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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
FALES CYPRlAN
HAIR TONIC,

For The Grouih, Preservation and Resio-
ration Of The Haw.
wrO matter how bald "A person may be,
"a growth Of hair will be Produced, aud Us
naturally too as herbage grows on the pla'n' or
iLe Iily ia the valley. This Tonic Is warranted
To cleanse the hair from Dandruit, aud every
other accumulating substance. Is your har
drv and falling oti;--the Tonic will molsten
and fix il firmly in the head Is your ha'r 'hnn
or ,onr head bald the Tonic is warranted to
satisfy the largest desires in ,hickening the hair
~ the first case and covering the Da'a heau
with natural hair. in the second.
Il is composed of these remedial agents that
ros,ore the skin at once to sound and heathy
condition, when thus restored you VIII soon
d.coyer on the head, "A short soft and beautiful
growth Of young hair, gradually increasing III
! length ill it becomes like your other haif was
| before you began to lose It,
/ FAIES' COUGH, Worm, HEADACHE and
I Diarrhna or Dysentary lOZENHES are sa'e'
| certain and agreeable remedies for The diseases
| for which they are recommended.
/ Numerous, speedy and surprising cures have
bo en- effected by their use, hence their popu'ari'
Dyorr's ORACLE OF HEALTH, N'hlladel
! nbi,l Saws iEat Fales' Medicated lozengeS are
considered by those who have used 'heh'' 10 p'
far superior to Sherman's orany other introduced
uo that market. .
/ TuE CoUGH LozENGEsnreb benehcia'in al
cnses of common colds, hopping cough, aslh
matte affection, inflammation oi the throat an'
, lungs they are also particularly beneficial 10
1.-The Group, and very good substitute Tor th
celebrated Hive Syrup, Cou h Candies, Gums.
I,,,ordials, Pulmonary Balsanis, &c.
a
sure remedy for Worms. Two or three Is
dose for very small children, and five or 'M 10
larger ones.
THs DysENrARy LozrNGrs are cerlal
, and agreeable remedy for Diarrhma and Bow'
Complaints Of Children Full directions AS I
!, diet and manner Of taking them, accompan
, each box.
N rur IEADAcHE or CAMPHoR LozENGE'
f.. ,r. beneficial in cases Of nervous headache
q ltyerous affections Of atyphus character. lhe
are useful in Rheumatism and peripneumony
j. also in eruptiye diseases, to favor the erup'lo
or bring It back when il has suddenly recede
from the skin, as sometimes happens III meaS
and small pox y.
N. Is. BE sure that J. J. FALES, NJ. d., 30
ion, is on the side Of the Box that you buy.
For sale in Newport, at the Conlecuoha
!, and Variety sore Co. v =,
- H July l. SiHS'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

rOpROMOTE the GROWTH AND BEAuTlFl
rHEiIAIR. The original aud ttne article Is Pu. "
,uIy by \NN BRnw> , 4Sl Washington street. A. "
uber of ountetfcils huye recently appeared
+ II. pruune-see that the outside wIapet - s!en'"
LVm Erown.' also "A c"py-tlght mas pt'n snr sun''"
nd rntnred accord ct act of congress
oGce of the District Court IN lsiO. ne ahuNea''
is rs taking the place Of all Others to pt"mol. nt
growth aud heautifv the hair. u yves u hnt""',,
t uloss and causes Ia curl aud TAR b''tet tha
any vegetable pre- paratioa. loisaie ~ hns'"h pS nt
nron,istnr and retaed by all the i'rueesi'anh Pcr
tuners also for sale by altht pruggs,sn ~
- - t,' -, wo,resIep Surnunuld. Oci.2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

I)RONN'S CDUGH CANpY.-1his agreeable arli
ID clc prepl cd hy William Etown, a Through enc
mist aud athiul druggist. at the corner 80 Washing
ON and Eliu fttects, decidedly the most plrnsani
heat ihful lnd rhective compound ~ our market '"
The rriirf aud cure at the distressing and dihR'''
coughs which prcyail among ~ ~ IN WINTER h"n'h-
IL 3. nfrrly ptrVi 80 and highly indicated WIN hP
proved Nprttutants ~ o. HNufd lu~iih l'"'l p"
thr tIiatrd organ. ofthe throat without producing
too uttrn thr case with Ctu.irs, ntur'a'lhF ~"
,prt,us feet upnn the stomach Having Hhiut
itunnpI, been compelled to use ~ ''tfi iW's WlIhn
rntpIe 81 years have tpuud ~ h"th att'tlNlh'h
nsefni nns eau confidently recommend ~" on
friend Times. ,,,,.
a. Rrrarfrltn ohserve the signn'ntr"l Nm
Bfuwr ~ ths dtc tt"n, ,thcte hfnf -'''''l '"'','
80 ,,i,.s a. The nsttrt raiI toe Grown .tuWp"nud
t,,s - t'sudy N.ItsHtrd. IN" alnv" % l"Se' 'o
,Iu.l,nLy @. ! IAh LON \ Il u lAf nv. '-'
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Culture Of the Apple,

cir-At your request ] send yon here
with my mode Of cultlv ating the apple
liee.
For some years ! have been expert
mcurng upon the apple tree, having an
orchard ot 10000 bearing Newtown
r,npIn trees. have found II very un-
prrfi,ab,c To- wait for what is termed the
bearing year. and consequently 1t has
bern uy study io assist nature, SO as to
,..a.e ;Ar i.re Ia bear every year.
Three years ago N April, ] scraped
all the rough bark off several thousand
trees IN my orchard, and washed the
trunk and limbs within reach with soft
soap, trimmed out all the branches
that crossed each other early in June,
aud painted the wounded part with
white lead, to keep out the moisture ;
then split open the bark. by running n
sharp pointed knife from the ground TO
the first set of lmbs ia the latter part OF
the same nouh, which prevents the tree
from becoming bark ground, and gives
the inner wood an opportunity OF ex-
paDdlng
In July, | placed one peck Of oyster.
shell lime around each tree, aud left II
,,l.d about the trunk until November,
during which three months the drought
was excessive. Jn November, the lime
was dog IN thoroughly The following
wear ti841) collected from those trees
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
Traders Bank.

4 T the annual meeting of the Stockholders
IA of this institution, holden on Monday,
the frs! day of July inst, the following gen
llemen were unanimously elected Directors
VIZ: Edwin Wilbur. Milton Hall. Benz
Marsh, Jr., Thomas w. Brown, William /
Potter, Oliver Read, Joseph J. Perry, Syl
vanus Stanford aud Sllus Ward: and at
subsequent meeting of the Directors, on The
same day, Edwin Wilbur, Esq, was unanI
mously elected President.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier.
/ Newport, July 3, loll-3w.
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Pure extract of Sarsaparilla,
VIM. BROWN. Chcmis,

sDREPARED by WIN. BROWN. Chemist
4 No. 4Sl Washington street BOSTON,
This il an entire new preparation oi Sarsa'
parla, without being fedneed ny the auu''
ton of sugar, to form syrup, as 1t Is known
by all that this very much reduces the OK
tract. 1t is prepared by new steam apPara'
ms. ;bat procures the strength without evapo'
ration. it 18th only preparation now IN use,
That our physicians may be made acquainted q,
with its mode of manufacture, pnhph'e'
has been published and sent to the physi'
cnns ,ha, they may know its qualities foI
The pas, year j, has been extensively recon IN
mended 6v them for purifying the blood re-
moving all humors, Diseases o' lhe sR''' elao'
eating mercu,lal effects from the system
.ulce,s. &c. II is also extensively used TO
the rheumatism.
For sale in Newport by
r. r. HAZAKD' y; Mn Druggists.
II June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
lDENCE PLANTATIONS.
la General Assembly, June Session, a. ID
ISll

lDENCE PLANlAlioNS'
In General Assembly, June Session, a. ID
1874.
Whereas. by the NJ litia law now in force
IL is provided that IN compensation Tor the
services of members Of the regimen,al com
pnnles every such member who shali Oe re
turned 10 the Genera Treasurer as - by
law provided, as having done military duly
four times 10 The year next preceding the re
turns in any rrglmcntal company, shall he
entitled 10 an equal proportional part OF the
tax for militia duty, collected and PAID lnt"
the General Treasury as is by law provided
i And the General Treasurer Is required to
apporlion, IN the month OF April OF each
/ wear. the sum received as tax tor militia
| duty amongst the active mlIlta ana Issue
| certificates to the members Ot The several
| repImcntal companies returned as Is therein
! provided, for their proportional part OF the
| whole amount of sall tax by him received,
| and each commanding officer OF regimen.
| tai company is required to return ID the
Il Genera! Treasurer on or before the first
Il Monday of April IN each year, the names OF
| all the members of his company who have
done military duty according to law tor at
least tour days 10 the year preceding. Aud
I whereas. such returns were maze ny lhe
| commanders Of several of the regnnental
! companies, and the General Treasurer APP
! portioned the TAX by him received among The
! members 80 returned, at the time required.
! And whereas since such apportloament the
| General Treasurer has received from the
! collectors of the several towns an additional
sum of military tax, and the commanders
of several Of the reglmenta companies IN this
State omitted to make the returns required
by law To entlllc the members OF their com
panles to a compensation OF their services
therefore
/ ResoIped, Tha, the General Treasurer be
authorised and directed to apportlon the
imonev by him received as military tax
since The las, apporuonmcnt and previous tc
the 25ih day of July A. ID. lSil, among the
members OF the rcgmental Companies VIII,
were omitted to be returned as required, ant
H who shal! be returned to HIM on or before
the day aforesaid aad Issue ccr'iicaies ~
1.-The same manner as he would have done had
SAID returns been made as by law provided
Il Prori3cd, the amount so apporlInned shaI
I|uo, exceed the sum distributed to the mem
bcrs Of those companies who were regularly
retained.
III True cOpv--wltncss,
4 HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry
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w A Es ED'S
VEGET.lBLE UlIR OIL.

rESlns Vegetable Oil possesses the pecuia
n property, SO long sought for in other oils
but sought in vain, Of reproducing new
growth of hair on heads totally bald.
so great are its nourlshng properties, which
il readily mparts to the roots Of the hair, that
il reauires but short time TO produce new
growth, and few applications to check that ial-
ing of the hair which so often occurs, especial
lly after sickness. 1t prevents the hair from
turning grey, and when it begins 10 turn, may
be easily checked and restored TO its natural
beauty, by imparting new life aud vIgor. This
oil is vatronized by the Medical Faculty, the
CLERGY, &c. No lady who has ever used tins
oil will dispense with it. Young Gentlemen
will find this oil to produce beautiful growth
Of whiskers in IA very short time
From The Royal College Of Physicians ct
Harana, Feb. 20, 1888.
"Dn. T.. A. WARD, having proved to this
| Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil OF
his composition has the property of causing The
! growth Of hair and preventing It's fall. by ioftl-
| lying the decayed part, Che effects OF the arc
matte ingredients which have been found IN Ils
composition by the Chemist Don Francisco
Suarez,) we hereby authorize It's use, not as a
specific, but as good ard useful remedy lor
persons requiring il, hose hair Is IN a stale o!
decay from sickness or other causes.
i c;.,,, Joss BERNAL, NJ, ID.
i ''s"''' SIMON DEilsvIA, NJ. ID.
Witnessed by
Cayetano Ponton, Notary Public.
The above testimonial Of the great efficacy
and value of Wards Hair Oil, was given tue
proprietor by the Royal College of Physicians
at Havana, aud to those who are acquainted
with the extreme rigidness Of the medical po.
lice of Havana, II speaks volumes 1t Is con-
i elusive.
! CAurIoN.-'rhe great demand for Wards
Oil has induced many to counterfeit 1t. None
! is genuine unless 1t has treatise of thri 1.-TWO
pages round each bottle, with red Nylographic
! Label and blue Vgnette centre. Prepared by
/ T.. a. WARD, VI. d., New York, and no other
place. General Depot and Wholesale office, s.
barclay street, New York.
For sale by DR.. II. u. U3/iRD,
Sole Agent for Newport,
Sign Of The Golden .n1riT.
/ Newport, Jan. 3, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

A practical farmer inioi", The iiar'iord
Times that IN taking up fence that had
been set II years he noticed that some OF
The posts remained ncady sound, while 9TH
er- were ruttcd oil at the bottom. WINE
looking for The cause, he found that those
post, hat were sci limb part down or lnver-
ted from the way they grew were sonho
Those winch were set as they grew were
rotted Off This tact is worthy the attention
of farmers.
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siarine and Fire Insurance

fsNIIE subscriber will act as agent, and pro-
cure policies for such persons as may
desire to effect insurance, aud VIII engage
to have It doGe on terms as favorable L"
those who employ hun, and at Offices as safe
as can be desired. !ie has made such nr-
rangemcnts as will prevent any dlsappolnl-
ment, whether wanted Oh vessels, cargoeS'
cutchines, felghts, cotton wooden or other
manufactures or machinery therein, rope
walks, buildings finished and in progress OF
crection.l lumber, oil, aud merchandise o'
every description.
I All orders left at his place OF business, OF
at his residence IN Mill street, will bt
promptly attended to. ~
BENZ. MUMFORD.
Newport, July 3, lSll-6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

SoAp-A HiNr IN llousEwiFERY i"
summer and autumn yonr soap grease u APP
to accumulate bcyond your immediate want,
# prt away 1t is apt to be devoured by nng-
pots, and # made into soap, yon may h"'
have pine or other appropriate vessels enough
To hold il. Having suffered loss trom oeInH
placed IN such circumstances, we were inhch
pratfed w!th peace ot Intelligence acclden-
lIInlly received. which relieved Us from the
| d,-agreeabe dilemma. BY boiling yonI
! SOFT soap with salt, about quart of the lat
liter to three gallons ot the former, you car
| separatc lie aud water enough to make the
! soap hard. After boiling half an hour, turI
! i, on, into a tub to cool Cot the cake whlcl
swlms on the top into pieces, and haVIh-
| Isctaped utf fruth aud other Impurities, mcl
IInraln, without the lie aud water nnJerneall
IIof course,) and pour it into box to co"'
You may then cut It up into bars ot popc
.d,ncuslons tor drying BY adding proper
ton of ros,n, well pulverlzed, at the las
l.bmlinn, you viii hav" yellow soap Ike ina
made iur Ptoughman.
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HEADACHE AND DROWSINEsS

Cured by the use of VIM. Browns mex
haus,lble double perfumed medcoted Salts,
prepared in sponge with a screw cap bottle.
1t is decidedly the best article ever invented
to remove the above complaints. There be-
ING in the market many limitations for the
true and genuine article, call for VIM.
Browns Mcdca,cd Sponge Salts. A socu.
" against counterfeit, observe the name on
the label, VIM. Brown, proprietor.
For sale in Newport by
II. Il. HAZARD, D,,ou;s,s
II. j. TAYLOR,
June
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Bank Of Rhode Island.

4 Semi-Annual Dividend will be paid at
N the Bank of Rhode Island on and after
the lst day of July next
w A. CLARKE Cashier.
Newport. June 90, 1911.
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;rPMRS. NJ. n. GARDNER'SI INDI-
An HAISAM NE MOKT ND
DIR. Jayne's Medicines !

4 " assortment of DR.. Jaynes' Medicines
~ ins, received from Philadelphia, and for
sae wholesale aud retail by DR.. Il. X. lIAT
ARD. at the sign of the Golden Mortar
Wasblnpton square, Newport, Il. /.
March 1
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Newport Bank.

4 Semi Annual Dividend will be paid at
"a this Bank, on aud after July lSt.
S. CAIIOONE, Cashier
Newport, June %, ,lSii.
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Wrieht's Indian Vegetable Pills.

A fresh supply of the above invaluable
Medicine, jus, received from the N. f. Once
Of the North American College oi Health,
and for sale by the subscriber, who Is The
only authorized agent for tins town.
Iulv o0l ANNA Nj. EDDY.
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CAPT. CHARLES WooLsEY,

Until further notice, will regularly leave
Newpor, on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, al 81 p m, for Stonington, whence pas
sengers tor New York will proceed The same
evening, either III the massachusetts,, CaP''
Comslock or the Rhode Island, captain
/ rhayer.
o. For Tickets, Ber'hs or Staie'roon''
apply to the Captain on board.
Julv H.
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Troy, n. Y. Apr. q, Isii.

The Wing, Of Trenton, n j. hold large
and enthusiastic meeting on Monday evening,
Ia respond to the nomination oi CLAY ana
FRELissuuysEN..ihe Mayor III the Chair. Able
specches were made by II. NJ Green, ;. Cum
,nere, and others Tie LOG Cabin Boys IN
sis,,d ON singing a new Song to an old tune
which was gladly accorded them. 1t was as
follows
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so! Hhai has causcd this grcat commotio" =
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SODA, SODA, SODA.

If yon want as Good an Article rs can be
4 found in 'he Great City, and the best III
this Good City, just call at S1.7C Us Con
rectlonory, and you can be supp led with 1t
IN bottles, with or without syrup, by the doz
cn or single, or drawn from the fountain with
a great variety Of syrups that cannot be
surpassed in quality in this or any other
CITY. May l6
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~ Wm. Browns pure Extract Of Sar.
snpsrla, prepared by a new mode OF cx.
tracing the strength from the root without
eyaporn,Ion. IS now extensively rccommen-
dcd by the Boston physicians; It is fast tax.
mp the place of oil medicines for purifying
the blood. humors IN the face and neck Sal
Phcum. all dlscusrs Of the skin, Rhruma.
llam, scla,c Complaint, &C. 1t is ia cx,cn
siyc use Tor "radIca,lug mercural Diseases
rom the system.
For sale in Newport by
g. II. HAZARD, nrr,,;s,s
X. J. TAYLOR,
June 8.
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SELECTED POETRY.
From the Newark Sentinel
Ebe TmiligDt Nour.

CDe CWttlDDt WUWe'
love the peaceful hour,
When twilight hues are fading,
When evening shadows lower,
And earth with night is shading
When every care reiIres aar,
And dolly tolls ara endei,--
Beneath, above--swept pence and love,
Thro' earth aud sky seem blend d.
a, such an hour, between
Departing day aud even,
reel thar all the scene
Breailes less of earth than Heaven
Then thought and feeling cast
Their magic influence Ger me,
While al the eveni'ul past
Ia vision comes before me.
The ioys, the fears, OF bygone years.,
The shades of hopes long wlihered-
By momory's power, IN fhIs sweet h"hr'
Around ne then are gathered,
With all I've priced aud loved,
Tho cherished aud true heafted,
By death or change remnVed,
The lost-the oDg-deparIod'
And vet, of hours like these,
There, one, of all the dearest,
Emblem of perfect peace,
when Heaven tn earth seems nearest.
II il, when fades, mid twilight shades,
The Sabbnth's peaceful llsh',
A blessed hour, whose thrilling power
Excris holy might
And white it IIits the eye
Br,oud the stars oi even,
To purer worlds on high,
IL speaks of SINS iorgtNen.
Al sach an evontde
Win Que OF Kindred feeling,
How often side by side
I've converse held-or knnrllng
Before the throne Of that High Que,
Whose courts our steps had pressed
Held commune sweet, nj Je,u, feet,
Aud f'it our spirt blessed -
Oar vows of love renewed
Our hopes revived aud brl2htcned-
Dur souls with JOY lmbued-
Aud every burden lishIened.
Aud oh at this pure shrine
How sweet kind thoughts to cherish,
Or spirits linked with mlnc,
Whose memory may not perish.
For such, to plead, how blessed, indeed
White Jesus drgnS To h,ar;
Sweet ioretastG lhis, of future BLISS
Which bring, the heavenly near,
And 10 - soul doth give,
o. dcaihios, love, a token,
Oftios, which shall outlIye
The wreck of worlds, unbroken.
TnoY, n. Y. Apr. q, l5ii. IDA
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RE MOVAL.

c.RsAPARrrLA and Tomato Bitters; Tooth
- ache Drops; Browns Boncset Candy
Stnrkwcather's Ilepatic Elixir; lnexsausis-
Die Smelling Salts "a further supply OF these
celebrated articles just received by
lime o,h II. J.TAYLOR.
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No. | Silver Top, or Sarsaparilla
Mead Syrup.

This Temperance Beverage IS now tnhhu-
faotured by WIN. Brown, 4Sl Washington
street. Boston. Nv wholesale agents, ,slessrs.
Dana, Evans g. Co, Sios Pierce a. Co,
White g. S,cadman, Ilcnshaw, Ward u Co,
aud T.. ID. Brlndlcy, are now supplied with IA
fresh article. Also for sale IN Boston by
most of the wholesale West India Goods and
Druggist stores. Rctalled by oil the Gro
ccty stores in Boston, Lowell, Salem, Provl-
.dcncr. New Bedford Worcester, Springfield,
lIarliurd.
There being limitations in the market, DO
n,,,tcul,r ,o call Tor WIN. Browns No. 1
SILVER Top or Mead Syrup II Is manniac-
Iurcd with the best of sugar, aud superior
Sarseparlla and forms one OF the most whole
some and cheapest beverage now ~ use.
For sale in Newport by
r. Il. lIAIARD, Druggists
Il. J. TAYLOR,
! June 8.
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UHTALKDEN'S Genuine British lnl
Va Powder at r.. TAlLOR'S.

~ WHIrNEY'S WiIOOPlNG Cough AND
| IJR ROUP CORDIAI.-The peculiar adaptation ol
Celwcll known medicine to the cure Of the complaints
thisgnaied by It's name, its general by almost every
family in the cy and the notorety IL has obtained hs
nm inv ouabe pre ions reud,rs il quite unnecessary
To say enythng ia its favor but 10 such as have never
tested IT, superior virtues, II il highly recommended ~
perfectly sale and eltctua remedy IN the above com
plants. ,
II has been standard medicine for Group, III nnmcr-
Gus families in this vicinity for the sst lwelNe years
and the continually increasing demand Tor IL is sufficient
evidence that II Is becoming popular hs Is Nhua-
ble medicine, aud is still ns highly appreciated rs ever
No family should be without II Mt ms season oI tue
wear when children hv exposure To the sudden chh2ts
n the weather. subject to severe and uhoNpeclrh NJ
lacks Of these alarming complaints, which might he
by an immediate resort to THIS potent ana uh
ailmg remedy. ..,., go, =. =,
For sale in Newport by TAYLOR No IA
Thames street r'o d
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.fAiRY-BANK COTTAGE
a.! WE.N DNACEo
One Of he pIeasanlest places on Rhode
Jsiand

- -C>>>..:Z<<<S- -
'ENllIS establishment ls new open Tor the
reception of company. Persons visiting
toe Beach Who may choose to stop few
hours at the Cottage, can be accommodated
with rooms, aud supplied with Ice Creams,
Water ices, Lemonade, Soda Water, Ale,
Beer. Cider, Fruit, Cake, Pastry, &C &c,
all Of which viii be furnished IA cheap as
the articles can be obtained anywhere, aud
warranted of the first GUILTY..
! Plcknlck and other Pleasure parties ac-
accommodated with rooms by the hour or
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O. What has caused all this Whig Thunder
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

uNAyIs'S VEGETABLE PAIN
lP RULER, FOR rheumatism, Pain IN
the urad. Toothiche. Brui "s, SPANS, Nc =,
D,c.7l r. !. JAlLORS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
Rhode Island Union Bank

4 Semi Annual Dividend will be paid on
~ aud after the l3t day OF July next, to
such persons as shall appear by the books OF
said Rank to be Stockholders thereof Oh the
9Th instant.
BENZ. A. MASON, Cashier
Newport, June 26rh 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

For The Grouih, Preservation and ReSio-
ration Of The Hair.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
n, r.. II n Y a II D,

Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, X. |. lfeb. l.