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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18

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~ OF 'ey de,irabs zoo.-sueh as Cr,v,t. CoI,,. CT.
"N@- Sehi- &C lOs street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18

Inc Isl ~ JBiy.
RETURN thanks 10 the citizens of Richmond
and adjacent country fot LIBERAL patronage b~.,,r,d nj,
me during the past months NJ -o Of here
tnet attention. 20 business witch ~ person. nav
rry on beinE accommodated az ancs and disposition 70 pra
ah give tati- action VIII Increase 20 merit
bestng 20 balance an the M Juiv
e,ptliuy rrquef hoe Prtons who tuow IN b. IN
dee'sd'o, al aud rtle a. early Practicable
Ps ,. d. HOOVER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
Additional Supply Of New Spring and summc
DRY GOODS.

III uOODC.
" r. are now receiving and opening. n second
supply Of scasonabe Coos comprising many n,, a.,
teGiu SYKES purchased lowest cash priee. "a lii -
soi NJ whcsae or retail ADVANCE ON thr
part "th Be found enumerated below.
EEira sdperine printed BalLornes and Bar,s,,
DO do. black ana second mourning do
SUPER french and Elriston Gnshams and Lawn,
. DO phes AMI white 60 aad Balzonne do
Rich laced striped, and plaid Musins
PAN brad, tucked, and embrodered Robe.
euler PLAIN and striped blue fancy eoour. Sin.
do French and Amere n Prints all price.
Printed Jaeonets' Lawn and Muslin Ginghams
Ken liefnaDne and BaTe-e shaws and Scarf.
do Lace, Polka. AMI Satin striped DO
Nett shawls, SeaIfs, and FaHcy Hs Ddkrrehi.6,
ladies black and white silk and cotton IIo--
Thread Pr neh, and Lsis- Lacss
tLnorodered IVORY. paper and palm leaf Pan,
= nam and spiral Gimp bonnet and cap RiJbabd.
ISf' grass cloth. Victoria and corded Skirt.
Extra rich worked Collars low ptieedao
Long and short het Cloves and fingered Min.
t'uioo drred heutt hei and borl.rI Linz, a Nm,
s"l-fune ilsh SheeiIrg lrish Linen and Lawn
la'e lhtnass NarkiHs aud bruwn and h.ashed rycsh.
DEM Neihs aud black a-d whte wHt. al ou,L,,..
supef Nool bs tioihs asd Cassnueres and s.nev A.
supeThn- medium and low priced Driinr.
bfap De Eie Care CaH-t and French sun,r,., r1o,h.
saiiu Naientl, MarseileS AND J,nrs y-.tiny.
Heavy krrnlius. Cotonadsp, and Jrans
WIN eomikte assortment Of eoourd brown and b...h.1 n
h'esues aA OF which VIII be sold cheap for cash -
- VALENTINE, BREEDEN d CO.
~ Broad street sboekoe Hin
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TO THE PUBLIC.

" Il tn 4 = DI1O.
HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
to oUoo very cheap for cash general a.sorturs, OF Pam
ARTICLES.
GLs Of the best quality from to 5000 Wholesale
" retail.
nhr Lead hard To beat kegs ro e5 his TO 500 lbs
The above articles my sclrcoR nd WARRANTED r
ounry gentlemen would to call and famine thes,
foods and Judsc Tor themselves, At ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Man street,
NeTt door to The Exchange Bani
RIchnond, Va, May 2th. IsH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
SUMMER CLOTHING,

At REDUCED PRTCESy
TENHE ssson being somewhat having an
good assortment cf C,hns W. o,r then, a. ,s,,
redueed prices or cash ONLY Our consists 81 every VARIETY
u summer Goods snl tose Of ,hesp sarn.nt viii
pcase canat q. UUNSFAUgU a Cpss
H No -. We Ns st,..t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
The New York
COntributiOmsllip Fire In
surancc Company
Officr, No, > I1IdII= Gtrrct,

INSURE Dwelling houses, Warehouses
and buildings IN general, merchandIse
household furniture, ships bullding, ships
IN port and their caIgoes, and every Goscrlp
tlon of personal property, agans, logs OF
1nmHgq by fire.
!. SMITH ROGERS, President
r. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
Dir croRs.-J, Smith Rogers, James c7inr,
James Mcbride, John Adams, john Ilaggoriy,
Guian c. Vcrplanck, John Johnson, Joseph
Kernochan, John !, Palmer, Peter l.orilord,
James Mccall, Robert McC"skry, Henry Pa
rish, Reuben Wi,hcrs, William Scott, verdi-
nand Su, dam, Peter l. Nrvns, Richard Irwin
Z. Y. :. RooseveIt, f. ID. ilurhnt, G"orgc 7
Pollen, William CoIgnte, Lowell HoIbrook.
The undersigned are The only authorised
agents of SAID company in Newport. and
they are prepared to insure any of the above
named property in Newport and its vic unity
the terms, &c, of insurance VIII pc made
known on application lo, ns.
H. Y. .CRhNSTON s. SON.
Npwnort Fob N 1874
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Court of Probnle, .Eupor, Dee. |, IS45.

Court of Probate, .NppoH, Dec. !, lsl5.
UNIlE Commissioners heretofore appointed
. by this Court to receive and examine
ihe claims OF the creditors at the estate ot The
Hon. Asher Robbins, late of Newport, dec
represented insovcnt, present their report.
The same is read, received. and referred
for consideration to n Court of Probate, to be
holden at The Town Hall IN Newport, on
the 6rSt Monday in January next, at
Q o'c lock. q. m. and previous notice is or
dered to be given by advertisement, for
three successive weeks, in the Herald of the
Times, tina, aIlpersons Interested, may ap-
pear at said time and placeend be heard.
A true copy-nttc>kX X ~
b. b. IIOWI.ANC. PfQt. Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Esy1l tgy9a:lsss,

Court of Probate, Newport, Dec. |, IS45
w A.JACK, Administrator with Tho will
w annexed, on the estate Of Alexander
Jack, late of Newport, deceased, presents his
fnni account on said eetotr for allowance ;-thc
same is received and referred for consldera-
ton to a Court of Probate, 10 be holden at
the Town Hall in Newport, on tle FIRST
Monday in january next, at Y O'Clock,
o. m, and previous notice ls ordrrcd to be
given, by advertisement for three successive
weeks ~ the HraM of The Tims, for all
persons interested T." appear at said time aud
place AID be heard.
a true copy attest,
D4 B. B. NowLAND. Pro. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Court of Probate, .iiidieio,cn, NM IL, Isl3

Court Of Probate, .Htddtefotcn, .Nop IL, lSip
PARpoN BRowN, Executor Of the last will
md testament of Peleg Sandford, late Of
Mddlelown, deceased. presents his account
with snid deccascd's Estate for examination
mud allowance, the same is rend and rcceiv.
cd upd the consideration thereof referred to
Court of probnte,to be holden at the Town
House in Niddrtown, on tho third Monday
in December ,pexi, at o'clock, p. m. and
previous notice is ordered 10 bc given by
advertisement in the HGaH ot The Times,
for three successive weeks, for all persons
interested to appear at said time and place
and be heard
A true copy--wltncsS
JOSHUA CoGGEsuALL, Pro CTk.
Nov %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Worm s.OzCngcS

hc has entered into arrangements for enlarging
his Manulhctory, by means Of which he thinks
he will be able 10 supply the demand. And the
same pains and care will be taken, that these
ceIebraled Lozenges be made as they have al
ways been, in order that those who depend
Epon them. may no, be disappointed in their
hopes lie knew when nc commenced The
manufacture Of the WoRM. LogENGra, TINT
rhcy would supcrsede the use of every OF her
yermiiuge, as tle I.ozenge is very pleasant TO
the taste, speedy in its effects, well as certain,
and the quantity required to eilec;.a perfect cure
is svcry suall. Those properties in connexion
with The fac, that they sold Cor 25 rents per
Box thus placing them in the reach Of the poor
est man in the land has not only caused them to
take the place ofother vermGuge ever offered, hut
also rendered them popular to The community.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Newport Female Seminary.

\ this INSTITUTION the scholastic wear Is divided 'ni'
I two terms al 70 weeks each, III" Summer Tern
commencing an the third "Wednesday ~ May thl
Winter Term the first "Wednesday in November. 20
s elm bunrd ~ the Seminary and pursue their stuiir
during the vacations II pnrruis desire. 30 d
Boarders, 300 per alfnuni, including iue' IN winter
seH bathing in and extensive iNriise ni Eng
Ish studies, ar 800 viii include musC, drawing "n,
painting ain and modern languages. " ..'
Day Scholars, per II weeks. Primary Depart
mrn, l5 per II weeks. 80
REFERENCES,
NEwpoRT.-Rcv e.. 7. Brooks. Rev. r. ThnNer
Capt. Tnl ir, q. $. T.. Hon Henry Y. Crisiun
Pclrg Clarke Esq. aud Samuel B. Vernon, Esd
Ngw loaK Dir. Pots Rev. T.. Mns"n, Menara
Prime, Ward y King. AMI inJn Ghon, Esq.
BRooKLyN --Drs stone, thiie CoN' 'br' n'lhcnd nm
Rev. Francis NiniOn. 800
WEST PoINr-Capi Rrswerton, Y. :. Engineers.
NEw HAyEN-Dr. Romeo kfon
MoRRisTOwS-Krv n tthry Dunoni.
BosTON.-AuglIstus ThOrndike, EsI., Hon. Ahhni
Lnwrrure, Rev. Dr. Lowell. Rev. David Reed, Rev
T.. \. KIRK Rev. Wm NJ. Rorrrs Rev a. Ninslow
Principal oi Beacon illah school, tpwcll Mas"n, Esq
JAN,cA PL,INs.-Rcv. J. q. Choale-s
SAvANNAH,-RrV. w. Preston, ". Hail McNUirirr
Esq. Francis S6rrtl, A. A. Sumcrs E-q.
HAGuE, NA.-Dr. Wuerwright, Waller, 3nwe, Esq
Newport, Sep. 1, le15. .' " "'..' 90 d
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Administrators "A Notice.

vl>IE subscriber, having been appointed
by the Hon. Court OF Probate, Administra-
tor on the estate OF Esther Fleet late of lanai
.cn, Queens County, New York, widow, ,deceas-
ed, requests all persons having demands
Against said Estate 10 prcseypt The same, and
Ghose indebted to make immediate payment,
to BENZ. MUMfORD, Adm'r.
Newport, Nov. q, IS45-l3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
ExcCuItljX's Notice.

yuNlIE subscriber hereby gives notice HAT
a she has been duty appointed ESccuiriS
10 the Last win and Testament of
NATHANIEL. SWEET,
late Of Newport, dec aud having accepted
said trust and qualified herself acrnrdlns To
law, requests all pcrsouS having demands n
gainst The estate of said d"consod, to present
them for settlement, aud all persons lndcbt Il
10 make immediate pn, mcnttn
ELIZABETH SWEET, Frecuiris.
NewpOri, Dec. lib, lSij.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
SHN YEARS AGO

The Children began to cry for sherman's Io2en-
ges. The noise was not so loud at that time.
bat it has kept increasing ever since. and now
has become so great that the mouths Cf the III
tie onces can schrce be stopped DR.. Sherman
sympathiscs with the little sufferers, aud very
much regrets that any Of them should be disap-
pointed Knowing the vast benefit which has
been conferred upon the community by the in.
PRODUCTION of his iniallible ...- 90
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

DAILY FORWARDlS6y EARRESS
NOR large and SINAI! Packages l"xcndine
Mail mait"r) between Newport. Boston
Fall River, Taunton and New Rediord.-
Freight m large qnapii'ies-tiksa a, reduced
rates.
Office in Newport AT L. B. Kinslcy's resi-
dencn. in Grccn-st. .,-
Office in Roslon AT Doolii'le's CITY Tavern
nralte street. Oci. 2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
COnllInissiOMcrs' and Adnli-
Mislratrix'S Notice.

'HNllE subscribers havlng been duly np
pointed by the Hon Cnuit Of Probate
Of Newport, Commissioners, to receive and
examine the claims of the creditors Of the
estate of Sarah Smith. late ot Newport, wild.
ow. dec, and six months from the 9th day
of October last i, Is allowed To the creditors oi
said estate to present their claims, and we
will meet at the late residence of Mrs. Smith
in Church street on the last Saturdays IN
February, March and April next, to PC,
thereon, nj z o'clock, p. NJ. on each of said
days. JAMES NJ. CoGGEsHALL, }
WILLIAM II. DURFEE, Comm's.
\ WILLIAM TEw TiLLEY,
I All persons indebted TO said esiute nrc re-.
qncsted to make immediate payment 10
ELIZA l.. CODDlNGTON, Adm'x.
Newport, Nov. G, lSl5.
Court Of PROBATE. .Nfwport, nec. !, 1915.
A N instrument in writing, dated the 22d
IA day Of June, one thousand eight hun
dred and ihlrty.fse, purporilng to be the
last Will aud Testament Of Abraham ID. Til.
ley, late of Newport rope maker, deceased,
was presented by Ruth N. TlI"y. sole Exc.
cutrx therein named for P,Gbale, and the
said Ruth N TlllcY having in writing declln-
I'd thr trust Of Excculrix, and prayed that
William Few TIlry may be appointed Ad-
minIstrnior, with the VIII annoyed, of the
estate of snit Abraham ID. RILEY, the said
WIIIand request is read, receyed.% referred
for consideration to Court of Probate, to be
holden ut the Town Hall, in Newport, on
the first Monday in January next, at o.
clock, n. M. and previous notice is ordered TO
be given by advertisement for three success.
i've weeks in the Hrdh Of The Times, for oil
persons interested 10 appear AT said time and
place und be heard.
A true copy-a'test,
IA. b. B. llOwLAND, Pro. Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Court gr Probate, .Ntrpon, DC. !, lsi5

vI'iE Cnmmissioncrs heretofore appointed
by this Court IN receive aud examine the
claims of tho creditors OF the ESTATE Of Lieut..
George w Robbins, late orthc y. s. Marine
Corps, drcc nscd, represented insovcnf. pre-
sent their rcrot, ; The same Is received, and
referred lnr consideration, to n Court oI
Probate, io be- hol ldcn nj the Town Hall, N
Newport On the first Monday ~ January next.
at0 o'rlk, q. ms previous notice 10 ordered
10 be gwen, by advertisement, fnr three sue.
ccssiyo weeks, N The JhroH of he T'm'S
tor ~ persons Interested. 10 appear ht SAID
umc nnd place and be- heard.
a true copy-arrsi.
Dt H. B iluWLAN". Pro tIk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Dr. SiicrInan'S
COUGH LOEENGES,

courinue TO cure Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Asthma, shoriness and difficulty of Breathing,
and other Diseases of the I.lngs, with the same
facility they did on their first introduction, and
the people have now become persuaded by ac-
tual experience that on the accession of slight
Cold, they have only 10 step IL either the Dr's
office, or one Of his Agents, and obtain box
Of his Cough lozcnges, which are very conye-
nient 10 carry in the pocket, and To take a few
through the day. BY pursuing this course II
cure is effected in - hours, and The patient
about his business. so great il the celebrity Of
the Lozenges, that thousands of persons who
have used them, and become acquainted with
their effects, will never be without them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Diseases of the Llmgs,

and the testimony which has bcccn given by
different persons who have been cured by ~,
is altogether voluntary on their part They
have gwen II ~ the hope that all who may
find thcmse Ives 10 need nt This remedy may
apply for II without dnlav.
~ Read The following letter received
from the Rep. .Nr. .MimeaH, Pastor of ST
Jndc's Episcopal Free Church. Mr. y has
not only used the medici Ie himself. but has
witnessed its eG'cls in several very trying
case. of disease HE lcl!sr 'wiIl show his
opinion Of It's virtues.
Dear Slr.-Belevlng il to be- hut an net cf
common humanity Ia those suffering under
the vnrlons Diseases oi Coughs Coiis, IIo0rSe
ness. Consumption, Jsihnia, &c., Ia pom
them TO a sale, speedy and radical remedy. !
take pleasure IN bcnrIng nay testimony Ia
your inyoluabIe mrdlclne called elpsanhinp
or klLlIraling Balshu. o. i's effiraY |
can speak frsl from hy own rAp'ri"nce.-
Being subject from exposure m'rs or less to
the vlcisslludS of onr climate, To frequent at
tarks OF InflnenZa. lloarsrn"sS. ST., have
always by perseverance III It's ua', rfrc llal
rclIci To n p,riculnr friend ot nine. sni-
ierlng severely under .7sihnG, md who had
drspaircd Of obtaining reIiel from any human
source, upon my recommendation was ~
duccd To give the Olb1aonlan a trial. nud n
pronounced the effect produced npon hm u
perfect chnrC,. affmding him lmmc liatr, aud
almost incredible rrliri. nan",h' r,lT.tnhcr
recommended II Ia n female friend, Tar ad
vanccd IN Consumption. After The use "t
The first bo.ilc, her Cough was ciiilrely r."
mnycd, and her appetite and strength re-
stored To such n degree as to as,Onlsh all
who saw her. Wrh long cherished and
firmly established prejudice ngnl"st the thou
sand and one specifics pnt !nrh IN those
days, rs sovereign panaccaS ter az Diseases.
assure you that nothing short Of my frn
conviclo OF the clalns uf y"nr medicine 1"
an origin 50 respectable. and to the fleets
OF 1t ms herein certified, both by my own ex-
pcrIcBce and obServaron, could not have
been induced tl"s to come forward ne wit
ness in us ,oehali.
have The honour Ia hc SIR.
Respectfully yours.
II q tilIMEAIJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
5cleetrO Gales.
TIE
MESSENGER BIRD ;
The Spirit of True BrntvOIrnfe.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH FOR THE
SATURDAY COURIER
nv =. = BARCLAY.

Il Ilt UiUldDlt Wllt VI NV ffIfUI n''u
author, Ilrlvetius, whose graces aud
rare qualities inspired her husband to
the production Of his charming poem on
,"uappincss," possessed a remarkable
passion for birds and having devoted
much tim" to III" interesting study "f
I'Orn'Eh"l"gy, she knew Ehe various
species I; a"d understood The various
modes o, rearing ard feeding them.
N A, her beautiful country sent of .4uiemi
Madame telveiius had caused The erec-
rion of an elegant and commodions avio-
.ry, in which was assembled n fra,hrr"d
and tunefnl ,hrong and which was an
asylum for all the birds ofihe surround
ing country during The nclcmcnt months
Of winter. This nviary was only closed
/ nj night, III order I" secure lis inmnIrs
from being attacked by destructive anI-
mails. In the morning, when Madame
II. bad distributed with her own hands
the peculiar food suited to their different
natures, she opened their prison doors,
and permitted them 10 enjoy entire free
dom Hopping from spray to spray,
they would then make the surrounding
woods merry with their mrlodious notes
II frequently happened, that durinr
the fine weather IN summer, but lcw :.
This Joyous troop returned 10 The ASYLUM
where the most icndrr care disputed
with abundance. In insect. taken or
the wing-thc muddy water Of pond
and the slightest shelter afforded by n
tw:g- were often preferred To the jonY
ears Of grain-rho delicate srcd-'he
clear limped fountain, and the nests %.
moss and down, which decorated the
aviary 50 ,ruc To nature, is il, ahai moi
even imprisonment in palace, with
every InxUry, can -coInpcnsate for the
loss Of liberty and indcfcndcncc. Eu',
winds whistlcd chill through the lraHrss
trees, then would these little Gghivrs
gladly return to enjoy the sweets of
hospitality bringing with ilcm not n
lew strangers, who sought also an nsy.
!um from cold and hungcr
II was ncvcr without fcsre, ,ha, Mad
an,c Uelvc,ius .,cpo,o,ed herself Go,n
her numerous and belovcd ou,.,s.. hu,
the celebrity or her ,nme-,be charm Of
her societv-ond Tim crnccs n, hcr ,er-
son and manner cnlI.d her n hec,mc
the ornomen, or n circle IN tho o,v c,r-
i,d :. ~ ,,h;cb sh, ,,,ou, ,.,.;.L
,hou, Tho Ioo;nr;n, ,r J,,,or, =
! IN. monoroIJy s,rc,, ,rI7oo
produced in France, unparalleled dis
ltrcss and misfortune. Rivers. choakcd
by ice, piled mountains hiph, broke
through their natural barriers, and de-
siroycd indisci Intimately, cattle aud
cottage.
Wild beasts, cmboldencd by the
pangs Of hunger, dar,rd INTO the sheep
folds, and besicging The hamlet, attack
ed even the infant IN ITS cradle The
bodies q mrn Wrrc found upon The high
way petr'hed by cold and N the field"
and woods, game of e"ery lind was
soon extended dead upon the sn"w.-
One ""nId have thought that The solar
system was oer"ng"d, and that The "a''h
h"d dcV'"'eo rom us course so com
p'''e'y haa 'he 'emH'f"'e '''""'' ct
frnnce-wh'ch Is not ON" "i the l""S'
advantages she derives 'r"" mature
'nanSeu INTO 'h"' OF "r'e"'a"o OF Now
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Shcrman's Poor Mans p lastcr,

has cured more cases Of Rhcumalism ism, Pam IL
the side and chest. lunbagc and weakness, than
any application that has ever been made. AS
the celebrity of the Plaster has increased, hun
drcds of unprncipled rascals have attempted TO
counterfeit it, and palm it oiIupon the comnu-
nifty as ;ho genuine. Beware of Decep-
ton. uf1, Remember that the true and genu-
inc Plaster is spread upon reddish paper made
expressly for the purpose, and in every case tho
signature Of DR.. sherman is printed upon The
back of The plaster, and the whole secured by
Copy Right. None others are genuine. There
fore when you want Il real good Sherman y
Poor Mans Plaster, call at the office i06, Mas
sau st., and yol will not be disappointed.
\ Remember the number lO6, Nassau street,
where all DR.. Shcrman's Lozenges are sold.
Ills Agents are Mrs. Hays, l39, Fulton street,
Brooklyn IIincson, Williamsburg and Red
ding and Co. Boston. -
Also for sale IN Newport, by u. J. TAYLOR
Portsmouth, by Nathan Dennis I'ivcrton, by
Charles hlmy Little Compton, by Benz. Sea-
hurry. and T.. T.. Church y Co. Nov 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

Remember the name, ard place where !,
is 10 be obtained, and do ndt-bg pltre% with
any other. 1t has produced cuFr IN n
desperate cases ns yours may appear ,o BE-,
and doubtless will pot to flight IN speedy
manner those distressing symptoms which
fiji your minds with gloomy ,iorcbodngs OF
the future.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Its Healing Properties

do no, deceive. The short dry Cough Is
quIckly overcome, and easy and healthy OK
pectoratlon take us place. Srn'lng ot Blood
s Immediately ch"ckrd. Wight S'"eois, with
pam N thc side and chest debility aud dll-
Guilty of breathing, yield IN n short time
Asthma. with all Ms dreadful acc"mpanimrnls
il at once relieved. Bronchitis, and m fact
all the dacnscs of the Throat aud Lungs,
give way before lhls remedy, when all o'h"r
means have failed.
Persons may aucmp, 10 deceive yon wl'h
some other remedy, prnnounc,ng u To be
equally ns good, but remember lIlc Is a stake,
,Hpt,forc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
VEGETABLES ELTxIR and

INDIAN VEGETARIE ELINIK and
Il linimcnl for RheumatlSm.A All rheumatic
persons have very good reason for rejoicing
that they can obtain an article that VIII s"' afl
rhcumaiic complaints at d,tiance We wonder
tha, people will suffer a moment with this dis
lressing aud excrurIaling pain, when they can
find II certain cure in this preparation. The
certificates that he proprietor has, would aston
ish he most ncreduiouS patients who have
been laid up for years, and who never expected
again to be about, in health or without crutchcs,
have been almost mracuously raised hom beds
OF pain, aud restored TO their friends, sound IN
their limbs, and entirely free from PAIN ol any
Kind I his is no fiction, but fact, and thousands
who have used II can testify 10 IT, Usefulness.
beware of counrerlelts The genuine sold at
J -, fremont Row.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
9pA - 81 W93 p9e

sEn The undersi gncd, having made
many additions of R.2'W TYPE tc
his Printing Establishment.
and superior CARD PRESS, is pre-
pared TO execute every description o'
PLAN AND FANCY PRINTING.
LABELS, CHECKs,
WAY-BILLs, Circulars,
Snow Bills, BALL Tickets,
STEAMBOAT Bits, Bills OF LADING,
STAGE BILLS, BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES,
HANDBII.Ls, BILL HEADS,
BLANKS s. LABELS, NOTEs.
BILLS OF FARE for Public Houses.
SHOW BILLS, for Concerts, Lee
lures, Public Meetings, EXhibiiioDs,&c C.
a beautiful assortment of Plain and Em
bossed CARDS on land.
Orders from Town md country will bc
promptly answered. ai prices as low ms those
or any other establishment.
Specimens Of work may be secI nj the
office. The patronage of the public is re-
spcctfuly solicited
.. JAMES ATKINSON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

The only place IN the city oi Now York
whore Folgrr's Olosnoninu, or AH;.lr"lne
pasam Is sold isat 100. Nas=au-st un" do"l
above Ann stt"ct slSo, at Mrs Hays, lD,
Fulton street, Brooklyn, aud a, lneson :,
Williamsburg.
For sale IN Newport by
/ Dec. T. X j. IAl IOR.