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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04
DIR. TOWNSHIPS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARS AP A RI L l. n.
GREAT SPRING & SUMNER MEDICINE
WoNDlRAND El.ES SING OF THE AGE
TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDl.
CANE An The WORLD.

TIE MOST ENrRAORDlNAR MEDi
CINE IN the WORLD.
THIS Extract is put up in quart bottles, 1t Is
i six times cheaper, plrasantef and warrant
ed supeTIor to any sold. II cures diseases wlth
out vomiting, purging, sickening OF deDilitatlng
the patient.
1'he great beauty and superiority OF this Sar-
sapafilla over all other medicines is, while 1t
eraulcates disease, II Invgorales the body u
i, one vi the very best spring and summer
medicines ever known; 1t not only puIlhts the
whole system and streng hens The person, but
il creates new, pure and rich blood power
possessed by no other medicine Ana IN Tins
ics the grand secret of us wonderlul success
II. has performed within the last two years
more than ~, 100 cures OF severe Eases oi ais-
ease al least 1000 were consdefcu lnc,i y, ape
1t has saved The lives OF more than ooo Cpi'"
DKEN NE PAST sLASON alone.
More than 3 900 cases OF chrome hheuha-
tism .. ...H-.
0nD go afC;rneral Debility aud Want OF
Energy. ci, Co,,,tain,,
2OOO eases OF Scrolula
/ i0o case, of the Liver Compliant
2Iu cases of Disease OF the Kidneys and
Dropsy
p00 cases of The Gravel;
loo cases of SICK Headachei
I.5DO cases of the Dropsyi
5000 cases of Consumption
And ihousau Is of cases OF diseases OF the blood
vie: Ulcers, erysipclas, salfheum pmples Q"
The face, scaid head tetler, Neuiai9in o. "
ltoyciher with numerous cases OF sics heh"acnr
n,,n in The side and chest, spinal shtc'h'hs
Hundreds of cases Of FITS and nervous dis'a =
es originatipy m debility, have been enHely
cured and lheu.snd. Q! essss OF dyspsi~ia, d.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04
The Emporium!
VIII LIAM NE w II d RS
S p 4 c | O L S
ESTABLIsHNENT,

No. IJO, f Ia ames S et,
rs NOW REPLENISHED with an extcn-
sive stock Of CHOICE aud CHEAP FA-
lilly GROCERIES, just received per
loop Rienzi, from NEW YORK.
The following comprises the variety -
l2J packages Teas, fresh iinportatlons.
~ boxes brown Havana Sngar.
81 bbls Jamaica do.
; hhds New OIeaHs do.
90 bbls Sldast's Crushed do.
. boxes do Loaf do.
3 bbls do Ground do do
ID bbls do Refined do.
35 bars Jaw, RIO. and St Domin 20 Coffee.
II boxes Ground Coffee.
~ bb!s and halves superfine Flour.
boxes Soda Biscuit.
3 bbls Plot Bread.
10 boxes blue and white Starch.
10 kegs Salpratus.
10 bbis smoked Beef, Hams f. Tongues.
30 boxes Cheese.
81 hbls and kegs Lard.
- sacks Liverpool salt.
" bags Salina salt,
80 boxes extra and No ! Soap.
- cases Olive OIL.
10 boxes Olives and Capers.
: cases Anchov.es and Sardines.
!. buodles Broous.
: b.ls smoking Tobacco.
- boxes Pipes
- iars Mlccahoy Snuff
- boxes manufactured Tobacco.
io0 casks RIsns
~ boxes and quarters Rljsins.
~ casks Currants.
- boxes Prunes
- drums Figs.
- boxes Oranges and Lemons.
IL bags Almonds, f,lberts, Madeira and
Peanuts.
> boxes Citron.
80 mats Cassla.
~ bills Cloves, Pepper, Pimento * Ginger
~ boxes pure ground Spices
~ kegs do do Ginger.
- bnxts English and American Mustard.
- boxes Lemon Syrups and Cordals,
~ cases assorted Pickles.
% boxes Chocolates, Broma and Cocoa
Paste.
, cases Cocoa and Cocoa shells.
IL boxes Pepper Sauce.
lD0 rsams wrapping Paper
~ thousand Spanish Segars.
81 bags Shit.
cases English Sauces.
q quarter casks choice Vines
baskets Champagne.
Also, Nutmcrs, Mace, Graham Flour, Ricc
Sqgo, Ground Rice. Maccaroni. Vrrrrce!l,
Coopcrs lsinglass, Gclatme, Oat Meal, Sap T
Carb Soda, Cream OTarter, Indigo, Alum
CASTLE Soap, Fancy Soap, Sal soda, Paten
Candies, Fig Paste, Preserved Ginger, Guayj
Jelly, Tamarinds, Dried Apples, Chinese Cat
sup, English Cheese, Pine Apple Cheese
Picked salmon. Picked Tongues, Can Pals
Painted Water Pals, Nest Boxes, Mats, CIT
ton Irvine, Scotch Snuff, Shclled Almonds
Lime,Juicr, Wine Vinegar, Demijohns, Corks
&c.
THIS establishment, as heretofore, viii b
supnlied with the best assortment of CuoiCi
and Fpysu Family Groceries on each arrival q
the sloop Rieazl at th ~ place.
Having agents in New York and elscwlere
for the selecting and purchasing Of goods, th
good people OF this place aud vicinity, may b
assured Of having their wants supplied at thi
store % the most favorable terms.
NIB An articles put up and dclivere
with DESPATCH April 10.
NEW PAPER HANG
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

lrJ' Ven yu're a marriae man, Samiyil, you
will understand good many things as you
don uad ,rstand now. hut vcther It's worth vile
goin lhro' 50 much to learn so ltlc, as the
charity boy said ven lie got TO the end Of the
alphabet, is a matter oflaste. think II isn L.
ICharles Dickens.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04
NEW YORK,

TI)R the EXCLU iIVE -ale Of their pure
4 aud unaduileraled Teas which are unsur'
pas,ed-IR fragrance, anI ale now offered a.
New York Cay prices.
The parcels Weighing ouc-quarter, ouc half,
one pound or more are wrapped N lin.Foi,
and Being thus perfectly Air Tight he original
favour is fully preserved. The price Is print.
ed on each package, aud should the Tea prove
inferior TO ihIs representation, Return IT.
The following kinds are Just received fresh
and sold at the upXgd pliccs--
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04
KELLY's PORTABLE SODA
AWATER and PORrABLEEG EGh-

onade, also superior Seidlhz aud soda Pow
ders at II. X. HAZARDS. sign of the insr al.
iyI u N. a,oar l.e Cont H0ss9.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

g1tIE aspCritieS Of Disease. are often enhanc-
4 ed hy the Iigofuous measures undertaken
by designing oi ignorant persons IN attempting
cnreS. The Discriminating knowledge, where
ny we may know these remedies which shall
pcrlecl Il rapid cure, is OF difficult acquisition.
Il Is in Tact only ootalned aiIer iaboflou>
Research by The Student ui Nature ihe only
true scholar Of medicine, and me experience Oi
the ; geS of the ka1ve Tribes are the true
guide, IN directing those researches were
40. for the Invaluable gifts OF TIE
INDIAN CEEkEF IsisANT,
we w1nd sal have been without those meansl
o. cure. These Native Prepafali,nS. winch
are now compounded strictly aief bis express
directions E,necialy in Pulmonary anu
>,r,lulyu, i-ca>e.. the object IL only nltaina'
Die by p,rlcrtnn ders andlng ortho>e Elemen-
tary PrlncIplesso 50 successfully liked and pIac'
uccd by he ladIaus,
The Perseverance and Energy, requisite 10
'na1l, an invalid 10 Obtain the means ol cure,
are passed ana Destroyed by The inyralu "i
hose alnaciuu> >iguatutes q; hore dl~playe"
1eiofs his gIon.iup eyes. rclrnce has scarce
tone aueht hui Encuinh,r the medical AT ana
fwewI.' % seek sinp'y ard surely cure
INV colni latnt We must te>Urt io Nallie iPto-
luctions evid .nily designed by Providence Tor
iur use and relief We discounienance u'i' T.
tiy, all pretensioGS Ia universal cure, ahd give
itbe recommends ION of the~e remedies only w
such inyald> az ate suffering under me pecn.
lar maladies Of CONSUMPTION, ScfnlulN. ahd
- Pcstnral diseases. for which they were
.m.np'lv prepared. The most experienced
Nrlrh Phy>'ciar, ives The Chiei at The Si'
Na.ious Capt. Bmnt, whose leading prepara
IONS are now compounded under appropriate
Distinguishing namesas follows
JOHN y CLUsSMhv. General Agent :
Daire Ga Cedar -. New York who has appoint
I'd as Agent. q. : TAYLOR, Iham"sSl. New
pori Chapln S Thurher, Druggist 81 Ne,'
minister street. sole ageDis lor frouaenee =
pawtucket A. e.. Jenks, ~ Msin-s' brand
/ Iron WORKS Olney Greene n GO WeIeriy
/ " y Campbell & 60. Cro'aPlOn Mllis' " ~
" Brown. SivningtoD, Co. b. fsndle'on n
Go.
!, r,b. g.-'n .....
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04
EECII rs.
NlNE Swedish Leeches just received
~ X. II. liAZ NkDS
jyl. near the Court House.
Invaluable Family Companion.

lututuuuio foiii'. VVhPahiVn.
ok Lectures on causes, Prevention and
- cure Of Co .snmplon, Asthma, Diseases OF
he Heart, und all f,m 'e diseases. 23i pages,
- engravings. PAPER 80 cts bound 75 cts
Nail 10 any part-po,,age 9 | 2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 50,
Mai to any rarr, so cts postage InhaIing
Tubes, Silver, -. by mail, leuer po>lags -
Abdominal Supporters, perfect, s., tc $40
Tor all Rup,ureS, Falling OF the Bowels and
Womb, and Weak Back, and Chest sen, BY
Express eyerysner,. Far Braces or sup
porlers, or Ruplere supporters give hegh,
ron head to foot, and cifeumference of per-
,on next the snriacs, Just above the hips. IL
Rupture, rlenlion which side. Agents wanted
iar the saia of the ahoys goods idress Dc
). :. FITCH, 7y7 b readway. New York, post
/ paid. Mar ~, ls45,--iy
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

The Teas mentioned in The above catalogue
are put up IN Qnarter. Half and Pound Pack
ages, made perfectly air tight. t.an warranted to
be well worth The price marked on the labels II
Lhey are non found TO be so, they can he return
ed at any time and the money will DC refunded
The Canton aud peckin Tea Company. al
though not the exclusive v.nders' OF the justly
celebrated 'llowqua Mixture. can still accom-,
nodae their customers with II, al price and
of qnainy which viii bear comparison win
auv other
The citizens of Newport and vicinity are
respectfully invited 10 call al the above store
! i56 Thames street and test the qualities o.
hese Teas a. the company are confidenl afeI
he purchasers make'onc trial that an extensive
custom will lie Secuiea'
! Dec. I'D
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

Bronchitis, CONSUMPTION, Liver Complaint.
colds, coughs, Calarrh, Asthma, Spiuing
OF Blood. soreness ia the Chest, lice
tic Flush, Night sweats, Difficult 80,
aud Profuse Expeclelation,
aud pain in the side, DC.
HAVE AND CAN BE CURED.
Probably Here never was remedy that has
been so Successful IN desperate cases Of con-
sumption a. ,.is. 1t cleanseS and strengthens
the system, aud appears 10 heal The ulcers on
the lung~, aud the patients gradually regain
their usual health and strength.
CURIOUS CASE or CUNSU NPTION.
There is scarcely day passes but there are
a number OF cases OF Consumption reported a
cured 10y the use Of DR. TownSends oarsapas
n In. The following was recently received -
Doct Townsend Dear Sir-for the last
years have been afflicted with general debili-
" and nervous consumption Of the last Stage,
and did not expect ever to gam my heaith al oil.
Amer gong through a cuuSe Oi medlcihe uhuet
the care ui the most distinguished regular phy-
Sician and members OF The Board oil iieaiih IN
New YORK and elsewhere, aud spending most
of my earnings in Attempting 'o regain my
health and after reading III some paper oi your
~ar-apafda resolved 10 try H. Atei using
six bottles ! found il had done me great goQd.
AID called To see you at your once, WIN
your advice kept On, aud most heaiii'y lnank
you lor your advice. | lersevere IN 'ak'ng
The Sarsapalilla. and have been able TO attend
40 my usual laJots for The last lcur months;
aud hope, by the blessings OF God ana your
sursaIarilla. TO continue IN health u helped
me bel ond Tie expectations OF AL VINO knew
NY case. Clihhh'' ~
Orange, Essex Co, y. j., Aug. :, loa1.
state ol New jersey. Essex Co. IS.
CLatl,s Quilnby. beng duly swOtn accord.
ing TO law, on h, oath saIlh, that the foregoing
statement /, true according 10 The best OF his
knowledge and belief.
riIARlES QUINCY.
Sworn anl Snbscrhedto before me at Orange,
The 81 uf Augusi, lcii, -.
CYRUS BALDWIN,
Justice uf the Peace.
| Principal ChiNcs. ll6 Fulton II. Sun build
ing, ". ! Geddiug & Co. +, rlaie Il. Bston !;
7 Dyut q cons, ia2 North second II. Phiadci-
phia : : ilance Drnggisi, BAUM ore Durni
a. Go richmond p NJ. cohen. charleston /;
Wrigut n Go. Isl Charles 81. New Orleans !:
10 Souih reTlsI Alba aud by To- princi.
pal Druggi..s aud Merchants goGera.y Trough.
ON Tie United states. West indies and Cana
das. ..
Sold by R. =. Taylor,
Nrspuri, =. l.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03
70 the Ps,EEir.

The next session of Desmoincs College, locat-
ed at West FONT Iowa, will commence on tie
first Monday OF May 1898. Persons wshIng'o
educate their SOUS, will find this convenient
and desirable place. West Poin, is situated ina
beautiful ard healthy part oftbe State, 10 miles
from Fort Madison, on the Mississippi, and Is
from BURLINGTON. A President (Rev M!chac!
Hummer has been elected fer this institution,
who. it is expected, will enter upon he duties
Of his Office at the beginning of the next 'etm.-
There will also be two Professors. Revd. VIM.
Bradley and Revd. JaTes Allison, whose known
qualifications Give assurance that the course Of
instruction will Re as extensive and thorough as
al any of The colleges in the West The laigra.
ges, various branches of Mathematics and Of Nat
ural Science. will be taueet. The expenses Of
students " i'll be comparatively light Boaroin.
can be had in the club a, S7a cents per week, ard
in private families a. 81 % 10 81 30. The psii-
tuition is a, presen, in a prosperous cordhion;
fvom 80 to 10 students have been in attendance,
and il is expected that this number rext session
will be increased. The college edifce is large
and comm 'dous. adapted TO render youn1 men
comfortable W !o room in it, There i'll be two
sessions of % weeks each Tuition $40 per ses-
sion for the classics. and IS for other branches
of education.
James c. Sharon. Salmon Cowls, Step. Gear.
heart, William Alexander, James Gallatin.
Ex. Com.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03
Ireland.

The new Repeal journal, the United
lrishman, is more than fulfilling the an
ticipations which had been formed as to
the probable tendency of its articles
The French revolution has called forth
all its energies, and it thus expresses it's
elf:
"Oh, my countrymen look up! Arise
from the death dust where you have long
been laying, and let this light visit your
eyes also, and touch your souls. Let
your ears drink in the blessed words
Liberty! Fraternity! Equality! which are
soon to ring from pole to pole. Clear
steel will, ere long, dawn upon you in
your desolate darkness: and the rolling
thunder of the peoples cannon will drive
before it many heavy cloud that has
long hidden from you the face of heaven.
Pray for that day, and preserve life and
health, that you May worthy meet it.
Above all, let the man among you who
has no gun, sell his garment and buy one. -
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03
An :lndigaa..t Orator."

The editor of the Connecticut Wing, in
giving an account of Tom Corwin's speech
in this city, last week, reports Mr.. Cor
win as having said:
Equal Rights when the man who
owns a hundred negroes can cast SIXTY
ONE votes, while you, poor Yankee scamps,
can throw but oNE!" exclaimed the indig-
nant orator.
Such ''indignant orators" should be
ashamed Of themselves. They are e in
dignant" at truth, if nothing else. There
is no man in thisscountry who is entitled
to cast more than one yote. He who owns
tone hundred slaves" can cast no more
votes than the freeman of Connecticut
who never owned slave. Each freeman
Of this Union is entitled to one vote-no
more. All are placed upon the same foot
ing. A slave cannot vote, nor can his
master vote for him.
We are surprised that Tom Corwin, a
Senator in Congress, should be SO igno-
rant, or so lost to sense of truth, as tc
have made such foolish misstatement.-
There is no truth in it.-Hartford Times.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03

j. The correspondent of the Union
thus describes the meeting for sympathy
with the French, on the Ord instant in N
Y.city:
"The demonstration in the Park, last
evening, was immense in numbers AMI en-
thusiasm. Nothing like it has been seen
in this city, except, perhaps, during the
great struggle Of 1874. From first to last
fully $4,000 people were present. Young
France-Young Germany-Young Ire
lanl--to say nothing of Radical England
and Switzerland--were up to the highest
point Of effervescencc. The speeches and
shouting were kept up from o'clock I'M
til 8, long after night-fall. And such
shouting! Your Irishman can shout lit
tie. He puts his heart as well as his
lungs into it. But your Gaul and Teuton
seem to shout with volumn and purse
verance that are infinite. About So'clock
the City Hall flashed into blaze of light;
and thereupon the Marseillaise was struck
: up in one mighty chorus by thousands Of
voices. The effect was grand.--Vive Ia
Repablique.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-03
Democratic KerSsaU,
PROSPECTUS OF THE 2lsr VOLUME

IN commencing the 2lst volume Of the Re-.
| view, we have to acknowledge the con,inu.n.
Of liberal patronage Oh the part Of the public
| and of an enthusiastic responce from the demo.
cratic ranks, TO those great principles OF aton.
al policy whichiti is our endeavor 10 elicida,e =
We have entered into extensive arrangements e.,
a great variety Of novel and interesting matter.
that VIII add TO the attraction and value OF ihs
new volume. FIRST: We have engaged for ~
elusive publication the '.Sou, eneirs Of The ;fsa
Gen. Connt Montholen," beginning with the 10
campaign under Gen Dnmoriei at tie comm .nc.-
ment Of the great French Revolution of I7so
ana closing with his late Imprisonment ,r;,b
Prince Napo con Bonaparte at Ham. II ,,;,,
comprise the most extraordinary reyela,iop. IS
the wonderful epoch lie has lived and ac,s, -
That has ever been given 10 the public: cIosn.
gular traits ofhe private life, intrieues pol,}s
ca' ana ama'"rya secret mcgee cations, &C.. Of al,
'he oo.ee'g's. eh'ei Ministers, and Marshalls
WHO moved. with the viyidness of a br;l;.nt
amor; ma, al ound the great central lum;n,1r
Napo'eon. SECOND: We are in treaty for 70,
markabie Work on England, 10 be published or.
clusi' ely IN he columns OF the Democratic r..
view. This may be counted on a. fourthc,
THIRD: We shall shortly begin tie puhl;ca,;er
OF lie Railway and Steamboat Imp, essions of m.
Baron de ba'gne, row travelling IN this country.
lie is esteemed in Paris one OF tie mos, brilliant
'A'e' " '"S u"y ToORIH: W e have COhrSc.
ted with foI eign writer's Of grea, ability, and en-.
!oylIg exclusive opportunities. for occasional
REVIEWS OF the politics and lite, allure Of Eu-
rope: AND LAST: We shall give from time IA
tine some able papers from onr ow n more di.,in
guished writers. The accustomed iea,u, e. of m.
REVIEW will be continued, Guiding portraits ana
biographies Of distinguished democrats, men
whose patriotic princiIl les and steadiness Of prin.
r,pie have Won tie confidence of tie r. ple.-
we have to remind our readers that the low teI ms
on which we furnish the review can be nentain.
ed only oy the payment ofthe subscription in ad.
vance, ana That the expenditure incurred to i'm.
prove the work. can be met only by the prompt
remittance OF subscriptions. The publication. 3,
the Review has been committed to the charge Of
Mr.. JOHN W MOORE, who has been cen,.ec.
ted fol- the last years with the publishing de.
partmelt CT the Merchants Magazine,' and
whose experience and well known energy will
no doubt exert favorable influence on the bu,i-
ess, SC OF the Review. All subscriptions and
letters OF business. will hereafter be addressed ]
W Moore Office Of the Democratic Review, ITO
Broadway. n. Y.
lHOS. PRENTICE KETTEL.
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.t<5,lsiusSsruf0r>, .SuIp,

DY virtue OF license and decree Of the Pro.
- bate Court. Of Johnson county, Iowa. will
on Saturday, the I5 day Of April, ls4S, between
the hours OF 10 o'clo' k, A. NJ, and O'Clock,
p. NJ. OF said day, sell to the highest bidder al
the State house, in Iowa City, the following de-.
sc'ibed real estate, to-wit The south halt Of
the east hall of the south west quarter Of Sec
ton No. thiriy-six: (36.) in township No. egh'
~, (s0) north Of Range six, (6) west OF the on
P. NJ; also, the north west quarter of the norm
east quarter Of section No thirty. (3O) in town
ship No. eighty, (sO) north of range No. five
(5) ives; ofthe 5th P. NJ, each tract containing
40 acres.
Terms one fourth cash in hand, the balance
in two equal payments at and months:
4 CATHARlNE RUSSELL,
SAMUEL HILFDAY,
Adm'rs OF the estate OF Arthur Russells DECD
Iowa3City, March 20th, lSaS