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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-09

rONSUMPTIVE READ!!-l hereby
" certify, that in consequence of rcpea,cu
and neglected colds. my lung. became serI.
ously affected, and fora long time suffered
with violent pain in the breast, obstinate
Cough and difficult Expcctoratlon The
symptoms daily increasing in violence, had
recourse 10 varions remedies with no avail,
until used Thomson's Compound Syrup 9
Tar and Uood .Naphthn. which effected a
pe-fect cure before | had taken three bottles.
f.. EVANS, Fayottc street, below Arch.
Prepared only at tho N. T.. corner OF Fifth
md Spruce streets. Pnce 80 cents.
Beware Of Countetfelis.
For sale IN Newport by
Dec. :. r. J. TAYLOR.
ltOCO ONSUTS.-200 Carthagene Cocoa
~ nuts. lust recoIv'd and for sale cheap at
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~Ssomomy 10 tie so4a~ %|22@M<"

7 ADIES!! You who are about to con-
IL denn those soiled and faded dresses,
that bonnet, and shaw as being unht Tor
further use, just pot them in as small
compass as you can, mark on each aHic'e
your name, with directions whether TO color
or cleanse, send them To the subscribers store
l43, Thames street, J and in about two weeks
you will have them returned To you nearly as
good as new the following is list OF prices
of articles which may be colored or cleansed'
Dresses,
SILK Merino, Grape. Alpaca, and Alpine, sl,OO
All new pieceseNra l2i cts per >d.
hawis.
Merino and Silk, large sizes, from 5s,o Gs'
common do. 3s 1s6,
" smnI do. 2sG93is.
Crape, silk ami WOODEN h'dk'is 1900 l2lo 81.
SIX bOnuets, 23D "
straw bonuel-, dyed and pressed, 52l'
Leghorn hats, 5IH d.
Wors,ed wooden aud cotton, l2i.
Ribbons per yard, 2to DC.
smshnSe,. 25.
six friness and worsted do to Sc per sd.
SIN cotton, aud wOoien Gloves lOc
carpets cleaned-.en for a returned, to l2c pr yd
Merino Shawl. do IN elegant style b. 10 $50 per yd
do dved light coors, without iujnrng the borders
Worsted and woncn yarns dyed ali last nnd high
colors-superor any that as yet nave beeh h"he en-
any establishment IN Boston or Nrlhl hy h'N'hg h,hu
great imp ovenens in the management ana art O aye
ing II can he done at much lower prices ihan II has
usually been done for
TO the gentlemen would say your dress and froek-
coats, celored and finished from 6s 10 7s6,
Over coats do 90 $50 20 ys
Pants do do IS 10 3s9.
Goats and pants cieansed in superb sHle-ook as
well rs new.
40 additional charge made for transportation. For
further Information, enquire OF -
'' JOuN II. JOUvET. Agent,
for JOHN WIIlrrlMoRE, Boston.
Newport, March 3lst, lsi6.
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Hoo Siar9y rWies.--We have not at This fine
single minister abroad from the Free States
MN EIllnAy Inn arn nnly nur CONGRATULATIONS -
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By THE QUEEN's PATENT.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
Buchan's Hungarian BAL
sam Of Life;

The great English rSmedy for
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND CON.
SUMPTION
TuyIIE most celebrated and Infallible remedy
u for Colds, Coughs, Asthma or any form
OF Pulmonary Consumption, is the HUNGA.
RIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered
by DIR. Bueban, Of London, England, tested for
upwards Of seven years in Great Britain and on
the continent of EArope, and introduced into
he United States, under the immediate superin-
tendence Of the inventor.
The astonishing success Of the Hungarian
3alsam. in the cure of every form Of Consump.
ton, warrants the American Agent in soliciting
for treatment the worst possible cases that can
be found in the community cases that seek
relief in vain from any Of the common remedies
of the day, and have been given up by the most
distinguished Phyaicians. as confirmed and incu-
rabe. The Hungarian Balsam has cured, and
will cure the most desperate Of cases. 1t is no
quack nostrum. but a standard English Medicine
OF known and established efficacy.
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CASH SYSTEM

over all others, needs no lengthy tale. 1t must
be apparent to the most casual observer, that
while il shields the vender from the ruinoaS
losses often attendant upon the Credit System,
it projects the purchaser from the equatty ruin
Gus profits demanded by Merchants 10 cover bad
deblS, created by system OF LONG CREDITS
20 those lhnrnlnre mhn can command the
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This Instrument has received the favorable
notice and commenda,on of Drs. Mott,
Rodgers, Griscom and Francis of New York;
The Faculty of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Hart.
ford and New Haven. aud Of medical men
who have had an opportunity Of an examina.
ltion.
The following will show what kind OF tes.
limony might be adduced in many cases:
Certificates Of Ladies in Boston.
The undersigned Of the ladies' Of Boston
and its vicinity, take pleasure IN certifying
that, on their persons, DIR. Bannlng's Patent
Lace has been Immediately and incompara.
bly, more efficient for the relief Of female
weaknesses than the other instruments IN
common use. We believe it to be an in
valuable appliance and recommend il to The
confidence of those requiring support
When well adjusted, we have found 1t per.
fectly comfortable in its bearing on the body
Mrs. NEwcoMU, Mrs. FRENcH,
Tucker, BRANnALL,
PERKINs, Porter,
Boston. lsll.
For sale by LANGLEY g. NORMAN,
Jan 8, l6. Agents for Newport.
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED!

DR.. Bradlee-Dear Sr-I take much plea
sure in giving you a statement Of the beneficial
effects Of Buchan's Hungarian Balsam, on my
daughter, who had been Tor number OF year
afflicted with bad cough. pain IN the side, rails
ing Of blood, and all these pains and troubles
which attend that insldious disease, Consump-
tion. | employed physician who attended
her long time a. great expense, and then ad-
vised the consultation of celebrated ply slcan
in "A neghboring town, at still greater expense,
aud after IA number Of visits from the advising
physician, and the continuance for some time
of the family physician he declared he could
do no more for her. lie ha d done all that he
could, and could see no benefit from it. /
then employed Botanic Physician for some
time, who seemed TO do her some good, but did
not reach the root Of the disease. l was then
ndvlsed by friend to try Buchan's Hungarian
Balsam. | have used six bottles with the most
astonish effect. 1t has restored her strength,
cured her entirely Of her cough and pain in tho
side, and she is now attending to her accustom
ed duties. This may seem wonderful, but II ls
no more strange than true, and would advise
all who have symptoms Of consumption 10 take
this medicine in season, and not wait till all
hope is past, although this case has terminated
SO fortunately. Ia this case paid between one
and two hundred dollars for physicians and
medicine without any satisfactory benefit, while
six dollars worth Of the Hungarian Balsam has
removed the disease, renewed the strength, and
brought on "A healthy action Of the system
Try it for yourselves, and you will find the one
half has not been told You can use this
letter as you think best and as will do most
good and wishing that your medicine may
benefit many as much as my daughter.
lremain gratefully yours.
JNO. YOUNG.
Bath, Maine, Feb. "a, 1874.
=. 5. | would say further, that about five
years ago my daughter commenced raising blood,
which continued at times for three years, and
sometimes very bad, ill about two years, when
she commenced taking this Balsam The first
bottle stopped the raising Of blood entirely, and
she has never been troubled with it since.
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Wholesale Dealers
will find an endless stock at VERY Low PRICE,

The following is list of few Of the many
Thousand Articles that can be found, with
prices annexed, at this establishment
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INCONTEsTIDLE PROOFS
Of he efficacy Of this Balsam in the ,rorst
forms Of Consumption.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY !
Dr. Bradee-Dear sir-The Hungarian Bal
sam is, beyond all question, a most perfect
and admirable preparation for Diseases Of the
Lunga. | have used 1t in my family, and in my
professional practice for more than two years,
with the most uniform and entire success, in
cases Of severe Pulmonary Disease, and can
conscientiously recommend it 10 all who are
afflicted, as the most certain remedy fer srch
diseases with which am acquainted
Yours Respectfully,
FREDERIC Il. STOkER, NJ. d.
Saco, Maine, May %, lS45.
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CoNSycr,cur I.rGi.LATUNs.-The leg
isla,ure met n, New Haven on "Wednesday
Of last week. Cyrus Il. Besrdsleay was e.
lectcd Speaker, and Charles II. Ing'rsol
and c. w. Phlllco wero appointed clerks
and Osborn aud Baldwin printers at the
House. In the Senate Hon. Samuel lug
ham was elected president. aud A''sed a.
Burnham clerk. The officers elect OF oo'h
houses being the Democratic candidates
On Thursday the two houses me, IN con
vcn,ion for the choice OF state oihccrs'-
Isaac Touccy was chosen Governor; Moves
Billings Lieutenant Governor Alonz" y"
Birge, Tressures Charles w. bradley, see
re,ary, and Mason CleaveIand, Comptroller
all the Democratic candidates al the late
election. The votes stood in each cast
I24 Dem. ZIG Wing, ] blank.
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CorresponJence Of the n. o. Delta.


HAyAsA, April, 23d, 1916.
Santa Anna i'd still here, and will remain
here until he is perfectly sure that he can 60
TO Mexico woll defended, aud that on arriving
there he will DO well rrceved aud strongly
sustained otherwise you may depend upon IT,
he will not stir his one foot from this spot,
where he enjnys life better than he has ever
done heforo.
There have been srea, festivals at Gunes-
Tho village to which the railroad rpns-and
Gen. Santa Anna went there with his family
to spend a week or two. Cock nsh''nS Is
one Of the most fashionable modes OF gambling
in these towns of public resort, aud since Ea"'
ter SUNDAY they had five fights on each OF the
three days Of the festival, which were general
~ attended by the elite, and among them the
wortby ex.Presidcnt of tho Mexican RepubIi'
with his lady, who is highly spoken oi as a'
aminble and excellent creature. do no
know whether or not she took share ~ '"'
bets, but il is we'll known that he pulled s.''
raj dozens Of douhlcons out q! his ugh
purse"
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H. SHIP NEWS. IL
PORT OF NEW POR T.
AIR IlIV ED.


THURSDAY, May Z.
Sch'r Patriot, Sears, Fall River, Boston or''
ano, Saunders, Bangor, Prov.
SATURDAY, May Q.
Sch'r Herald, Merrill, Prov, Bangor sioop
Thomas w. Thvrne, DuHce, t. k'Nef, New
York.
4 LETTER from Mr. Bum. the Inspector III
Rlock Island. TO the Collector ot this port, Ia
,.J "Wednesday. states that on Tuesday morn
IN, last, wen, ashore at the West sida OF tha'
I.InnJ Juring u heavy fog, the to'lnwing YES
..I. His Mohawk, Weeks, from Fhll" Tor
Ro.,on S,.h', Zeph,r, from New York for do !;
Ann Chnpip. fin Hartford for do; Sl""p Hun
,,... erom Cro,on N. Y. for New Bedford iau
m. I'm East IIaddam for Nantnckrt WIN 'ho
,s,;.,,no, of the inhabltanis they were all got
off without much damage
/ SUNDAY, Nav 10.
4 sch'r Florida, Read, Darien, Boston :
p,cLb;l pr,dmprr Virginia, T. River MAR
,b, Washington, Wood Baltimore, do 'H"
butcn, Grey, Cherry held
MONDAY, May H.
4 Dr;p Alabama, Allan. hpalarh'eola Ae'no
I ~, EId.r. Mohile; OrtaNla, Doughty, fhila
N Av,nC Newcastle, tn Cuba, all Tor Prov. Sch
, Cnn,,n. Baker, Bn'tmorr, D'shlon Llzabei
I Ann. Jackson, rhila, pawtuckri; L"pwhg
/ smith. Nufolk Engineer, Nhituc, DO Slu"
! uud,un. Wn.luw, Warren, New Bedford.
H TUESDAY, May IL
I s.h., A,i,, & william. Iilri,ld, i'm q"
ton, II Prov, out4u', Hmi't, Co''"," ''
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Ssanacu's External Remedy.
called Hunts R,iNiiheht.

CI1IcO kHeEs'S kis"a
yEyIIIS CELEBRATED ENTEhNAh
REMEDY for the cure ol kheunA'
Iiism. Cramps Afrcl,oDs "i the SPIN aus
IN The Bacn and Chest, Swcled Limos C'o"P,
A,ue in the Face, Tooth Ache Srra'hs' .'Hue.
/ liberated Sores, salt khe"in, T'. ~
and Clumsy, Weakness IN The h'k''>, NoI'
,,us J,,eascs Contraction OF The Wusc'cs'
pnIns Corps. and Frosted Feet, is now "ImnS'
universally acknowledged to be one %. Nv Wv
/ WnndeI. Of the World. and the BEST EA-
!, TERNAL REMEDY KNOWN; ana DIS
, nruol oi the great celebrity "hich th'' 't"e-
n Jy has ,iiaiu.d the following eerlihrate' H"u'
's,,r,sn s 10, If the hiyhe, ,especability, Is Of.
/ f.rcd. There has never yetheeh o',eo e''u
| an .x,.rn,L remedy which ha, proved 80 uni
! yers,lly successful in all cases where II mas oeeh
| applied, s,.o MAY n laA5.
\ We. the undersigned, do certify tnat we
/ have used Mr. Geo T. o,a.,vn ,,,, ~ ,I
p.mcdv called HUNTS LlNlMENl' ano
hay, moved i, To be fully equal to the charac
, tor he ciyesn lis healing properties are eUuy
! ,y,ro,tdinary; and we most confidently rtcou''
mcnd # as one of the saies' and most ce''"'',
ey,crnal remedies tha, has yet "eeu di>covs'eu
E Caleb Roscoe, Editor WeSlchesler tie'a'u'
L I.aac Biid>aIl. Inspector NJ. L. PRISON
Albert lockwood, Judge C"uf' 'o'h'"o"
Pleas. u,,,,;s,
Il lanes q. swain Editor III. X. Chionlc,e'
Il Nj Churchill Principal oi the c'ee'a'e@
- \ Boarding Schuo. for Boys c,,n
sam. r. REYNOLDS, Supreme Court Com
= missioner
Il Theodosius Clarke Pastor NJ. T. Churoh'
Robert w alise. late Agent NJ State rr's'n
:. Il Aaron Ward ale Member OF Congress
Nnn,on / Lockwood, Clerk Of toe Country
Wm.H. Peck. Agent Mp State Prison,
C. Morse. Pastor vi The bapi'st onulCp'
mi uoni,min Moor. Pierre Van Cortland
=, hI,i,h',,, E,nn Ahrahdm Mutr
S,ephrn Marshall GilbrI, MaTln
II - St,,ny Edmund VI BlGg'
~ rhihr q. Van Wyck Benlamlu NashbHfn'
- Samuel Towbrdge " ~.
n. 'rnc followin, letter from the highly emin"t
~ Physician who has been attached |" 'hc ""u'
~ Pleasant state PRISON Tor many years y :"
J" b,. evidence al ,hc value oi TINS cero'''e
-, Linlmcnt: ,, oc ,sii
au My DEAp Sm-l received your no'e vs., vs.,
'h' d,, asking my opinion IN relation ~ 'uo'
got ;r,m.nI. A. urcpatrd by Mr. neoige T. S'a
ION knowiua IT, competition Hn" "n' " ~
l,,rnn.ntly used it, can commend ni"you - =,
= safe Ex'ciual Remedy, ani W my "F'"'""' ~
,, ,lhe>t lIrin,ent now 70 use.
~" Vary truly and respectfully FouiS'
nh' Il. IIOFFMAN, NJ ID.
Col. Pirrrr Van Corliandl, Ct"'on "a"o''
!. ImlN concur in tive above plni,h, r.
mo WM n. BtLCNtR. VI ~
la; NJ Pr,ce - cents per bottle Sold oy a.,
,I' p,uoe,pai Druggist. and so,r kesEcr. n!""s @
,.ih out the country. GEORGE f' ~ Wv
,ng, S,ua sinp March 81, 1916. ,,, ~,
n"r Acrsrs tor newport -Rowland H. ~ ~
In. Tavlut e. 6 Can d'ho' 10" .,
=, II month; Wm \ Weedcn jr Jane',"N!m,
: nv a Hazard jonathan il"zdrd IT !nnM!u M
;rr' u.,,rd w atcf,ld: g.. y Ni5n'" CIaie''
Z" liz NJ rurWcrsti,
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II understood here. Mr.. Wrbs'er WI
no, ac,'pl the dinner iend"r"h h'm' "y 'h'
c,tlnrns Of PbiIadeIphis. until the fr-"" ID
the pending investigation Is LAID hrior 'h'
public. in which ] think he has rsh'hie
nnch good taste and prop''e'y - VdShme
ton Cor. Of The Phiiad. North .qmeiedh.
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Mrs. II. J-n,ks has given up the Nan
ucset Warde' to Mr.. James NJ. Bunker
~ no will here aler publish i, weekly ins'r"
of scn,i.~rrkly.
Il, ~as found 'ha, With all 'h" talents u
Az. J.ncas - aud our more talented than Mr.
]. i. ooi 10 h. innud ~ The eo""''y-i''
,v.,d,, ,ouid not be sustained ~ u semi
weekly.
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Treasury .Noies Outsiandi"g.-By re-
port of the register of the Treasury, II np
pears iha, the amoun, Of Treasury no,e'
outstanding OH the first day Of May wa
S498,ll4.
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Express RoJbsry.-Livingston y VOLS
have seceived part Of the money stolen by
Harrington, Hatch and others and last
week paid over to the parties interested Wy
cents on the dollar for the respective amounts
forwarded by them, say some SIo'OOo or
$4,000.
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HERNp AND RHopE-sLANDER THURSDAY MORNING MAY IA 1916

rou,,or. siurgi., Prov, New York Augusta
Brown. New Bedford. do; d n. Cox. Ell'ns'
worth, Prov, Philn. Daniel Baker, Fnnk, In
Phin., with coal 10 }. w. Sherman I.xa.'
Hand, I'm do with eonl !" steamer Roger WIZ
Prov; jam. Lamphsnr, Kenny, Prov. Nsw
y,,L . A,,on. Monroe, do. fm dn. T-cumscl,
Ash, New York, PROV. Meridian. LAWS T.
River, New York. =, =.
>''''' " WEDNESDAY, May Is.
\ Srhg s.nth.rner, Baker, I'm Prov, i'T WI
mins,un, i 4.
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b II A T IL S.

In this town, on Monday morning ,n'''
Martha RosnIine, daughter of John s,erne, Lsq
aged IS years. c,
In Providence, on Wednesday cvsning p'n
inst, Mr.. Lewis Thomas, in the 34th year oil
his age.
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Court Of Probate, .NoVor', Nay 4, 1916
Administrators NOeicc.

vp,uE subscriber having been appointed Nd
miuisira,ur on the Estate of joss HAilhr'
l,'c of New mort, decd, and having accepted
,,id trus, and gwen bon rcroid,s 10 Law,
r,cn,,ls all persons having claims against Nelu
.,,n,c to present them tor settlement within SIX
- j,vS a., ,b. ,stc hereof, aud rll those ind,m
ed Ia make immediate pay ncw
W W SAMUEL G.. rAlLEY
Scurc-f M., o., i4i5
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BRIGHTON WI AHKET,
MospAy, MAY II, 1876
n Repor,ed for the Boston Daily Advertser FHtr'"'

At Market a5s B.sf Cattle, 10 pairs work
ing Oxen, 90 Cows aud Calves aoo o"c'P'
,nJ iO,, swine. 30 Beef Cattle un,old.
Pa,cEs-Besf Catie-Thc quality OF tue
Gail. was very fine, consequently better prices
were obtained Wo quote extra 8 50 hrsl
quality Sc a % second 5 20 . 10 th'rd
as % 5 25
Workiag 0ren-Salcs II, 500, So, $50 aud
sos. ,, ,- .,s
Goes and Caiscs-Sales nj $40, S25, $29
and 80.
Shecy-A 10, at 9 30 aud 50 aud tot %
375
Scine-Primc lots Of small Shoat' ut y y
and 5 34g II lot to close at 8 Ia aud a' :
and 5 l-2e; old Hogs, BarrowS 4 s. ana DC
At tretail from to l.2c.
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L. i. TRoors run Fur Rlo G0AsDE.-An
express arrived on Monday. ut New York from
Washington To Col. Baukhead, I" dispatch four
companies of the I'd Ariiii.ry, under his com
mand, immediately to the Seat of War. The.
will be- taken as folows-one company from
Fort Trumbuil, Now.Lond"n one from Fort
Hamilton: one from Governors Island aud
one from Fort Miflln, Delaware River. We
also learn that eight other Companies OF Ar
tillery on the Atlantic coast are ordered oft i'
tho Rio Grsnde, making twelve Companies IN
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War Secretary! Tho Union makes ter
rible uproar against Congress for not lcav-
ing the entire management OF the Oregon
question TO the President-,hinks II mopslr"us
that the Scna,e will insist mol only on know
ing uha, il done, hut on taking some con
siderable share III the doiag oi II. We have
u means, now, of guessing what ihe P'es'
dent would bring US 10 # Congress shou'd
listen 10 the pleadlngs aud Seedlings OF The
official organ. The President has managed
,he Mexican affairs all by himself; Congress.
has done nothing, known aolasng ~ the saN'
ter /; the glory belongs exclusively to the ES'
ecullve. Such glory Such management
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~ The barking of pHppy may annoy b"'
can do no injury.
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Ncw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bellevue House.

RS The subscribers respectfully
G9i!rk announce 10 the public, that The
y45iiiE BELLEvUE 'lo 81 nav
Ssxsx E .S us been much enlarged and M
p,oyed during the past ~inlcr, VIII oa ~ le"or
II, a. ,he 18Th of The present mon'h The
rcnn,,tiou ufiho bellevue iiourc, --i's oeautiin'
and ajry legation, and convenient apartments,
-, - ,,.ell unter.'ood, that it Is unnecessary
/, giye more particular description at lhls
.,ime Every attention will br paid to ensure
Hou,e. HAZARD * MSTROAG.
\. B. a commodip,s Livery Stable Is a.
'iachcd .o,he premises.
The Providence paily Journal and Boston
Atlas will please cory the above until the nrs'
of June. ""'
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NI1;MOilA NDA.

CID fm n. o 27th uli, Brig Gan. Coph
Hammond. for BaliIo.
AtCardpna., 9th in.t Brig Poland, ,W"edsn'
ldg for Savannah, .,
Ar NJ Apnlarhoola, 2d inst, Brig Tas'"'
Bnrdick In New Orlrnn..
cid In Galveston, 5oih ult, sclr C"rn, Re"o'
for Sabine.
WHALERS.
Spoken, no date, bark Belle, of r. haven
m mos. out, IsO bbl- sp aud 90 bb VIII.
alongside.
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A GOOD ASSORTMENTof of While Linens
"A can he found AT our Store. at The Nly
iaHcs, nrices. MORlY & SWIFT.
April 3Wh.
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NJ Col. Cross who was captured by Mex
lean rancheros, is son-'n-law OF Mr
Thomas A. Dexter Of postoR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14

The u. S. ship ST. Mary's. Commander
Saunders, arrived at Pensacola Aprli 2o'h'
l.2 DAYS from Vera Cruz.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14

Dr,ru ~ Mn. ToHRrv Tho Rev. MI
rn,,.y who was convicted SOME two wears
,an III ,u,icine slave. away from The state o'
s,o,, land, and imprisoned IN tho state prison
=, I,,,,,,,ore. died ~ r,isuH IN that oi',, S'
! %. LII. l.. " uu Saiurda! lG,',
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14

~EARI. BARLEY, just received ana inr
III sale by NJ itEbpo"'
Nav II.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14

Gen. Worth (says the correspondent OF The
N. Y. Commercially has been ordered to re
turn to his pos, and his command without de-
lay. The Department, will receive no re-
sguations al such a crisis.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-14

~ The Newburyport Courier is TO b
published daily hereafter.