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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-05
APROCLAMATIO

In conformity with a venereted custom OF
our ancestors, and IN accordance with Res.
olulion of the General Assembly of this
State, hereby appoint THURSDAY, THE
26rH DAY or NOVEMBER NEXT, to be OBJ
served as a day of Public Thanksgiving,
Praise and Prayer, to Almighty God. Tor the
Innumerable mercles lie has been pleased To
extend unto us, Ills sinful and undeservlng
creatures. And most sincerely aud earnestly
do call upon the good people OF this State,
on that day, to refrain from all uDbecomlng
labor aud recreation. and together with their
households, go up to the places consecrated
to HIM, who is the Creator and Giver OF all
our blessings, aud there IN prayer and praise
offer up the thanks of grateful and contrlte
hearts That He hath been pleased, during
the past year. TO prosper us IN all our en-
ploynents aud pursuits; that the labors oI
the husbandman, mechanic, and all engaged
10 the various branches OF industry, have been
crowded with abundance and success that
lie hath been pleased to keep us IN health [;
and that neither plague, pestlIence, nor fam
inc have come nigh unto our dwellings 'ha
while other States have been exposed 10 the
vicssltudes, sUflerings and dangers OF war
they have been kept far from our borders, -
aud while we render thanks for our preserva
Itlon, let Us earnestly pray that tranquility
may be speedily restored to our beloved
country, and The rumors OF war no more be
heard in the land lhat He hath been pleased
to continue TO us salutary laws, and free
government, whereby the blessings OF educa
ton have been dltfused, the means Of intel
ectIal and moral Improvement multiplied
and the great rights OF life, liberty and prop
er,y, maintained. Aud finally, let us devout
y thank and praise Hun, that lie hath giver
unto US the blessed hope Of immortal life
through the Gospel OF His Son, our Saviour
And while we assemble around our sacred
alsrs, and our domestic fresldes, let us no
forget the poor and the destitute. but contrI
butte to them from our abundance, that al
may rejoice together, on this ancient anc
time honored festival.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of sale
{ ~ } State, at Providence, this twentieth
l.. :. day of October, in the year OF oul
! (~~-~ Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty six and Of Independence the seven
tIeth. BYRON OMAN.
BY the Governor:
HENRr Bowen. Secretary Of State.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-05
JUST OPENED AT THE
Newport Bonnet Store,

n Rich aSSuitmen ol RibBoNS,
~ "A consisting OF Rich PLAID, misses
~ do rich shaded SatlnS do plaln Sauns,
white figured, Cap Ribbon and every variety OF
Lute.slringS Salins for BonnetS, also rich ao"
ers of every variety PlnmeS oi good styles and
coIors fashionable Caps aud Tabs, Cap Lace,
COsserts, Veil Lace, Bonnet Frames Crowns
aud Tlpr. also a good assortment oi straw Bon
nets silk or Mourning Bonnels, made TO order,
Bunnes colored and pressed III the best manner
Ladies please call at No. ll2. Thames, corner OF
Church street. IRA FRENCH.
Oct. ls l~i6
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Champaign, of The most tavcrlte
w Brand Old Madeira, sherry, Claret
&c. Scotch Ale, London Porter, tine old Pale
Brandy, for sale by ..
EDWARD +. NEWTON,
! iulv 30 Corner of Thames X Pclham-StS.
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DEAFNESS CURED {!

This lNvALuABLE REMEDY, is n compound oi tour d
erent OILS. one ol which the ACTIVE AND PRINCtrAL
INGREDIENT, Is obtained by disliauon from the barb
of certain species oi Walnut, hitherto unknown Tor
II, remarkable virtues ~ diseases ot the Ear.
Rows, n. Y, Jan Il, lsi6
The OIL Is selling much better than we expected aud
gives sfaction 81 lar ns We have learnt person
was IN the store to-day whom had sold bottle
who said had entirely restored the hearing to one ear
and that he able hear the tick OF watch by the
other both ot which before had been entirely deaf tot
several years. Signed
BISSEIL & LEONARD, Druggists.
For sale in Newport only by x. J. Taylor, Druggist
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humane Masters and particular attention will be paid
to the accommodation and good treatment OF Passen.
gers under the ir charge.
Persons IshIng send for their friends. can do so,
by prOcur aCericate oi PnssageO Of llARNDS& Co.,
Boston specifying what Vessel they wish them
by aud the day of leaving thus saving them the ex-
penso OF any detention IN Liverpool.
HARNDEN Co, wishing To conduct their business
upon principles of harness and equity To prevent fraud
and deception have but one price Tor passage, which, In
all cases includes head money and bread stuis. Pre-
paid Passengers always have the preference Pas
sengers pay ing in Liverpool.
Those applying by letter or otherwise, for Certif-
Gates Of Passage should IN NIL cases furnish the
aud ages at the persons sent for, with their address IN
hl 10 enable Messrs iarnden 60. OF Liverpool, to
notify them oi the proper time 10 leave home, aud tur
nish other necessary information.
To persons returning home, this Line also offers su-
perOr facilities and accommodation.
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For the accommodation Of those residing in Fall Riy
er aud Newport, we have appointed Mr. RUFUS u.
KINSEY Proprietor Of the Boston Express Agent Tor
the sale of our Passage Tickets aud B- of Exchange
For further information, apply nj his Offices, IN Mount
Hope building Fall Rveror II, ThRmes-street, New
port II. l,-Cr to IIARNpEN n Co. No l20. Stae-si.,
and 3, Courlst Boston. Feb. l9, lsl6.-3m.
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FAUCETS. Brass Croon Faucets of every
IL description and price, for sale by
N. NJ. ClIAFEE,
A few doors north of the Custom House.
June l5
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CHEAP
CLOTHING STORE,
No. 161, Thames-strt.
The subscriber has full and complete aSsort
ment Of
READY MADE
CL o THING

on hand, which he will sell as low as any one
in the state of Rhode Island
Not deeming IT necessary to aStoniSh the ma
tives, and attract attention, by offering a reward
of an independent fortune nobody knows for
what-or publishing an inventory of goods as
long as the moral law, and Gefying all creation
to show as many jackets aud trowSers as nc can
he will merely say, that his old friends and
the public who will give him a call, shall have
the worth of their money and that such arti-
cleS as are usually found in a Clohing- Store,
may be found in his. Among them are
Dress Coats-Frock Goats,
Panlaloons, Vests, Blue Jackets,
Tweed Sacks, GIngham,
Linen and Cotton do,
Shirts,-of all kinds Overalls,
Green Jackets,-Bosoms, Collars,
Stocks, Drawers,-Cravats,
OIL SUITS, Sc, sc.
Tailoring carried on as usual-cutting
particularly attended TO.
JAMES HORSWELL.
May 2lst, 1916.
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NOTICE..

'nN and ancr the first of October Oysters
Omoy he had at Thomas PcllS, l24 Thames
~. at the Winter rates, or persons can he sup
piled at their houses with the above article
Where he intends to keep constantly ON hand
every variety of Oysters. large aud Small-Al.
50 Cal>upS and JclicS, of all kinds, may hc had
at his establishment at the above named place.
NB Ills rooms are opened for Ladies and
Gentlemen rs usual Tor SupperS Nc.
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IENRr Bowen, Secretary Of State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

BEWARE OF CONSUMPTION.-How many per
pu, off from time TO time that most important cal
linga,tendiDg their healti-un il is late. Look
around particularly in city and We viii daily be-
hold hundreds OF persons whose countenances bespeak
suffering with diseases of the lungs and protracted
cough. las. approaching lrr Immortal destination with
perhaps, being sensible Of their serious situations
Nay this warning awaken them in due ana a,
seek relief, which TO be- fouad in Dr. Duncans
ENpecorant Remcd safe. pleasant and certain med
for the OF cough ana the prelnonitory symp-
that lead Consumption. This medicine iunmedi
aeiy heals TIE rritaed membrane Of the bronchi and
lungs gives strength and support the enfeebed frame,
thus causing the lungs throw of the yIscd secreted
matter that accumulates ana settles upon them.
Read follosring caSc and cufe.--Dr Dun can-Dear
SIR: GU will please accept these lines from who has
been spared from the furnishing fangs Of Consumption
by the timely of your nestimable EApec,ofant Rem
edy. had a all IN your city November last during
cold and damp spell, which caused to take
bad cold, attended with fever Ny throat became
sore cough dry hard and OBSTINATE with scarcely any
expectations pain and in breast at length
sweating night commenced with much weakness nd
debility. During this time used many medicines, sew
erai being highly the papers, but they
all tended increase my sutierngs, by binding up
system, and only giving temporary relief my cough
Finding that disease assuming serious and dan
gerous character began be alarmed and took the ad
of best physicians who at recomme nd
ed your '.Expectorant Remedy and advised pro-
bottles at sent to your Cincinnati Office
for them. and commenced using the medicine
received fanced it gave relief the first day,
the second day my cough felt much and | began
throw up large quantities of phlcgm and matter. On
the sixth day my cough disappeared my strength gradu
ally inc reused, and this | truly happy
YOU that rendered sound in health, and attend
my occupation usual CHARLES WILSON
Springfield, o, Jan. u. 1916
For sale a the Richmond Book store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
4 man sne pcmLed BY his thumb.

The New ork Gazette and Times has the follow ng
thrilling being suspended by his thumb:
A Mr.. Gray of Providence while engaged in painting
Congregational meeting house of Kingston, assembled
the steeplc take off the for gliding. The lad
dcrs reached of the sprc which the
turned IL to - feet above. Mr. Gray assembled the
IRON spiro by graspng with his hands and twisting his
legs bar lron which did not exceed two and
half inches diameter, ciyng upon the ball, half way
up the spre, his feet and from which position
he could take the of with his right hand. While
he was in the very act ball which his feet rested
gave way and run down the sprc- At this moment Mr.
GRAY raising the the end Of the spre;
he did So the spirc growing smaller, made convenient
place his thumb keep the balance in the gudgcon
bore when the ball gave way under his feet and he sunk
The vane falling back with his thumb in the gudgcon
bore held him with his feet three four feet above
thing upon. lie made two three efforts
cxtrcate his thumb but without success, and after
his strength nearly exhausted he called for help
His life depended upon the strength of his left hand
Tho constc of the bchodcrs greatsome
ming one way and the other obtain thing to
release the from his perllous situation. while others
turned away unwilling witness the catastrophe which
they appr- hended in few minutes Mr. J. H. Clerkc.
one OF the painters Immediately up the spIre and
placing his shoulder under the feet of the suspended
man. at nee relieved him. The terrible TO
behold.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

L. THE UNPARALLELED srccEss has given such an in.
creased demand Tor Dr. Duncan Expecorant Remedy.
for the and prevention consumption and diseases
OF the vcr that the proprietor mas been compelled to
open y estcTn Oce; particularly for the accomnoda-
ton Of those afflicted living in the West
have been compelled TO visit the Philade hia Office or
send at an expense and trouble This
INFORM all afflicted with disease consumpye ma.
ture that his medicines and advice always obtained
at this w esern Office. 1t is therefore hopcd that
the many thousands who troubled with cough pain
IN the breast and side, shortness of breath difficulty of
raising up and throwing of the yicid pegn and matter
mat settles IN tc ar tubes and lungs splitting of blood
and soreness OF the throat other sypton1s b,t VII
soon lead 10 consumption; will take timely advice and
procure few bottles of Dr. Duncan Rem
winch certain the of dis
case that takes root when neglected and DESTROYS life
estern Medical Office $50 Sycamore street, C!ncu-
matt, ONO where DR. Duncans medicines sold whole
sale and retail
GA supply Of Duncan's Expoctorant Remedy lust
received and for sale 1T the Richmond Store Rookprce
81 per bottle March 30th 1876
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

BRoNcHITts. Beaver, Pa, January %, 1s4I.-Dr. D.
Jayne.-Dear Sir: Having been for long time afflicted
with bronchitis, disease which annually sweeps away
thousands of the human premature grave, I'M
der the mistaken name Of Consumption and having
heard Of the efficacy Of your Expectorant
Coughs Asthma, difficulty of Breathing and every 9TH
er disease OF the Lungs, purchased two bottles Of and
happy TO inform you, and all the daughters
OF affction that it immediately suppressed the cough
removed the pain and difficulty Of breathing and produ
ceo afree and expectoreton effected
a complete cure. JONATHAN DAVIS, Baptist Minister
J-For sale IN Richmond, att Beaver, Pa
Reeds Drug Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

CLERicAL WIr.-A celebrated Clergyman of the Zap
persuasion, personally known TO many of the oldest
inhabitants of this city. during portion of his life while
settled in New y ork, waited by an old woman
and a Young man. who desired him 10 join them
rage Much their surprise he utterly refused per-
the ceremony. Being asked the for his
duct he replied Il always ready TO marry young
man and Young woman, for such match consider Is
often Of Gods making and will marry old man and
young woman, for such match is mans making,
but will marry old woman and young man. for
sach a match believe to be the deril'S rGking."
Providence T'5anscyirt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

Three ladies', apparently of the upper ten Glass;
saysa New York paper. accompanied by three gentle
mon, promcnading the upper part of broadway
each smoking a rcgaia. They should now have paddle
boxes attached propelers, and they wou! be-
come the re Guiar steamers of good society
smoking! Pah that that pyroncotianous acid should be
distilled through teeth of pearl and lips of coral
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

GOOD LUck.-By the last steamer from England. Mr..
James Andertou, respectable manufactures Dayton,
Ohio received information of the death cousin. who
heir 20 the large entaed estate Of Sir Lawrence An
deron. formerly OF Bolton, Lancashire The same let
ter impaired the good TO Mr.. Anderon OF Dayton
that he the n succession and that the pro-
Guced annual income of so 600 pounds sterling Mr.
Anderton lost time making his arrangemen ts to
visit England and understand he leaves New York
immediately IN the ship Empire for Liverpool
Ner York Express
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
BALSAN OF E.IVEKWOksT
hal no

tai pleasure IN thus communicating to the public
account of extraordinary performed my
wife by the us4 of Tayors Balsar Of LIverwort She
had for suffered from affection the liver
her symptoms follows: Pain and in the
right side, and the pit OF the stomach pain under the
shoulder blade attended with yeilowness of
the skin, and frequent attacks of Jaundce
She had tried almost every thing, and her physician
coafc give her but little encouragement the pros
pec of me- ever being we'll again, the general opinion
that she might be patched up little, but thai she
could be This her situation at the time
that she first OF the papers Of this place. the
various accounts Of the wonderful performed BY
the above medicine. She resolved 10 and immedi
atey to the agent and obtained the bot
ties, and commenced using it, and BY bot
ties used up she felt herself entirely cured II
now some months since and she still continues well
LEWIS BCRK.
Richmond, Nav :, 1916
n.TFor sale by Dr. J Howes, agent for Richmond
Indiana
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

~. Mary Ann Van Ness, claiming to be the Tdo"
# he late Gen. Van Ness who died few months SINCE
..;ugton advcrtises in the National inteiIgencer
= .e.rs reward OF $500 for the discovery OF VIII
'.sb she alleges was made by him, and cautions all
persons indebted to the estate from making payments
f..,mmatinr contracts, or doing any other act or
thing the VALIDITY Of mne ns5 sanction aS
a. Mrs Mary A. Conner. The deceased was
t,own to visit her, and his marriage never
.,.c,ed She says il took place privately IN Philadel-
cbia in lS32
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

contemporary makes the following interesting cac"-
,,ons which every man should ponder upon congress
he saws has been session more than seven ioh
some 30 days--at s. per diem; making OYER ana d
how. the for mileage some 81 oo 'or eae
msnber which, before they adjourn w'I DC increased "
eaOoO The soldier who, during the same PerIo1 ms
been uphoding the honor Of our arms upon me mo
lrande and amid peril, Prvatioh and suffering VIII
death constantly looking upon him, and nothing, so
f as Congress concercG but their barren vote OF graf
ude to cheer the performance Of dutyrccclved during
the same period, SCi!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
To All Persons Interested.

F2<1E undersigned being about to from this
place is DESTROYS of closing his business, and dis
posing of some of his property. He Therefore requests ali
having claims against him, prese to him.
his abse to w lillian Cox, who will be duly au-
thorzed to settle the and all persons
him, requested to make payment above early
possible
COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, on
Front Street. with good smoke house, stable other
conve ME noes, is offered for sale rent. 80
THE PORK AND ICE HOU Sc, opposite the Market
house. also ofe red for rent reasonable The
house large and has we'll filled ice house in the
This is excellent location for a butcher
THE SLAUGHTERING TABLISHMENT, near
the BRIDGE nient in all
THE KILN AND QUARRY, Immediately above the
bridge with lime house, &c, is offered for stated
sum- the shares
OLIVER kINsEY.
ftl 18th, 1916. left
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
TWELVE NEW roRTIFIc ATIoNs N CANADA.

TWELVE NEW NOTIFICATIONS IN CANADA
The Montreal papers assert that sIa 900 900 are to
be expended IN the Canadas during the next three
erecting new batteries and Notifications on the river
81 Lawrence and ports on Lake Ontario. At Toronto
Port Hope and Bond Head, have already been
lecied strong fort and batteries are mostly com
petcd at Kingston The Military Commissioners sent
out from Eng land have been session st Montreal for
near four months, and completed their plans which are
estimated TO cost t3000,o00 sterling site has been
purchased At Longueil jus, below the city, for
sVe worms 'ures are now aPprasug lands for the
use OIL government at several places. On the 3d.
ships arrived, having board $50 pieces heavy ord
nance capable OF carrying balls from 30 to - pounds
which intended for of the new forts 1t is al
20 stated by the Gazette. that war steamers will i'm
mecstely be put the Lakes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

~, Mcconnell member Of the House, from Alabama
Ia, the other day which well nigh cost him his HE
r. =, o.o the House from the ladies gallery, where he
- Illuminating instead Of attending to his duty he es-
a from the window and cnging to the outside Of me
Hiding walked along the ''ledge from which one MS
10, would have preciptated hlm hundred feet ocio"
os succeeded in smuggling himself INTO the hall WINE
,hsv were sumrnoning absentecs or making 'cail Oh
N. House - Newark Advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

Two Indian accompanied by younger ie-
male went days since into store IN Quebec, for
the purpose of making purchases when the young won
an was ogGized as the daughter Of Mr. Kingsand,
s,evedore living the city. M X sent for, and de-
cared his belief that the girl his daughter. but She
would have nothing to DO with him, resisting all the pa
ternal appeals and cnging to her Indian companions
The party afterwards carried before magistrate and
aldavts taken the females being finally sent to
await the from The country of Mrs. kingsand the
supposed mother of the young savage. Mr. Il 1t seems
lost his daughter ten since ana supposed
she had fallen into the river and been drowned being at
the time but three years Of age. She cannot speak d
word Of English.---fN n. y Cour
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
Eanl. Note and Exchange List.

Corrected for the Cincinnati Gazette Ly Els 4 a,ee
Erctanee Brokers, ~ E. Of Main and 3D. SITS
Who prepared to buy, generally, the notes Of the
banks below named, also to furnish Exchange a.
rates fixed:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

StHAkER'S w ARE-The subscribers have Just receiv
- ed and offer for sale, splendid lot of Shakers
w arc-Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Bowls, Clurns, &c
y hic will be sold low HA1NES X TARQCHAR.
Richmond Jane 30 10 2itf
SAFE, neat, ANA secure BOX for keeping Matches,
"a for sale at the BOOK STORE.
nNrSciool Books, States and Stationary of all kinds
for sale cheap, a the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Richmond, Oct. 10, 1915.
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Ese.ss's' and CE.EaNLENF1s $

L LIGHT You want. Just come to me:
4 Such CANDLES I'll suppIy-
That any better be,
Or nicer 20 the eye,
So hurry and bring the Cash-
Come come together;
Good goods you get, not common trash,
They'll stand in any weather.
Hard, white and sweet. what ask you
Come and crowd my Factory door.
Your clothes, YOUR faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing Will require,
To keep YOU healthy. clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and sott-boh strong and good
make of every kind;
Bring your CASII-your TRADE-your WOOD,
I'll suit YOU Your mind
SOAP-GREASE and ASHES, too, / won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity you choose
GEORGE WILSON.
J-5Grateful for favors past he hopes for more
Richmond, Sept. "a, lo45.-39te