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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06
EARTHQUAKE AT GAUDAIoPE

We learn from the Bllrimore An, r can that The
brig Francis JaLe arrived al that port on the Isl
inst, from St Johns, p Il. bringing the Intelligence
thnt an earthquake occurred on the Srh orFehrusry
which was fen severely in ST. Thomas In Antigua
all the houses thrown down. and in Nevis cy.
"y hing WINS Frustrated, hut very few lives lost
IL olso brings the following letter from ST Johss,
Sr, JouNs p. T., Feb Is, 1913
We yesterday received aiVces from WlndNurd
The effects Uf the Earthquake OF the S,h lust have
been awful indeed. The town Of Point Prirc
SaudaIoupc, is entirely destroyed. and Tea housqa9
persons are supposed 10 Be Killed The loss of pro-
perry is immense. Al Anrigul Ihlrc has also been
great loss oGPrJpeuy though but few lives were
destroyed, All The mills Oni sugar works are m,re
or less injured. IN tho graIIcr part OF the croa
Will be lost. Nevis, Montserat Burbadues, &c are
all said 10 have suffered much, but ~ what extent
- not known here yet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06
WHEELING MANuFAsrURrs-wcc,lIel

WHEELING MANUFAsTURES.-w called
IN at the Cabinet and Upholstery Ware Room nj
Messrs MENpEL 81 HARBoUR on lam street on
saturday. and found it we'll supplied with the Grsl
and richest articles Of cabins, furniture. or Ihe latest
sshiOns and mpsi superb Workmanship s ,las.
Bureaus. TOcttes, Tables, Sands and L ,okins
Classes ofevery variety, with every DESCRIPTION of
Matt rasses and beds In fine. their stock embraces
n full end large assortment nl furniture, to which
they are constantly adding the work Of about 20
hands
We do not believe that greater variety or better
articles can be found in any establishment Of the
kind IN The west, snl we uro PlelseI TO learn as
we do that their prices ore unprccelontcl'y low
ranging. on most articles Tom five to ten per cen,
lower than Pittsburgh prices which We believe a.
low as any other ia the west Il would be well f,r
western men 10 look in q, this establishment when.
ever they arc here TIcy can satisfy Ihcnsclves.
we have doubt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, oFvIRCINI,

There was nothing oi interest occurred in HE
Virginia legislature Il,e 1T snd ~ sIcoot me-
passage oflhe bill To ogro ssraent in the l5Lou.
ing lonu
/. be enacted By ne General As D8yy. Tkst
every wholesale retail merchant or dsslo, d,
goods, wares or merchandise shuE npor application,
iJr license, 5r before hcsns- granted nav The tr
prescribed by the following scale that !, 10 49, a
such merchant sfnll swear ~ Affirm ,yhsn rs.,,,ssf
- To DO ihot his anl.Anl salaries are under 5000
dollars 10 shall oRly pay a tax Of dolls,s. n
over five AID uudor ien thousand dollars. a tax OF
d"lEus, u over ton ani uudor Rti-su INN
'''," '",'"'s 'H1 oi dollars, - Over Gfaen
and under 10000 dollars tax 81 ,loll.rs. "A
over weniy and under thirty thousand Jgll,,, .
aN oi dOarfi u ovof fbifiy ond uuie, I'm,
Ihouslni dollars, nS Ui dylisf.. II ,ys,
hiy and under ssvcniy five Apussnd doll,t.. sl.x
% dOlHni % over seventy fvs tbopsanI
dollars. tlvuf dollar. l., ss,,,,,.,,,,, 49,.
amount q" sniss. he merchant shall No rJvsrrrd by
h' s''c' Of ibe pre- sdiug yosr and by The suck n
"a'u W o"lered, ~ expected ~ bs ordered Boz Tie
'ai'rh' yenr u he merchant 10 Commissioning bu.
siH's'' and has no sales u tho preceding your ~
""'h 10 De- governed 900 m4king bis esuni1ics. he
sh1IFbe governed w his stock on h0nd orlored. OF
expected ID 10 ordered IN the current year; and &
the commissioner shall uoi be satisfied win tho
statement 81 account on oath JfsDch msfchant. be-
shuIl be unt IS hereby authOHzvd - classify hiui
sucb merchant shall be dissatisfied with Tho rum.
m'snunc'' clnel6catiou. be may appeal hiofofiom
'r lh7 cIg % ihc county Dr cJfpufsuyu n wluch be
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06
MISUNDERSTANDING CONGRESS-.
THIRD SESSION.
WASHINGTON. March 9, 1913.
SENATE,

SENAIk,
Messages from The American ALuris1oT at Il. Pc.
tcrsbursh Rnd the Consul al OIsrss. rcl,iiv. Il,
the culture of hemp. wore read.
Tie President SnH'USIcsgi that ha would make
uP the Iay roll 81 HE members lIOsn tho cur.mc1re
msnt of the session.
The naval peu.ion bill was passed.
The naVul ahprOrEiauna hill wns passed Will d
mendmsni' aud returned To The IIpuss
The civil and diplomatic appropriation ball was
fep"red ~ iih amendments
Mr. thssrl "f Georgia presented resduIiunS
from the Ge"rgH Legislature. rn whIet very unb..
coming inngunge Was used respecting has colleague
Mr. Bcr u. The Senale refused To print Them
81 To "a
number Of private aud local bulls we're ra..
SCI.
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,
The bit regulating TIE value Of foreign coll, WAS
read third tune aud passed
\ discussion arose EesIluiinns relative tu uie
aoIon OF Cos crnmenl the Stale debts: II annun.
ted !" nothing
Al a late hour lhe House adjonrned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06
For the Tines

- ~ TIE > '!h's.
'EdE WEA ihEt-IHe O1S"ing notes on The
"oa'ner were recorded al Tie dates 10 which they
'e'e' l"o i'c''"' 'ne'o' was ore o. the be,I LoI-
u'"' u'u I' IN "n open yard detached from The
Hia'1" o'' -"in'cf began in Nov.-Rivcr
"''he up curry j" 'in'a'y' closed again aud wcar' =.
:. '','i''e '"'' 'ne season On The 4th ms. March
"s'" L 10 at Gay 'gh''-coIdesl night Of the win.
9'''e I"'.l sumo DAYS 'hI' IN nth very warm.
', winner sci ~ about 23'h Nov
D''' anu 'nnuary' several times -
o'' '"o" ms J" 'he country gen'r.
,' - yours o''o hi'er very high
~" co. i"' 'n'"'" s'hefaIy warm. Ia
.'e par, "'''non'''r S'''raI lines up 10 40.
u '''S''s '''' wee" o. feo.u'fy. rus day i
1'1''" a summer gross q'"e green. On morn
Is u '"e Gu thermometer down 10 H. above
N''o
APl"'-Cold AMI wei the latter part fMirch
WIN iieq"en' ish' sno "s-si'II nights cold ground
o''e" '"%e" ''-i'e ye'lefIay uiI MON m the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1913.
SENATE

Inc Dill OK e"ding pensions 10 aIe widows Of re.
'olMionnry soldiers l"r one pear pusse,I
The civil and dIplUmario npprupriafrn Mill was
passed with amendments. and al 2 o'cluck the CON.
m,.Ioe on conference Snl had II before Them
Tue senate vas 10 executive sossipn on the no
InInniion OF Mr. Sm,th as e'slec@Dr Of the port of
Philadelphia. Al O'Clock il was announced .hnt
be as reerIsh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06

The sun appears at length the victor IA tho con.
test OF the wsLAer. anu may certainly say. that
the spring time Is comRT. Saturday, though cold
IN the morning, was truly pleasant March DAY -
Yesterday was equally pleasant an to-day, il pos
sdbls, gives promise Of being still brighter. though
The mJrnIng is frosty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06
ANNArULN. all. NI.,rh , Isu-

The bill 10 complete the Chesapeake and Ohio
C:nrl-he;ng I,e "rder oI the J4y--Sas uukrn W
Mr. Phelps offered al amendment Il proposition
providing for Slie sale "i the canal nhIch WIS u.
greed To by vote Of 81 10 -. Alf & ,msfI Iir.n
Offered substitute i"r Tie whole bnl ptuVi h,t
sale HIder certain circumstance; aus in ra.rs
ia lure To sell, Ia go and complete me work
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06

WIIIG TRIUAIP.II ~ NEW OIGEAa3
William Frere', csI l~his) has bosn SArctsd EIgy-
~ ON oilrnua 10y mnioriIy VI 3I5 voi.s; b+lng
largcr mHioriy liIan ever hefure gIvea IDT Wig
IN that ufKrc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06

Aaron VsnderpDol. inrmery TrrEIhc- - Con.
: ross hns neen rp oimlol Judge OF tho ssi'srrcs
CUur OF New York
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06

MEMBERS Or CoNGREsS.-severaIm members
Of Congress arrived las, night and we suppose will
SION be on their way home in some Of the uumcr.
GUS boats lying at the wharf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06

THE WHARF.-The steamers West Psrnr. Ar.
oade, Montgomery. Neptune. Princeton and Drcs.
den arc lying at the whu:L The first four are ND
fer 81. Louis 10 duy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06

To MERCHANTS have now ON hand a
large n'sor'men; Of the fines, enammeIcj cards
which we are prepared to print TO order.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06

Making agg'e !eng.h Of nav. 75T
Gheso works viii cos! the aggregate
81 627,5I9 70. The interest on N s
a 6 per cent is S877 900. 10 The CON-
ing year the BoarI estimries the oggre-
gate receipts for tolls and water renrS al
Sc 10000, which, after dcduc!ing cxPeh.
scs Of management, &c, Will leave a
nat revenue applicable to interest OF
100000. The deficiency OF GOO
10 be supplied from other sources, the
Boaro say will be diminished fr~n ycar
To year "aud the time is not far distant,
as the Board verify believe, when the
revenue from these works will be fully
equal to. and even execIed the interest
IN the COST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06

The Executive committee lor lhe reliefofthe POOR
in B1ium1fe. anaourco lint hey have received DO
contributions, ani q sh1rsed in proper manner do.
ring The present wiHfe. iho sun Uf 50 2s6 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06
% O = z < G IL i % q ,
BY TIE GOOD INTENT me.

ing nominations were sent 10 the Semitic on THUS
DAY evening
Cushing for the Treasury.
Wise, Minister To France.
w w Irwin. Cha gr de Affairs To Copenhagen
o Friday night the nomination OF Mr. Wise was
rejected two Iu one. Ffnm private leltor va
learn that Cushing Was rejscIed We have -
information resi- Getting that OF Irwin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06

SOUTH CAR)LINA.-Messrs II ,lrncI. Ri.u
and Campbell have been rocleclaI III CDn .ressnem
from this ale. the first by large ,rrlscs lhc
.0Ier = hont cPTusiiinu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06

CRANIA OF EGYPT II, is reported that
Dc Morton, Of PAIIadc phia,is preparing
work that will possess an OK rae -dina.
~ interest for the antiquarian and
.Pryslologlst, on the CRAM Of the an
Gent Egyptians. Skulls has been put
IN his possession, belong ny 10 n remote
eiUch, by Mr. Geo. II Ghddon, late a
resident Of Cairo, who is now lecturing
very acccPiab y in Boston, on the ar.b,
geology OF Egypt, ana he will thus be-
enabled to doyclopc some remarkable
lac IN regard 10 Tic primitive irhabi
tanis OF the valley OF the Nile. lie will
satisfactorily demonstrate tho fact that
the builders Of the pyramids were eau
cas1ns. This will be an unexpected
discovery To- the historian, since the o
pinion has baen prop1gatcd from aye to
ugc, lba: TIC authors Of the hicroaly
PhIcs were lrricms That they were
white men seems now placed Jcy ond dis.
putc by the Crud &c researches Of Mr..
G.lJdon aud his assertions 10 is said,wTI
be dbundantly cosrOborucd by the ST.
lent, yet essential testimony Of large
collection ofdry bones, which address
the modern philosopher IN language
which cannot be- misunderstood - Bgg,.
Mel. Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-06
OlIlO

The Report Of the Board OF ps5!ic
works in Ohio, states thar. m The com.
of the next s,ason.s bnsi.
iueSs,lhe following works will DC finish
ca aud navigabie, viz.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30

Cid at n. Orleans, 10th, Schr Mobile, Coz
Hons, Pensacola.
Arr At New York, 18th, Schr superb, Coz.
IONS, hence +; 2lih, NoluSia, Clarke, ~ DAY :
IN Swansboro, n. e., III distress, as reported
~ our last.
Arr al Savannah, 10Th, Schr Albaiross, Bn.
kcr, hence 18th, Brig Poland, Smith, fn,
Havana; aud was advertised lDlh, for Prov
with despatch
Arr at II. MARKS, 18Th, Schr Van Buren,,
Babcork, fn Wexford.
Arr AZ Charleston, p0ih, Brig Gen. Cobb,
Hammond. II days im 81 Martins ;-2lsi,
>chr franklih Green, Wiley, Havana.
Ar al Apalachicola, 9th, Schr Long Wharf
Nirkcrson, hence.
AR ut Mobile, iih, Schr May1ower, King,
hence CID l7th, Brig Wulcott, Gardner
Verniilliun Bay.
Cld at Wilmington, n. e.. 18th, Brig Echo
Mrsscr, Havana 18th, Bug Rowoua, Wtl
liaus, Guadalupe.
! Ar At Havana 10Th, bag Robert Bruce
Gardner, from savannah
4 humN \ Orleans, 18th, srlu Convert, Rey
, mold. hence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30
Autumnal Reflections.

We are warned by the frosty nights
and chilly mornings. that summer has
departed and the yellow leaves, cold
wlnds. rain and sleet, will follow in
quick succession. Our fires will need
TO be klndled, aud we must Withdraw
ourselves from out door amuseinents,
exchanging the sweetness Of natural
scenery for household comforts, our
tiTesdes, and social enjoymcnts. Here
we can reflect upon what we have en-
ljoyed during spring and summer, aud
live over again the happy hours we
have passed with our friends and com
panlons.
We have seen the spring open with
lowers and perfume, aud gladness filled
our hearts when beasts and birds uttered
their notes of pleasure, and were ami
mated into new life by genial warmth
and sunshine. Summer, too, brought
with it a more abundant luxuriance-
vegetation assumed deeper green-.-
Itill the golden harvest arrived, and the
ripened grain was ready for the reaper.
And now that kind Providence has sup
plied us with all his bounties, we should
remember to be grateful, and initiate
his benevolcnce by Lrslowlng Epon the
needy a share out of our abundance
Autumn has arrived, and the nipping
frost has changed the face Of nature -
Leaves and flowers are fading, and the
mournfnl wiads whistle among the seat
tered loliago, forcibly reminding us that
we shall soon fade and pass away like
them. But if our lives are fragrant
with virtues, we shall be embalmed in
he memory Of dear friends. and our
Christian hope assures us we shall
bloom again in an eternal spring, where
no heat Of summer shall weary, nor
frost Of autumn wlher our joys.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30
Make the Escst Oeht.


MAKE the Best of IT, or Cheerful Cher
AVE- ry, by Peter Farley, volume.
The wrongs of Women. by Charlotte T.
Ii2ubclh part 81, aud the Foroakcn Home,
volume.
The Prasan, aud Prince, by Harriet Mar.
tiucau, vol.
The llll aud The Valley, tale for the pee.
pie, 10y Harriet Mor,lnenu, vol.
Life IN the Wlds, u tale tor the people, by
Harriet Marlncau. vol.
Little Coin much care, tale by Mary
Ilowlt, | vol.
FIRST Impressions, or hints to those who
would make home happy, by Mrs. ElII', VOL
The louih's PIutaIch, or selected lives oI
GrcckS and Romans, vol.
Tales of the Scottish Coveuancrs, by Ro-
bert Pollock.
Dawnlngs Of Gcnlns, or the carly lives OF
soIGe eminent persons n the last century, by
Anne Pratt, | vol.
PerIlous adventures or remarkable ns an
ces of courage, perseverance and suffering,
by X. A. Davenport, (FOnlly Library 1872
a course of lectures on the constitutional
jurisprudence of the United States, (FamI!y
Library lG0) vol
Ned Myers, or life before the mast CdI-
led by J. FcunlInore Coop"r, ] vol.
AIIson'S Europe, No. Ii, by Archibald
Alison, vol.
Mysteries Of Paris, a move. by EIgcnc
Sue.
The above arc for sale n,
JAMES HlM.NO.ND'S
Nov. %. Book Store.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30

TRcr PIEry-Thc young men of Mobil'
hayo project on foot To raise, by subscription
the sun of $500 dollars, Tor the -use of III,
Ruv. Jriarson Hamilton, Of the Methodist
Episcopal church of that city The governing
motives IN this enterprise are, as stated by il'
Daily Advertiser, that he has been the onl !,
regular stationed Protestant Clergyman Nh,
remained iu the city, during the entire season
thus far, ministcring necessarily To the sick
the dying aud the dead and that in thos'
holy offices, aud iu acts of kindness 10 the sui
frring ppur II i, understood that he has alread,
expended hts entire salary for the present yca'
About tbirt, subscribers, AT $40 each, az,
already procured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30
ssszs Msz SHIP NEWS. A.
sayJs& xsfas.
PORT OF NEW PORT.
AR RIV T. -.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2a.
Schrs Dodge, Pcuirld I'm Boston for n. y.
Sleeps Hamlet, Tutlc, fin Prov. for Boston:
james L. Long, Hawkins, in do for do ; Mi
iInI, Tucker, TN do for do Velocity, Smllh,
i'm do for do (; Capitol, Smih, fin do for do.
Schr Mary Jane, Bail, fn do for do; Mary,
lIowland, fin do for Baltimore Denmark,
Rider, im Wexford for n York Frances,
Burt, I'm Taunton for do VIM. Picket, Dow,
fm Prov. for Edruton, \. C.; Proolgla ass,
Blighienburg, fm do lor New York Empress,
Futile, fin do for do
T;HRsDAy, Nov, 2s,
Schr Holder Borden, fin Providence.
SIoops Jane, Hail, lm do for Pawcatuck
Vienna, I'm n York.
Sloops Champion, fn Providence for Orien.
trl Editor, Day ytou, I'm do for New York /;
JOHN Barrow, fm do for Albany.
Schrs Sarah, Baker, fin North Kingston for
New Orleans Silvia Highly, Highly, fin
Dglton for Philadelphia I; ArrabcIla, Hand
ln Morris River for Boston; Arcoi, Emerson,
I'm Philadelphia for do.
FRIDAY, Nov. 81.
schr Henry Gibbs, Gibbs, fin +. River for
Hartford.
SATURDAY, Nov. 2j.
Brigs Morosco, Warren, FIN Prov for vii.
mingron, NC ) Deborah, Handy, n. Bedford
fir Philadelphia; Susan, Spohord, Mobile for
Prov idcuce.
Schrs AImira Rogers, Crane, FIN Philadcl
phia Nishor, Marsou, FIN Gardiner Maria,
Allen, Prov. for Philadelphia.
Sl"ops Gen. Brainard, Potter, I'm n. York
Tor Providence Ricnzi. Dnrleo, Prov. for n.
YORK.
SUNDAY, Nov. 26.
Brig Mariner, Kiddcr, fin East Greenwich
tor Georgetown, ). T..
Schrs Myrtle, Paine, fin Wickford for New
York Hector, kaball, Prov. for do llar-
rici, Nickerson, Dennis for Norfolk Cornela,
Lansing, Troy for Prov.
MONDAY. Nov. 81.
Schr Oliver Cromwell, Luce, Holmes Hole
for New York, Piot.boat Hiram, OF Edgar,on,
| lm Il cruise.
| TUESDAY, Nov. 2'
Schr Beisry X Deborah, White, I. River,
for ~ bedford; Trader, Nlckerson, Prov for
Dennis.
| CLEARED.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30

ln this town, on the 18th inst. afior long
aud proirnct,A illness which she bore with
christian lorlitude, Mary Ann ID daughter OF
Mr.. Samuel Peckham, aged % years.
Ia Portsmouth,, on the l0ih inst John Chasr
member of the Society Of Friends, in the
18th year of his age.
ln Bristol on Sunday morning, Samuel 5
\Ieu, late Collector of that port
Ia Warren, l9ih inst, Emma Frances,
daughter OF Capt. Samuel VI. Read, aged J
year, mos.
la Providence, on Thursday last, after n
short illness, Miss Sarah Bowers, formerly "i
Dighton, Mass, aged - years.
At his residence, in Washington on the 10Th
inst. Capt Elijah Lyon, of the third regimen,
of L. $. Artillery.
On board brig Enclne, on the l9th, on her
passage from Havana 10 Bristol, Capt George
p. Peace, son of VIM. Penrcc I'd, Esq OF
Bristol, aged %, an ent"rprlslng and promising
ship master. On the 2ist inst. Mr.. Joseph
), ,lvcster, seaman, Of Pawtucket
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30
Ladies' New York Cater Boots.

RENJAMiN MARSH, JR.. bas j,at re.
- turned from The Guy, with good assert.
ment oi Ladies' Cater Boots, OF The fret
quality.
Also One case as low as 81 so per pair
aud one case OF walking shoes, suitable for
the season.
Ladies in want of any Of the above artl-
cles, will please call at l:'5, Thames.street
Newporl, Nov 20. le4:,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30

ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE Press. .-Th"
Postmaster General has made u very good
arrangement for the newspapers, aud through
them Tor the public, IN the establishment oi
pn editors mail bag. daily. from Washington,
dur The session of Congress. It's contents
~,i be delivered at Jersey Clty-thus saving
The delay Of conveyance to aud sorting a.
tue post oflicc. In this mail bag will b.
sent newspapers, printed slips aud pre- paId
letters.
The Presidents message will be brought
on by Government expless, ~ was done
last year and the year beiurc.-l.E J. Com
.4dceHistr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30
NOTICE.

SEALED proposals will BE- received until
- The 9th ot January next, at the Town
Clerks Office, for keeper aud malron for The
Newport Asylum for the year Commencing
25h day oi March, 1914 Applicants Wi!
please state the number, aye aud condition
OF hIs family, and the lowest price for which
he will serve. Satisfactory testimony will
be required as to the qualifications Of the
applicants.
2 b. ROWLAND, Sec'ry.
Newport, Nov. %, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30
NOTICE..

A LII. non.lreeholders not registered in The
- registry of yoiers ui this town, " no are
otherwise qnaillicd, are notified 10 register
The names. on or before the last Gay ol De-
cembel, Ie43, or they viii put themselves
back whole year III voting and Ihose who
are registered are reminded of the necessity
OF paying The taxes assessed on them on or
before that day If they ~Is, to vote IN 1914
B. B. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
Newport, Nov. %. lSi3-5w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30
Price Reduced Four Fold.

\ ~ THE TRUE pAIN EXTRACTOR SALvE,
whlch cures like a charm all BURNS by
fir" or warrr, aud every external sore pam,
irfdmmatior, aches or itching ever yet found
upon Ia, human family, 10 which II has been
applied, must always hc sought genuine from
Constock (. Co. ut New York, or their all.
ihorlzcd agents. All are cautioned against
any spurious article, which may always be
avoIdcd by knowing the one you buy comes
from Cumstock & Co., who are now the only
prupfieturs aud manufacturers. Inquire for
Connri'S, which Is warranted To do all It ever
wuulG when called by any Other name, or
the price shall be refunded N any casc II 1t
does not please. To place 1t within the
reach Gl all, thc prize har been reduced more
than four fold, aud Is now sold !or % cents,
the former prlCc being too eXorbItaui. The
80 Ccut SIZE now contains hour times
much as rhc former, aud the one dollar SIZE
nePr tru tunes rs much.
A No laully, that has any title to humanity
4 wll iaii to have Cuunc'S Pam EXlrhcl6r
q n,mcut always on hind, 10 save 'hlr, all
Gears, aud reduce all ngsny from any burn
"a five minutes, provided they have seen II
uscd, or Will beli,,r lhusr WHO have used II.
|. Com.lock s. Co., 81 Corllandl street.
II G. = BE- sure. therefore, aud ask Tor Cos
>tL's. as our plate with Dtlley's uamc un
1t has been stolen. aud the spurious may ap
Il pear with that name on n. Know, th,r"lofr.
that II comes directly from Comstock s Go ,
ur shun n.
II Ancr having expended IN advertising, aud
I'uthcr responsibilities, over RVS THOUSAND
DOLLARS To make the Magical Pam ENlrar-
tor known, with The name of an ludlylduali"
~ uhn was bound by contract aud power "l
attorney IrfcVucahlr to allow ~ the use ui
his nnnc lut twenty ycnrs-tIc conduct "l
II that person haS been such thnl We are obliged
|. - slfiltr hi- name uut ut use. u-lug onIy ll'
I profit, wr have procured fnr the nrtclr aud
/ lur the mturc The Pain Extractor viii b.
II known n, 'Coup,rs PAN Extractor ="
n winch name w. have now lnle rendered
totally lndl,pulablr Tor 'vrr. We have also
/. The sole right tn the old nAmc aud people
+ Who prefer ~, ~ that Way, can have II ~
heretofore. always genuine, Of us or our uu-
Z. thorscd agents
CONSTOrK s. co.
Wholes,lr Druggists. New York.
For sale by II. j. TAYLOR, Agcut,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-30

SiSsuIAR Five of ihc most distinguished
minister, of tho Unitarian church IN the Uni.
It'd States are named FHrnssS, GreeHrood
B,iio,rs, SPARKS and BarnuP.