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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05
n y CAUTION. q q

Beware Of these Impo,itions which ore daily
palmed upon the public, bearing the name nj
nv article, which u CHOLERA ,MOKBUS,
DYSENTERY AND DiAFRIhEA COR
dial, which impostor they have borrowed
ALSO, they have copied my advertisement, ond
perfatory addresses. Doubtless they have done
his for the purpose Of palming off their useless
and orthlesS articles at the expense and rep
ulation of this original and mos popular medi-
cine that ever came before the public.
BE sure that you obtain MRS. +. KIDDER'S
Cholera Morbus. Dysentery and Darrhpo
Cordial, and yon will get the only trne'aQd
original article, which has ever been he. ~
The highest eslimationby the public throush-a
out III. whole country.
| II 4 pu, mp in bottle, holding nearly a
quart, intended for family use, and sold al One
Dollar per bottle.
Sold by MRS. Y. KlDRER,
No 100. Conrt Street Boston,
who i- the inventor and sole proprietor -
Druggist and Apothscarirs supplied ~ former
ly, in large or small quantities
AGEN lS.-R. J. Taylor, c. G. c. Iloz
ard, AID sold by DealeF, IN Medicine gen
orally mos.
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Fi.ke Medical Prize Questisns.

TlE Trustees the FiSke Fund, consisting
Il of the President and the two Vice Pres
dents OF the Rhode Island Medical Society
viz David King NJ. D., OF Newport, =. Al.
gu>iuS Arnold, ". d.. Of Providence and
George Cspron, NJ. d, of Providence, n, the
annual meeting of the Society, held June p
lsLiS, announced that the premium OF hfty dol
lars, offered 10y them in l-i7. for The best dis.
sertaiion on the question:
avis Medicat,iS Na,ur1'-how far IL should
be relied on in the treatment Of diseases--
Had been awarded to the author Of the dis
sertation bearing the motto
"t-nues grsndia -
And upon breaking the seal OF the accom-
panying packets they learn that the successful
competitor was Charles w. Parsons N. ID, Of
Providence.
They propose tte following subjects for
iN Sht5 Fever. so ealed-itS history, mar
,rro and best mode Of treatment.
I'd The History Of Medical Delusion- ef
th. present and former times
For the best dissertation on each Of these
subjects the Trustees ~ilpsy the sum ri nily
dollars.
Dissertations, with a 'mctto written thereup.
on, aud also accompanied by q sealed packet,
having the same motto written upon the out
side and the authors name and.place Of resi-
dence within, must be transmitted free OF all
expense TO either Of the Trustees on OF before
the first Wednesday Of May, lS49.
The letters accompanying the unsuccessful
dissertations VIII be destroyed by the Trus-
tees unopened, and the Dissertations may bs
procured by their respective authors from III.
Trustee to whom they where directed, II sp-
pication be made therefor within three
months.
THOMAS ~ wEBB sse'rv.
! lf more convenient, dissertations nav h.
cent ts the Gre ofihe Secretary, BoSlon, ~
MessrN bartlett Il Wexford, No. 229 Brood
way, New. York
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

u The following persons OF the hghe re,
spec,abilily are few more that have added
their valuable testimony of the wonderful vir-
tues Of Browns SaTsaparilIa and Tomato Bit.
terS.
John Wilcox Of New Bedford, cured Gf a
dreadful humor Of three years Standing, alter
taking all other preparations in vain likewise
his sister has used ii with the happleS' results
for The same purpose.
George Bliss, Esq OF New Bedford has us
ed it for general debility, loss of appetite, &c
by the use oftwo bottles was entirely cured.
Miss 5 Smith of Charlestown OF dyspep.
sia by using it two weeks.
Mrs T. Williams has been cured Of indiges-
ton or dyspepsia, attended with severe cough
Benjamin Whitney Of Lynn, cured Of indi
gestion and dyspepsia by using Two Bottles.
In fact, the article needs no praise II viii
always speak for itself; one trial IS sufficient
to satisfy any one Of its superior merits oyeI
all other purifiers or alternatives.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05
BoyIstOn Hall,--eOrncr Of BOyls-
ton and Washington streets,
BOSTON.
The United States Health Insur-
nnce Company,

NSTABLiSHED iu the city of Boston, by
IL an act OF the Legislature oi Massachusetts.
Capital So 600
DlRECrORS-S Samuel A-pinwall, Lemuel
Barker, John Bigelow, Jonas Chicsering
James Clark, George Dafracott, Joseph Eusli>
Samuel II. JsnAs, Benjamin Lamson, Joseph
Lewis, Elijah Mears, SiaS z. Merriam, 10.
Srph Is. Prince, Thomas Restieaux, Noah
Slurtevant. Simeon p. Taylo Charles ii.
White, Dexter w. Wi>well, Of Boston Darrell
Levereu, ChaIlesIo~n, Joseph l.. Lord, New
York
CoSsuLrlro rAYsicI.ss-D. Humphreys
Storet, NJ d, IA Winter street Augustus A.
Goold. N. d., Is West street
SuPERiSrrSpENr or AGIsclgs-S p. TAYLOR
This Curporstion insures both sexes against
diseases or accident for terms Of one to five
years, At The lowest rates consistent with The
mutual safety OF the insured of the institution.
An annual deposit Of four dollars per week. to
males in case of sickness or 3 rs TO females
and return in like proportion mot To exceed
S7,20 per week) for larger deposits Partie,
insured participate IN the surplu. profits.
Office, No. Il, State street.
JAMES CLARK, President.
SAMUEL II JE>KS, Secretary.
WIN. GUILD Agent for Newport County
Oct4.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, Sept. 20.

At market during the week, $50 Beef Cat
tie, $50 Stores, 400 Sheep and Lambs, 227s
Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-A few extra Sc SO ;
lst quality 1915 625 ; ed quality SIS 25;
Sd quality S4 25 A IS.
Stores-There has not been any material
change in prices for the last six weeks, and
we quote Yearling 81 a 10; 2 years old lieif-
ers, $l2 so II /; 3 years old do SIT 25;
years old Working Steers $40 60.
Shcep-Old, 81 IS, l so, 2 2 SO. Lambs
81, l rs, l SO, | rs, pa 225.
Swine-Old Fat Hogs l-4c. Lean Hogs
and Pigs l-2 a 4 3-4c.
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New Music.
This day Reeeived---Sept. slst,
MUSIC SALOON
l26 Thames Street,

l2b Thames street,
Mary Blanc, music of the Ethiopian Serena
dcrs
The Rose of Alabama, sung by the Winnie.
more Scrcnadcp
Humbugged Husband, songs Of the Hutch'n.
son Family.
have left my Quirt Home, by Mrs Norton.
Go call the Doctor. (or antI.calomel) song by
the Hutchinson Family.
Ais ever bright aud fair, song by r. X.
Moran.
The Invitation, a serenad-, by T A. Gould.
The Mountain Boy, ballad, by NJ. V. Ian.
Ter, Esq
The Drcsm-Jenny bind's song.
The Heart bowed down, ballad, from Balfc''
Opera.
Collection dc Dsnse., Arrsngee's pouer 10 Pi
ano, par w. Soharfcnberg
The Fancy Polka, composed by Richard b
Taylor
The Royal Irish Quadr,lles, composed by Ju
lien,
Fleurs Melodiquo Z Rondos, by ' Burgmul
ler
The Bohemian Rcdows Waltz, by Ksmmsy
rer. Band
Buens vista Polks, new by Bsrills.
Sept 20
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

A great and fundamental error which lies al
the root Of all so called incurable cases OF
Lung and Skin diseases is the simple fact
that scarce an reliance is given to the source
and character of remedies, and Of course the
patients try many that pretend to cures without
happening on that which may actually produce
The effect desired. II faithful trial be given
to Brant's Indian Remedies. no di,sappoint.
ment can occnr. they have the true medical
power and need only to be used 10 convince the
otherwise increda,ous. Observe the advertise
,npnl.
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a. MARINE LIST. M
PORT OF NEWPOkT
ARRIVED.

WeDsEsDAr, Sept. 81.
Brss Delaware. Baker. DirhIon Er Norfolk : Sen
biid, Curtis. picios ior Fall River Waterman ffs,i
schrs Loui.s. Perry, Warren for Boston Token.
Baker, Gardiner for market Ante, stnson, FRIysi
for Bangsr Justice. shaw. Dighson for Wilmington.
THURSDAY, Sept. %.
Brigs California. TIiichhern, Bnnser for Ptgv q,
Lawrence, Clifford, from Prospect
FRIDAY, Sept. 29.
Bark Cherokee. Humphrey. Warwick for Boston.
Brig Token, Price. Camden for Pbils.
schrs Fucrum, Miller Camden for N Haven Van.
from Phila Julia Martha, Crswly, North Hay Hats.
via, Parks. from bangor.
SATURDAY, Sept. 30.
echr sigLsi Gravity, Addison for New Yorh.
schs Ellen koaman, sherman. New bedford for do
schr Grace Darling. BARTLETT, Boston for Alex
echr New Globe. Tibbitis. Bristol for BostoM.
Schr Richmond. Dickey, Ea.tpori tor Richmond.
sloop & apitoi, Providence. for N Y.
sioop Druneu, Smith, do Tor Norwish.
SUNDAY, Oct. l.
Brig Walter Galrrd, Phils for Bos,on
gris vsndellia, Pierce, baltimore tor do.
sehr John haniOve Hatch, Dover for Boston.
MONDAY, Oct. 2.
schr thieua, Saunders r Greenwich for Phila.
schr Howard, Donn-, baltimore ior Cohsps,s.
Bioop Willard, -, Prov for N Y.
WIN 10 Bum. Jones, do Tor Iinrtiord.
schr Richard borden, Burr. = River for Boston.
Cleared, schr Philenn, Sands, for rhia.
MEMORANDA.
CrJ from N o for Mobile on ,ss,h sl, brig Perfect,
Townsend, Sept n, sehr Warsaw, Burdick, ior
Chnrie.ton.
Touched OF Paits, June &c. Martha, eiG.rd, as mos
$50 SPIN.
Brig John B.lch, Melville, arr ., Charleston il.,, I'M
Mil Stone Point.
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NOTICE.

The first year Of our connection with the
Herald OF the Times, expired on the 6,h Of
August. Those indebted will find their bills
made out by applying at the Office.
Subscribers who take their papers by mail
and are indebted for year, will obige US by
forwarding a years subscription, ss the post
Office law does not allow US to send our bills
by mail free Of postage.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

IInnTnn Botanic Garden and
Nursery,
Late of William Prince, deceased, Flushing,
l.. l., near New York, WINTER $ CO.,
Proprietors.
E:X9es, IN CONSEQUENCE Of the dc.
&SaSAS2S cease Of the Junior and OF the ad.
-" vanccd age Of the surviving part
ner the entire Stock Of this estab.
hshmenl, comprising every description inelnd'
,ug the newest and choicest varieues of
Frsu and Ornamental Trees.
Shrubs. Vines, Plans, Roses, &c, will be DIS
posed Of ., very reduced prices in order to
close The business a. speedily q possible. 4
Orders accompanied with the cash, 10 the a
nouni of ten dollars or upwards, Will be sup.
Piled a. q deduction of S5 per cent from the
usual prices.
Nsr.crymen, venders, and others. wishing
to Purchase 10y wholesale, will be supplied st
such reduced prices, sccordins 10 kind and
quantiry, Is win probably prove satisfactory
hem. Descriptive Catalogues grsiis on 'pp'
Orders received by CRAS. n. TILLEY,
Newport, and which ma, be leh ct The Office Of
tSs e" Newport Mercury" l33 Thence Street.
vher, catalogues may be had.
E,pt 4. lS<S-6w.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

HoRRisLr.-Ths Lexington (Mo.) Express
gives tho particular. Of revolving case Of mur-
der and suicide which occurred in Saline Co.
on the iiih ul I,appcars that Mr.. Baker,
who had formerly borne good character, at
tempted an incestuous intercourse with HE
own daughter, was repuised. subsequently,
murdered tho Young LADY ,snd ended the tragedy
hy committing suicrt,,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

DisrRrss IN QurBrc. Quebec papers an
,icipate much distress among the merchants Of
that place, especially the ship carpenters, the
coming wif'ter. Very few ships are being
built, aud mechanics OBTAIN extremely low
wages Some carpenters get but two shil-
ings sixpence per day, and the best willingly
work for three shillings and three shillines and
sixpence.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05
fc9al Notices.
Executors Sale.

DY yifiuc Oft decree of the Court Of Pro.
13bsle u the town Of Newport. will be sold q,
Public Au' ton. on the. premises, on wednes-
day, the 9th day o: November next. AT 10 o.
clock. a. m ,-sSll The right. title and inlerss,
that Eliza G. Dolbsat late Of Newport. widow
dec, had 81 the time of her death, in and to a
lot Of land and the dwelling house thereon sit
ussd on the cross street leading from Thames
to Elm street: Terms made kHow a, The time
aud place Of sale. ).
WIN. GUILD, Executor.
Newport, Oct =, t5is. Nv
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XI1ANTEDI Immediately l50 Tsiloressett 90
w worn on Coats. Vests and Pants, 10 " ~hom
steady employment, and good wages will be
given. Also. several apprentice, TO learn the
shove trade. Apply to J. T. LAWT0N, ~
the PsurUse House, Church street.
Oct z.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

O. The motives which govern mco (sxys
the Albany. Journal) AFFORD The bess criterion
their real characseB But a - seldom That
.hese motives are revealed. n. the case Of
zen. Cas-, they Aass been. X was for some
lime a.myssery why he bad 10 suddenly chang
ID his opinions in regard 10 the Wilmot Provi
20. Il wee Known that be had professed an
aaectioo for that measure. Indeed, he appear
ed quite indignant at its first defeat. Bu. this
indignation soon subsidsd, and the reasons are
assigned, with Singular brsvity and point. in
his letter 70 Judge Wilson. Ills views were
changed because the passage Of that measure
would be " death 70 tbs War-dea,h TO the
Administration sad death 70 the Democratic
Party" To Hill the War would be 10 do
prive the Mexiosns Of the privilege Of killing
our brave soldiers. To kill the Administra-
ton would be to rcbuke Csurpalion and TO
kill the Democratic Party would be to cut
of the hope Gen. Cass entertained Of being
elected 10 the Presidency.
duced Gen. Cass 10 change his views of the
Proviso. Are they honorable or infamous -
Would WAsnIseros have given such reasons
for change of opinion! The very idea ex-
cites Indignation for WASHINGTON, though a
soldier, shrunk from the sacrifice Of human
life. During every hour Of the holy struggle
in which he was engaged, his ardent prayer
was that the bitter cup Of War might 81 eedily
pass from us. But the prayer Of Gen. CASS
was that War might continue, The bloody
picture Of battle field excited no regrets in
his bosom. Gashed bodies, torn limbs, scat
tered brains and flowing blood, with the groans
and shrieks Of the wounded and dying, induc-
ed neither horror nor pity in his mind. |, was
enough for him to believe that this slaughter
and agony were necessary to preserve the ad.
ministration and the Democratic Party from
dissolution and TO render his chances for the
Presidency more probable.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05
Total TO end of October

In November "a Congressman are to be
elected in New York, in New Jersey, 10 in
Massachusetts, in Michigan, 2 in Texas, and
l in Delaware. Total to the end Of Novem-
Der, I4O, or more than half the entire House,
which now when full comprises 23o members.
No further elections after November take place
until March
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05
Sea Sickness.

II is;a most pleasant and desirable remed
tor Sec Sickness. II checks the vomiting. m
readily resteIts the patient II invarisbl
checks vomiting. produced from any cans
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

III The Panorama Of Mexico is, no doubt,
the most attractive and interesting of any ever
exhibited in this country. The Proprietor,
Capt. DosSAvAN, Author Of Adventures in
Mexico, is Printer, who il will be remember
ed was taken Prisoner at Camargo, carried
csptivc upwards of 1900 miles and sold into
Slavery TO Mons. Boffum, Proprietor Of the El
Republicano, at Valadolid. Being married
man, and anxious TO return to his family, he
made his escape between two days and arrived
safely at the City Of Mexico and reported him
self to the American Consul. His many ad-
ventures and hair breadth escapes are matters
Of history, and his intimate acquaintance with
the Geography Of the country give to his de-
scription Of the Panorama the deepest interest
One Of his fellow prisoners, Printer too, sold
10 the same Mexican Editor. conten,ed himself
10 remain with his purchaser, fell in love with
his daughter, married her, and with her for
tuno Of $3.50 900, returned with her to this
country. See advert isement.
The October Elections have been
elected to the aext Congress Wings and 10
Democrats, being a Wing gain Of one compar-
ed with the present Congress. In the present
month Of October, 81 additional members are 10
Ia slected as follows -
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

NJ Thomas Casey, coachman for Augustus
Belmont, the New York agent Of the Roths-
childs, has been arrested on a charge Of steal
ing upwards of $1,000 worth Of plate from his
employer.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

TJ'John S. Austin, charged with shooting
Timothy Shea, in New York has been admitted
to bail in $4,000 Austin holds an Office in
the Custom house, and is captain Of the notor-
Gus Empire Club.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

MAY ALWAYS he found at the subscriber
M Of most approved patterns, and set with
care, and warranted TO work wen. hso' LII
"a shoe, iron Ware on hand with other arti
clio. usually kept at such a store. Tin, Copper
nd shoe, Iron work made to order. Order:
solicited opposite r. !. Union Bsnt:
wN BRoWNELL.
Oct T. Ists st"u
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

NJ Rev. Edward II. Tyler, editor Of the
New Highlander, died at New Haven on Fri
day, aged 40. lie was son Of the late Judge
Tyler, of Vermont, and brother to Gen. John
S. Tyler, Of Boston.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

CHIyEsr PINE PANT BRrsHrs Chi
nese use for spreading their oil colors, brush
which resembles our crayons or lead pencils
They enclose more or less brislles Of wild hogs
compressed in wooden handle, and to have a
hard or soft brush they chip Off more or less
Of the wood. With those brushes very in
innate connection Of tire different shades is
produced, and to this application the peculiar-
ty Of their choice oil paintings, may be ascribed,
viz that they appear to be glazed.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NN and after TUESDAY, Sept 10Th ,hr
Osteamer PERRY" will leave Newport
daily Sundays eIcepted) st 8 A. h. for Prov
drnce.
RETURNING will ~sve providsnss -
Newport, at J LAP. N. Fare 90 ew.
Nh~pcS,, Sept i6th, isas. -
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PUEBLO SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE Public sehool Commit will meet sl
j the Schooi House in Mill street, on Sntur.
day, Oct. ~, Is4s. at p. ~. for the purpose
%, .. e,.mi"g aPpl'esn': Tor the '''ua'''" ''
TrAppiicants 10 prove cerii6csies Of good
moral chsracieta
VIM. GlLPIN. sec'y.
D&W.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

A Turkishbrig, the FIRST Of the flag which
ever crossed our waters, entered this port yes
terday, with a national cargo. The vessel is
manned by Mahommedans, and is curiosity
in her way.-Boston Courier, 30th
The Animal Fair of the Anne rican Institute
"opens in New York on the Sd Of October in
Castle Garden. The New York papers pre-
dict that i, will be the greatest exhibition Of
articles Of home produce ever known in this
country.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

u The Rochester Advertiser says that two
brothers breakfasted at the Mclean Hotel in
tha, city on Friday morning who had the least
possible appearance Of consumption, excep,
perhaps the consumption offood. One ofthem
weighed 3i4 lbs, and the other 3l2. the united
weight Of the two being SIR hundred and fly
siI pounds, At the same table sat third
individual whose weight was 25s pounds, max.
ing an aggregate for the three of 9l4 pounds.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

On Friday night man drove his horse and
chaise of wharf at Roxbury, distance OF
30 feet. Neither the horse, the cbasc, nor
the driver was much injured by tho accident.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05
Cholera IhfantuvIn.

II has saved the lives of many thousand
Children when reduced TO deaths door by this
complaint; j, gives them immediate relief
and they very soon recover.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

The old Farmers Almanac. - Palmer,
Jencks g. Co., Of Boston, have issued X. B.
Thomss' Farmers Almanac fer 1910. For
sale at tho Book stores.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05
JEMs.-The new synagogue in Csnte.

JEws.-The new synagogue in Cante-
bury, England, is being erected on the
site Of the ancient house Of the redoubt-
ed Knight Templars once the unrelent-
ing foes of the prosecuted Israelites. but
now themselves swept from the face Of
the earth. "verily, they shall possess
the gates Of their enemies"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05
Chronic DinrrhRn.

Either in children or adults. Of months OF
wears continuance, are most readily cured
with this Cordial, Notwithstanding they may
he restored to mere skeleton; 1t imredlatey y
strengthens, and shortly restores them 10 per
i.ct health
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05
Patience Taylor,

late Of Newport, single woman, deceased. re;
quests oil persons having demands against 50 ID
estate Ia present them for settlement, and
those indebted 10 make immediate pay ment To
PETERP. REMINGTON, Admir-, with The
Will annexed.
Newport, Oct. 2, lS4s.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

DREsERvING Peaches are received daily
II at the New jersey Pcesh Dcpc', 81 1bsmes
.ir,,t Ser,v
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

VIM. Edwards, while at work blasting rocks
in a well, near Philadelphia, was blown uE
and ost terribly mutia,ed. II is said that he
will lose his eyesight il he should recover
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

THE subscriber having beeb sppoirted by
l. the Hon. Court Of Probate OF The Town of
Newport. Administrator, with the Will anner &.
ed on the estate Of
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

The editor Of the Pontiac (Mich.) Gazette
has been presented with an apple weighing one
pound aud three ounces, and measuring sixteen
inches in circumference
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

DIvlOESDs. Monday the Boston Banks paid
dividends amounting to $725, $50, on captal
of sls,9sO 900. last April the dividends
am ,unted to S7O2, $50.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-05

/ late Of Sewpor. (Block MakeD deceased nd
! tn. administrators first account on said estate
presented for reception aud allowance. The
same are referred for consideration to a court
of Tr"bafe To b. holden at the Town Hall 30
Newport on tie fret Monday in Nov. nesi, Al;
9 o'clock D. M; ard noiice is ordered TO bs
given thereof b, advertisement for three sUs-
crs.ive weskS in the Herald Of the Times.
that all persons interested may appear at said
timo aud place ifihey eco fl, ssd show cause
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