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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

! One hundred and twenty.seven Lieutcn-
ants hold commissions in the Navy Of tho
United States who have been twenty years
aud upwards in the service, ond thirty OF
these have been twenty seven years ~ the
Navy. There are also seventy -pine Passed
M.dshipmcn who entered the service eleven
years ago, and arc still waiting Tor promotion.
We understand that George VI. Dallas,
Esq, minister to Iu-sio, has obtained leave
to return home, and is'cspccted in this city
IN September next, to resume his prolession'
10 which hc has been so ably aud 50 "dvan-
tngeous'y known. II - soId that Mr. Csm-
brclcng will succeed Mr. Dallas rs munster
/ toihc cou,t of 81 Petersbursh.- fh"dde'P"'"
/. T. s. Gos.Hc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
Cook stoves, PariOr stoves,

and SHOP STOpES
a large supply OF Stoves of different de-
n scrIp,ions Tor Coal aud Wood. Also, n
general assortment of TIN WARE aud 9th
or articles, os usual to be sold ut wholesale
ar retail for cash. on as reasonable tcsrns n
can he purchased N the state.
Purchasers will do vel to call aud sec lcr
themselves. WM. l.. MEINILI.,
F July 26. Ne w, 'ha'n''.i
~ AiGNs ~ bose. banoh ka.in', "a, ~ rr,' .'c a"'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
LEGAL NOTICE

Court of Probate, Newport, .Aug. !, 1889.
A ppLrcArIoN was made for an Admins
"A TRAITOR to be appointed on the Estate of
Samuel Fowler, late of Newport, mariner.
dec. who has been long abseut and unheard
from:
IL is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred TO a
Court of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the first Monday in
Sept. next 9 o'clock a. m. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy of this
order, three several times in the Herald of
The Times, for all persons interested to ap-
pear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy witness,
AugS. B. Il. H0wLAND, Pro. Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

Opposition is Me life Of business.
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THE GUILTY. ATOR,

CONDUCTED BY J.. BUEL, ALBANY, NEW YORK.
kot- Of no pursuit which real important terri
c can be rendered to country, than by improving i
.lgricttlture.--W AsHINGToa.
presenting subscription for the sixth volume Of the
Cultivat tor conductor ayaiIs himself Of the oppor,
tv of tenderin. his thanks the Gentemen whose youn
tarv exerlions given TO This paper circulation almost
u,ufecedentej this counryand particularly
nerous Correspondents whose have enriched
rs columns We respectfully invite the continued cooper
alton classes efficient mode Of promoting
useful Improvement and advancing the prosperity of our
coaetry plan and price of Guilty. viii remain
thew the publication only be sustained
nd voluntary aid which and the
subscriptions being promptly paid in advance.
The Cutvator viii continue OF tire science Of
Agriculture furnish instructions for the BIZ noodles OF
practice in all departments Of Husbandry. Horticu
tre and other Rural affairs: and give such useful les
sons for the improvement of the young mind The conduc
tor will endeavor make j, help, and volume
.Ssea reference. all VINO have the ambition 10 Distinguish
themselves in rural abor and mprovemen,s-io help
themselves and TO benefit society
Should gentleman, whom this subscription Is for
wardsi. present neghoors for
nature respectfully requested the hands
OF some ono viii take himself this trouble. Ii -
by the March. thereafter practicable
To meet the public demands. W published new
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The Extract of Boncset and ThoroughwOrt.

Offering this valuable medicine TO the puolc- the pro-
prieior has uI1ogh proper TO make known one oil ie
component parts his conpouad-the Extract Of Boaesc
Thor9I The qualities Of THIS Eegsa-
amongst native tribes, ana vas teiF
medicine diseases IL has been ntrodl-
ghou, United States
with less Substitution shan with the natives is proper
ties numerous perhaps mce 80 lah any other v~geia-
BILE known. These pills Called with proPrieiy, an
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE from mlttde of diseases that
they they cured may persons, after having
been given by skii physicians Inc proprietor feels
in warraIring pill the Fever and Asue,
Dyspepsia general debility, diseases incident TO
narshy places Gou, and >yphac palms, feseFs in gene
rail- many disorders if taken according 70 direc
These pills be taken by the most debilitaed-
will give strength the body and at all times by
ages, being harmless yet powerful assistant OF nature
The daily sales and testimonials received, are
proof positive, and beneficial effects
might much and publish multiplicity OF certi-
Gates cure but NV only request Is that
all. who have siicne, call and
give OMAN'S BONESET PILLS a TRIAL being sat-
i-fad the virtue and reputation OF my medicine
The pills are easily taken, pam sickness, and
universally have the desired effect
n b. Agents are waited i'll every and village
throus W,s whore they already supplied,
O1aaJas Boseset E; 30 cent is given
to all Agents Thirty pills a bo1.-Price, % cents.
Jous WILLIAMsoN, is the only authorised Agent for
Richmond, Ia, where tire pills may be had.
&. - WALKER, Camden, Ohio.
STEPuENs * WILSON. Eaton, ONO.
J. GETTIHGs, Centreville, Ia.
NJ. T.. REEVES. Washington la.
REEyEs * BRoTHEE, Hagersto"n, Ia
BExJtAIN CGNkLIN. Cambridge L ity. la.
Oinsts Principal Office IHtri street, bttfeen Nun
and UaIYlstt streets, CIHcrNSATI, Ohio
0-No Apothecary Druggist, or Pedar, IS ever antH"-
sed sel! Oman's Pills GEO. III. OMAN.
Cincinnati, April p, 1899. lo(s"
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FORSff, Esq having been recently appointed Gene
NJ AGENT by Central committee Indiana polls, 10
the editorial corps the State of INDIANA begs leave
his for editors OF newspapers
and all others who have demands
person persons residing said state His ofnce
will be Indiana polls, where business III ms
line punctuay attended Instructions received
and orders speedily and faithfully executed Twelve
commission will be exacted on all sums collected
and amount the order of the creditor. The
editors of newspapers members editorial
and such others design become
herea er of the same, well those who Tee
a, Interest in promoting editorial in the United
States respectfully requested insert this notice three
months their papers, if consistent tree of charge; after
which usual price will be paid for each insertion
to and may become, members of the assoca
lion. and until discontinuance IS ordered.
October. Ia, 1887. 40
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Virginia State Lottery Glass B. for lo39.Io be drawn
in city of Wheeling Va, Friday, May 30, lo39-tap-
i,as $4,000. 5000, 20O0 l,200, ll70 10 prizes OF
900! &c Tickets 81; halves J; quarters L. certih-
packet of wholes will So; halves y; quar-
tiers II.
Virginia State Lottery Glass c. for 1889 10 be drawn
Wheeling, Va, Friday, May II, 1889 Capitals, S2OoOo;
1000; 5000; % Prizes of 1000; besides other. OF
1000; 500, Tickets s., shass in proportion Ger
,ifca,e Of will so, OF halves 30, of quar- 10
Virginia State Lottery. for the benefit of Internal I'm
prove,nenss; class D. draws Wheeling, May 24-CaPi-
tails Sl0,0o0 of ,0o0 2430; 1000 &c. Tickets 50,
in proportion. Certificates OF whoes Will cost ~
of halves 80, of quarters Is.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.-Virginia State Lottery
Glass E. for 1899, in Wheeling, May 81, 1880
Capitals 10000; 10000; $1,000 5000; 2,3S1 1000;
1900; 1900; l,700 16G0; of 1900; of 500; of
1850; 100 100, sc. Tickets TO- halves .; quarters
So Certificates OF wholes l40 of halves seventy,
of quarters 3d. Address orders to
JOHN NJ. CLARK, Wheeling, Va.
~ ut C4r's Office and procure of these lucky tick
cts have proven thousands of sovereign remedy
for empty pockets nnumerabe certificates in his posses
sion will satisfy the incedulous The most recent
case of this rectua relief occurred few
DAVIS ago Mr. Conlev Hunter, OF West Lebanon, Ohio,
being in Wheeling business, ccientay called Claks
temple fortune, and purchased OF his magic tickets
the day drawing and might be expected. as mat
ter of course realized his sangune anticipatons i'll
pocketng capital prize 5000 dollars, ard started
home the day with the cash.
April Goth. 1889. l5td
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PRINTED AND FURNISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
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FLORAL. EMRIEMS.

The language of flowers is SO elegant an amuse-
mcnt, that we select few Of the most interesting
emblems for the qualification of our fair readers
Beauty--the Rosc-This queen of flowers is
considered the pride of Flora, and the emblem
of beauty in every part Of the globe.
Calnrnny-M adder-This plant. so essential
to dyers and calico printers. IS made the emblem,
Of caiumny, since i, leaves so permanent a stan
on the purest cloth
Coauetrp--1He Yello.c Day LiLy-This fragile
beauty made 10 represent coqueuy, as its flow
arr seldom last secona day.
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STEAN ENGINE AND MILL BUILDING-T

%TEAM Engine AND MILL BUILDING.-Ihe
subscribers having become associated with an Engine
House in Cincinnati Ohio. in readiness to furnish TO or
der ~ all times STEAM ENGINES of every description
~ viii knds of Machinery for STEAM SAW
AMI GRIsr Nuns; sock companies or persons wishing
avail themselves of the dement's oil either rlst or "a"
Mills by contributions otherwise, would do we'll 10 call
their wishes the proprletoFs 1hey VIII
the erection and management, and VIII become
stockholders with responsible companies or persons
orders Turning of lron repairing md erection
additional Machinery such complete ssas OF ernst and
Saw Mil IRONS, Steam Mill BOILERS; BLA1A-
SMITHIN1s, &c. &c
They also will erect short notice. L.4IH .A3CHLNLS
of superior quality capable of cutting THOUSAND
IN HOURS. In order obtain general
,sfac ton, call on s.CREAGER * SCOWpEN,
DUBLIN, Wayne Co., Ind.
NIB All letters relative the above business, must De
post paid and directed to CITY, wayne Co.. Ia
March 9th. 1889. 9iy
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JournaI..--The OBJECT of this Journal will be 70
oblivion the interesting OF the very na
facts confrmatory and illustrative or the rum OF
prenoIogy show the bearing OF his science on
Education (phvsicaI neecua and moral J on the med
ica Treatment of Insane: on Jurisprudence On Ihs'
ologv, and Mental and Moral Philosophy.
Original Essavs chronological subjects will form part
of the Journal; also Reviews of chronological ana
chronological WORKS nor snail we fail to present our
found in foreign chronological works OF sandar
~ and which are generally accessible 10 the
public Our FACTS, pledge ourselves, shall &c oa.ne
such and often "a practicable, we sha accompany "
descriptions with illustrative cuts
IL not expectation OF gam mat II -
offered To the community, from far higher eosldera-
tons. from desire know and 10 promuga'e t'sut.-
Hence should large subscription isl DC ooahed' con-
,rooortion Of profits will be devoted To the en-
Ia-eent and improvement OF the work, without an IN
crease OF expense TO The sobscrteers-
! TERMS.
l. TrE AMERICAN PHREsoLoGIcAL Journal AND
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of October next .,
making volume Of less than 35 corresponding
in point mechanical execution with the best periodicals.
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reduced to per copy, if sent address, and the
sriDo forwarded the publisher free from expense
NB-As funds already deposited for sustaining the
work on. v.ar will risk Of loss by
paving in advance: and for the subscriptions
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4 ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE AND SALE
The subscriber. having taken out letters of Admins
OF Daniel Sncw dec. requests all
sons indebted said forward and settle the
immediately; and those having claims against said
estate present legally authenticated for settlement
The supposed be nsolvent {E-Nill be sold
a, public SALE SATURDAY, the 18Th of May, the
residence OF the subscriber, Richmond quantity
wearing apparel.
CHARLES CARTW RIGHT, Admir-.
April 37th, 1889. l63w
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NEW STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS.

TIME subscribers receiving and J.nt opening
large and entire stock of plain and fancy dry
goods. consisting in part Of:
Super Blue Black, Brown Drab, Olive, Invisible Green,
DahIi. and Steel mixed cloths
Super Super Drab, Cinnamon, Black, Brown aud Mixed
Cashmere
Sumner Cloths. Figured and Plain Satin and Silk
Poul, de Sol Forences, and Plain and Figured Gro q"
Nap.
Nouselin de Laine, and superior a,iiee OF va
riofs colors and patterns
Brown Pongees, Serge, Six. Cashmere Barcelona,
Ie.aniine Norwich, Twillsd Silk, Embroidered Mefios,
Poagee, Bandanna, Flag, Fancy Ganze. and 'ietoena
shawls and Handkerchief, Black and eoored Sh-
Braids, Gallons, Cords DC.
Brown Drab, and Black silk and Tabby Velvet
Needle worked and Tarnboured Collars and Cagss-
Black Green, White, plain and worked FsIis. D -.
Men and Wonaene superior Hoskns, hid, fshe' iHsas
and Cloves ut<.
Fine White and InbIeached cotton hose. ana ~
Irish linen. Long Lawns. linen hahasesenie. 49,
lawns Grecian nett, Bobinssf, MuaI fnasf'h.' i
- u,,,s,;rs Fir and Plain Book msslin hanassf-
chiefs.
f..r,br5r and hIearhed and uHhlsached hazins.
plue a nd Dfsh PttsbXgh cords.
B,zn and whit. driiIings Striped and "onssd bsei
ssin- =. tx,,s.,s Has,
To..,h.- with general assortment % 6enns'i'
r., I'D snees Groceries. Hardware, Cutlery axe.
D0''' A-'1 EDMUND EVANS s. sCsii
: w Corner OF Main & Markei Str hiehI "a q
Fourth I3sh, 1872
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To the Public.

Office ofHe Trading and Manufacturing Conapany,l
Richmond. June | tn 1897. :
IT an election of the Stockholders s.THE RICHMOND
~ TRADING AND MANUFAcruRING CoMPANY,'' held ON
the first Monday June, 1888, Benjamin Fughum, Isaac
E. Jones' Leyinus Hing, J. X. NsndenhaI, =. Newman,
Jonathan Townsend, and Abel Thonberry. elected
At meeting of the Directors elect
held the next ay James r. Mendenha elected PresI
dent Warner II Leeds, continued Secretary, and Eli
Brown. elected Treasurer.
n-They still continue to pay the market prices for
clean cotton linen rags, and for wool washed the
sheep Those who have wool for sale will please call on
Ievnus King Cat the wooen factory who is authorised to
purchase for the Company.
w NJ LEEDS. Secretay.
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consisting saddle Trees. Carriage Mounting,
Bride Bits. Stirrup Irons, Buckles. TackS, Seat
in. patent Leather. and many other articles
meros to notice Saddef, and Others, about TO purchase
any of the above articles invited call and
for themselves
He intends selling low CASH, such articles of
trade as he can use or readily dispose Of -iis shop
will found Main door to John w am-
sons store aud opposite the store OF W IN. Owen.
Richmond. Third month 23d, 1889. HIT
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BOOK BINDING.

THE subscriber is prepared to execute all orders IN the
above business with despatch Persons wishing BLANK
Books made, have them ruled To any pattern by leaving
directions The hest of paper viii be used if wsae and
the executed style which he Is persuaded VIII meet
the appreciation of all who try him.
n-.y-An assortment of BLANK BOOKS viii be kept or
ha,3. and OLD Books REBOUND Prices moderate
oA-BINDERY situated Main street, over Ellis r.
1919 E. G. YONGE.
Richmond, Jrne 3. 1898. 21a
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FLATS, CAPS, &c.-New Hat and Cap Estab-
Iishment.-The undersigned nave entered into part
ersnip mandatory of Fine BEAVER, OTTER, 10
RAM SILK, and Wool HATS.
They also manufacture Ladies' Black and Drab BEAVER
H.Ts: their customers and the public in general
nuested CALL and they be suited in shapes sze Color
quality and PRICE.
THEY have hand. and intend keeping, general
assortment of Mems and Bows fine and oarse CAPS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS particularly invited 70 call and
examre their stock, is large and warranted to be equal
!, ouay and the Western Country. Orders
will be thankfully received and punctuay attended to- and
,e-Ts ma de easv CALEB SIIEARON,
JOHN STFFRINS.
p,ruxoSn DEE 9th 1897 4St:
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MANAGERS Wheeling, Iirs;-.ie..

NgANY ofmy correspondents, no doubt Judging from
their that the prospect Tor
the future iatteTing. What great error
While they broodng the past. they toga they are
suffering the opportunities pastey forget hoe
as Good FISH in the Hundreds with
in few weeks realized comfortable fortunes who had
despaired Of success: but stu perseveed until they sue
reedad Go thou and DO likewise.
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ACHILLES WILLIAMS,

ID ESP CTFUELY in
III forms the public that he
has purchased, and now keeps
for sale. and assortment OF
SADDLES, Carriage and
Wagon HARNESS, Riding
and Blind BRIDES, Hal
tiers, Collars; Riding, Car
rage and Uagon UHlPS;
Saddle Bags; .Mecica! Bags ;
Carpet, or Irareiling Bags;
aitses, and a variety of 9th
er articles in that line Also.
that ne has for sale, a corsid-
era HE n assortment of SadS lefy,
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CABINET FJRNITURE.-Stephe Duncan, has
, finished, and i'll his ware-room, general assoI
ment Cabinet Ware consisting of Bureaus side, dinng
breakfast Tables; plain and fancy Work and Candle
Stands; Bedsteas of all patterns and sizes 4 II made of
the materials, and by first rate wokmen Persons wish
,g to purchase, will please call and examine his work. All
rtces made oer the shortest notice,
on moderate terms. Collins made and funerals attended
with promptness.
Richmond, Feb. Q, 1889. it's
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ShprfhS sale.

By virtue of Sundry executions direeses from tire
Wavns Circuit Court. will expose public sale the
Court House door the of Centreyile. Wayne
w, Indiana Saturday the 18th day of May be-
hours OF 10 O'Clock and O'Clock
said day. the following property wiz lots par
GELS of ground in The BoEocgh OF RichmonI,
Wayne county. Indiana. known By their being numbered
one numbered the plat of that part of said
Borough or town laid of by Achilles Williams Taken
in the property of Joseph Grover the of
Brown, Baiy, and Others.
T. G. NOBLE, Shift, n. c.
AprI 25;h, 1899. lots.
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AGENTS FOR THE PALLADIUM.


CHARLES Ii. MOORE, Milton.
JAMES MINER, Esq. Louisville.
SAMUEL HAZARD, New Castle.
RICHARD HENDERSON, Greensborough.
BARNABAs SPRINGER, Knightstown.
SAMUEL SCHooLFIELD, Dublin.
JAMES l.. RUssEY, Munceytown.
JEmIEL WATSON, Laporte.
JESSE WAY, Winchester.
MARK E. REEVES, Washington.
JAMES f. REEVES, Hagerstown.
ISAAC BEDsAUL, Marion.
JOHN THoRNBURG, Economy.
JONATHAN UNrnANK, New Garden.
Thomas G. COFFIN, Annapolis.
BARRETT BARNETT, Noblesviie.
JoHN H. WRIGHT, Indianapolis.
WILLIAM RUssEY, Jr., Boston.
Da JAMES M. KNOX, New Paris.
ARoN PLEAS, New Lisbon.
GEORGE R. TRIALS, Warsaw.
ALEXANDER FLEMING, Pendleton.
JAMES FoRsEE, General Agent.
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An Apprentice Wan ted

To the entering business. An industrious lad from
Is II years age, VIII find good situation to learn tbs
above business by application to
FRANCIS w. ROBINSON.
N b. 1 have a horse and carriage which i would be
willing hire occasionally
f. w. II.
Richmond, phil Doth, 1879 Ia-a
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4 UMBER WANTED.-THE Subscribers wish to pur-
1 chase large quantity of LUMBER of every descrip-
ton, which cash will hs given.
FL. S. s. D. L. HAMILTON.
Richmond, June %, 1888. 24t
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And any Of LesrpEess printing, executed at tae
and in good style at the Office OF the PAL
LADIUM.
Richmond, January l, 1889.
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.R. BROWNS IMPROVED SPLINT for the
1 of fractures OF the inferior exiremitieson sale
Physicians would DO well avail themselves of them.
Jan-26, 1899. FREED and BROTHER
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nAINTS, OILS, and DYE WOODS; for sale by
Jan 26. 1889. /. REED s. RROTIiET
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The undersigned wish to sell at private sale, lot No. =
in TIA, part of laid by {. W. Starr, situated
on Main street Eastern line of the Corpo-asen
having on il good s,oy Frame House, with hitch
en- attached 10 il; also Shep, occupied ny NJ " as
son W agon-aaser shop; other necessary couven-
ieacics Terms Will reasonable and fer fntler niora-
IN, ;,o,i-e Of CALEB SIIEARON.
SAMUEL FLEMING,
Dec. y, 1893 30-L