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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01
III r II AID OF THE TIM ES.

ANOTHER Within the
week past, another extremely poor man,
resident in this city for many ysars, has
received intelligence of fortune left
him in England. The property that
lulls to him is vested in several val
liable farms, worth large sum of
money reaching il is said, the very re-
spectacle sum of 100000 dollars, or
Whereabouts. At any rate it is n
very valuable property. This inhcr-
iiaDco falls to him on the death Of n
sister or sisters, who for many years
wero unsuccessful in their efforts to OBJ
tain any information of the brOth0r.--
Intelligence of his whereabouts was H.
nnlly communicated To his relatives
through tho instrumentality ofC. Lenox
Remond, formerly well known in This
city as an elegant young gentleman of
color in tho oyster business, now an
associate Of tho lords and ladies' of
England, and distinguished advocate
OF the abolition cause. A nephew Of
the dcvisec, in consequence Of the in
formation thus obtained, cnmc over to
this country, and arrived in this city
last week to inform his relative of the
tidngs Of his fortune. Charles Lenox
certainly deserves a handsome and
substantial acknowledgement from tho
heir, for his agency in the business.
The case we mentioned a short time
ago, was not stated accurately: The
sum loft in that instance was G2O0 stcr-
ling and the accumulated interest Of
htfy-eight years, flOO stg. without
interest, and one undivided fourth part
OF n valuable farm Salem Register.
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"Front view Of Whitehall, near New
port, formerly tho residence Of Dean
Berkeley. and given by him to Yale Col
lege."
Also "The Hanging Rock near New
port, II. l." under tho alcove Of which
Dean Berkeley wrote his "Minuto Phi
losopher," together with ga Wow OF
Sachucst Beach 4 Purgatory." Drawn
by A. A. IIarwood. We have been po-
lhcIy favored with copy of these liho-
graph vicws-chorishing "reminiscences IS
Of an interesting charactcr-and undor-
stand they are for sale at the Book
Stores in this place.
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For Providence, Bristol n Newport,
ARRANGEMENT For JUNE.
THE STEAMBOAT
Es A III. q n,

CAPTAIN u. I. WOoiSEl,
WIll leave Providence and Newport, ms
follows:
Leaves Providence Tuesdays, Wedncs
days. Thursdays, Fridays aud Saturdays, ut
hilf past . O'Clock, A. NJ. Returning, leaves
Nowpor, same days u, 3 O'Clock, y. NJ. Sun
days, will leave Providence at A. NJ aud
Newport u, j +. NJ, landing a, Bristol every
passage. Fare 30 cents.
Q - The Balloon will connect with the
S,unlngton Rail Road, and also The o'clock
train from Boston. Passengers from New
Bedford or Fall River, by taking tic hing
Phillip to BRISTOL will there meet the BAL
loon. aud have an opportunity To spend three
hours or more ~ Ncwpor, and return home
The same day. Freight takon n, packet rates
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A y the head of Tourn-slrcci, n nor op'n
- Tor the reception ot Company 'h""'th
the summer senson, whcrc vii be hPt"
good as,urlIncp, oi icnnlrciiVnsry, ,Ice' r'""'s.
ic,s, soda takrs Ne. D'd''fs ior lee 'r""-
crn be- lrn al ,hc ''"niccii"natv, FoihtrV ~
maihr, fpno,c, II mVic ,'n,cni.pl'
l.ic To-
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PORT Of NE w PORT.
CLEARED.

23d, Orig sca bird, Tripp, Atlantic Ocean.
Path, Sch sap.", Tcrrll, Kingston, n. y.
2Jih. Brig Cabinet, Lawton, Wilmington, n. Z.
ARRIVALS.
FRIDAY, June o5ih.-Arr. sch's Vrsinian, Burroughs
fin pctou for Pro, idence; Minor Spear I'm Thorn
Tor do; Dusky sally, Humphreys, fin Quincy Tor New
York. FraDkln, White, I'm 1honnsion tor doi Clnrssa,
Stores, in bangor "r this port Banner, Nickorson, m
Boston Ior this por, aud Prov; Bunker Hill Mason, In
Pro, Id Jr Gardiner; Ellen kodman, Sheppard, I'm New
York ior New Bodiurd Pioneer Moore, I'm Fail River
for Gold,borougi Cardinal, Hubble, I'm rttsburg for
Boston.
soops Triumph, Fogor, I'm Nantucket G,r Proyid
Franklin, Coleman, I'm do ir Hartford; VIM. Pcnn,
Sanford, I'm n. York for New Beiiord Hudson, West,
TN Providence "r dol Geo. Washington, smith, fin
| Provid for Norwich.
! SATURDAY, June g6ih.--Ar sw brig Lafayette, Sol
berg, Of A. so ds I'm Gottelburg, with lao tons Iron
pat in for ORDERS
schs spartan, Bennett, of Thomaston, FIN Boston,
with Lime and Ashes for n marketj Carroll, Moore, lin
rrovd for Goldsborough; Cherokee, Presby, FIN Tann-
ton for New York.
Pleasure boa, Phantom Of aud fn Boston Tor York
SUNDAY, June 21h-Arr. sch Concord, Drnnis, II lis
I'm Matankus, with M"asscs 10 Geo. Enss, EsI-Le NJ
Matanlns, 18th ui, ship VIM. Engs, Cne, ior Boston
tho 18th; brig Lnu'el Carpenter, inr Bristol same
day. Arr ut Maanzas llh, bark Empress, rimsn, I'm
Bristol
sch Cora, Ma, berry, ofths port, 25 ds i'm Franklin,
Ia Tor Portsmouth, n. H., with Navy timber The T..
has men sick, and is short Of brond.
soh's Thomas Ewing Blue, fn Pro,id for l'hadei-
pha; Mary Jane, Pressy, I'm Greenwich for bangor )
k,nluskcns Nicholas, I'm Providence iur do; Herald,
sears, In do Tor Gardner; Bctsey and Deborni, White,
I'm Full River or do Sisters, Baker, and colnn, small
from Salem for Phadolpha P.nrI, Gun, lin Prov. for
Shops Charles, Ash; Tecumsch Chihlsi aud Victory,
Heath, I'm New lork for this port and Providence Hen
~ Gibbs Gibbs, I'm Fail River ior Hartlori Avon,
itanslr i'm de- for Nantucket; Republican, Sonie, I'm
Nsw York for New Bedford; Georgana, briggs, iln
Albany for Farhay,n.
MONDAY June th.-Atr brig clyde, Eearco, nom
Virginia, with wood.
| schs Friends Delight, thnce, I'm ioston for N"liolk
John Jay, Nickcr.on, ian Pro'id. for rhIIalclphia.
| SIoops New York Mason and Amity, Munro, from
Prov d,uce for New York: VIM. ii. Bum, lols I'm do
| Tor Hartford.
| TUESDAY, June 29h.-Arr. sch Isabella, Haker OF
| this port, I'm Providence. .
SIoops Three Brothers, Lewis, lin New York for Fall
River; lsaac II Borden, Brown fin Fall River Tor New
i York.
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Soda .Apparalu. fbr sale.

nNE of the above ai,iclos with a iouniain,
W cooler slab, pumps and tub, with every
other article belonging 10 II, IN complete order
10 put into opcrailon--will be sold low IL ap-
piled for Immediately, al I37 Thames street
J. REMUND
NIB. The subscriber will take This oppor-
tuniy Ia acknowledge his humble gratitude 10
those Ladies' and Gcuilomsn, who have seen
iii to palronlzc him during his residence among
then--and would earnestly call upon Those
who arc indebted To HIM, Ia make Inincdiai.
payment, aud requests all who have demands
10 present them for settlement, ms he intends
Ia close his business on or before tho first of
September neat } X.
July L.
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STRING WATER
ICE! ICE ICE !

A plenty OF Ice for sale at Vosc'f. Of pure
sptlng wuicr. ltom Iinc sprinc ~ The middle
NJ n pond. aud rum which murc 'hnh 30 hugs
heads runs daily Whcn the tptlngs atc hl:h
tho ou'y pond ol the hind vi,bm 'l'c lnn'i'
.ulNrvtn June 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

EEJD AT tho request of tho Committee
(of which Gov. Collins is chairman, )wo
give place in our columns to tho Address
of tho Suffrage Association. Want Of
room oblisos US to defer tho conclusion
of it till next week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

UAYNE'S ENPECrORhNT is decidedly su-
% parior TO nny other known combination OF
medicine for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, As,h-
ma, Splitting Of BLOOD. Angina P"ctcris, Palpha-
tons Of tho heart, Bronchitis, Chronic Pl"urisy.
IIoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing. Whoop'"s
Cough, Pains and weakness. Of the Breast, aud
diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs.
This medicine is highly mud Justly recon
mondcd by numerous aud respectable ind,. .'dnaIs.
who have found relief from lis use. Man, oi
whom have boen lahoring under protracicd
Coughs aud Pains in the Breast, aud have been
supposed by themselves and their friends lar al
yanced in Consumption, have been happily re-
stored TO peio,c, health by tho use OF this Nalua
BILE EXpECTORhNr.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne, Phi'odclpha
For sale in NeNpon, by Mrs. ANNA NJ EDDY
Thames street. July l.
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FsgArA.-In the last verse, but ono
or the original poetry "n our 1Ih pag,
day lol "iuatiul mouth, read "iBIe
Il.ss mouth
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

The Committee appointed by tho TOW n
10 make arrangements for the celebration
OF the Goth Anniversary of American In
dependence, present The loliowing:-
The -rillery Company, Col. swan,
viii fire the usual salute.
The bells of the several Churches,
and Of the State House will be rung at
sunrise, when the procession moves, at
noon, and at sunset.
A procession will be formed in front
Of the Custom House at 10 o'clock, by
tho Chief Marshal Of the day, in the
following order:-
Artillery Company, Col Swan.
Chief Marshal.
Committee of Arrangements.
Orator, Reader and Clergyman Of the
day.
Reverend Clergy.
Town Council, preceded by tho Town
Sergeant.
Town Clerk Treasurer, and Oyersccr OF
tho Poor.
Justices of the Police Court.
Commissioners Of the Asylum.
Public School Committee.
Public School'No. /, Male and Fem ac
department, preceded by its Teachers.
Public School No. ., Male and Female
Department, preceded by its Teachers.
Marshal.
Members OF the Senate and House of
Represe natives.
Judges ofth State Courts and Clerks.
Surviving officers, and soldiers of the
Revolution.
Surviving officers Of the Battle Of Lake
Eric.
Officers of the u. S. Army and Navy.
Officers of the Revenue Service.
Officers of the Custom House and Post
Office.
Military officers, General, Regimental
and Staff
Association Of Mechanics and Manu(aC-
turers.
Marine Society.
Newport Atheneum.
Marshal.
Fire Wardens.
Fire Engine Companies,in rank accord
ing 10 their numbers.
Instructors Of Private Schools.
Marshal.
Citizens and Strangers.
Tho procession will form in front Of the
Custom House, and move up Thames
street, up South side of the Parade, to
Zion Church, where will be performed
the following
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Voluntary on tho organ by Prof. Tay-
lor.
Original Ode BY the Orator.
Prayor-by Rev. MIR. West.
Selected Ode.
Reading of the Declaration Of Indcpen
doncc, by William ID, Lake, Esq.
National Glce.
Oration-by William Ii. Cranston, Esq.
Original Ode, by the Orator.
Bcncdiction.
AT tho closo OF tho services the pro-
ccssion will be again formed, md pro-
cccd up Spring street, to Broad-streot,
down Broad-street, to the Parade, where
it will be dismissed.
The seats IN the gallery, not occupied
by the choir, together with the wall pews
and the pcws in tho East and West
aises, in the body Of the Church, will
be appropriated TO tho ladies, and the
house will De open for their reception
ut 0 o'clock.
The Committee request tho several
bodies invited to DIN m the procession,
to be in front OF the Custom House, pune
tually at the time appointed.
The citizens atc requested to clear all
distractions from the streets, through
which the procession will pass, at all early
hour.
The Committee earnestly request OF
their fellow citizens 10 notice tho An
nivcrsary Of their country's lndcpen-
dcnce in II moro general manner than
they have been accustomed TO do, for a
number Of years past: and form at least,
respectable procession, which tho mill
tary may not bo ashamed To escort.
EDWARD i. NEwTon, Chairman.
WILLIAM ID. LAKE, Secretary.
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M a - q 3 q g = 8.

III Little Compton, on the 10th uit Mr.. Uriah Trim,
to Miss Hannah Browne, daughter OF Capt. Thomas
Brownel all Of that town.
IN Providence, on the 22l ult Mr. Geo HINT IN Miss
Eyelino Mecalf nll of Providence.
In Cambridge, Mass. Mr.. Elisha Emerson, OF ProyJ
TO Miss Martha 4. Stacey, Of Boston.
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& . 9 : 8

=, CIcrgymcn, Supcrntcndcnis aud Teach
er. Of Sabbath Schools, . J. AGENTS OF RELi-
aIous NEwsPArERs, AND PERIODICALS, + Il
posimastcrs, aud Booksellers, throughout the
country, are respectfully requested TO act as
our Agents.
No i,0er ~M be mkoa from Tic post cgicc an
less post pdid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

The Governor oi Cuba has ordered the
immediate erection Of Sunday Schools IN
Havana, where the children OF all clnsscs
,niy be- educated free ol expense. The law
- liberal onc. nnd aecolnptht. ,hc cbl,c ci
completely f'h, IarcaS;,naA ,yGic.n ~
teaching l. g. ADOPTED.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

sr-tHlt is said that another steamboat,
called the "New-York" is shortly to be
put on this route, in conncxion with tho
Belle.
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SU nj MER GOODS.

HpLAIN and fsnr'd Ganboone; black Last
n Ings dark linen Dr,lings, do PLAIN aud
striped do: French linen do fancy drills, Or
leans Cloths; Kingston k.,s-y mcros; Kentucky
Jeans Woolcncts; Grass tloib; light aud dark
striped Jeans Farmers Drilling avorieens,
Nc. Nc For sale by II SESSIONS.
Jun, Il
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AUCTIONS.

On Saturday nsn at 0 o'ciock a. W. IN fsI
@J Coodspe'ds auction room,
y Feather beds 3 ma,Nosscs. Iti mahopaDv
- chairs. ! side bonrd, 5 5,nsbogsny tables,
hrJsicsds. ! PosrIy stove. akers butter,
and IA variety Of other artIcIns Conditions
ui sale. J. GOopsrEEp, Auctr.
July l.
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MEMORANDA.

Cid a, New Orleans, 18th ult, sch Rio, Colncns rhil-
adclpha.
AIR at Baltimore, 22d ut, sch Genn Cobb, Cobb,
hence.
Arat Havana, 5th ult, brig Canonicus, Bigley, Fl
ls hence.
Sailed i'm Baltimore, 9Th ult, sch Enslo, Wyhe Tor
May ngueL.
At Elcuthcra, Goth u, sloop Morning STAR for this
port soon.
Arr at kewbern, Nc, schs wolcoti, Owon from this
ports Warsaw, MGrath, I'm Boston.
Letters from Capt Price, ot the brig Helen, "f tins
port, report her in lat % -, Ion ~ with 100 bbs sp
20 blnck sh oil, bound To the Western Islands Capt
L. writes that he had whale since the l5l al
November.
At Tacnhauna, March tth ship Mechanic, Frat, al
this port, with 1900 bbls sp oil.
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TnF PiRAcY CASE. The Captain Of the
ship Charles has becn discharged, after m
examination. The blood seen IN the CABIN
Was from the hand OF the Captain, which was
cut IN breaking oil the neck Of porter bottle
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WAs"iSGr,s, Sc. Jpne II, ftft
I'M Execution in favor OF the IandlolJers
~ Bank, and against Samuel and Daniel
Brown, shall on the 3h' day Of Jui, l5lf,
at two o'chck J. NJ. sell nj public auction, -
tract of land IN North kisg,i"wn, eou,a,ning
about $50 acres bounded Northcrly ly land III
Joshua Brown and Elisha Watson, Fast on th.
Road and Narrow River, South on iand Of
Joseph + Perry and heirs of John Watson,
and Westerly on the fresh moadow or 80
much as will pay SAID Execution and IN pr nses.
Conditions NJ ,bo time Of she. Sale AT tls
dwelling house oD the pscmi-as.
FRANCIS u. SEGAR, Sheriff
Juue ~
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(>ODDlNGTON SIIIRTlNGS, of ST.
~ pcrlor finish. for sale at The Counting
Room of the Codjington Manufacturing Co.
Newport, June I7ih. 1871.
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HAK. JAYNE-Dea Sir--My child, ow
~ ing To eAposurc, when roren,iy coming
up the OHIO, was attacked by that horrible
noIady, GROUP. We hndcd IN Tire night a,
Beavers Point, and when onr icrrs w,rs
alarmed, le:rst the lrosrse, srInilchral cough
icaspoonuI of the "EArECTOEANY," "a
bot,le of which you presented IRE with when
~ phlladolpL'a) and applied some iiuimeot 10
TIA. throat aud breast aud before many min-
ulcs the hoarscness was gone, The child breaihod
freely nd slept swcotIy. Owing Ia these cir
cuiislanccs il cannot be wondered al why I
have 80 high au opiu,op of Dr. ia, mes mcdi-
zine, aud why advise osesy family ~ keep IL
on hand, ready for any emrracnry. Respect
fully yours, ARTHUR Is, RADFORD,
Pastor ot The Presbyterian Church, Darling
ton, Ia. June ~
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Vosc's C0nfcCtionary,
Corner cf liorkd Square,

toiWf ~ 'f"i"' 'I""',
Us we'll supplied with the best of Conicc'
4 Ionary, Ice Creams, Soda, Root Beer.
Cakes, Pastry. &c. Also. just received the
greatest assortment of Fancy Baskets that
vas ever offered ~ Newport a fine larg"
room cxpru,sly Tor Ladies', and one ior Cen
,lcmcr, are always IN readiness for Ice
Creams ~ second story.
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MORE CHEAP CLOTHS.

A MOTHER piece Of the very cheap Black
~ Broadclo,h- and = pieces mixed beng
the cheapest cloth ever Offered tor sale at
June II. JAMES IIAMMONUS.
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yENAKE NOTICE. The subscriber gives
Il public notice, that his lawful wife, Joanna
Dad,c Bowler, has, without just cause ar provo
cation lett his bed aud board, aud gone 4" parts
unknown To him, he, therefore, Clnl'ons AL
persons against harboring ~ trusting her "n his
account, as hc shall not pay any debts al her
contracting after this date.
MICHAEL BOWLER.
Ncvport. Il | June IL, isli ---}w.
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Swiss WIS

HNOR Escning Dresses, Lace Cuffs, Work
n ed Nusl,n Edglngs aud lusert'ngs, --vofy
cheap Muslin CapcS aud Collars, for sale by
June ~. II. SES SIONS.
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A.nSA THE chambers of the sUbscrI.
tsnstR ber's new house in Spring street
ns,EA IA pleasant aud desirable trne.
.ts2sssza. ment-apply on Tho premises.
juno ". JAMES BOONE.
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OFFICE.

,r,llE Storhho,I,t, of the rradcrs Rank,
nc h,r.h, uojli,d, that th.Ir annual
.,,,,,.rs r,r ,lo,cc at Drc,,u,. Will hc h,,d "t
t,r Rroa cu Nrndoy, the lth d2y of July neat
4 VI, .
ND...t', - 70. -,:t. i:'i- ~
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Newport Bank.

A Semi Annual Dividend viii be paid a,
n tI"s Bank, On aud ali,r ihr H., uf July.
S. CAHOONE, Cashicr.
June ~
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UpLACK Cashnarct of the very incest
H1 quality can be found at
ISAAC GOULD AZ SONS,
June ~. lIO Thames street.
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ASscssOrA, lNOiiCc.

TNNHE Subscribers give notice, That they
~ were "hps.n Asscssofs, Ia assess u TaA
Of Seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars,
ordered 10 be assessed at ih. Annual Town
Meeting, holden on The LIST day Of June inst
on The inhabitants of the Town of Newport,
and The taxable property therein, 10 he collected
aud paid INTO The Town Trcasurt on or before
the Isl day Of October neAi-Wo iherrioro cHJi
upon all persons Interested, to CIV" ~ 10 either
oI' us, IL lIsi of tLeU ratcablc Estates, under
oath, on or before The third day "f J"I next
THOMAS BUSH,
NATHAN u. lIAMMETT, assessors.
WIN. II. CRANDALL,
Newport, June II, ISL.
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Ice Cream ! Ice Cream!
NEW GOODS

VETUIrE Linen Table Cloths,
w English Diapers,
NlursrIllns Robes,
Gamboons,
Plain Moussclne de Lame Shawls,
TIibct Wool do.
ric uic Gloves,
Black and White Silk Hose,
rlinlod Muslins.
Light Prints,
rarasols aud Umbrellas.
Til" above are Tor sale at very low prices al
No. l32 rhamcs-strcct, lay
June Il. j. Nj, COON, 90.
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FAIRY BANK COTTAGE,
AT THE BEACH.

rU>JiIs Cottage has recently been fitted up
n for lee Creams, and other Refreshments
for the accommodation Of Ladies' and Gentle
meu, visiting the Beach Tor the purpose of
Baihiug aud Promcnading along iIc FAIRY bank
io ENJOY The beautiful sea breeze. Tncy will
ALWAYS find thus beautiful summer day retreat,
well supplied with the best Ice Creams, Con
lccrionary, Pastry, fruii, aud all the yoolIns
streams tl,ai generally How AT such an cs'ab-
lishincnl. Over this establishment is IA large
airy room, commanding an extensive view oi
the ocean, beach, aud surrounding country
This room is intended rs Il sitting room iur La
dies aud Gentlemen for Ice Creams and other
Refreshments.
II r. Families wanting I,c Creams, or any
Jilicr article ~ The Confectionery Line, can be
supplied at Il reasonable rate by leaving their
orders at the Fa0y Bdnh Cottoce, or at the
store of the subscriber, directly opposite The
Post Office, wl,cr" they will ind great assori-
n,cni Of Confectionery, at wh"lcsai. aud rc
tail, together with great variety of Toys
Fancy Goods, Fancy Baskets, Cradles, Car ia
.cs, aud host ol other articles too numerous 10
mention Il. STACY, Jr.
Newport, June IL, ISlI.
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French IIsvslius.

Y gNRENGu bingham Auslins, new and
a. beautiful article, ior sale at No l32 by
j. NJ. COOK * co.
Jnio -,
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BATHING CLOTH.

q IOTIi Tor bathing dresses, and oil sIlk
" for caps, al JAMES liAMMUNDs.
June 21
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s-- s.s- .,
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23d, Orig sca bird, Trpp, Atlantic Ocean.
Path, Sch sap.lo, Tcrrill, Kingston, n. Y.
2Jih. Brig Cabinet, Lawton, Wilmington, n. Z.
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J''sDA b TTrBss; , 0-s; ,;S Sar'aParHS
SCROFULA


TUE saTaapanl of the shops very aps be ncady,
Il not quite h.ctt either from from having bc'
H'tn Nhtii'tloi 'i''l.s OF shsN ne
OF tke me hcne tus ether with the improper nors 81 pre-
Parog IT, which have long been In ha prOhs y CON
itthucd tots variable reputation The activity ~ the root
10 helcvctto depend upon mIrc acrtd principles
soluble 20 certain extent In cold hst and either
Volaize % rendered by chemical change At the ten,
teTaiurr ~ deg Ihs fact appcarso be demonstrated 10y
Hancock makes the following observations. AFTER Ions
boiling the peculiar oiour which rises abunantly the
ccctnu of gv StrScIai liza y ain eNtngushcd From
the SarsspNta prepared In this Way, found sensible
drowst, ani rsckn, ects produced 10y alarcs quantity
although The i'Ncon IT or etsht ounecs tined
dose - Woo 4 RHckss 4. y. DispenSafCrV.
knowledge ot these facts, ant the crtainy Trae
tee o the nrC aionS ot Sa~aparla cdto the hs
ooNcTy acI repeated experiments, of the method oi
PAIRING aui compromising tie eNtTact the ncd
rth0Hf hsJiEe and warranted contain con.
ccntraict iou, a. active principles cf the obtained
from the most approved species 81 suilSN.
IT. efficacy has boon repeatedly tested in private practice
IN the successful treatment the forms ttc is
for the cure ct which Sarapsrla Is recommended
atcr other uous " that mcrnc the ranacc,.
tcusyr uceTNttons ami affections Ot the bones simple
SCrou.a and IA mcrCuTia ant philc disease
have been permanently cuTrdbr IL use IA three months
~ithou3 any other treatment except the most simple apPi.
cations Co the parts diseased Arsl Ui three hotc
IN similar cas viii prove the efficacy ami importance Of
the preparation.
his psrtcu ary use acr caloJnel where tina, ne
has been too freely in scroous habits TO- the
Of other diseases, being admirably calculated In such
NEor oi the constitution The usc OF two or three bottles
WILL on every such "eespon prove cfcctuA security
against secondary affections.
A. tonic AMI rayc, particularly in general debility,
scrCtua and other diseases IN chronic Rheumatism. and
obstinate affections the skin invaluable
ALEXANDER DUvAI,
10 - Agent orthS Proprietor