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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-11
AZ. Io.orh p 1rrcr.oll Of Penn, being en-.

Mr.. Joseph R. Ingcrsoll, OF Penn, being en-
titled to the floor, rose and made speech a
qainst MIR. Folks Administration, and especial
" against his frequent diplomatic appoint
ments, and in favor of TAYLOR. When he
had concluded, =,
MIR. Thompson, of Nv, followed on the
same side and made speech in favor OF the
Wing cause and Cen Taylor's claims.
Mr.. Bocock, of Virginia, made speech on
territorial rights.
Mr.. Mann, of Mass, followed on the same
subject, taking ground in opposition to the
last speakers. His remarks were clear and ell
oquent, and were listened to by members OF
the House generally with marked attention
Mr.. Toombs, OF Ca, obtained the floor,
when the committee rose and reported pro-
gress.
After taking up and passing several bills,
and postponing the bill for the relief OF Daw-
son, Scott and Whitney, until tomorrow, the
House adjourned.
Saturday, July l.
SExArE.-Mr. Davis, Of Mississippi, pre-
sented the report of Captain. Roberts, OF the
Mississippi rihemen, respecting the flag hrst
raised by him in the city of Mexico, and re-
Gently presented to the United States Senate,
by General Twiggs. A debate sprung up, IN
which Messrs. Footc and Davis, of Mississippi,
Butler, of South Carolina, and Borland of Ar
kansas, participated, respecting the claims OF
sundry officers to the honor Of having raised
the first flag, or ordered it to be raised
After brief discussion, on motion Of MIR.
DAYTON, of New jersey, the whole subject was
laid on the table.
Mr.. Benton, chairman Of the committee on
military affairs. reported bill from the House
repeating the act requiring the President TO
reduce the number of generals at the close OF
the war, with amendments in favor Of retain
ing sundry officers, such as majors, surgeons,
assistant surgeons, assistant adjutants, general
quartermasters and paymasters, in service
until the 4th of March next, and also III Ia
vor of giving three months extra pay to all Of
Gcers and non-commissioned officers, musicians
and privates that have been or may be hon
orablv discharged, which was unanimously a
dopted.
HoUsE.-Mr. Vinton, of Ohio, moved that
the House resolve itself into a Committee OF
the Whole on the state of the Union, and take
up the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill,
which was agreed to.
Mr. Toombs, of Georgia, proceeded to ex-
pound Taylor-Whig principles, to lay down a
Taylor platform, and TO revile the platform of
the opposite party. lie analysed the resolu-
tons of the Baltimore convention, and classed
them thus-part, he said, asserted what no.
body denied; and part denied what nobody
asserted; and part asserted what nobody be-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
Weekly Almanac.
Be,eare of Connterttus and Imitation. The

Be,eare Of Connterttus and Imitation The
unparalleled and astonishing efficacy Of DR.,
Wis,ar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, in all the
diseases for which it is recommended curing
many cases after the skill of the best physi
clans was unayaing, has effected large and
increasing demand for it. This fact has caus-
ed many uuprncipled counterfelters and imlia'
tors to palm off spurious mixtures, OF similar
name and appearance for the genuine Balsam;
Some are called Syrup of Wild Cherry
.Balsam of Spikenard, f" "Wild Cherry Com.
hey," SC. Another "Wester's BalSam OF
Wild Cherry" misspelling The name, and iorg-
ing certificates TO rese mble those of the true
Baham. "Dr. Wistar's Palsam Of Wild Cher
ry," is the only genuine. The rest merely i'm.
itale the name of the original. while they pos
sess none Off virtues.
| Look well to the mark Of the Genuine The
genuine Balsam is put up in bottles, with the
words "Dr. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
Phila," blown in the glass; each bottle hearing
a label on the front, with the signature of
ii WISrAR, NJ. ID.
This will be enveloped hereafter with new
wrapper; copyright, secured, 1914 on whicl
| will always appear the written signature oil "
II BUTTS"
II Be careful and get the genuine Or Wls'ar
| T}asam of Wild Cherry. None genuine IN
less signed by Butts. Address all orders t
! Setb,W. Fowle, Boston, Mass.
i For sale by II. J. TAfL LoR'
II July 27-2w.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
mn An AND RHoDESIANDER THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST ls4s
SANDS sARsAPANILLA.-The numer

SANDS APARILLA.-The numer-
Gus unsolicited testimonials from individuals
OF the highest responsibility, show IN the most
conclusive and satisfactory manner, the pow
erful agency this Preparation possesses, in ar
resting and curing diseases Of the glandular
and osseous systems. In its composition on
which much Of iis activity and value depend,
the most potent simples of the vegetable King
dom are united, presenting preparation, dil-
fering entirely in its character and operating
from any other now in use. Under It's restor.
ing influence, strength and vigor are impaired
TO the exhausted system, and heallh succeeds
disease upon the same principle that spring
succeeds 10 Winter, and the earth is clothed IN
yerdant beauty under the general influence o
refreshing showers. hs approval by Physi'
ciens and men of Science aud the uniform
success which has marked its use, furnishes
proof sufficient to convince every candid an'
discerning mind of its great superiority ant
value.
| Prepared and sold by A. Is. s. D. SAND!
| Druggists, 100 Fulton street.-The York.
Sold also by X. r. HAZARD, C.G. e. llazar
and X. J. Taylor, Newport.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
MODEL OF
J ( R u s A | { M

HNHE model Of Jerusalem, VIII DC READY Tor
i exhibition, on Tuesday, Aug. Isl. It VIII
be exhibited al Masonic Hal daily, for short
time. from 10 o'clock A. VI. until Q o'clock IN
the evening and will be accompanied with
explanations by Mr.. I}erk. the converted Jew
The model contains about two hnndred square
feet and is one ofihe most splendid ana beau
tlul specimens Of art ever presen e 10 me n
merriam people, representing all The buildings
and streets in she holy city.
Also, tho new Church Of st yq"e. on
Noun, Z.or, built especially by the '''end' o
Israel for Hebrew ronverts. IN" correctness
of the entire model is fully certcfed to by sew
sral distinguished persons who have been res
idens in Jerusalem. An examination OF !
during the explanations Of Mr., Bsrk, will
greatly facilitate the understanding oi mnny o
tho most beautiful scenes Of tho BIBLE, II
worthy of the patronage OF all.
/ Admission 25 cents, and for persons unde
| ~ yeaTs Of age, Half price.
II July 25--d Nv.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
.M, MARINE LIST. !A
PO0p O4 S7l9E2QO0S2o
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, July 26.

w ~o'
Brig Lisbon, Babcock, days from Havana with Mo-
lssses 10 WIN. G. Peckham, Reports Bark Dillgence,
Woobury, TO sail from Havana for Boston with Sugar
July 22 Bark Hahnama Of Norfolk from Brazos, TO
Havana off Matanzas July 18th, wished TO be reported
July 2lst wished 10 reported, Brig Francis Louisa
Of Bath, long II, 40, lat 80 ,2s fr Phil
sloop vigilant, Heath, Prov for Y.
THURSDAY, July 27.
Brig Eagle, Grapher, Prov for Y.
schr Lark, Lark, Plymouth for Phila.
! Schs Ann Hail. Hall, Phila for n bedford
| schr Governor, smith, Dghton for Haven
schr splendid. Wallis, Cherry field for N Y.
| schr Nathan Crane, Crane, Bristol for Dighton'
| sloop Arion, Miller, do Tor l.
| sioop jas Lanphere. Ksnney, Prov for do
FRIDAY, July %.
Brig woipooIc, Lyon, Fall River for Fictou.
MONDAY, July 8.
Brie Gen. Tia, lor, IInviner, I'm ST. Johns.
| Ethr Darius, Nickerson, I'm Bottom ir froV
! Koscuiskn, Alhon, I'm 81. Johns.
II Token, Baker, I'm Gardner u ProV.
II Thomns Is smith, smith, I'm Prov " rhn
II J. NJ. Parker, Read, I'm T River ir n YORK
TUESDAY, Aug. |.
Propeller oceols, Miller, from Hartford, with pe'
sure party
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
NEW YORK MARKET.
Tuesday, August /.

CoTroN.-A fair demand for this staple, with
sales of ESQ bales al firm prices.
FLouR AND GRAIN.-In Western Flour, the
operations OF this morning were $500 barrels.
The receipts are light and the principal part oi
the sales are made from store. Holders are
quite firm and prices rule with an upward ten
dency.
Included in tine above were 600 barrels m.
inspected at 81 Sc IA q A 80 l-2 800 round
| hoop Ohio at 81 81 l-2 a 4 81 l-2 700 COM
mon state at 81 81 l-2 a 4 "a; 200 pure Gen
esee at SIS l2 I-2 a 5 25 and small parcels OF
fancy at So rs 5aG.
Rye Flour is SO SO IA 362 l-2, with
small sales.
Corn Meal is firm with sales Of $50 barrels
Jersey at 81 l-2.
Wheat is in fair inquiry, with sales of 2 500
bushels Ohio at 81 90.
\ Rye continues firm with moderate sales al
zoe. afoat.
\ Corn is only moderately sought after anC
prices are tending downward. Sales were
made of $500 bushels round Northern (report
ed) at 50 I-2c. and 5000 high mixed WesterI
at 55 55 Lee.
Oats are dull and lower. Sales Of Canal
Acc. and jersey at Al 42c.
i PRovIsIoNs-The Pork market is dull, AM
no sales of sufficient magnitude to report cam
under our notice. We quote at Sll IL l-2
IL 25 for Mess, and So 81 l-2 b A fo
Prime.
Il Beef is quiet. Moderate sales are made
the trade at previous rates.
Lard is firm, but for export there is scarcel
+ any inquiry. For home consumption ia
business is doing at Ia 3-4c.
Butter and Cheese remain about the same.
,I SuGARs-Are in moderate demand AT stead
prices. Sales were made of l20 hhds. Cub
r Muscoyado at 4 a 4 l-2 4 mos.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

The noble ingenuousness OF those grateful
individuals who. having been relieved OF their
,infrmaties, now assist in extending the lnfiu-
ence Of Brants remedies, is certainly worthy
of praise The entire recovery from the rack =
ing cough and profuse expectoraiion OF Con-
sumption, or the magic cure of ScroIula OF
other repulsive diseases OF the SKIN, Is
and in such numbers. as to prevent the possl
bihty of their being published within the lin
its Of newspaper. Attention is called 10 thu
IadyertiSemeDt
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

Mr.. CnnoUS-The Washington CORES
noudeut of the n. Y Express writes Mi
C,lboun bears his defeat in the loss oi TIC
compromise bill with none of the complacency
which becomes so experienced public man.
lie carressn number of Senators with nm
man whose tone and manner sufficiently indi-
.,,o the feeling in which they indulge ne
.ame bad temper is seen in the House, a'''
acme Of the members in both branches talk o
the efTec, this is to have upon the Union ,--an'
~. ,ermanence of the Union"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
Worcester and Albany,
via.
PROVIDENCE.


TSscD~ n ON aud after July 20 ISIS,
s@syxrsH& the steamer PERKY, Capt
un6zzzs4An WooLsrY, will run between
Providence and Newport, connecting WIN
T,ains of Providence and Worcester railroad,
as follows: Leave Newport at A VI and
! =. NJ. -,
le,ve Providence ut 10 IL A. VI and s 10
p Al or on arrival of the Trains from ""'-
cesteT. p,
nT Passengers may procure ,hfoogh TICK
els at Albany, Worcester ami on board o' ooat'
NJ Passengers leaving Albany IN The morn
inu may arrive at Newport The same evening,
Cr NAV remain all night at Worcester and ar
rico nj Newport at ~ VI next DAY o' leave
saratoga at " 30 "A. NJ. or Albany at 10 T.
.0I spend the night nj Springfield ana arrive
h At Newport next evening. ..-
|. Passengers leaving Newport III The morning
may arrive at Albany same evening, ~ leaIlna
\ Newport at i. NJ, may sleep al SPflhghe'
aud arrive at Albany at ! 80 i. NJ, ana leave
I for Saratoga at 3 +. NJ
Passengers leaving New lork IN INC auci
! MON. VIA New Haven, may sleep at New h'
! ven. aud thence via Springfield an>e at N<w
/ port next evening.
! a. Passengers and Baggage Transported
! free of charge, between Cars and Steamboat a
! Providence
! Fare between Albany and Newport - % Cts
Worcester AMI Newport % ci'
hISAAC HfNCKLEi, Supt Prov "o
!, Rail. Road.
Il Jy.2l-d & f.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
Bath, Maine, May %.


Mr.. r. Brown -
Dear Sir; Having tested the value OF
your Sarsaparlla and Tomato BilterS take
pleasure in giving TO you the facts Of my case
for your own satisfaction and benefit OF others
have been suffering with the Erysipelas, hu-
NOR in my side, causing my hand and arm IA
swell very much, and to he painful, at the Samc
time and for some lime previous have been
troubled with a weak stomach most OF my
food has hurt me, and there has been slngu
lar fain,ness at the stomach. which has been III
creasing and caused me much difficulty. ~
ter | commenced taking your Bitters ! coul'
perceive gradual and immediate rellei, an'
would recommend it with much confidence u
those who are troubled with such complaints
Yours Truly. ,,-,n
II For sale by X J. TAYLOR, Newport an
agents generally throughout the county
II Iply 27-2w.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
DEATHS s,

In this town. July 26, Henrietta, Youngest
daughter of Mr.. James Elsbree, aged year
and months.
Sleep on dear babe and take thy rest,
For such as thee out Saviour blest.
In this town, July 90. very suddenly, Mrs
phebe Is. Carr, wife Of Mr. David N. Carr
aged ~. ,
In South klngstown, on the 18th inst, MIR
John n. Sherman, in the S2d year oi his age.
ia Johnston on the l4th inst, NsthaI
p,oun. Fan formerly member Of the Sen
a,c Of lh,s STATE. aged '6 years
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

uT Mr. Green Adams, Wing member OF
IN, House of Representatives from Kentucky,
declared in an excellent speech delivered in the
House. on Friday last, that he hoped and behcr-
I'd thai General Tayloy would not veto the
W,lmo, Proviso, if ii h ,uld pass the two
IIonacs Of Congress. All honor to MIR. Adams,
who, though representing slave State thus
frankly syows his opposition TO the extension
of slavery.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
Valuable Real estate for Sale,
nv NVy - EOSE.

Il THE beautifully located estate
Tsff1 corner OF South Touro aud baih
l;itW. Streets. The house contains 81 '0e,hs
with stable and Sore 70 feet long with ono acre
OF land
Also. the c,,apc, concr ofTohro and Kay
Street with a Stable and Store house
Also, the Cottage on Kay street, WIN me
lot 80 by 40, enclosed IN with trees ana Shruo'
berry. .,,
Also. Lots on Bath Road 20 hy | 10 The
Cottage corner of 1ouro and Kay SIIeet II not
sold by the lst Of October Will be let for one
yeaf-any of the above property Will be SOLD
tor one half The payment down. The remainder
can stand as long the interest Is raid pnhe'
uaIIv. July l3, dSw.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
Monday eve., July 81.

Monday eve, July 81.
At Market, 700 Beef Cattle, (chiefly from
the Souih,) 40 Cows and Calves, and A 200
Sheep and Lambs.
PnIcEs.-Beef Cattle during the week have
come in pretty freely, but we have no material
change to note in prices. The sales made
were mostly within the range of So 90 to ST.
50 per cwt., as in quality. At these rates
there was pretty brisk demand, though we
observed quite number in the yards, left over
unscld. A lot of 40 head were taken for ex-
port to Bermuda, and so head driven to
Brighton.
Cows & Calves sold at from SIS, % SO ,'
| 81 50. An taken.
\ Sheep and Lambs.-We quote the former
at 81 25, , so to 400, and the latter at iron
II 81 90. 9 IS to 3 so. $50 unsOld.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

Tup New ESGLASD REGIMENT.-Ihe Dos
ton Atlas has a letter from New Orleans,
which states that the Regiment is expected TO
be in Newport about the 9th inst. The or'gi'
M, number of the Companies was ten, when
has been reduced to eight, and they averag &c
abou, seventy five men each. Five men died
On the passage from Vera Cruz to New UT
leans.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
Auctiolls.
IDMIlvISTRATOR,S SALE.
Postponed.


WINE spM AT Pabhc Auction, byPermis'ion @
n4 Court Of Probdte, or SA1LRDA
The i2h Of August l9le,a 10 o'e'oe", a. M
on The premises,
ALL the right, uilo aud interest "hicn
"A Richard e.. Norman, late oi New por'' naf
nt Tho lime OF his decensr, in aud To liih h''
lowing desirable Real Estsie, situated ~ Ne~
port
One lot Of land with the buildings thereon.
standing, -bountsd Eorthr'ly on N"ith B"p-
tist street, Easter,J on Wbnion Hr""i, o"u'h
e,Iy on land oi VIM. W. FIerb"rn, n"d'
Westerly on laud Of the late Richard .
No rman.
Also. one undivided seventh r"Ft oI 'o'
oT land with a dwelling honse ih"r'on 'la"h'
ling,--bonnded Souiherly on Nanl"n wLa u
wes,erl, on land of William Swa", N""h.f'y
on land fsrnorly OF Jonathan Mat-' ''eea'ed
and ea.terly on land of William swan
! Likewise one undivided seventh pafi H' a
! lot of land situated on the north de "'
Wun,on's wharf, and bpnnd'd Westerly o"
land late of ]. souihw ick, Noiihc'iy %" we Sa,
wafer, ka-,cry on land Of William swan ana
soua,erly on Wanion's wharf
PRpHR p RRMlNGFON, Ad"f'
Newport, July 81, l-ds. Aw
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

~ The Norfolk Bcac on makes note o' a
,o',og .vindlcr who has been drawing liberal
/, upon the people OF that borough. lie calls
,,nself James McMann, aud represents him-
.clf,o Fpiscopalians as student OF Trinity
College, Hartford, tConn.,) with the des's" OF
sr,erns the mnistry--and to Presbyterans, as
. ,mdcn, Of umon College ,(N. f,,) with
design q, su,cuug the pinlg,ry oi that sect
lIs ha. previously operated ~ Norfolk
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
BRIGHTON MARK EFT l..
Monday, July 81.

At market, 200 Beef Cattle, 700 Sheep and
Lambs, and $50 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Catte-A small advance was
effected from last Thursdays sales, and we
quote few extra Sc 25; first quality 80
15a$6 second quality $5 25a5 so; third
quality S5.
Map-Old, 81 5Oa$3 25. Lambs 81 25aS2
70.
Srine-Old Hogs 5a5 l-2c Pigs GAG l-2c:
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
Particular Notice.

VUNHE Subscriber would invite The Ladies OF
u Newport, to examine his stock oi hIch
French Goods, Just opened, AT the Store corner
of Spring and TouTo Streets.
All who desire the latest styles of Embroid
cries, Laces, Hosiery, Nc, will bDd many new
and desirable patterns, selected with care from
/ the latest mpOriailons
/ A complete assortment of Best Paris kc
Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen.
|. CIIAS. e.. iIOLBROOK.
II July 81 1913.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

Bio GAMr.-A large Bear was recently
l,,,sd on the farm of Leonard Yeomans, about
co., r,;,es from Catskin A Panther was re-
Gently seen in the same vicinity, and two girls
narrowly escaped him.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
Cholera us.

II has saved the lives of many thousand
Children when reduced to deaths door by lhlN
complaint; 1t gives them immediate relief,
and they vePy soon recover.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

N,w RourE TO New foRK.-By an ad-
yer,isement in this paper, it will be seen that
, new route to New York, via Providence, has
.,ssr opencd to the travelling public.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
Chronic DisrV!lGa.

Either in children or adults, Of months OF
Years continuance, are most readily cured
whh this Cordial, Notwithstanding they may
be- restored to mere skeleton; II immediately
strengthens, and shortly restores them to pei
feet health
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, July ~, lS4S.
At market, $50 Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep and
Lambs, and $50 Swine.
Prces-Beef Cattse--Extra Sc 90: first
quality $5 SO a s IS second quality SIS 25.
Sheep-Old, 81 rs a So rs. Lambs 81 81
a 81 50.
Swlne--Small Pigs l-2 &c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
Sea sickness

II is a most pleasant and desirable remedy
for Sea SicKneSS Il checks The vomiting and
readily restores the pauenl II lnvanabiy
checks vomiting. produced from any cause
hot
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

THE subscriber having rented the Ionfo'
Street House. so long kept by the late Charles
Whitfield, deceased, would respectfully ~
form It's former patrons, and all iIa'e'.ef" IA
pursuit of a quiet and comfortable nome dn-
lrng the Summer m ,nhS, that he - now feaGY
,nr ,he r.cention of COMPANY, aud il viii be
| MI. nl.,>ure la sustain the high reputation ot
the former "a ,dlord in furnishing ropd liable
and no pains shall be spared 10 'e"deI e,'ry
thing agreeable md pleasant to al who may
uleaSe 10 patronize him. Terms reas" nabie.
II May 81. lSAAC IL SFop'E"'
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

A Free Soil Convention was held al rro'i-
dsncc Monday afternoon. Anthony b. Arnold
,rs,ided. Mr. Amasa Walker OF Brooklyn
was one of the speakers.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03

FATAL CAsuALTy.-On Saturday mght'
John Farley, hand on board the s'eamOoa'
Rhode Island, was instantly killed ny inc
crank of the engine striking him on the head
with such force as to dash out his BRAINS
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
II y CAUTION. II II

Beware of those rmpoSitIon> winch are halIt
palmed upon the public. bearing the name oi
nv article, which Is CHOLERA MORBUo,
UYSENTERY. AND DIAkRiiGA cox
dial, which impostor they have borrowed
Also, they have copied my advertisements and
periatory addresses. Doubtless they have done
this for the purpose Of paming of their useless
and ortheSs articles at the expense and rep
'ula,ion of this original and most popular medI-
cine that ever came before the pubic.
BE sure that you obtain MRS. +. klDDEK
Cholera MorbuS. Dysentery and DiarThp'
Cordial, and YOU will get the only true ant
original article, which has ever been held u
the highest eStimationby the public through
out the whole country.
II II is p,, up IN bottles holding nearly
1 quart, intended for family use, and sold al Oh
\ Dollar pei bottle r,
II Sold bv MRS l.. BIDDER,
\ No. 100. Court Street. Boston,
4 who il the inventor and sole proprietor =
\ Druggist and ApolhrcarcN supplied a. former
\ ly. in large or small quantities.
i AGEN rS.-R J. Taylor, G: q. {. iia'
! ard And sold by Dealers in Medicine geI
/. rally 4 mos.
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very SupcriOr Needles.

(,HAMPAIGNE and CLARET, IA large
Osupply of the best brands imported, receiv-
ed on consignment and for Ha.e at New forE
prices, at the Cheap Store. ..,,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-03
Marine Memoranda.

Cleared im n Orleans en the 10Th ut for Ners Cruz
Scar Warsaw, Burdick. In ballast Iuy ~, o.g w"
ron Read ior Vera Crul. Cargo Government stores
Arr at sagun La Grande, July llth, brig Random
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ar, ut sydney, n w May o. rom s"utn Hsas or. ,or
Ad,r nt Liverpool 18th ship WIN spragne' ohaee' 'o'
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cid from New Orleans, the 2d u for THIS port sn,l
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New York via this port with Government stores