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Artichokc-Green Globe
Aspafagu--Nhite Giant
Pole Beens-Large L small Lima
Snap Beans-Esriy China, ditto
Yellow six weeks
" E1rly nohawk, do halfmoon
" RefUges or 1000 To one
Beet-Eariy Blood nrs!p rooted
do Yellow " L"
" Long Blood, Aangle wurtzei
4" White Siberian French sugar
Brocoli-White and Purple Cape
Cabbage-Early & Large York,
Fairy aud Late Batiersea. Ear
lysugaIioaf, Large Drumhead.
Large Bergen, Flat Dutch,
DrumheadSavoyy Green curied
Savoy, he'd Dutch
Caulifiowet-Eariy and Late
Ceiery-Whiie SOLD
csnot--LonE Orange. Long Red
and While Pied
Cress-Cmlesi or Peppergrass
cueumber-T.ariy Pume, do Gus
ter, Long Green, Long Prick.
lye, Gherkin for picking
Corn-Eariy Sugar. DO Tuscaro-
RI, do Golden Sioux
Endive-Green CuIled
EgE Piant-rurple
Kale-Blue CURED Siberian,
Green CURED Scotch, Rape or
rai.
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me HUNDRED RaIes North River Hay-so Fhkias No.
Butter-s3 bhls Ap9es tay per Joseph
from New York and for sale. De IA RANKIN wHfrLOCK
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w. GAYLORD CLARK

VINHE Literary Rcnans of wills %. Ca inef1snr the ON
- poiiina Papers the Spirit Of Iafr sni sc-etoa from
yarioas Prose AMI fOcca wninss edited BY Lewis O. Char
J1si received BY ocf DRINKER NORRIS
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RICHMOND. VA. MARCH /, 1916.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

srssraivros-To City subscribers eaee pss ysss;
q, Zoe soss period whss By .a eio-ssysss. n
~ casss. In advances.
da-ss Tor ~, Insertion rs
inrons q st 81 50; and every snseee
tng Insertion. ~ cents
Transient advertisers msra PAP In advance
The of Advs nuss be seed
s tA~y until ordered BE- sopprd eknrr
ID sceosairsy e1- oriers sop writing.
Apuua Advertisers charged ESQ Cor % Inca that
psoorioa establishments of length e1esys
o..~r. Issry dsals who charged siso paper In
eiadedl
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WATSON q DIBRELL.
GARDEN SEED.

UTRoM Growers Of known reputation freh
Il genuine, Al wholesale and retail:
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vOANrALooNs. PASrALooSs 300 pair. h,., ,,,.,-a
cheap for cash. &c n xr..S |. go
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

Il raiuabie internal RemeJy

The Vegetable Pile Elcctuary, invented b,
!Dr. a. tpham, a distinguished physician of n
York city, Is the only really successful remedc
Tor that dangerous and distressing complaint, The
Piles, ever offered to The American public.
Mark this it is an Inlerpsl Eeluedy-oot m
external application, and will cure any case ol
Piles, either Bleeding or Blind, InLernaI or Ex-
iernal and probably the only thing that will.
There Is no mistake about it. II u Il positive
cure-speedy and permanent. Il is also a con
'cnIent medicine 10 sake, and improves the
general health IN remarkable manner.
Each Box contains Twelve doses, AT 4 I-3 els
per dose, II Is very mild in lis operation, aud
may be taken in cases oc tae mos, acute i'll
aammation without iangcg. Al external an
plca,'ons are in the highest degree disasrccablo,
ineonvcnient and offensive and from the yory
nature Of the disease, temporary in their effects.
This Medicine attacks The disease Il, its source,
aad remoyn. the cause, renders The cure GER
;an and permanent.
Pamphlets giving valuable iacorma.lou re-
speeding this Medicine, may be obtained of
Agents, gratis.
DAVID +. BRADLEE, General Agent for
the New England States, li9, Court St, l,osion.
Nfs.-Newpon, Il. J. TAYLOR
Bristol, S. ". nniGGs-Warrcn, w. PAR
KEK-rro,idenco, GRpsyENoR & CHASE.
Aug 81. ISi5-ly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

HUDSON AsrLuM tok THE Insane
we were htghly Interested with n visi,
70 ''''s '"s'''"''"',, On Friday Of last week,
w company will, a few friends, and we
,aHe thus orcasion 10 express our ac-
k""w'edgmen's To DR.. White, the gen
"eman'y manager Of the Asylum, fur his
po"e aHenil"n IN shaving US through
Tue lnstilullnn. The arranged, nts ior
me comfort OF lis inmates could moi well
ne better. A large yard is attached to
,he building IN which the inmates arc al
,owed TO recreaie themselves, Ly swing
ing or ridlng around upon q circular rail
way, or IN any other manner they choose.
The building is located in nm exceeding
~ pleasant situation, wita a noslhwarl
view oi the river the rooms are lalpe.
wei furnished aad cheerful, and the
whole made perfectly secure by the use
OF IRON w'ndow Sash, which, while il
affords ample security, does away with
me prIson-like and rcpplsve appearance
winch iron barred windows alwavs carry
with them, aud has a very saluiary in
huenco upon the minds of the PERSONS
confined. The whole is under the i'm
mediate supervision of Mr. C.. &. vii.
hams, gentleman well qualified to dis
charge his duties. This Asylum is one
OF the very bes, in the State. |, is CON
Quoted by DR.. Geo, IL. White, n son of
The celebrated DR.. Samuel White, de-
ceased, by whom the Institution was
founded, and is in hourishing condition.
Hudson Rep.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

Look om for The Scoundrei There is
IN this City scamp, just from Canada,
WIN new lot Of counterfeit and altered
bills Sos Connecticut Bank, Bridge
poH-S2's, Dover-Sl's and S2's North
ampton-S"s, Wren'ham--S2's, Fall
River Union SIS and S2's, Manulac-
iurers' Rowley-and, probably, olhers,
'o' numerous 10 Notwithstanding, no
doubt, TO Dive smart business. Can.
not The public be protected against this
gang of swindlers Where is that con-
'empla'ed operation ? Wake up or else
yon may have more bad money in circu-
'a''on than genuine. II Bostoy .iMs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
Sasaparilla and Wild Cherry Bit,crs.

The Sarsapalilla and Wild Cherry Bu,crs
ere now acknowledged by all who have gave
thcm trial to be one of the best preparations
now IN use. A. a Family Medicine i, is in
valuable, IL Is pleasant to the taste which
makes 1t an easy medicine to administer to
children, and IS fast taking The place OF those
nauscatlng remedies which have been go
long IN use.
For Dyspepsia, Ilcadachc, Indigestion,
iinmors, PAIN IN the back and side, they
have been used with great sncccss. The
to,iowlng is one among many testimonials o!
The efficacy of this medicine IN possession Of
the proprietor.
Sandwich, Sept. 1, 1871.
Dear Sr-Ths is to certify that my daugll-
Ter has been troubled with Dyspepsia for a
number OF years, attended with almost con.
slant headache and other distressing symp.
toms which accompany this disease She
VISITED Boston to avail herself of the advice
OF the Justly celebrated physicians of ,ha,
city oil 10 no purpose. BY the solicitation
OF friend, wns induced 10 purchase a bot
tie of DIR. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cher
~ Blltcrs. Before taking one bottle she
was relieved of the headache aud after TAX
ing two or three bottles the other symptoms
entirely disappeared.
Yours ~ Il GIRES
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
,ASHtP NEWS. A.
i>ORT OF RORT.
All RIVED.

II THURSDAY, Aug II.
schrs Albert Rogers, Buruell, N Haven fo
frov.; Ar"go, Cor,heli, Boston for n. London
FRIDAY, AE. Is.
| schr Floridian, Hopkins, from Pawtuckct
Shcrs Augusta, Bath for Providence; Sprlns
bird, Cole, Prov. for Camden; ChampioH.
Gibson, Calais for Prov. Mystic, Churchill,
N. York for do CaroIIne, Kelly, Gardiner for
do; Doria, Kelly, do for do. Daniel, Kelly,
kennebeck for 90 FIoridian, Lamphcer, W.
glnIa for do; Mary, Trcirihep, Norfolk for
Portsmouth Jane, Gilchrist, Calais for War.
rcn,
SUNDAY, Aug. II.
Barque Manha, Trcirthen, Pctou, for
SOmorsrt.
Schrs Eliza Lawton, Lampheer, BaIumore
tor Prov. llalco, McWaltns, r. River for
PhilaIelphia.
MONDAY, AR. la .
Srhr Pizarro, Sherman, fin Bangor
Schr Maine, Bnbridge, from do
Schrs Augusta, Hatch, Bangor, for Norwich;
Maria. Baker N. York for Nantucket Bride,
s'"sloa, n York for Por,land Champ on,
Drew, Philad. for Nantucket.
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Nj T. NOR ANDA.

\ Bar1ne Providence, Vinson, was oT Liver
pool 10Th inst. fin SAY >annah.
Brig Tasso, Riley, was IL, Turks Isrd l.
inst ldg for tins port.
Brig Annawau, Swascy, was at Char,csto,
?'i, for Wilmington, NC. to load for n. Bed
ford
Brig Prince dc Joinville, FAY lor, arr II
Charleston sth, fin Sagua la Grandr,
Gris Lisbon, Austin, sid from Calais, Mo.
"a in't, iot Brr4iuda (not as before rcporlcd)
aud "ns spoken 18Th, lat. 80 30 Ion 40 ~
Brig Ccia,ia, Doughty, hence, arr at Phils.
18Th.
pyg Algonquin, Cozzens, arr at Boslpa .2tl
tm i'hiia.
Schr Hannah, 6 masis) Woodman, was a,
kio irande about jung, i7th dlscg
srhE Cora, Read, sid la Georgetown S,h for
Pruyidruce.
schr VIM, Davis, Handy, cid Il; phlad. Oh!
for this port
Sehr Dmech Briggs, eII n n. York 10Th for
.iali
schr Mobile, Cozzcns, arr at n. Orleans 5tb
fm Pensacola
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
D i A II II S,

. III ma Town. on the 10th inst. George l.,
Daron, son OF Mr.. Thppas Stacy, Jr., ugcd {
mos. and days.
=, a. The Newport Asylum, Oh the Cd inst. Miss
Polly Phillips. aged a yeGr4
Ia New Orleans, July Isl Mr.. John Hazard,
%, providence, aged - years. Mr. IL. was
o'own up In the steamboat Marquet. lie has
'eii nwlie and two children in Providence, 10
mourn his loss.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
$40 Reward J!

ETEN DOLLARS REWARD, will b.
u given for the apprehension Of George
Davis, alias Brewster, recently prisoner IN
the jan IN this county, on charge of lncit.
Said prisoner broke jail on Monday evening
last-he is about . feet inches high, thick
set, light complexion, Iurher lqw forehead
black eyes, full face. gcnicmanly in his ap.
pearancc, had un when he lett llc Jall two
snils OF clolhes-0pc C black sun and the
other light sult.--ll Is believed he had ON
the hight spll oyer The dark, and carried with
hun change oi linen IN his pockets. 1t is
supposed he has gone TO Boston by the way
OF Proyldcncc.
The above reward will be- given for his APP
prchenslon and r'lurn to Newport JaIl, og
Five dollars reward tor any information
whereby he mny be arrested aud brought
back To prison. iI'ThGGART, Jaiior.
Newport. Aug q, 1915
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
III f. A l. ID OF THE TIMES.
NE'W ADVERTISEMENTS
AI:Nandcr,s u TricObaphc.

A new and valuable Liquid Dye which
4 '"''ah'aneously changes The color ol
The hay toa beautiful brown or black, with
ou' INJURY 10 the hair or skin aud which will
not IAN OF complete success, when properly
japplled. Sold by
X. II. HAZARD.
Sigs Of The .'fortar, near he Court House
Aug. 81, 1916.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

ENOR Dyspepsia, Nervous debility head
\ nchc, habliual costivencss, cutnnruus
Diseases. cnui, gravel &c., and ms u grnlI,
cooi'ng pwgdfir corrcctor oi acdly, Sc, -
admirably adapted To the complaints oi the
present srasur, possessing at ~" samc time
The agreeable qualities Ola Glass of Soda
W atrr. Sold by X. K. HAZARD.
Slpn of The Godrn Mortar, near the Court
House.
Aug. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
WITHOUT MxDIcIME

This instrument has received the tayornbe
notice apd cpmmendsIon Of Dss. Mott
Rodgers Grscom aud Francis of New York:
the Eacnlly Of Philadelphia, Piusburgh, Inn
ford aud New Haven. and of medical Ipen
VINO have lad tn opportunity Of an examina
ton.
Letters post paid directed 10 the nddress
OF Dr. BoARDMAs, Al, Broad street, Prov.
dcnce, will receive attention, without charge
DR.. Is. expects soon 10 visit this place, oi
which notice will be given. Aug. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
Bartinc's Lotion.

4 valuable remedy for Rhrumnlisu,, pains
"a ~ the back, sad" and Iolns, dlslnca,inn,
and fractured bones, enlarged and sui Inu,-.
im discussing glandulnr aud other swclhugs
agnc ~ ilic lace aud breast. sprains. copIu
siont. Sc, Nc,d Il. H. llAHAED'S.
~, - Dtni llIc Count iluu.c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
INDIAN VEGETABLE
MEDICINES.

NR IS. G. MURRAY, would respect
~ fully announce 10 the citizens of New
port aud lis vicinity, that he has taken the
office IN Mill street, formerly occupied b,
Doc'. L. H. Pcckhom, where lie can be found
ready I" wait upon all those who may favor
hln with call.
DR.. NJ. having spent several years among
The Indians IN FLORIDA. and Witnessing ihcu
mode OF treatment, feels conGLrn, ia offer
ng himself tn the public aud claiming lor
his mode of treatment that mcrl: which L.
commensurate wIE IT'S success.
n New Bedford his office Is al g6 pur.
chase street July 81 In.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

Al Market 1850 Beef Caule, 1000 Sleep anl
ly.o Swine. Several hundied Re.T Cattle
lOoo, sleep aud 200 Swipe unsold.
La consequence ofthe very large stock al
market, prices ofevery description declined
very lew extra cattle ot narket-frsl quality
a. a % SECOND S4s4 30, third S3 a 3 IS
sheep-Duli--Lanibs from l2 10 10 old
Sheep from ! 25 to So
swino-shoats to peddlc 3a3 I.4c for sows,
Ia . i'4p Tor Barrows. Old Hogs AT yl.4 4
and I l'ac. AT retail from to 5 &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
HAIR DRESSING &c.
-"ss - See.

VkSllr +. subscriber having taken the store
z No. ISL Thames -. dlrcclIy opposite
DR.. Il. J. Taylor's, aud Glcd It IN inshIona
ole style, is prepared 10 inInish al WIN may
favor Ina WITH their patronage, with good
supply Of FANcy GooDs Fcriumpry, Han
Ql, Combs & Brushes, Ornamental Han
Work, Phalon's anl-dandrun, &c. lie /,
also prepared To Shave, Cut, Curl, 6r Sham
poo the Hair, n, the shortest notice.
a share al public patronage il respectfully
solicited GOHTQN ANDERSON.
n. B. Razots honed at iLe shogles, no
,ice.
Newpod. Iuly 5, 1855 --3m.
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NOTICE.

M llEREAS, my wifi Martha has left my
w bed and board, tins is to forbid all per.
sons harborIng or lrliSting her on my account
MS ! will pay no debts ol her contracting ar
,cI this date. EDMUND ALBRO.
Portsmouth, Aug. 4, lSl5.-3w.@
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KngS,sSiDg

PW 1aking .Natc Easy -Wr nnnouuc"
with great pleasure the important fact thai Il
mcdIcIn" has just made lls appearance which
though p"w"f.ul purgAiIvo aud an un,lyal.
led purdcr of the tlood ncuh"r ayprs not
rauscatrS, aud - administered ~ the form nl
sugar plumb. We, Of cpursc, nlludc tu
ClIck"Hct'S Sugar-coaicd PlIls, which We
p"'"isc, by our cxchaDgc papers, arc cvcsy
where the fagc, aud fast diving s!l the old
fashioned. rfplng, ond Dauscuiing popular
compound out OF Tie market.
Sold by H. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
TO the Afflicted.
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace,

A N immediate relief to Incipien, Con
~ sumption Bronchitis, Palpitalion o
The Hearl-Dyspepsia and affections Of lh'
digestive ond assmllp,ng organa generally
PIles-Prolapsps and dlseases of women
Spinal Curvature, weakness and, irEi,oton-
Nervous atfecilOns
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
''J IT. II vi ITO,
X. J. TAYLOR, Agent.

Cure FOLLOWS CuRE!-Fmiher err.
dence Of Me efficacy Of Thomson's Com
pound Syrup Of Tar & Hood Nophiha,
IN Consumption.
Mrs. II. L. WARNER, now residing at The
house of Michael &. Fisher, in Woodbury.,
N. j., was attacked lS months ago, with a
violent disease OF the lungs, pronounced by
her physician, DR.. w. H., of Philadelphia,
CONGESTION Of the Lungs. The pain in her
breast was violent, with difficulty Of rcsrira-
tlon, and total inability To raise the phegm,
prccIudIng the possibility Of rcpose, and ren,
dei,ng It necessary to remain proppcd up in
ned three months. Her voice was gone
Her physician deemed her case hopeless, and
she ceased to indulge The hope OF recovery.
Hearing of the numerous cures effected by
Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar and
Wood Naphtha as a last resort she resolved d
ioi try II, aud in very short time her health
improved and to steady perseverance, IN the
usc OF tbs Invaluable remedy, she alone at
tributes hcr copplctc restoration to health
The above statement respecting my wife
is strictly true, and her recovery is alirlbnto.
bile solely TO the use Of rhoms"n's Componnd
Syrup of Tar and Wood Naphlhn-every
other remedy having failed in Der case.
HENRY Il. WARNER,
May 10, 1915. kingSssBg.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21
70 THE CO.NSuMP TIVE !

Every family in The United States should hc
supplied with Guchan'S Hungarian Balsam -.
Life, not only to counicract tlle consamptiyc
tendencies of the climate, bot 10 be used rs a
preventive medicine in all cases of Colds,
Coughs, Splitting nf Blood, PAIN IN the side and
hest, Irritation aHd Soreness Of the Lung .
bron' .II's, Dl!i!cully Of Breathing, Hectic to
yer, Night Sweals, Emacalon and General
Dcb'I'iy. Aslhna, lnIluenzI, looping Cough
and Group.
Ia ease Of actual disease Of the Iunas, or
seated Consumption, 1t is the only source Of
Hope.
Sold by Mcdonald s Smith, Sole Agents ro,
The United Kingdom. NJ the Italian Wr,cholse,
Regent Street London, IN bottles aud cases, for
SHIPS, Hospitals, sc.
Eg Specid AppoiHtmem -DAVID Z,
.BRADI.EE, iIo, Court slrcci, Boston. Mass
Sole Agent for the United States aud British
american "rGyiacm
American price, per boulc with full dl.
REGIONS for the restoration of iicalIh
Pamphlets, containing mass Of English and
\mcrlcan c .rlIlcarcs aud other cydcncc, show
ing the unoquallcd merits of ihis great Engli-h h
Remedy, may bc obtained of the Agents gals.
None genuine, without the written Signature
of The American Agent, on - gold and bronze
abel, to counlcrfoil which is forgery.
AGENrs-Now pori. x. J. TANLOt. - Eris
iol, :. ". BRIGGs Warren, W \. rAR.
tE-Pruvidcnce, GEosvLNoR & tHAsE-
New Bcdlord, l.. THoknIoN < Son Fall
River, L.. = tHAsE. Auu II, ,Siy. ly.
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PEANUTS,

~ Bushels Prime Southern Peanuts JUS
-" Received and for Sale ot
RIDERS Fruit Store, " Thames 81.
Aug, q.
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BRIGHTON MARKEr,
MPHnAs, Aug ~, ls45.

Rspar"d for ,hs Boston Daily Advertiser a ea,riol
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ANOTHER L,FE SAVED /

Dr. Bradlrc bear Sid lake much plea
sure IN giving you "A statement Of The bcncic al
effects of Burhfn's Hungarian Balsan, on my
daughter who had been Tor ii number Of Years
afflicted wltl bad cough, pain m The side, rails.
me of blood. aud all these pains aud troubles
which attend that ,usiiioqs disease, con,urnp-
ton. ! employed n physician who attended
Der a long time II, great expense, aud then az
NlScd the consultation of celebrated physician
in nclshboring town, al still greater expense,
aud after number of visits from the adv sing
physjcal, and ,he continuance for some time
of the family ply sicidn he declared he could
do no more for her. lie had done all that he
roud, aud could see no benefit from it,
then employed Botanic Physician for some
tlimc, who seemed to do be, so,ac good, Lut did
not reach the root of the disease. was thea
ndvlaed by friend To Try Iiuchan's hungarian
l,alsam. | have used six bottles with ihe mos;
astonishing effect II has restored her strength,
cared her entirely Of her cough and pain IN The
side, and sh" j. nov attending Ia her acru pm-
ed d",gS. 1h, Esay seem wonderful but il il
no more strange ,.,in hue, and ! would advise
al who have symptoms Of consumption 10 take
this medicine IN season, aud not wa.t till all
hope Is past, although This case has terminated
30 fortunately. In this case ! paid between one
and two hundred dollars for physicians aaG
medicine without any satisfactory benefit, while
six dollars worta of the Hungarian Ealsan has
removed the dl-ea>o, renew cd the strength, aud
brought on II healthy action of Tie system -
Fry il fer yourselves, and you will find the one
half has not been told lou can usa his
letter "a you think best aud as will do mos;
good and wiyhing THAI your medicine may
benefit many rs much as NY ddu. hlrg.
lrenaln gratefully yours,
JNO. YOUNG.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

Bath, ,iaine, Feb. q, iSiI
J.. >. ! woul. say further, that about five
ears ago my daughter commenced raising blood
which continued at times for three years, aud
someti'nes very d, I'LL about two years, when
she commenced taking this BalsAm. The hr.t
bottle stopped the raising Of blloh entirely, aud
she has never been toublGd with il since
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-08-21

BY Long kinnd iMl Read and Spisadpi
'Si,'ensr .Ne,o> ifaVen.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-16
Nbi9 uno gcccfcco proItripticn.

Die 2(ti.suns bss !6errn Stranger aIs
SenTal spptmeilter, Dar fir bic $cccfccc
8latter lanse 3eit riu fsbsnDss gapitel uno
bic 81. Ocrt Wlornin9 Nsps bebauptete gang
fnrslitb nod, CT babe binnsn ,psni9en 9Bo
hen febssbn bunbsrt Dofmeiter abseIsst
Gin BIif auf Sas baIbjdtrise 0esilter Don
1910 auf ls4l aeist ieeeeb, ba6 oieie Ansa'
BE, mic ale sceofoec SebauptunSen ron oer
wabrbeit Isbr fem lisst. Oie 9an5e SabI
Der 05etbIel unter oeu 9eputi pcitnsiltsrn,
init ginI Itblu6 BET burb 3os, Gs1snation
ODER Ber(efuns erlebisttn Stellcu, bonn 4teu
Mars bis gum 80. Septbr., welebes snen
Idneeren Seitranm ais Die Gpminiitration
BON 5rn. Granger umfa6t, bstrd9t nur atbt
buneert unb feds nno bierjis aus flnfebn
ranIeno @tellsn. Sis6 itblis6t 0sbsn W1o.
nate in Ntb, unb nic6t ipeaiae Wctbsu, nab:
renb untcr feinem Sorsdnssr bonn so. Seps
temter / $40 Bis 4tcn Mdrs l94l, al(o in
flnf monatsu, ein 2auienb uuo 3wei une
,lpansis Abiesuusen IN ienem AmteSpeise
Statt fanben.
9isb beist cine atlesrnbs 1ominifration,
,psldber bas Sieen ber Ssrbammuns aufSes
orift mar, mdbte beinabe boppelt 70 Dielt
nisper, als BET .,perfoIsunss flebtise" 5r'
Vran9er teiin Intritt elmer neuen Hbnini
1ratiou that einSlif auf bas blaucSu6
,relebss cine ofiieielle Husabe allcr Imtslpeeb
1cf, nett bsrea Datum liefcrt, ,piro bic Slid
tisfeit unlsrer Bsbauptuns tstpcilsn.
9euT6e Nepublieaner.
1Sdbrsnb Der Lsstsn gEcbe battsn mir sini'
az falte Sage, uno pieIe qsuts febntsn Gb mad
eiusm marmsn Ofsn. 3ismIib frib.
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Nuaut, 5err Sabic 5cfman nit D1ib 9u.
fanna W1sGerfebmibt bsips prn Neapins.
-am Q. @ept,, .5err Saecb SiItsr init DaB
Nebr6a Nptbdrmel, teice bon Dlaiorueriet.
-am 4ten, 5err @briltnpb 9eb6ner mitDliB
Guianna Neoer, brioe bon llnionpille.
Am item 5srr I1m. 5cnes nit alib W1a'
ria lnna Sonse, brpe bon Wlaioeaeriet.
-ebenfaas, 6err Benjamin g. Seioer pon
bier, init O1ib elbrr gnsel bon DotteOi!ls.
-bureb pen @brrp. 6rn. Satct Wlier, ain 2.
Sspt, 6err Saeob Gefman BON ellab, init
OiiB ubisail 9siIbsr bon Sibmono.
DILL 7tsn, 5err Secrge Ssrlbner init G0ib
gatbarina Sreitisam, teiee BON Srieoensb.
-nurb Den ebrn. Jorn. 9. g. Suber, am
7. Sspt, 5err Ssineib 81. Wovcr nit D7ib
gbritiana 3. 5pman, beibe BON bier.
-bareb ben gbrp. 6rn. u. s. 6erman, an
6. Sept. 6err SEQ. Sainan nit Wib Gttbsr
Warborser, bcibe bon Obsr Bern.
-oureb oen @brrp. GDm. 2. Strons, in 8a'
pettbillc, am l. Sept. oer Gbrw. 5snrp Oar
ling init Dli6 Sulia 9trons, bsips BON bier.
-bureb Den gbrm. 5rn. 9. s. 3. Sd9er, am
7. 9eptbr, 5err gsioius Sebmipt nit Wai6
Nebefa D1iller, beioe bon Sambura
-tureb ben gbrip. 6rn. Slaae S6usr, an 6.
Sept, 5err pcter Soller nit D1i6 Sarab
6umineI, beibe Don 1Binblor.
--ain 7ten, 5err SSnatban 9. OiiIer bon
Olsp, nit U1ib Wlarp Nobp Don Nuseomr.