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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-04
External Remedy
Called Hunts EsNiinent.
vaNHIs CELEBRATED EXTERNAL

V4NHIS CELEBRATED EXTERNAL
"a REW!ibN for The cure Of Rheuma
'usm, Cramps Affections at the Spine, Pairs
IN the BacN aud Chest, swelIed LImbs, Group
Ague in the Face, Tooth Ache, Sprains, Issue,
n liberated Sores, salt Rneum, sore Throat
Hand QuinSy, Weakness n the AnkeS, Ner.
vous Diseases, Contraction OF the muscles
4 Burns. Corn<, and Frosted Feet, is now almost
! universally Acknowledged To II, one oi the
/ Wonders of the World, aud The BEST EX
.rERNAL REMEDY KNOWN. And as
4 a proof ol the great eb ny winch THIS RENE
1, dy has attained. tue following certificate, from
gentlemen OF the highest iesprctablily. is of
frred. There has never yetbcen discovered
an external remedy whlch has proved so uni.
yerSsily successful IN uiiCases wheie 1t has been
applied.
We. the Undersigned. H. certify that We
have used Mr.. Geo. T. S,ntOn's External
Remedy, called HUNTS LlNlMENr, aud
have proved it To be fIly equal 10 the charac.
ter he gives It. Is healing properties ats Uu'y
extraordinary; and we most confidently recon-
mend It as one of tie safest and most certain
external remedies that has yet neeG discovered
4 Caleb Ru>coe, Editor WeSche-'sr l!eiald.
Isaac Bid.a'l, inspector NJ p. Prison.
Albert l., CkwOUd, Judge Ccul Common
Peas.
: James Lock- the extensive IIurticultntiSt
t =
NJ. Churchhl, prGripll OF The c.ebraed
Bo riding Schuo, for Boys
sam. E. Reynolds, supreme Court Com
missioner.
X. r. Voris, District Attorney.
Theodu~iu> Clarke, Pastor VI f. Church.
Robert Wali>e. late Ascnr VI p State Prison.
Aaron ward, late Member o! Congress.
Munson l. lockwood, Clerk of the Country.
VIM. Peek. Agent VI. p State Prison.
Ia - ,.t {
Beniamin Moore Pierre Van Cotiiandl
Abraham kIpp AbTshsn Miller.
stephen Marshall Gilbert Martin
John Slrang Edmund " Btnnt
Philip G. Van WYck Benjamin Washbum.
Samuel row bridge
The lollowin. letter from the highly eminent
Physician who has been attached to the MouHi
Pleasant state Prison TOR many years. Is the
best evidence OF the value Of thus celebrated
Llnment:
SlxG SlSG. December %, l-ii.
My DEAR SR.-I received your note vesler-
day, asking my opinion ~ relation To Hunt
LLiment a. prepared BY Mr.. George T.. stan.
ton. knowing its composition. and having !
frequently used II. can commend 1t to you as
safe External Remedy, aud III my opinion, the
best LIniment now IN use.
Very truly and respectfully yours.
A. X. HOFFMAN,, MD
Col Pierre Van Corllaudr Croon Manor.
folly concur IN the above opinion.
WM n. BELCliER VI ID. Il
II Price 81 ccut> per bottle. Sold by all the
principal Druggists and Store keepers through. /.
out the country GEORGE r.. STANTON II
Sing Sing March ~, IsiG /
AGgSTs Tor Newport Rowland Il. Hazard, 4
J.Taylur, C.G e.. Hazard, Jno Taliman. Ports
mouth; WIN. \ Weedeu Jr. jamestown Ter /
~ e. Iiazlrd, Jonathan Hazard. Pt judith; w
thzard, Wakefield; q. \. stanton ChaileStOwn !
=. VI. Dun, Westerly.
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Aorifultural.
From the Boston CultiyatOr.
POULTRY.

.Nessrs Ediiors-I doubt whether there
are any animals kept by the farmer
which will yield him more real profit thar
domeslicaied fowls. If proper care b,
taken with them, and they are alloweC
to roam at large about the farmyard
and premises, they will produce eggs
sufficient to bdns IN profit double the
amount oIihclr expenses; provided, how
ever, all hens viii do as well as mine
have done the past year.
From April lsl, l~45, TO April lst
1916, sold in market, 282 dozen OF
eggs, (belng the produce of % hens, at
al an average ptice of 10 IL cts per
doH amounting to S37 G3 cts. Sold
also from the same, SO worth Of chick
ems, which, added 10 S37 G3, makes a
total OF $40 63.
During the same length of tire, they
consumed "a bushes OF corn, worth 80
cents per bushel amounting to Sl9 20
This sum deducted from S45 G3 leaves n
profit in my favor of $40 43.
have made no account OF the eggs
and chickens used in my family, (Which
were NOD few If | had done this,
the balance in my favor would have been
increased several dollars | will offset
this, however, by the damage done by
the farm.
One grent reason why farmers think
there Is no profit IN fowls, il, they never
lake the trouble To ascertain what their
eggs come To in dollars aud cenls.--
They will put an over estimate on
the grain fed out, and pay but lIrtIe re-
turn.
My method OF keeping hens is attend
ed with but little expense and trouble -
l make use Of little other food than corn
and scalded meal the latter but once
or twice a week in winter. keep plen-
ty Of old mortar in aud about their roost-
ing place, which is about half under
ground, and occasionally throw in a hod
Of ashes for them to roll in, which is an
excellent preventive Of lice.
pay particular regard to the time OF
feeding early in the morning, and just
before sunset. Some make practice
OF keeping a quantity Of corn before
their fowls day after day, and let them
eat at their leisure. | do not coincide
exactly with this practice. / believe in .
regularity in feeding fowls, as well as in
hogs, cattle, horses, &c.
There is no profit, in my opinion, re.
suliing ho:n raising chickens, other than
from ones own use. commonly kill off
my old hens aud keep my pullets over
being much better TO lay, | think.
I ,hlnk there is as much profit in keep.
iug hens as any animal kind farmer
ran have, considering their value.
ALBERT ToDD.
SmIh field X / III
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Tcritoriai Limits. This country has from
tier line Of more than ln,GO0 miles. We have
line Of sea coast Of nearly 4,G0 miles, and a
lake colst of 1900 miles. One of our rivers is
twice The size in length of the Danube, the lar
ge,I river in Europe. The Ohio is 600 miles
longer than the Rhine, aud the Hudson has a
navigation I.0 miles longer than the Thames.
The single State ot Fpgina is a HtM targer Than
EngidnH Ohio contains 300 square miles
more than Sco,and-from Maine 10 Ohio Is
farther than from London to ConSlanunople,
aud 50 we might 60 ON and fill pages enumer-
ating distances, rivers, lakes, capcs and bays
with comparative estimates Of size, power and
population.
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Religion What Is h'
BY BISHOP UEBER.

Is it to go To church today,
10 look devout and seem 10 pray,
And ere to-murrowS sun go down
Be dealing slander through the town
Does every SanctmOniouS face
Denote The certain reign of grace !
Does not a phiz that scowls al sin
OF veil hypocrisy within
Is il to make our daily walk,
And of our own good deeds 10 talk,
Yet often practice secret crime,
And thus mis-spend our precious time
Is il for sect and creed 10 fight,
TO call our zeal and rule of night
When what we wish Is, at The best,
To see our church excel The resi-
Is il TO wear the Christian dress,
And love To all mankind profess,
To treat with scorn the humble poor,
And bar against them every door!
Oh. no religion means not this:
Its fruit more sweet and falrer Is;
Its JIecept this +: 10 others do
As you would have them do to you.
II grieves to hear an III report,
And scornS with human woes To sport
OF others deeds it sIeak> no Ill,
But tells of good or else keeps sill.
And does religion this impart
Then NAV its influence ill my heart;
OBJ haste the blisNiu', joyful day,
When all the carth may own is sway.
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o. REMEMBER and always ask for
! BROWNS SARSAPARiLLA g. TOMA-
TO BiTTERS.--Thcse excellent Bttcrs
will be found a certain cure in all cases OF
| Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Jaundcc, Loss Of
! Appetite, general Debility, FainlDess and
Sinking OF the Stomach, lowness of spirits.
costlveness and determination of blood to
the head, PAIN in the limbs and side, dlarrhnn,
weakness, dizziness, cutaneous erUptlons on
the face and neck, hectic fever. night sweats,
nervous and sick headache, acidiy Of stom.
sch, bilious affections, piles, costivehess, and
IN all diseases caused by impurity of the
blood, the debility of the system, or the un.
healthy state OF the stomach and bowels.
GoISG TO sEA.-Masters ofvessels. on 60
ing 10 sea, particularly on long voyages If
they value their own health, or their crews
should never leave The wharf without one or
two dozen Of Browns Sarsaparilla and Toma-
10 Bitters. II Is about the only medicine
they need. IL purfes the blood. and COM
plctely cures and prevents SCURvY, which
alone is sufficient recommendation but
where persons are going from cold TO warm
climate, 1t is Of the highest Importance -
There are many masters OF vessels who say
they had rather be without their whole med
lcine chest than not have a supply OF the
Sarsapnrilla and Tomato BIttcrs. In fact
most of the physicians in Boston, recommend
It for the above complaints.
Sold at BROWNS medicine store, 65
Washington street, Boston, and X. J. TAY.
bORS, Newport, X. ]. Feb. 10
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A Fine SWiaMscr Residence
FDn SALE,

sSs.H.,Nf called, on Fox Point lll, in
\ ,f4aIiiA Providence, ,R, |. II ha, a com
go .sx...; mandng view OF Newport,
Gteenwlch, Bristol, and the surrounding
country Of about 10 miles in diameter, with
avIcw oftwo.thirds OF the city OF Providence,
the Boston and Stonlngton dcpols IN full sight
about 40 rods distant. and about 500 feet due
West OF the Tockwot,on House. There are
| five lots 80 by 100 feet, for which a clear
deed can be given; there are also in the same
Ilnclo.ure, three other lots, 30 by so feet, that
can be had on lease Of five years, with a
privilege Of renewal Said lots fronting on
three streets, 29J Il. IN one, l15 on one. and
$50 on the other. This elevation is 100 #.
shove tide water, and about 800 feet from It..
The buildings on the premises are an Obse'.
vatory, stories, Of about 90 feet high I; one
Dwelling House, and two 10 pin Alleys
The Garden il well stocked with grapes,
fruit trees, shrubhory, &c. &c. of 10 years
growth such hs IL kinds currants, 10 kinds
cherrles,6 kinds plums. several kinds peaches,
3 kinds mulberrles, several kinds gooseber-
rles, ID or 30 choice kinds OF Roses, 1900 e.
Box. The lower part of the Garden ~ about
20 feet lower than the upper having 6 Grass
banks from 100 to $50 fl. IN length. each with
steps at each bank to ascend. For further
particulars enquire at l76, South Main-streci,
Providence, k. !.
This I expect can be bought
ANTHONY DEXTER.
April oh, 1916 -im.
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For the accommodation of those residing in Fall Riv
or and Newport, we have appointed Mr.. RUFUS Is
KINsEY, Proprietor of the Boston Express Agent ioi
the sale of Passage Tickets and Bills Of Exchange
For further Information, apply at his Offices, in Mount
Hope Building Fall Rver-or II, Thamesstreet, New
port, II. I-Cr to IitRNDEN IL Co. No. 1870, State-st
and 8, Coprt-st., Boston. Feb. 49, lsl6.-3m
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National Loan Fund
Life Insurance Society, Of London
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF
PARLIAMENT,
CAPITAL. $2,500,0OO

/ The following are among the advantages
Offered by this Institution -
| The guarantee oia large subscribed Capi'
ums
The peculiar benefit secured to the as.
sured by The principle Of The Loan Depart
mCnt.
The payment of Premiums, annually, halt
yenrly, or quarterly.
The travelling lease extensive and liberal.
Thirty days allowed after each payment
Of premium becomes due, without forfeiture
Of Policy.
The Society being founded on the MUTu-
Al s; JoiNT STock principle, parties may
participate ~ the profits Of the Society, two
thirds of which are annually divided among
the Assured.
The Society is not connected with either
Marine or Fire Insurance.
No charge made the assured for McdIcsl
examination.
For the character aud responsibility Of the
Institution, the Society has the privilege OF
referring To the
Hon. ABBorT LAwRENCE and
WILLIAM APPLETON, Esq, Boston.
Medical Examiner III Newport, Il j,
THt0puILUs &. DUSN, NJ ID.
Pamphlets containing tables OF rates, &c,
moy be examined aud all necessary niorma'
tion obtained nj the Agents office in this
town, over Mr.. Callahan's Book Store,
Thames-s'. G. +. ROBBINS, Agent
Newport, X. |. Nov. 20, 1915.
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poetrp.
From the United States Gazette
FI.OWERs.

FLOWERS.
gwee, Aowers how much they brighten eai'
How glad they make our way
They gem the ground 50 vafiedly
With all Their fair array
They speak with lips OF eloquence
Ot His majestic power,
Who ever soops 10 show his sellI
In pencilliDga flower!
Bright flowers so pure and innocent
Their forms to rs are gwen
often wonder if the, bu
Within The bower OF iienVeh
For oh ifthey are lovely here.
Where storms and tempeslS rise,
What must they be, when bloSSonin2,
Unladed in The skies
There they would never droop their hands,
Or cease their scented breath
Their tender veins would not be chilled
Beneath the iroals Of Death.
An immortality Of bloom
Would TO their brows be given,
The faintes rose tint could not fade,
There is no death ia Htafen
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Remedy for Deafness.

HOW many persons are suffering from
IL this complaint who, by the use of DIR.
McNait's Acoustic Oil, might obtain imme
date reioi, and in all probability regain their
hearing 1t is also a sure relief IN all cases
Of buzzing noises in the ears. &c, which
are but symptoms Of approaching deafness.
Let the afflicted make trial of this article.
Sold only At ~ Courtlandt street. Price 81
per flask. For sale IN Newport by
RI. TAYLOR
Sept. :.
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emanallng nom "OAk Halle,
LARGE GALES
SMALL PR OFITS.

This announcement awoke the dreaming
thousands Old men arose from their recum-
bent position rubbed their heavy eyelids, stretch
ed their cramped and benumbed limbs young
men congrcgacd on The corners of streets and
looked unulierable thingS--gucSSeS and sur
misses were rife when straight all began to cry
."NAD DOG" Slill ON | went, unawcd by
threats. nor cajoled by llaltcry, until finally /
have laid fat and strong, pinnacle stone as
lasting and durable aS the Hills. To prove the
albania up nf he
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REAIiT"rANCES.

For the convenience of persons wishing 10 rem
money their friends, keep constantly for sale
DRAFTS AT SIGHT, which are cnshcd Mt any Banl
In England Ireland, or Scotland Duplicate Checks ar,
always furnished insure the purchasers Bghins loss
N. T.. The accommodations and reputation al thu
Line nrc SUCH that other persons advertise Ia bring ou
Passengers b, it, and the public respectfully inform
ed that UARNUEN a Co. are the only authorized
Agents To sell Tickets for the Limo.
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READY CASH,

this establishment offers the strongest induce
ment. The Stock being purchased fresh This
Spring. at Auction, and direct from the Manu-
faclurers at some - per cent less than the cost
Of Importation, and beng satisfied with Sm"H
Prgfis, will sell at Il slight advance upon
Auction Prices
And would respectfully invite the attention
Of the citizens of Boston and vicinity to my
tral
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AIDES. You who are about 10 con
L A damn thoso soilad and faded dressps
-. &C. r.
that oobnet ana shawl, as oeIng uhHt io'
further use, lust nut them IN as small
| ...,,,a.. a. 80, - .L on a,cb ,r,,cl.
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your name, with directions whether 10 colol
or cle1nse send them 10 the subscribers store
No. hou''s slfee', ahu III "oo"t WV "''"'
Won W wll have them returned TO YOU nearly as
.,od naY' ,ho c,uo.;,o, 10 n liz, or r,,c..
sep' - Wv '"s ~ =,
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CASH SYSTEM

over all others, needs no lengthy tale. II must
be apparent to the most casual observer, that
while il shields the vcnder from the raiRous
ioSSes often attendant upon the Credit System,
it pro,,clS the purchaser from the oqaaHy rum.
aus pyqfis demanded by Merchants To cover bad
debts created by SYSTEM or LoNG CREDITS
rn tL-n.n lhnrnInrn n.hn rnn command the
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"A Dairywoman of Herkimer Co, N.
" ~ the Michigan Farmer says
u is difficult To give Inieligi ible written
directions ON the subJec, Of cheese. max
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The Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

TNllE subscriber having been appointed
Agent for the above Company in this
town and iciniiy il now prepared to receive
applications from those who may wish to eff
feet Insurance on their Lives, receive Annul-
ties or Endowmen,s.
For particulars IA 10 rates. premiums, &C.,
apply to JOHN ID. NORTIIAM, Agent
| G.. CoTToN, NJ. ID. Medical Examiner.
N. u. This Company promises hdvantS-
g"s for Life Insurance. which are offered by
no similar Institution in tins country, aud Is
now doing very successful business having
issued since Ih" 1T of MAY. ll7l Policies,
thc premium on which amount to SlOO,g95
% cts.
Newport, March 26, lsi6.
I'D OIsSEL'S and Landon's Iandkerch,s
y u Perfumes, at e. G.. g.. HAZARDS.
| Ian
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S0ttllg, Nu. - S&tu&t-oStltt(,
INSURE Dwelling houses, Warehouses
L and buildings IN general, merchandise,
household furniture, ships building, ships
IN port aud their cargoes, and every descrp-
ton of personal property, against loss or
damage by fire.
J. SMITH ROGERS, President
r. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
DiREoroRs.-J. Smith Rogers, James Bsiar,
James Mcbride, John Adams, John Haggerty,
Gulian C.. Verpanck, John Johnson, Joseph
kernochan, John L. Palmer, Peter Lorilard,
James Mccall, Robert McCoskry, Henry Pa
rish, Reuben Withcrs, William Scott, Ferdi-
nand Suydam, Peter |. Nevius, Richard Irwin
&. V. s. Roosevelt, T.. ID. Hurlbut, George L
Pollen, William Colgate, Lowell lIobrook.
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 It's vicinity
the terms, &c, of insurance will be made
known on application to us.
Il. Y. CRANSTON g. SON.
Newport, Feb. Is 1884,.
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Tho last patent medicine got up, is called
'Ichaboo Guanorian Lozenges designed for
dwarf, aud undersized men and women
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Babies have little hair on their heads; be-
cause they are naturally inclined TO be baaoted.
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Until April, lei2, when
GEORGE Wy. SUMMONS

the attitude of nnovator of old Engiished Gus
toms Of Trade.
Until this time, men had gone on Their old
plodding way giving Lang Credits, demanding
as a rccompense for the long hope, from fD'y 10
One Handrcd per cent adrance. AT this interest
ing epoch the startling announcement was heard
lpmanotinp from COAX NAIL.S
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False one, begone = Ms the man said when
he threw his wig out of the window.
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SEAEGEN,
an endless variety for sea or shore.
Military, Navy and FircmCn'S suits,
w hoIesalc Dealers

The following is list of few of the many
Thousand Articles that can be found, with
prices anncXed al this establishment
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humane Masters and particular attention will he pait
to the accommodation and good treatment Of Passen
gers under their charge.
Persons wishing to send for their friends, do
bv procuring Certificate Of Pnssageu lIARND Co.
Boston specify ing what Vessel they wish them 10 come
by aud the day of leaving, thus saving them the eX
pcnso of any detention IN Liverpool.
HARNDEN n Co, wishing Ia conduct their business
upon principles of fairness and equity to prevent auo
ad deception have but price for passage, which, II
all cases. incnIes head money and bread stuls Pre-
paid Passengers ALWAYS have the preference over Pas
sengers pay ing in Liverpool
Those applying by letter, or otherwise, for Certih
of Passage should in all cases furnish the names
aud ages the persuns sent for, with their address III
mll, TO enable Messrs Iarnden Go. Of Liverpool o
notify them Of the proper time to leave home ahd ur'
nish other necessary information.
To persons returning home, this Line also offers SUI
per0r facilities and accommodation.
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CHI EESE.

SmihGehd, X J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-30

Died.
On Tuesday morning, the 2oth nst after lingering
illness, Mrs ANN HALLErr wife OF Benjamin Halett, Of
Wilmington. N. c., 1ged 90 years and months
The friends and acquainances Of the family also those
of Mr. Leonard Brown, invited to attend her funeral
from her late residence. No. 2a3 Tenth street. the
SecoD avenue, on Tbursdav, at O'Clock, P. NJ. with
out further invitation. Her remains will be taken
Greenwood enetery for interment
On Tuesday, the 29th inst, CArHARIyE FAMILY daugh
ter Of John and Mary Farley, aged 10 months and 20
days
Tho friends and acquantances Of the family
spectully invited to at end her funeral this day WED
nesday at O'Clock in the afternoon from the residence
OF her father, No 90 Cherry street
d On the 1Ih inst at Genesee Henry Co., Illinois, after
short but Illness RoELEr T. WYcKorr, late Of
this city, in the 45th year Of his age.
In Smith6eld. the Goth inst, HxpznAH HARMS, re-
lct Of the late Jos Harris in The Goth year Of her age
In Killingworth, CT, the Goth inst, Mrs. RHoDA
wife OF Alexander Phelps, revolutionary pensoner
aged so.
In Beverly, on the goth inst. Osrp WOODBURY., aged
30 years Also BENJAMIN PArrKRsoN, formerly Of Sa
lem, aged 20 years.
In Cambridgeshre. Mass, Miss REBEcoA HASTINGS,
aged 49, the last surviving grandchd Of the celebrated
John Cotton formerly minister Of the first church in
Newton.