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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-10
Shoes, Shoes.
Peru, September II. rss5.

Peru, September ~, rssl.
UST received on consignment, well
eD selected and choice assortment, of
Groceries--most desirable for grocers.
tavern u ylcIuaIling-house keepers-con-
sisting in part of brandy, gin, rum. 'old'
Irish and Monongahela whiskey, port.
madeira, clarei, champagne, and hook
wines, various kinds Of cordials, cigars.
fine chewing tobacco, raisins, dried fish.
sperm candles, loaf sugar, assorted and
rock candles, dried apples and peaches,
&c. &c. &C..
A rare chance FOR bargains is offered
in the above 10, OF goods. as the owner is
anxious 10 close them of without delay.
ISAAC. ID. HARMON.
roiu, Sept II, 1915.
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Shot & lead.

HnALBS. bar Lead and % bags assorted
OOp Shot, for sale toy
march VI, 1915. WALKER & HICKLlNG
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ID X Y G o O d S ,

Nardtcare, QucenSwGre, &c.. &c.,
which he will sell at very small profit.
The goods were all selected with care,
paid for in cash, and the public will find
them equal to the best in market. and as
cheap as any in the country.
lasalle, Oct. 3, 1915. l5tf
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Salt.
picusf,s! EsIOu,g,,s

| HUST received, II Jowctt's Patent Cary
% PLOUGHS, improved by being higher in
| the beam. For sale by
March u, 1915. CUSHMAN & GRlDLEY.
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Croch d:

China tea sets, aud other crockcry, assorted
A fresh lot of TEAS, etc.
WHEAT bought for cash or goods.
Peru, Oct. |, 1915.
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Administrators Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that, BY
Y virtue Of an order of the circ,i,
court of La Sale county, at the March
term, A. ID. 1915, the undersigned will
expose to public sale, at the door Of the
ccur, house, in Ottawa, on the 9Th day OF
November, next, at the hour Of , o'clock
+. NJ. The following real estate, owned
by the estate of John Holderman, dcceas-
ed, TO satisfy claims against said estate,
To wit: the east half of the north west
quarter Of section twenty six, in town
ship Thirty one, north range three east of
the third principal meridian; The terms Of
sale will be made known on the day Of
salc.-Ihc above land is very valuable
containing the best kind III timber and
vast quantities ofcoal. Taking the above
land in body, it is equal to any in the
county. If necessary, the tract will be
subdivided to suit purchasers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-10

N ~ ~
ke Sale, Illinois, q
Adair James
Argubright Jaco
Boyd andrew 7
Blancherd Russo
Blackmoore II J
Barton Jerry
Bun & Rosentha
Brennan j Ohm
Chu5brick Bissel
Carroll John
Carroll Thomas
Coakely Daniel
Cartwell Eleano
Cunningham p
Coe Julius G =
Clarke Andrew
Callahon VIM
Cody Richard
Carr Robert
Carruthers Geo
ChumaseroMary
Calill James
CrorsantlIcinric
Clements Mrs A
Dresser Charles
Dillon Peter
Eaton Adolphus
Erickson Larsb
Farmer Henry
Fitch DR. +
Gibson George '
Gilmon Mrs f.
Gibson James
Gardner 4 w
Gattingh dip
Ilallowell Jane
Haverty Edmond
Haslcr Johan
Hart John
Hill Mrs William
Hayes Jonathan
Harmon Barney
Hopkins a ii
IIurlburt S A
Hills, Farwell, [
Paddock
Miss Mar
Jackson Andrew
X ely Joseph
Havana barley 2
Keiser Frederic
Kirkpatrick And
Kelly Edward
King Jacob
Kingston Mrs M
1tUO cents Hon,
lLOre letters on dEpery
Persons cutting FIR Il
please mention that MeL
jon.
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IMrdNare

Knives and forks, pocket knives carvcrs, axes.
cross cut saws planes aud plano bits, socke, aud
lirmer chiseIs, wood saws and frames, mahogany
knobs, door locks and lotches, coffee mills, files
bed screws, nails, iron and steel, castings, dog
irons, Amcs' shovels, trace chains, wagon boxes
muuuru forks &c
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- CHEAP FOR cash.

"CHEAP FOR CASH"
~ very large assortment of Car
pets, DrUggcts 0ia Floor Oil Cloths.
Oct. 3, lS45. l5-3m
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w W.. PAUL 4 CO. Peru.

w -A' n ~ - ~ " O.s HSEV,
AVE just received at the Brick
H. 4 Store, new and excellent stock
well assorted and seaonable. Cash buy.
ers are specially invited. We dislike
Boosting, but we will sell chcap-tha,'s
all. We have, among other goods, the
following:
Black Il colorcd cloths, beavers and cas,ncrcs !;
Sat'ncts, twccds, jeans, hard-times Il moleskin.;
White, rcd, yellow and Canton nanncls;
Cashmere 'EcOssc, nous. and Grape dc LANES ;
Fancy and plain alpacas, silk velycts aud sains
Newest styles of colicoes, black dress Silks
Brown aud bcachcd sheetings and shirtinrs
Scotch ginghams Irish linens long lawns: linen
cambrics; jackonett, Swiss, book aud plaid mus.
Inns; bishops lawns; Lislc, Ashbur,on and
thread laccs and cdgings; satin Jeans; dimi,y
black Grape; tickinss; checks; colored cam.
hrics grass cloth aud other shirts; linen and
cotton table diapers; Russia diapers and crash
linen, silk AMI cotton handkerchicfs; shawls
comiOrlers NUTS, kid, silk, buck, aud woolIcr
gloves and mIts; hosiery; Angola shirts and
drawers; fine linen aud hickory shirts; col,
ton yarns; hats; caps boots; shoes ladic,
slippers; combs; hair pins, necklaces; spoo
stands; g00d spools, pocket buoks; wallets
whaleboncS; carpet bags; zephyr wo,stcds ain.
canvass tapes; needles pins fancy trimmings
Lavender aud Cologne water, &c.
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List of LETTERS

EMAiNING in the post Office at Ottawa
q Illinois, Oct. LIST. ls45.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-10

WIZ
Lavinia w S Il
Mears Rev r
Mitchell jeremiah
Mulsinc WIN
Marley Patrick
Nj arshall J ID
Manning j
Willard Philo 3
: McCorty John 2
Mcdonnell John
Mcintosh A
Morgan Ebin
Marrow John
0Mitchell VIM Ii
Morrcll Nj
3Murray Bronson 4
Neary Mathew
Nurse Lyman
O'Connel John
O'Neil j
O'Bricn James
circuit Miss Mary
Pitzcr VIM
Peck David
Price James r..
Powers John
Pcndergast NJ d
Palmer VIM
Quigg GeorgcH 8
Ryan Hon M 2
Read Jackson
Russell George A
Richardson Il
richardson VIM
Reynolds George
Reigart Jacob 3
RotSchilds Joseph
ReXford Mrs G.
Recder J n
Rose Jesse 4.
Raney VIM
Spencer julius
SimonS J p
lShoemker p
Smith Miss Maria
Smith Hiram T.
aSinclairOW atson
Strawn James f
Jas Smith
Sebring 'Thos
Suppes Lewis
Stilson Saml
Smith Mr.
Sage Jasper d 2
Sickle John
Strawn Eli
hevilley George
.Stig!cy Samuel
Shaw Caleb
Scott f r
Smith p ii
Sawyer A J
Townsend n athan
Tirl Josiah
Tuttcl Thomas
Tiltow Edward
Townsend r
Templeton II G
Turner +
Thompson Darlin
WoodworthNIrS A
Wood James.
w arren Daniel
Wentworth Luth
Wefc John
Washburn Isaac
w arrencr Rev n
Wood Rufus
w atson DR. B w
Watson Stephen
Williams Halvor
Wells & milford
Zimmerman Conr
'ciN be charged on he
iers on Tie aJ0re list ,ciR |
Gre G'rrrijseC.
DRUFF, p. NJ.
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PERU, AUGUST e2, 1915.

''NV' II NN' ~ IVFJ'
A CHOICE stock of Liquors. con.
IN sisline of PHre Cog. Brandy, Cheap
Brandy, ST. Croix Rum, Holland and
Country Gin, for sale very low, to close
consignment. ISAAC u. HARMON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27

NNlIlS paper, heing made up of such por-
4 ton of the contents of the National In
tcl'igenccr proper us can be compressed
within the compass %! single newspaper,
con,nurs to be issued and mailed to subscri-
bcrs every Saturday at Two Dollars year,
payable in advance iH all coscs-no account
being opened with subscribers TO the weekly
pnper.
To bring this paper yet more nearly with.
in The reach Of such as desire To take by The
gear cheap paper from the seat of the Gen
crn Cove rnmcnt, n reduction will be made
in the price of 1t where Il number Of copies
are o,Acrcd and paid for by any ono person
or nssoriatiop ri III" following rates:
For Ten Dollars ak copies will be sent.
For Twenty Dollars thirteen copies aud
For each SUN ot Ten Dollars, above TwcD.
". eight copies will be forwarded go
that remittance Of Fifty Dollars will
command thirty seven copies.
o. Publishers Of papers throughout The
sereroi States and Irrriio,ies ,rho ciW gire a
single insertion 10 hts advertisement (iciM His
note onnsred) and send one Of their papers 10
his ofice wiM he advertisement marked there.
in, shnN receiue Mc UetGiy National hteHi-
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The Propriciois of the NATIONAL INTEL
LIGENcER, ~ order 10 meet the wishes Of
those whose circumstances or inclination do
not allow them to subscribe even To a week.
ly Washington paper during the whole year.
have determined 10 issue, during each ses =
sion of Congress, a weekly sheet styled ''THE
CONGRESSIONAL INTELLiorNcER," to be dc.
voted exclusively TO the publication, rs far ns
its limits will permit, Of the Proceedings of
both Houses Of Congress, and Official Re-
ports md Documents connected herewith
including a complete cDicim copy of all the
.Acis passed by Congress during The session.
To bring the prlce within the means oI
every man who can read, the charge for tins
paper will he for the first session of each
Congress One Dollar, and for the second ses
sion Of each Congress half a Dollar.
The price OF the CoNGRrssioNAL INTEL
LIGENcER, 20 be issued on each wednesday
during the approaching Session of Congress,
will therefore be One Dollar, paid in ad.
vance,
To enlarge upon the value, to those who
take no newspaper from Washington. of this
publication, containing an impartial but nee.
cssarily abbreviated accoGR, of the Proceed.
inss in Congress, including an authentic Of.
fetal copy OF oil the laws passed during the
session, would be needless. The man who
takes no such paper onght 10 TAKE one, if lac
does not prefer remaining ignorant of whn,
most nearly concerns his own destiny, and
that of his family aud of his pos.crI,y for
ever.
a. When six copies are ordered and
paid for by any one person, dcduc'ion OF
onc-sixth will be made from the price /; tina;
Is to say, a remittance Of Five Dollars will
command six copies Of the Congressional In.
teli.encer for the next Session. A remit.
tance of Ten Dollars will secure thirteen
copies and for Fifteen Dollars reunited
from any one person or place twenty copies
will be Iorwutded.
O. Payment IN advance in ali cases is
Indispensable.
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Es. II. BERRY,
GDD2EDAT lDGATpIS9a
Office at llr. y, Pechhnm'S in ChnrCh-Slrcct
SECOND HOUSE FROM THAMES. STREET.

o. D,ipy Is DongrrouS'- it - q
lruih that punctualIty Is the lite al business,
II ~ not less the ems" that delay u danger
Gus, aud = ohrn,Imrs productive OF rum
But what IL the destruction ot business 10
the loss uf health and lfc How often does
y cough. which bt lls Appearance seems
-huh', nud not worthy ui n,tcc, lend. by
norIrrt. Ia the most fearful cnns' Quouccs !:
lhnnsnuds ~ llus way have gone down 10 nn
uu'imcly grave. when ny III" use ot ltilc
care lh,Ir s,ight coughs might have been
cured. rud hraIh rcrir,ily rrst"cG. DR..
Shrrmau's Cough brz"rg"' viii not only
cure slight coughs they hnv" also been The
means al raising ~ many FROM 'h" verge al
The crave, whn-n HIVES were dcspalt"d of by
their fleuda. But lew rrni"di"s have cvct
been discovered that ore 30 ,G'rinnl and So
cnnvcnicn, to- take. ln tact, all rhc prcparn-
tons made hy Dr. Sherman orc 'qna " pleas.
am: md the person wlo - now suii"rlnc
under -lcknrss. aud delays iak''r IN" proper
rcinrdirs because 81 ihcIr nuplr1sai 'noss. ~
ucVrusnblr. pr. Shcrr'au's "nfrhr"'c -
u y, lCG Sp..bu .iito. y T. y ~
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

CONSUMPTION CURABl.E Still.
" FURTHER PROOF!--.CONSUMP-
TlVES. remember thtu ~
IhompSon's Compound Syrup o( Inr and
Hood .hnphiha
which IL daily cfscling such remarknb',
cures in PULMONARY CO.NSU.nP-
TO.N!
PHILADA., Ocl. IL, 1916.
The undersigned is induced TO make the
following brief sietcinen, under firm cor
virtion that many valuable lives might be
saved was recourse had 10. the snmc means
which have restored ;ue 10 health. ! had
suffered for years with weaknsss OF lhr
LUNGS aud LIVER COMPLAINT, but So
gradual were the inyoeds Of disease that
felt no alarm until within he last year
The chief cause of distress was pain in my
breast aud right side, great oppression, al
most sranglIng, and total inability 10 rnsc
the corrupt matter which obstrucled ms
breathing; and al tunes 50 great was my sui
iering thought could not live an hour. J.
is scarcely necessary To say that during thls
time had The hes, medical attendance. was
cupped, bllstered. &c. with no avail. ais"
used various advertised and well known
medicines, obtaining no relief Whatever nm
III procured IWOMSO.FS CO.N
POUND SYRUP TAR AND WOOD
.V.7PHIIf1," one bottle oi which benefit
ted me more than all else had taken and
now assert It as my solemn belief that by
tins time ! Should Lore L'Sn M my grave had
aof procured this remedy al The time Idid
SARAH JANE ADAMS.
No. 1873 South Fourth street.
| Sworn to and subscribed This Eth day o
October. 1916, before me.
CIIAUNCEY BULKLEY, Alderman.
| .4roid all limitations,
! Principal Office, N. f.. cor. FIFTH al,
SPRUCE Sls. Phlla. For sale by
II. J. TAYLOR, Newport, T.. !.
Nov. Sc h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27

FiRE.-Thc lower part OF the house on the
south side Of the Long Wharf, next west of
Mrs. Richardson's, occupied by an Irish fnm.
~, wns discovered to be on fire by the
Watch on Sunday morning, about 2 O'Clock.
The alarm was sounded through the streets
the bells were Tung, and the fire depart
p,cnt and engines, and our citizens, were
promptly on the spot. The fire was caused
by heap of shavings which was near the
fire place, and when discovered. or soon af-
ter, il had burnt hole ihrouea the floor md
eide of the house. .nnd bp, for the most proynp,
and wci-dircctcd excr,ions, must have caused
serious corfagrqiion. II was fortunately
arrested without material injury 10 any one.
i is to be hoped that more caution will be
observed hereafter, by those who hnvc been
in the proclicc, not to place shavings or any
llph, combustiblc stuff so near the fire.
o. We noticed that the Watch did no,
lfor what capse we know not.) ring the Town
Hall Dell on Sunday morning to give the
alarm. We ,honght that one nf The priDci-
pal objects in procuring n Bell for 'hc Town
Hall, was to enable the Watch in case of fire,
to give an alarm w,liou, loss Of time. The
Bell should certainly bc rung, if possible,
when fire is discovered by the Watch in the
night.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
Thanksgivipg.

proper Observance oi this tine m.honnrrh ir.t
vsl In Rhode. Island, has alrro,ly brcn pub.
lshed in all III" papers in the State, aud 9th
crwise promulgated, and viii. We trust, be-
responded TO in manner and form recon.
mcneed by "Iiis Excellency."
The several flonscs of Public Worship
will be open tomorrow morning, at 10
oclock--nnd after the services, collections
will be taken up as usual for the benefit Of
the Poor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
HER AID OF THE TIMES.
TraCherS Institute at Newport.

Th" ibr,i Of the series Of T"ach"rs' insl,.
ln'"s Tor tins season, will commences at New.
port, on Monday evening, D. {. lsi, and con-
'inue IN session through the week.
The introductory address Will be given on
Monday evening.
On Tuesday morning. n, 9 o'clock, the
regular exercises Of the Institute W III begin,
and will consist in u review of the following
subjects, with practical illpstra tions of The
best methods Of teaching the came, viz,
Tnr ESGLIsH LANGUAGE, including spell
ling, pronunc latlon. practice in the elemen
'ory sounds, an analysis of dcriva,ive words,
reading, definitions and composition.
A RIrHMETIc. written and intellectual ; and
the last with special reference to teaching
Colburn's First Lessons.
PENMANsHiP, with illustrations OF meth.
od OF teaching this branch fiom Winchester S
Chart and from the blackboard.
GRAMMAR, with special reference 10 teach
ing the same orally, and in the frequent prac.
tice OF writing composition.
GEOGRAPHY, with particular reference TO
u'""'HS "uPs, uiiu t1e use VI VH'liHc HlhpH
and globes.
DRAwiNG, so far as the same can be made
a useful and interesting exercise on the
slate and blackboard, for small children.
Other subjects, aud particularly such as
can be made The topics Of oral instruction
will receive attention. The daily exercise
Of the members of the Institute in each
branch will be conducted by teacher, who
has mnde that branch his particular study.
I Ia The course Of the session, every mem
bcr of the Institute will have an opportunity
to state any difficulties in the class ticalion
instruction and discipline Of schools which
may have occurred IN his own experience as
n teochcr, for the consideration Of the lDs,i-
tp,c and n variety of topics connected with
the successful management of schools. will
be presented IN addresses, discussions, ant
familiar suggestions, by the several gentle
men who have engaged TO be present and
take part in tho instruction Of the teachers
who mny come together.
/ The School COMMITTEE of Newport have
voted TO make all the necessary local ar
rangencn'S for the meeting, and 20 provide
for the board Of all who may attend.
HENRY BARNARD,
Commissioner Public Schools
The place Of meeting which will be motto
cd hereafter, will probably be Armory Hail..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
National loan fund
Life Insurance Society, of l.Cndon
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF
PARLIAMENT,
CAPITAL $2,5OO.OCO,

The following are anong the advantng' s
offered by this Institution -
The guarantee ofa large subscribed Capi.
tai in addition TO the accumulation oi Prom j.
ums.
The peculiar benefit secured 10 the as.
surrd by the principle of ;ha Loan Depart
mcnt.
The poyyGcn, Of Premiums, annually, half
yearly. or quarterly.
The travelling lease cSttpsiyc md liberal.
Thirty days allowed after each payment
Of premium becomes due, wnhou, forfeiture
of Policy.
The Sncioiy being funded on the MuTu-
Al &; JolNr SroCK principle, parties may
participate ~ the profits of the S ,cieiv, two
thirds of which are annually dIylped among
the A ssutcd
The Sorie'y is nn, connected with either
Marine or Fire INSURANCE..
No charge made the assured for Medical
Examination.
For the character aud responsibility of the
Institution, the Society has the priyIlcsc OF
referring Ia the
Hon. ABBOTT L,wREScr, and
W,LLI,M APPLETON, Esq. Boston.
Medical Examiner IN Newport, RI,
THhoPHiLUs &. DUNN, NJ. u.
Pamphlets cnntaIningiablcs Of rates. &c
moy be examined aud MI necessary inforlna.
rion obtained at the Agents office in this
town, over Mr.. Cnllnhan's B ,ok Store,
Thamcs-s. &. T.. ROBBINS, Dgcnt
Newport. r. l. Nov. 20. 1915.
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ID II A T II s.

In Little Compton, i2lh inst. Sarah Ann,
eldest daughter Of Mr. James Pierce, aged III
ycnre.
IN Providence, 22d, Mrs Martha Frost, wild
ow Of Ebrnezrr Frost, aged CI.
In B"siop, Nov Q, Rev William G Wood.
bridge, author Of the celcbrgicd "Woodbridge
Geography" and other works.
Ia Foxboro' Mass, Hiss Aimira Tqrrey,
darghtar of Deacon Torroy, aged % years.
AZ sea, on his passage from Canton to SueZ,
Charles w. King, Esq. Of New York, late oi
the house of Olyphant x Go Canton, and son
of the late Samuel King, Esq. OF this place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27

The Annual Meeting OF the DnEcAs So
cIETY, wiIl be held at Trinity Church School
House on Monday, Dec. lst, al O'clock p. IN.
Subscribers will please bring their subscrip
,ions. .7pgnriual attendance ofM interested
IN The continuance Of The Society, is request
ed. Nov. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
hA SHIP NEWS. sM,
PORT OF NEWP IsT.
a II RIVE ID.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Nov. 90.
Brig Albert, Blake, i'm Boston for Phiadcl-
phla.
schr Denmark Rider, I'm Fall River for Ncw
York; Nancy Jane, Godfrey, fin Providence
for do.
Schr Carroll, Kelly, I'm Prov idcncc for liar.
w,ch Jane, Brown. fin Fail River for Cherry.
field; Nantucket, PeudIeton, fin Warwick for
Bangor.
.Sloop Jas Bonnet, Smith, I'm Providence for
Albany; Midas, French, FIN do for New York;
Pioneer, Bliven, FIN do for Brenrinrd
Slnop Rhode Island, Hull, fin Providence
for New York; Trcumseh, Ash, I'm do for do;
Henry, Gibbs, fin Fall River for Hartford.
FRIDAV, Nov. 81.
schr Massasoi!, Godfrey, I'm Providence for
New York.
Sloop Em,lnc, Baker, fin Albany for
Wickfn,d.
Crd-Schr O. II. Perry, Wooster, Savannah
Passed out, p m, n light bark.
| Sailed The arrivals OF Sunday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
SATURDAY, Nov. 90
Schrs rrrp, Parker, from Lube Cor New
York Louisa, EldrIdge, iin NortnIk for orders;
Oregon, Joslln, TN Pruvid idcnce Tor New York;
Charles Appleton, Kelly, in do for llarwich.
SUNDAY, Nov, %.
Brig Gnlnau, Borden, I'm Thomas:on for
New York, ScLrS Homer, Kent, from New.
York far iIoston; Emerald, Mackenzie, I'm
Iubrc for Newborn, sc; Melville, Sawyrr,
I'm hjnrhas for Il Y Cc,l0n, Sh"pparce, fm
Camden for New York FIorca, Tnomaston,
fin rh"ma,ion FOR Nowlork, Equity, Paine,
Boston, for New Haven.
MONDAY, Nov. %.
Sloop Ricnzi, Durfcc, II i.2 hours fin New
York, for Providence.
TUESDAY, Nov. %.
Schr. Franklin Greene, Wyilc, from II Bod
ford
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
MERITS or TIE
Chemical Balsarn,
HAIR INViGOR ATOR

y prevents Ealdness, il removes Dandrill
d and cntaneons Scurt, II keeps the IIair IN
ns natural color, and prevents IT from turn
lng grey.
IT contains no substance thai VIII clog the
pores, inhnnc the skin, and stop ihe gr"Nth
ol the halr I; but il docS contain real nonr.>h-
men, for the vessels from which lts roots
spring. II should be used fccly, according
fn tho directions on each hottie, ami the 70.
'uI' will be speedily b"nrGcral The hnJ'
needs a siimnlanr, and cYcitcmrut Of the kun
causes that ciimuIaut. Ncglrct IN r"5hpng
hard and well The Chemical Balsaln. when
applied. dcptivcs i, q: hall l+ power aud eff.
cacy. THIS ShpuM bc r'mcmbvci
Sold by GORTON ANDERSON.
Nov 20. No. lJl, Thames 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27

The |oLuNTErns who wc,r dsral,h.
ed 20 The frontiers of TeAns Gom the
cuy al New ORLEANS durng The excite.
nrnt which prevailed there sun,e three
months ago, in the supposed prosprc, ol
war with MrAico, have returned home.
and been honorably discharged from the
United States service, though their term
OF engagement would not have expired
until the 2lst instant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
This Evcnis,g.

A Lecture on the Evils of ln,cmpcrancc,
will be delivered before the Young Mems
Temperance Society, at the Town Hail.,
THIS "wednesday EVENING, by Mr.
WILLIAM Corr, commencing at o'clock.
Nov. rs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27

The Nashville Banner announces the
death Of DR.. Pey,on, Nj. C., from Nash
vile District Thursday, tho ll,h Of
December, has been appointed ms the
day for 6lling the vacancy occasioncd
by the death Of DR.. Pcyton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27

Opp FELLOWS DiREcToRY.-"TheO Odd
Fellows Almanac and General Directory
containing List Of oil the Lodges aud en-
campmcnts in the U. States, &c. may be
found for sale at the Newspaper depot OF
VIM. GoR, Thames-st II is well worth the
price charged for it, though il does not con-
toin all TINT is promised in the title page.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
NOTICE..

hereby notify the public that HORACE
EVER RErr, is no longer my Gchcral Agent;
and that haye no connection with him, nor
have any thing To do with any pills which he
may offer TO the public, called the Health
Restorative Pills, nor any other medicine
manufactured by him.
G.. BRINCK