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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
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EIGHTH AI...THussoAy. May 3.
The Conference assembled this morning 81 the
usual hoar, Bishop ANDREW III the CLAIR. Rev.
DR.. ELLIOTT took t!G lead in devotional exercises.
4 communication from the Board OF Managers o.
the American Bible Society. inviting the Conference
10 attend the Anniversary OF that Society this fore
noon, was received and read by the Secretary.
whcreupon it WAS voted 10 accrp; the INV ,at.on,
and 10 adjourn for that purpose at tall past nIne.
An Epstle from The Wesleyan Methodist CAurci.
in Canada was offered ard read. twas in the usu-
al form OF such communications. and represented
the Church in Canada 10 he in highly tiourlshing
condition. Their literary restitution has ntcly ben
endowed as College, and $20i0 4 Year secured 10
it liom the Government. The En:S.le was referred
TO lis appropriate Committee.
Mr.. RYEKsoS. one uf the Canada del! gates, gave
noticc o! his intention 10 address the Conference II
n future time.
.i:r. PowaR, Of Nor,h Ohio, offered resolution
iastruciug the proper COMMITTEE TO inquire iato the
expeliencv oi 20 altering the Discipline as 10 rre-
sct.c O uniform course CT study Tor llcentates. Re
ferred.
Mr. CRoucH, Of Ky. offered two resolutions; the
first instructng the Committee on uncracy 10 ~
quire whether the Lords supper is administered
with sufficient requeacY, Gnd If nof, 10 suggest
remet, the second providing for the appointment
of q Committee OF i've 10 draft Pastoral Address
to the Methodist people Adopted
Mr. PORTER of the n. L. Conference, presented
n resolution iust.ucns the Committee on Missions
10 inoure into The expedlency o. so altering The Dis
cipine, Sec. g. Part H., require the appoint
ment of Missionary Stewards on each Station and
Circuit TO take charge OF Missionary affairs. Adopt
cd Adjourned.
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u The attendant Of the Arabian horses is
quite lion in our streets. Whenever he walks
out, he is dressed in his goto meetings., aud cuts
a great figure, with his magnificent lurban, white
peticoat naked legs, slippers and broad striped,
MANY. coorcd mantle He IS Il tall, straight,
-u,o,t looking follow, ~iui sv.a' constantly
III his mouth. LSaIem GGzctte.
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r-s- The Iuy;sible Wig 50 closely resembles the
rca head on ta; sccptcs and connosscurs nve
ed il the most pccc; and extraordinary invention % o. t ia b
io rren advantage of this novel and unique w " Is w
ins made ihou, sewing weaving winch causes Us npe
,c. - closely 10 resemble the natural hair. bnth ID he
and rcrcrI n,occHcc us defy detection. It's texture Dti-
50 beautiful porous and 50 free 'a, IN al c, @ ~ IF ober
Wrx entirely nvole The sceptlc and c9nnlsseui .t uhe
nted 10 inspect this novel and beautiful w ~ ana te pc
cnl;nr method OF fitting the head AZ the manuiac.ncr "a
G. BARRY li6 Broadway, corner oil Liberty street. w ~
n0n IniS
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CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE UNITED STATES.

No. SO DowEKY.
ANDERSON & DOBDS have just received large ana
splendid Of new Spring Patterns OF superior auaiy
THREE PLY AND DOUBLE SUPERFlNEH!
Carpetng Patterns that cannot he found IN any other Esao
hshment. -. ~,
Extra fine md Common Ingram Carpcins, Venitian Hal
Rugs Pnrnr Door Mats. Table and Pane G3yers -,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. &C. -!
All owhich where purchased fer previous to the
rren advance on the above description Of CaYets and VIII
be son nj the usual ow prices ut g I3owery. 49,,
,rato iba;r selections ANDERSON x DOBBS,
-'O''' ''N'''' nhoyp Hester
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n-s- Dr. Felix Gournud's Italian Medi-

Gated SoapFOr curing teckes pInpei bs eTudII pnd nj
;rrtotor nnJ fouele and saowness and darkness 3 the
sk oup mo remarkable Of recent aI sposen
DIN all directions and every who use recommend IT, oe
cake 50 cents warrant 10 answer al o'dinnIy pulp p
from the corner of Broadway. Agents. Mix street Bos.on
!6 Chestlu s,rcct Phadepha Gray Poushkespse ,
Zoo ti.S'el' .,2Sis Sfi Savn,t " a20 lnis
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Crs- Hardware, Cutlery, 1c.-LEWlS BENE-
DICT * co. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have removed to tins city; ad haze uhen
the Store 81 Peavsrect. oipoe the rcGt.eet House,
where they opening large ani welselccied aSso
o; Goods, both Foreign and Domestic to which they
would ca the attentions Of these wishing purchase. apo
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n, MIR. Yell has resigned his office Of Goverss
nor of Arkansas. i'll Ortcr To canvass the State
for Congress .'lr. Johnson, President of the Sc
narc, is cx otlicio the Executive officer OF the
[ Common n ciln.
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der Col. Goodman. The troops occupy Fourth
street from WHlnut to Spruce. a party OF the
lmiad' lphia Grey's h1v" just brought Ia the Nav
or's G.lce, arrested al kensing,on, a boy named
ltess, tlken in the act OF communicating tire 10 :,
house.
The City Councils have just met
Orders, II IS SAID have been seat down TO Fort
Mlfilln for L S soldiers. The city is all in con
fusion. Nothing but vigorous efforts which can.
not be expected from the volunteers, or the civil
possec, will prevent Philadelphia from becoming
1t prey to the mob, and preventing general con.
fagration.
Il ocLeCK. The Governor is said to have Just
arrived in Town. and To have declared the Cuyot
Philadelphia uader MARTIAL Law!
1t Is suggested that the Mayor should con-
GENERAL TOWN MEETING
OF the Citizens OF Ph'iadelpha to day Tor the pur-
pose oC protecting the lives and property of the
community. II should be done
During yesterday at!csnoon, the large school,
formerly conducted by the Sisters of Charity, at
kcnslHgton. was burnt TO the ground by the pop.
uIacc, together with several neighboring houses.
st. Michaers Church, and the School House, aud
so private dwellings, nll in Kcnsington, are now
in smoudcripg RUNS.
TIE house Of Alderman Hugh Clark, has been
completely gutted-aso that of his brother
The house and store of Mr.. Graham, large
and handsome building has been completely
gutted.
Soon after sundown, several houses were fred
within view of the troops.
The property Of Mr.. Mandcrson has been
gutted.
y frame building in Master street, was destroy
cJ Ia,
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rz- To Temperance Friends-1he f'cna' OF
Temperance are reminded that health; quiet aud comfort are
found rs usual Mt 63 Bachys. This establishment having
been rc,ed and put in complete order al! strangers am
, ci,v tor ttansien; stay who would like 10 test the
sncroy Of well chosen vegetable Diet, respectfully m
yited 10 call lIll linj hoSh ILL 'O
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IL Martin z. Thompson, Architect and Builder.
office No Wall street peph:ec % furnish Plans sld upe
intend the Erection of Buildings. RceIdonoe No. s.,i
svenino rlh9 3mIs
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Dcs~ The Books Of Subscription 10 The oapiia.
S,nc r,he NewYsrk and Ere Railroad Co are now open III
the Office of the CoIn1any. No. "a Nali-s,fee pe.e 'e
hours Of 10 and s. W NJ VI. "oCh hD' 'e'-1s
New-Yo:k Aprii 9th. 1919 a-o
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Schoo! ana Miscellaneous Books, &c.
WILLIAM K. CORNWELL,
G5 Beauer-Strect, t~0 doorS from Pearl-street,
Ks Offers Mt LOWEST RATES. School and Miscela.
Books. Blank Books, Papers tts and Stationery
genera, to which he invites The attention OF Merchants
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Lots In WILLIAMSBURG for SnlemsS ensi1e
~ - ,bc south Ferry surrounded by new and GOOD
ais fs % Ihev viii he sold cheap 10 close panership ap
hnucnSs FISH ~ Nn,nl. New York. or IN the evening
ply y .i,,ca IN Williamsburg. Ie-7H
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~ Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DICK, LIGHT GAyE;%S fr .uI BoAT, - SAILS
PER FELllNt;S. = 10 - inches wide: BiIGlNG. PLAN
ana ;Nlc - und "A inch Also Gram and Aea l'aGs "a
and bushels. Fu. sale by ......
BR!NCEEiliOFF. FOX & rOlHEMi'S.
o3,uni, 81 Delye. street.
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nJ- Glorious News !-SoMrTulSG NEW AND Is
TERESTiSG TO ALL CtAs>ES.-JDHN \. COLLINS. iron
the Sknne?lclcS Community, IN the City, and will con
nue, NJ Concert Hall. 400 Brondway. THIS EVENING
Fnday) May 10, nj Il, o'clock precisely, Course of Lee
re Social Science. embracing the evils and ntagonsn
Of the present Social System their anI remedy Al
persons respectfully invited TO attend.
NJ Seats reserved for tie Ladies.
ENTRANCE FREE mye 3ts
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o,,,c,- and Comfort,-The Graham

n>s- uenIth q uict, and c Om fOrt.-The GrhhaIn
House g barclay New I lSH prUsts pr he sy ssh s
" % .ng i, esb!y located clean and arr stfeet
very near the aIt # the c ana II, n e afe
vcy VI @ NV, nen while rs table is supplei with tle @
Verenb and Fruits that can s ptocqre S fxGs sere
A ni ,v el5 mafe To render onders comfortable Showe'
% Ii.ihs f,ee Remcmber. t3 Barclay street. D-D"
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
pu,,,nvtrrtI, May 60

T
Our City is now put under MARTIAL
Law. The most intcnsc excitement still pre-
walls Two Of the murdered are to be buried
this dav.and the Native Americans arc now mus
tcrngto attend the funeral OF one' when taxes
place at 81 A. NJ.
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u = I!l"!St NIltt! iIIe K-fI- ID S'"- e'r'
Te the rlstpli terms OH VIII cI
HEALS' HAIR REsTOKATIVE
I,app.ed aud supplied nj the Propris:nr's Office.
No. l3!s FiRSl-iNENUE.
Personal references giCsa is 10 tS success
nEPOTs.
Gulons 173 broadway New York.
.Iorians . MIX street. Boston.
Wilson, Il Locus; street. PhadcIpaia. -,
Parker Market Broad street, Newark a3) lmlsltN
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TurRspAY Mc1NING, l o'cLocK-Ihe Catho-
lie Churches throughout the City are low pro-
tcctcd bv Companies OF Volunteers. The whole
Of the first Division mas arrived from hcnsing
ton. leaving that District 10 the care ol TWO Coii
nanics OF Germantown Volunteers.
The citizens of Kcnsington are In great alarm
in consequence, and are sending down 10 Inc clty
far aid Gen Cadwaadcr and the first Dtgaoe
ara at St. Johns Church. Military patrols walk
tho streets, and everything wears the aspect Oh
war ~. -, .,..;o, ,,,;,,
The City Councils are still in secret session win
the Sheriff. =, ,ho ,nel6.
ut ST Aueus,nc's Church last night was s'IucA
in The abdomen with brlckoat and rendered. III
sensible for az, instant. The only person "n'
stuck to hun was d 'h!cl.
The mob were dispersed from 81 .ohh Ohu''n
bv the Mlli,ary-Gen. CadwailadeF giving 'l'ni
Inn, five minutes 10 leave the ground at tlic P'i"
ot beng fired upon. The ARTILLERY are now
puard,ng St. Johns Church, the Slate h'seiiai
onnosite. and the Orphan Asy lum, Chesnut ST. -
Market Thirteenth and Chcsnut-sIecis are lui
of the Ar,lcrsts and their ficld-pieces' n.
The Infantry are at the other Churches. III
vs,e Harlnert of the State Artillery, was acc'-
IDENTIFY shot through the leg while marching uP
To Kensington IN the afternoon ..;,o,.
Ersvrs O'CLOCK, F. M.-St. Augustine,S
Church is cntirely consumed and the huti'loe
disueyscd. ST. Mary's, ST. Joscph's, and 81
Iohp's churches have been filled with armed men,
and ,s their demolition is threatened, people are
y,,hcrinp around them and III hem waiting 'of
The assault. The two first churches are guatoSu
outside by three companies ot the "a ongaoe' JILL
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OF Office Of the New ork Scahr nm, ai,sn hat M
i Fectjon ior thirteen Directors OF me New ofS ant
Harlem Rahroad Company vii be hald q Mn .e sctSe
h - bnnts tn ofI2 noon and o'clock NJ Tia set ~
& r,nns,e, books will e closed from me IAN u LIS i u
May, bon DAYS N'e''is'e' ~ " :. CARMAN. Secy.
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/, ,IERIcAS Mt-sruM AND PERPETUAL FAIR,
- p = R,KxrH iian-esrCo Co:ef q B'ca.''aJ afd hE''
TIE HOST BAILLt,.s.T .4AD 7aIU.uPA.4%T
NICCESSfFt
ANNIVERSARY y Elk.
GRAND PERFORMANCES every af,etlc-. u ii 3lf o'eioes
TIE GL4.,-T .3.ND fiE9.vTEsS.
The =ctS wonders o he ase. -IILEsT PAlR
81 I'll l. f,p1r i,ll hrf p., ). fai ii,.n !,aii TO-
The manager S2py - anaogncc Iene,. fer one
''''' 0RPHF-4N, F.7.Wli.Yl
q '''e I.fiTlE Mss oF ONLY SiX YEARS:
TIE Family appsar ''rts az - -
SONGS 'VtgS. aE IFi'32esui I!fFi3euifI31 q ikIElfs' &c
he ,!H,'abe pIoe.i sa uae1naie M 'a,oI Gf irs
D''" Yankee and o; Vs e. ~ IN c0ifs iio'ss ''e'~a
The -: contooni,, n Ateae- W y ES IN rni'ersa M
inyo-fs Ballad -; - Pete tE!tIlO. TIE Deg
i 5e5nitgls soiie5ti.p o:wa, Fisare.;
Tie Gypsy CT ZEN Se iou.e teller. Be SeSn AID
{c5- TcScs ,, ccrfs-ciudrru srie 10 yta-g ~, cents
- - for consulting tie Cps Queen privately
pEALg's NEW YORK MUSEUM .ANp1 PICTURE
Li;tt''HIES Sit1RI EI.:
An ALaINo LADY v u ~t.;e hair .nI PINK eyes
.iAI Siren PertorarS--aI t0r one SEit!hs
po. W. oaIs H. BsSETT NET +. IA .s sssFff r, en.aeeea.
wi'h NJ DEl ARuE. II celebrated M-ac. whs W. s''c
MS much admired l"ii9I: nE5Tt CAY.
lie o,lnw1n: gcrorrae, SIC engaged:
TX 9l1 Fat w MFjN .$ ii i. Mrs .e. MtfbfHS pf5c;,
~. d. CDNDNtR. the P-vfeHr Performer.
-. ". CGN0Et,R the celebrated con,c sicrer.
Ite NE.ytitDN, urt p.3sss vggrty q" HfilAnt Over;
's l'T't fl.aa ut tUT.> G-urG t>iao:l!l1 HH1
'0ji pc'5e Cutlery con7nag ~. ;hc cele- rnrS charNc
-, c,fa- 3c evCa,9G. ue ,y On caH ce con'!!ted
sseruoea Eu,-r;aiamen, on Wolnes!Nys aud -;
-r.75s -; s 'eu'; 500 e'ety e,t1'Gs - 50 ,,S no
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-10
Itfc insurance Company OF
o ni.. in,ilntion. durlns the month Of ApnI,

fmva edJel Total Live, Insured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-11
RUSSELL'S ITCH OLVT.HE.NT

This choice aud safe Ointment is said Il
be superior 10 any now ~ use, tor that dis
agreeable and loathsomr dIsecsc, the lich.-
This Olntmrn, - so certain ~ ITS operation
that no person troubled with the above dis.
order ought 10 be without It. II iS Il remedy
for cntancons eruptons scorbutlc affection,
Of the head, or any other breaking out winch
arises from sharp humors N the blood. Price
% cents box.
A fresh supply is just received and for sale
10y X X. Hazard. nj The srgu of the Golden
Mortar-and by RI Taylor, Druggist, New
port.
Also, at wholesale by DR.. Thos. p. Moore,
and WIN. Porter, Warren Lcmncl W.
Briggs, Bristol George w. Fnlrr Central
Fails; Samuel Green and a. e.. Jrukes,
Pawtucket ; Fredrrlck Brownell. Wcstport
WIN. l.. Caldwell. New Bedford; j ~ w.
Townsend, corner of Bcekman aud Water
street, New York, aud by the prlnclpa! Drug.
gis,s IN the Union.
Newport, June !, ISi3-cowlv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-11
Il. STACY, JR.

fNoG COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA OR PHTRIS-
IC, CONSUMPTION, wHooPING Cough.
lnd all Pulmonary Affections aud Dseasc' Of
he Lungs, tins is believed to be the most
popular aud eilicacIons Medicine ever known
IN America, for proof Of which he would re-.
ter 10 those who have It. aud 10 the numcr-
,us certificates Of physicians aud others at.
'achcd to the inside wrapper to each bottle.
A distinguished physician says "hc re-
yards It "a "A safe, convenient and rry ,Gca-
cioUS Medicine" another that It has Justly nc
qnrre.~ high reputation and 80 far ns he can
earn has never disappointed the asonnblc
expectations Of those who have used It.
C = Be assured thai it Is not genuine IN
less one or both of the written signatures OF
SAMPSON Redo WM. Joss Cutler, ar.
found attached to n yellow label, on blue
envelope. (All labels of aud after the date
oi Dec. 1889 will have the written signature
IT WIN. Jon'n Culler) Prepared by RrLp,
WING s. CUTLER, formerly Lowe ~ Rccd,)
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham street,
Boston, aud sold by Druggists, Apo'hecarIcs
and country merchants generally. Price 80
cents.
For sale in Newport, by K. }. TAYLOR.
Nov. lG. 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-11

ilRpWN ~ COUGN ChNDN.-- hi agreeable arti
- rle prcpi ed by William Blown, 4 ihufui, ph he
"l" an iuthiul druggist Al the corner oi Wa, hing
"n ald ElIlo streets l. de- Ilcdy the uoi plraSaut
"dihiul hnd effective Compound Ia our mutkct fu
nr u'l't aud ca" ol The distressing aud daugcInu
.uuEhs Which prevail among IN The winter utont Is
II l. ely ptepa ed aud highly M di,atrd VI II 40
HnNrd r\prttnt 80 a. To dord instant rrrf Ia
he minated crpans oitc throat wiihou producing rs
= too on u IA" case with 'Ies. n niuSentIur and
I'ru ruHs effect upon the -toniuCh Huvinr uufnr
iuutel been cumpclr d Ia use .evern times wirhiu
4 couple years. have found ~ both grairtu nn,I
lse'ul' 'md can confidently recommend u To ouI
friends Times.
\. H. Bccaretnlto obscrv. the sicnatureorl lym
Grown uh the drr ton, thrte hrilg several rouutrt
"ii articles ~ the mar e. call for rpWn'
onrstt candy HrdicIich. Tue above : r,r sale In
tIistoAn " RI. TAi Los. ~ RE IAXAKb. Na3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-11
No. | Silver Top, or SarsaparilIa
Mead SyruD.

This Temperance Beverage is now mann
faclured by VIM Brown. AL Washington
street, Boston. Nv wholesale agents, ,hIcssrs
Dana, Evans e. Co, Sllas Pierce d CO..
White e. Sleadman, llrnshaw, Ward g. CO..
aud T. ID. Brlndlcy. are now supplied with q
lrcsh article. Also for sale in Boston by
most Of the wholesale West India Goods aud
Druggist stores. Rctallcd by all the Gro
ccry stores IN Boston. Lowell, Salem, Provi.
d"nrc, New Bedford, Worcester, Springfield,
Hartford
There being limitations in the market, be
particular 10 call for WIN. Browns No.
Silver Top or Mead Syrup; it is manuiac.
turcd with The best Of sugar, and superior
Sarsnparlla. nnd forms one OF the most whole
some aud cheapest beverage now in use.
For sale in Newport by
r. r. HAZARD, nr,oa;.,s
II. }. TAYLOR, '''ss'S'''
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-11
FINISH WHAT YOU UNDERTAKE.

| remember the maxim, "Think moth
ing done while aught remains to do, ,
being exempllfed IN two nstances-one
trIfiing matter the other of seriou.
consequence. My sister Lydla had been
knitting a silk purse for my grandfather
She SAID il was nearly done, as good as
fiDlshed-sh had not quarter OF an
hours work 10 do, only just 10 bind il off
j cannot tell why she left il 90 near com
pIeiion bu, so she did ln the afternoon,
Mrs. Richards came to take tea with my
nunt Mary. She brought with her IA
little boy about two years old. My aunt
and her vsrter were presently deep in
chat and the child was quietly amusing
himself IN corner Of the room. Pres
emily sister LYDIA came III and to her
surprise and veXation, found that he bad
just uDknt the whole oi her purse, which
u seems was the work Of few moments
The purse on which she had been en-
ployed several days, il not weeks d. the
beautiful purse which had been the ad-
mirdiion OF The whole family (; the purse
which was so near Its completion, aud
which she ~ depended upon presenting
10 her gtandfaiher as birthday present.,
was now but a tuii ot cutled silk Poor
Lydia, she ke-nly felt the loss Of her
time, ,,and the disappointment of her in
ientl0u- but, she said, what veXed her
post of all, was To- think that the blame
WAS due to herself, for having left it
'withou. flushing the binding of, which
wofid have precluded the possibility Of
such a nischance "Well, my dear"
bad NV grandfather, when he heard OF
The misfortune, 81 am sorry for your dis
appointment but hope it will prove
uselul lesson 10 you, by fixing upon your
mind that nothing is to be calculated on
or reckoned 'as good as finished until
II Is really So"
Tho other Circumstance to which re-
ferred, as illustrating the importance of
thinking nothing done while any thing
remains to do, was that of relative Of
our family, who, having little property
at her disposal, was deslrous of securing
It, as justice and gratitude dictated, to a
family of relations from whom she had
received great kindness, aud who, from
unlocked for vicissltudes, were placed inI
circumstances Of need. She got a pro-
per person to make her will, and took
great care to see that her wishes were
clearly expressed, and that no room was
left for question or dispute. So far, 50
good but she neglected to sign the
document Her death was so sudden
as Ia aIF"d ~ opportunity of giving
force to her expressed wishes she was
considered as having died intes,ale and
her property came into possession Of the
heir-ai-law, person who had never
shown her kindness, and who did not
NJ all ured an nrccsslon To his wealth I'll
while the lantily - whom she intended TO \
assist, aud 4, "ho'l Jhe assistance would
hnv" been "al'L;valuable, were LETT to
struggle on 's'iiculII"s. from which,
had She finished a. we'll ~ she begun,
they would have bccn cllccluaIIy rclIev-
ed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-11
* q IS T. l. LIS
Vegetable Bilious FILLS,
Or. FdmilU Phusic.

For general use. ~ cases of Jauniicc, NOR.
hld scnsibIIny OF the stomach and bowels
loss OF appetite, iGtid breath, cosilveness.
PILES. and all diseases arising from hillary
dcrangrmehts,-also tor correcting the state
OF The blood. and cleansing the system "i foul
and vIscld humors. Those pills nre mild
caihartIc, producing neither pans nor grip
my, and are therefore valuable and highly
approved medicine, and are pronounced a.
such by the most distinguished physicians. --
Each box containing 3S Pills. Fnce 81 !
cents box
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-11

he quite acceptable TO the cold aud fam
ishIug.
Visit your neighbors, and see what
their condition Is. There is many n
family that viii sullerlhe coming winter,
that YOU li,ilc suspect Business has
been dull, aud nothing is pn, aside Tor
winters use. Inquire into The circum-
stances of all your neIghbors, and per-
nit none Of them to suffer. If you can.
not spare little money, perhaps you
have old clothing in the house, of which
YOU make no manner Of use, aud which
perhaps Is fast decaying This will be
essential service IN a family Of children.
With trilllng expense, pair of pan,a-
looms, or Jacket, or vest, may be
made from the old clothing, that viii
keep poor ch,d comfortable all winter,
There IL much you waste IN your lanl-
lies, that might be Of service Ia your
neighbors, Iook up every thing you
can spare. Have your children out
grown their shoes or boots Don't let
them mould aud rot, but hand them To
the poor widow, for one of her children.
Gladly will she accept of them, aud
give you "A thousand thanks.
There are many rich men, besides veal
thy old bachelors, Who have no children Of
their own, who can support dozen boys
aud not feel II. 1t is your duty TO do it.
We have often thought that bachelors
were created to become fathers to those
children who are left orphans III the
world and we trus, our bachelor read
ers will take this subject into consdrra-
ton and do all IN then power for the des-
tItute.- Selected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-11
HEADACHE AND DnOwsINEss

Cured by the use of WIN. Browns mex
haus,ible double perilmed medlcated salts
prepare II IN sponge with screw cap bottle
II is decidedly the best article ever lnvon,e'
to remove The above complaints. There he
log in the market many limitations for th'
lrne and genuine article. cull for Wu
Browns Medlcalrd Sponge Salts. A secu.l
" against counterfeit, ob erve the name oI
the label, Wan. Brown, proprietor.
For sale in Newport by
H. x. HAZARD, n.;,,s
X. J. TAYLOR, !
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-11
.Nau be used IN IYine or Waier.

THESE celebrated blttcIs are composed
purely oi Vegetables of the mos, innocent ye
specific vlrtu"s They are recommended
particularly for restoring weak constitution,
cleansing and strengthening the stomach
and increasing the appctte--a'so pr"ven
tive against the cholera morbns, fever 4
"gue, rcin"vlng nausea, vomiting. heart burn
mg, weakness in the breast pain ~ III,
stomach aud other symptoms ot hatul9nc'
and Indigestion. One box will tincture Oh,
gallon. Price 2J cents box