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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

NO EXCUSE FOR a COUGH. There is ne longer
~ amy doubt but William Browns Compound bone
set Candy, YOU get The genuine will cough re-
move lioarseness, and clear the voicefor yocalsls
and public speakers.
II Is now ~ extensive u.e Also, for ths cure Of colds
Influenza, Whoopng Cough, and nil diseases OF the
BreBst und Lungs No ONE but be convinced OF its
efficacy after examining long list of nAes of idsi
ala who have been cured, und willing To be- referred
TO- Another evidence Of its efficacy this certificate
| Mr.. j. Richardson.
hereby certify that in the month OF February, 1899
manufactured from mcdicaed de, lion furnished by
Mr. brown, $50 pounds of his Compound Donasei Candy
and that in the month Ofihc present year I54O
man uacured Tor him three hundred and sixty
eight pounds JAMES RICHARDSON,
279 Wash shingion.si. Boston.
lit were not what il is said to be, why would The
sales show such anncreaso aud body bc pr.isinC
IT, In ct IL literally ia the mouth OF the waols COM
munty.
COMPOUND BoSEsEr CANDY. The Candy pared
by William Brown, No. isI Washington street from
great variety of vegetable materials many of which are
often adyantageously used separately for the cure of
colds which IL calleG the "Compouhd Bune,rt Candy "
II recommended excellent srtice Tor the reliei Of
coughs and affections of the throat Bo.i Daily Adv
For the genuine, call for Browns Bone-et Cand,
which is for snle in Boston by the proprietor 4sI Wash
ngton street-n Newport by H. j. Tu! lor, lls Thames
| street. Oct. a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05
HARRISON MUSIC.

EREEMENS' QUICK STEP, az perforu,
Il ed on the 10Th Of September, at Bunker
Hill, will, AN elegant engraving Of the scene
presented that day;
The Log Cabin song, with an engraving oi
the u. =. Log Cabin
The Harrison Song, by Il. Power;
The Wings Of Columbia shall surely pre-
vail-a Harrison song and chorus;
Tip and Ty, a new comic Wing glec;
The National Wing Song, by Hayden;
The people are rousing-a Harrison duet,
and chorus;
Bunker Hill song--I welcome the dawn o.
the day brother;
The Peniient Loco, q Glce;
Tho Past the pas, written and composed
for the monumental Fair, by Mrs. Mary y
B. Dana.
ALSO
Syracuse Railroad Quick Step, by ].
Wind
! Round Hill Waltz, by &. Brown;
q touch the harp, by Edward l.. White
The voice Of the past. by f. l.. White;
The home love so vol, by T.. l.. VIII i,e
A grand waltz for the Piano Forte.
\ For sale at
Oct %. JAMES H.]!blJnO.v.D'S.
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MEMORANDA.

Ars at Wilmington, IN. c.; l2th uit., brig Cabinet
Lnwi on, I'm this port. t
Al Havana 18th ult., brig Prince de Joinvile, Gard
ner, for Matanzns, 10 finish loading for Baltimore.
At Havana l4th nlt, schr. Staunch, Choae, for h,
port, repairing.
Sailed I'm PHILADELPHIA, 2s,h uit.. brig Echo Messer
Wilmington, N. T..
vann. ..
Arr. at Mobile, 18th ult., schr. Rosm Taylor, from
this port.
CID At New York on Saturday lust, brig Csnoncus
Bgley, for this port.
Sailed I'm ST. Augustine, 18th uIt. sehr Lurana, swa
sey. Tor New York.
letter received in town, from Capt rrice, Of th,
brig Helen of this port, dated Sept 29th on the West
ern Islands, reports her with 20 bbs sp and do blac
fish oil, l month out.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

| A letter, OF which the following is u
copy, has been sent this morning to the
Recorder. We have not ascertained the
tenor Of his reply ~ Y. Commercial.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 3lst, 1910.
To the Hon. Robert II. Morris,
Recorder of the city Of New York.
Sir,-l take the liberty to inform you
that your abrupt and unexpected deter
mination to arrest any farther examina-
ton Of Witnesses in the case Of the al
legged misdemeanor charged against me,
has deprived me Of an opportunity to
enter into an invest alton not only ex-
culpatory but satisfactorily to substan-
tiate the fact Of base conspiracy, thro'
the influence of national Executive pat
ronage, to attach criminal accusation
against the political opponents Of the
Federal administration.
\ Under these circumstances ! now do
mand Of your Honor, claiming it as II
chartered right, and soliciting it as a IA
vor 10 a prosecuted American citizen,
that an opportunity may be afforded to
asce rtain the true character and nature
of my Interference in the elections Of
1888 and 1889, and further to prove, by
indisputable testimony OF the highest re-
spectability, that It was in entire con-
formiiy with the est ,blshed practices OF
the Republican faction.
1t is also my farther wish to expose 10
public view the attempted bribery and
corrupt inducements that were proffered
and held out to me, by individuals high
in the confidence of the President Of the
United States.
now therefore demand permission to
examine, face to face, without disguise,
free from mystery or unmanly equivoca-
ton, (now that your party proof has been
Completed under the responsibility Of
legul and conscientious oath, admins
tered with the due solemnity Of a judi
cal tribunal and in the most public man
ner, among other credible Witnesses
Ben jnmin +. Butler, District Attorney
of tho U. S., Jesse Hoyt, Collector Of
the Customs Of the U S., John ID. Ste.
venson, alias Jarvis, their accomplice,
and John W. Edmonds, confidential
correspondent of the President Of the
United States, together with the various
presidents, treasurers and secretaries oi
the general and ward committees of the
national administration party.
l would not ask this indulgence if |
did not deem it important to dlsabuse the
public mind, and 10 remove preIudices
before your honor can have an opporlu-
nifty to deliver an er parie charge to the
grand jury, evidently intended. as the
whole course Of The present exiraordina-
ry procedure .vinces, 20 promote par
tsan political warfare hoping to be
protected aud screened from responsible
ty through the disguise Of official duty.
have the honor to be
Your obt sereant,
JAMES B. GLENTWORTH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

ANOTHER FoRcERY.-Another forge
ry of the New, York conspirators in the
shape of an Emoncipator Erira, "
dated Thursday. Oct. 8, 1910, has Just
been exposed through the Cincinnati
Republican. 1t purports to be cor
respondence between Gen. Harrison
and Arthur Tappan and others, in which
the General is represented as favoring
the views Of the abo!itionists-eviden
y designed for circulation in the South.
Gen. Harrison. Messrs. Tappan and
the other gentlemen, publicly deny all
participation in any such cores pom
dence.
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that meeting by the Journals CORES
pondent, than some Of the Locos are
perhaps willing to acknowledge.

eDrThe editor OF the "Gaspoe Torch
Light" in his valedictory to his subscri-
bers, with friendly and generous spirit
worthy Of himself, recommends to those
Wing freemen, throughout the State,
who have patronized his useful paper,
to transfer their subscriptions to the
several Wing papers in this Statc-enu-
merating among the rest the HERALD
OF THE TINES" Our friend Watson
will accept our acknowledgements for
the favorable notice he has thus taken
ofus. We appreciate his kindness, and
hope his good adriee will be followed by
many of his numerous patrons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

inhabitants Of the town. at the price fixed
viz:-iO cents (os un OK cart load, and
cents for horse cart load, drawn by one
horse.
A vote passed authoriziag the Street
Commissioners TO reserve, for The use o
the Town, whatever gravel may be re-
quired for the repairs of the streets.
A vote passed authorizing the con
stables to arrest all persons who sh hould
he guilty Of making bonfires 10 the pub
JIG streets. See advertisement, !
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05
TiIE HAIR! THE HAIRi

NO better evidence il wanting
NfE& 10 show The superiority Of The
Hl Genuine Buffalo Oil. over other
preparations, than a number Of
Druggists are endsaso soring to initiate and foster
their miserable limitations on the public. for
genuine. Read advertisement. Beware Of ped
lars.
Genuine Buffalo OIL is fast taking the place
of all other articles to promote the g,owih. soften
and benuiify the Hair ts uss gives il a soines-
tina, no other article does, and causes il to curl
hena'iiully-hy free use il will darken and give
he hair satin gloss. 1t is highly perfu'ned and
gives perfect satisfaction 10 ell that have given IL
a trial. You will observe the signature Of the
proprietor, civilian Brown" also, "Guifalo
OIl,' imprinted on the bottle. Ia consequence
of counterfeit which has recently appeared and
is now for sale, have been persuaded to obtain
new label engraved on copper, for which
have secured copy right, entered according 10
an act OF congress IN 1899, in the clerks office
in the Dislriri Court Of Massachusetts ANY in
lringemeDt will be dealt with according TO law.
\ None genuine, unless signed 10 my own hand
writing For sale in Newport by Il. }. Taylor.
and Or. X. K. Hazard. (Oct. 20.
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OHIO ELECTION.

A few returns by the Lake and Bal
timore have reached US from Ohio
They indicate $4,000 majority for Har-
rison. Every county had gained as fur
as heard from.
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MAINE co MIN G!!.
FIRST HARRISON GUN FOR
MAIN
NJ Al N +

The Boston Atlas Of yesterday fur
nishcs US with the most cheering intel
ligcnce from the "S,ar Of the East, u
and suys--" Maine has hropn her cleo
tarai sote for Gen. Harrison. There
eanaot BE- . doubt npon the subject"
In PsftIsnd, the Wing majority wns
eIe--a gaib IN every Ward in the city.
The wbigs have gained handsomely IN
the sN>s u FAR ss heard from. over the
las, c,e.Nexs
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N a 7o,cn Meeting holden ~ .Ntwpori, .Nop
I'd, IS40
WHEREAS, II has bee ONE common
w practice with tAoughtless lads to make
bontires IN The pobllc streets and squares
and whereas it is extremely annoying as well
as dan.erous--
Resolved, That the several Constables be
authorized TO arrest all persons who sbull be
thus guilty of n breach Of law, so that they
shall be lawfully punished, and that the con.
stables engaged in this duty shall be paid for
their services out OF the Town Treasury.
Tho above wns ordered 10 be published in
oil the papers of this town.
A true copy-witncss:
B. b. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
Nov s.
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TIPPEcANoE SQUAsH-Mr. William
Hathaway, of Portsmouth, brought 10
market few days since West India
squash, raised on his farm, weighing
80 lbs. 1t was purchased by j. w.
Davis Jr. & Co. at whose store in
ThaNcs-street, it is TO be seen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steam ship Britannia has arrived
at Boston in l3 l-2 days from Liver
pool. There is not much news Of in
terest in the papers received by this
arrival. Another unsuccessful attempt
has been made to assassinate the King
of the French. A musket ball was
fired at him, but missed. The assassin
was Immediately arrested. The news
from China is to the 9TH June. The
English were lying quietly at Macao.
The Canton market was cleared of teas,
and the Americans were preparing to
leave by the end of June. Tho expe-
diton had not arrived
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\VM. G.. COZZENS Co

w W. " NobbSNo o. 10.
HAVE received aud opened, during W,
H last week. their usual large stock o
early FALL GOODS. such as BROAD
CLOTHS. CaSSLtfERE.S, Si7TT
NETS AND FL.7.v.N,EL!S. ALso-Riel
figured hlplnss, Mousseliu DC LANES Ene
lish Prints, Fancy RIbbou,, Shawls, Ens's'
md Frrnch Mcrinos. Nc. &c. &c.
Scp,. ~.
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JUST RECEIVED
1T THE LADIES ORNAMENTAL
HAIR EMPORIUM

|. NJ THE LJ4UTES ORNAMENTAL
HAIR EMPORIUM
1877, TIIAMES-STREET,
A VARIETY of French aud German
"A Ornamental Hair Work. Also, Mohnir
Caps and Cbildrcn's nets. some at The low
price of IL cts, steel, whalebone aud woodon
busks, with a variety of shell combs; Patent
solcs for Ladies and Gentlcmpns' boots aud
shoes, Rowland's Kalydor, Gowland's Lo-
ron, &c.
JOHN REMOND.
N. B. Persons holding old fashioned sil.
yer tea, coffee pots, cans or tun,blcrs, and
who wish to dispose of them, will apply as
above, and u fair price will be paid for the
above articles. Oct. !.
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D z a r II 8 .

In this tows, on the 23d ult. VIM. NJ, son of Mr.
Moses Hammond, aged years and mos.
h this town, on Saturday 5lst ult, Incy, only dang
ter OF the late Duncan Ferguson OF tho city OF New
fork, aged s years and 10 months.
On Monday last, Anioinetle Leslie. daughter of Ell
Messingcr, Of this town, sged months.
In Portsmouth, Yesterday morning, John Hadwen
aged ss years Funeral tomorrow afternoon, at the
residence of Walter Cornell In Portsmouth, which the
relations aud friends requested To ationd-On Thurs
day last, Rev. Robert E. Norhsm, nged 26 years Pas
tor OF ~: Pnurs Church, in Portsmouth, aud o
stephen i. Norham, Esq. ofthis town.
Al New York, on Wednesday la,t, Mr.. NHihapie
Mmturn late a resident OF this town, aged SIS years.
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WINDING UP.

V>HE subscriber expecting soon to leave
i the town, and wishing 10 be able, (should
he ever rcturn) to look every man full in the
face, would inform his creditors, that for all
demands agsns, him he will be happy to ex
change ION sight, Gold, Siiver, or Bank rags,
as shall best suit their convenience or taste.
ARTHUR A. ROSS.
Newport, Nov. 5, 1910.
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PORT OF NE WP0RT.
CLEARED.

2stb, schr. Morning star, Adison, Wilmington,
2sth, schr. Currency, Gray. Philadelphia.
list, brig Elizabeth, Cook. Westport.
3D. sehr. Banner, Nickerson, Fall River.
ARRIVALS.
MoNDAY, Nov. 2d.-Arr. schr. Arlitta, Tobey, from
N York for Boston ST. Paul. Baberdge, I'm Fall River
TUESDAY, Nov 3d.-Arr. brig Mexico, Baker, Of ant
for Westport, I'm the North Alsntic, absent IA mos
with 400 bhs sp oil. Spoke sept. 20th lat s, Ion AZ
brig lie Baron, of Rochester, with $50 bbs sp oil al
we'll The MeAico WAS within miles OF Long Island
days "go and was entirely out of provisions when sh,
arrived not having pound Of bread or meat board
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

MISS ANDERsON's SCHOOL FOR
i'A YOUNG LADIES, 10 now open ~ Nil
street, io continue without vacation, Until
April. Instruction will be given ~ tho Latin
French, and Gcrmon Languages; Gc"melry
Algebra, Natural Philosophy f, Chemistry, Phil.
oscpby pf Natural History, aud drawing to-
eether y sith The other branches usually taught,
Terms nom 90 to $40 per quattcr.
Ntyror Nov. 5sI. ies0.-cv.
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,u1mE RESURRECTION OR PER.

'uNIlE RESURRECTIONO OR PER.
u SIAN PILLS.--Thcse valuable Pills
raise from the greatest weakness, distress aud
suffering TO a state of strength, health aud hap
plness Many there are who have said in their
hearts, there Is no help for me, who have beet,
raised by them 10 pristine health and yisor.-
They as+urcdly have healing virtues, which no
other medicine in this country Possesses. Ever,
individual has found, and will continue to find
them to superccdc the necessity Of any, and e,e-
ry other medicine, which can be produced IN
America. lf the purchaser does not fnd them
to be superior TO any auicle advertised in the
public prints, for the diseases mentioned on the
large bill which accompanies each box, when
taken according 10 the directions, their niuncy
Will be refunded, on the retum Of the box. We
DISCARD the idea Of publishing long list Of GER
tIiicates, or putting them INTO use by publishing
a column IN each periodical. A treatise on The
prominent, diseases. their symptoms aud manner
Of cure, a history Of the medicine, together with
many valuable certid .ates from physician, and
others, tho authors of which may be called upon
or referred Ia 10y written COMM unicaiion, eau be
obalned gratis, by calling on any one of ih.
agents Let no Que be discouraged how ever
dcspanlng their case may be, untll they hay-
tried the Persian Compound for tho most in.
creduous have bccn obliged 10 acknowle ledge H..
N"Pc'"'"p !" que"hS u'seases WINCH no Oitici
medicine could reach. They a,s the Cheapest
~ we'll as the best medicine in use. Price os
conis pei box, containing rs pills half box, 81
cents, containing 30 pills, wnh bill, &C. The
use Of one box will bo more con, incing than u
volume Of certificates
In removing diseases, the fiygean, Brandreihs 8
Evans aud Tomato Iills, the bigl, sly led Pana-
ceas, CNholicons aud Arcaniu-is bow their heads
N humble reverence, To the supreme excollen-
ces oi tho Vegetable Persian Compound.
For sale by NJ. fREEBORN, Newport: Eli.
phas barker, Middetown; John iIcdlcy, Porte
mouth; stephen Carpenter, fallriver' Oliver
Hicks aud Thomas Whine. TiNerton; Isamc
Champln, Wexford; John Brown, T.. Green.
wich, aud A. +. Adie, So Market u. frosi.
dence General Office Of T.. Chase h Go. agents
for America. Arcade Hall, Builalo.s, kochssier.
". y. Oct. l.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

'E>IIE subscriber has taken The comrnodoas
house No. 63 Thames street. for many
years occupied by Mr.. Alexander Murray, us
a Boarding House, and would be glad to ac-
comlnoda,c steady or transient boarders, on
reasonable terms.
THOMAS NJ. sEABURY.
Newport, Oct. 8, 1910 = BIN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

To close cracks in stoves through
v hich FIRE or smoke prnctratos, apply
" lille The stove is hot or cold, a mixture
OF common salt aud fresh wood ashes
made into paste with waier.-Gen. Far.
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LOST.

'I>liE subscriber lost, year or two ago, iw,
OF his most valued books, viz the Pill
grim's Progress tSouthey's Edition)and liaw
thorne's twice told tales. He is confiden
that these books are some where about town
IL his friends will help him hnd them the,
will roally be doing him grent kindness.
Oct. %. e.. Il. BROOKS.
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R..A. COAL COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given,t That in pursuance
~ of the Charter, the shares of the delin.
qucnt Stockholders of the Rhode Island
Coal Company, will be sold at Auction at the
sales Room Of William II. Franklin, No Is
Broad. ST. New York, on the 20lh day OF
January next,to satisfy an assessment Of Two
dollars per share, due and payable vt the of
flee of the subscriber, OH the l4lh inst.
by Order,
o. =. PETERS, Treasurer.
Portsmouth, X. T., Oct. 9Th IS40.-Iu2C
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NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT
ia MES HAMMOND'S.

...V e..
French Thibeis and Morenos,
Habit clot bs and Droodcloihs,
AIpines and Mousselne de Lanes,
French, English and American prints,
Printed Saxony, an' Rnslln plaids,
Shawls, lldkfs.. and ScariS,
Silks, Satins and Musllns,
Eng ish and American ilannels,
Whitney and Rose Blankets,
Bonnet silks aud bonnet vclvets,
Garniture Bonnet Ribbons,
Broadc loths aud Cassllneres,
Orange and Scarlet Figured Flannels,
A very general variety ofmournlng articles
Home made Flannels and Plaid dnto,
So aud ga Shcetlngs-Counterpanes,
Shirtings--nct, draws aud vests,
Linen Damask-Diaper and Nankins,
English aud Gro de nap Morenos,
Worsted Danask and Moreno,
Worslcd and WOODEN hose and gloves,
Colorcd and white Jean und Drilling,
Cut and uncut Velvets,
Fancy cap materials, SC. &c.
Oct. Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

INHANKFUL for past favors, & hoping for
L a continuance ofthe same,tIe subscriber
would inform his Gust omers that his store will
be open from . A. NJ. until 4 p. NJ. through
the Fall and Winter, and that he will sell as
low or lower than any one for Cash only.
JOHN 7. TILLEY.
Newport, Oct. %, 1S40.-3w.
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& 4 u - Z Il g. q IS.

AZ jamestown, on Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr..
suddnrd Mr.. riddsman n. Carr, TO Miss Hannah X
Carpenter.
In Providence the cath inst. Mr.. John II. sunen,
of New York. TO Miss Sarah W. Thurber OF Providence
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

The result Of the New York election
we shall have in few days.
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STATEMENT OF the situation Of the Banks
~ in Rhode Island on Monday, October 8.
iS+0, ms the same appears from the Returns made
to tho Bank Commissioners.
LIAEILIlIIE
Capital Stock, s9.973,s6b 90
Bills in Circulation, l,6O2, 05 90
Balances due other Banks, 49,, ,692 80
Net Profits on hand, 455,i70 81
Dividends unpaid, iS,I9s 81
Deposits on interest, 4S4,7O7 81
Deposits not on interest, e3i, ,37l 30
Total amount OF Liabilities. Sl3,s53,lIS %
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, Sll,9i3,i9l rs
Specie in Bank, 296,2 200 81
Bills Of other Banks, 34i ,53l 90
Balances due from other Banks, 7S3, ,O63 63
Stock III own Bank, l5l ,O9O AZ
Stock, ,iea Estate & other Property. S3s, ,O2s IL
Total amount Of Resources, Sl3,s53,li3 81
Ofthe bills and notes discounted, there is due
out of the stale, the SUN Of S+,li9,4 ,493 *
And payable in the state, 1928, ,b9S 90
OF the circulation, there ID held
by the banks. 247,s6 90
In the hands of the public, l,35I.7I6 90
BY comparing the above Abstract with the rs-
turns made TO the Commissioners, September 7,
lsiO, il al pears that since that date.
The Circulation has been increased, S69, ,3i4 2s
The Specie has been reduced, S,95S 81
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been increased, ls,04II
And the Loans and Discounts have
been increased, l54, $50 35
HENRY ANTHONY, Bank Com
GEO. q. KING,
WM PECKlIAM,
Office ofthe Bank CommissiOntrs,
Providence, Oct. 18th, 1910.
o22.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05

OLD CONNECTICUT.
"The Land Of Steady Habits
The State Of Connecticut has gone
for Harrison by tremendous majority
larger than ever. Nearly the whole
State is heard from. The New York
Express says" The steamboat is jus,
in with largo Transparency over the
wheel House, showing Wing majority
Of 6, 1851!
Hurrah for Old Connecticut! open
To the right and left for old Connecticut
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by MILTON uALL-Apc.isness.
Gn SATURDAY next,

Al 10 O'Clock H. n. soiH be sold in front offks
Subscribers store, 10 close a consignment,
4 Prophecy cook stoves. with copper az
lures, all new, and FIRST Tuts article.
| Rotary cook stoves,
4 coal stoves. window sashes, ere !cnders.
one large writing desk, hollow ware, AID
other articles. Sales positive.
Nov. 5. NJ. HALL. Auc,'t
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On Saturday reri, al IL O'Clock g. N. ,Vin he
sold at Pubic .fucii0n, an from! If my Store.
* Shares Of the capital stock Of the Mer-
" chants Bank. 10 do. Traders Bank.
Nov. s. NJ. HALL. Auct'r.
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Stoves at Cost.

REING determined TO close my business b,
- spring, and having largo number, of
various patterns, on hand-I will sell any OF
them at cost for cash. Those who are in
want had better call soon, or they will lose
the,Ppportuny of supplying themselves at
SO Cheap rate. WIN. l.. MELVILL.
Nov. 5. 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-05
THE
FLAG STATE!
THE LARGEST MAJORITY EVER GIVEN
IN A CONTESTED ELECTION IN
RHODE ISLAND.

The following are the returns Of the
Election held in this State on the Cd,
for which we are indebted to the editors
Of the Providence Journal; from whom
we received them by express on Tues
day morning at 3 o'clock. The votes
Of Charlestown and New Shorcham, it
will be seen ure not included. Charles
town we learn, has given I majority for
Van Buren.