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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

We know from other sources besides the
newspapers, that the sickness in many pla-
ccs in the West during the past season, has
been most distressing. The worst is not apt
to be told in such cases. Among the VIC
Tins in Marshall, Mich. are the President and
Cashier Of the Bank in that place, Horace
Bruce and Joseph Frink Esquires. Let the
hardy yeomanry of the East, who with loss
fertile Sels~, enjoy so richly the blessing OF
health, along with thousand other comforts
to which new settlements are necessarily
strangers, be content with their condition.
yes, and thankful too,-for, take it all in all,
they are probably the happiest people on the
face Of the earth.-.N y. Jour. of Commerce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

Il cannot hut strike calm observers with
wonder, when they look at the question
which now divides the administration from
the People. 1t is no difference Of opinion
about forcign policy--nor tariff-nor internal
improvement-bu mainly, as to whether the
masses, tho country at large, shall, by those
whom they have for the time being intrusted
with authority to decide, be permitted t.
prosper by the good old way that in times
past they have prospered in. This is the
real question at issue between the people
and their rulcrs-nnd it is ono, Of which the
mere statement is sufficient to show, that the
moment il shall be generally understood tha
moment It will be resolved against tho ad
pinistration.-( Salem Cdz.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
ITEMS.

Il HEALTH or CHARLEsroS.--The yellow G,yer IN
Charleston has somewhat abated there having been Lu,
20 deaths during the weck ending on the lilh.
The celebciied Indian warrior, Black IInwk died nj
his camp the river Dos Moins, ON the 3d inst aged
| 73 vents.
The Court House aDd Clerks Office at Columbus co
were destroyed by fire on the night of the I4t instant
All tbs papers ot value were consumed.
Governor Jennison of Vermont, has recomm ended tho
passage Of a law abolishing imprisonment for debt
INSTRUCTION oP rHE RISING GESgRarios..-The
whole number Of pupils educated In Boston, nj the pub.
lie expense, is ten thousand ono hundred aud eh.ty.
inc.
The Hon. =. & PmELrs wv was on Tuesday oG las,
week, elected H. T. senator by the legislature Of Yer
mont Ia supply the vacancy occasoned by the expra-
on Of the term Of service Of Benjamin Swim.
During the week ending liih instant there were 25
deaths by strangers fever in Charleston.
There was slargo lre at Harrisburgh, Penn. on the
2lst ult. All the buildings On Fourth street. from
Market were destroyed including the Lutheran Church
The steamboat John w. Richmond, will In future
leave Providence at o'clock =. NJ. instead of G. Her
days Of departure from New York will be TUESDAYS and
saturdays-from Providence Monda, and Thursdays.
ERRArA.-A paragraph announcing the death Of the
Hon. Stephen u. Phillips, late member Of Congress from
the Essex District, Mass has been published In several
papers. IL Is mistake. II that honorable gentle
mans aiher who ded-stephcn Phillips.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

The Sseamsr .Ntpiune.-The steam packet
Neptune, Captain Wilson, from Baltimore,
for Charleston, went nshorc on the Horse
shoe at the mouth Of Cape Fear river, on the
Ild inst, with a pilot ON board, while putting
in for supply Of fuel. The boat will be 90!
of without injury. Her passengers have oil
arrived safe IN Charleston in the steamer
Governor Dudley, from Wilmington. The
passengers Of the Neptune have published
card, expressing their thanks to Captain VIII
son, nnd Captain Joy, Of the Dudley, IN which
they ssy =" No hlnmc can be attached to
Cnptsin Wilson for the accident, which is at.
tribntabIe alone to the careIessncss or igno
rauce Of the pilot at Smiihville."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
From the Boston Transcript Of Monday

First Snow Storm of the Season.-The
weather was cold, raw and inclcment yester.
day. lt'oegnn to rain soon after noon, ant
toward evening the snow fell merrily, AM
continued to foil for several hours. 1t did
not continue long on the ground, but the
housetops were covered with white mantle
until some hours after sunrise this morning
The first snow storm Of the last year occur
red on the 18th November. It commenced
at 7 in the morning, and soon increased tG
an old fashion northeast snow Storm" ant
before the day closed, the ground was GOV
cred several inches deep.
1t showed pretty briskly for few minute.
in Albany, on Monday afternoon last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
LATER FROM ENGLAND.


BY the packet ship Virginian, Capt
Harris, at New York on Monday, Lon.
don papers to Oct. I, and Liverpool tt
the Cd have been received. The news
from England is without much interest,
The Great Western Steam Ship Com
pany are about to build another vessel,
of equal size to the Great Western,
and she will be called the City Of New
York. A large cargo Of African oak
timber has been purchased by the COM
.pany for this and other ships. The
Great Western was to sail from Bristol
the 9th Of Oct. on her 9th voyage to
New York.
An earnest desire had been express
sed in many parts of England that a
day of Thanksgiving for the plentiful
harvest, should be set apart by the
proper authorities.
Effect of .Siape Emancipation upon the
French Coionies.-The minister of the marine
is stated by the Messenger to have received
advices from Martinique, urging the ncces.
sity of sending out rcinforccmcnts to the gar.
rison Of that island, in consequence Of the
agitation produced by the emancipation oi
the blacks in the English colonies. The
transport Oise, this journal adds, is to sail
Immediately with troops from Brest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
ARRIVALS.
MEMORANDA.

At London, Sept a5h, ship kutuson, Taylor, Of thi,
port, from New Orleans, disc.
Ship Palestine, Ittlclcld from New Orleans, arrived
AT Liverpool, Sept. 27th.
At Havana, l2, inst. schr. Hannah, Boss, for New
Orleans 18th.
Arrived at New York on Monday, new brig Florida
Phillips, days from this port.
At Cadz, sept 2lst., brig Confidence, Bailey, ofthi,
port, from New York, discg.
Arrived at New Bedford, Friday, ship brighton
Smith, Pacific Ocean, last from Taha, with 1900 bills
sp. oil to VIM. 7. Russell. Reports mt Tahita, Apri
30h, ship VIM. Lee ussey, Of this port, 450 bbls sp oil
do. Abigail Reynars Pacific Ocean, with 2i0O bbls.
sp. oil ~ Chs w. Morgan. Reports on on Shore
Ground June 3Oih ship Audley Clark Sherman, ofthis
port, f50 bbls sp. oil.
Do. Phenix, Sanford, New Zealand, last from Rara-
tonga Hay with 800 bbls sp. oil tn A. Parker SON.
spoke May 2Is John Cosgeshall, Macy Of this port,
800 bbls sp. oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

Bank Robbery.-The Smithiic!d Unior
Bank was entered, on Saturday, between the
hours Of 8 and 10 in the morning. and robbed
Of 5000, all in the bills of the Bank, por.
ton Of which can be identified. The Cashier
left the Bank in the morning on some bust
ness the robbers entered a vacant tenement
over the bank and cut through the floor, by
which means they effected passage into
the banking room, and were able to carry of
the money without the trouble of forcing the
vault. a reward of $500 is offered for the
recovery Of the money and the detection o
the robbers Prou. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

"A prineely Presemt.-We learn FROM the
Courier des Etais Unis that the prince dc
Joinvillc, in grateful remembrance Of the
hospiiablc attentions which he received from
Col. DE Russy, while at West point has sem
to the colonel costly snuff.box Of gold, en-
riched with diamonds. This handsome pres
ent was transmitted to Col. De Russy through
the hunds Of Monsieur dc Saligay, secretar,
of the French legation, who has himself re
ccived from the Prince a superb dressing
case Of plate, containing one hundred pieces
-fN Y. Jour. OF Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
November lst.
November lst.
JAMES HAMMOND,S
CIRoULATIWG LIRRARY.
RECENT ADDITIONS.

1924 Sir Walter Scott--Life of by J. G.
fockhart, vols;
272i Modern Accomplishments or the march
Of intellect, dedicated by permission
to her Royal Highness the Princess
Victoria, by T.. Sinclair, vol;
T2G Modern Society, or the march of intel.
lect, 1.-The conclusion Of Modern Accom-.
plishmcnts, by G. Sinclair, vol;
2IH Pencil Sketches, or outlines of Charac.
ter and manners, Sd series, by Miss
Leslie, / vol;
I2726 Homeward Bound, or the Chacc, tale
Of the sea by Copper, 2 vols;
2120 Damascus and Palmyra, a journey to
the East, with a sketch of the State
and prospects Of Syria, by G.. &. Ad-
! olson, 2 vols;
2730 Outward Bound, or Merchants Ad-
ventures, by The author Of Ratlin the
Refer, 2 vols;
2G3l Incidents Of Travel, i'm Greece. Turkey,
Russia, and Poland,by Stevens, 2 vols;
2132 The Clockmaker; or sayings and do
ings Of Sam Slick Of Slickville, ID Sc
ries, l vol; -!
1888 Jorrocks' Jaunts, and Jollitcs; or the
Hunting Shooting, Racing. Driving,
agant exploits OF that renowned sport
ing citizen, MIR. John Jorrocks, of St.
Botolph lane, and great COram Street;
3voIs;
I273l A Tale of the lIuguenots, or memoirs
Of a French Refugee Family, transla.
ted and compiled from the original
manuscripts Of James Fontaine, by
one OF his descendants, l vol;
2435 Napoleon, and his times, by Caulin-
court, Duke Of Vicenza, 2 vols;
2736 Richard llurdis,O or the avenger Of blood,
tale Of Alabama, 2 vols;
2I37 Duty and Inclination, a novel by Miss
Landon, 3 vols;
2I3S Harry Austin, or adventures in the
British Army, by an officer, vols,
337 Phrenology, by George Combe. late
President Of the chronological Socic,
ty. ! vol;
gao British Senate, or a second series of
Random Recollectons of the Lords
and Commons, by the author of the
Grent Metropolis, 2 vols;
I274l Romance of Vienna, by Francis Trol-
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H42 Pcciola, or Captivity Captive, by NJ.
X. Saintine, vol;
2743 Peter Pilgrim, or a Ramblcr's Recol
lections, 2 vols.
This Library contains upwards of
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1rareis-
1000 VOLS.-.Msceliane porhs-
aud
5000 vOLS.-Nopels-T and Ro.
In all, about s 1000 VOLS.
Being the Largest Circulating Library in New
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NEW WORKS ARE CONSTANTLY
ADDING.
The terms Of this Library are-,o nnnua
subscribers 2 dollars per annun,, payable in nd
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time, and can exchange them when they please
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Oct. %.
(Reported for the Boston Pstriot.J

Al market 1860 Beef Cattle 100 Stores 400 Sheep,
and 226O Swine. ~
PRicEs-BEEF CArTLE-Our last weeks quotations
were fully sustained We quote the same, viz. first
quality so second quality as al7; third quality
DARRELLINo C.rTLE-Mcss 20 No. ], s as n Sc.
STOREs-We continue our farmer anal ntions vi, .
yeariings - Ai two year old sls 2sj three year
SHEEr- Dull-and former prices hardly sustained
8 25 ~ INV
SwiNE-Lots TO peddle were sold at 81 a 81 for Sows
and ala for BarrOws. At retail, 81. few hun
dred Swine unsOld.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

TuE STANDING ARMY.-The following i
given in the Madisonian, as the rank and file
of the Executive standing army Of Office hoI
jcrs in the State of New York:
1880 Posttnastcrs.
2I7 Mail Contractors.
80 Clerks in the New York Post Office
25Lighthonse Keepers.
500 Custom House Officers.
These, says the MadisonInn' constitute ~
regiment Of the Kings Own, well drilled II
the system of terrorism and scduc'lon' ahd o
dragooning voters J"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
Oidrnige's Balm " Coismbin,

A N important recent chemical discovery
"A the best and cheapest preparation ihp
The HAIR ever offered TO the public. Itpss-
vents the hp,s frsm Turning grey, makes 10
look bright aud glossy, and, in fow sppliss-
tions, frees il from scur.
For the NURSERY, its exccIicncy - s~rivsI-
led twhen mixed with more tinW hall wster)
for cleansing the chldrcn's heads from scurs,
causing also the hair to grow healthy, thick,
and glossy; and, if buts litilo inclined 10 curi,
u makes II ouilrnost beautifully. For sale by
Il mar. 8, X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

Singular ANIL Fatal .accideni---A large
bear from the Rocky Mountains has been
kept all summer at the Columbia Gardens, in
Camden, New Jersey, opposite to Phiadel-
phio. On Saturday last little grandson OF
Mr.. Edmunds, one of the proprietors, both Of
whom were then absent, was amusing him
self in the garden. The bear sprang towards
him, the chain broke, and the animal rushing
forward, seized the boy. His cries brought a
man to his assistance, who procured pitch
fork, with which he attacked the bear, who
rctreated, still holding strongly on the child.
At the entrance to his cngo he dropped him
dead. lie then escaped to the woods, but
was followed and killed with mnskcts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

QUEsrION.-What would he the character
of our Government" if to the President.
authority. to execute the laws and his capaci-
iy of Commander in. Chief Of the Army, were
added the control of the revenue through the
Sub Treasury scheme
ANswER.-In whatever state any indiyidu
al unites in his person the execution Of the
laws, the command Of the army, and the
management ofihe rerenue, that state may be
Justly termed monarchy. Tho name assn
med by the superior thus invested is Of it'll,
consequence to the public; nor will it avail
whether this aggravated trust is dcvolved OF
n dictator, a triunivir, or a king."-GiJbon's
Rom Enp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

The CHEROKEEs.--Accoun from the
Cherokee nation, dated, Sept. 25th, state tia
the story of council, held for the purpose O
conccrting simultaneous attack OIL the from
tiers of Missouri and Arkansas, is entirely
false. Colonel Logan, General Arbuckle
and Governor Stokes, were present Mt the
talk, and have contradic,ed the whole state
ment.
The chiefs and warriors havo written q
letter denying the story under their hands.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
mill Street Academy.

V>HIS school now instructed by MI. q
l. %. NoMLE, will be continued from Mon
div. the 5,b or November, under the sHpcrin
ltendcnce Of Mr.. JOHN WELLS, a Graduate
OF Williams College.
The FINALS DrrARrMESr will also b,
opened nj the same time by Miss WELLS.
~ Ample Testimonials rs to mental an'
other qualifications, will be presented.
Oct 1S, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

BURIAL OF BLACK HAwK.-A few days
ago we announced the death Of this celebrn
ted chief The Iowa Gazette gives the fol-
lowing account of his burial:
"ITis body, we understand, was not inter
red, but was placed on the earth in sitting
posture, with his cane clenched in his hand
enclosed with slabs or rails. This is tin
manner in which chiefs Of the Sac nation ne
usually buried, and was done at his own spe
cial request. A considerable number o
whites, we understand, were present at thi'
disposition Of his remains.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

The new Theatre in Providence was
opened on Monday evening last, under
the management ofMr. Flynn, and Mrs.
Meader Qlate Clara Fishery 1t is said
to bo very commodious and splendid
building-hardly exceeded for elegance
in its internal, as we'll as external ap-
pearance, by any similar establishment
in the union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

Official dispatches, received at Washing
ton state that the principal Chief Of the Tai
khassce Indians has visited General Taylor
at Fort Brooke, Tampr Bay, and declared the
readiness of his people to come in and emf
crate. The Mickasukies profess the snIne
peaceable desire. The energetic plans OF
The campaign will, however. not be relaxed
experience in tho case Of the Seminal q
having taught lesson not soon to be forgot
ten.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

g J. SrLvEsrER's RrresrER-A paper
~ having lately appeared IN this city under
the title OF .Sylresier's NEw Reporier,'l deem
il advisable, in order to prevent my friends
and the public from being deceived thereby,
To state thnt the namo Of my paper remains
unchanged, and | am s,sl at l30 Broadway,
where | have been for thirteen years past
and Of course have not e1ovcd thcrefrom.--
have also opened an Exchange office NJ ~
Wall street. All communications must be
addressed as heretofore to
S. j. SYLVESTER,
100 Broadway OF ~ Wall-st.
Oct 2J-iw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

NAvAL-The United States ship Indcpen'
dcncc, Commodore Nicholson, from Monte
video, with Geo. w. Slocum, Esq. U. ~
Consul, arrived at Rio de Janeiro, August 30
The only ships Of war iu the port OF Pen
sacola on 18th instant, were the Nstchez, the
Ontario, aud French brig Of war the Dono's
the Lapcyrousc having sailed on the Monday
previous, to rejoin the blockading squadron.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

CAUTION misunderstanding that a per-
" son calling himself Hamilton sollciting
subscription for the Reporters. J. Sylvcs-
ter OF No. 100 Broadway, and ~ Wall.s,rcct,
notifies tho public that such person has no
authority To- receive subscriptions for his pub.
llieation, known by the name of "Sylvcs,er'-
Reporter" now siablished for upwards Of ~
years. All corpnnnnic atoms must he addres.
sed to No. 100 Broadway, OF 22 Wall street
New York. lOet 25-4w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

PORTUGUESE Loco FoCos.-Portugal also
hns her Loco Foco disorganizers and her
Charles J. Ingersolls. At the recent elcc.
tions. the Tory soldIery. at ono town contain
ing $4,000 houses, attacked the cameras
where the polls were held, and burnt up the
lists of votes because they were IN favor oi
the constitution, and opposed to the ultra
radical destructivcs, who ure the myrmidons
Of the Government, as they are here.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

The French and .Nericons--An arrival at
Baltimore from Havana, states TINT the
French brig C"urrasicr from Brest for Vera
Cruz, had arrived ut Havana, the Captain OF
which reported that a large squadron sailed
/, ccmpsny, to reinforce the blockade at Vera
Cruz. The Prince do Joinville was in CON-
nand OF ono Of tho corvettos.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
FORTUNES HOME.

" - . - ~ - ~ IL ~ uvu -
No arrangement Of currency affects the
favors of Madame Fortune. Her Home is
The bnnk that never suspcnds payment
Come then, ye that are heavy at heart, and
"light at pocket" pour cut your gricfs at For
tunes shrine. She will hear and reward oil:
" the grave, the gay, and tho witty" Good
Luck continually triumphant at 81. Our
course is onward-vctory of"shut up shop"
Sink or swim, our motto is
Success 10 Patrons Of 81.
TRY YOUR LUCK.
THIS DAY-Sl5,OOO for S..
Tomorrow for 81.
SATURDAY.
One Of the November grand classes,
Capital $4,000. 100 prizes Of 8 ,O0O, amount
] ing to O0,O00-Tickets SIG.
\ Particular attention is solicited TO the Sat
urday's scheme. This is one Of the series
which mark tho month of November, as all
era Of splendid schemes.
Any three drawn nos. take 81 900.
4 Orders from abroad or at home, will be
punctually attended to.
Those who prefer purchasing by medium
OF the Post Office, may be assured of having
their orders answered, If addressed to
q. n. SMITH,
Nov No. 81, Tbames-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
Died,

Yesterday morning, John Ormsbec, eldest son Of
Capt Ephrani Cobeigh, aged - years. Funeral this
afternoon nt O'Clock, which the relatives aud friends
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

rU>HE SUBSCRIBERS have received with
L in few weeks very endless and ex-
tcnsive variety OF
WIN TER G GODS,
SUCH AS
BEAVER AND HUNTER CLOTHS,
Of various styles.
PILOT CLOTHS, Drabs, Blue and
Brown.
20 pieces ENGLISH .NERLVOS Of eve:
ry color and quality.
Also, a superb lot Of Double a Saxony
Thibet Cloths, of super and extra super quail
ties, together with all such goods as are want
ed at this scnson OF the year, which are war
rantcd to be at least as low as can be found
in this State-cithor at Wholesale or retail.
Nov !. W.n C. COZZE.NSS Z, 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
archaeological Dtarp.
s TATE
OF THE
w L a TIL Z r.

% 4oI I5O'+5 45I NwNwNw,C Clear. clear, rain.
26 iol55 45 46 NV NV sw Clear, cloudy, clear.
81 10 so assess sw NV Clear, squalIy olcar.
2s As 4slsSl4t NwNw NV Cloudy, cloudy, rain.
20 3sl4s 39l4 SwNw NV Clear, clear. 4 Bust.
30 s6 ~ 4s al SwNw NV Cloudy, cloudy, cleur.
81 l4OI 4OI3Il3S NV NwNwlaoin, cloudy, clear.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01

In Providence, on Monday last, by Rev. u. &. Graf
ton, of WEXFORD Mr. James X. Stone, of the place
to Miss Sarah A., Second daughter Of Mr. George W.
Gilmore, of Providence.
In Fall River, Mr. Aanson Sweet, Of Tyerton, to
Miss Hannah Hathaway, Of Y. X.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

CLEAhED
| Schr. Concord, Cos, Havana.
DO. Export, Pratt Mobile.
SOOp Agent, Pratt, Providence.
DO. Rienzie, Heath, do.
| DO. Fuirhavon, Smith, Hartford.
ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY, Oct. 2jth-Brig Martha Ann, 1Tinglcs,
from Machas for New liuven-schrs. Illinois, Tombln,
from Boston for Phiadcphia-Elza Nupper, Ilupper,
from Lubec for New York.-calo, Allan from Bath
tor Charleston-soop Victory, Snow, from iiarwich
tor Norwich.
FRIpAy, Oct. 2G,-schr. Geo. Washington, Miller,
from Providence for Charleston s. C.Sloops Faavcn,
smith, from Providence for IIartord.-Eliia, Lawto,
from Warren for New Bedford-Geo. Washington,
smith from Norwich for rProvilence.-Nantuckct,B Oar
nard, from Say brook for Nantucket.
SATURDAY, Oct. 27,-Ship }. w. Cater, from Bangor
for New York.-Schr. Planet, Robertson, from Bath
for Norfolk.
SUNDAY, Oct. 2s,--Sloops Rienz, Heath. from New
York for Prov Pitnan, from Fall
River for New York.-l'rig Leopard, Elwcll, from
Somerset
MONDAY Oct. 29,-Schr Fox, Ierrick from Blue Hill,
r Baltimore-sloop Arion, Hull, from Providence for
New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-01
DR.. Phelps Compound Tomato Pills.
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
SItI,sTITlI rE FOR MERCIRy

THESE popular Pills being a combination Of neNy
l. discovered ALkALINE substance, extracted from
the TOMATO PLANTj with other vegetable sub-tan
which have been found o modify aud difise its ef
fccts nrc believed be- the best sid "a
rHARrIc MsdiciHe discovered. The, have bewn
abundantly and successfully tried, and have received
universal appreciation for croa Dyspepsia, JHunhice,
Bilious discusses Gravel, Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds,
Influenza Cntnrrh, Nervous dseasps, Acid stomachs,
Glanduar swell!ngs OF all kinds, Cosiiveness Cole,
Headache, No.
For ordinary FAMILY PIIISIC, they are univcrraii.
approved, II the best offered.
For il account II this interesting discovery, test
moninls, mode Of operation, sc. Panphlsis, which
may be had gratis Of X. j. TAYLOR,
oct %. Agent for Newport