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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
PORT OF WP0RT.
CLEARED.
2sth, ship Margaret, whimpenuy, Pacific Ocean.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY, Aug 26.-nrr, brig Pilgrim, Campbell, 90
ds I'm Pciou for soeseti Pinia, Purrtngon, i do Tor
l. Greenwich.
Sch New York. Merrill, Of aud Tor Bath, ~ days I'm
Savannah, in distress. Three Of the taken
sick IN about week aiior the ~ " l.f savannah, and
the day beiuro her arrival not hand on board
pabe Uf doing duty Since the arrival Of h, sch, Levi.
Abbott oi the crew, OF brunswick, Me- has died o
bilious intermittent hvcr-two Others have been taken
to the hospital with ieyer aud ugue, and the rest
recovering Passed, 25th, of Block island, sch ChilJe
Inrol, Of Scituaie fm Curacao for Boston,-the Y
had signal OF disre" living at tho time, which tho
ChiJe IlsrJd took ns notice of though within pistol
shot Capt N.was very much surprised At such conduct
aud could not account iUI 10.
sloops Rien1i, Durec and Yankee, Chsce, I'm New
York Tor Providence Native, Smith, I'm Rondoui ioi
Fall Rveri Caroline Brightman, I'm Amboy Tor do; Mi
dss Dennis, I'm Prov Tor forki Argonaut, Cummings
im Fall River, Ocean, Smith, I'm Rondoot.
FRIp,y, Aug 21.-arr, hri. Douglas, Kelly, days nn
Now York for Boston,
schs Juno, Bmgley I'm Baneori Helen Mar, Eaton, m
Camden for New York Magnet, Baker, In Baitimor,
for Boston, Ponlret, Moore, I'm York Tor do, Eliza
beth Rogers m Bath tor ProyiJ Jane iaics Yates I'M
RonJout for Boston Caledonia, Eustis I'm Duck'por'
lur a n,mrkeu RswenR, Williams, I'm North ChrOlna ioi
New Bedford; Consul, Penny TN New York for do, n
Csrena, Burgess, I'm do for salen Pembroke, Rce,in
Phlladclphia Tor Bosion.
Nncht Vincent Bnrkel.w, I'm the Eastward for Nyork
s,ruRDAy Aug 2s--arr. scl- Deighi-in.P Peace, Nick
rrson I'm Providence r Bosiou; susanna, Pullen, non
Frederic ksburg Tor dos 81 Luctc, Could TN Lincolnvl'
for New Isondoni fluridBn, Tn, Or I'm JHmes River.
sloop Meridian. Dunning, Fall River for New York.
| SUNDAY, Ang 29.arr, schs Comet kick.rson, non
Providence Tor ih, Keuncbrc Pioneer. Moore. I'm Bas
gor yiTginan, swh.ry In Pawtucket lor Philadelphia
Amanda ophclla, saith, Tan Bangor Do,scy a Polly
Baker, TN the kennebsc.
sIoop Iiad.nn win.low, I'm Providence for n Rcdrd
III MONDAY, AUG 30 AR sch CtFen, Munro, hu Nnr
Gn,k Gpr DiRhton; susan Lmwig Young fn city Poin,
II sch Franklin Greene, Chaiwrk, I'm the RnppHhan
S,s,o,v' Aug "a. -nrr steamboat NJ Y Reach
L shulit, days nn Bo.ton Tor New fwh, pat In 70
Il wOod.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

sHNIIE subscriber wishes TO inform the pub
u lie, that he sells at his paint store, at the
foot Of the Parade, Brooklyn White Lead ES-
ira for : cts. per Id. No. at cts; Imperial
Green a, II els. per Id. and LinSecd Oil at 30
cts per gallon.
P.S. Sarrannac aud Redford Crown Glass
glazed not one dollar le-s than any alher pant
or, but on as honorable terms.
Az, o6 T.. READ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

PRospEcT or THE CRoPs. Charles.
ton Courier publishes letter from The intc.
rior Of Louisiana, which states that the
drought aud catcrpillars had ruined the cot
ton and corn in that section. Tho squirrels
had been driven To feed on the maturing
cotton by the drought. From Macon aud
Houston. (Gco.) aud Columbia, Is. C) tho
accounis represent the heavy rains as having
done great deal Of damage to the cotton
plantations, and The worms were fas, using
pp what remaincd. On the other side of the
question, from Livingston, (Alo.) we learn
that the cotton crop IN that ueighborhoOd
promises to he u very good one. and the corr
crop iair; aud the Atiakapas Gazette say,
cotton picking has commenced, aud the corr
crop PROMISES to be- large one.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

FRoM THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.--The
Journal of Commerce has received Tahiti
papers to the 10Th Of April, by way Of Ma.
zatlan. The following are extracts:
The Unitcf States sloop Of war, 81. Louis
Capt. +. Forrest, arrived on the Sth instant.
and anchored on the outside. The next
morning she entered Tho harbor, and after
moorng exchanged salutes with the fort.
She remains but short time, and then pro
ceeds to st. Francisco, Monterey and Mazat-
Ian. Officers and crew all well.
The 81. Louis took from the Marqussas
Islands number Of runaway seamcn, who
were encouraging the natives in their saw.
age warfare, aud exercising most demoral-
izing influence over them.
The Vncennes and Porpoise sailed on the
9th Of April for Columbia River.
The st. Louis arrived at Mazatlan on the
9TH Of June. The friga,e Constitulion,
sloop-of.war Yorktown and store ship Re.
lief, were at Callao on the LIST Of May.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
NOTICE..

q w. ANTHONY, Opposite the Custom
w House. hns tried store keeping in this
place until he is satisfied that tho people do
not mean to patronisc him, and now he is
determined to close his business in The course
of 10 or Is days, aud will sell his goods AT
COST. They consist Of an assortment OF
GROCERIES, and CROCAERY W.lRE
Those wishing to supply themselves with
Groceries will do well to call soon. The
store and tenement will be to let until the
first Of May next. Sept. 2, 1911.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
The most popular Summer Bevc
rage is

rage Is
WIN. BROWNS Sarsspa,illa Compound.
w or Silver Top. This csisbrs,ed sum
mcr beverage has ut lcpgtl, found lis way
into Cheshire cointy. Wo hays tired u aud
mud II oil II Processes a. be. II il rccou,-
Inendcd too for It's cLcapHess, "sbout one cent
for half pint lun,bl. IN IT, Sentinek
Wm. BGOws's SAgs.PAsiLLA CoMsouxD.
The most popular, the must plcasani, tho
most wholesome, aud one OF the post power
fol puriyers Of the blood. Every body il
praslng T., aud all are in pursuit OF il. SEQ
that you get tho genuine, aud call for Wm.
Brown's Sarsaparilla Compound. The arii-
Gle 10 for sale by all the Groccrs ard many
of the Druggists in Boston, Salem, Worees-
ter, Lowell. Springfield. Hartford. New hIa-
ven, New Bedford, Fall River, Provide nee,
Portland, Bangor aid nosi Of the country
towns are supplied.
Dealers are supplied OF the manufac,ns-
e's prico by nll The Wholesale West India
Goods and Druggist Stores in Boston.
II iS the chcopcst preparation OF SaEsapa-
r'lla now in the market according Ia the
quality. Price 80 cts. bottle. including nc
soda. No one can doubt It's efficacy amer
examining my new steam apparatus tor ex-
tracing the strength from the root. Aud ss
lurhcr evidence see certificate Of Mr. Fcs-
scnden
hereby certify that within the lasi two
months have prepared in my mill, for Wm.
Brown, CheGist, isl Washington street,
Boston. two thousand i've hundred pounds 1T
the best of Srauish Sar.aPurilln; the greater
part IL already used up. ~ manufacturing
his cclebratcd Mead Syrup. have lurihes
orders to prepare more.
PHILIP %. FESSENDEH.
WILLIAM BaowN's SARsApAnILLA MEAD
makes capital beverage for ihls warm
weather 1t Is cheap, Wholesome and re-
ireshing. u is almost as fashionable ~ hard
cider Claremoni MI Eagle.
QyS WILLIAM BRowS's No. ! SILVER
Tor SARsApARILLA ConPoUND MEAD SYnrP
makes The mort popular and whorson.e
beverage now in general use. Price 40 cts,
including soda, which makes thirty baif pmt
tumblers. Use ice water.
Brunswick, July 20, 1910 To Mr.. Alfred
McLelIan- Dear Sir: 10 reply to your re-
quest for my opinion Of Mr. VIM. Browns
Sarsaparila or Mead Syrup, called Silver
Top No !. ! would say, that ! 'myo found
it peculiarly pleasant TO the taste. and iavora-
able 10 its action on the stomach. In both
these respects, depending probably on the
proportions Of the ingredients, ! consider IL
superior TO any which | have psed Yours
respectfully, l.. G.. CLEAVELAND,
Professor Of BowdoIn College.
For sale in Newport, by X. J. Taylor and
X. X Hazard. Dealers aud iamlIies eau be
supplied by them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
Dissolution Of CO-partncr.
shin.

1--WE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of u. &. 4 ". C. Eish.
was by n'a'ual consent, dissolved, on the 25th
Of March lust.
Al those indebted to said firm arm request.
ed TO make payment without delay ID either
Of the subscribers, and those having demands
are requested to present them for settlement
p. &. laIsm,
w. &. IRisH.
NJ. B. The Buteheri,,g business will be
carried on as usual, at tho old slaughter
house, in Warner street, by
Scp,.2. p. G. IRISH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
At a Meeting Of the Board
Of Health.

NEWPORT, august s6, 1911.
IT is ordered and decrecd, That the Quar-
L untinc Regulations passed by this Board
the 3d day of July. 1880, be and the same are
hereby made the Quarantine Regulations Tor
the Port Of Newport, 10 go into cilec. THIS
day, and to continue until the lst day OF Oc-
tober next, except so much Of the Is, section
Of said Quarantine Regulations as provides
for tho time of their continuance, and so much
Of the l7th section, as provides that they be
published for three weeks in the Herald oi
the Times.
II ls further ordered, thut the above order
and decree be publlshed in all the ncwspa
pcrs printed in this town, for three successive
weeks. A true copy.-Aues,,
B. B. ROWLAND. Clerk Of the Board.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

We understand that at the moment the
President had signed the Bankrupt act. .
stranger bdrst into the room, and entrea,ed
the Preslden! to give him the pen with which
lie had signed the bill. The request was
readily granted, and the stranger took il
away with him to preserve it as the mstru-
nent with which an act of glorious bcnef.
ccnce had been executed. -.NacHsoHian.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
BRIGHTON MARKET-MosoAy, Aug. 3

Reported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot J
Al market s25 Beef Cattle. 100 Stores, 5IO0 Sheep,
ard so swine. 275 Swine were reported last week.
large number of Cattle, Sheep anj swine unsold.
PRIcgs Beef Cntile-Wc continue last weeks quo
tntions, Wis first quality "a IS e5j third quality "a
"a 1 25.
slorcs-We noticed q small lot o( Two year old sold
lor o. md a lot for 10 aud sla. Wo quote two year
old t6 IA: three year old sl2 10.
sheep-A large number Of store sheep were al mar
kc, aud many Of The .anbs small and ordinary
prices low aud dull We noticed lots Of ordinary
anbs sold for soc, soc, and ll2 better qualities 2j,
81, ! S2, rs, SO and 2 II.
SWINE" Dull" Lots to pcddle, selected, to Ia
Tor sows and TO ii for Barrows, lot of old hogs
from to S C..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

Al Portsmouth, on Saturday 21st ult, Mr.. Samuel
Cory, aged "a years. Ne soldier of the Rcvou-
on, aud believed to have been the laSt survivor Of
that gallant hand, who the 10Th OF july l77l, ac-
compancd Col. Barton in his expedition To Rhode
Island in which they surprised and captured Mnj. Gen.
Prescott, Commandern-Cbief al the British, Army
Also ON Saturday, Mr.. Thomas Browne aged about IS
years.
In Portsmouth, ON Friday evening last, Capt. Samuel
Sherman, nged rs years.
In South Kingslown, On the 5h u., Mrs. Caiharine
g. Sanders, widow Of the late Mr. john A. Sanders in
,hc 54th year az her age,
In Bristol on the 22d ut., Mrs. Charlotte NJ, wife o
Mr.. George Coggeshhll, aged % yearsthe only death
that has occurred in that town. In FITTy-rive DAYS
In Warren, on the Gath ult, Mrs, Elizabeth child
widow Of John Z. Child, Esq. aged IS yenrs.
In Providence, the 22d ult, Mrs. Sophia Williams
in the 57th year oi her age On the 25th Mrs. R-beccN
McCIintock, widow of the late Capt. Joseph McClin
took, aged ~ On Thursday last Mrs D.isey Burgess
wife of Mr. Samuel Burgess, in the 5Sih yoar OF her age
Mr. Eleazcr NJ Amsbury, son o Mr. Israel Amsbury, IN
his S9ih year. On Monday, Mrs. Rhoda Bullock, wife
Mr. Richmond Bullock, in the 69,h year oi her age
In Now York, on the 9Th uit, John Mctregpr, Esq
In the 10th year Of his age, for many years much
spected resident ofihis town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
w Nj. S. VOSE,

OFFERS for sale his whole stock Of Con.
" irctionary, Toys, Soda works and fix
turcs, as they now stand in the store at mar
ket square; the opportunity that now offers
for some one to get rich don't happen every
day, as all get rich that enlist under the sugar
plum banner. The store will DO let for one
year or more.
Also, two of Pens Billiard Tables Of the
6'st quality for sale. and room to let.
Also, room in 81 story, suitable for an Office
or club room, l6 by "a. For further particu-
lars enquire as above. Sept. 2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

For he cure Of F,eekies, Sun-Jmn,
Moth, Pnmpies, Of erery descrip-
hon.
This celebrated Lotion has been in universal
favor for The last five years by tina French, Eng
lish and Italian ladies' and iis high reputation
has induced the proprietor to place it before the
public for the benefit of those who suffer the
pain and notification Of rough and chafed
skin, Frcckles, Moth, aud other diseases pro
duced, from an unhealthy circulation of the
blood through the mir ute vessels Of The Skin,
upon the face, &c. None genuine without the
signature Of The proprietor. Pllco s 90.
X. J. TAYLOR, sole Agent, h,NIGli
Aug. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
NOTICE..

SEALED Proposals will be received until
~ the 10th inst. for furnishing fresh Beef
to the Troops at Fort Adams, 4. J., until the
3ist day Of December next.
Two surc,ics to bond will be required for
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Assr.C r.CoMMissARY's OrFicB,
Sept. 2, 1871 FoRr ADAMS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
c O N c ( R 7
r II I 8 y " z N I N q
AT ARMORY HALL.
Il. I. 90 M Is.

Has the honor to announce, most respect.
fully to the Ladies and Gentlen,en Of New.
port, that he will give his first Concert in this
place, on Thursday evening, Sept. g 1871,
"t Armory Hall. on which occasion lie will
sing a number fthe
CHoIcEsT AND MOST POPULAR
SONGS OF rsE DAr,
accompanied by hims'L on the Piano Forte.
O. Particulars will be found in handbills.
Tickets 25 cts. to be had at Gen. Slacy's
Confeciionary, and q: Mr.. Callahsn's Book
store, md a, the Door.
u sufficient encouragement Offers, Mr.. l..
VIII form singing clnsses, to meet through
the fall and winter: those who would like 10
JOIN had better attend The above Concert
when they can form an opinion Of hlr qunlii
cations. Sept. z
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
Straw GeOnncsS.
g.ay i'm relation 10 DOga.

Al special Iown Council, holden .Ncrpor,
September ], 1871.
BE II Ordained. That every owner Of q dog,
or dogs, who slial suffer his or her dog, or
dogs, to 90 in any of The streets or highways
of The town of Newport, after these ordnan.
ces shall 90 into effect shall be subject to a
penalty Of FIVE dollars for each and eyory of.
fence, and the head of the family in which
any dog, or dogs shall he harbored, shall be
deemed to be the owner of sad dog, or dogs
BE ii. further Ordained. That Henry Tag
CART, or whoever this Council may from time
to time appoint for ,ha, purpose, be aud he Is
hereby appointed To cause to he killed, every
dog ,ha, may be found in any Of the streets
or highways, within the limits Of this town,
aud lie is hereby authorised to employ per.
son, or persons, to assist him in said duty, and
that he be allowed one dollar per head for
every dog killed and buried by him or his as.
sistants, the same to he puId out of the Town
Treasury of this town.
BE Il further Ordained, That encb and
every citizen of this town be, and they are
hereby empowered 10 kill any dog, or dogs,
found in any OF the streets or highways Of this
town, and that whoever may so kill any dog.
or dogs, found in said streets or highways,
shall be allowed the same compensation for
each and every dog SO killed, OH producing
satisfactory proof to this Council, Of the kill.
ing and buryIng Of said dog, or dogs, the same
to be puld out Of The Town Treasury us
aforesaid.
BE il further Ordained, That every owner
of dog, or dogs, shall within three weeks
from aud after passing these ordinances,
cnusc his or her dog, or dogs, TO be registered
in the Town Clerks office of this town, and
that the Town Clerk procure a book for tha,
purpose, and said clerk shall ba allowed ten
cents for each dog registered, to be paid by
the person causing said registry to be made,
aud that all persons owning a dog, or dogs,
in this town, who shall neglect to register
The same MS Aforesaid, once III every year,
shall be sublcc, to penalty Of five dollars.
! MS further Ordained That IT shall be the
duty oi said Henry Taggart, or whoever the
Conncil may from time ~ time appoint rs
aforesaid to complain Of all violations of these
ordinances, and that the pcnalties for the vlo
laiion Of any Of these ordinances, be recover.
ed by action Of debt or complaint, IN the
name OF the Town Treasurer Of this tow, for
tho use Of the town, before the Court Of JUS
tees ~ said town.
MS further Ordained, Tba, these Ordinan-
ces 90 into effect on aud after Wednesday
nexi, the 9Th OF September, instant. aud that
oil iofmcr laws passed 10y this Council, W re.
latiun 10 Dogs, be aud the same arc hereby
repealed.
Ordered That lhc foregoing ordinances be
published ~ all the newspapers printed IN
this town. A tire copy--at'rrt
BIB ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

Tho Now.iork New E,s, speaking of the
Daguerreotypc portraits, saysi 'ihry never
nuiler or lIe To please any body" Of course
our ncigbbor of the Advertiser need not have
his portrait taken. " u wouldn't "lic," II
would bear 10 resemblance at oil ~ the
original P1tHiice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
RAID OF THE TIMES.
Letters,

hEMAiSisG ~ TuE POST OFFICE, rEwPoRr
H. D., sErrEnBER Isi, Ie4i.
" .fdcerfis'd iAfers are piaced inn separate
Sos' Persons applying for them oiu please cali
j0r "ADyERTisED LETTERS"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

NiN. ATKINSON
You will oblige a subscriber by giving
place in your paper to the following ac,
count Of the Annual Commencement al
the Weslsyan University in MiddIstown
(Conn. on Wednesday the 4th Of Au.
gust.
The exercises were in the following
order;
Musc--Prayer-M Music.
Inaugural Address by the President.
Music.
]. Salutatory Address in Latin.
George G. Reynolds, Armenia, N. Y.
2. Dissertation-rhe Age of Elizabeth.
Henry &. Trumbuil, Hartford
g. Oration-The Spirit Of Progress.
Isaac Aylsworth Savage, Edinburg, N. Y.
q. POcm-The Minstrel's Manun,ission-
Silas Wheclock Palmer, Centerville, N. Y.
Music.
8. Oration-NatioDa Liberty identified
with moral Improvement.
Gideon Palmer, Jr Montville
s. Oration-Ge Mus aud Criticism.
Caleb Dow, Jr, Bath, N. II.
7. Observation-Disclosures Of Taste.
Caleb Sidney Sanford, Summer Hill, N. Y.
8. German Oraton-Sprcchen die Gotter
Deutsch.
Morgan Royal Daniels, Hartford.
Music.
0. Oration-Success q false crteron OF
Merit.
&c. Reynolds, Armenia, N. Y.
10. Classical Oration--Conscrvativc prin.
ciples Of Ancient Literature.
Bradford X. Peirce, Boston, Mass.
il. Oraton-I'he present condition Of
Literature.
Horace Byron IIurlburt, Augusta, U. G..
IL. Orntion-"The Magic of the Nine"
Elias G. Merwin, Rhlnsbcck, N. Y.
Music.
DEGREES CONFERRED.
Music.
l3. Ora,ion-Developcme of Truth,
with Vaedictory Address.
George Landon, Wilksbarre, Pa.
Music.
Benediction.
The degree of Bachelor Of Arts was con-
fcrred on the following young gentlemen:
Henry w. Adams, Robert Allyn, James N.
Banks, Samuel s. Bemcni. James q. Blair,
b iley l.. Borden, l.. h. T.. Bragdon, William
bLUlclS, IuIcu III" :,
Jr., William f. Garrettson, John II. Hall, Jr.,
Horace B. Hurlbut, George l.nndcu, Thom-
as J. Matlison, Elias q. Merwin, William &.
Miller. John w. North, Gideon Palmer, Jr.,
Silss w. Palmer, Bradford X. Pierce, Daniel
J. Pinckney, George q. Reynolds, David =.
Robinson, Richard 5. Rust, Caleb s. Sanford,
lsaac A Savage, Clinton w. Sears, Lorenzo
r. Thayer, Henry G. TrumbulI, Matthias L.
Willing.
The Degree Of Bachelor Of Science and
English Literature, was conferred upon
Messrs. Samuel Eugene Hartwell, and Sulli-
van Hardy Weston.
The Degree of ".lfasier Of .8ris" was con
ferred IN course upon the following gentle
men, Alumni Of the Wesleyan University,
vfz:
James II. Alverson. Edward Bannister, Ar.
temss Bigelow, Lorenzo w. Blood, Edward
Cooke, John II. Falconcr, Silas Fitch, Jr..
Bostwick llawley, Varnua, l.. Hopkins, Jesse
Brown llurburt, Loren l.. Knox, Eraslus o,
Phinney, Leonidas Rosser. Alfred SAKE.
Franklin B. Soull De Wit &. Van Norman,
aud Hiram A. Wilson. Also upon Mr.. John
Newman, graduate Of Union College, and
Mr. Stephen Mon,iot Vail, graduate Of Bow
den College.
The honorary Degree Of Doctor Of Dirini
fy was conferred upon Rev. Matthew IL.
Simpson, President Of Indiana Asbury UNI
versliy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
II o Il $ A l. L..
II O ], Il II,
ID l. n IT'S 4 II Y. .

4 EWIS T. GALLUP, ". ID. respectfully
- informs the Ladies' bnd Gentlemen OF
Newport, that ho has returned 10 the Rooms
which he futmcrly occupied in Spring street,
near Trinity Church, whore he will be happy
to attend 10 all persons who may require Ls
professional assistance.
Newport, Avg. II, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

MacoWbcr Miss
Mosscryy Capt =. II.
Miller John II.
Mitchell Mary Miss
Mulhollan John 9
Northup Geo X.
Oakley Thomas
Palmer james q. 2
Payton Miss Man
dana Is.
Read John ID.
Riitington Mrs.
Roberts j.
Robertson Mrs Ma
tilda
Rutherford Mrs Lew
is N.
Sayer Benjamin II.
Sayre j. Is.
Scranton l.. G.
Shoolbred John G. 3
Smith Sanford
Smith Capt Eben RI
Smith Mrs Sarah :.
StJohn Mrs Samuel
Stoddurd Elizabeth
Swih Capt Silas
Sweet John B.
Talbot Ambrose
Taylor Miss Marg'r't
faber Elizabeth e..
Tew Charles l..
Thompson Miss Ro-
Zette
Van Zandt Washing.
ton
Vincent Simon NJ.
Warren DIR. John G..
Wallace Miss Catha-
rine
Wells Philandcr
Weeden Mary Ann
Webster NlissSarahr
Wheeler Joseph B.
Williams VIM.
Wilbor Gideon
Wiggin Mrs Charles
Woolmau WIN IL. z
MIDDLETOwS.
Barker Miss Ruth
Davis VIM A.
Psckham Philip jr.
JAMEsTowN.
Armstrong George
Eldred &. II.
Grinnell Mary Ann
Rowland John 2
Watson John
Weedon Robert II.
InisH.
Henry Patrick
Murphy. Dennis
MacRowc James
O'Connell Jeremiah
O1larc John
Richly Bridget
Walsh Timothy
. ROBBINS Z. NJ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
AfEMORlND1.

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
VIM. Il. BALLARD
AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,

SURGiChl ANY MtChhN'CRL UEN Is :,
(Latc Of The firm of Buck g. Ballard, success.
sors Of L. GIdney, New York being obliged
on account Of health to retire from the
city, has taken up his residence III Newport,
in the house of his friend the Rev Thpmas
Lcnvcr, where he will be at all times ready
TO execute any business belonging to the
profession of Dentistry, in the most skiliul
aud scientific manner; and lio doubts not 50
as 10 satisfy his patients in every respect.
Entire or partial sets of Artificial Teeth
inserted so as 10 combine IN the highest de.
gree, perfection, ease, durability aud beauty.
Filling and extracting teeth attended 10.
Ills ncorruptble Venetian Enamel Teeth
surpass all others now ia use, both for dura-
biIIty and corrcc, imitation of the natural
teeth. His tooth powde and gum wash are
considered by those who have used them
superior to oil others offered 10 the public.
Terms will be- reasonable, 20 as TO allow
al who may require his services TO avail
themselves of them.
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