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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23
T @ w N T A \.

yEtrt subscriber, Collector Of the Town
n Tax, hereby gives notice that he has
received from the Assessors the Tax Book
for 1882, and requests all persons subject to
taxation 10 cnll and pny Immediately.
HENRY G.. MARTIN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23

ENOR SALE upon reasonable terms, the
Il Observation-Disclosures or
ROBERT JOHNST'O.N, Esq, near the
celebrated Newport Beach, together with all
the buildings ami about eight acres of Land
of prime quality.
The situation for prospect nnd scenery is
not exceeded by any in New England-is or
,namentcd III the Lawn in front and sides with
Il variety of Forest Trees and elcgahtshrub
berry, and presents TO 4 gentleman Of taste AZ
opportunity for Investment oi capital very
seldom to be found. For terms and Wow O
tho premises apply to
JOSIAH G. SHAW,
June q. Newport, X. ].
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23
WINTER GOODS.

Whitney and Rose Blankets
Home made -Englsh-Fronch and
Salisbury printed Flanncls--
English aud French McrHos, ThIbet--
Bluadclolhs aud Alcplncs for Clocks
tor sale Mt
JAMES iiANMOND'S.
srys SOtiCe. eEs
A I nm determined to sell at some price.
~ offer the best of Whale Oh, refined
and vhitencd, at so cts. per gallon, such as
il sold in this place for 20 cts.
Also. | No. 3 L. Lows Cooking Stov".
~, u e.. w. ANTHONY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23
H H s, A l. T.,

Newport, Oct. 3, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-23
Stoves, Stoves. Stoves.


Newport, Nov 81, 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

MoRE OF THE NArcHEz ToRNADo. H p. Post
iethwaite and family was preserved in q singular
way, one of his children became frantic or alarmed
and ran into the cellar-the other members of the
family followed, and just as they all reached the
cellar eH the house was blown off The family of Mr..
Watt, of the firm Of Bsrke, Watt & CO., were acct
dentaly led to leave the dinner table and go out in
tae yard, and instantly the room they had left was
blown down.
II is stated that many persons were blown from
the streets INTO the river. How far the ravages Of
inns storm extended did not learn. Some say,
hat was not elt in its greatest violence any where
but IN and near Natchez but his is hardly probable.
AT Napoleon, Arkansas, twenty four hours after the
storm NJ Natenez, house blown down and
HAT boat SINK with five men. A gentleman saw the
ravages OF recent tornado burg and cen-
lectures that il the storm At five o. clock
on the gay feowng there was violent hail storm IN
Louisville, which passed through Frankfort
The Globe says the terrible teryado which des-
troyed Natchez, is, we lame mt to find desc In
private letters received in this city, as having been
more destructive than the part icuars in the news.
paper ind cate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

TO MARRIED WOMEN MADAME RESTELL,
the introduc this country year ag
Other celebrated Preventive Powders for married ladies, who's,
svaed th mseve Of their with and satisfaction
that has a, disPelled the fears and doubts of the
ad and sepuca for that for twenty
they have been used IN Eur9e with isysable
9rGd1eee BY he felebrad asw and Fe%s Pyseian
this subject her particular and especial dy) st
eceS M e spo m & sn e9e
suits Of their adoption TO the happiness, the health often
vast tosch upon within the limits of sdvertisemenre
suits which affect not only the webe of parents but
that fara of often beyond
happiness oil those who gave them BIRTH would dctef In how
cay the noher of poor family remain slaves throughout
their lives tpggng at the of labor tong to 1--we,
comparative auence il care and toll have weighed
down the spirit and at last broken the health ofthe father how
tons her feress offspring becoming degraded
objects of charity Prohga;e voiaes Of ycei And
are lie ds the Kind husband and beS Stered h be-
holding the emseiated form and declining health Of the
lhrty-iasi sinking into nrewsire Eraye-th The certain
& an h. ye ssr d ., of the
ing attentions and watchf1 soiicitude which mother
espcrt the SsaTrendS ston Is d-rsse then
-is moral for parents to increase their families, regard
ofsprinr when simple, easy healthy and remedy
within control! The advertiser feeling the Importance
sands Ny the adoption Of prescribed by her. would
speetfuy the attention Of the married by all tina,
prevent evils which subject by srnpk
and healthy withnourconro Every dspassionaie
Affirmative. This all that Madame Reste eve
recommended Price Five Dollars accompanied wit
able call personally, "Circulsrs" fuy explanatory
will be sent free ofsypnse postage exeeped any part efh,
NAbaf REsTEII Fe@ss PSysias PraST oe.
ltsGresp"sh street NsM YORK oes hours from A
myI' imd'S2mwy-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

90 The recent continued and heavy rains in this
neighborheod have produced flood in rivers.
The Missouri and its continents are swollen prodi-
giously, and, the weather does not change for the
better, will with the assistance of the May or June
rise, attain the same height they reached in 1897 In
souri, sought outlet and discharged part Of its
surplus water by way of the Marie Croche, some
distance above its proper mouth. In the river OPP.
posite this place, Bloody Island is nearly under
water. The public works connecting with the
Island, unprotected as they are, must, think,
sustain great damage; and will probably in the long
run be wholly washed away. 81. Louis Gazette,
Mays
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

MUrINy AMONG THE U. :. TRooPs.-A letter da-
ted st Augustine, May 8, mentions a mutiny among
U. :. troops at PatiSa, Fa, under command Of Bre-
vet Major Ashby, who, being absent, the temporary
command devolved on Lieut.. Merrill This officers
orders respecting the removal of some prisoners be-
ing disre garded by a subalterA, the Company was
ordered TO parade, which command was also DISC
beyed, and Lieut.. Merrill subjected to personal vo
lence DIR. Hitchcock at this point interfered, and
knocking down several Of the mutineers restored
something like order. A carab.ne levelled al him
fortunately missed fire.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

The vandalia, Ill. Free Press states that on Sun
day, the I'd inst, storm of wind and rain was
perienced there, which proved very destructive to
the farms in the vicinity, besides unroofng houses,
blowing down barns and killing some very valuable
stock. A portion Of the adjoining coshtry was in
undated by the rise Of the Kaskaska river from the
heavy rain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

MADAME REsTELL, Female Physiciop, would inform
u ladies that irem the difficulty and mpraccaby of OBJ
tanning suitable and respectable accommodations for
the point nhnem induced make every
for their comfort aud yenence, which
large and hsslthy situated residence amply afford The
best medical assistance and most
Office with separate consulting parors for sdies and res
denee N Greenwich street. between Coursnd and Liberty
streets. myi4 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

CURIOUS BUT NOT SINGULAR.-Mr. Joseph Car
dinal will this morning, lead to the hymeuea altar,
the blooming widow of the late Mr.. James Charles
Doyle, the banus having been published in the Re-
maiden name is Blsche; and although she is only
in her twentysevent year. she has buried three hus
bands, the last having died the LIT day Of April
last. Montreal Herald, Nav 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22
NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY %. 1S4O

"A VIM. BROWN, iae Chatham street, opposite Roosevelt
street, has the largest Of Summer Hats of
in this city, which will be sold wholesale and
retail at the lowest prices Also, general assortment of Cloth
and Velvet patterns, much admired: new
style OF boys Hats just received from Paris full trimmed
beautiful article GentlemeRs Hats Of qualities only
So and 81 nrier to sold for those prices Economy
durability and fashion combined is contamination truly to
be wished for in times like these. apps 3n~
a ONE PRICE HAT sT0RE-THEoDoRE CLARK
80 of Chatham and Pearl streets, after many
experience in business and after repeated and untrng efforts
to attain the object confidently belize that he has at length
succeeded ia manfac article which cannot fail
appreciation ofa who will take the trouble 70 examine it,
This article, to which the attention OF the public
peciay invited, Satin Beaver Hat, price only THREE
DOLLAS and he feels assured that for beauty ceapness
durability and comfort il cannot be surpassed in the city
New York In addition the usual ariey Hats and Gaps,
he also keeps hand constantly Fur Hat of
quality which he afford at FOUR DOLLARS and this
Hat for past has given to customers the most
unqualified satisfaction. Justice his friends ell
himself makes proper him to thai he sells for cash
the losses from bad customers VIII not have be
paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied prompy the
old established stand where the asking price always the
selling price. apii 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

THE MISSISSIPPI RIvER.-Pertions or nearly all
the plantations on the Mississippi have been over
flowed, and the river had not reached its highest
point. On the Red River, we learn, thousands of
acres Of planted cotton were under wator.
The Memphis Enquirer Of the Sth says The
Mississippi has risen fell feet during the past week.
and continues TO rise very fast, having risen full 10
inches during the past n hours, and is within feet
of high water mark.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

CCALD HEADThs prevalent disease is speedily eradica
bted by Mrs. MOTT. Female Ply si,ian. ap7.3m'
CHEAP TAILORiNG-Centlencp's clothing manufao-
" tured in fashionable neat, and substantial Ne
ioe Beekan street Pearl AZ the following greatly reduced
pnees-
surerns black blue or green Dress Coats, s4 10 $40
do do FIock Coal, is 10 a
Best assimere Pants, bto
Gentlemcn's cloth. N a neat and substantial
the following
Making aud trimming Coats 81 to So Vests SIS. 10 s9
Fsrss, 81 so 70 81
ma2s am sod' J. MhFFAT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

CARMINE STREET LUNCH-The subscriber respect
" fuy informs friends and the public that he has
ed above establishment Oyster and Reiish Room
where he intends keep good be had the city No
pains will be spared his please his PATRONS
NV ST. ISAAC JOHNSON, ~ CArmine al.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

MURDER.-We learn by the Holly Springs Miss
Conservative, that Solomoa b. Isaacs, Esq, States
Attorney for that district in the streets
Of that city by Thomas Westbrook, who inflicted two
wounds upon him with Bowie knife, of which he
instantly died The assassin was arrested and COM
mitted Il trial
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22
TO GUN DEALERS

w. SIZES 4 CO have removed to 4s Pearl street and
n being determined 10 reduce their stock Of Guns Pistols
Gun Materials and other Sporting Articles viii seh IN
quantity, at extreme low prices. - -
ses CAsWELL's AMERICAN RIFLES, for correct
shoong warranted equal any rife manufactured any part
Of the world will offered 10 the trade below the COST sf
manufacturing N.Y. en-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

MoRE THE WISNEPAGoEs.-We learn from a
gentleman Of this place, (says the Mineral PoRt, w.
T. Press,) who returned few days frem visit
way to Prairie da CHEN bu, that they express a
determination not to remove. They say the white
men may kill them, but they will not leave this
try. That they not for war and t. at they will
die rather than go.
Ii will be recollected that large number Of these
Indians, at the request Of the British authorities,
paid visit to Canada during the last summer, for
the purpose Of receiving presents. Now are in
clncd to believe that they have been persuaded to
pursue this course by that government 80 that in
case of war they may be here upon the m liter ready
| to aid them.-St. Louis Gazette, Ia INST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22
CELEBRATED EYE WATER


ule with diseased for nearly two years, large ulcer
covered the sight after tless applications by different
and When the total loss Of sight apprehended the
prepared and sold By Dr. j. Francis has effected
perfect cure. Rev. ;. H. CONE,
March 30, 1870 Pastor the Oliver st. Church
My grandson afflicted for nearly years with nebua
each aud great the Inflammation that the
white Of his like scarlet aud for Of the
he could not bear the light; had him the Eye lnrmsry
for eight months; he discharged nsrable. We
fortunately applied Dr. Francis and from the Of his eee
entitled TO our lasting esteem and gratitude.
KEBECCA WEBSTER, % First ct.
To DIR. Franeis-Dear Srln the fall Of 1892 was attacked
tackled with measles, which left weak and named
state and obliged TO renguish studies for
resored to various prescriptions, but received benefit
used bat bottles of water and though have
studied closely all the time, sight perfectly restored
With much peasurel subscribe Ey.elf dear sur much
obliged and humble servant, J; WlCkLlFF LANE,
. Student in the New York Theological Seminary.
March 24th 1870.
have been eye witness to the happy effect of Dr. Fran
els water sons above mentioned and
cheeriuily add my testimony. JOSHUA LANE,
member OF the Presbytcry al Buffalo and residing at
II Third avenue, New York.
We have been witnesses 10 the good effects Of Dr. Fran
cs most celebrated water aud from the testimony OF those
who have used IT, do hy recommend IL 10 the notice o the
public most valuable remedy Dunbar pastor OF
Baptist Church; the Rev. Mr. Harrison a Thompson ST. IN
Rev a. Stors, Tenth ST. the Rev Jacob H. Brouner 50 Ban
St
o. This water not prepared sold by other
the United States bat by Dr. J. Francis, Oculist
l3-ARTlFlCIAL EYES inserted by DR.. Francis without
the slightest which cannot be from the natu
Il. at No 10 Barclay st. ap4 ydSwy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22
PAss N6 T2 A ANb A FKoWW AEEs. With

SkH PASSAGE T0, AND IRON ,EEGSLA AN
frem the diiferen perts at reduced rs.ei
be- given to emirran BY different agents throughout the
various parts Europe andn Liverpool by MI Herdman one
OF the firm being the spot to attend 10 those passengers
may their friends here to prevent delay too
often complained of. ,,
Letters will be forwarded and can be secured to
Liverpool by regular packets sailing the st 7th lst
18th and 25h month, throughout the Also TO
London on the s eh and goth of each month, by applying
ky letter post paid) or to the subscribers,
HERDMAN KEENAN,, 81 South,
door from w all st
NIB Drafts can obtained for arge small sums pay
se al sight on National Bank Of Ireland and its branches,
or on the Pro Bank ireland and branches by apply
inpHas above
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

This article surpasses thing in the way OF cooking
apparatus which has been heretofore be used
with ant hrsce eeal with equal facility thereby saving at
least three fourths the expense fuel Ii has
Troy for past aud highly recommended by all The
size suitable for family Of from twelve twenty is
sold dollars which would be saved in fuel in
very short Manufactured and for sale wholesale and
tan By - -
FISK DENISON, Iis Fulton st.
~ B. More than ahundred certificates utility per-
who have Troy and this city be at the
store. my6 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

SW7 ASTONISHING CHEAT SPRING GOODS
Look at thls--our motto Cheap for e ssh these
hard tmes6o of the haudsOmp Ccus dress Boots
ever yet offered to the public with steel Hd brass plates
the heels, from to SO pair French Calf Boots 80 TO 81
sos the best gents Quarter Boots and high cut walking Shoes
OF the best kind mems boys and chdrens enc boots and
shoes cheaper than offered this city; Ladies French
bqsk Walking Sho slips black bronze, green and all
Other light cnors Misses and Chdrens' black, bronze
green aud hight bsns and slips best and cheapest in the city
good stout boots for hreme watchmen, mkrnen and water
men, from to So, the best Just W er
200, Canal street, Hudsoa 2O where yeu see
the hanusocst cheapest aud largest stock objects
IN the city. Remember the nimble sxpence. an ...H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

For sale by Wyeth l3 Bowery; A B. d. Sands 70 and
100 Eulton Guion Bazaar 1883 Broadway Minor Dey
and Broadway; Hart Broadway and Chambers
Ring 6 Broadway Syme, SO and eSS Bowery Burnett Ca
Also for sale, az above WYETH'S MILK OF ROSES the
most exquisite beauter ofhe complexion, Of eckle
uh bur tan scay erupons aud the sine qua of shaving
upal4 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

ITO MOTHERS, whose children troubled with weak.
Of the passages be cured by Mrs MOTT
who has long made the disease ensr branch other study
AM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

Ex. Gov. EVERETT soon departs for Europe. II,
eats good dinner with his friends first.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22
UXURIANT HEAD OF HAIKI

A LUXURlANT HEAD OF HAIk!!,-
WYETH's CREAM OF LILIES, established
fer SO years the only promoter Of the grow III Of
hair on bald places, and giving fine dark lustre,
keeping ladies hair or ringlets from getting out OF
curl during dancing, warm weather, &c. The
Cream of Lilies possesses a body which no other
preparation does, and in consequence is the only
infallible remedy for dandruff, scales &c. The
scales on Infants heads removed by one or two
applications. For falling off Of the hair nothing
col oil
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22
ID r. RI O r N f.

DR.. HO NE.
CONFINES to he consulted eon6aentally at his office
No % Fulton stree. Smsen Gres1wss 3 and Broad
D rsy the prSs. as% The city o Of LSe
sSa e S.'@ Ike Ss% p T
s"cs y,rv sr!at@hs success icnis6is lie eaaons d,
sG@s out It? r. tseSH, eos are without
a lie S Dr. ssSas sI
MARRIED person.. and Persons about % be married
dreadful nhsritause e tron,mil 10 pos sT,ty;"
.Js"ee II s Yeas in New Yi city has ..,b.hed Dr.
r,speeaGiy and Ll d II offers % MS patron: qua.
in contact Attendance snu half past niue o'clock
s,rh1Er ireurafa Pudor r,ais ucera esia"-fioraees
Noefs taken in unless pos, paid All city letters must be
sPsrsOns at distance, writing their and enclosing
fee will have the remedy sent TO order N.Y. sm
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POINT HOUSE, lilo.
Inc RrSPr S 81 TIC MssSs HSs'e and
si.,,rs under the name Of the Castle Point
he ,1, tsr Tsy are SssS.y ss
s distance % ,p5s s's sa apt
nS aienS the whole distance fro the landing 70 hs Ey.an
The view rom the Cs.de Point House Of the nos, ,pe,
Ike map Before he eye ofits spectator on ne north TIC
lands IN that Direction and or IN, west are IL naIisars
Ss heights 81 wssSsws AID Bergen The view {. the .oSs
rows, the Quarantine Grounds, SC
The magnificent prospect can reached and ENJOY by
Ss Ply Sa o S rSs and sS
n % Other part q the void NAY say b. asserted
rich treat be obtained AZ little expense Of tins and
The house will he provided with re,shen,s suited to the
general resort unriyalied
Hobosen. Nav. 1870. m7isIm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

-N0 DOCTOR GLOVERs consulted AZ usual at his
~~ Once His own practe experience, and his recent
.J chemical experiments have enabled him TO introduce.
INTO his practice several new articles which are
prompt IN curing those disessesto which he ssyotes
his attention.
Dr. g. apprses strangers that he has received regular ned
aud has devoted his attention for the last ten
select branch Of his profession. His office y No
Anp street Private entrance third door from the Museum
through entry with lamp At the office door
NJ B-The Doctor keep general assortment OF Trusses
and suspessoy Bandags which sdjss,ed and applied
above.
PsHs celebrated Elrir may be had at his store. Prizes
one dollar Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

MORE FoReERrEs-A forged draft for $500 was
detected in Cincinnati the 10th April IL purport
ed 10 be drawn by the Canal and Banking Company
at New Orleans, payable at the Manhattan Banking
Co, New York, and was purchased by the Cashier
Of the Exchange Bank or Cincinnati. A man was ar
rested and held to bail IN $1,000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22
ELEGANT STATE ROOMS

ELEGANT STATE ROOMS
aGo3 az Tbs DIAMOND draws but rs inches Of
Sxrllxs water and leaves Tor Albany direct without
s&<K- landing at the intermediate places. Fare 81.
No charge for berths
Burdens and splendid low:pressure steamboat Ola
MOND, Capt. A. Flower Will have the foot sf Murray
street. this afternoon, May is, al 5 o'clock.
The Diamond will leave Albany for New York, Monday,
Wednesday ard Friday, at o'clock r. Nj. From New York
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, at o'clock, r. NJ
thereof myi6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22

sSsSsI ~ FOR SHREWSBURY AND RED
Gz-Esrtf ~ BANK-Ihe steamboat OSIRIS, Captain
-Ss-S- Alaire Will run as follows, from foot Of Mar
ket street. East River
Lesve New York every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thur sday
aud Friday, at o'clock A NJ. On Saturday at o'clock
T. NJ.
Leave Shrewsbury every Tuesday "Wednesday Thursday
aud Friday, At O'Clock, r. NJ On Monday, AT oclock A NJ
Tn. boat will above until further notice, If deemed
prudent respects the safety of the vessel and passengers.
Stages will be in readiness
part Of the country the arrival Of the bef al Red Bank
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-22
General Sessions.

THURSDAY, May II.
Legal Crafty fidtrmdnic Dignifp.-A few
minutes before eleven, Aldermen Ferris and Nash
appeared and took their seats on the bench, and
after lapse of some quarter Of hour. his honor
Judge lngraham made his appearance aud took the
seat appropriated To the presiding officer. The two
Aldermen Immediately closed up, and nothing but
the outside places were left for the two
fedgcd Judges just created under the law for
the reform Of the criminal courts. These gen
tlemen soon made their appearance, hen Alder
man Nash made way for Mr.. Sanford, but Alder
man Ferris stcrrly refused to make way for his
honor Judge Lynch Many rroscstations and much
dumb show appeared to pass between illegal gravi-
ty" on the one hand, and " Aldermanic dignity"
the other but the latter refused 10 admit Of the for
mer to seat on the bench, 20 bulge a step from
the seat the Alderman had taken previous to the
rival Of the dignitsry In this state of things,
Judge Lynch and the Alderman made a compromise.
The Judge then conceded his right to a seat. and
the Alderman receded from his post, when the new
hedgcd Judge asked il as a favor.
This little spcck Of war having been terminated,
his honor Judge Ingraham directed the petty Jurors
and witnesses to be discharged until next term and
the grand jurors having been called into court and
made several prescntments, their honors rose and
adjourned until Friday at III A. NJ.