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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-18
.HE.EOR.4.N'D.9.

Arr nj Mobile itb, sch Rio, Cozzens, I'm N. Orleans
LurHna, Swasey, 1T. Augustine.
Arr nt New Orleans, I'd inst. brig Caspian, swnSey,
81. Pierre. MART Old hrlg Emolinc, Pitnsn, irstol.
Arr nj New York. 9TH nst. sch Hannah, Boss, from
Ponce PR.
At Havana octh u,. ship WIN. EnFs, Coo. wig frt 4;
sch Octnvr, Wec,en, doshiied, 2Sth brig Prince lie
JoinviIle, Gardner, savannah.
arr ut Wilmington, Nc. 2rh ult sch snpclIo, Town
send I'm Nasau;--Cld sch Lexington, Nnss, for this
port.
At Havana 26th nit. sch virgnan, Burroughs I'm sa-
vannah, dig. -
spoken, date lat 81 80, Ion 50 3o brig Floridn,
Phillips, TN New York for Apnlschcola
At Cardcn,s 26th ut. brig AmcIh>st, simpson, Idg
for this port.
Spoken, 9Th inst, Int 80 81 Ion 80, sch North Caro-
liun, for this port.
Arr NJ Mobile 5th inst. bark Olive, Peterson hence
Atgt Iaso, Cape lie Neris. Dee. 8, brig HELEN,
Price, OF this port, with loo bbls up oil,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-18

From BuEsos. Aynrs. BY an arrival
at Baltimore, from NionlevIdeo, the pa
pers of that city have received n file oi
the British Packet to the 26th Of De-
cembcr, from which they give additional
particulars Of the battle fought IN the
province Of Cordova, between Iavalie
and Oribe, on the o3th Of November. -
The army Of the former was completely
Dispersed, with loss Of fifteen bundled
killed, seven hundred prisoners, six pie
ces OF artillery, great quantity OF small
aims and large number of horses. -
Propositions had been made I" Lavale
and the victor was waiting for his answer,
for which time had been allowed.
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NOTICE..
John WhittcllIOrc,
Silk, Cotton and Wooll.n Dyer, Boston,

Silk, Cotton and Woollsm Dyer, Boston,
nYES AMI finishes in the best style, La
~ dies Silk, Mcrino. Pongcc, a Alplncs, SIX
and Cotton and Broadclo,h Clooks, and dress
es for one dollar per dress. Also smaller
articles such us ildkis., Ribbons, Cloves,
Hose, Lace ani Gauze articles, g.. &c. done
on reasonable terms aud at short pouce.-
Gen,cmcns' garments, Pants, Goats, sur
lou,s, Vests, sc. &c. dyed without ripping.
and pressed to took nearly as well as new.
All goods will he done in iif,ccn days from
the lime they are left at the Office. Every
article warranted to give satlsiac,'on. have
appointed Nathaniel Sweet, merchant, New
pori. K. |. No. II2 Thames street, my agent
lor Newport, Portsmouth and MlddIelown,
who will receive aud forward any article just
the same a. Il sent to Boston, aud see them
returned to tho owners Of the same IN good
order. March Is. 1871.
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Lot Of Land for Sale.

,l,ElE 10, of band. called the BuiTom Lot.
! on the MAIN road sbou, bali mile from
town, containing about 2 acres. The si,ua.
ilon - considered one of 'hc pl"asnn,cst on
the Island tor n huldlng lot. having u full
view of the inner and outer harh"r, hrarhrs.
and the sntruundlng scenery. VI not sold by
the 1t of Aptl next. II vii then be offered
y, pub'ir rurilon. For terms aud gtrlicu.
lars 'ttT.rl of
THOMAS II TEW.
v.-n,.'. rph rs lizi
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G q A u 3 q q u g.

In this town. On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. Gsvit, Mr.. Thomas G. Hazard, TO Mss Mary Anna
Hazsrd, nli GI this town.
In SmithfeIi 4th m,t IT the Friends Meeting house
Albert Kelly oi Millbnry, to Deborah lnmnn Of Smith.
field 18th nlt, Mr. Albert H. Harris TO Mrs Frances A.
Dailou.
Ia Lurrillvlle, 2jth u., Mr.. Stephen Esus TO Miss
Mary Wsin 4th inst, Mr. Israel Green to Miss Saiudu
Cooper.
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Prom the Nsiionai iniellisencer.
4. STATES SUPREME COURT.
WEpSrspAy, March 10, I84l.

WEparspAy, March 10, 1871.
The State Of Rhode Island, complain
aEt, vs.. the Commonwealth of Niassn-
chusetts, respondent equity. Mr..
Chief Justice Taney delivered the opin-
ion of the Court in this case ovcrrnl-
ing the demurrer, ard directing the de-
fendant to answer on or before the lst
day OF Angus, next.
The Count adjourned TO the time and
place appointed by law
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$22,GCG,
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsI
DENT.

by and with the advice and consent Of The
Senate.
Daniel Webster Of Massachusetts, to be
Secretary Of State.
Thomas Ewing of Ohio, TO be Secretary
Of the Treasury.
John Bell Of Tennessee, 10 be Secretary
Of War.
George L. Badger, Of North Carolina, TO
be Secretary of the Navy.
John J. Cnlendon Of Kentucky, to be AT.
torney General.
Francis Granger Of New York, to be Pos,.
master General.
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q SSiEilcc's sale.

The sutSrijos uiR s.H at Public .lrciiou on
7'Arsdoy the 18Th day or .Horeh nert, ii
il o'ciock a. u
A LL that valuable estate formerly belong
IA ing 10 the Cay Furnace Co., situated in
tho unrihcry part Of The cig "t Providence
or ihr Mos'assuck River, consisting uf =
assortment of Machine tools. Fur
mace and Furnace buildings, aud all The nm
prmcnl- and patterns used IN casting, or ~
bmldlng machinery. This stand has Il good
run of custom. mud has the best If not thn
only assortmcnt "i patterns tor woolcn.m ma.
chinery 10 the State. AT small outlay al
most any amount Of custom can be secured.
Tnle good, and possession given inn.,di.
nicly after the sSl".
EDWARD RANDALL.
OEEN A. BiLLOC,
Assianocs of said City Furnace Go.
providrncc, Feb. Is, Is.'. t'ds
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GprAr Wait or CHIs,. "A naval
Officer writes thus irnm Chinn :--"Whcn
nt Pc-cho-lee, We had trip to ,hn Great
Wall OF China, with the Admiral The
end comes dawn into the sen abou, hslf
q mile. There IL fnrt IN the end of
IT with u large tower It's one of The
most stupendous affairs ever behpld
II has watch.tnwcr about every mil,
Of il. The land is very high in the vi.
emily, some of the hills about 400 feet.
and the wnll goes completely over The
tops of the nrpWnius, md is s,en 90 ea,
"a deere tar reach
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HERAL OF THE TIMES.
NEWPORT LYCEUNH.

a Lecture viii be delivered THIS EVEN
ING, o, hrmory Hall, BY Mr.. CHARLES Pan.
SONS. Of Providence. Subj"ct-Ihe reforma
iioa IN The times ef Luther.
Lecture commences at 7 O'Clock. Tick
cts ~ l-2 cents, 10 be Ind at w. CallahaE'
Book -slorc. or AT the door.
March 49,
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sheep aaiCatt.c al Auction .

10 b, sold oi Prbfie .q:oiion. on The l2h II
.,inrch neat, a. 10 o'clock a. m oaths prem.
@s. if .fair, j mol HE mh fair dV ntter,
on The firm ej' Jethro b. D.d'y, III .UiddLe.
iocn, r1>:
yoke OF large oxen, that are in fine order
either H. work or for beef; steers. ! three
wear old h,iters. aud COWS and 100 sheep
that are very likely and IN fine order. Also.
on" OK wagon, one hors" wagon. and one "x
carl--al-c pluughs, l,arows, horse rake,
yohes. chaius, aud other utensils, usually
iuuud on farm.
PETER BARKER, hnci'r.
Niidle,owr, Feb. 9th lSiI.
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AMOUNT OF APPROPRIATIONS

Nude at The ID Session Of The 2Gh Congress.
Partial support Of government,
Congress, $4,000,
For civil Il diplomatic expenses, 5000 COS
For the navy, 5y2O,33S
For the army, S,d4l9l6I
For fnrti6cations, 4o5 500
For the military Academy, l6O,522l
For Pensions, l,l44.l5
For the Indian Department. SIS $50
For delegation Of Western Sea-
inolcs. l3,OO0l
For destitute Kickapoos, rcmov-
sl Of Swan Creek d B'ncii
River Indians. 22OC0l
For survey Of N. r. Boundary, $4,000
For luna,cs in the District Of
Columbia, 5000
For refunding duties on French
ship Alcxsndre, 1850
For Avery, Seltnarsh y Co, $3.50
For private claims, (not pensions)
amounts specified, 4C45
-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-18

KILLED by AN ELEpHASr.-One OF
the elephants Of Humphrey & Lynes'
menngeric killed his keeper near New
Orleans on the 9Th uli., and was at
large during tho following night. The
animal became savage at some words
which the manager said to another clc-
phant travelling with them at the time
lie FIRST struck the man with his trunk
and then crushed him 10 death in his
mouth. fIc afterwards met mule IN
the high way and threw him over the
fence.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MospAr, Merch i

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot
At market, 225 Beef Cattle. 10 pair Working
Oxen, ~ Cows aud Calves, $40 sheep, and $50
Swine.
PRIcEs-Becf Cane--Salcs quick n, last
weeks prices, viz Extra Sc 20 81; first
quality SO 25 n6 so second quality s. 70 6;
third quality s. a 8 80.
Worki"g Orsn-Ssles S6j, S.2, and S65.
Goes and CotrsS-$2o, 1923 and S25
Siesp-Lois So, s3 75, 81 so and 45
Sicine--Lots to peddle were sold from l-lG
to al for Sows and Lie a 5i for Barrows -
A, retail from 5 to g.
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MAMMOTH BONES OK THE kESTucKY RIv.
In.--lt is stated in the late report Of Mr..
Stealey, the resident engineer on the Ken
lucky river, that bones at the mammoth have
been found in building every lock and dam
OH TIN, stream. The bones were dug out
on the bank Of the river, never less than one
hundred feet from The waters edge, and in
no case less than fifty feet be low the surface
OF the earth. Some of Tho tnsks and teeth
OF these huge monsters OF the anicdluvion
world, buried under the banks of the Ken.
lucky, may be seen in the Office OF the
Board of Internal Improvement, a, Frank.
fort, Ky.
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Guardian Notice.

I>HE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Court Of Probate, of the tow n pi
Newport, Guardian 10 the person sDd estate
Of Joseph Frecbnrn, Of soid Newport. and
having gwen bond ss the luw requires, here.
by no,,ses I'll persons m govern themselves
accordingly. GEORGE FREEBORN.
Ncwpori, March l5, IsIl.-6w.
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TRIAL or TmE NEW L. 5. SrEAaER.--The
u. ). steamer recently launched in this city
The performance OF her engine reflects great
credit on the skill of Messrs. Roodcr tS Sons,
as it worked to admiration. The boat ran with
the greatest ease, from the marked trees, against
q strong wind, To- MILESTONE Point a distance
Of twelve miles, in one hour, which classes her
in the ranks ofthc fcc,cst boats. We perceive
che is named Col. w. ) IIarnoy, in honor of
tho gallant officer Of that mama who has lately
rendered such service TO has country in Florida
- Baltimore SHa.
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ArFAiny ~ CuBA--Le,ters have just been
received IN this city from Havana. stating
that considerable excitement prevails there
~ consequence Of a report that The British
Government was about eticctng engage.
ments with the Cortes for the purchase OF the
emancipation of the slaves IN the ls!and.-
"Reminiscences, II ~ stated. are beng signed
by the ,nha bltants against the arrangement;
i, is also stated that the twenty thousand
blacks whom the English Government have
been training 10 their West India colonies,
under the prcicxt of service IN Canada, are
To be brought 10 Cuba, 20 suppress. or hold
in check any Disturbances that may occur
when this emancipation shall 60 into effect.
philadelphia North american.
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FINAL NOTICE.

,g'IlE T. subscriber gives notice To all persons
whose taxes are not paid OIL or before
the IO'h of April next, that he will then pro.
eccd against them according 10 law.
JERrMnu GooDsPErD, Collector.
Newport, March 4, 1871.
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CERTiFICATES,

The following are among Tho numerous GER
lificates OF its beneficial effects
| certify that have used "Watermnn's Spa
cilic Plaster" in nay family for several years
past. have used II for pain IN the side mud back.
aud found great relief While nursins her chill
dren, my wife has used it for oguc iC The breast
aud always succeeded in removing the di'enso.
without any difficulty. ] have also used 1t ior
scalds. sprains and bruises aud f'om the sue
cess which has attended iis application in my
family. can confidently recommend it 10 others,
II, valuable and cheap plaster.
I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-18

1t I5,on Council holden March -, 1911.
- ESOLvED, That all licenses granted by
~ this Council, which are not taken out on
or before the first Monday IN April next, be
annulrd, unless n satisfactory excuse Tor
the delay be made at tho meeting OF the
Council on said frs, Monday IN April.
Attest: ID. B. now LAND Council CIR.
March ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-18

Gov. KNIGHT. The Senatorial term
el Gov. knight expired on the 4,h Of
March, and for the first time since he
was a young man he is now Il private
citizen. Having fiiIed the highest Offices
10 the gilt oi the people nnd of the Gene
raj A ssennbly, he rctires with the undi-
ninished respect and confidence of his
fellow citizens. He has for some time,
been desirous Of leaving the Senate, in
which he hns now held sent for more
than twenty consecutive years, having
been frs, elected to supply the vacancy
occ casoncd by the death Of Jnmes Burrill
lie has been in fhc Senate longer than
any other Senator now a member, except
Mr.. King of Alabama. Without making
pretcnsions to brilliancy or to distinction
as "a dehater, Gov. knight has been one
Of the most useful members Of that nu-
gust body. lie never spoke unless he
had something to say, and he always de-
livcrcd his ideas with clcnrncss and pre-
cision, and coniining his remarks TO those
subjects with which he had made him
self acquainted he never spoke without
influencing the Senate. He has hccn a
faithful ieprese niaive OF the interests
OF his constituents and Of the country,
and in returning 10 his home, he may be
assured of hearty welcome from his
fellow townsmcn and his fellow citizens.
P,Oridcncc Journal.
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To Let,
To Let,

AMI poss.'s'o" given Immediately
C-.,rc The Chambers or the lower
ESsIha part Of lire pleasantly situated
AAy;s:I house fronting Liberty square.
t,,x7s.Is:s.a For terms IMPLY to
ELEAIER !. READ.
Also--,hc lower part of The house next
west of the Methodist Chapel. For irrms
apply ou the premises. March u.
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NOTICE..

Mars. MARY DUNllAM respectfully in
lfA foru- her friends and the public that
she has commenced the dress making bust
ness IN the rear of Mr.. VIM. l.. Melvll!s
store, Thames street. mp sialrs.
Fcb -. 1911 .--3w"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-18

On and after Monday March lat, The steam
ars of this line will leave New York nnd SIo-
nlngion daily, Sundays cNccp,cdl at tnc
usual hour, on The arrival of the tain that
leaves Boston at I o'clock.
Fare Re,iuced. d.-Boiwprn New York and
Boston, CABIN sJ, Deck - Between New
York and Providence. Cabrn ~, Deck 50 50
Bc,wcen New York and Stonlnston, CABIN
50 80. Deck -.
On aud after th" 18th of March.ns'. freight
will b. reduced to q cents per cubic foot be.
tween Pr violence aud New fcfk
March a 1871
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For SAFE,

A LARGE Frapkln Stow. with brass
~ tolls, sst. Erenue M lh, uihcs.
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COMMENTS ON TnE IsAuouRAL Ap.
REss,--The following is an extract from
'he commentary OF the Richmond En-
qrircr on Gen. Hnrrison's Address.
"Bul there is one subject Of the deep
est magnitude, on which re eIpecied The
iriiea, fronkta dsrei"prmsnts. W. er.
1scled hi,n 10 come om boldly against the
Aboltionisis. II was understood that he
would toe the mark nj lens,, as firmly ns
MIR. Van Buren,. But he has not done
il. lie gives no pledge to veto any bill
Hc does not scout tho petitions upon the
subject Of Slavery. Flo does not pledge
himself to protect tho district against The
fell spirit. But it is as TOE eaPecled, the
miserable fanme,y Of ragus generoiities
Tho words "Slavcry," "Abolitionism," F"
Observation-Disclosures" do not once occur
in This elaborate Document Of mclaphysi-
cal distractions.
With 50 contradictory expectations,
wha, else could the Enquirer expect than
disappointment Of some Of them?
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AUCTIONS.


THIS Day. { TAuwsday) March ieh.
al II o'clock ~ Marked Square, wi!
be sold at Pnbiie AUCTION for the bene-
fl of all concerned.
20 I,oyes Orang~s,
u Tubs oi lIu,te,.
Casks al Ch-cs'.
S bb!s. of Vncga:.
Conditions Cash.
MARCH, 10. ~. HALL. Auc''f.
On Thursday .Horch 2-ah, at ~ O'Clock. H. ~
rommtncing oi tie Lrick norkti. uiU he let
nj pnbiie oucfion, for on, y'w,
The monument lot,--lot north Of schna
house No. z, in Farewell street, stalls in
brick n,srkcl, ,---snd Immediately after iba
stalls nt the red market. Ccmdnhns Ut tipo
and lace Of sale.
JgRymiAs Go"pspEKp, .fucfr.
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Providence, tov. 70, 1887.

| We hcreby certify lhat we have used in on'
fimic-, for several years, "Natcrmnr's Spn-
cifc Plaster" ln the fi of lhc year IN 1850.
our father, Caleb Atwood, WAS tahen sick 0I u
biiou. fever. Wiicn the fever lcii hin, or soon
aiier, his feet and legs becanre very much IN
ianed mud swollen, with sores, so that he W.T.,
unabId TO walk, though otherwise apparently
well. lie had been IN This condition, under ihc
rharee of IN eminent physician who attended
him regularly. for nearly two months. nud oh
tanned no relief, whom he WAS advised to mohn
use of ''Ivalermsn's Specific Plaster" lie did
go and ia Two weeks eicried romplctu cure,
tie was then ubcu, 20 years Of age. Ilo died
about three Years afterwards.
We were - veil satisfied in the case above
referred to, that ws kept thu plaster by us ever
since have used il IN II variety oi cases, and
been fully Satisfied OF IL beneficial effects We
therefore feel iren 10 recommend It 10 others a.
iho best r.medy fur IL. diseases mentioned IN
the directions accompanying each box OF said
Plaster. pANiEh ATWOOD,
JouN ". ATwoop,
RAY W. klwCop.
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For Sale,
Notice.
SHOES AT COST.

100 PAIR Of ladies xii pumps from 5s
fVO to ~ cts per paIr NJ Robert Srnilr's
,hoc manuiactory, ~" 2iIi Thsmrs.sltcci.
opposite ihe foot nj North Biuu,t Street,
where all kinds o. The best work Nmanufnc
'utrd n, shpr horiet spd es'hcular Alteration
;sit ie E,r.p'ry ra,uh -
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w aierIssaM's specific Pias-
ter,
EAR INEIA MM ArIQN AG

CELEBRATED for the cure Of Fever coros
" aud q. a sure remedy for the "igus in tho
breast, IL seasnnably appisd-aiSo. tur ngun ~
the Jaws and Teeth, or any purt Of ths body -
IL is Also an excellent remedy fot the rheun,-
tism. cuts, bruises, sprnlns, burma, scsld head,
salt rheam, king. .vi, eorns. sorGs on the feet.
chilblans, scrolulous sores, bios md rupiures Of
al descriptions pains in tho side, breast, shou-
dGrs. sc occa,ioned by inflammation Of the iiv-
er and spleen aud for inflammation OF the bow
els lungs or anv other pat ol the system Also
in ease Of debility, for pains, and workness Of
The back. paIpiia,i"n Of The hean, Sc.
Relying on The intrinsic value Of this plaster,
which the sub.crbor la. prepared. and The eiii-
cncy Of which hn has Thoroughly tested for about
twelve yca,s, he hns been induced by The ads ice
and solicitations Of those who, as we'll ns hun
self, have tasted its yirlues To Olirr II ior Tie
favorable consideration of rhe public This he
does under the firm belief that, to Introduce IT
in,o common use, il is only necessary that 1t
should be known for. On fair t'isl, It will
rec opniend itself.
-
/ -Wonon afflicted with hcuc in the B'oa.,,
often suffer good deal Of pain from tho want "i
an eiiicacious 'emcdy nj hand ior timely appl'cn
ton. Those li,blc 10 This dtFculty will 30 " ell
TO provide themselves with this plaster. Let II
be- applied Immediately out the discovery Of an un-
natural hardness Of the breast accompanied " ,th
pain, aud it will be certain to remove the seue h,
aud to restore The breast and milk 10 their natural
state. without tho most trihns inconycnlence.
4 The Plaster il pot up il Tin boxes, with printed
directions signed John X. Waterman, accompa-
:, my each box. labrIled on The outside, Water
mans Snecill. pIa.tar- Drlcc 81 cts ~
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JT'TN VIZ
RAY W. SlwooD.
Wurwic%, Il. l. Dec. 20, 1887.

| Having uscd "WG'crmau's Specific Plas'er'
in n case Of severe btilmmainn, and found great
hpncG, thcreIiom, hereby certify, that IN my
opinion. it i, one o the hest remedies IN all ca
-,,- OF nn ANIMATION, aud n- dressing for bIi.ers
after tho plaster, have leon removed. that can
possibly be applied. EDWARD Dsx1tR.
The undersigned having for several yrars, used
IN their families, "W -terman's Specific Plaster, !"
have found it, from experience, 10 he the best
remedy which they have ever kno~n, for the
diseases mentioned in the directions accompany
ing the boxes in which il is contained; aud as
such, recommend it as u highly va'u'ho family
medicine.
Thomas f. Carpenter, Bcnjamin T.. Church,
fbencznr Carpenter, Joseph T. Arnold,
Joseph Robinson, samuel brown,
James Eam,s. John GlaGdng,
jacob u. Thurber. w. SnmOns,
" ilinm Church.
Providence, Nov. %, 1870.
eZMr RMsaAaa,,ou7>
March 1, lSll.
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NEW ESTABLISIIM ENT.

n T. TEW would inform the inhabitants
lL' of Newport aud It's vicinity. 'ha, he has
taken the store pnxt south of The Parade cor.
ncr. ~ r.. Cases house, for the manufsctur.
lhg of
Copper. Tin, 4 Sheet Iron Ware,
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Shrrmau's Co'd Cream.
ShtRMAN's UnRis ToorH P,srU--Is ad-
mind hN ali To- hu the best dru,lli zee ever known
1t cleans, wlrtcn- aud hcaulie- The teeth causc-.
tho tartar To ilake OIL hardcnS the cuu,s sweet
rns the b'ecth, aud prevents the teeth from ach-
ing and decay my. warranted free from ull acnl
and delcic,ious Substances. II is recommended
by the Medical Faculty, Rev. DR.. Easimond.
aud several other ciergyneu, pr. A. T.. Smith,
J. NJ. Moore, Esq. PioG bingham, Col. j. q.
llaines, DIR. q. Hunter, aud N fact, ever, "ne
who has used it says it is decidedly The best nri-
Gle ior cleansing the teeth and swe,lcnins The
breath they ever used.
SHtRMAN's pApiLLARy OILAND GRrAsr
IOIN1MENr--Is the only iuiallibIe remedy
for sure nipples and swcllcd breast ever discover
ed. II viii cure the most troublesome cases in
Few days.
Nr. k.ms,n has been t nurse iof 10 years.
aud never knew remedy equal To IT, She has
seen it used 10 over sixty cases without hilmsto
cure, and Irom her experience " satisfied With
lis great worth. She recommend. u to ALL
Dr Pool says he believes the Oil vii; curs
e,r,, case of sore nipples that can hs found
without dep'i,ng the chlld of breast aud that
the Ointment Will stop the pain and gathering
~ the breast, and cure II even when u app,a,s
", Il it must break. No,hiu; hss eve, bcrn d,s.
covered before that can compare with these
popular medicines.
over 1000 eases have been cured within ih.
last siS months
Country dealers. druggists and manufacturers
vii be Supplied wnh the above niiiclps on tea
sonahlc terms on application to the Banuiitis-
,trr's sole ng"nt ior Ehod. island. &. Dy'r, ~
" " cstn,in-ier street, P,o,idcnee. F"f s"l. y,
w. J. TAYLOR, Nswrea bee ".
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