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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30

Ma. BAScRorr.-The Lord Mayor, in pro
posing The heal,hs of the foreign Ministers. a
the banque, Of the Mansion-house, said"
regre, that sudden indispositon has prevented
Iris excellency the American Minister from be.
ing present; but we know that that talented
and enlightened gentleman has at all times
boen most anxious in his endeavors to promote
cordial and good understanding between thu
country and that which he represents"
LOUIS PHILIPPE AND HIS FAMILY The
assemble Nationale has 4 letter from London
stating that some DAYS ago the members Of the
ex.royal family Of France nearly escaped be-
ing poisoned. All Of them were simultaneous
ly attacked after dinner with acute pains. and
the ex-Duke de Nemours having drank nothing
but 4 glass Of water, the few drops that re
main nalysed, and found to contain strong
dose Of very virulent poison, produced by the
decomposition Of the copper Of the conduit,
pipes and reservoirs by which Claremont house
IS supplied. The medical reatn ent by DR..
Clarke soon neutralizad the effects Of the pois
on, and restored the sufferers to health.
New HAAPsHIRE.-An extra session Of the
New Hampshire Legislature commenced al
Concord on Tuesday.
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CIDER MlxlSc.-At Madison, Morris coua.
~, n. Y, there is said TO be cider mill which
consumes about 200 bushels Of apples pei
day. The apples are not ground OF broken by
squeezing between nuts, as in the common ci
der, bu, they are cut into very thin slices by
sharp knives around TWO revolving cylinders
and then pressed in machine from which the
juice comes ou, entirely free from the pulp and
other things which are found in tho new cider
a, the old mills-,he cider retaining i,s sweet
ness longer time.
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NEWSPAPERS.

NEW YORK Daily D,prss, Herald. Tn
N buns, Bsnn-t's Weekly Herald. Wo"ki,
Tnbuue, ,We.kl, Express, Ned Bu",n'. Ow"
The People. Own. Polc. Gazsi,s. The Ma
lion, Scientific American, Literary Am"tiean
Literary World, Weekly Mirror, ii"mo Jour
nal, Boston riIoi. Rosiou Museum, UaeI'
sam, Star Spaneled Bon""r,Flsg Of our mon
Ynnkc. Blad", Weekly Bee. Saturday Ra"b
Ter. McMakrn'. Model Courier, sn grsa
variety of other newspapers. Tor sal" 't
TILLEy'S N.wspsprr aao Periodical Depot
No. I36 Thames street.
Nov. 20.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30

A MISSIONARY IN TRouBLe.-The recen,
unfortunate insurrecion in Ceylon has resulted
IN the implication of Rev. Mr.. Gamer, a Bap.
tist missionary, who had been arrested and
thrown into prison.
We find the above in the Philadelphia North
American. The insurrec.ien spoken Of wa,
caused BY the oppressive taxation to which the
native population are subjected. We believe
Mr.. Gamer is connected with the English Bap
..st Missionary Soce,y.-N. Y. ADJ.
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New York Cattle Market.
MONDAY, Nov. 2a

Al Morkct-l2oO Beef Cattle, (6OO South
ern. remainder Eastern and this State,) 81
Cows and Calves, and $500 Sheep aud Lambs
Prices--l}cef Cat,lc--Thc market vas yer,
dull last week, but though there have been .
greas falling of in the supplies. prices, have
unde, gone M change. Good rataillng quail.
ties sell at from l-2 TO cts. About 20t
left over.
Cows and Cavcs-Salcd at from seq 3,
s32 so To $3.50, according to quality anc
condition,
Sheep and Lambs--Sales Of the former a.
81, ,25 10 S2.7Sss5 the latter from IS cents ID
81 ,75ls2 ,So-Beft oryr unsold 900
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30

GRAsr TuoRsvan; who FIRST sprung into
notice as f0risi 10 gardeu spo, on the Passaic
and whoso quaint quddings during many in
teros,ing Seasons hayo boon the amusement Of
the public, has ,ransplantod himself, with his
shruoe plants, and grandson, to Charleston
the Southern climate being more genial to
gnarlod old constitution Of 20 years than that
o: New York, which derived its chief attrao-
Irsa Corn a seed store, since he gave up nail
ing.
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RHoDEsLANDE THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 90 184s
The Election.
FLoRIDA.--Tsylor's majorisy = 1000.
ARxAasAs 10 cooceIeI to CasA by 900 ma

FLoRIDA.-Tsylor's majority = 1000.
AhxAssAs 10 coaceied to Cass By 900 ma
jorily.
--Resurns have bocn resolved
from every county 10 the State. and tho vote
stands Taylor 1880. Cass @I.93i. Cass
majority 0ii.
NRw Jsnser.--The official vote Of this
State for PresiGsn:, footsrup, Taylor 40, 900 ;
Cass so,e5o Van Diren, s49, scattering
II. TsyIors majority over Cass, 3,l29.
NEw YoRE.--The Official vote for Govern OF
cf New York, stands, Fish, whig, .ls,6ie
Walworh, loco, ll6,Ois; Dix, Van Buren,
l22, ,5e3. Fish's plurality over the hishes, locc
candidate 96,033.
PrsssYLvANIA.-Ths official vote Of the
entire State Of Pennsylvania, gives Taylor
1858 Cass, Ill, ,976 Van Buren, l2, 1863
Taylor's plurality over Cass, 1887.
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III John Thompson snd John Whi,ehouse
have been found guilty, by the Jury in Phils,
dclphia, Of robbng tho Chester Couniy Bank
NAlSr--The Official returns, as given in the
Augusta Age, show a plurality for Csss Of 1855
over Taylor. Van Buren's vote is 1874
Tho majority against Mr.. Cass n the State ID
.s65
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W Politics, il is sometimes said, mako
strange bed-fellows. They do more than this
sometimes, also, as for example, where whig
father beats his locofoco son for Congress, in
Ohio. In Onendaga, too, Daniel Go,t, whie
beat bis son-in-law Charles b. Sedgwick, ".
b. Free Soil, late whig,) some 1000 votes
We hope these sons, and sons-in-law, will
take this reproof Of their whig fathers all in
Rood part.
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! RHODE ISLAND ANri-SLAvrRY SOCIETY
We learn from the Providence Journal that
the a,naal meeting Of the Rhode Island Anti
Slavery Society was held in Mechanics Hall
las. Tlesdly aad Friday. The meetings were
very well attended day and evening The
principal speaker was Frederick Douglass.
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IMPORTANT TO WHALuRs-The following
is an extract from letter from a gentleman in
Manila, dated July IL
"The Port Of Manila is to he tree To all
whalers, on and after January LIST, 1910
Heretofore there has bcSn an enormous tax Of
duties upon all whale ships, but through the
eXeriions Of Messrs J. Rogers & Co. it is 10
be abolished.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30

ELorEMrNr ExTRAonDisAaY.--A young
fellow, only sixteen years old, arrived at Gin
cinnati with gensee lady, and put mp at ,ht
City Hotel where they passed as brother ant
sister. A day OF two afterwards 4 brother o.
the lady came on and arrested the young fe
low. l, appears that the lady was the mother
Of an interesting family Of children.
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DNATH S.

In Bristol, Nov. %, in the full hope Of q
blessed Immortality, Mrs. Deriah, wife Of Mr.
Bowen Vaughn, aged SO years. Nov. 10
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth, wife of Mr.. Daniel Tan.
ner, ia person Of color,) aged 20 years.
In this town, Nov. 81, Nancy Tomkns
aged rs years. Relatives and friends are in.
vlted to attend her funeral on Wednesday af
ternoon. at 2 o'clock, from the residence OF
WIN. Brownell, No. lS Thames Street, with.
out further invitation.
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Thomas CoggcshaII,

SUCCESSOR TO SAML. T. HOPKINS,
DnNTER and Glazsr, snd dsaler ia
l Pants. Oii, Glass, Potash. Ac. SasheS
aud Blind. OF all sizes aud qualities constant
w on hand
nA1 orders promptly attended 10 At the
old sland, l4t Thames street.
Nerror, Y T., Nov. - n -
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30

AMERICANS IMPRISONED ABRoAp.-Mr.
Bergen, and other Americans, imprisoned IN
Ireland and Mr.. Bush, Of New York, impris-
onod IN Havana, have been the subject Of gov
ernmen, correspondence The British Govern
ment informed the American minister that they
had strong proofs against Mr.. Bergen, but 'he
Spanish Government refused to state what
charges they have against Mr.. Bush.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30

SouTr CaRoL:HA. Some the Charleston
Journals condemn the recent movement IN
South Carolina to form sectional Or geograph-
seal party, as likely to revive the former dones-
,ic discussions within the bosom Of that State.
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NUBSCkIPrIONS received for Cooley.
- Lady. Book, Graham'.. Magazine. Lad,c,
NaiIon"l Magazine, Pictorial National Libra.
~. Lilt-rs Living Age American Phrc.olo
Rcal Journal, Kent GrTILLEY'sSTN News.
paper and Periodical Depot. No. t2G rham.s.
street
Nov. 2S
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Great Cure Of htrrOus Consumption !--A pa
tieht raised ioni the bed vi death, toy The Hun
garian Easam. Warcn, Me Oct II, lolo
10 Dr. ID. r. Bradlee-D Dear Sir-i lecl a
sincere pleasure tor the opportunity offered, ~
express " you my appreciation =. HE iiuhsa'
rian Bnlsaln iLina with tie blessing ol a
hind Providence, | owe nv lie tC his mes
Unable medicine. have been for some Two
Or ihree years afflicted with atrophy or rervouS
Consumption, attended with all ITS horrors. |
employed several different Physicians, but
hey couli give me nothing 10 reach my case.
md constantly grew worse. aud al lasi was
confined TO my bed, with an Inflammation IN
my stomach, lungs aud liver, and a severe pal.
piaiion of the heart, and The distressed beating
would sometimes last two or three hours aud
Of ten times 50 violent as Ia shake my bed.
knew in this situation could not long survive.
Wy doctor and neishbors said the same. a
friend accidentally sent 10 my family an adver-
tSement OF Puchau's Hungarian BalSam.-
They procured me "a bottle. and ] with some
reluctance al first commecced taking IL
Che first dose give me lmme ilate relief, and IN
a few DAYS | could sit up fifteen minutes. and
I continued to gain until ltook thirteen bottles.
now enjoy better health. although some" hat
advanced in years than for several years past
Nv Physician fra ky asserts that it was the
Hungarian BalSam ihaicured me.
oOuiS TtrpcCllullN, i'OSib u v " o'i wv Z, ~
Certificate Of the 1potheeary pho furnished Me
| Hungarian Boi,am to His Patient. This may
cerliIy ,ha, am acquainted with Mrs LucIc
Cushman and was "A witness ofthe ELECTS OF the
| hungarian Balssm, described in the above GER
lli6cale. Her case was a very severe and dan.
yerous one aud the cure is considered very Ic-
markable by all who knew her. She was con-
fined Ia her bed. had watchers at night and
was not expected 10 live but few days, when
she commenced taking the BaIsam. She is now
! in better health than she has been for many
wears. The Hungarian Balsam Is held in the
highest possible estimation in this country.
ORRIS ). ANDREWS, ApothccaTy.
| Warren, Me, Oct. "a, lSl5.
DF Bradlee II Son, I30 Washington street
Boston, sole agents for the U States and Brit.
ish Provinces.
Sold BY X J TAYLOR, Newport. Briggs
& Day. Bristol, and agents generally.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30

ImPoRTAsT PATENT DrcrsIos The Com
missioner Of Patents, supported by the Attor-
ney General, has decided aeans, Balns' obtain
ing patent for his electric telegraph, and
says that Morse is entitled to it by caveat.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30

4 Nav ?AYcR--W. w. SHAW, formerly
connected with the Providence Transcript,
eon;omplates starting, aoou, the first Of Janu-
ary, daily penny paper, in the City Of ProSi'
asnce. The paper .s to be neutral in politics
Success 20 you ii.cnd SHAW, in your Lew un,
det..hino.
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TT No PEoMoTloS The election Of Gen.
Taylor to Tho Presidency will Lot occasion
Vacancy in the regular line Of the army, as the
law which created the Office Of Major General,
which be now holds, abolshes il in the event
Of d:a,h, resignation or dismissal.
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TIE DcAp SEA EXPEDITION. The |. s.
Sio,.ship Supply. Lieu. Ponnock, ofibc Dead
Sea Expedition, arrived at Gibraltar, Oct. eis'
from Naplss.
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TOWellinq.

VERY cheap all Linen liucksbuok Towel
\ ing ~ ~ , cent-. Also
Scotch Diapers Of all qualities, some very
side-For sale by
WM {. COZZINS & Go.
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MARHlAET3Sa

In this town, Nov. 10, BY Rev, Mr.. Brooks,
John Eldred, Esq. to Miss Susan A. daughter
Of Hon. Joseph T. Perry.
In Bristol, Nov. 90, by Rev. Mr.. Livsey
Mr.. John Easterbrooks, IT,, to Miss Harriet
J. Whtford, all Of Bristol.
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yrRMosr. The Official vote Of Vermont
sises Ia y!or, for President 23,l22 votes, Csss
lo,ois; Van Buren 1887. Taylor; plural
,,y over Csss ia, over Van Buren, 9,2s5
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The OLD TulRrErs.--Gen. Taylor receives
the votes Of ten of the Old Thirteen States, to
wi, ,:-Massachusetts Connecticut, Rhode Is
land, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, and
Georgia.
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From Austria, VIC learn that tho city nf Vi
emma has fallen before the power Of the three
Inpena, Gencrals /; surrendered On the let
last.
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Combs and Brushes 4.

An assortment or Dressing Combs of lvor,
y BuH,lo, aud ErglIsh pressed hofn. Als-
llair, Tooth, and Hat Brushes, ai
TAYLORs.
Nov -
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NJ The friends Of Gen. Cass want him to
go in the Senate again. Doubtless the Gen
eral feels the same want. Out Of Office would
bo 10 him "likc fish out OF water"
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blue Lick Water,

NROw the Celebrated Blue Lick '?nnes
u kentucky Il II analogous to The waters u
Nn de Cnapele and iIarrowgate 10 tur"l'
AZ K. K. HAZARU'S, sign OF the n"r,h
vi ssgnts Cstri Hsvss
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Cheap CaliCoes,

VERY cheap Calicoe' IN Pnhrs Tor Com.
! y iortars aud Spreads 1T q crnts. A'so .oinr
,.r, good mud handsome remnant Calico
a.i colots and Stoog, isr Dresses at cents
Ju,t received by
! Nov l5 NM & Cnz2on- x Co.
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o. On Friday. the Wings Of Bristol fred
1888 guns in honor OF the election Of Taylor
and Fillmore.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30

p To-day being appointed as day Of pub.
lie Thanksgiving and Praise, we shall issue nc
paper from this office tomorrow.
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SCHOOL.

THE subscriber having taken tho School
Il House. formerly occupied by Mr.. Thona,
T.. Nichols, will commence a Day School and
Evening. on Monday next. Dec. 4 ls4S
NOV 25. WIN. d. LAKE
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Late Works.
New Books.

A NGELIi.A Luxmere, or the Lifo Of n
n Beauty Jsms-' lat Work Th'r,y ,tar'
.iner, or the Ruined Family Ch''d OF the
Nr.ck. or the stolen Bracelets Grace Me
iendy, or the Gams'iot. p"nshi"i S'a'
Subi.ct; Are.tod aud Bouad Over, being
Ihs Fug,tno Offspring OF ihe "Oid Cn nn'
tI,a young Ia = An Impartial Account Z"
tibe Life Of R.,. Joan N. Mnfit AtlSl"cfhc!
of New York, and Ar.tocracy of B"sion. b,
.n- who know. ih'm: The Discipline oi
Life: Castles IN tho Air, hy Mrs Gore; Al
han the Pirn,.. = Romance of the NsiroPon.
Shaud, Mcclure. of Tncks upon Tls', 'ler'.
and great variety "f "ihor New W"rks, f"'
.ai. nj H. TiLLEY'S ID Newspaper and
Periodical Depot l26 Thames Street.
II
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Perfum ery.

4 FULL ass"rtmrnt Of Luhin's Rou.eu'.
! n and iiau-ls Hantk-rchf E1nsst., Fnn-
cy soaps, Pomadss, Hair O,i., Gu-rlains Eau
Lu.'r",; at X. TAYLOR'S.
| Nov IS.
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! GEoRoIA-Thc whole Of the state has bee,
heard from, and the majority for General Tay
lor is put down at 2,072.
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To Let,
anl innreslote possesnon eiren.

anl inpnesiose possession eiren.
~A 4 convenient house on ChuSCh
fN.r3 Street, suitable Tor an or two FAM
Uss lies For further pstncola'S %
plyo ADAM :. COE,
OF al lhiS office.
semi IL
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Adans's Arithmcticai Series.

The attention of PIopre,orS OF academies
Teachers and Super rintendenis in our Common
Schools. and all those interested IL education,
is invited 10 the full series OF Arilhmcticsl
Works now published. Copies will he furnish,
ed for examination ON application TO either OF
the Publishers.
PRIMARY ARITHNETI", or MEN.
TAI. OPERATIONS IN NUMBERS being
an introduction ~ AoanSS New Arithmetic
revised edition.
! u-ADAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC RE.
vISED EDITION; being a revision Of Ad-
ams's New Arithmetic, krst published IN lS2?
! III ky TO THE REVISED EDITION
OF ADANS'S NEW ARlTll METlC
v.-MENSURATiOIN MECHANICAL
POWERS, AND MACHINERY. The prin.
cipes Of mensuration analytically explained
and practically applied TO the measurement of
lines. -uperfceS, aud solids also, phlIoSophi'
cal ,panation oi the simple mechanical pew
ers and their application 10 machinery. De.
signed 10 follow Adans'S New Arithmetic -.
v'-BOOK KEEPING. This work con
taius lucid explanation Of the science of &C.
counts, a new, concise, and common sense
method of Book KLEPISG by SlSoLr Es1RY.
and various forms oi receipts orders. notes,
bonds mortgages, aud other instruments ncccs.
sary for the transaction uf business Accom-.
nanied with Blank BuoiS for the uAe oi learners.
Published by
PHILLIPS & SIMPSON Boston.
COLLINS & BROTHER. New York,
Nv PRENTI5S y CO, Kecnc, y. II.
No, 80 6w.
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CoInfortables.

DCADY made Comfortable "f various SIZE
II aud very Cheap, Tor salr hy
WM 4. COZZEkS & Co.
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Ga the 4,h of March, 1851, the terms of 2l
Senators will expiro--l3 Democrats and 8
Wings. Or these l3 tho Wings may count
upon gains in the following States in Iowa,
! in Florida, in Tennessee, in New York,
and in Pennsylvania; with chances for one
in Indiana and one in Wisconsin. Assuming
an aggregate gain Of 5, the Whig majority on
the 4th of March, 1851, would be four. The
terms Of the Wing Senators which expire
at that time, will doubtless all be filled with
Wings, as they occur in States of decided
politics
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Anftions.


VIII Be sold al Public Auction on FRIDAY,
December lst, ls46, at o o'clook, A. NJ II
fair. II NOT The neat fair day after, at Ms
Farm in M'ddlefoasn. lately occupied by
Hozis p. Nye, dse.,
I HORSE, I pair Onep, 5 Cows, I Ox-cart.
l. Wagons, I Csuysl Sleigh. 26 tons OF
good Hay, B tons straw. q Stacks Of Corn Fod-
der, $50 bushels Corn. $50 do Oats. Farming
Tocls Of sl kinds, lor Of Turkeys, I 10, ~
dunshill fowls, some household Furniture sc.
Conditions ~ the time and place cf sale.
b. Older; ELIZABETH e. NYE, ADMIR-.
PETER BARKER, Auctr.
Middleiown. Nov IL. Ie4o.
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III 1t will be remembered that Polk received
nearly 900 majority in Plaquemines, La
This large majority was the result Of gross
fraud, for every one knew that there were on.
ly abou, 500 votes in the parish. The official
table Of the recent election gives SIS as its
vote. This vote in 1914, would have given
CLAY louisiana by 70 majority.
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SAMUEL BENTLEY.

Read the toiio,c'rc 1t is really astonishing
o see that wonderful cures are performed oy
hs Use ol the SarSopaIilla and Tomato I''e'''
,Edracl Of n letter from Dr. Williams OF VIZ
Genllem.n-Iwilltna tnank yon to send mo TWO
ozrn more OF your Sarsaps'llla and tomato
Suters have used II wlh grea, success 10
fur cases of d, SpePsa, cufing each "' lhch |"
an almost incredlbls short TINE; hkew'Ss "h,
csss Of scroiulons huIsor and one OF l'nnd''r
cons der II valuable compound, ana mus
.ay have used II with the happieI 'h'c''
should like To have It a. soon ~ ruhNth''h'
Dne ofihe cases OF dyspepsia was grn''eN ~
who had suffered a lonG time, aud had eceh ''
lie springs fof two seaS"hs
A. Boyden. 10 oi Cambridge, opied o' INC
dyspepsia of year siand'ne' sN", nyne
,und,ed ,emedis, without The least effect.
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Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces,


AIRS. 4 SiIERM w would respectfully
wi Inform the Ladies OF Newpot'. aud y'c'ni'
~. that she has received from New YORK, the
lalrS, tail styles of Millinery, comprising every
fashionable mslenal for L\DlES haI
Also, Rlbbon>, Flowers and Tabs Velvet KIN
hons rr every shade straw BonnelS lnew
shape at vtty low prices
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~ We have received from Tilley copy o
Punch and Hewi,'s Excelsior, for the Holidays
TiIley has both Of these publications for sale
| The LEGIsLAruRE.--The official return:
have made several changes in some ofthe pub
lishod tables of the members Of the Legislature
1t is right as we now give it.
Senatc-Whigs, "a
! Locofocos S--l6 ma
Housc-Whig l07
Hunkcrs 6
Free Soilers $3.50 maj.
Majority on joint balo, los
~ Y. Express.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-30
1A grca, Taylor Festival was held at the
Irving House, New York, on Tuesday night,
No SECTIONAL DIvisIoNs.-The election

No SECTIONAL DIvisloSs.-The election o.
Gen. Taylor to the Presidency and Mil!arc
more the Vice Presidency is the result o.
lnion of all parts Of the country in their sup
From Vernon, to Louisiana the Ameri,
In People supported National nominations
and the North gives the Whig ticket as strong
suppcI as the Soush, if not stronger. The
Sdfeiy sectional ticket did no, obtain popular
sutFrages enough in any State to secure
single electoral vote, and in most of the States
il runs far behind both the others. Happily
for the stability and perpetuiiy of our rePubll
san institutions, the great majority OF the peo'
pie of all the States of the Confederacy hold
LIBERTY AND UaloS, N0v AsD FOREVER
ONE AND ISsEPARABLE.'