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No. |, Bath Road, Newport, and No. 33
Westminster street, Providence, l.
N!l thanking our old friends Il patrons
w cordially for past fayosS We would respect
lully invite the public generally to call al our
rooms and examine specimens a. soon as con-
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Do not delay, life is uncertain, now Is the time
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Dul univallng regret expressed to MS by q
number OF our friends, who having neglected
1 former opportunity ot securing a correct
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lng the loss of those friends with no trace with
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June 10.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30
JONES CORAL HAIR RESTOR-
ArHINl,

he has good crop OF hair, aud will soon have
It long, thick and Iuxuriant.
Mr.. WILLIAM JAcKsos, Of 50 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, ccrti6es On the Sd Of February,
l547, that Mr.. Thomas Jackson's head, on tho
top, was entirely bald for fifteen years. and
that by using two IS. bottles Of Jones Coral
Hair Restorative, the hair Is growing fast,
thick and healthy. lIo expects by using this
little longer to have a better head Of hair
than he ever had
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Sold by r. J. TAYLOR,

NDLD PENS. PENCILS, GUARD.KEYS
" BRACELETS, and a variety of fine JEW.
ELRf, Ornamental COMBS, &c, ofthe latest
patterns, just received at
B. II. TtSDALES
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C0CGESHALL & BLISS'S
PATENT
COOKING RANGE

VNHE subscriber invites the attention of the
L public to this new and beautiful Cooking
Range, recently introduced by The late firm OF
CoggeShall Il Bliss. Ii contains five boilers,
four of which may be converted into two, by
taking out cross piece, and thus will admit OF
.wo large boilers nj the same time. 1t also con-
'ainS an Oven l2inches wide by II deep, which
.annol be surpassed for baking.
Also constantly on hand all kinds of Parlor
)tiice and Cook Stoves, Tin Ware, &c &c
Aug ). WIN. ii. BLISS.
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THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN DECEIVED
WITH
Mock Pretended Hair Prepare
tiOnS

Should read the .folIowjng statements Of re.
spectacle persons
Mr. Abraham Vandcrbeck, of % Avenue ID,
New York. certifes that his head was entirely
bald on the toy, and by the use Of two S. bot
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w II. Bliss feeling grateful for past favors
w would endeavor still to deserve share
# public patronage.
Aug ). lSl1.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30
DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
The most Extraordinary Medicine in The
WORLD.

YNuis extract is put up in quart bottles
Il is six times cheaper pleasanler and war-t
rdnled superior TO any sold II cures diseases
without vomiting, purglng, Sickening, or de-
blllalng the patient.
The great beauty and superiority of this
SarSaparlla over all oiher medicines is, whlle
it eradicales diseases 1t invigoraes the body
it is one of the very best Spring and Summer
medicines ever known il not only purifeS the
whole system and strengthens the persons, bu,
it creates new, pure and rich blood power
possessed by no other medicine. And IN this
Ines the grand secret of It's wonderful success.
1t has performed within the past two years,
more than 30, 900 cures Of severe cases of dis
ease AT least 5000 Of these were considered
incurable. More than
5000 cases of Chronic Rheumatism
2 0D0 cases Dyspepsia
1000 cases of General Debility and Want OF
Energy
1000 cases orthe different Female Complaints.
1000 cases of Scroiula;
800 cases OF the Liver Complaint
2,500 cases Of Disease of the Kidneys and
Dropsy
5000 cases of Consumption.
And thousands of cases OF diseases of the blood,
viz Ulcers, erysipelas, saltrheum, pimpleS on
the face, Nc. &c, Together with numerous
cases of sick headache. pain in the side and
cncSl, Splnal dIiefltnS &C. &C
This, we are aware, must appear incredible,
but we have letters from physicians and our
agents from all parts Of the United States, m
forming us Of extraordinary cures X. Van
BuSkirk, Esq. one of the most respectable drug
giStS in Newark. N. J. informs me that he can
refer to more than $50 cases in that place alone.
There are thousands of cases in the CIy OF
New York which we will refer TO with pleasure,
and 10 men OF character. II is the best medl-
-. a IL, 4, ofI a If
undoubtedly saved the lives of more than
5000 Children the past Season.
As it removes the cause of disease, and prepared
them for the Sumner season.
United States Officer.
Capt. G.. w. Mclean of the United States
Navy, and member of The New Jersey Legis-
lature, has kindly sent us the following certlh
cate. 1t tells IT'S own story.
RAILWAY, Jan. 9, isi7.
A year since was taken with the influenza
and NY whole system lett in a debitaled state
was induced to try DR.. Townsend'S Sarsapa-
riIla, and attribute it entirely TO the said Sarsa-
parilla. | have continued taking II, and lind
that | improve every day. | believe it saved
nv life, and would not be without it under any
consideration. G. w. Mclean.
ScrOfula Cured.
This Certificate conclusively proves that this
Sarsaparilla has perfect control over the most
obstinate diseases of the blood. Three persons
cured in one house is Unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
Dr. Townsend Dear Sir-l have the plea
sure to inform you that three of my children
have been cured of the Scoriuld by the use Of
your excellent medicine, They were afflicted
very severely with bad sores; have taken some
four bottles it took them away, for which
feel myself under deep obligation Yours re.
specliuly, lSAAC w; CkAlN,
100 Wooster-st.
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Is1 sI.E sssEEN'S rlIENF.
TRit.uPHLNT SUCCESS or
BUCRAN'S
UNGARlAA BALSAM OF
LIFE.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
COLDS. COUGHS. ASTHMA, AND
CG.S SE.tEy'FU.k!
|NNEE MOST CELEBRATED AND
l. ENEALLlBEE remedy. for Colds.
Coughs. Asthma or any form oi PULMONARY
! CONSUMPTION ,iFihe HUNGARIAN BAL
SAM OF LIFE, discovered by DR.. Buchan of
London, England, tested for upwards of seven
years IN Great Britain and on the COniinet Of
Europe, and introduced into the United States
under the immediate superinlcndence of the in
ventor.
The astonishing success Of the Hungarian
BaSam, IN the cure of every form Of CON
SUMPTION, warrants the American Agent in
soliciting for treatment the WORST POSI-
BILE CASES that can be found in the COM
munity cases that seek relief in vain from
any Of the common remedies Of the day, and
have been given up by the most distinguished
Physicians, as CONFIRMED and INCURA-
BILE. The Hungarian Balsam has cured and
/ wlIl cure, the MOST DESPERATE OF CAS-.
ES. 1t is no quack nosIrum, but a standard
English Medicine, OF known aud established ef
icIency.
Every family in the United States should be
supplied with Buchan'S hungarian Balsam OF
| Llie, not only to counteract the conSumpiive
tendencies of the climate, but TO be used as a
prGrentire medicine in all cases of Colds, Coughs
\ Spiltlng OF Blood. Pain in the Side aud Chest
\ Irritation and Soreness of the Lungs, Bronchitis
\ Difficulty of Breathing. Hectic Fever, Night
Il Sweats. Emacation and General Debility, ASth-
ma, Influenza, Hopping Cough, and Group.
Il In cases of actual disease Of the Lungs or
seated Consumption, it is the ONLY SOURCE
\ OF HOPE.
Il Sold by Mcdonald 81 Smith, Sole Agents for
n the United Kingdom, at the Italian Warehouse
Regent Street London, in Bottles aud Cases
for Ships, Hospitals, Sc.
Bg Spociai .4ppointment- DAVID F. BRAD
LEE, Boston Mass, Sole agent for the United
4 States aud British American Provinces.
| Ameucan price, ~ per bottle, with full d.
rerilons for the restoration of Health
/ Pamphlets containing mass OF English aud
American certificates aud other evidence show.
ing the uneqnalled merits OF this Grea, English
Remedy may be obtained of The Agents gratis
None genuine without the written signatnr,
oiihe American agent, on gold aud bronze Ia
bel, To counterfeit which is forgery.
! ID. T. BRADLEE, l3O Washington Stree
Boston, General Agent for the New Englan,
States.
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jones' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.

IN CURING
Pimpcs, Bio,chcS, san RkcUm, Scarry. Ery-
Npieids, Sore HcadS, old SOrcS, Bcard oRd
BarLers heh, Chapped and Tendcr
HeSh, FreckieS, Tan, SUHbarn,0Hd
ChaRgiag ddrk oUnburn or
iciOu shin to pure
cican whitc, as
smooth and
soft as
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-yTO THOSE WHOSE HAIR is GRAY, eT
Or falling of and weak at the
ROOTS

I hereby certify that my hair was turning
gray, and falling off, and that since have
used Jones Coral Hair Restorative il has entire
ly ceased faling,is growing r,and has a finc,
dark look. Before used Jones Coral Hair
Restorative | combed out handfuls Of hur
daily,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30
SCrOfulla Cured.

This Certificate conclusively proves that thi
Sarsaparilla has perfect control over the mos
obstinate diseases of the blood. Three persons
cured in one house is Unprecedented
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30

For He Cure Of PiIes, INFLAMMATION Of We
Lirer and Spleen Inflammation, Soreness
and liberation of he Stomach, Bo,ceis, KID
neys, and Biadder; Mfamm0tory and .Mer-
curiai Rheumatism; ImpHrity cf Blood;
Weaknsss and Inflammation Of The Spine !:
1ud fny m, xo},sf of Nuyrigd IUdies
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5000 Children the past Season.
United States Officer.

As it removes the cause of disease, and prepared
them for the Sumner season.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30
FINE SET OF TEETH FOR
% Cents.
White Tceth,FOul Breath, Healthy
dInRuG.
Jones Amber Tooth Paste,

Yellow and unhealthy teeth, after being once
or twice cleaned with
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30
FIuid Extract Of Valerian.

TI,HIS preparation contains all the valuable
properties Of Valerian Root, in high.
ly concentrated form, has many advantages
over the ordinary preparations, and will be
found 10 be more cfIicacous in all cases where
the effect of Valcran is rcquired-with drec-
tions for using, at X II HAZARDS,
Sign of the mortar, near the Court House.
July %.
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Albany, Aug II, ls47.
Opinions Of Physicians,

Cor. of Grand and I.ydius.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30

Capt. g. w. Mclean. Of the United States
Navy, and member of The New Jersey Legis
lature, has kindly sent us the following certifi
cate. II tells IT'S own story
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-07-31

of gentlemen who approved of the policy
of pledging the credit Of the State for
such purposes, and who, OF course, doubt
ed not the constitutionaIity Of the act, or
the ability Of the people to meet the liza
bilities thus imposed upon them.
These appropriations thus supported
by Mr.. Thomas, were among the latest t
the series. In short time it was found
that the companies for whose benefit the
bonds had been issued, were unable to
meet the interest upon them. The cred
itors called upon the State for payment.
At the session Of 1840-1S11, the di-
rect tax bill was passed, to raise revenue
to meet the obligations thus so!cmn'y
contracted. At the next session the tax
was incrcased;-and Other revenue bills
were enacted for the accomplishment of
the same object. These laws, from not
being theoretically enforced, failed to
effect the end proposed.-I'he State trca-
sury was exhausted, the annual revenues,
less than the acruing interest, and Mary
land failed to meet her solemn contracts
at the same time, an opposition was rails
ed to the tax laws in various quarters Of
the State-scvcral counties absolutely
nulliied the tax laws, and refused TO pay
at all.-'Ihc then executive scnt in all
nually to the Legislature mourniul &C.
count Of our condition,--but suggested
no remedy. At this interesting crisis,
Philip Francis Thomas, Esq. again ap-
peared in the House of Delegates as one
of the representatives. Of Talbot county.
He had been in the National Congress,
and when he appeared in the House Of
Delegates, his party Immediately accord
cd him the position towhich his superior
abilities entitled him, by hailing him as
tddr. The peculiar manner in which
he cNertcd the influence OF his position
to resist the swelling tide Of reputation,
we will explain in future colnmunlca-
ton
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For TIE Cecil Hhig.
Work and tEeDl, sgaast net fail.

For Tie Cecil Hhig.
Work nrls. tsso1s SEaaast net fail.
Youth fahor, youth ol'ioil,
Cheer thee up, my brother:
Thonr'r Fortune casts on thee her frown
Aud SMILES upon another,
She's only !,arlot, let her 90,
And slI lie whrre'er she listcth;
A n0hlcmAn--a man OF worth
In an honest heart consistent;
Then scorl the fools Of fortunes sway,
Nor bend the knee to golden Baalj
Bat onward. upward urge thy way
For there's no such word as fail"
Youth of labor, youth Of toll,
Cheer thee up, my brother;
Though sncerne world looks coldly on
1t sneerrd at ptany another
A fearless soul. and hrrrsi heart,
From tie hpmbrst cot shall raise thee;
Then boldly dare az! act tIH part,
And the world that sner,rd shall praise thee
Thy aim is hig'l--Scorn MAnmnn's slaves
Thou' 1t conquer aug'lt that may asSll;
Advance he's great who nubly braves
Advanced thou shalt not "tail.''
SAMUEL.
Ncrrlk Del.
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Gil APTI L II.

At December session, 1913, Mr.. Thorn
as AGAIN appeared in the House Of Dele
gates. In the proceedings Of the House,
h. took an active and conspicuous part.
Th re are many of his votes to which
we should like to call the attention OF
his follow citizens, as illustrative Of his
.en,a' MOTTO upon the ou jet offs ate
taith--and will cndrayor TO do so in a
future chapter. In this, W design mere
~ to lay ucIorc the pebble the cch5rotd
l4 for The payment Of the States debt,
which was published 50 widely in 1914,
and advocated SO strongly by certain gem
tcmcn Of Hartford ard Carroll counties,
who had III W peculiar notions upon the
su jcct of State faith. These gentlemen
pro, laimed the direct tax law Of the
State. as odous as the tca-taX and stamp
tax attempted to be imposed upon our
torc,athrrs by a Parliament in which
icy had no presentation; and that the
former should lie resisted by us in the
same manner as the latter were resisted
by the heroes of'7Gl And accordingly,
they did raise the patriotic standard Of
revolution. Few have forgotten the ri
OTIS which took place in Hartford, in which
the lives Of the collector and other citi-
zens were endangered by the indignant
pltriotism Of these sons Of liberty. One
ofthe county papers inhamcd their zeal
by weekly display OF It's iavor'tc and
formidable motto:
eve hanr oDr banner on the outward wall
And il: Grille tlercon-no taxes"
Under this sounding heading, usually
appeared an editorial calling the atten-
ton Of all good citizens to the provisions
OF the wise and patriotic bill Offered inthe
House olDclcgates by FhMp francis iaom-
us, Esq. Following the editorial appear
ed the bill itself, blazoned forth in the
largest letters.
The lollowi1f. extracts from the Jour-
nal OF the House Of Delegates, will show
the manner in which this most eXtraor-
binary measure was introduced to the no.
tice oGthe public:
';Nlr. Thomas, Of Talbot, by permits
sion Of the House, laid on the table "A
bill entitled an act for the sale OF the in
tercat Of The State in the works of inter-
nal improvement, and for the payment
Of the public debt" which, on his mo-
ton, was ordered to be printed" March
9Th, 1874. journal, p. 1897
This bill was accordingly printed, and
will be found No. 10 of the printed bills
of the House of Delegates. The follow
ing day
| "The House resumedthc consideration
of the bill entitled, an act to sell the in
terest of the State in the several internal
Improvement companies"
Mr.. Thomas, of Talbot, offered as sub
stitutc for said bill
"A bill entitled, an act for the sale OF
the interest of the State in the works Of
internal improvement, ana for the pay
ment Of the public debt"
Which was read.
On the question being put-"Will the
House accept the substitute!'-lt was
determined in the negative.
On the motion Of Mr.. Semmcs, the
yeas and nays were ordered and appeared
as follows:
.qfirmatire-Nessrs hInut, Weems, Waltor.
Carol Jr., Stansburv of Baltimore Co.; We St,
Bowdlo ArndaIe, THOMAS. of Talbot, Lack md,
Chopper, Owen, Harris, Shriver, Stephenson,
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SEC. repeats the acts of March session
1871. ch. 30 of December session 1871, chs.
325. 297. es2: 1871, $50, 329, land the seve-
raj supplements thereof These are the acts
in,nosing the direct faT,-t|!r income tGI-the
TIE On 'ratchoS aad P'ote, licensing stoek'6ro-
keys--Sc-the taG on theatrical amuSemen'S,-
on ground rents-and providing for the co.,
lection of sad taxes-In the language OF
the section it proposed to repeal all laws then
existing. which "imposed a tax 10 raise rev"
enue 10 pay the interest on the pubic
debts
SEC. II. provides that on the bonds herein
authorised TO be surrendered, embracing all
the bonds and liabilities Of the State then
outstandng) fall claim against the State Tor
nterea, shall cease on the first-day OF jana
AIRY, lS44!"
These sections we hope are sufficiently
plain to be understood ty all.-Thcy make
a short settlement with the States creditors,
by repeating all the tar lars and declaring
that no further in,eres, should be paid upon
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From The CROUCH and Ready.l
2I-an. PHILIP francis Thomas.
Z. Gy.I~SaS E:a.5n02y 0E' HIS
IUGllJ HE.
CRATER !.

N"A' t"h i
! The aNDrOlChinr GuJernatOrial cleo
tion nrrIants an ;mnortant ouestion for
,i0' + -" -, '''lol''''V
| the decision o, the voters OF Aidryidno-
"Shali The credit o! the State be sustained,
/ or shall she a9ain fall back INTO the ranks
Of drfanItinr Sftrs!o Looking to the
nominees Of the Two parties. and The
views entertained by II hem in reference
TO the financial policy Of the STATE, we
find this issue distinctly made.
| OfWilliam T. Goldsslorough, the wing
Inoninrr. we will only remark. that du-
r;no. scr,;co nr son.1 ,cary in tho State
g., I'.' ,,,,:f,nn,l..a,,
'2'il'.o, ms woes nave De't' u''i'o! "'i o''
! the side OF state iaitti,-and That ms views
/ upOa that sui pCt are too well known TO
nrcd cvnlar,tion Tho views of Mr..
III nvN'' 'Ai'''','t'o',' ne Wv" - NJ
"oI'!d" we GO l'ot '"l"i> "i' ," zen, i"'l!
understood. Had las votes been better
known TO his party friends, we do not
/ fbinl. bn u,,,il hIyr Lnen nl,ced in thr
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Shaw, Sin!i and Pouder-

shaw, Sin'' and Pouder-
r. s" Ias, 1i I,S"s 1pur"gT' nn 1 l
lyday, Mnir,y, Tromns OK. A.. Liron, mrlc,
SON, Waield, Dalrymple, Chapman, feeder
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nr!l, l!cnrn. Franklin, C.IhcII. Buckley, Lynch
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jGi',anJ rr,,n ~ "'I ip r,h Wlnrs
Of Montgomery; McNuig, llamlnil, smith, VNz.
patrick aud i5chcr-57.
$50 the substitute was rclected.'--
(Alarch 9Th, lS1l. Journal, ?. BIB, ol&
The bill which was thus rej1cte1+y a
vote OF moro than three 10 one, was the
same one offered ny ME. thomas the Gay
prevlous,-and winch appears as NO. ~
OF the printed file. The following Is
correct copy:
y BILL Entitled, an act Tor the sale OF
The interest OF the State IN the WORKS
OF Internal improvement, and 1or the
payment OF the PuDilc Debt.
SECTION 7. lie It a, 'efrd'y The GS9H, r.. rs
&s'",lY = 1"'y''""' / nat Oh the aellEcry,
to the Treasurer OF the " estern shore OF
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-07-31
Eis,a30a'SNsss .EeagS.

AHEAD OF ALL CoMrEriTioN,--Just received
and tor sale a! the new al d cheap sore Cherry
IIll a fresh lot Of Groceries, consisting in part
o. New Orleans, Porto Rico, and sugar house
mohsses Brown and Iorf sugars from 6 IA to
IA cts Bacon. salt. dried apples and peaches,
&c, all of which will he sold low by
SHIPPERS s. CRAWFORD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-07-31
4 Gard TO Tie Public.

MTRS. ARAAIiNTA FOARD, respectfully
.lYh invites the attention of the Public in gen
cral 10 her large ana handsome assortment Of
Millinery Goods,
now style Of 3ON>nTS Pamela, China Pearl
Nrronl Pearl, italian t"3Irg, mixed do NCdpn-
Titan lace, fnr addressed Straw, RatandS and
florence Erdids EiuDunS and caps Ut ali p ICES,
also "A handsome assortment oi Flowers both
French and Amercnn. Snr hopes her stock
of goods will silt the taste of those who may ia
vur her with their patronage.