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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20


SHERIDAN.
"ls it possible -
"True, every word Of il, had it
direct from Mrs. Marvel, whose husband.
you know, is a very matter-oi-fact sort
of man, and the last in the world TO
invent such a story about any body"
"Well, | never would have believed
that young Langdale could have fallen
into such habits So inconsiderate,
too, al this moment, when his bed-rldden
old uncle is heslaling as 10 how he
shall dispose OF his immense estate J"
"Oh, iha, will undoubtedly 90 to Mr..
Allen, the other nephew, who is per-
feet model for the young men of the ago
in his habits and who calls on old
Gregory twice a day, dutiiully to in
auire into his health"
"And doesn't the dissipated one have
sense enough to do the same :"
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

John Dodge, 2l7 Washington street, Bos-
ton, was cured of II hunor called JackSon's ~
B,rbcrs lich whlch hr had for nearly three
years; the PANAcEA effected cure after all
other medicines had failed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
Assignec's Notice.

TOHN G VIII rEiIORNE g. SAMUEL
- WillrEllORNE, of the Town and
County OF Newport. merchants. under the
fum of J G. s. 5. Whitehorne, have this day
made to the subscriber, an assignment OF
their propcrty'for the benefit of their credi.
tors, MS spec flied in sad assignment; there
fore those having demands nguns, the said
J. &. & =. Whtehorne nre requested to pre-
sent the snine, and those indebted to make
Immediate payment to
r p. LEE. Assignee
Newport. 18Th March, IS43.
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smoke House.

VOHN w. DAVIS, No. 100, Thames al,
- has IN readiness lns Smoke House. ."f
the purspose OF smoking Hams Those who
favor him with thcu custom will please send
ihcm ns shove. and they will be satisfactorily
attended TO. II any one desires Mr.. ID. to
send for their Hams and return thom, he will
do so at small additional expense. Hams
cured. also, by Mr.. ID. ~ the best manner.
/ Newport, Nov. 10 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
Read and rchect. Read The folIo'rms
certificates, Such facts as these are
TOO plain 10 be denied

Moses Stcarns, Harrison Avenue, Boston.
is entirely cured otsa most dreadful case OF
Salt Rhcum, by The use OF only three bottles
of tins valuable Panacra alter all other pre-.
patatIuns had illleu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
4 SeS TnEMoNr-sT., d 81 =

near Court-,treei. Boston.
Ps Buy OF none except the following regularly sp'
AGENTS
NEwrnRT, Mrs. ANNA EDDY
Providence, Joseph Bach, Jr.-rorismouth. Greene
A. T,nman-Bristul, Lemur W. Briegs-Wickntd.
samuci pirrceV-EH,t Greruwich, JHnrs sl"chm-Af-
,n,,r,ty Ntnao Juhu Cnrprutcr-t lHrk-vr, Jrhu ".
tsrkC-Kingsiuu, Thunms + Wrlls-f'arcInlr, E ID
CamphciI ~ Co.-Souh Kmg,town, sylvester R"bins"l
and e. w IIAlAd-WrsIery, J. ". I"wis a Io.-
II,rk tuton H. g. Thur,Iuu n Co.-Richm"ud, OlueN n
Rtrhmou l. Compton Mills. Amos Fiske-ltpriil hllls
: 4. Rruugtnu-Ph1UiN Village, w. 1. AWrN-N Nh-
urk Village olive BAkcr-Nmreu, :. II. DrscOll TO-
Ttyrrtnp Arnold @niih-Stoue Bridge, samuel SeHlnrN
New England Once aud General Depot, No. lse lre-
mont, near Court street, BOSTON.
IiewHrr ui the infected District, Ann street. lnston'
2l - lA.-Inl-l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

( This stage ntcrsects at Fallrivcr with the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives III New
Bedford at "a O'clock p. IN.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily, Sun.
days excepted, at . o'clock u. IN, arrive IN
Fulriver at ~ leave Fulrlver at ! o'clock,
and arrives IN Newport at !.
Extra coaches furnished ut all times on
reasonable terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
lie GAL OFFICES.
Court of Probate, .Ns,oporL .apra 3, Is4G

Court Of Probate, .Ne,oport, April 3, lS43.
4 N instrument in writing purporlng to
"A be- The last will and testament of Alex
nndcr Jack, Inte of Newport, dec, wns pre-
scented for Probate und letters testamen enlury
thereon.
Ii is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred TO u
Court of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Hull ia Newport, on tie first Monday in May
next, n, . o'clock, a. NJ. and that previous
notice be given by publishing a copy Of this
order, three several times in the Heraid of
the Times, for all persons interested To ap-
pear at said time and place and be heard.
true cOpy-witness
Alb B. B. llowLAND, Pro. CFk.
Court V Probate, .Nswpori, April 3, ls43.
a N instrument in writing purpor,ng to be
"A the last will and testament of James
Boone, late Of Newport, house wright, dec
was presented for Probate and letters iesta.
Inentary thereon, aud application was made
for an administrator To be appointed on said
estate il said will is not proved.
II is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred TO q
Court Of Probate to be holden at The Town
Hall in Newport, on the frs, Monday in May
next, at y o'clock a. ~. aud that previous
notice be given by publishing a copy of this
order three several tunes III the Herald of
the Times, for all persons interested TO ap-
pear at said time and place anI be heard.
A true copy-wl,ness
Alb B. B. ilowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

Charles f.. Bennett, 10 Elm street. Boston.
had lone time been troubled with BIliou,
Affection. great distress IN The stomach dyS'
pcpsln, and loss oi apprtIlc. After taking
ibc p,>,ct, f,ur weeks hr said hc was bet
ter than lie ever was brlore ~ hls lite.
Uund,eds of cases more mIghi be added
but newspaper expense prohhhi' ".
Always ask fer the Diud"li"n P'NAcHA,
and got II of tho agents 1t You wish to gc'
the genuine.
Druggists aud others IN different parts OF
the country desiring IN agency bJ them can
be- supplied Immediately 10y Addressing post
pail, line tu the Propuetors. RANSOM N
: SrEVENS, Armory Hall Bmldng, 321
Washington street, Boston, Mas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

UNpIAS PURGArIvEO
Of,h North American CoIi"go OF Health.
Aud also rouud the hurdersl the label Viii lie innnd
IN ,uull l>pr, Entered according 4" al act oi Com
gre,S ~ the wear lsiO hy NlllInm wright, ~ the
lrA Oncc of the District CUuG Ol the southern DIS
trici ui ptun.N wanna
The public wall also remember that Hl who sell the
genuine Indian Vegetable Pills are provided WIN cr'-
ufCate OF agency, signed bv
WILLIAM WRIGHT, VICE PUEstDENr
Ofthe North AmetlcHu college Z" NrhHh,
and that prdlars are never HhN allowed 10 sell
the genuine mrdirnr. All travelling agents wa ' f"
vlrd with ccrIncHtrs OF agency nhnNe descrbcG hud
those who cannot show Ilem VIII be huuNn Hs base
tmpustnrn.
Pflre p rts. per box, with fIll directions.
Onico and Gcnetal Depot for the New Englhhd STATE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
Chairs. Feathers, &c.

1 Variety Of Chairs, Of The latest pattern
- inst received. Live Geese. and Russo"
Feathers, aud general assortment ot Fur
n,,nrp. at COGGESlIALL'S,
March Il Church .Nrcti
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
shakers Herbs.

a general assortment or Culinary dna
N Medicinal Hsrbs, Of lst qua lay, neat !,
put up IN small packets for fam'ly's usc. Ins'
received from the shaker Village ~ Harvard
Massachusetts, aud Tor sale by
a. u HAZARD.
Sgn of lha oolden Mortar
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
From the Boston Daily Times.
WRIGuT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Ofnl the public advertised medicines of The day we
know al none we can more safely recommend ior the
I, hni I.,h heir to- than the pills that are sod n
the depot u the North Amsricun t"liege oi Health.
No lJs fremont street, Boston. Several ns thces We
know of ,hcre they are used IN families with the high
esI nlsaciion aud M longer $50 than teserday We
heard eminent phl sican o this cat! recommend them
IN hIgh terms
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

Also for sale by The duly appointed agents
Newport, u Il. Hazard and H. j. Taylor,
druggists; Brstol, l.. w. Briggs, w. ". =
Bayley. druggists; Warren. WIN. Parker
druggist swauzy. John \. Wood, Druggist,
and 10y druggists throughout the County.
March 30.
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NOTICE..

rgNIlE subscriber having put his Railway ~
u complete repair, hcrcb, lniorms his friends
aud the public, that be ~ ~ readiness To haul
up and repair vessels, or do any work ~ hls
line at short notice aud on favorable icrtus,
aud 10 all work entrusted q" him he viii give
his personal atlcntIon. llo acknow lodges
viii, gratitude the many and repeated ia'ors
received from the ctizcns Of this town aud
the public generally and hopes hc may vet de-.
serve aud receive share of the public pat
rouns,. WM II CRANDALL.
Newport, July ", lsi2
BUTTER g. CHEESE.
4 large quantity iur sale ensaphy
~ l.. I. a W. NEWTON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

From the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining gr'si
crclrll, ~ New England wei NJ ~ other parts q"
the United States The attempt oi persons Ia dtlrhhu
the public by the shle oi spurious articles, meets VII"
general rcprnhntiun. Mr.. Wright j. an indeH,i2hl'it
business mnn aud shows array ri rures u, the "d
clue, which warrant confidence III the virtues oi MS III
dian Vegetable Pills.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

/ John NJ. Mars,in, ! Oak PIacc, Boston. had
7 long been troubled with Nervous aud Slck
Headache, loss OF appetite. genrrn' debility
Sc. had rled all the remedies usually used
with no effect for the last resort he sen
aud purchased some at The PANActA; BE-
fore using two bottles he was restored 10 per
feet health.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

AA.a
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
RECENT ADDITIONS.
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places, by Charlotte Elizabeth, with
an introduction by Rev. Edward Bick-
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
Popular Gales.
Advantages Of being Slandered'
BY EPEs SARGENT.

EyERy popy sprnk- well ol him I MN sorry 10
hear n Tor then he must have hnw ed ~ ow tn knhNe,
a Ms To the dignity VI virIu. aud Of isent-
SHERIDAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20
Fall stock ".
ROOTS AND SHOES.
BENZ. MARSH, JR.

HAS jos, received very full supply oi
IL Boots g. Shoes, suitable Tor the mp
proaching season, comprising about every
article. aud therefore too numerous lo hch
ton. Al who are ~ want at the above WI
please coll at No l3c. Thames street. where
;hry wrlt he all" to supply themselves At nm
.nsuoIly low prices. Oct q.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
j A MES ATKINSON.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

OrvicE $50, THAMEs-SrREEI,
1T the head Of the COURT. in rear Of fMessrs.
T.. +. y W. .Necton's.
TERMS
81 in advance, or So, ,25 at the end Of the year
ib siNGLE copY,sIx cENTs.4Gi
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PRINCES LIME BOTANIC
GARDEN ~ NURSERIES,,
Ar FLusnlNG, NEAR NKw.YoRK.

WM. X. PRINCE g. CO, sole
conductors Of this ancient eslnb-
llshmenl. offer TO the public the
most extensive assortment Oi
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CAUTION

This is to inform the public. ihni nN genuine medl'
sine hn, on the outside ot the boxes,
WEIGHTS SINDlAN VEGETABLE PILLS
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1000 VOLS History Toyages and
TTdrCiS-
l,l0O VOLS. .-.NHceildHsoUs TOrks-
and
2,lOO VOLS.-.N v OreiS- Tales 0nd HO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-20

SUITED 10 our constitutions, and eomPetem 10 The
cure If erery earabie disease, mW6 DC ton"dm
The Arkansas banner., 1843-10-14
THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED


 Horses should never be put to severe work on a full stomach. More horses are hurt by hard driving after full feed, than by full feed after hard driving ez5 If the farmer wishes to have his pork bar rel and meal chest hold out, let him look well to his kitchen garden. Plenty of vege- tables conduce not more to health than tc profit.
 In laying in stock of winter fodder fol animals, let it not be forgotten that little too much is just enough. Starving animals at any time is miserable policy.
 As you treat your land, so it will treat you Feed it with manures literally, and it will yield you bread bountilully.
 Avoid debt as you would the leprosy. If you are ever tempted to purchase on credit, put it off for three days: you need time for reflection.
 Never beg fruit or any thing else you can produce by the expenditure of little time or labor. It IS as reasonable to expect a man to give away the produce of his wheat field, as of his orchard or fruit garden.
 The man who uses good seed, has a good soil, and works it in good season, rarely fails of having good crop to reward his toil
 Never forfeit your word. The saying it in truth of any farmer, .his word is as good as his bond,'' is worth more to him than the interest of ten thousand dollars annually.
 .4lbany Culiuator
The Arkansas banner., 1843-10-14
Bottomless Lakes.-Near the summit of q

BottomlesS Lakes.-Near the summit of mountain in Portugal, in the province of Beira, IS situated the lake Esura-the waters of which are of a dark greenish hue. AL though no fishes have been ever seen in this lake, yet frequently fragments of ships, such as broken masts, srars, Sc, have been found on 1t, though inland, as is its position. This circumstance has very naturally led to the belief that 1t communicates with the ocean by some subterraneous passage,-a belief which has been still further strengthened from the fact that the face of the lake becomes either rough or smooth as the ocean is found to be agitated or calm; and also that, during stormy weather, 1t produces a rumbling noise, which may be heard at distance of six or eight miles. Itis notorious fact that, to the present day, though frequently tried by the curious, its bottom has not been discovered. At short distance from Rosinere, in Switz- erland, remarkable spring is known to arise, from the centre of natural basin of mere than thirteen square feet in its area. Of the power which operates on 1t we may form some conception, when it is known to force, with much violence, column of water of eighteen feet circular, far above its surface
 Although tried by tho most ingenious and persevering yirtuosoes l natural philosophy, its depth has not been yet ascertaned; thus leavingto conjecture, the only plausible con- clusion, that this spring is the outlet of some accommodating subterrancous lake, which has no other issue for its waters. N. r. SnH.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-10-14

France.-An accident had just occurred to the King of the French and his family. which had we'll nigh formed lugubrious pendant to that which deprived the late Duke oi Orleans of his life It appears that the King, Queen, and eight members of their family left the Chateau d'Eu, on the 18th ultimo, in chara-bonic, ia sort of pleasure van,) drawn by six horses. In crossing a drawbridge over canal, the horses took fright. One of the leaders plunged, broke a slight chain placed on the bridge as protec- ton to foot passengers, and fell into the ca nal. In this fall he dragged two horses with him, and their united weight most providen- tlally broke the harness which attached them to the carriage. The postillion, who rode one Of the wheelers, with great presence of mind turned the carriage pole against one of the posts at the entrance of the bridge, and thus stopped the carriage Tine escape of the royal family appears to have been little short of miraculous, for a I'e Deum has been celebrated at the Chateau for this most providential delivery.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-10-14
THE BALLOT BOX.

 Freedoms consecratcd dover, Casket of priceless gem No5ler heritags of power
 Than imperial dadem! Cornerstone on which was reared Libsrty's trumphal dome, When her glorious form appeared Midst our own green mountain home! PuFchashed by as noble blood As in mortal veins ere run, By the toll of those who stood At the side of WasHINcroa- By the hearts that met the foe On their native battle plain, Where the arm that deals the blow Never needs to strike aglin Where the cravan that would dare Mar it with polluted breath Scorned and cursed, be his to share The traitors sham. .--thn traitors death! Let his iaithless heart be torn, From his iccfeant bosom riven, And, ppon the whirlwind borne, 10 the carrion be giyeDl Guard if, freemen .-guard it well Spotless as your maiden's fame, Never let your children tell Of your weakness--of your shame That their fathers bls5ly sold
 What was bought with blood and toil That you bartered right for gold, Here on Freedoms sacred soil Let your eagle's quencbless eye,a Fixed. merring, sieepless, bright, Watch, when danger. hovers nigh, From his lofty mountain height; hile the stripes and stars shall wave Der this, treasure, pure and free, The lands Palladium, it shall save The home and shrine of liberty,
The Arkansas banner., 1843-10-14

.4''other Fish Story.---On the 22d August, the brig Rowena was lying ill Laguayra roads, the weather perfectly calm. discovered the vessel moving slowly about among the ship ping. l could not conceive what could be the matter. ordered to heave in, to see if the anchor was gone, but it was not and, to my surprise, found tremendous monster entangled fast to the buoy rope, and moving the anchor slowly along the bottom. l tn fn had the fish lowed on shore. It was of hattlsh shape, something like devil fish, but of very curious shape, being wider than it was long, and having two tusks, one on each side of the mouth, and very small tail in proportion to the fish, exactly like bats tail. The tail can be seen on board the brig Rowena. The dimensions of the fish were as follows: Length from the end of the tail to the end of the tusks, IS feet; from wing to wing, 20 feet, inc mouth, feet; and its weight 35oo lbs. Boyton Post.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-10-14

 fMPORTAHTT TO EAItsIEIss ,s CsANDENEIls. Press, and will be published by J. Winchester, x 30 Ann street, N. Y.. about the goth of August, l5t3, in neat octave form of 6i pages. printed on fine paper, and illustrated with numerous engray. ings,
 Eng AMfRrcAN AGRIcuLruRtsr's ALMANAC FOR ls4l Edited by A. B. ALLEN, Esq, assisted by an Association of eminent Agrculturists.
 This important and valuable work has been in pre- paration for four months past and will unquestiona- by be the most complete, in all it's departments, of any Almanac got up for Farmers. It is calcu. lated alike for the northern, middle, and southern States and for the Canadas: and consists entirely of original nlaer, by the best practical writers on Az riculturc in this country. This Almanac will comprise, l. Astronomical observations and tables calculated i for the meridian of Montreal, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, and New Orleans. Also, valuable statistical tables. 2. A complete Northern Calendar for every month in the year, embracing all necessary directions for the management of the farm, garden, and orchard.
 g. complete Southern Calendar for the planta- ton. Nc. Be.
 i. Miscellaneous matter, sneh as is designed to advance the interest and improvement of the llant- CT, farmer stock-breeder, and horticulturst r Notwithstanding the labor and expense bestowed upon the Agriculturist's Almanac, in osdcF to obtain for it the largest circulation, and be more acceptable to the community, 1t will b. published at the law price of l2z cents per copy. Agents, booksellers, and cosin.ry merrhants will 4 be supplied at the rate of Sss hundred. Pedhrs will be supplied on liberal terms, \ J. WINCHESTER, Publisher. so Ann st., N. ".