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- - CoUNT.A Season Ticket for Of the be., IN
othe unreasonable by which single subscribers
ss from lna use OF s Une
CLOAKs-CLOAKs.-The subscriber begs leave to call
s1 es % fs s gs%s the @
with general Of goods, suitable the season.
"h nj III! be sold at f P%foN No. Bo~.,y
SILK HOUSE about to decline business, wish to dis.
pose of we'll assorted stock and the good will valu
able custom Apply atss William street. corner Of Cedar
N0TlGE.Mr Dawes; Mr. Osborn and M ieIlz, t9e last
an At Hes
They will find letters for them al Ii. bar: nal at.rc
Rs s ~ sE
by s ss Henry
aat NEW
S ss American Art UAfe Ss Fl RI Il Broadway.
WANTED. by respectable young woman, who ha. just
los, her baby child to wet Sy.e at her re,,dence
The reisenes EiSea and required '' mo st.%
,ss sSHh
ton. $500 over above their expenses Will be insured to
them writing with Opportunity IF clearing $1,000
s!Sse slesr osli EscR have Ii:
+, i;:ss
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY AND BENEVOLENT
~ Sail will be given at FIesmnn's Hall corner Of Co
who has kindly volunteered his services Granges efficient
Cotillion Band will be in attend nee. Ticket admitting
gentleman and ladies, 81 each be had Of of the
committee orat the door on the evening Of the ball
loSnskm WIN WILLIAMSON. Sec'y.
for ne sa he
by Act of Parlismsnt)
CAPITAL f3ooO9o Sterling or g 500 900: besides re.
serve fund from surus premum Of about $83ooo Part OF
II M Un.tss e sst Square,
Chairman T Of the CHSIt Of Directors IN London
Local Board
The Board meet at "a Wall every "WEDNESDAY for
the transaction of business
Doctors, J. RoDe MRS, HosAcK and KEENE, medical ex
P.M)
Report foI May, lsa! pamphlets. blank FORMS tables Of
list OF Agents. &c obtained Chief
Oce Wall street from either Of the Agents aghou
the United States and BIRTHS, North American Colonel.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent for the
- United States and B. N A. Colonies
New York, Nov. 4, 1847. MS 3rawis I2t rrc
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nk hALrh, .AgThOk OF The "rKACTiCAi

hk hALfH, AUTHOR OF The "ftACTIChL
- PRIVATE TREATISE" SC, is consulted upon the
diseases there referred hi. residences 90 Greenwich
and those who apply the early Of these diseases will
be surprised the rapdi and little senience attending
their He believes, however, chefly those who
suffered from certain class Of pretending people and
other who properly appreciate his services
vspced and Distressing stages which iron uncommon ad-
in addition extensive practice In this com
plainly he afford rapid aud radical cure, which he
has ground for stating be obtained from no Other
America Office hours TO ~ a. M, and 9P NJ (Sun-
dsvs invariably ercept.d Consultations by letter be
addressed" Box 800, LowerPost Once. New York.
au3e 30~m
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n OBS. NODES; NOUvEAUTEs:-F. GODEFROY,
Jay broadway, N. Y. opposite the Carlton Honse Ball
and wedding dresses ch head ornaments aad cana for
sources wreshs flowers and fancy articles wntet hats
eoaks silks and other materials for dresses received from
farIs BY everv French steamer. n8 stsw I2tsr
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DAGUERKEOTYPE PLATES at unprecedented low
Pices Cameras of all the different sizes-
Efsrvthng y the pe constantly hand and for at AN
nl2 12tsr ~F"'' ~ N'"""""S'
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"a MAYORS OFFICE. CHARLESTON, Oct 20,
;.bmcMn, rmvsse sasThai args "9d sPleS4S cstsb

i I-At Private ssle-Ths, large and sP!egdd cssb.
ued IN the most central Of the ctyfrontipg Meeting
street 3o feet by IT'S feet deep Haync and Pnckney
Immediately adjacent the range whofese
stores The Hotel STORIES high. contains a' Psro
Chamoers large Dining Saloon supported by col.
INNS Ladies' Dining Room with suite of private paror on
the History Bar Room, heading Room, Offices Store Rooms
aonug ayne street large cistern capable OF Containing
ooo gallons with force pumps attached thereto case Of
lire; also, two wells the premises
The front of the Hot. adorned by two story Collopade
OF Cornthan order and for architectural beauty will Wis
with any similar building the country Terms Of sale most
s;i s:siss ,s' M
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ON TIE cuRK OF srRIcTuRg--I. some lon., 70

I'M THE CURE or gyRICTURE--In soma iornsrrs
nssurs;S. S::.ss when ae1 we're pS'A mistaken io sonss
q s s.a r. .hs fac. that .t.esrs isfs:. 81.
% ... on. 20
judge whether h has ds compliant no. and is proper
a%a: Should Ia ss o.
Sa @ %sy
2s S odaeng any
pain thing to he seat Of hi:
only when happen. saPsrsdded; and with
20 GT +: y s OBJ
the part sf There are however, three which
but Tas n
d sa Of ME Sh a ohe be
relate to structure more advanced settled FORM while
%sen s ss
the stream need not Be much diminished or mpsds and that
clothes are and L should be found that drop or
will afewalds steal to wet little. this, tri
Fig FIR q. SEEM will afford OF strong suspicion
not 80 much how long ago may have oc-
eped how long the eeey stage may have continged-
asIsst without producing :tisis5s for
% O has sn
for period Of from eight weeks th, would strengthen
THE ETFEcr a srRIcTyRE HA. UPON THE Mrrp.-No-
thing Certain than that the effect Of structure . e de-.
complained OFF the rsne degree by every but
structure in which the patient does not that
he active capable Of business formerly This
lso srious effect, though little understood but i unque.-
onaby Indeed whoever conde the natural connec'
ton Of mind and sexual organs wp easily imagine that as
these organs through the same medium The sexual organs
The Private Tnessse Of the author little volume which
is sent to parts Of the world As the OF structure
proceeds the activity Of mind invariably returns
On the cure of structure; it repeated that this certain
avery itts So as this. however could NOT have
been but such have been the late
provements IN this art that by and in the hands
Of careful and experienced persons the
plished days formerly demanded months Many
Also who consult the writer personally Of
distance &c., undertake the hemseves and happily
coed To such the Practical Private Treatise is invaluable
Dr. Ralph author Of the Practical Private Treatise, &c.,
is consulted upon the diseases there referred
% Greenwich street. and those who apply the early age OF
these diseases will be surpassed the apdty and little
convenience attending their cure He believes however,
it chiefly who have suffered from certain class OF
pretending people and other causes who properly ap
his especially Structure from first
ncpicnt to its advanced and distressing which
practice in this compsnt he afford rapid, easy and
from no other source in America Office hours u A NJ
aud6 to M (Sundsss invariably excepted Consaa.
tons BY letter may be addressed BOX 800 Lower Pest Office
New York" 81 30tsrc
ulh. CONVEN,b INvIGUhA1lNl} CORDIAL FOR
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q EOO REWARD-Crosss SPECIFIC Mixture for the cure
ROOV OF gonsrrhga geet stricures and analogous
plants of the organs of generation or all remedies yet dis.
covered for the above complaints this the certain;
makcsa speedy and without the least
The proprietor challenges single Of recent
gonouh9a TO be brought which the mixture will not
under forfeiture Of $500 One bottle week which
generally cured in days For sale by
&. H. King, 92 Broadway John New York.
suii m
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JOHNSON y Dasns street, near Chatham suee{,.s
York the Of delicate diseases For the last il
years Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the extensive practice
diseases Of any medical in New York The Doc.
tor. reputation for skill those old hafcured have
may have elect Sctue Ulcers upon the body or in the
throst'or pains in s and bones Of the legs eec
ally cured. Constitutional weakness brought by secret
habit INDUCED in BY young causing ascvious Dreams
snd nightly emission positively Cured Recent case, cured
veuton from busine Post paid letters containing SO for
advice. attended to. No charge made unless cured.
an23 m
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T. OODfEARo kybbEn GOUDs, 100 Broad v ay.-
- Tho most extensive assortment Of India Rubber Goods
embracing every article and of quality
hss,Sose rnsqnsed combining lghness and durability
ling bags xc &c be found wholesale ard retail at the
0OODYEAR Rubber Warehouse,
100 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
ms 14tSrc between Pine and wall styre,,
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q the Medca Society," New York 5. eon.uted hs
and close attention this class complaints; hi. pleasant safe
and expeditions mode Of eatmenths extraordinary
sitynd above all hi. logismne medical
mode of treatment safe efectual and expeditions
curing either the Of mercury restraint in diet or bust
pain Constitutional Deblity-Tbo.s inaiyduals who have
be e,to!ed health society Mild removed in two
four days. No charge made unless cured Postpaid letters
tontiOn. s8 30t%m
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FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LlTERATURE-AE
ternoen aud Evening Glasses under the instruction of
rr9L g. vileplat meet at MOI Park Place, New York.
snd al MI Greenleafs Institution for Young Ladies. 1906
mao 3tsTc ~
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dVV The most splendid assortment of Metallic Rubber
Oehoes ever offered in this city be found Wholesale
way opposite Trinity Church, between Pine and all suee
'NHE FASHIONS OF THE DAY-Roman Togas-Dress
and Frock Coats elegant good FITS he had At remaka
BY low prIce, from our fashionable neGhbo, SANFORD
Office. ' 49, $3.50 " - -"
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IWhoIe No. $50.
Home Department Of Agriculture.

II was the earnest recomme ndatiOn OF
Washington, that among the several de-
ParImenis Of government; there should
be one devoted to agriculture. This aai
vice and recommended have hitherto
been strangely neglected. II would
haze been the duty Of those, 10 whom
tins department was 10 have been en-
trusted, To continually watch over the
interests Of the farmer-to suggest and
encourage improyements-ioc collect and
disse inmate information among The agri-
lculturisis Of The Union--io open conf
munIcaiions with individuals and socie-
lies, both at home and abroad, in order
TO obtain seeds, stock, machinery. &c
and, IN short, by the strong arm OF the
government, to aid in every honorable
way the progfess Of the science and the
art Of good husbandry. We can hardly
calcuole what would have been the q
Suggestions Of the prHdent and lar,seeing
Washington been attended to and put in
practice. Strange thot il never had
boeD All The other departments have
received the utmost attention, but tins
most essential branch of human industry
has received signal neglect. Com
Inerce has always had treaties and laws
TO promote its Observation-Disclosures 10
guide and navies TO protect liz ships
The army has had It's appropriations and
iis school Of cadets, where, at the cost
Of 6000 per head, favored ihdividu-
ais are taught The sciences and the art
Of war. The mechanics have their paI
tent Office, where aso.t oi bonus is given
to the ingenious, by granting Them u
monopoly for certain space OF tine. =
But Agriculture - homely, laborinus,
dusty old Agriculture, may dig without
help and plough her way along as she
best can without any substantial aid, or
any encouragement save what is uttered
by political aspirahts and stump orators
during election campaigns, when, IN or
der TO obtain votes, the farmer is cure
TO come in for a generous harvest OF soap
and soft SaiUder, but is ms surely destined
TO be forgotten when The contest is over.
1t is true, that Congress did vote.
that small sum from the avails of the
Patent Office might be expended in coli
iecting and distributing seeds, &C., by
the Commissioners Of Patents. ], did
much good and would have done much
more, had not Congress again, more 6c-
kle than the winds, repealed the law.
and thus stopped the operation Just as il
began to be useful TO the community.
We hope that the day rs not distant
when Congress will have "iucid inter
unl," and establish home deparmen nj
Of Agriculture. The benefits Of il i'll
be immense, not only 10 ourselves but to-
unborn generations. - Maine Farmer.
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Probate Notice.

Nc,o Shoreham. June 1G, lsi7.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Court OF
~ Probate, of the Town of New Shoreham, in
the County Of Newport, II. |. will meet at the
house of Samuel Dunn, in said New Shoreham,
on Saturday, the 10Th day OF July next, at ]
o'clock p. N. in order to receive the account of
Charles Milikin, Executor to the last will and
Testament OF Archibald Millikin, Esq. late of
New Shoreham, for final settlement
Winess-N G. SANDS, Prob. Crk.
June "a, IS47, ,--3w.r
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FALL-RIVER RAIL ROAD.
- ssa sSssR 60 -
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Coggeshall & Bliss's
PApBSYT
co ,0KING G RAN GE

TNbE subscribers have just taken out letters pa
i tent for new and beautiful cooking Range
to which they invite the attention of the public
This Range may be SIT in an ordinary fire
place; andby simple though efeclua appara-
tuS, the throat of the chimney may in an instant
of time, be opened or closed, so that the heat in
summer and the fumes from cooking at a II times
may escape through the chimney
! Wood or coal may be used, and the evil of
smoking chimneyS is completely remeded by
It's introduction.
This range is so constructed that il takes up
but small space, and yet it contains all the
qualities Of those which take up double The a..
mount; and II being constructed as il is the Boil.
ers are brought IN close proximity with the fire,
and It consequently boilS much sooner, and with
n smaller amount of fuel. than the old fashioned
Ranges or cook stoves. II contains five boilers
four of which may he converted into lwo by Ia.
king ont a cross piece, and thus will admit of
two large boilers AT the same time. II also con.
tainS an Oven ~ inches wide by 81 deep, which
connot be surpassed Tor btkng.
The subscribers have one of their Ranges in
operation nj their store, where the public are in
yted 10 call and examine it. and if they will,
they must al once discover its utility. They also
keep constantly ON hand all kinds of Parlor, Of
hce, and Cook Stoves Tin Ware, &c, &c.
COGGESHALL ~ BLISS.
Feb Off
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Distress and Mortality among the
Lower Glasses i'm England

Lower Ci1>ScS III EnslanO
We find in How,t's Magazine the fol'
lowing notice of pamphlet lately pub'
lished in London, by the authority ot the
Registrar General "Quartery Return
OF the Health and Mortality in III Dis
'ric,s Of England, for the quarter ending
March 81, 1871" II presents, ncco'd-
ing to the following brief abstract, a
melancholy picture one which we hope
will never be witnessed on these shores:
The disclosures Of this invaluable
official document are just what might
have been expected. We have had
remarkably severe winter, and an equal
severity Of times. Wages have been
low and prov is,ons unusually high, and
the consequence has been that ftfy-sir
thousand one hundred and .fre persons
died in the quarter ending March 3lst,
m the districts which make The returns,
number greaier Than has been register
ed IN any corresponding quarter, and six
thousand and thirty :fre-aborc Me c"r-
reetcd acreage"
l The Registrars from the different dis.
tricts, IN their returns, attribute the in
cessant mortality to typhus and c"lds 10
the aged iyphus originating IN want oi
fall employ ment, and consequently
deficient food, and the high price of
agencies are seen learfully in the returns
from Liverpool and the manufacturing
districts. In these mnst, however, he
inclined tho immigration OF thousands of
destitute Irish.
/ THE disastrous effects OF the immrs
grafton OF the Irish poor on tho bulk of
English towns, was dwelt on in the pre-
vious Quarterly Return (; the evil m-
creased during the winter quarter, and
the deaths in Liverpool, where the NOR
ialty has always been high, were >
1874 more than in the winter quarter of
1916, and nearly 900 above the ave-
rage Of ordinary seasons. For thousands
OF THE Irish Peasantry the authorities ihero
have found food for thousands graves;
and many oftbeir officers and townsmen
have fallen in the courageous discharge
of the duties thrown on ihem---in one
sense by a national calamity IN another
Jy national crime ~
We are glad to see The Registrar
General thus boldly speaking out to
Government in his return. II is by n
great and grievious national crime that
this Wholesale misery and slaughter have
been brought upon the nation. j, never
can he enough pealed into the ears Of
Government, that as surely as they neg
lcct OF refuse To discharge copscieniioo--
ly, coS'sgeously, and justly the powers
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Court Of Probate, Afiddleto,on, June 81, Isi7

Court Of Probate, Afiddietopn, June 81, 1S47.
The Executors 18th account on the estate of
Isaac Barker late Of Middletown. deceased, was
presented for examination and allowance.
II is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to a Court of
Probate 10 be holden at the Town House in
Middletown on the third Monday of July next,
atone o'clock, p. NJ, and that previous notice
be given bypublishing copy of this order three
successive weeks in the Herald of the Times
for all persons interested to appear al said time
and place and be heard.
A true copy-witneSS,
JOSHUA COGGESHALL. Prob Clk.
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For Rent,
FOR SALE.

%A The pleasantly situated Dwelling
WMI House, and Lot of Land, corner of
Hss,# Broad and Oak-sireets. There is
AR a convenient Cook House, first rate
well of water and rain wafer cisern, on the
premises, with other ont buildings. Also the
BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, with all the neces-
sary apparatus TO carry on the business, stand
ing on the same lot in Oak street. For further
particulars and terms, enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises.
CORNELIUS B. WlLBOUR.
! Newport, June 10, lsi7"
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Confectionery, Cakes, Pies, &c.
AT WHOLESALE Il RETAIL.

VNHE subscriber having connected The above
i business with his former, and has been to a
great expense in fitting mp an apartment in his
establishment for the purpose of manufacturing
Confectionery, Cakes, Pies, &c, in The best
style, is now prepared to furnish store keepers,
Balls Parties, Hotels and Private families with
any article in the above line, at wholesale and
retail on reasonable terms and at short notice.
Dec3. p. RIDER, ~, Thames-st
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EXccutriX's Notice.

NNllE subscriber having been appointed by
Il the Hon. Court of Probate of Portsmouth,
Executrx Of the last Will and Testament of
Dapid Baker, late of said Portsmouth, deceased,
and having given bond as the law requires,
hereby requests all persons having demands
against said Estate TO present them, and all in
debted to make immediate payment to her.
SUSAN w. BAKER, Extc'z.
Portsmouth, June I6, IS41.
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BROWNELL'S COOKING RANGE.

VNIIE subscriber has just completed the in
i vention ofa new Cooking Range, to which
he invites the attention of the public. This
Range possesses qua tiles for expeditions boiling
and cooking that other ranges do not, and ii
occupies but a small space OF room.
Brownelrs Cooking Range, has six eight
inch boilers, any two or four Of which, can be
thrown into one, so as TO admit Of large boil
or and it is provided with set Of rings so that
any size furniture can be used on it. It's Oven
is large, convenient of access, and having an
upward draft, it bakes evenly with II small
quantity Of fuel.
One of these Ranges is in successful opera
ton at the store Of the subscriber, subject TO
the examination OF the public, who are invited
TO call and take n look at il.
June 3-tf WILLIAM BROWNELL.
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Notice..

YNHE subscriber having purchased the stock
Il and interest of Michael Freeborn. I'd would
inform the friends and patrons ofthe old concern,
that he will continue the House and ship paint
ing and Glazing business AT the old stand, No.
l2S Thames street, next door north of Messrs.
Finch Il EngS. He intends keeping general
assortment of Paints, Oil, Glass, Varnishes,
Brushes &c.
Grateful for past favors, he respectfully solicits
a continuance of the same.
ap l5 JOSHUA A. WILLIAMS.
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I24, Than,es-street.
Confectionery Il RestOrateur.
TINHE subscriber would respectfully give no.
Il tice TO his friends in Newport, and to those
who sojourn here through the summer months,
that he has removedto l24, Thames. street, where
he is now prepared to furnish
Confectionery, Fruit Cakes,
Pastry, &C. &C.
He has rooms furnished to serve up ICE
CREAMS, SUPPERS, OYSTERS, GAME,
MEATS. &c.
Ladies and Gentlemen who may call at this
establishment, will find their visits agreeable as
the subscriber intends to spare no pains on his
part to suit the taste of all who may be pleased
to call
Blanchmange, Charlotte de Ruse, Calves
feet Jelly, made al short notice.
Families can be supplied with any of The
above articles at their residences BAKING
also done for families.
PRESERVES put up in the best style all orders
will be met punctually.
a share of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. ISAAC RICE.
Newport, April 30, lS47.
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CANDY, CANDY.

XITARRANTED TO be made from pure loaf
w sugar. and by the best artists ~ the coun-
ity and as cheap as can be bought ~ Newport,
either al wholesale or retail. Come and Judge
for Yourselves al YOUNG ; Conieshonsry and
Fancy Store, ncN South Town Hall.
mr -
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
GsgNa l10aasss.

Court Of Probate, Middieto,on, June 2lst, 1S47.
The Executors I'd account on the Estate of
Peleg Sanford, late of Middletown, deceased,
was presented for examination and allowance.
II is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred TO Court of
Probate to be holden at the Town House in Mid
detown on the third Monday of July next at one
o'clk'P. N. and that previous notice be given by
publishing a copy of this order three successive
weeks in the Herald of the Times, for all per-
sons interested TO appear at said time and place
and be heard.
true copy-witness,
JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Prob elk.