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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-14

III Kris TOOTH PASTE-As elegant highly
" approved Den,rifcc.-
To give a pcsr!y whiteness 10 the teeth,
X ephance the charms and besuty the mouth.
And add fragrant sweetsess 10 the breath,
Is an attainment lang devcuty wished,
Though meier tlhow effectively achieved
Tisc Orrs Tooth Paste happily insures
THIS much desired result, ss will It's use,
With prenpipess and high satisfaction, prove.
The ORRIS TOOTH PASTE, while ID beautffes tho
teeth, removing and preventing every appearance OF
ur'sr and giving 10 them clear and pesy witeues, I'm.
proves the color Of the lips and gums and gives additional
beauty 10 the su observable Of the moBlh-by It's siniectng
properties greatly ends the teeth from decay,
and se impss that peculiar the
breath for which the Orris Roots Justly and extensively
celebrated. For sale vht lesale and retail by
III. G. HART, No It's broadway,
s2I-y corner OF Courtandt st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
ITEMS.

Counterfeit Two dollar bills the Winthrop Bank
koAbury, Massachusetts,, have made their appearance
here within the last few DAYS The Bank has no plat
resembling thai from which these bills have been prnte,
and The fraud can be easily discovered by close ex
animation. The plato has the appearance of having
been engraved for some company, the name Of which
being le for subsequent insertion IN writing, the words
"Winhrop Hank, R0xbury," hns been inserted by dit
ierent arlist.--.N. y. Cour. Enl
CRoPs IN MArSE-The Kennebec Journal SAYS tIr
Maine the never better the wheat is toerabIe
potatoes good though not great yield hay plenty &C
and on the whole Maine has had more productive sen
SON than we have seen before for many years.
The annual commencement OF Princeton College. N
). was celebrated on Tuesday aud Wednesday last
GRADUATE" 75 This the larges, class that gradua
ted ut Princeton.
NAvAL.-Thc French brig Of war Dunois, one of the
Mexican bockadng squadron has arrived at Pensacola
rom Vera Cruz. The u. S. brig Erie Lieut.. command
ing Farragu WAS nj Vera Cruz when the Dunois sailed
She reports all well on board the Erie
The Hon. y. =. Prentiss arrived In Natchez on the
2ad ult in tho steamboat North Alabama, and AFTER
waiting about two hours proceeded in the same boat to
Vicksburg.
POWER or srEAm.-h gentleman lea Aug. 10th, in
the Great Western, rambed over England and Ireland
aud returned In the ship-having travelled il, a
little over a month 5000 miles.
The Charleston Courier of the Goth September, SAYS
" we are requested TO say that all the Buoys ON the
ship Channel are sunk
The Common COanciI Of Boston have fixed upon Sc
AS the number of representatives for that city In the
general court.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

The New-York Star thus fifty NOR
allies upon the case of BENZ Rathbun,
the great Buffalo forger.
Do NOT DE AvARICIOUs.--It is aston
ishing to contemplate the evil and
dangerous results arising from spirit
of avaricc, and we see these dangers
amplilied in the case of Benz jamin Rath-
bun, sent to the State Prison for the
crime of forgery. The West had no
citizen more entcrprising, but il was a
rash, ,injudicious, incxpedient enterprise,
which in striving to grasp too much lost
every thing. Mr.. Rathbun was ready
for any spcculation-buy lots-build
hOuses--cstablish stcam5oats-run n
line Of stages, erect hotels, and th,is
shacklc himself with every kind of op-
Grafton in stocks, rail reads, canals,
manufactures, buildings, sc. SC.
Having originally but little capital OF
his own-posscssing, it is true, a strong
mind and active habits, he plunged into
a vortex of dilicu ultics; the panic found
him short of money, and he resortcd to
forgery, not from natural viciousness
of character or love of crime, but tc
sustain himself and his credit, intending
there is no doubt, to take up these
forged drafts when in funds. 1t is thus
that crime engralts itself insensibly on
injudicious and unwisc projects mer
get excited by ambition and spurrcd or
by avarice, and the issue frequently is
that fraud is called in with the hope o
avcrting calamity. Let ms be content
with our lot--contentmcnt is n blessing
and let every man coniinc himselfto tho
pursuit that education, habit and incli.
nation have qualified him for. Try frs
to get living, then to improve it
finally to make and lay by money. lie
no man suppose that fortunes can b'
made in day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
From the charIes,oo co,r,e,. oc, a

HEALTH OF THE CIrY.-The report of IN,
Board Of Health, published yesterday, show.
q considerable increase in the number O.
deaths by the prevailing epidemic. The
deaths by strangers fever, the PREVIOUS week
were 80, and in the last statement the,
amounted TO 40.
Since Saturday, VIC have heard of several
new cases, but have not received such infor.
nation as would warrant Us in giving deci
ded op'n'on as to the progress of the disease
we nave no reason to suppose, however
that the city is improving in health, but, on
the contrary, understand that several instan.
ces OF natives being attacked with fever have
occurred both in the city and on Sullvan's
Island, and Tint the strangers fever has ex-
tended its ramficntions over portions Of the
city that, in former years, were considered
as safe places of retreat.
From these remarks, il will be perceived
that we consider the return Of abscntccs
dangerous, ut the present moment and
while we hold that opinion, it is our duty to
express It, however much we desire again to
invite our friends to their homes and their
families.
: The weather, for number of days past.
has been quite nnfavorablc, moist and warm,
exhibiting no indications of an early frost,
which is the only hope left Of n relief from
the afiiiction which we experience.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

WILL be received by the subscribe

WILL be received by the subscriber, un-
w I'll the I1th day of November next, for
furnishing all the GRANITE; that may be
required to build 400 feet of the Dixie, now
constructing at the North end OF Goat Island /:
the whole amount required being about 73O
perches.
The Granite to be furnished in blocks, l.2
feet wide, to vary in height from foot inch
cs, to ] foot o inches; and to vary in length
from A to 8 feet ;--l7O perchcs being for the
coping of the Dixie, must be composed of pie
ccs feet long. 3 feet high, and not less
than | l-2 feet wide. The above Stones
when laid IN THE WALL. will shew SUI face
Of l2,2OO superficial feet, which $500, being
the surface OF the coping,must be rough ham
mered. The beds, builds and ends Of the
|stretchers, and the beds, tops and sides of the
headers, for two feet back from cnch end, to
be rongh-hammered The delivery of the
above Stones 10 be commenced about the lst
of May, 1889, and to be continued so as to
supply them as fast rs may be required for
laying. J. l.. MASON.
Lieut.. U. s. Eng'rs.
Newport, r. I. Oct. S, 1888.
o. Publishers of the Providence Herald,
and Morning Courier, Fall-Rlvcr Monitor,
Warren Star, md New Bedford Mercury,
will please give the above four Insertions, and
forward their accounts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
Real E. statrs &c. at Auction.

IJiH be sold al Public .4yction, on Taes-
day, The 3Jh day cf October inst. at
10 o'clock a. N. on The premises, u far,
Jnoi, The nert far day,
'1'fIE spacious and connnodioms Dwelling
Il House now occupied by the subscriber
(neayly new, fronting on Broad-st. 20 feet, aud
i52 feet in the rca--together with large
Barn and other ont buildings-an extcnsivn
Garden with fruit trees s.shrubbery. &c.-Two
good wells of water are OF this Estate.
Also, the Estate next south, IN good repair,
and suitable for two families, with Caipcn-
tcr's shop thereon standing, a good we'll Of
water on the premises, fronting on Broad
street 62 fcct-l52 rear.
hlso,,hc convenient Dwelling TTonse 'front.'
ing the head of Broad street, pleasantly stu
ated, and good we'll of water on the premises.
Also, lot Of Land adjoining. being l3O
feet on the old Beach road, and ~ feet rear
with n goo, Blacksmth's shop ihercon,and
a complete set Of Blacksnilh's tools.
| Also, the 3 story Coach Factory,and Coach
House attached, directly opposite inc SUD
scribcr's residence which IS wen ca'cu,pteu
to alter into Dwelling House at a small ex-
pensc.
lipbt handsome coach = new handsome ono
horse Darouches, on Elliptic springs one do.
second hand on G springs; 2 very good SEE
cond hand Chasrs 2 new oncs do one FIRST
rate 2 horse Sleigh one Box Sleigh do ono
Gig Sleigh do /; one light Horse Cart aud
harness also, q quantity of second hand
Harness, together with quantity ofnninish-
ed work such as Bndy's, Carriages, Wheels,
lot OF new Wheelbarrows, &c. &c.
Also, quantity OF Hay, Straw, Corn. fVd-
der, Furniture, &c. &c.
LIVE STOCK.
2 anc young and well broke gig HORSES.
Also, valuable COW aud ycarliug Cali
ISAAC STALL.
O.tII. WM Lowe, .7acfr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
lBicll,

In this town, yesterday afternoon, in the 43d year o
his age, Mr. George w. Allan, son Of the late Wm =
~ Allan, ESD after omg aud distressing illness, which
he bore with Christian torue aud resignalion leaving
Wit, aud six children To n,ourn the loss OF kind lis
baud and ailcctionate father. His funeral will take
place from, his late residence in Marketsqnre, to-mor
row afternoon at o'clock, which his relations and
friends are invited To attend without more particular
invitation.
Of Mr.. Edward Amy, and eldest daughter OF Rev. Mr.
Sullings, at Bristol aged ~ Years.
In Providence, Tuesday 2d inst, Sarah Hull, aged
25 years wilc Of Mr.. Alfred w Upham OF Boston, and
daughter of Mr.. Jabez Bullock Of North Kingston, X.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

THE ABORIGrNEs.-We have had not only
q great number, but if we may 50 speak, q
great uaiety of sojourners here this year
last of all, we make mention CT a small com
pany of Indians, of the Penobscoi tribe which
arrived here last week and pitched their tents
on the Common at the head of the town, where
they have employed themselves in their nc.
cnstomcd avocation of braiding baskets, Of
vurious kinds. They have been travelling
with many others Of The tribe, about -four
months,picking up, undoubtedly much change
by the way, in the sale of their baskets, &c
The tribe numbers about 700.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

In this town, Tuesday morning. by the Rev. Mr..
Dumont MIR. William T. Bullock Of Prov iencc, to Miss
Phiis f. Townsend dauther of the lato solomon Town
send, ESD, at this town.
Al Mhldlctown on Wednesday evening 81 inst, by
the Rev Mr. Howard, Mr. James J.. Chcescmau, Of the
city of New York, To Miss Julia Ann Hail. eldest daugh
ter of Mr.. l. u. Hall, OF MiddletOwn.
In Providence, Monday last, by the Rev. A. VI
Vnton Rev Francis Vnton To Miss Maria Bow cn, ell-
est daughter of John Wbpple Esq. Al the same time
by the Rev. Dr. Wa, land, Mr.. William Gammell Ia
Miss Elizabeth Amory, second daughter Of John Whip
ple Esq.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

YsLuow FrvER IN ATTAKAPAs.--Thc
New Orleans Bee of the 25th ult. says-"We
have received important intelligence from
this county. Tho yellow fever which has
spared New Orleans has attacked numbers
in the Attakapas. We learn with great re-
crct that several of The artists OF the French
theatre are among its victims. Madame a.
Armand and Mile Mchclot have succnmbed
Perrin, long and favorobly known as n most
accomplished mclo dramatic actor, was cx-
,remely low. aud unless some fortunate
change has taken place, IS now numbered
with the dead"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
EY J. e.. SHAW,-Auctioneer.
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
FOR SALE, on THE HILL.

On Tacsday, The 3oh dag Of Oci. INST.
al IL O'Clock n. NJ. on He premises,
a;H BE- soM at Public AUCTION,
A N elegant LOT or L.4.VD 7s front by
"A $50 Il ct rear, situate in Beach street,
next south of Joshua Tew, and west of JOSH
ah Tew. This Lot of Land. with southern
'front.'. is one of the most eligible building
sites for sale Oh the Hill.
Conditions liberal, and will be made known
at time and place.
OctlI. ]. E.. SHAw, .1ucfr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
FORTUNES HO Me.

Now that the Union is disturbed and there
are wars and rumors of wars--thc Mormons
Of the west-the Indians Of the south-thc
Rebels of the North--herc all is peace and
nothing is wanting but money TO make many
happy-Fortune's Home contains it. The
cargo of the ship Good Luck is tor dis,ribu-
ton, and Madame sits patiently, with extend
ed hands, ready to favor all who (now that
the growl of the Bear disappointment is heard
retreatHg in the distance,) will
TRY THEIR LUCK.
THIS DAY-$l5,O0O for So.
Tomorrow for 81.
SATURDAY.
Something to look at. No mistake, read
and circulate.
Truly a BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Capital Prize $;,5,0O0
100 prizes of $1,000
$50 Sl,100
Ist and I'd Drawn Numbers $1,000
I'd and Sd I" $500
This scheme is decidedly handsome and
deserves the notice Of all who hold that all is
Luck.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
ANOTHER GREAT WIG VICTORY
WEST.

Wisconsin Territory has elected Judge
Doty, anti. Van Buren, candidate for Congress
against Gen. Jones, the particular friend o
Messrs. Van Buren,, Bynum and Duncan, rs
our readers will recollcct in the Cilley duel
affair last winter. Wisconsin, il is true, Is
but a territory, but the result shows that Var
Buren, ia no 60 in that quarter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
Correspondence oC The ". y. Jour. Of Com
BATAVIA, "Wednesday, Oct. 3.

Correspondence ~ fhe ". 1. Jour. ~ Com.
BATAVIA, "Wednesday, Oct 3.
. RArnBUN's TRIAL.-The Court House bell
rang this morning about half past Eve O'clock
About 6 the Court was organized, and the
Jury rendered their verdict of gully in the
third Count Of Indictment. (which is the ma
tcrial one, charging the prisoner with utter
ing &c. forged paper with intent TO deiraud.
Mr.. Sherwood, Oh the part of the prisoner,
then rose to move the suspension of sentence
until The decision Of the Supreme Court could
he had OH sundry exceptions taken by him.
The Court however adjourned till 8 o'clock.
At that time the argument was made on Mr.
Shcrwoods motion, but the objections were
over ruled, and after a few remarks to the
prisoner, Judge Dayton sentenced him 10 five
years hard labor in the State Prison at Au-
burn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

The Protestant Episcopal Convention oi
the diocese Of New York is now in session
ot Trinity Church. This is the last meeting
of the undivided diocese. A question has
arisen, as to whether the Eastern portion, af.
,cr the division. " To- con,inuc ne of old, the
Diocese Of New York. or whether there Is I"
be an Eastern and Western diocese, both
new poris OF the old one. Each side OF the
question has able adyccatcs -.9mcricdn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
CLOTH DRESSING,
vHNIIE subscribers have entered into Coz part
Il ncrship in business, under the firm Of
GOULD s. DURFEE,

And respectfully inform their friends & the ppl
lie that they have rented the Mills in Portsmouth
belonging TO :. Clarke, where they will hereaite'
card into rolls, sheep wool Of all gradcs-sPin
yarn faciure cloth on shares or contract.
Also, color and dress woollen cloths, real indigo
blue, aud all other colors-o color and dress gar
ments color yarn ror carpets. sc &C. n'lwh"s
shall be done speedily, in the best manner ana
on the most reasonable terms
THOMAS GOULD,
Isaac y. DuRfEE.
Nj. Articles intended to bo sent 10 them,
ina bo left with Sanford Almy ,Liiilc-C Compton,
Geo. Almy or Wm. Amy, 1iveron,--" M;
rearse J. Clifford. Bristol Fcrry,-Underwcod
Carr. Job sherman, Edward stanhope, or Benz
4, Wilbor .hroad-sl'rt Newport. .--Du'iee's Inn
por,smoulh, or at their Mandatory.
Portsmouth, march 2Gth, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

10 CORRESPONDENTS "Malangthon'
is received, and although we approve
the object of the communication, it is
nevertheless necessary that we should
have an interview with him before we
can publish it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
Dtarp.
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OF TIL
w Z A TIL F. r.

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2l54l70'Gi l62 sw sw sw Fog, clear, clear.
3 So 7O,5 ,5sI6I,Sw sw NV Cldy., Showry, clear
4 45lI6sl5sl6e sw sw Clear and pleasant.
55il72 SO 63 sw sw swCIear, cloar, clear.
6 6OI7i I63 75 sw sw sw Clear, clear, clear.
7,6OI7I 46 81 sw NwNw Rain, clear, clear.
$40 I5SII5 i7,"Nw NV Clear, clear, clear.
9IIO Sc so 'lS NV sw sw Clear, clear, clear.
10, ,4G53 Is. 49, NE NE N NECloudy; cloudy, cldy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
The New Orleans True American Of the
25,b ul,. has this paragraph -

To our ABSENT FRIKNps.-Coma homo
and attend To your affairs without danger
The weather is win,ry cold, and the city
never more healthy. lfyou remain long a'
the watering ploccs, you'll oil he caught by
Messrs chils and fever. 30 come home ana
attend to your business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

brig Pilgrim, Wade, Wilmington.
DO. Bruce, bradford, N. Bedford.
Sloop Mary Elizabeth, Harris, Apaloclhcols
DO. Eclipse, Taylor, Mobile.
Do. Victory, Heath, Providence.
ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY, Oct 6-schr. Laura, Cobb, from Baltimore
with corn an, lour to Geo. Bowen.
SUNDAY, 7-Sch'r. Minerva, Eddy, from Providence
for New Oreans-loop Harvest, Prcsbey, from rnun-
ton for New York.-sloop Moses Eddy, Chiids, from
Prov idcnce for New York.
Mosp.,, sth--Brig Tilton, Crecnaw, from Pas
sainuq quoddy with lumber To Finch n Engs.-sch'rs
Milo, Nickcrson from Bath with lumber to Finch y
Engs-Morning- Star, Nickerson, from kenneheck.-
Exchange, An,ros, from Somerset for New York
sioops Hudson, West, from New Bcdiord.-Swain
smith, from Iarwich, with fish to the master
TUESDAY, 9th--sch'rs. AlS,, Tucker, from philadcl
phia for Portand.-Formax, Nickerson, from Bath io
Bristol.
NE.NOR.1.VDA.
Brig Canoncns, BgIcy, Of this port cleared Mt New
York, on the 9Th inst for Cadiz.
Arr AT Baltimore, 5h, sch Eagle, Wyc, OF this port
from Havana.
sioop Caroline, Barker, Of this port, was spoken 3,
inst. Int. 40 80, lon. II l-2, for Havana.
Schr Hannah, Boss Of this port, was spoken in lat
80, lon. 70, - days from Boston for Havana
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

DIR. Gouraud, the French Vice Consul at
this place, it is said took passage last week
in the Great Western, on his way To France,
for the purpose of attending tho trial of Mar
ssud and the mu,inecrs of ship Alexandra.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
Notice.

A IL those residing in South Kingston, in
"A dcb,ed To- the late firm OF 1illcy g. llaz.
ard for goods from their store. will please call
on Wager Wccdcn. Esq. Cashier cf the
Wakefield Bank and pay, as lie has tho nc
counts made out. and is authorised to receipt
for tie SANE, for The late firm OF j. q ".
WM. JAMES llLLEY.
Sept ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
For Sale, or 10 Let,

Ev-N TIE large and well finished,
&2Enk three story brick House, known
4 iii& by the name Of the Malbone
sayssys~sss Estate, fronting on Thames
street, may be purchased at reasonable price
an inJispu,ablc title will be given OF the
premises. This Estate IS we'll calculated
for ccnteel boarding house, and was impro-
we'd as such by the late Col John ID. Lyon
If the place should not be sold by the first ol
next month, it will then be Leland possession
given Immediately thereafter.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
Newport, Oct. 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
HERALD OF THE TIMES

SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES,
THIS WEEK.
This Day, Oct lItb,
No. iCC, az nos. ! ballots, Capital $4,000
Tickets IS.
Friday, Oct. 18th,
No. lO7, CG nos. II ballots, Capital $4,000
Tickets 81.
Saturday, Oct 18Th,
Splendid .hammoM Scheme.
1 prize of $4,000; Ior 10000;
Of 5000; l Of 5000: l Of $500;
| Of 400; Of 300; | Of . 200;
Of2 900; l Of 700; Of l 500;
of 900; Of 400; / of
1900; 100 Of 200; $50 of
I,lO0; rs with 2 numbers
1000; &c do 500; 7G
do 600.
Tickets SIS.
% nos. ID ballots.
Wholcs, Quarters and Eiehths, in this
splendid Lottery nre to be had at the Old OF.
lice, where so many prizes have been sold
within few weeks. Last, $. Il. Il5, Comb.
q 80 80 sold 10 an industrious man in this
town, prize $500.
J. O. SHAW.
Oct. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
AUCTIONS.
TOMORROW.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
NEWPORT, sc.-.Nswport, September 2Ofh, n.
ID. 1888.
| IL BY virtue Of an Execution, is
ESssN2 sued out of the Court Of Common
Esss Pleas, for the County Of Newport,
sesNeA May Term, 1888, TO me directed
ana delivered, ] will sell at Public Auction
on The premises to the highest bidder, ON
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of October, 1888, at
IL o'clock IN tho forenoon, all the right, title
end interest which Holder Chase had on the
4th day OF April, 1887, at o'clock and Is
minutes IN the forenoon, in and 10 a certain
lot of land, with dwelling House thereon
standing, situated in Portsmouth,n said coun-
ty, continuing about = acres, more or less, and
bounded as follows, viz :-easterly on a high
way. northcrly and westerly on land Of David
Anthony, and sontherly parily on land Of
Humphrey Chase, and partly on land Of said
Holder Chase.
Also one other lot Of land, situate in said
Portsmouth, containing about q Acres, more
or less, and bounded easterly and westerly
on land OF Humphrey Chase, sontherly on
land Of Peleg linmbly, northerIy partly on
land of David Anthony, and partly on lands
of the said Holder Chase.
The said Holder having life estate only
in the last mentioned lot Of land.
Also-one ox-cart, one stove, and sticks
Of hen,lock timber.
Al the above described property, having
been attached on an Original Writ.
Conditions ut time and place Of sale.
WIN. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Sept. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

The election in New Jersey took place
yesterday and the day previous.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
MRS. KIDDER'S CHOLERA, DYS-
ENTERY, AND DIARRIOEA COR
DIAL,
Sold By X. J. TAYLOR, Druggist, sole .3gent
for krcDorI r. l.

for .NtTp0T, IL.
rnlIIIS medicine is ack nowledged by thousands
IL 10 stand unrivalled ia this or any other
country, for the cure Of the above, and will re-
store where every other remedy fails performing
its cure W most cases in very few hours IL taxi
en- in season. II does not require more than forty
eight hours 10 cure the most violent bloody, Shiny
dyscntcry; cholera, and common cholera morbus,
are lust. n,ly checked, aud the patient quickly re-
stored 10 health. DiarrhoeG that is Of recent deaf
is cured in very few hours, niauhoeathat has
continued Tor months, aud even for years, u cur
ed by using this medicine according Ia the direc-
tons and the patient will be restored To health
Persons going 10 warm climates il they will pro-
vide themselves with this medicine, will have lit
tie or nothing TO fear from Cholera, Dystntery,
or Didrrh ca.
Children that are tccthng, and children that
are brought up by hand, shonld always bc pro-
,idcd with this medicine if possible, n IT will ge-
nerally regulate their bowels in the course OF u
few hours, and prevent them from becoming weak
aud reduced f,om Dia,rhoea.
II checks vomiting produced from any cause
whatever, and il is an invaluable remedy IN sea
sickness.
II il composed Of materials that are perfectly
harmless, aud may be- taken by either sex at any
age with perfect safety, and will not lnjure the
constitution.
NJ u. This medicine will always leave the
bowels in perfect order, producing no constipation.
July 1, iS3S.-6m