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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

In this town, on the 26th ut, Miss NARY, daughter
Of the late Mr.. John Shaw. aged 60 years.
In Jsmesiown, on the 2lst ult., Mrs. DORCAS, wife
of Mr.. John Carr, nged 80 years.
In Providence, on saturday last, Mr. GEORGE
PEARCE, aged AZ years.
In Wyndhain, Conn. 2ith nit, Mr.. JOHN j. PAINE,
aged about 80 yeHrs.-Mr. Z. hns until very recently
been resident Of this town, and was highiy esteemed
by all who knew him.
IcoMMuSIcATED.i
LINES.
On the death Of MARTHA T. TnvRsToS, nm
interesting Sabbath School Scholar.
Thy spirit dear Martha Is fed,
To world far better than this
While thy body is entombed with the dead,
Thy soul Is in endless bliss
Thou art free from sorrow and pain,
Thy troubles are all al end.
For death, TO thy spirit is gain,
Thou art gone, TO thy Father and friend.
Thy parents have loved thee, too we'll,
Thou nrt gone now, aud en them 10 mourn,
Thy choice Is with angels to dwell
They must follow thee, where thou art gone.
s,nce thou art gone TO the skies.
Aud angels have welcomed thee homo,
We will dry up those fearful eyes,
And cease for thy presence to mourn.
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DOct. VOse's
GENUINE ROOT BEER

In 1880 commenced making Root Beer
aud sending il ont for sale, knowing that
many store keepers would like to keep 1t,
and not hive the trouble of making it. u,
that time considered 1t no secret, as any old
lady could mnke II, the same as do al this
time I; but, as times alter, II ls now considered
great ort aud necessary TO have a diploma,
and as il nov a.days takes but "a hours to
make q doctor, | have gone through the dc
grees, the same as a mason; that is, take one
look at Thomp,on's $40 book one dose OF
Lobelia and vapor bath, and you are n fin
Ished doctor
My Beer will be furnished at az cts. pei
dozen, at wholesale only, and at the store 6
cts. per bottle. | shall not retail any, as |
make profit enough at the present price.
worran, the Beer superior to any beverage
(exccpt wa,cr.)
N. B. ! hope the Doctor at Providence
will keep his Bro1n bread and beans at home
at this Election, as we are in bad state al
ready. WIN. s. VOSE.
May 9TH.
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PORT OF NE WP0RT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, April 2sth
schr Augusta, Eckerson, from Nantucket for Phila.
delphia.
SATURDAY, April 30lh
schrs Dependence, simpson from sullivan for Provi
dencei Lucy, Blake, Camden tor N. York.
bloops Albany, Gibbs, from Providence for Albany
Hudson. Ninslow, do for New Bedford George Wush.
ngion, Nth, Norwich, for Providt nee.
sailed-Culer Ngilami, Boston.
SUNDAY, May lst.
Brig Juan, Do Carhagena Keller, from Mnchias for
New YORK
Schrs Effort Spear Justice Sleeper Ietsey, Pierce;
Crockett nnc Wave, HObrook all from Thomnston Tor
New York President. Cudworih from parien wa New
YORK for Ffeetown Eliza, Moore Providence for saco
Mandarin, Hinckiey, Boston for Albany; Imperial
swain Nantucket Tor New York WIN. Penn, Foster
Mnchins for do Florida, Gardiner, do for do Edwin
lGreenlaw, EnspOrt for do Nantucket, Pendleion, Iu
bee Tor do Helen Sowle, Bath for New Haven Bril-.
liant, Cotton, Fall River for Charleston.
Si"ops Rhode Island. Iuli and Tecumseh, Childs
rom Providence-and Willard, Miller Bristol all for
New York-lIenry Gibbs, Gibbs, do for Hartford-Mo
ses Eddy. Blivrn, New York for Providence-Ayon
Clarke, and Nancy Finley, Adams, from Nantucket for
Albany.
MONDAY, May I'd.
Steamboat Providence, from New York, with Com.
panics OF v. 5. Troops, for fori Adams.
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JoHN +. TOWNSEND offers for sale

JOHN +. TOWNSEND offers for sale n
- handsome assortment Of Goods, suited Ia
the season, much replenIshed with new pur-
chases consisting of Broadcloths, Cassi
mcrcs, Cossinets, SatiInets FRENCH, English
and American Calicoes, Scotch Ginghnuls,
French Bro. Linens and Drllings. Bro. Linen
Table Cloths, Damask colorcd, do Russia
Napkins. Summer whiic Flanncls, Counter
pancs. English Blrdsrye Diaper. Victoria
Robes. large Brochc ana Meripo Shs~ls, &c.
Also, a general assortment of domestic
goods, such ss Bro and white Cotton Sheet.
lngs; Ticklnys, twIlled blue stripes Etou,
leans. &c. with q constant supply Of the best
Georgia MAXIM; blue, mixed aud White
Kntting Cotton cotton warps, &c.
Frequent additions will be made 10 bis
stock, srd the price. ftied 10 the times.
April ~.
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TIE Airn RRirrm RrGINENT.-1

TuE 4tru BRirIsu RrciNESr This
Regimen, which has been annihilated b,
The Afahsns, formed part OF Gen. Pack
snhnn's army q, the battle of New Or
leans (. 1t vns then under C"l. Mulens,
aud vas disgfnced there Tor not bringing
up the Ioseincs in time and 10 this cir
cums'ancc, The disasters ofibnt fatal day
were attributed The regiment then lost
their colors, and were sent 10 India io
regain shcm. = .7lbony Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

! An honest man need 10, feel the assaults
Of his enemies. Talent will be appreciated.
industry will be rewarded, and he who pur-
sues, IN any calling, al open, manly, honest
course, must in the end triumph over his enc
mics, and build for himself good name,
which will endure long after his traducers
are forgotten.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-04

The steamer MOHEGAN, Capt. Wander.
bit, will run between Newport and Provi.
dence, during Election week, in the follow
ing manner
FRoN NfwpoRr-TfIlS DAY, (Wcdncs
day, 4ih,) 10 a. IN. aud 8 p. IN. Thursday
% a. m. and 6p. IN. Friday, 9Th, 4 p. m.-
saturday. 7ih, p. IN.
FRoM PRovipErcE-This day, 4'h, Ia. m
and pm. Thursday, 5lh, z a. IN. and p
m. Friday, 9th, a. m. Saturday, 7th, s
a. m.
The Mohcgan will leave Long Wharf
Newport, and Bishops Wharf, South Water
street, Providence. Fare, so cents.
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A Natural Remedy,

Suited to our constitutions, and coynpetent to tho
cure Of epsry euraJie disease, ,oiH be found in
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
0fAe North american College Of HEALTH
vUNHEsE cxirsordins sry Pils sss composed Of
IL plants which grow spontaneously on our
own soIf and are therefore better adapted to our
conslitui ions Than medicines concocted from for
eign drugs, however we'll they may be- com.
pounded, and as
THE INDIAN vEGErABLE PILLS
are founded upon the principle that ths hpsnsw
body is in truth subject TO bus
ONE DISEASE,
viz eorroH hum0rs, AID that said medicine
cures this disease on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
by cleansing and purifying the body. Il will
'HeIy rxhassted, perseverance, is their use,
according to direction, is absolutely certain u
dive disease Of every name from the body.
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one Of the best, if not the ve.y
best medicine in the world for car rying out ,hsa
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
becaus, they expel from the body all morbll
and corrupt humors, (tbe cause of disease) in mn
easy und natural manner ,-a and while they every
day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE
disease Of evefi name is rapidly driven 60m the
body.
The above named Indian Vegetable Pills
have been three years before the American pub
lIc and we can now say. without fear OF con-
trad diction hat of all the various medicines which
have heretofore heen popular, not one has taken
such per,napent hold upon the affections OF
The people. Not only do all who use il invn'ia-
hly experience relief, and recomuuenq ii in III
stl ongest terms, but il has effected soue 9th
most astonishing cures ever performed by ,ped
cine.
Hitherto very few Of the numerous tes'ino-
mails which have bacn received in favor Of this
extraordinary medicine have been published. ns
the medicine obtained lis present great celebrity
more by us ip,rnsic goodness ,tRn froa. exien
sive advertising. II has been deeurd proper,
however, TO offer the Io.lowing opinions OF the
public press, merely to show that The fame OF
the Indian Vegetable Pills is not confined to any
seaion, bu, is rapidly extending itself to every
part Of HE Union.
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WHALERS.

Spoken, 2iih ult, on Florida, Brig SEA n IR d
Trpp oi this port, months out, with $50 bbls sp oil
Spoken 2lst ult lat 81 90 =, Ion GO is w, brig
Hopkins, Morris, 10 days from Bristol, OIL bound 10
the BsIamas.
spoken, Dec. 3d. ship Leonidas, King, Bristol, with
400 bbls sp oil.
Spoken, I'd ult, lat 25, Ion 20, bark Emigrant Lake
Of Bristol, 80 bbls oil, for Bay OF Mexico
spoken, Ifh ult lat 81 90 Ion II g. brig Troy shcr-
man, OF Bristol. munths out, oil not stated.
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MEMORANDA.

Arr NJ Mobile, 18th ult., schr Rio Cozzens from n
Orleans.
Arr at Providence, Goth, schr Cygnet, Eddy, from
Mntanzas.
Cid nj New Orleans, 18th, schr Convert, Gardner
New York.
Brig Prince de Joinve, Gardner. from Baltimore fo
Havana, sailed from Hampton Roads 23d ut
At Havana l6th schr Tasso, Gates, Tor Boston, IN
days-brig Echo, Messer. Tor New York, 8 DAYS.
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From the Bo-trn Daily Times-
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

OF an the public advertised medicines Of the day wo
know OF none we can more saLly recommend tnr tha
is that flesh il heir TO- Than the pills thai are sold ai
the depot OF the North Amrrcuu College oi Health,
No 1873 fremont street, Boston. Several instances we
know OF where bcy used la families with the hislr
est sat actun mud no longer nao than YESTERDAY wo
henrd mn eminent physician OF hs clty recommend them
In high terIa
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AT VOSE'S
Tcmperance Con

IEANDlES will be sold for 20 cts. per lh
" at retail-wholesale Is cts. Wedding
cake, handsomely ornamented. at 25 cts. per
h., and everything else in proportion. Cough
candy at 25 cts. per ID. as good as any that is
sold Tor 81, with hundred certificates, sign
ed by IlonorahIes, RcverenGs. 'Squires, TO
say nothing about the puffs of edi,ors,) that
can be obtained with small bundle of candy
Call at the store IN Marset.square, and sec
for yourselves. April ~.
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From the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Posi-,
TIE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining gr~pt
celebrity in New England, well in other pgts "l
tile pubic by the sale of spurious siiees meets with
general reproba,ion. Mr. Wtght is an indefalgahls
bsncss man. and shows An array Of cures by the m-di-
cine, which confidence in the virtues of his In
dian Vegetable PiIs.
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M q u - . 4 q rs.

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. Phillips, M. LEWIS BARLOW, to Mas ADELINE E
SOUTHWlCK, all Of this town.
In Providence, on Wednesday last, Mr. CYRUS
HANDY, TO Miss ELIZA HARRlCK, both OF Provi-
dence.
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AT FRY'S
LITERARY DEPOT

NO. DO, THAMES TREET,
CAN always be obtained single copies Of
~ all the most popular Monthly Publ,ca-
tons, viz:
Godey's Ladies' Book, Graham's Magazine,
Appeton's illustrated edition OF Handy Andy,
&c.
Weekly.-single copies of the Brother
Jonathan, New World. Boston Notion, Yam.
kee Nation, Benefits Herald. Weekly Arena,
Dollar Weekly, N. York Lancet, SIC. SC.
Daily,-Boson Times, and Providence
Daily Chronicle.
o. Just receved-the May numbers OF
Godeys l.sdy's Book, and Graham's Maya
zine. May
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THE SPLENDID STEAMBOAT
o u y O. p a N iH A q

q u y o p & II B A.
Will make an excursion from Providence
to Newport on Wednesday morning, leaving
Providence at 6 A. NJ. and Newport at 4 p.
VI. Fare 80 cents for the passages down
and back.
N. B. The Cleopatra will arrive frnm n
York at an carly hour on that morning, and
proceed To Providence. whence she will 10
turn on her regular trip in the evening. Pas
Sengers from Newport who wish to 90 up and
down again The same day, will be charged the
same fare as above stated.
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NOTICE..

TNlIE subscriber having rclinquished The
i Dry Goods business requests all those
that are indebted to him TO call at No. 1877
directly opposite where he formerly kept ant
settle their accounts, and all those havin!
demands to present them for settlement By
The first Of June.
JAMES PHILLIPS.
Newport, April %, 1912.
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FARE REDUCED
TO NEW YORK.
- -

The New Jersey Steam Navigation Cos
Daily Null Line, Sundays excepted, will COM
mence on and after Tuesday, Marcl, lst.
The following splendid Boats will compose
the Line:
| MASSACIiUSETTS, Capt. Comstock.
! RHODE ISLAND, Thuyer.
/ NARRAGANSETT Woolsev.
| MOHEGAN, Vanderbilt.
| The Moheean will leave Stonington Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays the Rhode Is
land Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
the usual hour, on the arrival Of the train that
leaves Boston al o'clock, =. NJ
Freight from Providence to New York five
cents per cubic foot. March g.
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New style Of Hats.

81 Just received from New York.
" new and beautiful style of Hats
A n sample of which may be secn al
the store No. l39, Thames street.
April %. J. Il. JOUVET.
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Bags Nathan
Baker David G.,
Bennett VIM.
Bittner J q
Brig Sea Bird e. O
Brenton Miss Eliza &.
Cahoone Capt G
Chase John q
Cole Richard
Cole Rov Samuel
Carpenter Miss LucyB
Crandall Mrs Abby
Crowell Mrs. Sally
Davis William
Eamcs Harris
Earl John IL VIM.
Fish Edward
French Rodney
Fish Miss Mary Ann
Folsom Dorothy
Gardiner Eastan
Gouraud FanveI 3
GoT William
Graham Capt Thomas
Gladding Mary p
Grey Miss Charlotte
Hall Andrew
Harris Francis
Hathaway VIM E.
Hazqrd Thomas
Helnrc Charles
Hinman Ilavilah B 2
Hopkins Wan,on
Howes Capt Asa ii
Insley Nathaniel
Johnson George w
Kingsley Lieut. G u
Krauter Charles
lind 3w1 ASH
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CAUTION.

- IhfOrnl pIIbIc. TINT genuine
cine hhs on the outside oi the boN.s,
WRIGHT ) INDIAN VEGETABLE PlLl.s.
UNpIAS PUHGATIyE,)
Ofthe North American College of Health.
And also round the border ef ibr lnbsl sh be f'upd
in small type, Entered according ~ an act OF Coz:
gress, IN the year leiO, bS iliinm Wright, Ia the
CLERKS Office at the District cpur OF The southern Ds-
trict OF PcnlsN IvHnin.n
The public will nnn remember thar all Who sell Iho
genuine Indian Vegetable Pil!s provided with
lIfcale OF agency signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, VIcE PRESIDENT
-OGthe North American College ui Health,
and that prdsrs arg never n any case allowed to sch
the genuine medirine All travelling agents will he pro,
vided with certificates Of agency above described mud
those who cannot show tiem win be known as base
impostors.
Price 25 cts per box, with full directions.
Office and General Depot for the New England States,
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lst, fS4S.
are placed IN a separate
for them 'oiH piedse call
rERs."
Lawton George N.
Moses Mrs Elizabeth
Morse Mrs Phebe Ann
Nichols DIR Jesse w 2
Newell Mrs.
Odell William
Palmer James o
Park Capt
Porter DR. John B 2
Pcckham Miss K
Rathbun Alonzo w
Rider WIN B
Rnggles Henry
Rounds Miss Caroline
Russell Miss Reb ca X
Simmons Perry
Spencer Richard e. 2
Sphinx Salmy
Stanton Daniel
81 John Samuel
Sullivan James Swan
Sargent Miss Susan
Sawyer Miss Elvira
Smith Mrs Sarah
Suddcrs Mrs Sarah +
MIDDLETowN
Barker Arnold M.
Cornell Hicks
Peckham Mrs Zoa
JAM EsTowN.
Congdon Benjamin
Potter Miss Sarah III
IRIsH.
Benson Patric
Cunningham Thomas
Dugan Thomas
O'Donnald Eleanor
Qnigley John
,R ROBBINS p. NJ.
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AUCTIONS.


6W be sotd oi Public .9irtia1. 10 the highsse
bidder, on Monday .hny oA- at II o'clock
n. W.
= PEWS in the First Baptist Meeting
- House, agreeable to vote passed at q
corporation meeting. Jan. II, IS42.
ISAIAH BURDICK, Treasurer,
April a.
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BROADCLOTHS.
MOLA SSES.
Harvey Sessions

HAS complete assortment OF G0QDS
H and IL weekly receiving sprIpg ariicles
from New York, oil of which be viii sell for
CASH. or approved credit, ss cheap as any
flying or sitting bird IN the town.
Aprll
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NEW BOOTS g. SHOES.
BENZ. MARSH, JR.


IN HAS just received a aplen-
did assortment of BOOTS
sSE & SHOES, suitable for the
- season. Among which are,
Ladies French shoes, manufactured in Paris,
by Este, and not in Lynn and called French.
Also, Ladies New York shoes made in the
first style,--misses and children's of every
description of COLOR gentlemcn's boots from
S2,25 10 $3.50, and about every other article
that may be called for in shoe store, such
as thread, webbing, kid, morocco and lining
skins. blacking brushes, &c. Any of the
above articles will be sold for cash or ap
proved credit, as low as at any store in New.
porto equal quality. All those in want of the
above articles will please call and examine for
themselves.
N. d. Ladies and Gcnremen's Boots e.
Shoes of every description, manufactured To
order in the very best manner, and isarranied
TO ft. at the shortest notice.
Newport, May 4, 1912
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SS TREMoNT-sr., SS

near Court Boston.
-. Buy ofnone except the following regularly npr
pointed
AGE.NTS.
NEWPORT, Nr.. ANNA NJ EDDY,
Providence, Joseph DaiGh, Jr,-porlsmonth, Gr-cns
g. Talimau-Bristu LemurI w. Briggs-Wickfnrd,
samuel Picrce-East Greenwich. James slocum-hp-
pounug Village John pentcr-J nrksville John u
Clarke-Kingston, Thomas p Wells-Peaccdale, u. ID,
Campbell Co.-SouIh Kingstown. Sylvester Robinsos
aud &. w. llazard-Nes'rrly, ]. u btYis q Cp.-
Hopkinton. Is. u, Thurstnn Co.-Richmund, Olnsy "a
Riclmpn l-Compton Mills. Amos Fiskc-Lippiu Mills,
s a Rrmingion-Ph9nix Village, w. g.. Ames-Nn.
tick Village, Olive Baker-Wnrren, s. H. Drisroll-
Tverton Arnold Smiib-Sonc Bridge, samuel Seabury
New Engand onc. aud General Depot, No. Es IRE,
mont, near Court street, Boston.
beware 81 the infected Distrci, Ann street, Boston
April 2l.-ly.-islht
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NEW, INDEPENDENT LINE
FOL IL NE w YOR X
Cabin passage So; Deck sI,5O.
The new and splendid steamboat
CLEOP ATEeA,

Will leave Newport TOMORROW Evening, al
about IL o'clock.
Regular days Oh leaving Newport, Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.-New York
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
o'clock p. M., from Peck Slip.
For further information enquire OF Charles
N. Tllley, No. l42 Thames street, Newport.
Passe engers for Providence by this arrange
meni, can 60 and return the ssms day, and
have whole day in Providence.
N. b. All persoRs are forbid trusting any
one, on account of The above boat or ow ners
April ID.
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STATEMENTo Of the situation Of the Banks
| - in Rhode Island on Monday, April 1,
ns the same appears from the Returns made TO
the Bank Commissioners.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, $I0,l5s, ,6Sa 90
Bills in Circulation, I,774,7 90
Balances due other Banks, 443, ,b99 SO
Ne, Profits on hand, 43l, ,3I9 So
Dividends unpaid, 23,i24 2B
Deposits on interest, 366, $50 90
Deposits not on interest, 7Si ,634 65
Total amount Of Liabilities, SI3,9S2,S74 As
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, Sl2,29S,26 20
Specie in Bank, al. .577 So
Bills Of other Banks, S42, i2i 90
Balances due fran other Banks, 55l SOS 9s
Stock in own Bank, llO,976 90
Stock X cal Estate & other Property, s6s 1861 81
-
Total amount Of Resources, Sl3,9S2,S ,S74 ~
OF the circulation, there is held
by the Banks, S26i PAS 90
In the hands Of the Public, 1913 5Ss 90
BY comparing the above Abstract with the re-
turns made TO the Commissioners, Dec. 18th,
ls4l. it appears that since that date,
The CIRCULATION has been increased I Sl07,9ta 90
The Specie has been increased, 1925 SO
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid have been diminished, 73 ,52s SO
And the Leans and Discounts have
! been diminished, 264,522 OF
HENRY ANTHONY, p., ca
THOMAS WilIPPLE, m;.s;onsrs
WM. PECKHAM,
! Office Of the Bank Commissioners,
| Providence, April i4th, lsi2.
! Published pursuant to Law.
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GentIenens Silk ScarfS.

A N assortment OF Floren,ine, Mohnir ant
"A Chene Scarfs, this day opened by
ISAAC GOULD IL SON,
April %. I76 Thames street.
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Land 10 let, &c.

'INIIE subscriber wishes 10 let abort lf
acres of Land for Pasture, in Middle.
town.
Also, for sale about 10 tons Of first quality
Hay. JOSEPH |. BAILEY.
Mlddrtown, April %, Is42. -Uf)
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III E RAID OF THE TIMES.
Take Notice.

\ AIDES Kid Pumps, Of my own manufac
IA ture,-all kid and sole leather. aud no
paper-ior onIy Il. cts. cash, at No. 2l4a
Thames street, opposite North Baptist street.
where oil kinds of Boots pnd Shoes are made
OF the best kind of stock and workmanship,
and warranted to fit and not rip.
All kinds Of mending done in good style
and at short notice.
Those of my customers who are determin-
ed to patronlse the Cheap-stores viii please
call aud settle up their accounts.
ROBERT SEATTLE.
April 81.
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very good
BROADCLoTH
Wool dyed hlue, Dark smoke,
Wool dyed black, Olive Green,
Cadet mixed, Bottle green,
Other mixed, Sundry greys.
Different shades of the above, with
Cassmcres, Gambrooms,
Cassincts, Satlnets, &c. &c.
-8LSO-
Gentlemen's and youths summer wear,
new style Of goods as well as the newest
goods in market.
A great variety Of all the above a, prices
that are acknowledged by good judges, TO be
The cheapest goods for sale,
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Letters,

REMAINING Is THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT,
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03

An old gentleman, who stands No. |, with
all WHO know him, who resides not fifty miles
from Por,and-but who is liberal Gas it is
,er.nedl inreligious mai,ers-was requested 70
oive something in aid of preaching from an or
der that he did not fully fellowship. Certain
w. SAYS our hero; because Think we ought to
have preaching in the village; but if i. comes
too hot shall raise the windw : The preach
mo came, and went on Prey well for sea-
son. But, one of the coolest days il winter.
II he midst 81 sef36n. the old genslssnaa
was seen 10 leave his s-at and gently raise the
window! If the Squire had uttered mos;
violent philippe against the words OF the
preacher, it could not have produced bali the
effect that this silent but expressive hint did
Portland Argus.