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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
HERALD And THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 49, 84S
WEyy FALL FASHION
Al 40. 30. Thames street.

NyRS A SilERM IN. would respectfully
Nllnlorn the Ladies of Newpor', and yIcni-
~, that she has received from New York, The
latest TALL Style. ol Millinery, comprising every
fashionable material for LADIES HATS.
Also, RlbbonS, Flowers AMI Tabs Velvet Rib
bons of every shade straw Bonnets \new
shape) at very low prices.
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Over 1000 Miles in Extent!

This StupendouS Painting, which the Pres
and the People have already accorded the mer
il of being the most comprehensive and beau
tilul Panorama ever exhibited IN Boston, !
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsiDEST.-Joscph
Graham of Ohio, to be Consul OF the lnted
States Sr Buenos Ayres, IN the place oiGcorce
!. Fairfield. deceased
George L. Shipley, 10 be Attorney OF the
United States for the District of Name, ih the
place of Augustine Haynes, resigned.
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DIR. WARREN'S
SarsaparilIa, Tomato and Wild Cherry
pEYSIcAL E!TTEES.
At5O cents Der Bottle.

NOHPOSED of pure Spanish Sarsaparila,
u Tomatoes and Wild Cherry Bark@, three oil
II e most powerful, purifying and strengthen
ing productions in Nature.
The extract here presented is prepared after
The directions given by the celebrated DR..
Warren, whose name / bears,and will be found
superior to any preparation of the kind now IN
use. II is highly coucen,rated-enlirely vcge-
table and Favored to the taste.
SarsaparIIla, Tomato, and Nlld thefry
Blters, have now become standard medicine,
univcr sally approved hy Physicians, as sale
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
Auicles for Beautifping and Preserving III,
ILir

articles for Beauhfpng and Preserving The
Iidir
Jayne's Hair Tonic, CammS Spanish LuS
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid, Bears Oil
ClrchughS Trlsopherous tuialo Oil
Dldridge'S Balm Of Columbia
Ward, Vegetable Hair OIL
Genuine Ok Marrow POmadc
Row lands ienuIne Macassar Oil
Don Juan'S Rose Compound
Alexander'S Tricobaphe
Naples Hair Dye
Also fine assortment Of teeth, hair, nai
llcNh and shaving Brushes ivory and buffalo
horn Combs Fine Combs, Pocket Comb,
Court Plaster Fancy Soaps, Shaving soaps
Ollo Roses Gold Btat@r Leaf, lndelibIelnks
Pungen,s, Cachou AromaliSc, &c &c. Th,
above articles are warronred genuine and beo
III rheir kind. Kept constantly on hand ant
for sole at reasonable Prices, by {. 6. c
HAIAbD, Druggist, No. 81, Thames street.
March
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ScrCfuIOus, McrcUrill and CnUtI-
neOus Diseases.

Jaundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, bilious
Disorders. Tumor in the Throat swelling Of
he Limbs, Salt Rheum, Bad iinmors,' Can'
cerous Sores, Chronic Calarrh, Head ache,
Nervous Irritation, Loss Of Appetite, Liver
Complaint. Co>livenes>, weak and sore ; ON
ach. Ureis and Sores, Pam III the Bones
Rheuma,c Affections, ErySpela> Eruptions on
the face Kings Evil Languor, Dcoiii'y Dlz'
liueSS, Salow Complexion, Loss OF Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arse
from the abuse of Mercury, or from an impure
L.-AlI .l.ulI rod
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATION.
rue copy-NltncSs,
HENRY BOWEN, See'ry

Ak ACT in amendment Of An Act respecting
the Inspection and Sale OF Saleratus aud the
Bl-carbunate Of Soda.
Il IS eaacted By The GcHcrd Assembly, as FOL-
Ions:
Section l. The City Council of Providence
is hereby directed, and the town councils of
the several towns are authorized TO appoint an
Inspector Of Saleratus ard B!-carbonate OF Soda
Ior said city, and the several towns.
Sec .. Any person WHO shall sell Saleratns
or the Bl-cardonate Of Soda which has been
adulterated. and thereby rendered an impure
article. shall forfeit the sum Of not less than
five nor more than ten dsllars for each offence
said penalty together with the cost Of testing
and analyZlng the same, and the costs OF stit,
10 be recovered IN an action of debt, one half
thereof to aud iui the use of the city or town,
and the other half to the use of the plaintiff.
See. g. 1t shall be the duty Of such lnspec-
tors whenever requested, to test such article as
shall be presented to them for inspection, and
TO give TO any person applying for the same
| mis- certificate, whether said article be impure
or aduterated and for every such certificate
he shall be eniltlcd to The sum oltwo dollars.
/ Sec. 4. 1t shall be the further duty Of such
/ inspectors whenever requested, 10 make al
analysis of any such article as may be present
ed to them for that purpose and TO give to any
person vho shall apply for the same, his cerlli
cate of the result OF such analysis, for which
he shall be entitled to the sum OF ten dollars
Sec 3. All former acts relating TO the inspec
ton Of Saleratus and Soda. are hereby repealed
True copy-witness,
HENRY BOW EN-, Sec'ry.
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Court Of Probate, Nlrpon, Nor. &, 1918.
ELTON the report of the Commissioners
heretofore by this Court appointed TO Ie'
ceIye and examine the claims against the es'
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NOTICE.

PREPARATORY to closing business, the
i subscriber will find il necessary To cease
opening new accounts on and after Jannaty
i5t9 JAMES IlAMMOND
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A NOVEL CoMrASf. There has been lately
established in Paris an office for the insurance
pf tho lives of horses, and which, It 10 stated,
i- likaly To prove 'prof,abls concusn.
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william III. Wcedcn.

lotc or Newport. Mariner, dee. intestale, The
sa,np * received and referred for consldefa-
lion 10 a Count of Probate, to be holden at lie
rown Hall, in Newport, on the first Monday
in December next, al yo'clock a. m, anu no
lice is ordered to be given thereof by adVel'
,l,ement for three successive weeks IN Inc
Herald of the Times, that all persons Interest
ed may appear at said time aud place and IL
heatd.
BBuOW LAND, Prob. Clerk.
Nov 9
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CO-partncrship Notice.
VNIE Subscribers have entered INTO 60 parl
l. ncrshlp under the firm Of
~ Brown 4 MuRfOrd. IN

and will carry on the Tutoring business at
he old stand of The senior partner No lid
Thames street. They have received the very
latest fashions and are prepared to execu'
orders uf their friends and the public with
'aste aud at such prices a. VIII be satisfactory.
They have on hand a very general assortment
Of Goods. consisting of Cloths CoSsimcres, Ker.
sens, satinetts Tcdor's Trimmings, anil RE1-
DY MADE CLOTHING, all OF which will be
,old a. sut" pr.teS "a S1- .nr ht Ia Ids
ars aud they rc>pectfulv invite those who are
IN want oI good arlIcIcs IUr very illie money
10 give them call.
THOMAS w. BROWN.
THOMAS &. UNFOkD.
Newport, March i4Ih, loiS.
~ g. Jbe. subscriber would remind lhost
indebted To him, that their accounts are made
aul and may be lound as above. Grateful iol
na>l favorS, he solcts a continuance.
| dXwf THOMAS w. BROWN
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new GOODS.
LANGLEY & NORMAN.


EEAVE just received new and complete
n assortment of prm. CiOths, Cassimercs
Dor Shins, aud ieStings-iogeher mlihall other
nlces usually found IN NJ reliant Tailor : Es'
ahlishmen', which lhes will be- happy To furnish
their lriend aud customers upon as laIr terms as
can be purchased elsewhere.
TAILORING carried on as usual, a"" -
GARNER made 10 order at short notice ana
wnrran d to give satisfaction.
Newp' RI, Oct. 18th, SlS.
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Hstuc Lick Water,

EN2OM the Celebrated Blue Lick Springs OF
I kentucky. II is analogous TO the waters IN
AK de Chapelle and llarrowgale IN Europe
.at Il. r. HAZARDS, sign of the m 'rar
WI neaTthe Court House.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

AN ACT IN addition to the several acts In
relation to the Providence aud Pa"tuckct
Turnpike
Whereas, by a resolution passed by this
General Assembly at June session, A. ID. 1913,
the Attorney General was directed TO commence
legal proceedings against Enoch Adams before
the proper cour, at the next term thereof, III
the event that certain distractions on SAID road
should not before that time be removed
Ii IS eaactld by Tie General AsSc"biy, as tof-
Section |. No action shall be had by the
Attorney General in the premises, providing
III sud F.nooh Adams shall within three weeks
from the rising of the General Assembly cause
TO be erected suitable iron railing at The
uorlhcrly and southerly cxtremtles OF The
cellar steps on his premises, satisfactory to the
agent o! said road.
\ Sec ,. The agent of the Providence and
Pawtucket Turnpike is hereby directed t.
cause to be removed, all distractions on said
road which may be caused by the erection OF
steps and cellar doors constructed after the
passage Of this act which shall project more
than fifteen nche. upon said road.
\ True copy-witness.
i HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry
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Greal Notices..

Court of Probate, Newport, Nop. q, 1915
4 PPlICATiON is made in writing, by VIM.
"A Weeden, that he may be appointed Au'
minis traitor on the estate ol his la.e sou,
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To the W:ieleSS.

VIVA, is there in the vale Of Lie,
lI4i 50 delightful as wife
VI mon friendship. love ard rs"rr combine
~, .,,.n = -. marriage bond divine
4 wife earth's every boon is dross,
W .lhoat a wlie--al, all IS loss;
The farmer thrift, the merchants gam,
Ambition prZe--al,. all are vain
1t is not good : Heaven saw and said,
TnaI man should be alone and made
i /. .lp-mcct---iasl and lOvclIest
or al his lerrgne worNs-aud best.
Angel eushrined in human mould
D1uolv refined, earth ; gems uOr gold
{ IA rock thy worth, thou boon divine
For thee, thea, all We would resign.
But utter homc-the very sound
4 naglc influence sheds around,
had long forgotten scenes arlso
Most wildly before our eyes.
Ghecrcd by that sound, the wanderer,
Far from that land he. loves most dear,
Yields for the hour to fancy 5 sway,
And borne on speedy wings away,
Directs hrs visionary fight
IIOmcward, with rapturous delight.
Alr,c,ion's seal-carth : purcs, bliss,
Bu, utter home-the exile home,
Though stern of soul, bcroit and lone,
Feels the soft influence al his heart
Ii warns, mclts---lhc tear drop start;
Reused by 4 sound of that blrst word,
The indignant soldier draws his sword,
The word--;ha souud--lt has a charm
That fines his soul, and nerves his arm;
An! ho inquiries All known-all own
Woman hath wrought the spell alone.
a living death is his sad lot
Whose isolated heart knows not
Hath never known nor wills 10 prove,
The extatic bliss OF welded love-
lie wend5 ms dark cold way alone,
Piticd by all-beIicyed by none.
Then first of all to thee be given
The constant care and love of Heaven,
20 guide aud bless thy life
Aud first of earth best blessings all,
BE It thy happy lot to call
Some pure fair splrlt--Nl lFR.
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AIm,n;,cs. Almanacs! AImanacs

nR. d. J,YNE would hereby inform th'
IL public, that he publishes annually Tor gta
tuitous distribution, by himself and all IN
AoeutS an Almanac. called
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
Articles for BeauHjpng the .Shin and Sottening

h ~ p'..ion.
Gouraud's Italian MedIcated Soap
superior Cold tream, Rose LIP Salve
jules Haucls Persian Powder
Oriental Tablet of Alabastar
Radway'> Chinese Soap, Nilk Of Roses
Crary's AmhreiLe Cream
Pcrtumed Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder Ii I White
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16
Female Complaints, Family Use,

For all Female Complaints these BlIterS
will be found the most pure delicate, Pene'
I,alIng aud effective medicine ever used. The
General directions. for various diseases, when
we have arcad, given, are properly applicable
10 females, with this eAceplloh, lhat laules "'
delicate constitution should modify thcm
slightly, Unnecessary. Those suffering from an
obstruction or irregu!arily, should use them
freely, until nature Is resora to her proper
action.
Their warming, anmating, and strengthen
ing qualitie, viii be highly appreciated lhfy
eii,ctually remove nausea. heartburn nervous
irritation headache, swelling oi the feet and
limbs, &C. and impart light, Vigorous and
healthy feeling to the whole system.
TO Ladies afflicted with Dyspcpsi1, lndlgeS-
ton Debility feeble circulation Of the blood,
small Eruptlons on the face, yellow or dngy
complexion, these blt,ers are oi ineStimable
value. Il has been truly observed that beauty
~ cnmn,eyion is visible health and this eau
only be obtained BY keeping the blood, and in
ternal functions, in a sound and healthy condl'
Irlon. Beauty cannot exist independent oi
I Ill
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These Bltels may be given according TO The
directions, in doses adapted to ther age, with
perfect safely and good effect. They are The
most natural medicine that can possibly be used
and may justly be pronounced an lnesiimabIe
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Dissolution Of hip.

THNilE Co.parluersh.p heretofore txIslng
between Philip f.. Dunham d George
~ Green. uudrr the name of Dnhim ~
Greer. was dissolved on the 29lh of February
last by mutual consent. George w. Green ~
fully Authorized to settle all concerns OF the
late firm.
The subscriber will continue the
Painting and Glazing Business
on hi. own accCnnt, as successor to Dnnham ~
Green, at the old stand, No. ] l6, Thames street,
mext south of the Post O1ice,l and intends
Geepirg general assortment OF Pants, oi''
Glass, Varnsh, Brushes, &c &c as al lnodsi- =
~. nrices as any othef store in town. Crate
lul for past avors he respectfully solicils II
continuance,
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BON s.

EUST received at French's Bonnet Rooms
81 No. ii2, Thames strcet,) the best assor
mcnt of Bonnets, ever offered in this place
Consisting Of
Jenny Lind, Genevesc,
Nandyke, Rough aud Ready,
China Pearl, Open Pearl,
Basket, Coburg,
Pedal, Rutland,
Florence, aud Fancy Bonnets,-a OF
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices
Also, a splendid assortment of Ribbons, and
all other Millinery articles
April IA, leAS.
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W. w. VAN ZANT.

TUIIVIDI IuN0II wv <D' IOfT'
! DIR J. s. Wood-l iee 1t my duty to inform
YOU that yoar Sarsaparila Elixir has been Of
/ very great service 10 Loh myself and my fa'
tLcr. lie IN particular has taken only ono boz
Tie, and the alteration IN his case is quite aston.
l-hIng. From being feeble and slcky, unable
to labor, and lingering for five or SIX years past,
he is now quite well and strong lie declares
nc was benefited muIs than hity dollars by the
u>e of one bottle.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-16

asthma, PdIpitation and gathering IN the Head.
Mrs Ann Blake, yely respectable lady ot
this city writes:
DR.. Wood-sir- Having used one bottle Of
your Sarsaphrlla Elixir, l deem II my duty 10
give my testimony to It's beneiiclal effects upon
a system long afflicted with the asthma. gave
i, 10 my daughter who has long been severely
troubled with The palpltaIon OF the heart, short
ness of the bIcath, swelling the tonsils, and
gathering in the head. Its effect upon her WIS
,truly surprising, removing the difficulty in each
particular. No family should bo without II.
lkI.Akls-
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The United states Health lnsus-
:lncc Company,

July 6. ! Y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-08-24
I'd r. NTAL L.
Musical Instruments.

n D. 4 G. G. NYE, Manufacturers of SERAPHENEs, Piano
T. and Cylinder Key MELODEONS sizes and prices
with Rosewood Black Walnut and Mahogany Cases, North
Montpelier Vt
We invite the attention of those wishing purchase any the
kinds of Instruments and ask patronage should
quality of tone, workmanship and prices meet their appoba
ton.
Orders for instruments from abroad punctualy noticed Re.
pairs of all kinds of Musical instruments thoroughly done; and
tuning to suit the best critic, or no pay
North MontneLier, Oct 1917.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-08-24
TIL f. PILE s.

"A Cure for Life Secured.
mr. UPHAM'S Internal Remedy For the cure of the
~ Piles, Inflammation of the Liver and Spleen; In
fammation Soreness and liberation of the Stomach,
Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder; Imfammatory and Mer-
cural Rheumatism; Impurity OF Blood; Weakness and
Inflammation of the spine; and for the reliefof Married
Ladies.
The Vegetable Pile Electuary, 5 5Uy 6P &!
really remedy dangerous distressing
plant, the Piles ever offered to the American public.
nal Tp 3 ad a Internal Remedy % e cure s1 aGy
of Piles either Bleeding Blind internal External and
probably only thing There mistake
1t positive curespeedy and permanent, 1t aIu conve
markable manner
Each contains twelve ses at I'D cents per dose is
very mild in operation and may be taken ohe most
acute Inflammation without DANGER All external applications are
in the highest degree disageeabe nconvenient and Oppressive
This medicine attacks the disease source, and removing
the cause, renders the cure certain and permanent.
lnlammatory diseases A Mas o2s9 H prpared
for the of III Piles yet has proved itself to be medicine
far superior all others in diseases of nhammatory character
with determination Of blood particular IT or organ In
soreness and liberation of the stomach bowe kidneys and
badde IN nammatoy and mercueal rheumatism the best
of lye' e bood Impurities of the Blood
diseases of croilous aHectons
the blood powerfully determined the head producing dzz
and Distress Dr. Uphan's Eectuay entirely unrvaed
To married Ladies' 2 Md ladies ARE ar @% nsD
aud injurious disease piles with consequent inflammation Of
the stomach and spine, weakness in the back flow of
blood to the head, The Eeuay is perfectly safe for
ladies, and the useful caae that possibly be us
ed, wh not only the piles and all ntanmaory DIS
cases. without pain irritation but will easy time
safe delivery and sound constnonn the offspring igat
Cure for life guaranteed. a dns GpS n. S SsG
eine aloes Cooeyni Gamboge, or other powerful and m
tapg purgaye fear taking cold while under its influence
change diet necessary If taken according direc
ons for life guaranteed Pamphlets giving valuable in
formation respecting this medicine may be obtained of agents
tbs. IA. .
Bndee 1870 Washington street. Boston, General agent for
the New England States For sale by Collins Montpelier
Peck Bnrngton John Smith, Jr. Chelsea; RUSSELL Mid
debury Ducer 81 Abans and by dealers in medicine gem
orally throughout New England. 42 vol. 4:ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-08-24

expressive from the want of education The
whole appearance of the youth was that Of an I'M
taught, uncultivated ploughboy.
The President, an affabe and venerable man.
inquired into the business Of the person who
stood before him.
If you please, sir, said the ploughboy, with
all the hesltancy of an uneducated rustc-If
you please, sir, I'd like to get some larnin'.
heard that you had college in these parts, and
thought if | would work spell for YOU you
would help me now and then in gettn an edi-
cation
We'll, my young friend, replied the Presi-
dent i scarcely see any way in which you
might be useful to us. The request is something
singular
why, can bring water, cut wood, or black
boots, interrupted the boy, his eyes brightning
with earnestness. 4 want to get an edication-
want to make something of myself don't
keer how hard | work, only so as to get an edi-
cation | want
He paused, at loss for words to express his
ideas, but there was language in the express
sve lip and glqncng eye; there was language
in his manner-in the tone in which these words
were spoken, that appealed at once to the Presi.
dents feelings. He determined to try the SIN
certify of the youth. i am afraid my young
friend, | can do nothing for you | would like
to assist you, but see no way in which you can
be useful to us at present.
The President resumed his book In mo-
ment he glanced at the pIoughboy who sat ST
lent and mute holding the handle of the door,
He fingered his rough hat confusedy with one
hand, his eyes were downcast, and his upper lip
qulvered and trembled as though he were en-.
deavoring to repress strong and sudden feelings
of intense disappointment. The effort was but
half successful A tear, emerging from the
downcast eyed rolled over the sunburnt cheek,
and with quick, nervous action, the plough
boy raised his toil-hardened hand and brushed
away the sign of regret He made we-meaut
but awkward mark OF obeisance, and opening
the door, had one foot across the Threshold
when the President called him back
The ploughboy was in few minutes hired as
man of all work, and bootback to the -
College.
The next scene which we give the reader, is
in new and magnificent church, rich with the
beauties Of architecture, and thronged by an
immense crowd, who listen in death-lke silence
to the burning eloquence Of the minister of hcav
en-, who delivers the mission of his Master from
the alter. The speaker is man in the full
glow Of middle age-of striking and impressive
pPearance-percing and intellectual eye, and
high intellectual forehead.
Every eye is fixed on him-every lip hushed
and every ear, with nervous intensity, drinks in
the eloquent teaching of the orator.
Who, in all that throng, would recognize in
the famed, the learned, the eloquent President
of - College, Pennsylvania, the humble
bootback of - College, Kentucky
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-08-24

The President Of vel known college in Ken
lucky, was one morning, while sitting in his stu
dyastonished by the. entrance Of single visit
o.
The visitor was boy ofsome seventeen years,
rough and uncouih in his appearance, dressed
in coarse hofnespun, withtick, clumsy shoes on
his feet, an old tattered felt hat on his head sur
mounting a mass of uncombed hair, which re-
lieyed swarthy and sunburnt features, marked
by eyes quick and sparkling, but vacant and in