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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-21
DISASTERS.

Brig Michigan, CTowel oil and from Boston
for Philadelphia, with domestic goods, at ! o..
clock,A. NJ 10Th was run foul of by the schooner
Gen Warren, 5 E of Block Island and car
ried away bowsprit, jb and cutwater, SC.
and put into this port for repairs. The Gen
w. lost jib and had her rail broken. Owing tc
the darkness O! the night, no other damage
could be asce .tained.
FURTHER PARTICULARS IN RELATION TO THE
ScHooNeR EDwARD. The schr. Edward, Capt
Hardy, from Bangor for Wckfcrd, lumber
loaded, on the night Of the l2th, at 8 p NJ
struck on Btintons reef and lost her ruddeT
and beat near and came too inside of the reel
with both anchors. Whilst IN the act of com
ing too a schr run into her and cut her down to
the water, the vessel then was in a sinking
state, when the Capt. thought she would till
and roll over there being heavy deck load
on-so he cut away her mast and cable and lei
her drive ashore at 9 h. 30 m. p. NJ. lie
drove ashore at Markerel Cove where the sea
was breaking 90 or 40 feet high. The Capt
and crew lashng themselves TO the wreck with
the sea breaking continually over them, where
they remained until . A. M. when the sea aba.
ted. They were then taken of by boat from
the shore and went to farmers house, where
they were kindly treated. On the 18th inst. the
vessel was brought into this port by the
steamboat Perry. with the loss of both anchors
and foremast, and part of her deck load.
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MIAIHRlAG&S>

In this town, Tuesday evening 10Th inst. by
Rev. Benz Watson, Mr.. 4 ID Clapp OF New
York, to Miss Julia, daughter Of Milton Hall,
Esq.
A generous slice of nice cake received.
In this town. Oct ] by the Rev MI. Brewer
MIR Thomas "a. Kirtey, of philadelphia, Ia
Miss Mary Y daughter Of Mr. Thomas w
Brown.
In Fall River on the 25th ult, by Rev Mr.
Bronson, Mr.. William Young, TO Mrs. Amy
Justins. both o! this place.
In this town, Oct l3, by the Rev MIR. Jackson,
Mr. John Myers, Of Mack, Rockland Co, n.
Y, TO Miss Susan NJ. Burdick, Of this town.
In North Kingstown, on the 18th inst, by the
Rev Mr. Slocum. Mr.. William Dean. of this
town, and Miss Rebecca S Williams. daughter
Of Benjamin Williams of the former place.
In Portsmouth, Thursday evening, by Elder
James Taylor, Mr.. Abner l. Slocum and Miss
CYNTHIA Maria CoggeShall ofP.
| In Westerly Oct Sd, by the Rev L II Vale
Mr.. Joseph + Langley, Of this town, to Miss
Eliza beth Brown of W.
In Brooklyn, n Y, on Thursday morning last
by the Rev Francis Vinon, MIR. John Wat
son to Miss Mary Jane, eldest daughter of ID
! w Clarke, Of jamestown.
In Plain6eld, CT. Sept %, by Rev Mathew
Mr.. Horace Read to Miss Mary Sweet, boll
Of Warwick, X |.
\ In Portsmouth, Oct II, by the Rev Mr. Mul
chahey, Mr.. George B. Anthony and Miss Lucy
| Ann Green both oi p.
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School Committees
AND TEACHERS before decidi

n ND TEACHERS before deciding OF
IA their Books for Fall and Winter Schools
are invited TO examine Russell Il GoldSbury
improved Reading Books for common School,
and Academies, viz - Primer-lntroduclio
20 Primary Reader-Primary Rcader--Seque
TO Primary Reader Introduction TO American
Common School Reader-and American Com
mon School Reader.
These books are now used in over 300 town,
and cities, though completed only last Novem.
ber. The acknowledged deficiencies Of olhe
Reading Books, are supplied IN these. The,
are recommended by nearly 100 Committee,
and Teachers - give universal satisfaction
and are considered. not only the best but III,
cheapest books now before The public
Mr.. Russell is well known aS a distinguished
teacher Of ElocuDion, and as the Editor ol ia,
Journal Of Educalion
Mr.. GouldSbnry has been for many year
teacher of the Cambridge High School.
Copies OF each book giren 10 towns for exam
lnaion.
IL Old Books will be taken in part payment
Published and for sale at ia Washington
ST., Boston, by CHARLES TAPPAN.
Boston, Oct ~, lsI7 3w-3I.
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rr RAILWAYS CHINESE MEpIca

ur RAILWAYS CHINESE MEDICA.
TED SOAP is superior to all imported French,
English, OF Berlin soaps. There are soaps
which are beneficial to the skin, (Radway' 81
and soaps which are injurious to the complex
ion. Those soaps containing muratic acid,
bismoth, corrosive sublimate, preparations Of
mercury and antimony, scented with strong
ssential oils, as most Of the toilet soaps are,-
are very injurious to the skin, their general
tendency is to irritate the cutce, close up the
pores, thus causing the bursting forth of hu-
mors on the surface, in the form of pimpes,
blotches, pustules, ring worm, eresipelas and
other excrescences. To avoid purchasing
those dangerous compositions, ask for RAD
WAYS Chinese Medicated Soap, which ia
entirely free from all deleterious and irritating
ingredients 1t opens the pores, cleanses the
secretary vessels from all impurities, removes
tan, sunburn, pimples, blotches, &c. renders
the skin soft, smooth, pure, clean, sweet and
healthy, and adds beauty to the complexion OF
all who use it.
During the sultry nights of Summer, per-
sons are frequently annoyed by mosquitoes,
few applications Of lather of Railways Soap
will allay the irritation, and remove all dis6g.
urements. Railways Soap is sold by r J
Taylor, of this town, who is the principal a
gent for Rhode Island and who will supply tn,
trader on the same terms the proprietor.
II J. IL G. RADWAY,
H Courtland-street, New York.
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DEATH S.

In Cabo,vile, Mass, Oct 10. after a shor
and distressing sickness. Mrs. Abigail Eastman
relict Of Mr.. Samuel Eastman OF Hadley, Mass
aged IS. Not lost, but gone before
In this town, Oct. l5, after lingering illness
Mrs Fanny Marsh, wife of Benlamin MarSh,ag
ed "a years. For more than 81 years a worthy
member of the I'd Baptist Church.
Precious in the sight of the Lord, is IL,
death OF his saints
In this town, Oct II, Louisa b, daughter o
Lysander and Sally stevens aged months.
In this town. Oct I6 Mr. Benjamin Spooner
in the s4h year of his age.
In little Compton, on the l7h, Mr.. Johr
Sawyer, aged about 10 years; Goth, Maria
Victoria, daughter Of Timothy i:eary, aged a
bout years 81, Maria 7, wife Of Jonathan
Wilbor, aged 43 years 9th, Henry Pelham
son of Simeon Baily, aged2 years.
In New Orleans. lSt inst, Mrs. Frances +
manuel, aged - years-a native OF this town
Al New Britain, Conn. on the lOih. Lucy
Anna, only child Of Mr.. George ,. Coe, o
Cincinnati, aged 3years.
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Latest from Mexico.
~S 70

New Orleans, Oct. II.
The steamer Fashion has arrived
The principal news is that Mexico is in
ahe quiet possession of our army. Gen.
Scott is establishing civil Government
Several Of the northern States have de-
clared Santa Anna a traitor, and have
pledged themselves to raise troops TO put
Generals Parades and Bustamente in
power
The Whereabouts of Santa Anna was no
known. But he was supposed 10 be in the
neighborhood of Penniin.
Neither Pillow nor Worth, or any Of our
Generals are killed.
Gen. Pillow was wounded in the action at
Chapultepec.
The total Of our losses in the various con-
tests in and about the city Of Mexico, is SET
down to be one thousand six hundred and
twenty-one U62i)
A Mexican Congress was to meet on the
5th instant.
The Mexicans il seems let out Of prison about
the time OF their evacuation of the city, | ,OOt
criminals 10 whom they gave arms. Between
them and our people street fights and a sort of g
duel began, which led to all sorts Of disorders
and to the killing and wounding of many OF
both sides. This went on till the 10th. Th,
greater part OF the houses situated in the sub
urbs Of the city were sacked.
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WIIALERS.

Arr at this port Oct I3, bark President
Cap, Hicks, from South Atlantic Ocean, las,
from Ferdinand, No Rhona. 81 days with $50
bbls sp oil Len at do Bark Thcophilus Chase
Bull. Westport, 20 bbls sp oil on board brig
Gov Hopkins, Pease, Dartmouth, Is bbls SPIN
oil.
Spoken Aug %, lat II lon IS w, Bark Dan
burton. Hamblin 10 mos $40 bbls sp oil.
Arr at Boston. 10Th, brig Phpnis, Small
North Atlantic Ocean, OF and via Proyincetown
Is0 Dbl. sp oil.
Touched at Msui, Mirch 22l, ship Menkar
Norton, Of N Bedford, with 4SO sp 1850 wi
(l50 sp sea.)
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FALL-RIVER RAIL ROAD.
AL ssSs sss esSsEs tsyssa ESS11
Hs-A ~ SsssfySa Ss7
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

|nN and after MONDAY, October 4th. Pa
" senger Trains will leave Boston and Fal
River daily Sundays excepcd) as follows
ioSton. 7 80 A. N. and 3 A. =. NJ, lntersecl-
ing the Trans Of the Taunton aud New Bed
ford Road, at Myrick's Station
Leave Fall River, Is A. VI. and 3 20 p. NJ
Cars leave Myrick's Station for Fall River a
7 a. A. NJ, on the arrival ofthe Cars from New
Bedford.
Leave Fall River for New Bedford at 5 Z
NJ.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached
leaves Fall River for Boston and New Bediorc
at i5 Returning, leaves South Bralntree a
IL 45.
New York and Newport Train leaves Boslol
every day but Sunday, at +. NJ. " Thl
Train will NOT stop at Way Stations.
Merchandise Trains leave Boston at u 81
NJ daily, Sundays excepted) Tor Fall Rive
and New York.
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IL MARINE LIST. a
POOP OQ S79EDPOGpo
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. |;

"IbNGSDhii " oCt' 10
Ship, Wn Lee. Wimpenny, FIN Pacific Ocean
Bark, President, Hicks, fn Atlantic Ocean fl
Wedport
schrs, Ellen, Pearce Boston fr A. Y; Isaac
Achorn, Crockett, Thomason ff do Mary. Fer
rel. do ir do; Victor, Gould, n. Y fr Danvers;
WooIcot, Rider. Bristol fr N y: Isabella, Sher-
wood, Boston fr do; Elenor, Barnslable Fl dc;
TamoIa, Hoxsie Orngon lr do; Susan, Her.
ryman, Fall River fr Buckspor; Admiral. Eus.
tin, Calais fr Providence; Challesgo. Foster,
Camden fr N Y.
THURSDAY. Oct. II.
Scbrs, Grace, Dorman ftn Phla; Jane, Baker
Fall River fr N London; Chas Hopkins Cold
spring ir Brookhaven.
Shops, Fall River Fall River ff CT; Arion
Miller, n Y fr Bristol.
FRIDAY Oct. IS.
Schrs. Lucy Ann, Gleason. Bangor for Prov.
idence; Batavia, Parker, do. for do Alpine
Shute, do for do.
Sailed Sip Arion, Hudson. for NY
Sailed brig Perfect, Gardner, for New York
Schrs. Wandaposso Eddy, for Georgetown,
c.; II Perry, Wooster for Jackson vile
East Florida.
SATURDAY, Oct. l6.
Bark, Minis, Read, Fall River for Bangor
Brig Belzoria, Nichols. Bangor for Providence
Schr Rushing, Smith Phla for Bristol
Lucy Ann, Sumner. Charleston for Prov.
SUNDAY, Oct. II.
Schrs GENEVA Crowcll, from Bangor Ari
al, Small. Albany for Boston Virginia, Fox
+ River for Pbila Three Sisters, Andrews
Harrington for Charleston Com Tucker, Cox
Prov for Phil d; Nathaniel S Crane, do for do
o Il Perry. Austin, F River for Augusta.
Sloop Vigilant, Heath, New York for Provi
dence.
TUESDAY Oct. 10
Sehr Moses Brown, Hull, Prov for Phila
Sien Taylor Crane. New London for F RIVER
Sloops Midas, French. Prov for n York !
York, Baker, North Kingston for do.
WEDNES DAY, Oct 20.
Sailed, schr Sarah, Barker, for N Orleans.
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Marine Memoranda.

Arr a. Havana 2i inst, brig lIyder ALL Mar
tin, for N YORK next day.
Cid at Wilmington, NC, 18Th. brig Anna
van, Swasey, for London.
Brig samuel Brown, Thatcher, arrived at vii
rping,op, N c, 9Th I'm Bermuda.
echr Brookhsvrn. Burdirk, arr at Phila. 7th.
Spoken Oct 10. lat 50 30, Ion 70 81, brig + u
Hart, Swasey. from New York f,r Galveston.
A., Vera Cruz, 80 ul,, brig Snow, Washburn
~ts orders.
CID e, Wilmington. N c. isth, brig Samns
Brown, Ibat-hei, fJr Wbiliball.
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The adventurous and degraded mind that seeks 10 ey-
st by mercenHry plunder Of those who labor under
those affecting dispensstions. Consumption Pulmon
ary aud Scroulous skin Diseases, 10 truly depora.
bel 10 witness Fortunately, there are yet eNian those
admirable preparations Of tho great Indian Chief
Brhnt which are preserved under appropriate names
aud arc offered in the columns oi this paper. The
certainty Of cure Is guaranteed by the testimony Of
great number Of the most influential persons.
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NOTICE.

TTNIIE Owner. nf Pew. in The NORTH
i BAPTIST CHURCH, are hereby no,'
ced that Tar has been assessed by the Cor
doralion Of sSld Church, on their r"sp"cil,'
P.ws-wa,ch - now pa, sblo 10 III. Ttrn.ur
.,. A drduciron Of three per cent, will b.
allowed to all who pay the said AI within
thirty da,s from tbs date hereof
B, order,
WM. STEVENS, Trssv,,
N.~por, Ser, u, IsE ~"
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Court of PrObat. .Middleio,cn Oct. Ish, 1917.

Court Of Probate. ..Niddieio,on Oct. lsh, 1917
V'HE Adm,ni.,raior's account on the estate o'
L Peleg sanford. late of Middlrtown, dec"as-
cd, was presented for exani nation and allow
aud the consideration thereof referred to Court
OF Probate, to be holden al The Town House in
Niddetown, on The third Monday IN Nov
next, at o'clock p. IN, and that previous no.
iice be Rvenby publishing y copy of this order
three successive weeks In the Herald OF the
Tunes. for all persons interested 10 appear q
said time and place. and be heard.
Truo copy-witnes..
JOSHUA CoGGESHALt, rrob Gilt.
Oc, II 81.
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From the Boston Daily Mail.
DIR. WOODS SARSAPARlLLA A
AND WILD CHERRY.

NEw AND EXCELLENT REMEDY We would call
the attention o our readers 10 the advertisement IN
nnoihrr column Of anew and efiicscious remedy, DIR
Woods Sarsapnriila aud Wild Cherry Btrers. Aitho
this fine preparation has only been offered Tor sale dur
ing the past Year II has alrendy won the confidence o
the public as most skilliuly prepared, aud delightful
combination Of two OF the safest aud most active rem.
ed,l agents IN the world.
Fur ,ale by Il J. Taylor,
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AT Market 2250 Beef Cattle, 800 Stores, a..
500 Sheep and 3275 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattle. The offerings Of Bee
Cattle were large, and prices declined. We
quote extra So first quality 5 IS 25; Sec
ond s rs So IS third S4 4 50.
Stores.-Sales quick. Two year old Sl2 o
Sl6; three year old ga 35.
Sheep.-SaIes at $50, 10, 80, 25, sc
and $3
Swine.-Sales quick lots to peddle, not Sc
lected. 4 I.S and 8 l.8c; old Hogs 3.4 s and
5l-4c Ohio Hogs 4, IL and SC, selected. A
retail S and &c.
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couy, Of Probate, .yerport, Oct 4, Is47.

Court of Probate, .Ne,cport, Oct. 4, ls47.
JUKE BAkER, ,olihe cr'y ol New York 10y hi'
Ia ,ltoruic- mst" application t'r SOME "niH- =
bile pet.on ~ be appointed administrator on The
estate of syicanus T0nG1d Jr. deceased, 10"
same = received aud reerred iur conSlde,nli"n
ina Cnuri ol Pruhir, lu he holden ai The To" -
Hall ru Newport on the first Monday ~ Nov.
rrsi at . e., lucb. .. m. aud noicr - ORDERED u"
be- gi,,n hrrpoihy advertise ior thfee sue
co..,v. w.,ks IN the iIsrnld e the Tunes that
all p.r>ons INTERESTED m y appear. al said time
and place aud hc heard.
Is d. ROWLAND. Prob Clk.
Oct7 7-29,
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Couri Of Probate, .Nnrpori, Oct 4, leI7.

A y instrument ~ wtilinP pnrnolhnft" w ''e
n last Will aud iestnneni oi hb'dhmn 10Y
"a, ,r Nevpo,t. colnted man deceased wGs p"-
l..n,.J Ia, I.nac Rice snle Executor therein nav
,d. ,or p,oha,e aud tor lciten Terinmsnisii
/ b.,eon the same - read received aud f"i'rrd
irnt consideration TO Court cf Probate to bs
lpo den nj the ToNn tall ~ New p"fl. on ""
IirL Monday ~ Nov. o"XL ai9 o"locs, a.. {.
lud noirre thereof ordered tn bs gwen by sd
k,,tisru,eni Tor thise suece-si'e weeks ~ We
tI.ald OF the Tm.s, thar al p"rs"p. iniciT'h d
n,y appear ais-id TINE sud Ti1cs snd hr he" y
Oc ~ l.. u IlONLA@p, Ttcf'
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BOnnets and Millinery.

NiiE Ladies of Newport and vicinity. are re
i Spectiully invited TO call and examine my
selection Of fashionable Bonnets and Millinery,
consiStngof
Silks, Head Dresses,
SatnS, Dress Caps,
VelyetS, Mourning Collars,
Plush, French 4 American Flow
Ribbons 10 match. erS,
English and French Rush, &c.
All OF which will be sold at low prices at the
NEWPOR BONNET STORE,
ll2 Thames Street, corner Of Church.
IRA FRENCH.
Just received the new Silk Pattern Hat La
dies are respectfully invited TO call and exam
inc.
| Silk and Straw Comets made 10 order a.
short notice at
Il2 Thames Street, corner of Church.
Oci2l. IRA FRENCH.
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q. f. Stanton. Esqr. Sir I'll hnve sold the Linlmeni
len with me. The article 10 highly ex,oied Tor Its
wonderful properties ! can get you number ofcer.
,cs'ss OF cures performed. Send me six dozen on the
receipt OF this. Yours, &c.
caldwell
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BRtNT's
lnhinn HMriINing ENiraCt

is the ohleis Gred PurJwr Of he Biood, and
never has failed 10 cure Scrofua. HySiP,ios,
ulcereied and NHrsing sore Nouih fl,ss Lto'rs
ScaM head. Rh,umaiism. SAT- Rheumt and all
Erup I've AMI Skin Diseases and Sy iiN eH IA
ordinary power m regulating and eqralzlng
he circulation, Dyspepsia, Piles, and CoSllve.
nc~s.
JOuN ~ CLUSSMtN. General Agent -
ptfcc 66 Cedar ST. New YorE who has appoint.
cd as Agcn', q J TAYLOR, Newport.
Oct ~, 2m 80.
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Fall and winter Arrange
mcnt.
Newport, Fall River, Bristol and
Providence.

uCoA ON and after Monday Octo
tr4Sl Nv Der Il, the steamboat PERRY
sS-sz Capt WooLsEY, will leav,
AYERS Wharf, Newport every Monday
Wednesday and Friday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Tor Fall River, Bristol aud Providence.
Returning Will leave BraStowS whar
Providence, every Tuesday, Thursday, anC
Saturday al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for Bristol, FaI
River, and Newport, touching at Bristol Ferry
Rhode Island side each way.
Fare from Newport to Fall River, so cents
4" Bristol, 80
Providence rs
from Providence to Fall River 30
Newport 70
FreighS taken at reduced rates
II The Perry will leave Fall River TO
Providence at IL O'clock, m, AMI will leay
Fall River for Newport on opposite DAYS at ! =!
m. Oct 2l-3l.
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The EmplTlClSm Oi our nation lS well nigh
becoming proverblal strict sense OF justice,
urges Us lmperatvely 10 resort to those well
defined and simple Preparations, which being
prepared from Naive Productions by Native
hands, have produced the only actual cures ever
made in those remarkably deadly diseases,
Consumption AID Scroinla, Asthma, SPtllng
of Blood. Coughs, Colds, bronchitiS and all
Pulmonary Complaints
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The Great Chief Brant's

has raised huSl vi cdruou> enemies. bnt their
assaults we uust iall a. harmless now a. ever,
and we call with earnest >ympa ny upon every
sufferer to lay aside al prelIdIce aud ohan
these preparilinnS and by actual trll Prove
convlnclngv the Exlraordinary Medicinal
power ami effect 50 urgently clalm"d Tor them.
Numerous certificates written with nienSe aud
,hrillng intereS, by The restored persons, are
pupll>hel with aurSlallou> and references al The
highest rc>pcc,nhiljy and may be had OF the
\gen-s NIthnnl chnrg"
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October IL, 1S17.
NEW GOODS.
ID ECEIVED THIS DAY at No 9oi
IL Thames street, very lareeiassoiImen' o
DRESS GOODS.

Suitable for the season Among which m'y
be found
Rich Monsselain de Laine do. Cashmere
do do. Windsor Plaids do Lama do do dc
Aliowell do do Victoria do do Plaid AIpac
cas- Plain do do, light and dark; Shawfs
>carfs and Neck Ties Black BombazineS
scotch GinghamS, from IL l-2 TO 30 cents
English and American Chntz Red, " hitt
and Yellow Flannels Domestic White do,
good article CalicoeS; Remrant do. for dres
ses and Comforables, at 6 cents per yaid
Brown and Beached ottons, CHEAP Cot
ton FlannelS Cotton Bats Frnaes anC
Gmps and every article usually found in ;
Dry Goods Store, a. cheap as can be lornd a
any store in town
JAMES MUMFORD & SON.
Oct 81, 1877, l2w-3l.
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NOTICE.

I have left my unsettled bills with Mr..
s. s. Eastman, st the Herald Office, who
is fully authorized 10 ndfs~t the same.
JAMES ATKINSON.
Oct. 81, lS47.
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IEECIlEs.

ElNL Swedish Ltcches jusl received q,
n r. 4 HAZ RIOS
ue1t lhs Court llVIss.
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BRANT'S
Indian PuiInOnarya BaIsa,n

+ prepared expressly ior The cn'e Of Coas"np
nm, CJnghs, Asihmd, Coids. Bronchitis, >Pui"l
If Hood Pains IA The Breast, >,de or Back, an
Lircr Complaints, and
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Cont Of Probaie, .Ntwpoh Oct. 4. ls47.

CoWf OF PrO6die, .NfwpoH Ocf. Z, Ie1'.
~ OWN WILBUR attorney 10 SaInh 'at
IL ah,r, admrui-DinrriH, and Peter y. Rem
M mu.'un AGm'r un he estate oi Hiulam ~
Cal ahaR, late of NeNpnt, Printer. deceased
present ,hru 81 account un said estate Tor NJ
lowanrc the siue - received, aud referred loi con
,ideTarionto = Couri ufProhate Ia he he'd ~ the
Town IIall.in New port ,onlhr first Monday IN 40,
neal at q o'clnck a a. aud notice sorde,ed 10 bt
gwen ther,nrh hy ndverli-emsn, for thr e success
,n. weeks m the Iirrad of the Times, that al
persons Interested may appear, al said time aud
place, nud h" heard
Ocr7.2o BB. HOWLiND, Prob elk.
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YNHE subscriber keeps constantly en hand
the largest and best assortment of
Choice GREEN q BLACK TEAS
10 be found in any similar establishment IN This
country. Having agenls in New York and
elsewhere for the selection of the best aSsort.
ment OF Teas, the public can always rest assur-
ed of procuring GOOD Teas nj LOW prices,
At This store, as heretofore. The following are
the retail prices for the different kind Of Teas
now on sale:
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For Sale.

For Sale,
4 Few chauldrons of OREL COAL. Apply
"A to f. q. PECKHAM.
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To Parents.
NOtice.

Y adjourned meeting Of The Conipany oithr
"A Red,rood Library and Ath'sdnm will be he.0
lhe Library on WEDNESDAY, Ocl. 2Iih,
IIsI7, AT 3 o'clock, z. NJ, ior The purpose OF
considering the propriety OF increasing The
luumhrr OF Shares. Of amending lie charter.
and for the tranSnc ion of such other business
as may come before the meeting.
Oct "A RI TAYLOR, Sec'ry,
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
Monday, Oct. Is, lSi7.
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Mr.. Guild

EXPECTS to commence his school or Mon
u day, Nov lsl
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Onions.

NEW Chesnuts and Shelbarks, this day re
N Nceived at RIDEH's, 81 Thames st Oct 81
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New advertisements.

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