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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
July 2s, Ist
NOTICE

Is hereby given. that the first Meeting OF
the Board Of Directors of "Thc Ports
modh Coat Company" will be held ~ No.
"a Liberty street, in the city ot New York
on the 9Th day Of August next, at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon.
Henry Y. Cfsnston. Edward Prloulc. Al
bert e.. Grocne, Sandiord n Smith WIN.
.p. Powers, bsibrop =. Eddy, Directors under
the charter of qnid Company.
july y, iSi!'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28

c"oy efTy cDfu0'e "fse"se, "WD y""""M
WMGHT'S INDIAN VEGET TABLE PILLS,
OfMe North Ameriean College Of Heaih,
vHNEIESE extraordinary Pills are composed oI
II plants which grow spontaneously on our
own soil, and are therefore beior adapted 10 our
constitutions than medicines conoocted from for
eign drugs, however well they may be com
! pounded, and AS
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS;
are founded upon the principle that the human
body is in truth subject to but
ONE DISEASE,
viz F.; corrupt bunlors, and that said pcdcine
, cures this disease on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
by cleansing aud purifying the body. II will
be manifest that if the constitution be not en-
iirely exhausted, perseverance, in their use,
according 10 direction, is abso outely certain to
drive disease of every name lren the body.
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
best medicine in the world for carrying out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
b ecause they eApel from the body all morbid
and corrupt humors, Uhe cause of disesse) in an
easy and natural manner - and while they every
day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE.
disease Of every name is rapidly driven from the
BODY
The above named Indian Vegetable Pills
have been three years before the American pub
lie and we can now say, without fear oi con
irad,ction thai Of all the various medicines which
ave heretofore been popular, not one has taken
such permanent hold upon the affections oi
lae people. MOI only do all who use il invaria-
bIy experience relief, and recommend il in tins
strongest terms, but il has effected some Of the
most astonishing cures ever performed by 'ned'-
cine.
Hitherto very few Of the numerous teSiimo'
lnais which have been received in favor oil tbs
extraordinary medicine have been published, as
the medicine obtained lis present great celebrity
more by lis intrinsic goodness than from eSle"-
s.ye advertising II has been deemed proper,
however, 10 oller the 70 blowing opinions OF the
public press, merely 10 show that the fame OF
the Indian Vegetable Pills is not confined to any
section, but is rapidly extending itself to every
part Of the Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28

FATAL AccIDENT.-Mr. George Peck, Of
this city, lost his life on Thursday last, by
the following distressing casualty. While on
ginning excursion in Dighton, in company
with two young men from this city, III at
tempting to pass wall his gun was acci-
dentnlly discharged. and the contents, enter
ing his neck Immediately under his jaw, pass
ed dlugonally through his head, lacerating il
IN horrible manner. His commpanions
hearing the report, called to him, and receiv.
ing no reply, ran to ascertain the cause, and
found him prostraed IN the agonles Of death
lie was n native ofSwansey. Mass..and about
twenty years Of age -Proridence Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
SAVINGS EsANEA.

4 II n meeting Of the Corporation Of the
~ Savings Bank, held July ith 1912, the
following named gentlemen were chosen Dl-
rcctors of the Institution for the ensuing
year, viz :-Gcorge Engs, s. Il. Northam
ID. Melville, Joh Sherman, Isaac Gould, N.
Sweet, r. Il. Crdnston, John Stevens. &.
Bowen, Wm. J. TlIey, Adam s. Coe, S.
Brown, Il. =. Lee, q. q. Mason, b. Finch,
Edwin Wilbur, VIM. Sherman, John V. Ham
nett. G. +. lIummclt, B. II. Altman. Il
Marsh, Jun, II. q Brown, Wm. &. Cozzens,
Josiah s. Munro and Benz. Ii. Tisdale.
And at u subsequent meeting of the Di-
rcciors ON the same day, the following OH
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year -
George Engs, President; Charles Gylcs,
Treasurer; and
b. b. ROWLAND, Sec'y.
Newport, July Ii.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
| In General Assembly, June Session, A. u
1912.
AN ACT appointing Commissioners upc

AN ACT appointing Commissioners upon
Claims and upon the payment Of the Sol'
II dlers.
\ BE IL enacted by he General ASSEMBLY as
foiioios:
H SrcrioN !. The Commissioners of tho de-
poslic fund ARE hereby authorized and direct
led 10 withdraw from The several Banks ~
which it is deposited the SUN Of fifty thousand
dollars, and pay the same into the General
Treasury for The use of This State. to be- ro.
funded as soon as may be, with interest at
five per cent. per annum.
SIC. 9. A board, consisting Of three Com.
missloners, shall be appointed 10 receive.
examine and audit all the claims against the
State, that have accrued by reason of The re-
cent iusurrectlon, other than for military ser.
vices. And said Board of Commissioners
shall have power 10 send for persons and pa
pers, and administer all necessary oaihs for
the purpose Of asccrlaining the justice of said
claims, having first given public notice Of the
time and place Of their sitting, and allow all
or such part thereof as they shall odludge 10
be due TO the persons presenting the same,
and give an order on the General Treasurer
therefor. And all persons having claims or
accounts "a aforesaid shall present the same
TO said Bonrd, or any member thereof, on or
before the first dag of August next, or be
forever thereafter precluded from presenting
| the same.
H SEc. 3. The commanding officers of the
| several chartered and volunteer companies In
this State, are hereby required TO make out
and deliver under oath to the Board Of Com
missioncrs, true rolls or lists of all the officers
and soldiers that served in their respective
companies m quelling the recent insnrrectlon,
and the number Of days the said officers and
men respectively served for that purpose, IN
GLIDING the days on which they left and re-
turned 20 their homes and the commanding
officers Of The several companies Of militia IN
The several brigadcs are hereby directed to
make out and deliver, under oath, similar rolls
to their respective hrigadcr generals, aud the
said brigadier generals shall certify them to
the Board Of Commissioners aforesaid.
H SIC. 4. The Board Of Commissioners upon
The receipt of the said several rolls or lists,
certified as aforesaid, if they shall lhareupon
approve of the same, or any part thereof, shall
issue their order on the General Treasurer
| ioI the payment Of the sum Of one dollar per
day to every officer and soldier according TO
the number of days l,c shall have served.
/ Sfc. 3. Edward S. Wilkinson, Edward w.
\ Lawton, and Stephen Branch are hereby mp
pointed the Board of Commissioners upon
| said claims.
H True copy--witncss,
Il HENRY BOWEN, Sec'rg.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MospAY, Jaly %


At market go Beef Cattle, 10 Cows and
Calves, 22OO Sheep, and 650 Swine. 500
large old Hogs were from Kentucky by way
Of New Orleans, most of which remain unso Id
at the close of tho market.
PRIcEs--Bcef Cattle--A small advance was
affected. Wo qnote few extra 30 80 80.
First quality So 80 p second quality "a 50
Il 4 72; third quality $3 - al 25.
Shecp-Salcs oflots At 81 3S, go, 75, 1p2
~, % and = 80.
1 ] PC. more than half Barruws. a lot of
large Kentucky Hogs at l.2 C. At retail
! I-2 to 3 l.2c.
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SAVINGS BANK.

A DrvInENp was declared this day, OF ~
~ per cent. on all sums that have been IN
Cor the space Of 6 months, aud II per cent.
on al sums that have been III for the space
Of months, agrccobly to the regulations Of
he Institution, payable on and after Satur-
day, the 10Th inst.
G. GYLES, Treasurer
Newport July I6 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28

We had a copious shower of rain yes
terday afternoon, between s and o.
clock, accompanied with heavy thun-
der squall from the norihward. The
lightning struck in several places, but
done no material damage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
NOTICE..

yENI1E subscriber having put his Railway in
" complete repair, hereby informs his friends
and the public, that hc is in readiness Ia haul
up and repair vessels, or do any work in his
limo at a short notco and on favorable terms,
and to all work entrusted to him he will give
his personal attention. Io acknowledges
with gratitude the many aud repeated favor,
received from the citizens Of this town and
the public generally aud hopos he may YET de-
serve aud receive share Of the public pat
ronago. NM. IL thANDALL'
Newport, July II, lsi2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
True copy-wltncss,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y.

The undersigned, Commissioners appointed
bv the act aforesaid TO receive, examine, al
low and pay the several claims described by
said act, give notice that they are ready to
receive the claims aforesaid at any time on or
before the first day ui August nex', at Paw
ucker, 10y the sald Edward s. Wilkinson, ut
Providence, by the said Stephen Branch, or
at Newport, by the said Edward w. Law,on
and the said Commissioners will meet at the
city of Providence, lat Whipple's Building, on
Monday, the 9th day of September, at ten
O'Clock, a. 10, TO hear the claimants concern
ing said claims,
EDWARD = WILKINSON, } Com
EDWARD w. LAWTON, mission
STEPHEN BRANCH, ers.
July 20.
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& a q u IA g 8S,

In Mddletown, on the I2th ult., Mr.. ABRA-
HAM II. TILLEY, Of this town, to Miss CE
LINDA, daughter of Mr. Arnold Barker, o.
Middletown.
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Transmission Of Letters 4 papers TO New York

A UNITED STATES MAIL Letter Box, has
been put OH board the Steamers of the hide.
pcndem Line, the Cleopatra, aud New Haven.
Persons wishing to send Letters or News.
papers to or from Newport and New York
eau have them sent by this conveyance any
time previous to the boats starting, by leav
ing them with the agent at No. lI2, Thames
street, or by depositing them in the Mail Box
themselves. The above Bouts leave New.
port every day at about o'clock, p. Nj.
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ANTHEM.

Praise the Lord, o my soul and all that is
within me, praise his holy name. Praise the
Lord, o my soul, and forget not ali his ben
Gifts. Glory be 10 the Father, &c.-Prori-
dence Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
I ShSs TnENoNr-sT., 4 81 Ss

near Cuuri-strcct, Boston.
p.s Euy ol none except the following regularly ap-
pointed
.4UE.NTS.
|. NEWPORT. Mrs. ANNA NJ EDDY.
|. Prov i,enre, Joseph Bach, Jr.-Porsmouth. Greene
& Tallman-Bristu Iemne w. BriGgs-Nickiord
SRmuel Picrce-EH-t Greenwich, James SloCuW--An D.
ponaug Village, john Curpenter-t ,rksville John u
Ilarke- Kingston, 1homHs J.. Wells-pescednle, T.. u
Campbell d to.-Snuth knrstown, sylvester Robinson
ard q. w. Hazard-Wesiery, J. H. Lewis n Co
iiOpkhion. Is. Is. ThurstOn x Co-Richmond, Omc' u
Richmon i-Comptun Mills, Amos Fiske-Lipptt Vi Ills
= A. Rcmington-phGniX Village, W. &. Amcs-Na
itch Village, Olive Baker-Wnrrcn, :. II. DrsCull-
Tivrrtnu, Arnold Smh-Stoud Bridge samuel Seahury
New England Office and General Depot, No, l9s IRE
mont, near Court street, Boston.
Bewars Of the injected District, Ann street, Boston.
April 9i-lN.-isIst
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
CAUTION.
This is 10 inform the public. that nll genuine mcdi
cine has on the outside at the boxes,
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
NNpIAN PuEGATvED
OF the North American College of Health.

IINVThN ' T''N NFiJ
OF the North American College Of Health,
Aud also rouud the border cf the label will be found
in small type, Entered according TO an oi Can
gress in the year 1910, by William wright, in the
CLERKS Oce Of the District Court ul the Southern Dis
trict Of PennsN lvaun."
The public will also remember that all who sell the
genuine Indian Vegetable pills, prov idcd with Ger
thcae OF agency, signed Nv
WILLIAM WRIGHT, NICE PRESIDENT
Ofthe North American College OF Health.
and that pedlars IN any allowed 10 sell
the genuine medicine. All NeEg agents viii lie rro-
vded with certificates of agency above described aud
those who cannot show tIeln will be known base
impostorS.
Price % cts per box, with full directions.
Office and General Depot for the New England States,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
MONDAY, July 25th,

Sailed rom Shields Eng 2ad ult., bark Merchant
Boss, for Havana
Arr at New York, 23d met, Schr Ony Daughter,
Wecden, IA day from Port Hu Prince.
Arr al Boston, 23d ship Palestine, Littlefc!d, from
Liverpool.
Letters received in New Bedford from ship CT GORGE
CAMPLIN, Brown, oi this port, report her February
LIST, in lat :, Ion l5 w, with 1900 hbls sp oil 2s mos
OUT Incorrectly reported 1900 IN November
Arr nj Nantucket 18th inst, ship President, Starbuck
Pacific Ocean Taicnhuana March 3si with 1900 bbls
sp oi-RepGrts at Talcahunna, March goth, ship MEN
kAR, sherman OF this port, mos out, no oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
JULY 9TH, 1912.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIERARY,
RECENT ADDITIONS.

RECE.NT .4DDfIJO.NS.
30l2 FATHERS and Sons, novel, by Thoodors
T.. Hook ESQ . vols.
30l3 The Daughters Of England their position
in society character aud responsible tioS,
by airs Ellis, w.
3OIi " hats to be done : or tho will and the
way, by the author Of Wealth " Worth,
&c Heaven helps those whc help them.
selves s"-Dld Proyorh, v.
30l5 Mexico in 1e42 description of the conn
try, its natural and political fcauies
with sketch of its history, brought
down to the present year, to which ia
added an account of Texas ard NGcatau,
and of the Sanic fc Expedition, illps.
traicd with now map, ".
30lG The Sabbath School as it should be, N
Wm. A. Alcpit, ".
30i7 Lewis Il CIark's Expedition oyeT Tho
Rocky mountains, revised and abridged
by Archibald NJ. Vicar, ~,
30lS Morley Erns'ciu; or tho tenants OF tla
Heart, by q, 7. x, james, 2y.
30l9 Masterman Ready, or The wreck of tho
Pacific, written for Young people, seceuq
series, by Capt Marryaii, v
/ go Religion, discourse OF matters pertain.
/ ing to Religion, by Theodore Parker, ministoI
of the 2d Church in Rorbury, Ms. Y.
3020 Forest life, by the author ofa New Hons
who follow, py.
This Library contains upwards Of
1000 VOLS. - History Foyages ana
|. 2rdreiS--
ll,lco VOLS. poYhs---
\ and
2,loo yoxS. ,logeis- Tales .aad Rs.
mdHccs
In all, over $500 VOLS,
Being the Largest Circulating Library in NeH
England.
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s'ulIcr's Patent Liquid OH
Polish.

WARRANTED to be beneficial to lcsil'.
w CT. A new and splcndld anclc in,
polishing boots, shoes, rubbers. &c. wlihnrt
labor. The polish ~ pui ~ for use ~ lhE
most convenient fuflu possible. with brush
attached 10 each canister. !, " also 'ur
ulshcd ~ gallon cans to rc,silcs ior rchllma
TIC snail canms,rfs. which mekcs u chcarrl
than other kuds ~ BlArkmg. For sSlr W.
John n Potter. 1894. Thames riuri. sg,ri
Tor manufactures. Iun, O. lm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28

EOr Of The Genuine Brandreth's
Pills, contain
irTs 5O63 LETTER !!eEI
~. In consequence of the great variety
.of Counterfeit Labels Of preicndcd Bran.
dreth'S PWs, and which, in many instances,
so nearly rcscmbles in outward appearance
The genuine Of the old style, as often to de-
ccvc the unwnry, Doctor Brandr"th, acting
under a sense of duty to the public, has cm-
ployed those celebrated artists Messrs. Per
kns and Durand, who have succeeded in
producing, nl great cost, three New Labels.
from steel, of extreme difficulty of execution,
and Of so complicated a nature, as 10 amount
to an imposslblllty Of imitation, being con-
sidcrcd by judges maste: piece IN the AIT
Of engraving.
| The Border of the top, and also of tho un-
der label, is composed Of the most elaborate
and chGste patterns OF lace work. To crown
the climax OF these beautiful labels, the pa
\ per upon which they are printed is previously
printed with Rcd Ink, after design 50 cx-
quisltc and minute ns 10 dcty competition
the top md the under label each contain
\ the words BENJAMIN BRANDRErlIS
l PILLS" written in red ink nearly two hun.
drcd imcs--the top and under Label con
tanning, therefore, upwards Of five thousand
II letters.
4 There is also upon tho top. the under, anc
the side label, two signatures of Dr. Bran
brcth one being his regular signature, thus
II. Brandrcth and tho other his full sig
nature, hps-Bcnjanin Bronbrelh; both be.
ng lac slmilcs Of the writing Of Dr. Bran
4 drclh, 10 initiate which is forgery
II The Brandrc,h Pills having these i'hrIs
upon them, can be relied upon as the true
and genuine.
\ Dr. Brundrcth's Principal Office, 2il
/ Broadway, n. Y.
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From the Bost n Daily Times
LMRIGuT,S INDIAN NEGETAHLE PILL :

Of all he public advertised medicines Of tie day we
know al we more safely recommend for the
ellis that flesh is heir to-" than the pills that are sold nj
the depot ni the North Amgricun College of Health,
No l95 fremont street. Lnsion. several instances we
know where they used IN lamcs with the high
siactiOn md no longer ago than Yesterday,
heard mn eminent ply sican Of this city recommend them
in hi.h terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28

"A Remcdy for Laudanum.--A physician
~ Baltimore tried an experiment in restoring
Ivy cold waters girl to consciousness who
had taken laudanum. A small stream Of cold
water was poured upon her iuce from pitch
or, ns she lay upon her back. and after few
minutes tine n ,wlichng of the muscles OF the
face ensned, whi:h gradually increased; then
q spasmodic catching for breath and ~ q
short lime 4 struggle with those who held her,
oi some violence took place. Tho great oh
irct was accomplished, and the torpnr was so
lar gone that the patient spoke. She was
then placed on her feet. aud the stomach
pump was applied. with the AID Of which M
rm, tic was administered, aud tho stomach
completely relieved Of ITS contents, nnd The
llh was finally restored.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28

Mn. EpIroR-i have recently had the pleasure OF
visiting the studio oi Mr. Pease Young artist who has
been soiourning with during the past few weeks Mr.
j. hss come here for the purpose OF practising his pro-
irssion and would therefore he happy hive
citizens call NJ his rooms aud examine specimens of his
p-inting. lie has already painted the miniatures oI
several OF our inhabitants, aud they most admirably
executed. Mr. T. gives very strong aud correct like
and he also possesses, IN an eminent degree, the
faculty of blending culors, aud shading his pictures with
great accuracy aud taste. have rarely met with the
pantnrs oi an artist who had been years In
practice who far eNceled In the art To- give such
true kenessos aud also blended the culns correctly
these two qualities are seldom admirably combined
IN Young artist, as in the speak of Mr. Tease
may be seen At his rooms ~ 5 ts Finchs boarding
house, next north OF the Town Hall. His terms art
very reasonable. 4 LOVER OF the TINE ARTS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28

On next Sunday week. (the 7th OF August at o'clk,
in the evening" sermon Catholic Doctrines will be
preached by tho Rev. Mr.. O'Reily, in the Catholic
Church Of this town. As tickets will be issued all per
sons will be admitted free. The collection be taken
up on tho occasion will be applied towards GqudatDg
the debt OF the Church Some Of the hest musicans in
the country will be engaged for the occasion.
InIy oA.
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NOW is THE TIME 4!
NEW GOODS.

'e,IIE subscriber has Just returned from
New York. with n full supply of new
GOODS, bought at the present extreme
low prices. Among which may be found
Supcrfinc Bloc md Blue. Black BROAD.
lCIOrllS aud CASSlMERES. for sale
low. &c. JOHN VI. JOUFhl.
July II.
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PORT OF NE WP0RT.
hRItlV

SATURDAY, July Esd.
Sch RS Fioridian, Allen, from Stoningion j. u. Wool
ford Nckerson, Cape God Convert, Gardner, virginia.
Indie pendence, Lewis, Fall River, for New York
Sloops Rienzi Duriee, aud Charles, Ash, from New
\ urk ior Prov dence.
MONDAY, July 25th.
Brig Opcnango, Vose, from Easiport for Alexandria.
Sch'rs Sbe White, from Fan River; Lexington,
Young, Philadelphia; Banner, Brown, Fall River for
CherJyfeld.
soops Aetna Hammond Adonis, IIuddy, md Emily,
Young, all from Rondout, with Coal,
TUESDAY, July 25th.
Brig Cyble, (ofPortland,l Edmund from IIuyana-put
in for orders.
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ONE OF THE PLEBEnN's EMIssARIKs Ar
REsTED.--lra Collins, of Leb,non, (Cona.l
was arrested yesterday, in this city, on charge
of attempting to excite incendarlsm. lie
came TO Gloucester, three weeks ago, and
came to the city on Saturday. lie went to
see worthy colorcd man. and stated to hin,
that Dorr was III the neighborhood Of the
State, and that an attempt would be made to
fire this city. He said that mon were ready
to do II, and urged the colored man TO Join in
it. He was committed. Pror. journal OF
Monday.
Collins has since been examined, but nothing
definite OF important was gathered from him
For want ofbail, he was further committed.
Sudden Death ofa Niser.-Died suddenl,
IN this city yesterday morning, about 8 o.
clock, James Smith, for many years known
as the keeper OF a low oyster aud dram shop
on Water street.
lie was seen out by his shop only few
moments before he was found dead within il
ard II is supposed that he died in n fit. oi
from some organic affection. brought on b,
| long -lndulgcG habits ot lntcmpernncc
An examination of the premises where b.
/ had carried Oh hIs business revealed somr
curlous facts. \ considerable sun of money
all ~ specie, was found hidden away ~ old
segar boxes aud raisln boxes. IN old shoe.
and in bags, and in every by-placc and rat
hole about the shop. II - not vet konwr
how much money he hnd hidden away ~
this manner, bat we understand that wi
probably amount TO at least fow homdn,
ldoHns. .loi rich tcWbr.
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AT COST.

Al who are fond of good bargains, will
please give an early call at No. 1904, Thames
street, opposite II. J.Taylor's.
JOHNSON a. TIlURSTON.
Newport, July %, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28

1NIlE subscribers being dcsirons Of clos
ing their stock o. BOOTS 8; SHOES
will sell for few weeks
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
From tie Philadelphia Saturday Evening Posi
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Wrlght's Indian Vegetable Pills nro attaining erent
celebrity in New England, well rs ia other parts ",
The United States. The attempt Of persons to d"rhll
the public 10y The sale of spurious aricts meets wan
general roprobaiiun. Mr.. Wright Is IN iidelhli2hh"
business man, and shows IN array of cures h> lh" n
cine which warrant confidence IN the virtues nl his III
dian Vegetable Pills.
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A Natural Remedy.
WMGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Suited TO our constitutions, and competent TO the
cure IF erery eurat'e disease, niH be Jo"mdn
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