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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

Frcm The CharleNon Courio, July %.
LATE ASD IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. AT
about twelve o'clock last night We received two
iclegraphlc dispatches from our New Orleans
correspondent, giving US very important itclli-
gence from Mexico, which we give below.
New ORLEANS, July 81
The inhabitants of lucatan have been sue
cesstul III sevcial engagements with the In
daus. The Indians, having suffered severely
in killed and wounded, and IN every case rctir-
cd discounted.
NV ORLEANS, July %.
An arrival from Mexico brings us three
days later intelligence. The advices from the
capital are To the llrh last.
An engagement had taken place between
the Government troops, commanded by Busta-
Inentc, and the insurgents under the lead of
Paredes, IN which the former were routed -
The loss of PaIedCs is stated at - killed, and
90 wounded. Jarauta Is said TO be among the
severely wounded, and probably mortally So
The roads Throughout the whole of Mexico
are said 10 he infested with robbers, who were
rlunderlng all that came IN their way.
Another arrival, bringing two DAYS later in
iclllgence, confirms the above account of the
success of the insurgents, and announces that
they will probably oyenurn the government.
and drive Herrera from power and dissolve the
existing authorities.
Busancnte is said to have lost 500 men in
The conflict that had taken place.
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DIR. J. s. WOODS
SARSAPARlLLA ELIXIR.
RECOMMENDED BY EMINENT PLY

.SICLANS.
ENARRANTED superior to any other
w preparation, compound or extract of
SaISaparila ever offered to The American peo-
Pile. The bottles contain six times The quaint.
ly OF Sands or BrlStol'S, and four times as
much as Bulls and we think 1t is stronger
than either, and at least tour times as strong
as Iownsend's. Ii is four times The cheapeS-
SarsaPariIla IN market. II heals without de
biltaIug OF sickening, and its cures are per
mancnt Ii Is theoretically compounded b, =.
regular physician, and as neiihe: a patent
quack, nor Emphu,cat medicine.
The following are some Of the many diSeaS-
es in which II has proved eminently successful,
vlZ:
Diseases from Impure Blood, Organic or
functional.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and Fever and
Ague, secondary syphilis Rheumatism, Gout
aud Lumbago, Scroiula, LeproSy, Cancer aud
MercurIal diseases Constitutions broken by
Measels, small Pox, Fevers, &c,
Prolapsus Uteri, Pills. UlceTations, Swell.
lings and BeS, salt Rheum, ErysipelaS, PIN
piles aud BiotcheS on the face Distractions SO
fatal to young and delicate ladies', Nervous
ness aud Bowel Complaints OF children from
leethIng, Rickets, Weak children, and aged
persons, Nervous ID, blIlated aud delicate ie
males, Neuralgia, EPILEPSY, Hysieria an sick
Headache, Tic Doloreanx, Dizziness aud
talpitatOn Influenza Cougn aud Lung Com
plants, Bronchitis and first stages Of Consump.
tion.
10 presenting tie me Hdne to the public, we
offer no patented hunbug or quack medicine,
but such medicine as Is actually NEEDED. aud
il truly blessing tn The public aud offered not
upon the recommendations oithe proprletors a.
lone, but by persons OF high sanding, and fhy-
sicianS eminent in profession aud skilled IN
their practice who have not only tested its
combination but have witnessed It's healing
effects aud We cordially invite Physicians
throughout the country to Try II IN the above
complaints. This Sarssparia Elixir is a
very careful combination oltle most celeb a
led medicines, and contains nothing in the
least degree injurious. The greatest care has
been observed IA the combination. that none
shall be Incompatible with or neutrsilze the
other. This Is fully proved by its happy effect
"a the speedy and permanent cure Of almost
every cae however obstinate. DR.. Gibson
Prot Of Surgery IN the University of PepnSyl.
vnnia. speaks Of some Of its ingredients IN the
highest terms in Goilre or Kings Eyil. and
ScrOiulons rumors DR. lieach IN Rheuma.
ism and Splitting Of BIZ, A. % Geois, Wood
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FrAScIs p BLAIR, late editor of the Wash
inrton Globe, has come out against the nomina-
ton of the Baltimore Convention. lie says
that the principles, measures and candidate PIT
forward by the recent Utica Convention has hi.
cordial appreciation aud will receive his earnest
aud hearty support.
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HHE aSperllies Of Disease. are often enhanc-
l. eddy the rigoruous measures undertaken
by designing OF ignorant persons in attempting
cures. The discriminating knowledge where.
by We may know these remedies which shall
perfect rapid cure, is OF difficult acquisition
1t is in fact only obtained after Laboriols
Research by the Student of Nature the only
true scholar Of medicine, and The experience Of
The SageS OF the Naive Tribes are the true
guides in directing those researches. Iflt were
nni for I no invalunhl % H..
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Gays Extract Of
CANCsaALtGU 4.
CAIIEDRNIA pI ANtr nE d ADL,

MEDICAL lRIUES.
4 certain cure for Pulmonary and Neruous
Complaints, Feger and Ague, and all dscas-
IS originating IN mpurity ofHe Blood.
uequailed in The eradication of morbid
u IumorS aud Impurities Of The Blood re.
mtrkabIe for its anmatiug, Strengthening and
restorative powers operating as gentle slim
ulant, and InvIgorating The impaired functions
in all cases Of Headache, Weakness, LasSitude
Depression o: Spirits and Debility. 1t can be
relied upon as an infallIble remedy ior weak.
ness, nervous debility, and most diSeasts pecu.
liar to Females.
No mi Ieral substance whatever enters into
the composition of this Medicine it may be
offered % the most delicate female or youngest
child, wirhoW apprehension, and will require
no res raInt from ordinary oct upalionS. For
further information, pamphlets may be had
gratis, ni the subscriber.
Il. J. TAYLOR, No. Isl, ThameS-st.,
sole Agent for Newport.
May II, lSiS. 6m
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Magical Corn Salye,

WARRANTED to effect a speedy cure IL
w the directions are slrictl' complied with
causing no pain whatever ,-neary put up in
bOses with directions. NJ the low price Of l25
cents. Prepared and sold yC. q. &. Hazard,
Druggist, No G. Thames street
Dec. 2l
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H. Advccs from the Plains state that four.
teen Americans were attackedby 100 Apachcs
Pour Americans were Killed and five wounded
eighty horses were lost.
Mt Carson, who was reported TO be dead
arrived al 81. Louis on the 10Th inst.
Gcn. IaT'oF's Nom pa'ion.-The New Or
l;1ns Picaynne "i The 10Th instant, says-"A
lnitor from baton Rouge informs W. that ON
FriIay tho long-expecled official letter of Gov
crn " Morehead, announcing to General 'raylor
his nomination by the Philadelphia Convention,
wa received by the old General II his head.
gBJnoIs.
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Cosmetics, Pcrfulncry &C.
+ UBlN'S EIe'S, RousSel's and NJ kim EN-
IL tracts for the iiandke chlefs ASlNJ
Superior Orris Too.h Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Pasb
ROusSe's shaving Great
French Bandollne
Jules Hauels Liquid Hair Dye
Chorce Tooth Powders, various kin
Bailey Military Shaving Cream
German and French Coognes
Chlorine and OrriS Tooth Wash
RousSel's Toilet Powder
articles for Beaw,lying the Skin and Seftening
The Complexion.
Gouraud'S Italian Medlcated Soap
Superior Cold Cream, Rose Lip save
Jules Hauels Persian Powder
Oriental Tablet OF Alobaslar
Railways Chinese Soap, N.ili Of Roses
Crarys Ambreine Cream
Periumed Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder, Ii ! White
Articles for BeauiyWng ard Preserving the
liar.
Jayne's Hair Tonic, CammS Spanish Lus
/ Bogle's Hyperion Fluid, Bears Oil
/ ClIrehugh'S Tricopherous uiialo Oil
Il Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia
II Wards Vegetable Halr Oll
Il Genune OK Marrow Pomade
Il Row lands ienHlne MacasSar Oil
I Don Juan's Rose Compound
/ AleAander'S Trlcobaphe
Naples Hair Dye
Also fine assortment Of teeth, hair, mai
iesh and shavrng Brushes ivory and buffalo
horn Combs Fine Combs, Pocket Combs
/ Court PLASTER, Fancy Soaps, Shaving Soaps
Quo Roses, Gold Beater Leaf, lndeliblelnks,
, FungenlS, Cachou AromatiSe, &c &c. The
above articles are warranted genuine and best
sf their kind. Kept constantly on hand and
or sale at reasonable prices, by c. G. G.
HAZARD, Druggist, No. 81, Thames street.
I March l.
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EIuid Extract Of Vulerian.

THIS preparation contains all the valuable
Il properties of Valerian Root, in a high.
ly concentrated form, has many advantages
over the ordinary preparations, and will be
found TO be more eilicacous in all cases where
the effect Of Vaerian is required with direc.
tons for using, at II. II HAZARDS,
Sign of the mortar, near the Court House.
July %.
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Savings Bank.

A t meeting OF The Corporation Of this
IA Bank, held July "a, lS43, the following
named gentlemen were chosen Directors oftae
institution ior the ensuing year, viz. -
Isaac Gould George eowen, Benjamin
Fiuch, Charles F.. naplnert JOSIAH $. Munro
stephen Il. Norlham. David Melville Joseph
Weaver, Robert 3. CranStOu. JOHN Stevens,
Adam ;. Coe, Samuel Brown Robert +. Lee,
Edwin WIlbur, William Sherman, John V.
iiammelt, Benjamin II. Ailmau, Beuiamis
Marsh, Jr.. Wm. G.. Cozzrus, Beninmin II
rIsdale, Thomas w. Brown, George r. Wea.
yer, George w. Cole, Samuel Engs, Edward
\. Sherman
And alta subsequent meeting Of the Direc
'ors on the same day, th1 following Officers
were chosen for The ensuing year john Ste
yens, Presldsnt, Charles Gyles, Treasurer and
Il, B. ROWLAND, Secr'ry.
Newport, July 10, ls45
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Give it 20 trial.

nYERS Cough Confeciion, pleasant an,
~ eflec,ual remedy ioT Cough, Colds. lloais Sc
neSs, SC. For sale by
Dec. lG. d&w &C. r.. HAZARD
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Congress Water.

In quart and rint bottles, fresh from The
Il spiinss, his day (June 2J) receive ed and for
sale by a. a. INWARD. sign of the mortar
~ u near ttc Cont HORs.
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Savings Bank.

A DIVIDEND was declared this day Of :
"A pei cent, on all sums that have been in lol
the space of six months, and one and hal
per cent on all sums that have been in for the
space ofthree months agreeably TO the reeu
atuns OF the institute n, payable on and aile
saturday the ljlh inst,
&, GYLES Treasurer.
Newport, July II, led3
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HERALD AND RHoDEsANDER THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST g. ls48
CHRISTOPHER G. PERRY
ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
o FICE under tho II. 4. Union Banh
ron NEW YORK.

b. r~f%3zs n rHE Steamer BAY STATE.
tr,1AJ SCApT BRowN, will leave Fall
ss7-x1-.ssz-s ilyer every Iu Sday Thurs
day and saturday eyenlng,on The ARRIVAL OF 'he
steamboat train of ears from Boston, for New
York, via Newport, leaving No@pori s'l'i
O'Clock and arrive IN New loTk at apoul ~
o'clock next morning returning, VIII Rave
New York al o'clock, y. NJ
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, CAPT.
CoMsrock. will leave Fall River every Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday. as above for New
YORK via Newport leaving here at about
: IL o'clock and on her return, leaving New
York at 5 T. NJ.
For further particulars enquire o.
anil ~. ANTHONY STEWART,
n, ThameS-sl.
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New Goods.

ERESil Oranges, Lemons, Raisin', Figs
A CurrantS Cilron, Fig Paste, Guala Jelly
Preserved Lemon Peel, Almonds, II berls
A>Sorle Preserves, Canary and Hen p Seed
Assorted PIckleS, Havana aud Principe SegarS,
OF the choicest Brand, and many more choice
goods, this day received and for sale cl e 'p ior
cash at RIDERS, 81, Thames- -stIt.
Mar 1D
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Oh Ec NN Va EE EE Els
fINliIS Company, although 1t cannol boas; OF
Il being The Oldest Tea Establishment in A
merlca,' does claim to have sold during the tive
years OF It's existence, more good. pure, and IN.
mixed Teas, and at lower prices than any sllnI.
lar establishment IN the United States.
The following is a list cl their retail prices.
which will be found to be nearly the same a.
similar Companies The only dldereuce they
claim is in the quality OF the Teas.
GREENS. BLACKS
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WINES.

lCROWND COFFEE and SPICES warrant
Nd Genuine, pa; up expressly Tor our trad. ,
IN varieus kinds Of packages for family us, ,
sold at the CHEAP STORE.
EF&JR NEWTON.
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BROWNELL'S COOKING RANGE

TTTNfE suDscfIDer hhs Just compInted The IN
l. 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 il
occupies but small space ofroom.
BrownelPs 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.
er; and it is provided with a sci Of rings So that
any size furniture can be used on it, Its Oven
il large, convenient of access, and having an
upward draft, il bakes evenly with II small
quantity Of fuel
One ofthese Ranges is in successful opera.
ton AT the store of the subscriber, subject to
the examination OF the public, who are inv vited
To call aud take look M IT,
June 3-tf. WILLIAM BROWNELI.
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ABRAHAM VAN WORMER.

asthma, PoIp'tatioa and gathering in the Head
Mrs Ann B!ahe, very respectable lady OF
this city writes
Dr.. Wood-sir; Having used one bottle of
your Sarsapaillla Elixir, l. deem it my duty 10
give my testimony to lis beneficial effects upon
system long afflicted with the asthma. | gave
II 10 my daughter who has long been severely
troubled with the palpialion of he heart sholt-
ness of the bJealh, yelling ofthe tonSl., aud a
gathering in the head. It's effect upon her was
rLly surprising, removing the difficulty III each
particular. No family should be without it.
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DIR J. S. Wood iee it my duty to inform
you that your Sarsapar'la Elixir has been of
very great service To both myself and my fl.
lher lie in particular has taken only one bot
tie, and the alteration in his case is quite aston
ishing. From being feeble and sckly, unable
10 labor, and lingering for five or six years past,
he is now quite well and strong. lie declares.
ne was beneiiIted more than fifty dollars by the :
use a one boitlp
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DEATH S.

In this town. LIST inst Richard s., eldest
child of Gardiner b., and Elizabeth :. Rey..
nolds, aged years and A. months. Funeral
this afternoon at o'clock, from his fathers
residence in Division street.
On the 2sth ult., Mr.. Samuel Peckham, IN
the 9th year of his age.
In this town, April 2sth, Ruth Ann, daugh-
ter of Stephen IL. and Emeline Holloway,
aged year, months and "a days.
4 In this town, April 29th, Miss Abby Bill
lings.
In Bristol, April %, Mrs. Hannah Mann,
widow of Noah Mann, aged 66 years.
On Thursday last, son OF MIR. Henry Cog
geshall aged II months.
At Mrs Dnrfee's boarding house, in Ports
mouth, r. l. on the 9th inst, Miss Ann
Wheelwright, aged about 20 years, daughter
of John Wheelwright, Esd, late of Boston,
Mass. dec.-Miss w mas Leen aquiet inmate
in the family of Mrs. Duriee, about 20 years {;
her last sickness, though protracted was pa
tiently borne, and her exit calm and peaceful.
In Providence, n. Y, Polly Treyett, aged
SO wears, wife of Mr.. William Nash, and
daughter of Henry j. Trcvcu, formerly ofthis
town.
At New Shoreham, April 2l, DIR. VIM. L.
Wood, aged about 65 years.
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ls4s Spring Arrangement. IsAS
Newport & Providence,
DIRECT.
THE STEAMER
p E r. r Y"
CAPT. WOOLSEY,

,fs'S"- u WILL resume her trips on
s&Y3f& MONDAY, March ~, lSis.
skszfs'ssS=01 Will leave Newport for Provi-
dence on Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday
mornings at & o'clock, and leave Providence
the same days al , - o'clock for Newport -
Fare 20 cents.
Passengers TO Newport on Tuesdays Thsrs.
days, Il Saturdays from Providence IN the
afternoon can return the next morning bv taxi
ing the Perry rom Newport at o'clock
and the Bradford Duriee at Bristol Ferry
On and after Monday, April ID, the PERRy
will leav Newport on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at u Id o'clock, for Fall River.
connecting with the train for New Bedford
aud BoSlou, at X o'clock, arriving in New
Bedford at 9 Ia o'clock and Boston at III o.
clock \. NJ
KErURNING-will leave Fall River at 2
! 2 O'Clock, A NJ for Newport on The arrival
of The train from Boston and New Bedford.
Fare 80 cents.
On the Fall River days, passengers for Prov.
idence can land a. Bristol Ferry and take pas
sage in the Bradford Durlee for Providence.
March ls-dSw.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NJ Y. Com. Advr. Once. Tuesday, May lsi-2P.M NJ.
AsHEs--3O bbls of Potash were sold at So
Pearls are quiet at 81 ,62 l-2 $7,75.
CoTToN-The sales yesterday were 1000
bales at l-8 a ii cent advance on prices cur
rent previous to the arrival of the America.
Flour AND GRAIN-The flour market this
morning is without marked change. We note
sales of $50 bbls good Michigan at 50, ,l8 ga
200 a 800 do common state, at Sc SO, ,06 Ia
900 do. New Orleans at Sc, ,25, and some small
lots pure Genesee at $6,37 l-2
Southern continues in fair demand Sales
Of 200 barrels Georgetown in lots at SO, ,l2 l-2
a $6,25.
Rye Flour is dull at 1886 IA 1918.
Corn Meal is in moderate request at So ,37 l-2
for Jersey, and $3.50 2,62 l-2 for Brandy
wine.
Wheat is in good inquiry. Holders are
firm, $500 bushels white Genesee were dis
posed of yesterday, at 81 40 for milling.
Corn is steady, 1000 bushels Jersey yellow
changed hands at 53c.
Rye, no change.
Oats are rather better. The quotations range
from 40 to AZ cents.
FIsH-Saes of $50 quintals Dry Cod at
$3.50 IA 3,62 l-2, and 300 bbls. No. and
. Mass Mackerel on private terms.
OILs-Sales of 800 a 300 gallons English
Linseed at 55 55 l-2, and 1000 do. American
city pressed at 81 5Sc.
PRovIsIoNs-We note a better feeling in the
market for mess and prime Pork. Holders are
firm at $40 for the former and 1891 Ia for
the latter. Sales of 200 300 barrels to the
regular trade at quotations.
Beef is dull at $3.50 and $50 5,75 for city
mess and prime.
Picked Meats are quiet at previous rates.
Lard is in good demand with a slight i'm
provement in prices. Sales of 80 bbls prime
at Sc 81 IA, and $50 kegs at lac.
Cheese is in light supply-IOO packages
good Western were disposed of at 8 Lee.
Butter sells freely at 10 2ic.
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VIE would cnIi the attention ofour purcLss-
w srs To oar large aud complr,s assortment
of DREss SILKs, of fresh imporiaiiops aud
styles. +. LAWTON a BROS.
april 26.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

tFor the week ending Monday eve, May LIST. !
At market, 1850 Beef Cattle, (nearly all
from the South,) 80 Cows and Calves, and 500
Sheep and Lambs.
Prices, &c.--Beef .Cattle-Since our last
report, a reduction of fully ST. per cwt. has
been submitted to, and the current rates to-day
will not warrant us quoting the market average
higher than from Sc to 7, so. A lot of 40 head
were purchased for shipment to the English
Naval Station at Bermuda. From the ap-
pearance of the yard, late in the afternoon, we
should infer that quite large number were left
overflow many, we could not precisely as
certain.
Cows and Calves-'rhe market remains with
out any particular change. Buyers are rather
slow to operate, but prices are well sustained.
We quote from $50, 80 to As.
Sheep and Lambs--The market is very
poorly supplied, and even those on sale arc not
of the best quality. Prices are very high
Sales at 2,25, $50 to 6. All sold.
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Cosmetics, Pcrfumcry &C.

Cosmetics, Pcrfumcry Nc.
7 UBIN'S Ede'S, Roussei's and Meakm's FIX.
IL tracts for the Handk erchiei
Superior OrriS Too,h Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste
Roussel's Shaving CIear
French Bandoinc
Jules Hauel's Liquid Hair Dye
Cboice Tooth Pow ders, various kinds
Bailey Military Shaving Cream
German and French Colognes
Chlorine and Orris Toolh Wash
Roussel's Toilet Powder
Ariicles for BcanaiJying the Sin and Sofienins
The Complexion.
Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap
Superior Cold Cream, Rose Lip Salye
Jules Hauel's Persian Powder
Oriental Tablet of Alabaaar
Railways Chinese Soap, Nls Of Roses
Crary's Ambreine Cream
Pcrfumed Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder, Lily White
articles for BeautyWng and Preserving the
liar.
JayneS Hair Tonic, Camm'S Spanish Lus
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid, Bears Oil
ClrehughS Tricopherous uilalo Oil
OldrldgeS Balm OF Columbia
Wards Vegetable Hair Oil
Genuine Ok Marrow Pomadc
Row lands ienulne MacaSsar Oil
Don Juan'S Rose Compound
Alexander'S Tricobaphe
Naples Hair Dye
Also fine assortment Of teeth, hair, mai
hesh and shaving Brushes ivory and buffalo
horn Combs Fine Combs, Pocket Combs
Court Plaster, Fancy Soaps, shaving Soaps,
Quo Roses, Gold Btaler Leaf, lndeliblelnks,
Pungenis, Cachou AromaliSe, &c. &c. The
above articles are warranted genuine and bes
ef their kind. Kept constantly on hand and
for sale at reasonable prices, by G.. G. C.
HAZAkD, Druggist, No. 81, Thames street
March |.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

lHWS0oy, fPN ~.
At Market-265 Beef Cattle, 25 yokes
Working Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 900
Sheep and l740 Swine.
PRIcEs--Beef Canh-A few Extra, 81 so;
lst quality, S6,75 $7,25; I'd quality, 5000
Sc so.
Working Orm-Sales sos, S75 $50, $50,
$llO, $l20, $40.
Co,cs and Cdires-$20, S25, $50, $35,
$42.
Shecp-s2,25 1915, s3,25, $500 $3.50,
$500. 30 extra Sheep fed by e.. W. Graves
of Sunderland, taken at So.
.S,eine--At wholesale, l-2 % l-2.
MONDAY, May l, lSiS.
At market, I25 Beef Cattle, and 265O Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-A few extra 81 so /;
first quality So IS 25; second quality IS a
SO.
Swine-At wholesale, 5 a &c, selected lots
5 IL q ii.
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Hanks, Books, &c.

~ T.. HAMMETT, has jas, r,csi, ed l"r
". or Blanks warranted 10 hv msSs N IN.
yer, best mnnner of fine blue prp.r, and VIII
sell them al very moderate prices. Also, cheap
Blanks In variety.
Also, ,ey good a.sofim.n, OF onans
Bibl.s. among which is the Bible having the
.Iarr.., typo 81 any quano Edition Pn'l''h'd
IN ih. Uniied states.
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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04
IlARRlAGESe

In Bristol, April l2, by Rev. J. Cady, Mr..
WIN. M. Phelps, of Bristol, to Miss Susan r.
Pike, of this place.
At the Methodist Church in Fall River, on
the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Patten, Mr..
George A. Munro, of Bristol, to Miss Mary
Tillinghast, of Fall River.