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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
I'D WHI. NEWTON,
l;E:S:lsEb l50, Tllamss-s St,

atl;8sEA $50, Thamss-st,
o!lsrr Al Wholn-ale aud Retail, the following
rHESn GROC ERIE~.
30 Packages choice eiern aud black Teas,
26 bags 81 Domingo Rio aud Java Coffee,
80 boxes grnuud Coilre,
% brown Havana sugar,
21 bbls luaf crushed aud refined sugar
% boxes extra and No. ! Soap,
I@ " blue dnd white Starch
Ia kegs 5alaeralus,
~ boxes No. | Chocolate
80 manufactured Tobacco,
10 hbS smoking fobacco, and Scotch Snuff
10 Iars Maccobcy Smut,
80 boxes bunch Ra>ins.
80 drums figs.
go boxes Oranges and Lemons.
60 ground Spices,
10 kegs ' Ginger,
~ Mats CaSsia,
10 boxes Lemon syrup and Cordinls
bbs Newark CIDER.
30 boxes Sperm Candles,
i6 No. | Herring,
go Cheese,
10 Pepper Sauce
10 bbls dried Apples,
as Mess Pork.
ALsO--smoked Beef, Hams, Tongues, Pick
led salmon, Lard. Rice, pearl Barley, ground
Rice Pickles. scented Soap, castle Soap, Cltron,
Currants, Almonds, Peanuts, Brazil Nuts, Fill
berts Madeira Nuts, Brooms, Mats, Pals, &c.
Sc. Sc.
A choice assortment Of Madeira, Sherry, Port
and Malaga Wines,
g-'TThia establishment, as heretofore. will be
supplied with the best assortment of Choice and
Fresh Family Groceries, at all times, which will
be sold as usual, at The lowest market prices.
~ B. Families will have their goods delv-
cred free Of expense. Zap ID, 1SI7.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

No,opon -R. ]. TAYLOR
Bris,0t-S. w. BRIGGS.
Prooidence CHASE ~ DODGE,
Sransey-JOHN u. WOOD.
FaH Riper-E. y. CHASE.
Ne,o BeiEord-E. THORNTON 81 SON
And by the dealers in Medicine generally.
np ID
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
TO MARRIED LADIES.

Mlrrisl Ladies' ARE almost invariably subject
70 tha, painful and InJnriou, disease the PILES,
with consequent Inflammation OF the stomach.
Bowcis aud Spine. weakness of the Back. low
Of Blood to The Head DC. The Elec,uary is
perfectly safe lor Pregnant Ladies. aud tn" most
usrin CalhariIc that can possibly br used. rs It
viii not only rennvc the Piles and all inllamna-
tory diseases, rahom pain or irritation, but wIll
ensure an easy umo, safe delivery, and sound
constitut on N the offspring
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

SANTA ASNA CLocKs.--A witty auctionccr
Of Norfolk, few nights since, finding his com
pany slow at bidding tor clocks, put up "thc
last, and SAID -."Now, gentlemen, present
you with new kind Of clock it is called the
Santa Anna Chick, and warranted 10 ran niM
ont St0ppiBg.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
L.NpURI7yES or TIE HOOD.

| For al Impurities OF The Blood. arising from
,hcimprndent use oi Mercury, or other causes
for m Diseases OF the Skin aud Scf0luous AZ
fccnons; N all cases where the blood is power
fully determined To the VI 'ad, producing dizzi-
ness aud DISTRESS, DR. UpUhM's ELEC-
ITUtRS t. cuincly uurivaIed
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
DIR. UPIIAM's
Vegetable Internal Remedy
FOR THE FILES!
DIR. lTPHiN'S Internal Remedy

Far he care ef pies, inflammation Cf h'
Lire, md SIl,ct, hB'mmaiiop, S'reafs'
aHd UecraiioH of Ac %omocL, B1rsis, htd-
ncgs, ami Riaddey hfammatory aad .Ner-
cpriai RheamaiiSm; impariiy cj Btood
WeaknesS aRd h6ammatioR Fl he Sptne
nna E0r LLn rnlaL III MaEclad LnnLla.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
IIrnrOest Philosophy.

II ulsl to be- a mark OF an old friend, tha
every reasonable thing was founded on rea
SON" aud every reasonable person knows tina
there is no small Judgment aud philosophy, a'
well as Kindness and patience, necessary II
successfully rearing poultry. We have nevcI
seen the whole system 80 neatly and compre
hrn4vrly lad down AZ in the following man
ncr'by Mrs Dakin, in the Poughkeep5e Jour
nall Me. Farmer
MArAGEMENT or POULTRY.
Hens.-Ist Provide a warm, dry shelter for
winter.
I'd. Feed with oats, soaked for l2 hours in
warm water before feeding.
Sd Burn clam shells aud pound fine; let
them have "a many as they can eat, and you
may have eggs from January to December.
From 30 hens | have gathered this year
3,522 eggs by the 10th of September, and
raised 800 chickens.
manage my chickens by feeding oats and
rye ground, two bushels Of oats to one frye,
Keep them IA warm shelter at night
n. b. To prevent the pip or gapcs, change
the male every year, and your chickens will
b. healthy.
Tnrkcgs-lst. Feed the same as hens, and
let them hatch their young ones any time after
the 2Dth Of May.
I'd Feed the young ones on oats and rye
ground wet with milk curd, and occasionally
sprinkle little powdered clam shell lime with
the ti,cd; if cold and wet weather, sprinkle 4
little black pepper with their food.
Sd. Make warm aud dry shelters to brood
IN nights, and keep them from the wet and
dew until the sun shines warm.
4th. Feed but little the first twenty -foul
hours after they are hatchcd BY ths man
aacment can raise nine ont Of ten.
BE- sure and change the tom turkey every
year.
Raising G0siiaS-ist Have them hatch a,
early rs the first of May if possible. Max,
dry, warm places for their nests
I'd Feed the young goslns with corn meal
put ono teaspoonful Of salt in pint Of meal
wet thc feed with milk
ar The number Of cannon captured by our
forces in Mexico IL near 900, most of them very
heavy pieces. There were captured at
Rcsnca de Ia Palma
ht Matamoros, say %
AT Monterey, about 80
Al Vera Cruz, town & castle 400
At Avarado 90
At Jaapa 30
5sS
Stacked together they would make pyra.
md.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
LvFLllluAFORY DISEASES.

Although he E.ECTUARS was originally
prepared ior the cure of PILGs, yet II has proved
itself 10 be a medicine fli superior to Hil others
ia All discusses of an Inamma,ory character, with
a d. terminaton of blood to any particular part
or organ. in Inflammation and Congestion OF
the Liver aud spleen; Inflammation, Soreness,
and liberation of The Stomach Bowels. Kid.
neys and Bladder; in lnil lmnatory aud Mcr.
cnriaI Rheumutl~m II is the BEsr Medicine ever
ItsppNaEpI
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

nOCT. PRATT's GUM ELASTIC
~ BREAST PUMP, n very ingenious
and simple apparatus, which combines oil the
advantages Of the most expensive metallic
pumps and can be used by the patient person
ally with perfect ease, while its action is
hardly pcrcep,iblc
DR.. Pra,t's patent Nursing Bottle, very
simple in its construction, perfectly highland
ready for use a, any moment. II is recon-
mendcd by physicians as the best instrument
ever invented, for sale by
Mar. ). Il. j. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

BOST0N-lIarch 9th, 1917.
DER MARY ANN--nrriycd this
A. day from LiverpOOI--The sub.

scnbcrs hive received
Drab and Fancy Mkt Cashmarctts.
Silk and Wool Mon,czumas.
Orleans Lustres,
SILK Warp ltalIon Cloihs,
Jacconeu Muslne.
Fancy STRIPE, Check and Corded, DO.
Graduated Patterns, do.
Embroidered Romsgato Shawls.
RIO Grande, do.
Sylphide and Evclinn do.
Chln,z Bandanna Ildkfs.
Fancy SILK. do.
which ore for sale ut lowest prices by
FARNSWORTIl 81 SHAW.
mar u, Gj Milk, Corner ot Pcerl St
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
CURE FOR LIFE SECUTED.

The Elortulry contains no minern mcdictHc
10 1'oes, CoI0cynth, G"mboge or other powerful
md Irritating purgatlve. No fear oitakIng cole
while under lis lnhuoncc, no change in diet ne
Lo.siry. lfraken according TO the dlrectonS A
Carc for Life is Gaaraaiiod.
Pamphlets, giving valuable Information re
Speclne tins Medicine. may be obtained %
AGENTS gratis.
ton. General Agent for the New England States.
AGENrs in Newport. K. J. Taylor Bristol
3. w. Briggs, ,--Sransey, John A. Wood
Proridcnce, Chase & Dodgc,-FaH Rirer T.. S
Chase, New Bedford, f.. Thornton, u Son, and
by the dealers in medicine generally.
ap lJ.-lY.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

THE MOST CELEB GRATED AND
l. INFL LlHLE remedy. for Colds
Coughs, Asthma or any form of PULMONARY
CONSUMPTION,isI ,isIhe HUNGARIAN BAL
| SAM OF LIFE, discovered by Dr. Buchan of
London, England. tested for upwards OF seven
years in Great Britain and on the Coninct Of
Europe, and introduced into the United States
under the immediate superntendence of the i'll
ventor.
The astonishing success of the Hungarian
Balsam, in tho 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 lNCURA-
BILE. The Hungarian Balsam has cnrcd and
will cure, the MOST DESPERATE OF CAS-.
rs. IL is no quack nostrum, but "a standard
English Medicine, of known aud established ef
| liciency.
| Every family in the United States should be
supplied with Buchans Hungarian IIalsam of
lLic, not only to counleract the cousnmpve
tendencies Of the climate, but to be used ~ a
prettHticc modisiaG Ia all cases Of Colds, Coughs
Splitting of Blood. Pain in the Side and Chest
Irritation aud Soreness of the Lungs Bronchitis
| Difficulty of Breathing Hectic Fever, Night
| DWeiiS, ENlo'lhIloIi anu btnerhl DenlIltY, hStl-
MA, Influenza, Hopping Cough, and Group.
| In cases of actual disease Of the Lungs. or
seated Consumption, i, is the ONLY SOURCE
| OF HOPE.
Sold by Mcdonald &. Smith, Sole Agents for
The United Kingdom AT the Italian Warehouse
Regent Street, London i'll Bottles aud Cases
for SHIPS Hospitals, &c.
By Spcciat ppointment-DAVID +. BRAD
LEE, Boston Mass Sole agent for the United
States and British American Provinces
American price, 81 per bottle, with full d-
rectlpns for the restoration Of Health
| Pamphlets containing mass of English aud
| American certificates aud other evidence show
ing the unequulied merits of this Great English
Remedy. may te obtained OF the Agents, gratis
/ None genuine, without the written signature
ofthc American Agent, on gold and bronze Ia.
bel, to counterfeit which is forgery.
| -. /. BRADLEE, I3O Washington Street
Boston, General Agent for the New England
/ States
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
The Vegetable Pile Elcciaary,

Invented by DR.. A. Uphlm, a distinguished
physician of New YORK city il the only really
successful remedy tor that dangerous and DIS
lressing complaint the Piles, ever offered To the
American public ...
Mark ths: il il an INTERNAL REMEDY
not an external application, and wIli cure any
case Of Piles, either bleeding or Blind, Internal
~ External; and probabiy the only ihi.g iha'
wlh. There is no mistake about II. IL ~ pos
lve cure--Speedy ard permanent II is also a
cony enient nIediclne 10 take, aud improves the
general health in a remarkable manner
Each Box contains twelve doses, al : 3 Cts
per dose. II Is very mild in It's operation and
may be taken in cases fihe most acute inhanI.
,nallon without danger. Al external applca
tons are m The highest degree disagrerable, in.
convenient, and offensive; and from the very
nature o the disease, temporary in their effects
This Medicine attacks the disease al It's source
and rcmOtiag Hc RINSE renders The cure GER
lTAiN and pERMA NENT.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

s'r The number of cannon captured by our
forces in Mexico ~ near 800, most OF them very
heavy pieces There were captured at
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
Sugar, Coffee, ~ Rice.

IM HALL, has just received 20 boxes Ha-
! lN. vana Brown Sugar, 10 boxes do White
do, 90 bags Java Coffee, 10 bags Rio Coffee.
casks Rice. (apI5.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

Stacked together they would make pyr
md.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-26
Herald Marine correspondence.

YORK st British sch; fin Halifax 10TH brig Sally
Blush Queen XetO,. Taek, FIN Baltimore, bound
81 inst when about 200 mile. 81 Bermuda eTpeienc.d
vessel and swept the decks. Her hull unDiured She
BRUSH .chr Promise from Halifax. bound St yincen,
called the 2h for water having had he, casks swept
the ea.swsd Of Bemuda they picL ed up vessel. bowsp
of at the chocks and quantity Of white pno lum
eroa lumber Ia. picked II these
Islands; il had been in the water only short time
PHILADELPHIA. October 25-4 P. M-Anived, bsIks Lou
Ly S1s. taTs HH@y SS dc
Havana Eliot kncxis. Boston; W Rogers: TaSIof. do
% ss1 .ss.'S atH's
S.sE
Joseph a'S Brown Nay Albany Rose1
s.S
HG Michigan Alien do and steamer
'Vsfen csnnSa M.rmsr big
a.: NJ ssaF rs; SF
S snSSn ch.%pos SYoIi; :ses hsa.s S.%Ssi Bal,
snnssib aypfRS uan:r dow Mas G
Drake, do; hins. Ea'tcott 10; Ohio sryke do ind
Beiow"Bi bGi Royal Saxon. Ipseby. Londonderry brig,
rosoaoehsSo Brewer Boston, and Sam AID Ben Hill VIII
arrived sns pss%sa Woodbury. PASSPORT and
miscellaneous Record.
Letter bags Of ships Victoria for London and Have for
ha past II o'clock
Tn. ship Gach for Liverpool will sail Thursday 90
instant.
CART CLARK OF the brig Calcutta, arrived Boston
Stature reports seeing Friday vsss. botom up ashore
between Nau ct aud Cape Cod Light Lumber OF men aud
teams near her.
CAPT III .s b Lucy svsd a. Boston
marks were not dis,ingushable
BMe yleTcRr, White. from pareu. Ca wa. peonestly
and sailed oI Chatham. Ths List n,sasi. he
river 7h u', and WINS subsequently Condemned.
Bhc TWEED Of Baltimore has been condemned at Sligo,
and ordered to be sold for benefit Of underwriters.
Whaiemon.
Rio Jsneiro, Sept H. ships Superior for New London;
Joss PHI Maxwell under ,zure bark Yeoman do; Ceres. con-
sid from Rio Janeiro Sept baks Gentleman, Post, on
H%.ss % Il %a on tho '
spoke OF ID LAT g. lon e. bark cadmus, smith of s's
Sid from ssg Haibor Oct l' ship Phsnir Green. for W
Coast.
Ship Capital Simpson. New Orleans for Liverpool Oct 5,
hip North s.r, from Liverpool for Philadelphia. Oct 49,
BAL. e. SsS.s: sas; WSs f sS
@ s'Ts sept sas'ss,' 81
- pS:1s o Nsv York via Bahia for Rio de "
Brig Ju.,n. Johnson Rio do JansrO for Philadelphia
Foreign Ports.
CiENFuEoo, Sept SOAR bark Clars" Pekins Cobb, st
P Hispss., 20 III & Wssi Sss Curtis. for
nn dse Arabian Howes do waiting fight; Pie RE soule
smith I'm New Orleans, just arr; RIVAL lsey TON Boston,
wfg sch = Oil Bias Cunningham, unc; q MITCHELL from
Chtreston. . ~, r,. N..L - -
linton for Salem, days. brig John French JEFF
flies for New York. 10 de-: co., -
gov. -, II, xy:u.- w, o,
erroo. Wallace Morton, Bristol; Belsle Reid Glasgow;
Foster Devonpor; barks Daha, Tozer do; Ihe
storey London Domnica Evans. Cork; Romuus. Langsu
ere enock; British Queen, Loi q, Bristol
R,o pr JArxIRo Sept IL tadditi )Bar Ralph Cross
Glover for New York. days; Chaires, Merrill do, DAYS;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-26
Foreign Marks t..

BARbApoEs, Oct. 2, lS47.-The weather for the past
few weeks has been extremely dry accompanied with
scorchipg sum- which has affected injuriousy (but not
fatality the fall getaon. The arrivals from the Uni
to stat ssnce my last have been large causing quite
accumulation of American produce in market. Two
vessels your port touched here in the latter part
September and only discharged portion Of their
not being able to eject sale Of the whole to advantage
they sailed three days since for windward market
The following the current prices Of the staple ati
res Of American produce-Four, Philadelphia, 81 10;
do New Orleans 81 25; Corn Meal ST. at which mark q
sale Of 500 bbls made 3Oth ult Corn 81 49, Black
eyed Peas 81 u.s. Crackers Lard 1885, and Butter l8c
The vessels that have recently arrived here from the
United States experienced very heavy weather the May
Flower, from New Hav, and Noble from Alexandria
ustained considerable Injury Cor. PhiL Gaz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-26
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New foRR, MONDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. IS.
The aour market exhibited very little change to-day
and sales made to moderate extent at the cosr
rates Of Saturday Tho transactions were chiefly con-
fined to brands Of oswego and Genesee with some
lots Of Ohio Southern continued scarce and in good
demand. Wheat was firm. There we're some samples
of Ohio In the MARKET but held on terms above the
views Of buyers Corn sed to a fair extent without
material change In prices For sound parcels of mixed
and yellow the market closed with frmness Sales of
rye were made at full prices Barley Hrmer while
oats remained unchanged. In provisions soons
we're trhng, while prices were nominally the same
There we're sales Of Muscovado sugar making, while
coffee was quiet.
AsHrsPots steady at So 90, and pearls at g. 81
eHr.p,Turv, -F!our-sales Of about 1000 bbls new
Gsn.s.s made at So 62x other sales, including
new Osvsgo aud 9enesee footed up about 1000 bbs
at Sc 66a ~ 6lk old straight brands Genssee were
worth So 50 small lot leo bbls fancy braoos sold at
81 as 400 bbis Ohio sold at SO 62h Southern was
wanted at 50 sah 70 The market continued bare
ed and refused. We heard Of no sales Of moment Of
any kind. Corn-salss OF 4 q 5000 bushels Western
mixed part delivered made at 73kc; 1900 do low
mixed sold at Tao; and 1000 do high mixed at "a
7ic; and 100 do sold at 73c 1900 do yellow sold at
1so and 5000 do Northern round yellow cold at 7sc
MeaIsaes OF 400 bbls New Jersey made ut SO 30
Ryesaes Of 1900 bushels were made at elc 1000 do at
e4c and 2aOo do to arrive at the price Rye -four
quote at 81 s76 S. BarleySales Of 1900 bushels
made at sac Oats remained the same.
CANpLEs-Sperm we're steady Mt $50
Corrss-The stock OF Rio in nrst bands was very
low and operations wer- checked for the wsnt Of sup
plies As fresh arrivals Of the crop looked for,
purchasers were disincn TO buy freely until receipts
CorroS-Ths demand Today was quite equal TO the
desire to realise the part Of holders and sales
something less was accepted, and good middllng New
Orleans cannot be quoted over cents.
FsH-Sales Of 700 quntals Of dry cod were made at
70 90 consisting Of rather ordinary quality leaving 100
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Isabel Bright DO days Man.o Lane for Charleston days.
f S;:; A Hs:.s S:a: Ts:ss = &c 81
FOR i New y Yo,f Sid 3D. brig bathurst leans
Tss,DAD DE CusA. SEPT ss-rr bark WIN Lafrabse. AIRY,
'''u"1' Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 22-Au brig Loyalist (Br) Ponce, PR
:sh }S1r NE%S5y u sfT S nss do Bid brig Fa'0
r.l Sst A :s.
c Snar 'ef ssnsa Wsiss ASola
y .eR. s and
o% Va s%G fe oa
kisha;S a and Ellen sssI.s New Yos sailed ss.arSsy
ma brig. Cobdea Lou. Walsh Aa. 81 John. Lass. WIZ
kRssa a Hae Si on s
.shs M:iss sia others hShiPs Of so1 ..S
Delaware, and brig PocOnOcLet started lat night but put
B1IrMonr, Oct, a-Arr brig Gen finckney, Cole Mon.
ievdeo; Br briggs Rose Mum. Harbor q NF Jaoez
t dU sos
of Afgo & 1sls Of 6 sm 6f%'F iU
,Sip S.isas b.x Of Cedar Pom. .hiH; sSp HsSon
with i.S for ~ IN h1mpO. hOsd
RS Sn "a "'S
W ssr"! IL sss: To
Mss sS H0s W:
. Sassp aa Sale. nss biz h
c Es1sSe: or X.nsss; psnas,sn York.
BELgAsrGAn previous to 3d. schr Caroline Hoppin
CHHRLEsror Oct 2aAIr Palmetto. 81 Smith, New York,
sSsnS N. os a Ky %. xhs
brig Rs01
sS oss
d Il ' WHICH, Young
SD ss Ocean S :eS aass dhs' NY0l
CID bgs Oulnare Elmi, Boston; Colerado Shack d.
S1 Motley BIZ s.a sS iaS:
5i S..i cS.:. EE% na 81 y.
6.igs Mexc,s saIseas Nsnz; sads Pasted Vera Craz
;sh.: EiSInss 0s%@Ps yIa.r: sa.,iaEc; DAVID CSi,
MoSs do November l''''n i'mD''0' Sas'.' Bradford
e tho Hs$ Y sh.ds
ZIP Sy ., .ch
mssten for do ChOctaw, BLACKWELL, New Bedford for
NEw BEDFORD. Oct 2s-Au Corinna, Nye. Falmouth for
NV HAYES. oc.a,-An .ehr, New York Ho'ehk:., and
I'D h'igs Neuvitas. Gna and 1nquna. Mouhrop. West
FOLK. Oct a2-Arr ship Hermne. lsreml voeeh%sn,
brig; ss.Sn E de I'm As.ndTa oSnd to sos
VOW; M.ocher Dill Boston Janiata, W1Ss.r Portland.
pde IT.: vi. Ss saI
Of Tobe ss S. G'
sI.MoyIa 9e "a, , s.E! ssas. N;ohi
Is"ehSa Riots
sAsDw,cH Oct 2o-sld .chr 8 Davis, Horie, Phad.
SALEM. Oct 22-sd brg' Oriental, Nelson, AT ca Romp
sAvASa.H DC. ao-CId bark Peter Demi!. Picket. NYork
MaaaA% ;ea' MP % Ss ?i ss:' Bs'i~o.e
WLMINaToS. Oct 2l-Cld .chrs Old z.ek: Mildrum, s,
Anga.tins; Avon Cushing Boston; aaa JSs vanF,lasr
..f H%orL sd Salha Chase s. Domingo
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Lk THE MAILS.
WAsHINoroN, Got. ~, 1874

WAsHiNoToS, Got -, ls47.
Msrteo-The Defensive Line.
The defensive line policy Of Mr. Calhoun, and General
Taylor and Commodore Perry is gaining ground, gain.
ing confidence gaining adherents, and verify believe
will be the plan Of Congress- The whole Of Mexico will
be too expensive enterprise uncertain Of dura
ton in the work OF acquiring ittoo uncertain In it's
suits to the Un,on-too hazardous an experiment in
every TO bs entertained for moment-the rvlin-
quish Of the whole of the territories Mexico in.
vsdsd ,ubdued ard occupied will not be assent-d by
majority RI either party, believe; but the defensive
line - sms. between these propo tious
medium for closing the the way for ending the
disturbance on the Wilmot provi-o, and the most
avashle least bloody, aud least expensive plan of bru
ing about n peace m.ins. That plan Ia gathering
strength That plan will be the plan Of Congress, and
will 20 through both houses W.
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Foreign IlnpOrlationa.

LrERrooL-ship John g Goster.." eks tcs w Field
Lead GSs 70 FG,s bar: bss cpa,aon
"a, Ss on WsSoT ssIt.
eal' non oo,hou.e1s ee.s. II eas WInkiey-7 c'
Bpdm,s bars 20 bs, ,OS hS%s M o SACK:
LssnrSotT Msnehe.,sriSe ton. coal D cold.n-ll
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