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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10
Real Estate for Sale.

Lu~A TIE subscriber wishing to
fsSesAR close his concerns in Newport,
offers to dispose OF the Dwelling
.H8 House, barn, and lot of land, re-
Gently occupied by him in Broad street, on
very reasonable terms until sold it will be
rented. Also for sale, the lot of land at the
head aud fronting on Broad street, with the
Dwelling House thereon standing. lndispu.
table titles will be given of both, and great
bargains to those who wish to purchase,-
Apply to ISAAC STALL, Taunton,
or s. DEBLoIs,
ISRAEL f. LAKE, Newport.
WIN. Corr,
Newport Sept. I2 1889.
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BLANK BOOKS, LETTER BOOKS
LEDGERS, DAY BOOKS,
BLOTTERS,

and other Blank Books, made of the best ma.
terals for private use, also, extra quality
bindings and rulings for Blank Books ior
Banks or others. of any description. made to
order whenever required, At lh" Book store of
Aug Is. J3.lfES Ki.ti.NO.FD.
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Cook stoves. B'arIOr StOyc'

UnN STUT " VT T1o'
A large supply of Stoves Of different de
~ scripions for Coal and Wood. Also. n
general assortment ofTlN WARE and 9TH
er articles, as usual to be sold at Wholesale
or retail for cash, on as reasonable tesrns o
can be purchased in the State.
Purchasers will do well to call aud see tor
themselves. WM l.. MELNIlI.
July 26. No. IA, ThamCs.st
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10
Hardware ard Cutlery.

'SNiIE subscriber wishes TO inform the pub
lic that he has taken the store formerly
occupied by WEEDEN g. BULL, No. TO
Thames street, where he intends keeping .
general assortment Of IIiRDwAGE ANp Cur'
LEaY, which he will sell M low MS II can DC
bought q, any store in Ncwport.
ALso,a large assortment OF frNcH AND
MouLDixG PLANES, for sale at 'hc man"
lacturcr's prices. ,,
Juno M CHARLES u. WEEDbN.
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ASS!GNEE'S NOTICE.

VsytlE undersigned having been appointed by
Il The Supreme Judicial Court. at lis August
term, 1889 Assignee TO Seth C. Bradford, of New
port, in the County Of Newport, carpenter, To
whom the benefit Oft the Insolvenl Actof 1928, was
granted, hereby gives notice that six months
from the date hereof is allowed BY said Court Ia
the creditors Of said bradford, ~ bring in and
prove their claims All persons indebted TO sand
insolvent, are requested to make Immediate pay
mont 10 ID. T.. DENIiiM, Assignee.
Sept 26.
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BARRETT'S
ola @alDsM Dpe Wouae,

35 Cornhil, corner Of Franklin Aren-
Ue, Boston,
A II this establishment of 81 years experience,
"a the Dycing and finishing of the following
goods is done in the best manner and at the
shortest notice-yiz:-
Broadclolhs, Silk & Cotton Velvcts,
Cassimeres, Worsted Cords,
Satins, Camei's Hair,
Iustrings, silk * Cotton shaw's'
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons, &c. &c.
ALso,--Ladics' aud Genlemens GAR
MENTS, Of every description Clcanscs and
plazes Furniture ,--cleanses Garments. Carpets,
Bed Blankets, &c. Fulls, Shears, Dyes and
Dresses in the best manner, Broadcoths, CASH
incres, Satinetis, &c.
( MILDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods. Of all kinds.
/ Dye Woods rasped ana ground, and Medicines
puiverizcd.
Silks and Silk Dresses Walcred in the best
manner.
, Plain Silks, Satns and Velvets, Figured aud
Embossed in beautiful style.
agcm for receiving Goods at .Newport,
Mr.. X. B. KINSLEY. March Z.
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Coronation & Victoria
co mn BIS,

lust received with ovcry other varcty,by
- Mrs. A. NJ. EDDY, next north Of the Per-
ry Factory, Newport, X. !. moy ..
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For Sale,

AxA THE well known stand for bu.
Nss.lYN snoss, in Thames. street, now
hsssE occupied as n Store by the sub
sSn8 scriber, with Dwelling of thir.
teen rooms aud all necessary out buildings
and well of good water in the yard. The
store is large, and a first rate stand for any
kind Of business. Possession given on the
first day of April. If not sold at private sale,
by the first day OF March, it will then BE-
sold at Auction. HENRY POTTER.
Newport, Sept. l2, l639.--ItMhlst.
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Grand Real Estate a. Bank
stock Lottery
OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN
NEW ORLEANS.

lsEJa The Richest and most .Nognifcen
Scheme erer presented 10 The public, n
this or any other country.
Authorized by an oc, Of the Legislative issrnll,
Of Florida, aud under the directions Of the
Commissioners, acting under The same.
TO be dra,pn al Jacksonville. Florida, Deceni-
Der lSt 1889.
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER s. co, 1856 Broadway, New
York, Sole Agents.
no COMBINATION NUMBERS!!!
l00, 900 Tickets, from No. upwards, in sue
cession.
The Deeds Of the Property aud thu Stock trans
fcrrrd in trust TO The above named Comniission-
ers, for the security Of prize holders.
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MANIFOLD LETTER wRI.
TER

rs'IlIS invaluable article, which for ccono.
my and dispatch IN letter writing, ~ nm
surpassed by any other mode IN use. Tive
or three letters may be obtained at one i'm.
preston, or IN the same time required ,c
write one the usual wav. equally distinct ant
indrlibe as if written with the best Ink.
I For sale at
JAMES llAMMOND'S.
June lJ.
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100000; 500 900; % 900; Of 20 900;
2of 5000; Of 10, 600.
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Sent. 3.
RECENT .9DDITTO.ES.

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To Let,

STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!n
COOKING STOVES Of the most approx
" ed patterns for sale low, aud personal
attention paid to putting them up IN any part
of the town, by WM. DROWNELL.
oc,Ii. Nat Souih n lie Post Office
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10

ANOK SALE upon roasonnbIc tcrms, INC
= ELEGANT 5L7.N,SfO.FHOUSE or
ROBERT JOKISI'O.E Esq, near the
celebrated Nespor, Beach, together with all
The buildings anu about eight acres Of Land
of prime quality.
The situation for prospect and scenery is
not exceeded by any in New England is or
'namcntod IN the Lawn in front aud sides with
n variety of Forest Trees and elegant shrub
berry, and presents 10 gentleman of taste an
opportunity for investment OF capital very
seldom to be found. For terms and view oi
the premises apply to
JOSIAH G. SHAW,
! June 81. Newport, r. !.
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MILL sTREn7 ACADEMY

vSNtTS School will beopen for the reception
4 d Of pupils on Wednesday, the 3lst inst,
under The managementof the subscriber.
: The female department, will have the SER
vices of lady, Miss HoPKINs, educated for
the profession of Teacher. IN The Justly cele-
brated school Of Mr.. T. Bailey, Of Boston. md
who, besides her othoi qualifications, has a
good knowledge of the French language.
Pupils will be received at any age, and in
struciion will be furnished in all the branches
Of an English and classical education.
...... Terms
Elementary studies, per quarter, Sc.
High English studies, B.
The Languages, 10.
J. N. BELLOWS, Principal
Newport, July 25, 1880.
We. the subscribers, consent TO serve ms
TRUSTEES of MILL STREET .4CAD
E.nY, and to have general supervision OF
the interests and concerns OF the institution
Geo. Engs,
VIM G. Gibbs,
#. G.. Dunn,
William Vernon,
A. Henry Dumont,
Charles 7. Brooks,
Joshua Sayer,
James Hammond,
Robert Stevens,
Samuel ST. John.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10

ROGERS PATENT FLANNELS
and Cause Flannels. ut
I,lvII H. SESSIONS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10
The Epistie,

From the Yearly .M,siing held IN Londo,i,
by adjownmenis, from he 92d Of the
Finh month, TO The 3lst Of The same, ia'
eIustse
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-27
FROM EUROPE,

New York Dec. 2i.-The Liverpool
packet ship SoUTH AMERICA. Captain
BAILEY, was telegraphed on Friday after
noon, and IN the course oflhe evening we
received through the kind attention Of
Captain BAILEY, The files Of English pa pers
sent Us by the conveyance. Their dates
are to the 2lst from London, and 22d from
Liverpool. The letter bag had not reache
he post office last night, and being in con
sequence deprived of our private CORES.
pondence, we are compelled to have
recourse TO the public journals for the
extracts we subjoIn.
Judging from these. we do not think
that any material change has occurred in
the slate Of affairs, since our last advices.
We should say the London Money Market
has assumed more healthy appearance
and that the Cotton Market at Llverpool
maintained itself far better than was anlicl.
pa'ed by the most sanguinc. -Thc inferi-
or'ty in the quality Of the late Wheat crop,
'sa prominent remark in every statement
which we read, coming from the different
markets in the United Kingdom. Amer.
'can State Securities are sadly depressed,
and on these "ihe conspiracy" has had a
most baneful effect--more so. we think.
than was agreeable to one Of the parties "a
Il as It will DO seen, that they have found
it necessary to obtain and publish opinion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-27
A PARODY.
az woN'T BE A NUN"

az woNT Be NUM-
Oh is it not pity such gentlemen as I,
Should be shut up in prison, to pine away nd die?
Cause don't pay my debts, cause ,con't pay my
debts.
For I'm so fond Of lucre that cannot pay my debts
The gentlemen in York, say its fashionable there,
When they will not pay their Debts for to 90 to Jail
aud swear
And they don't pay their dcbsan they won't pay their
debts,
And they say they've been unfortunate, and cannot pay
their debts.
They are up to things in York but hate to 60 to
jail,
Yet shan't pay my debts; cant pay my debts,
For then should be pcnyless-o I will not pay my
debts.
IT'S strange. folks arc SO barbarous-O, do not like
the law,
But man without the Cash is but n man Of straw,
So won't pay my deb's-no shant pay my debts,
For it would be my run.-O, ] cannot pay my debts
So aer open then the door land turn the Key and lock
it,
shall come ont a ceneman,w,h money in my pocket
And / sh1n't pay my debts, il can pay my debts
My creditors may way whistle; but will not pay my
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-27
al!9!Zz ! : lla B'
GHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES

g HERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES
~ do Worm do AnpolIo
l.ozenges, for singers. Camphcr do for
Headache, Soda LNzenges for Dyspepsia
and Heartburn, Cathart'c Lozenges;-
Royal HepalIne and POOR MANS
PLASTERS
We have abundant evidence of tho good
effects of Shermons Cough and Warm
LoZcnges. and his Poor Mars Plas,cr's;
and from the established reputation Of
these, feel warranted N accommodating the
Others ahov" named. They are prepared
by regular Physician. and we are fur.
nished with Circulars in winch Is published
the active ingredients, IN true proportions
which he uses N making each article
above named, aud also Others which he
prepares. We will supply any Medical
man with f. circular upon application.
we have Convened with Physicians of this
aud other places. who inform us. that those
are excellent Medicines. We have the
Cough and Wo'm Lozenges and he Pas.
'ers for sale by the gross, dozen or single,
at the Variety Store.
PANGBoRN Il BRINsMAIp.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-27
Clarissa HOLSTERS Estate.
STATE OF VER,MO.NT }

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN.
The Honorable the Probate Court within and
for the district of Chllenden; TO the credI
tors aud others concerned in the estate oi
Clarissa HOLSTER, late of Burlington in
said district. deceased.
WHEREAS, Henry Leavenworth, ad
w minislralor Of the estate of said dc.
ceased, bath made application 10 This court,
10 extend the time limited for making pay.
mcnt of the debts Of said deceased, lively
months from the 22d day Of January, 1910, &
the third Wednesday of January next, being
assigned for hearing in the premises, at the
Office of the Register of this court. and il
having been ordered that notice thereof be
gwen. by publishing this decree three weeks
successfully in the Free Press, a newspaper
printed at Burlington, before the time fixed
for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified, to APP.
pear before said Court, at the time and place
aforesaid, then and there, to make objection if
any you have, TO the said time of payment be.
ing further extended as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this
23d day of December, A. d, 1889.
WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-27
A REBUKE.

The nomination Of Gen. Harrison seems
frantic. and they are veing with one
another in the bestowment of rbald
abuse. The Sentinel, we observe. is SIN.
gularly excited. and calls he old Hero "nn
imberiie old dotnrd," "a granny Sc. SC,
awe would rather see them adopt a candidate Of
strong commanding talent such as Mr.. Clay is ac-
knowedged all hands to be than take IN an
IMBECILE, SUPERANNUATED DOTARD
like GRANNY HARRISON.--Bur SentineL
To this course. however, there are some
honorable exceptions, anc we are pleased
toquole the following from the New Jersey
Herald. Van Buren, paper.
THE WIG NoMIEArIoS.-In announcing this
nomination to our readers, we take occasion 10
let II he known that, although we shall oppose il,
TO The hest of our ability, yet our appos,tion
shall be fair and honorable. We do no, intend to
resort 10 The ISLANDERS which. we are sorry to say
were INDUCED in by some Of our party, against
Gen. Harrison when n candidate before. We be-.
'eve him 10 he high minded and Fan honorable
man, and one by no means worthy Of disparage.
ment in point Of talent. We know that he has
stations he has occupied, s"in The tented field"
And we now invite the particular a,,en-
ton of every honorable man, of whatever
party, TO the following eloquent vindcation
ofthe old soldier. by the Ohio Confede
rate" strong Van Buren, papcr.
GENERAL HARRISON.
"a superannuaed and pitiable dotard." o S Bulletin
"As the peficoat general passed thro' town"-Dem.
Spark.
u we did not entertain high respect
Tor The papers from which we have made
the foregoing quotation, we would AVOID
the lisblliles TO which we know we are
exposing ourselves, when we take excep>
ZION 10 these expressions. But it is pre-.
c'sely because we esteem them influential
and worthy journals, that we are not at
liberty 10 forbear the objections which We
have against them, or of The imputstion of
faul'.6oding disposition.
Can il be, brethren, that the cause
which you eepouse, the principles you ad
voca'e, or the success even of tina man
whom you prefer, can only be secured by
The use Of such means as this, Are the
ruth and the beauty aud the power of Re.
publ'cnnism TO be established by refractory
sspe's'ons of individual character, Are
~. Fan Buren's claims 10 The respect and
h;ys.nce Of The people. and his lille 10 The
h. mo;n, nnor Of the public service, only TO
ronIum.I;ovsa or in any degree assisted. by
inr Carors "Stment ofhis rivais in popu,
,hino. D;ves, nssly there is error in this
m.os n ,ha S"n;selves, if but for Q mo-
aid. Of the he 1Th%'saaaa..,eo', 1--WE had aImos,
your party attachment a., ~"'c" you s"'"
engendsr--assume tho ca an'an's'.,es ="
frame Of mind which go we'll s s6'I 'hs ,,ss
ane enlightened citizen, fsnd '"e 'es ,
calmly answer the enquiry ''VSo ;. hs
whom you are describing as n. n.v;.on,
oeneralIa 'uperannuated and piis,b %"J Ja
tard!" Yourselves will snswef--sst ~, ~.
nv % compu'son- political aspirations ou,
7" "s~' yourselves will answer most flank,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-27
Rev. |. COverts'
BALM OFF LIFE.

A NEW AND VALUABLE REMEDY
IN for those who are afflicted with acute and
chrome diseases Of the LUNGS and WINppIpE
This medicine is suited to all climates and
TO persons OF all ages and sexes. will keep for
any length of time, and may be used with per
feet safety by persons in the most feeble state
of health. as II contains no Ingredients that
eau impair the constitution under any clrcum.
stances. 1t will be found greatly serviceabls
in4 all diseases of the Lungs and Brocha.
such as phthisic. asthma, whooping cough.
Group, acute and chronic inflammation of the
lungs and wndpipe. BY the dyspeplic, it ha
been used with decic ed advantage, and i,
scrviceable to persons laboring under debility
ofany kind .ifused according to the directions.
To the consumptlve, it has invariably afforded
almost immediate relief, and in several insian.
ces has wrough, permanent, cure. 1t is not
however, expected to effect cure upon such
as are in The last stages of the disease; but
even TO such. it will be found to give much
relef.and greatly prolong that remnant of life
which has become so neatly exlnguished by
the dread DESTROYER.
Sold by j. 81. Fl. PECK & Co., Burling.
Ton, Fremont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-27

We have seen some very fine sets OF
artificial teeth, manufactured by our ingen
,ous townsman. LEWIS; and if we may
believe their proprietors, they answer a
very valuable purpose. And then, the
effect. pom our word, we have almos,
lost track of some ofour old acqua int noes.
through the regenerating influence of a
new set of ivory!
Dentistry ia purely mechanical; and
John Lewis is beyond dispute one of the
most ingenious mechanics in the country.
There is, therefore, no good reason why
he should not succeed in his new vocation;
for. notwithstanding the hard times. there
are few person who will consent to gum it,
when, for lew dollars, they can stud
their mouths with Pearl.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-27
|, OF Mr.. WEBSTER. in regard to the legality
of the dpb,s contracted bv the States.

Of Mr.. WEBSTER. in regard to the legality
OF the dpb,s contracted bv the States.
The Queen Of England. it would anpea'
certain, ia to be married TO her cousin. the
second son OF the reign,ng Prince Of Sake
Cobnrg. in May next. In the political
situation Of that country no change is per-
ceptible. The leaders in the late Cns',is,
insurrec'ion are prosecuted with unteen.
ting rigour. Much alarm had been excl.
ted in all classes bv the temuorary indispo'
si,ion of the Duke Of WcIIington.--an
alarm commensurate with the eminent ser.
vices he has rendered his country.
There are some indications that although
the Government has refused to indemnify
the owners Of The Opium destroyed by the
Chinese Government. they intend to adopt
hostile measures towards that country
These however are not of a character So
decided ns IN justify any positive conclu-
sions. The British army having complel civ
trumphed in Cabool. is returning to its
FORMER quarters. leaving however stuff
Gent force in the, conquered country to
support the polio of the Government.
From France there is nothing important
The derungemen, in our Banking system
has, however, as might be supposed not
been without its effect on our interests in
that country.
The situation OF Spain seems little i'm
proved, Notwithstanding Don Carlos has
left The scene of he conflict. Madrid was
menaced with on Instruction. and troops
had been summoned to the capital by the
Government TO overawe the population
EspARTERo has for the present gwen ~
his pursuit Of CABRERA. and the CouNr
DEsPAGNE, celebrated leader of the
Carlls's, has been murdered.
Between the Porte and Mehemet Ali
matters remain in their former positions
! Couripr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-27
THE FAIR.

We can do no less than invite all who
have leisure, 10 "pop in" and see what the
ladies' are about at the Court House, on
New Years Day. Rumour saith that the
"Baznar" and Variety Shop" will be
outdonc. for once But however this
may be, it will furnish a convenient and
fitting occasion to indulge juvenile curos"
ity-to unbend for an hour the stern arm
Of business, and give play to the k'nder
virtues. Whatever might be said Of such
occasions in general, the present is one on
which the ladies' present a fair CAIN /:
Their "beautiul and holy house, wherein
"their fathers worshipped, is burned up
" with fire, and all their pleasant things
" laid waste" And now with the united
fruits of,heir industry and economy, they
seek to aid in re erecting The altar, and
adornng the temple Of The living God.
Give them sixpence; and whether YOU
get yonr moneys worth or not, "ye'll niver
be the poorer ont"
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Charles Stevens Estate.

WYE the subscribers, having been mp
w pointed bv The Honorable the pro
bate Court for he District of Chl,enden,
commissioners to receive, examine and d
just the claims and demands OF all persons
agn'nst the estate Of Charles Stevens, late
ct Richmond, in said District, deceased,
represented insolvent, and also oil clam
and demands exh,klred in offset thereto ;
and SIX months from he day Of The date
hereof, beng allowed by SAID Court for
hat purpose, we do therefore hereby give