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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-01

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\ 10 this town, Oh Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Barrows, Mr.. William II. Brown
"f Mlddleiown, to Miss Julia A., daughter OF
MIR. John Spooner, of Portsmouth.
4 On the 2yd ult. hy tho Rev. Mr.. Thaycr,
MIR. Natbnn l.. lIannett, tu Miss Catharine
Coo, ed daughter Of MIR. George Carucll, all Vi
this iowa
In Bristol, on the I7th uh. Capt George
Coggcshall, TO Miss Abby L., daughter Of Capt
James Miller, all Of Bristol.
\ Ia Bristol, on the 20ll ult. Mr.. Frederick
Hart, 10 Miss Sarah Moit, both Of Bristol.
\ la Providence, on the l1ih VII. Mr. Reuben
Burke, ofthst city, w Mia. Emna Reg uolds
of No,'h kingstown,-2Ist,M Mr. Simeon Mcld
10 Mss EllzabeiI, W Webster, both of Pr",i
drDce.-Mr. Alfred B. L.wis 10 Mis- Saral
! Burkin, Youngest daughter Of The lnlc Sim.oI
Firld.-2tlh, Mr.. Ablam :. Gladding, Jr IL
Miss Ann Eliza Ilailaway.-Mr. VIM. II
Harris, To Miss Sarah \. Potter, all of Pro,i
dcnc".-2sth. Mr John &. Harris, of Coven.
l'y, 10 Hiss AMANDA, daughter Of Jubez Cor
ham, f.sq, off
\ Ip Fall River, on the 22l ult. Mr.. Charle,
\. Swnscy, formerly of this town, 10 M.s'
Jcnnncilo II. Church, of Fall Riyer,-Or
"Wednesday evening last, Mr.. Willard Wiz
irrS, Of T,ur'on, To Miss Julia \. Da>ol o
Fall River.
\ In New Bedford on The Goth nit, Mr.. Fran
els u Greene, of New Bedford, To Miss Mar
garet A.. daughter of the late Mr. Charlie
Coggoslall, of this town.
4 In Dartmouth, AIass) pn the iOlh uh Mr.
George w. Clifford, to Miss Phcbe \. Palmer
Of Little Compton
\ In Washington, 10Th uli. Charles l., Talf"g'
Esq, of Cincinnati, Ohio, in Miss Susan VI.
daughter of Col Joseph q. Torten, OF the L
5. Corps of Engineers.
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i tenn s.,

KEsTUrky.-Thc scheme Of improving
the navigation Of the Kentucky river, by
means of locks and dams, So AS 10 render 1t
navigabe for steamboats, n, ali stages of
water, has proved perfectly successful.
I.p,,imcr, the fugitive saye who was some
time ago arrested in liostsn-has been bought
of his master hy the Aboi,ionsls Of that city
aud set at liberty. Th. sum paid was $500,
Tnr TAnrrr.--Tho New.Tork American
says, s,-Thc result oi recent elections III several
Of the states seems to render IT prohabIc that
HE Tariff bill of the last session will be very
materially modified, not perhaps by the pres
cnt Congress, but by the new one of which
the members have just been chosen, aud who
enter upon their functions IN December "i
rrAt year, unless, after the ill' March, an ca
ira session should he convened.
SiGxs Tho choice of town officers ~
Hartford, Conn. took place on Monday laGt-
The Wing ticket was choScp thfoisuopt
There was large fire in Buffalo ON Satur-
day night last, l3 buildings on Mechanic street
were destroyed, valued at $50, 900.
a vast amount Of flour aud other products
from the West, have recently been stopped on
! heir way by the sudden obstruction oftbo Ca
nal navigation, AZ various points between But
fllo and Albany. This will probably have Il
tendency to enhance prices little.
\ TuE PRINCE or WALEs.-Tho Lonio!t
Times informs us that an imporansspoch has
arrived in the life of the holr-apparcnt. Ills
royal hlghness has just been wcaned, and has
borne the deprivation well.
i The forces of Santa Anna were nj last ac
counts 1T lucaian-but they mct every where
the most decided resistance. The people o
Yucaan appear determined not To be con
qnerc'.
4 \ letter from Lexington mentions the cX
! ccllcut health of Mr.. Clay, who is preparing
I Tor his visit to New Orleans.
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NOT Cs1.

UIH be sold al Public .1uciion on Saim-
day. Me Ioh day cf Bfr. mrf, " ~
o'rloek, Il NJ, on ihe premises, bg r'r-
tie Of decree ot he Court 9 Pro-
Loir, n .Newpor,
a IT.. the right, title md interest. which
~ Su-auunh Wickham had. n' Va" Tune ~
her Lcccase, IA or To certain lot at land,
with the dwelling hous" and other buildings
! thereon standing, s''nn'c ~ N"Wpori. bonn-
! drd westerly on Sp,lng street. noriI"'ly "n
! lard uf Mary Mumiord, eastcily on LAND "i
! the EoInrrG Union Church. and roniherly on
. laud Of Edwin Wilbur, II being the land and
premises late owned aud occupied by said
/ SusamIah Wckbum ~ ~ much thereof ~
will be- sufficient Ia raIsc the sum al slA hnn-
drrd and eighty dollars l"'mic'n cents, i"r
,hc payment of The dcp,s %, saib SHsdnna'l
as allowed by the Con!Hl'-"ners on hpr
esla;c. With incidental cAPcnscs.
, Conditions made known u, tlu'e aud place
Of sale.
JOSHUA SAVER, .Rimr
uiM lie " III duntIed
4 Nov 10 1912 Nv.
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CLEARED
.NE.NORj

At Havana, 9th uIt S,h'r Export, Gardner,
hence iOlh, liygiuian, Burroughs, wig irt.
AT Maianzas, 10th ult. Srh Warsaw, Bur.
dick, hcuce, discg, for Mobile.
Arr at New Orleans, llih, Sch'r Convert,
Gardner, from Wexford.
Arr at New Orleans, 10Th, ship Palestine"
LiiiIrfcld, from Boston
Cid at Wilmington, \. &. 2?d, Sch'r Rove
ma, Williams, Richmond.
Arr at ~. Marks l7th, SlooP BciIe, iiav't
from this port
Below New Orleans, l?h, Srhr Rio, '"z
zcns, fin Mobile, nshgrc nj the English T"rn'
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.E--S
For sale S;i:E or 10 Let,
Ess5
Ind possession giren the 25M March
HcH,


ncH,
rlNUAT pleasantly situated stand IN liver.
ton, Il. l., by the Slonc Bndgc. recent
" owned aud occupied Us boarding house
by the late Capt. George Lawton, deceased.
containing about - acres oi hrst rate land
an orchard ui two acres of apples end other
fruit trees, with large two story dwelling
house, well calculated for boardrrs, good
barn and other buildings, Sc The above
prcmlscs are not surpassed Ivy any Tor u
summer retreat for GcnilrmcG and Ladies'
Tor fishing, lOwlng aud balhng--h short
there are but lew such stands for making
money, If properly conducted. For other
information, call on the subscriber, ~ Ports
mouth. GARDNEH llIOhlAS'
. Pnr,smouth. Nov %, lSl2.
+ The Subscriber conlrmplnlcs, IN the event
of not selling sad premises. building large
aldnrnn W. the house, 30 by 20 feet, To be
uccuricd lor lall--also iu make all ncces
snry repairs Tor the accommodation 90 ih'
tcunnt. u u
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A STATEMENT ~ THE RULE or TuREE.-
The Rochester Democrat says that john e..
Spencer, in the spring of lS4l, wrote let
ter TO a gentleman ~ OniaIio county, urging
him to exert himself in favor of the election
Of the ZION. John Grcig for said NJ. Spcn-
Ger, ''hls success is of the last Importance on
the questions of u National Bunk, the Disiri=
button Of Me Procreds oiMe Pubiic L.aDds,
aud the ITiH, as some of the Southern
wings may LoH." II This gentleman would
write so freely in favor Of these questions
for $4,000 IL year, how much would he 20
against them tor $4,000? Cyphcr 1t up,
boys. " y. Express.
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AUCTION.

AN ppnsuANct nf u Decree Of the District
3 Cuurl of the United States. ior the DE-
llcl Of Rhode Island. one watch, ou" lIQn"t
case, one safe chest, and - lot al books, WI
be- sold at Public AucIio', hy order oi GEO.
T.. Mason. Assignee. on Tuesday, Drcrn'h' :
9Th. isi2, at II o'cI"'k. A. NJ, IN lr"ni of
NY Office.
JOSIAH {. SHAW, .lrrfr.
Nuy l..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-01

How TO STARvE.-The dreadful con
dilion of the laboring classes 10 Eng
land, is lcariully depicted in the follow
ing paragraph from the London pha-
lanX.
"A new art has arisen in England
Our ingenious people, heretofore SO rc.
nowned for inventions that have c0ntri.
buted to the power and enjoyment o
mankind, have now fallen on coniri,
vance of "a totally different character
They arc learning and practising the
nr Of ho,c 10 siorre. 1t has made rapid
progress amongst them, and Me same
genius seems 10 have taught thcir
it at once in different quarters Of Iii,
country. In Scotland. they nail up tn,
windows, or shut out the daylight, III
order to keep them quiet, for the pa.
rents say they have nothing to give
them To cat, and cannot bear TO hea,
their cries. In Yorkshire and I.ancas.
ter they lie abed for two days together
and pray, we are told, when they lie
doWn, that tney may never wake more.
They arc quite ingenious in their con
'rivances. They can get water, and
they say, which is worth the knowledge
OF Psychologists, that by taking drink
Of water, and lying down, they lessen
the pangs of hunger. II is in soIclnn,
serious earnest, that the people in the
manufacturing districts, are learning
the new art OF chow to starvc."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-01

In Providence, on Wednesday, ODD, Mrs
Hannah, wife Of Mr.. james Angel, in the
18th wear of her age.-M Mrs. Eliza, wife of Mr.
Samuel Il. Mason.--2i,h, Bcnl. Hathaway
Youngest son Of Mr.. Jopaihan Pike, aged !.
years-27tIi, John frssrwick, aged about 90
-2slh, Mrs. Boiscy Aldricb, aged 10 years.
/ Ia Charleston, q. G. on :hc 9TH inst, Mr.
J. Samdford Barkcr,r uuti,e Of this town, II
the I'D year OF his a2o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-01

o. An extraordinary religious excite
meni has prevailed in Bethlehem 'llun,crdon
Co, N. j. for some weeks, under the preach'
lng Of Mr.. X. w. Lands pastor Of the Pres
bytcrian Church, and his predecessor, Mr..
Hunt, The retired pastor and "vencrablc Ia
lhcr of the church." A letter from Mr.. {.
5. Stewart, of the U. s. navy, who has pas
scd some months there speaks OF It as having
commenced with three days meeting, held
previous to the communion service on the
| 18th ult,
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For NcNpori and Providence.

CHlIl lullHtI H'l'''
E-e:hSs. ~ - g, the Mail Stage will leave
ts.ss5s,;;S .::s1fS Providence Tor Warren,
- : So; .-s1->- Bristol ond Newport,
every morning lSnndays excepted at nlne
o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive ~ NcwRprt at two
O'Clock p. NJ A Mali sage will also leave
Newport Tor Providence yla i,rS,"l aud War
rem. at q o'cluck, A. VI. aud arrive IN Prorl-
drncc at !. o'r.osk T. NJ, ~ time to take the
Slonaulnn Cars Tor New York. the cars tor
Boston, aud the Stages Tor Woonsockct aud
Coventry. Ths IS the most direct and oNpo-
dItlous route between Providence aud New
port. and passengers taking thus line may
rest assured that every attention Will be pad
in render the ride aS comfortable rs possible
The coaches are in good ordcr-good hnrfes
and careful aud obllglng drivers. fhcrc IS
now a new horschpat at Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more c%pedltious
and pleasant than lurmcry.
GF@ Extra horses and coaches furnished III
cllhrr place AT short notice.
Books kept in Providence at the Manutar-
Iturcrs aud Franklin Hotels, at Coles ~
/ Warren. and At jones' IN Bristol, and at llaz'
ards and rowuscud's, Newport.
/ G.R. kINNlCuTr. Proydcaee,
=. MASON, Jr. Warren, tro-
/ ICl!hDN lCk, BlIstol, prletors.
/ JOHN q. WEAVER, Newport,
! Oct. -, 1872.
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SHIP Hk Hk Is NEWS.
PORT OF NE w PORT
ARRIVED.


THURSDAY, Nov 81
Brig Good Hope, (of this porl,y Bmdick, l6I
d's from jamaica, with iruit.-Capt. Is. sick
with fever.
Scl'rs Senator, Paine, lm the Rappahannock
for Boston; Velocity, Stevens, ll'ggcnum,
Conn, for New Bedford
Sch'r Lvwis Spicer, Mott, fin PhiIadrlp phia.
Sloop Rlrnzi. Durfc, aud Three Bsu,he,s,
Heath, from Prov. for Ncw-iork Hudson,
Winslow New Bedford for Providence.
FRIDAY, Nov. 25
Brig China, Small, iin Proy. for Savannah.
Sloop Countersigu, Hunt, from Fall River
for Mobile
Slopps Victory, French, aud James Lamp
phcrc, Kenny, I'm Prov. for Nrw-i"rk.
SATURDAY, Noy.26.
Sch'rs Cornelia, Rcketson, fin New Bedford
for Now-York Fort Ill., Barker, Boston ior
Wilmington, Del, Be,scy II Polly, Baker,
Prov. for Dennis; l., din King. Sherman, do
for Yarmouth Chesapeake, Post, do. for BaltI-
more Fayeitc, Baker, do Tor ncnuis; Ro,a!
" oicomr, (ol Bcliast,) from ------, for
---; seraph, (of New London,) tn Prov. lr
New-lork.
Sloops Copy, Brown, fin Providence for
Nantucket ; VIM. IL. Bum, Irons, do for Hart.
ford.
/ SUNDAY, Aey. 27.
| Bark Pantheon, Borden, fin Fall River for
Pari,ic Orcap.
Sch'r Thomas Fcnner, Nickcrson, fin Prov
for Philadclpha
Sloop Hudson, W'inslow, lln Prov. for New
Bedford.
MONDAY, Noy. Pa.
schr Monitor, Bssey, fin Ncw-York for
Providence.
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BRIGHTON MNRkET-- MosuN, Nov. y,
Reported Gr the Bu,tou Dnly Advertiser \ Pait.m.

,t market 80 Beet Cailc, j72 stores, 2-oO sheep
ind t-u swine
PHt,r..- t,r' Iatti,.N ,uic e.. tNoc'uu ~ I IN.
F,r.t qriit, - ~ i2ji second gIlIy - ~ ~ 3,ji
third qusiiN .0H -
storr.-rwo year old m,7 ~ siJ three Ycnr old
az ~ ~.
nnrr,ltIne Ciiir Nr.- az l.2, ~ I, . 30.
sheen Lots were Sold from ,tt tu -. N,tftr-
from I - to- -.
SN ins lots ~ prlJc ~ Pc Tor <nN'. sud , h'f
B,rrov>. Onc entire io' al = e, ~ i.iig ipm -
i'ul l-2c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-01

CoLORED DAGpERREoryPEs.-At late
meeting of The French Academy Of Sciences
at Paris, NJ. Arago exhibited to the Academy
some Dagucrrcoypc pictures colorrd by the
application Of artificial colors, placed on
different parts of the picture after It's cXccu'
tion. II would appear, said the Secretary,
that these colors, spread uniformly, become
fixed in variable proportion, and in proper
ton as The parts OF iho Picture arc dark OF
light, under the influence Of a special chcml'
cal action.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-01
THE OFFICIAL RRsULT--C COMPLEX

We are enabled TO give the result of the
recent election in tins State, from The official
returns received ut the office OF Secretary al
State. The state canvasscrs inay vary the
footing II lIiile hut scarcely more than that.
Col. Bouck's majority. ii will be seen,
falls only IL votes below TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND.
The aggregate vote al the state is less by
&C, ,O6l than in 1910. The abolition vote is
increased from G662 10 72J2,
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NOTE sIEI.

yBNilE Subscriber having put his Railway ~
Z cnmrllrrrpair,hc hereby informs h. friends
and the public, that he Is ~ readiness 10 hanl
M and "a par vessels or do any work IN lns
liur at a short uotirn aud on favorable icr'n',
aud To all worh pnlrusicd to him he VIII gN"
his persona aitunlion. lie Acknowledges
with SrdtItnne .ho many and repeated i"N"r@
received from the citiHcns Of this town aud
the public generally and hopes hc may yet de.
serve aud receive a share ri lhe publrr pat.
Ironagc. WM. II. CRANDAli'
! Newport, July II, lsi2.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

Lecture will br delivered ~ tlr Town IInll on III
H., Evening ucNt the ID, 10y Benjamin u. llowlnnd
E.q, to commence u "a o',lork-suljcct Temperance
December L., lsi2
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Ss.lOke Ee0t,sQ.

VOllN w. DAVIS, No. 100, Thames s'o
~ has in readiness his Smnke House, .or
The purspo-c oI stacking Hams. Those who
iavor him with their custom Will please send
them as shove. and they VIII be satisfactorily
attended Ia. II amy one deslr's Mr.. ID. Ia
seud for their lams aud return them, he will
do 81 at a sUiaIl additional expense. Hams
cured, also, by Mr.. ID. IN The best manncr.
Newport, Nov. 10, ls4g.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
lS42
BOSTON ALMANAC.

THE Boston AImaunc iur lsi3 NIL bc ready Tor 90
4 | livery ulnut the second Nrck IA December. Thr
Publisher is bappy Iu anngnnCn 10 the Public. lhH ihs
number -. ~ Almanac VII contain oiiEhat NtNH "i
| all the Churrhr, ~ HUSTON. The craving, were muIc
on the spot hV eminent Hiiist al Busihn Mr. ~.
Killings cul IL, suIuc 81 our best thsrhNtrS
7 Each Is arcompRnlrd WIN shnil thI"h"h@""
tccu, from the formation the SnCicN To the present
iin,,. 1Iis n'urniHiiun, accompanied WIN correct
girs ol each huusc Public Worship IN the tiy, VIII
gue pnrru.ar interest T., tie Amungci aud s'reralN
- when IL il considered that the NEuIc ui tic IhurChcs
in I,u.ton iIr embraced ~ the account
H The remainder ui the book viii be ocruptd WIN tue
usual mat ter nunt ~ the Almanac and Whrh Ia, given
il 80 much celebrity Ia lcare past TIE covers ol lht
Ar,nunr " m be- decorated with highly wrought sr,cl-
u,rs of Endorsing. aud cnhuulc Fancy PRINTING The
,nIu,, n, n whole, VIII exceed ans number bat has vet
been published. A. hut 4 hunted nuulrt WI bc struck
on nr friends ram ~ cUHrlrN oir ,cslcd 10 s'hd ~
heir order. -. soon rn-ri'ic 60 tho Publisher . y
| npNINSlyN; ur 10 Mr-sr-. IuuNN> Groom Co,
STATE suct Oldcr, first received vii be first atcn-
I.J =, Nov 10
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SCIIOO H..

'1'llE Subscribers, DAY and EVENING
SCHOOL, AZ the Schnol-house q. the
late Mr. John !. Payne, IN Grldlry street Isl
now open l"r the reception oi pupils. For
terms, &c. enquire at the School house,
ID. E.. DENllAM,
Ii. Ii. OMAN.
Newport, Nov 3, 1872.
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seSs TREMQNTssr., 6S

i = Bay of none c.cspt the lollov ing rcGnlarl, Mp
/ .1GE.\Ta.
/ Ngvronr Mrs ANNA VI. EDDY.
/ Providence, Joseph BHcl, Ir.-r"r'smnnih Greene
. a 1allman-Btist" icmuci w. i'rigs--N Ichh"fd
-AunucI pi.rr.-East nwIch, Jaur- Sl"cun-Ar =
punaig Nilugc. John CHrpcutrr-' nrk~NilIe, Jnhh ~
clarke kIneston, Thomas T.. Nells-fcaccdnlc, T. u
tprnIrt A. south kingStowu, sylvester RuhuSui
,nJ q ~ uuznrI- Westerly, j. ~ Lew. - Co
Ilopkuiou. B Il. Ihurgt"u y to Redmond, olntN y
Rirhmou Il Compton Mrll, Am". fI,bc- llrWii Mills
: A Remington rhuuiN NilHg, W. 8. hmCs-Nh
,,rk Ntnrc.. owe Ehkcr-N Warren, =. ". hu,cb'l -
Tiycfiun Arnold i,ml,l Souc Nrrde". ~amh rcnllrN
New England Oicr and General Depot, No l97 IIo
uInut near ( uiiri street. Bost"n.
Bcvnr. III the injected Dhlr,ch Ann street boston.
kpnl ly.-!alft.
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INSTRUCTION ON The PIANO.

INO KUU TUN UIV Ht TIHNU'
rlIARLES ID, WEEDEN respectfully m
" forms his friends aud The public that he
wlll give Instruction on the PiAN" FoGrt; {;
aud hopes. by n lair kmawlrdge at lh" pro-
icss.ol. combined with street attention u"
rs dnll' :, IA merit The patronage oi The COM
lnuniy.
Apply at No. I2S, Thames street, or ai his
residence, corner uf Spring hnh Young
streets. Dee. |, lSI2-ti.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

Singing school has just been opened IN
"A The feslry of Spring Street Church, b,
the subscriber.
| Anolr Class, Monday and "Wednesday
evenings o'clock-Terms y 30 per ltarl'r,
I yuyESiLE Class, Wednesday and saturdu,
aiternuous, 3 o'clock, k,-Terms 8 90 per quar-
,cr. Il, ROOT.
4 Dee. lst, 1872.
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From the Boston Dady Tunes.
WRlGuT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

OF all tho public advertised medicines "i the day VI
kuo,y ,t uur We rhn uuIr safely recommend TOR ~
"Ill, that flesh hcw to- llan lhe rii. HI "f sP a.
the depot at The Nurlh ApricAn Plltg" -, hrlllh
luuw ~ where they u>,, ~ L,inus will lir Ngh
c, ,aislwIion and no longer az" than teSie'd9>, W.
pcar "minrni physrlan ol tbs cil! r'tpmm'" 'h'n
~ high iernie.
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
This is to ninrm the public. that all genuine mell-
cine has the outside ~ the boxes,
WEIGIIT"S INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
NNpIAN ~ HGATINE,)
! OF the North American college oi Health
And also round the bordcrri the label "iil hc iihh
in ,InnI II Pc Entered according "a an h'i al '"h-
grcs.. ~ The YEAR lsi0, by William Wright, ~ lhr
lcrs Oicc the District Court al the southern Dts
lrici al PcnusN wanna 49,
The pnhlrc uil also remember that ~ who sell The
ecuiur Indian Ncerahle Pills, arc provided with a't
iIiicgtc of g.rnGN, signed hN
WILLIAM WRIGHT, NIcE rnEsiDENT
Oi The North American 'ull"2r "l i""hH .
mud that pcdlars never ~ ANY Ghsc hlu"td ~ sen
the genuine medicine. All travelling agents VII h' pro,
vIlrd with ccrtihrntcs pi agency nhoNc doscnhc! hhd
lhu,c wlln cannot SLOW item VIII hc known az p!sS
mposturs
frice ,, cts. per hnN with iull dir"cti"nt.
Oiicc and General Depot Tor the Nfw England s'Hls
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From the rhtladeIpnin en,orda, Evening Post

HUN INV IITTH'ViT'TI' VI'7'''' ''''T'7''o
WRIGlIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE pll -
WrlaLis indan Ncectnhlr iils are attaining great
ccrlrii, ~ New Eng ,aud, q, wr ~ ~ other pais ct
ir Tinted Suites The attempt uI persons Ia 'lthi
r pullc hN "a, sale u slnIous urirlrs, m'tls WIN
general Reproduction. Mr. Wright y an indrtrisahl'
hu,inrss man, and shows ARA, al "nres bN the hti
che " Inch warrant confidence ia the Nitluca "l his IN
dian Vegetable Pills.
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AUCTION.
9Th OH a| an a.

M',E sN Isi e'K
To be soM at PubEc .AncIion, on .'Io"-
dob he l2M II Decn 'ba ",rI, al .
o'rlorL, a. N, on he farm Of R'chmd
X. Rordolph, Esq, late he ',s'dr"'c
Of yoscgh lnthony, dcc., m .'i'd Il" .
torn, IF tar, j not he "crt Jolr dag
cfer.)
ONE pair o%cn, o cows ""ISc' y'"r'"g
~ colt, % sheep. ID lambs. qua"i'I! "i
hay, cutn-tuldcr, straw, corr, ohtS. pn'n'"'' ,
ono chase, horse wagon & harness, "H ""'i.
plounh>, harrow. and other farming Gteusli- ;
also one sow and seven ehoats, lurkIcs, gees, ,
aud dunghrlI io"ls.
Bv order Of the Executor.
Middetown, Nov. Both, iS42.
s-z--.ss szx.:zfS AiI sAsr~s
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NOT CE.

'BNIlE subscriber respectfully Informs the
public, that he has commenced the bn'
sincss Of II TIN PLATE WORKER. III all
us varurs branches, next south at the Brick
market. Stoves lor burning c"al made IL
order of the most approved patterns
Every favor punciually attended 10, ant
thankfully received.
NICHOLAS W. MARSH.
Newport, Nov. 3, 1872.
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lust received beautiful aSs"rl'n"nt at
~ The above nanrd article, npd Tor sale low,
by JOHN Il. JUUNET,
! Nov H. iTI, l halncs street.
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HERALD }OFJTHE TIMES.
School i'm Marlboro Street.

\ few more scholars can be received as
| n above--where particular attention Is
gwen 10 The formation of character. as wen
as to the development, OF mind aud Instrtc-
ton IN useful knowledge. Terms reasonable
aud uniform. TIlOS L. NlClIOLS.
Newport, limo. l5rh-Gw.
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NOTICE..

ra,lIE undersigned respectfully informs hIs
customers and the public generally, HAT
he has rcmuycd 10 .hc store IN the north part
of ,lIe boasc. formerly known as the Thom-
soninn lniirmarvl corner al Spring aud Mil
streets. where be- intends kccprng good as
( sorlmcnt of CANDIES of hls own manu-
y lacturc.
Also-Nlay be- found AT his store a variety
of Fancy Goods, Toys, &c. &c. &c.
\ lIr returns bio thanks for the patronage
winch he has received, and sollcts cunIlnu-
/ alton of the same
/ n. B. Dealers in town can be supplied
\ with candy at their slnyTa, every morning
Sunday excepted by GIPEG;"Wy ~, q, Wy'GyssER. r
Newport, Noy. II, 1872.
tgNuE CO.NIfS$fONERS O.N .hlLf
TIRl CL.IL,iS. give notice to the
claimants IN this vicinity, that lhrr orders
are deposited IN the Newport Bank, and VIII
be paid on prcscntmrnt TO the General Ifca.
surcr.
i. + " WLAWToN, i Commissioners.
:. BRANCH, )
1 Newport, Nov. IL, lsl2.
MuIls, Mu'ls,
AF dlncrcn, color-, qualities, aud puccs,
" Just received Uu,l fir sale low hy
JOllN II. JOuNEr,
II Nov. II. lE Thames street.
I. a MOTHER Io' OF those elegant .lR1T.
~ fYCLiL FLOU ERS.wlll bc received
per steamer lolaS. this day, 10y
JOHN a. JOUNET,
u Nov. II. IE'' Thames street
1 HOOPS. HOOPS.
/ D. nnn IlOOrS, rrpack"d IA urde'
! -c,OoV Tor shipping. int sa.. 10y
4 NO }. REYNOLDS.
" Wchiord, Aug ~.
xAiLBS' INDIAN CANDY, at
w 40 4. J rbYLORV
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SUGAR N COFFEE.

n eA6A BONES Havana Sugar (~hlie
n ~U bnwn) 100 Bags Coffee, JUS
rrceh cd and lor sale by
n23 T.. 4. g. W NEWTON.