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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22

T the annual mecting ur the Stockholdcf'>
Aor SAID Bank. he'll on the 5'h day OF June
inst, the following persons were elected direc'
tore for the ensuing year, VIZ Elisha X W.
ter, John O. Clarke, John x Sherman, Ww
French. George Robinson, Thomas X. Wells,
Pecg johnson. John Z Nichols, Benjamin
Hall, Christopher Champlln, George
Cbampln, James B VI Potter aud James w.
Anlhouy And at meeting of the Directors
on The same dav, Elisha X. Potter h>q, We
rcsltcted President otlhc sad Bank.
TIiOS X WELLS, Ca,L'r
King Juns ~, lsie'
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22

In this town, June ID, Frances, only daught-
or of William Glcnnon, aged l6 years and two
months
ley, son Of the late Mr.. VIM. 1illey, of New
London, Conn, in the 30th year of his age.
At Portsmouth on Wednesday last, Mrs.
Elizabeth Chase, wife of Capt. James Chase,
and only daughter of the late Soloman South
wick, Esq, of this town, aged rs years.
At New Shoreham, June 6, John Wecden
son of Charles Milikin, aged Is years and ioul
months.
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Mr.. I. Brown,

Mr.. +. Brown,
Dear Sir: am much graifed in having an
opportunity To announce To you, that by The
use OF three bottles your Sarsaparila and To-
mato B Bilters, | have been, from a state Of gen
eral debility and decline, and continual suier-
ing, restored to the enjoyment Of good heallh.
For number or years have been troubled
with the Liver. Complaint, 50 badly al times,
as to prevent my attending TO business, ard
Dyspepsia followed, with loss of appetite,
weakness and debility, and a sinking and op-
presSive sensation at the stomach, most painful
and distressing, which gradually decreased my
strength and led me into decline. and deblli-
tated me SO much as to occasion fears for my
recovery; while in this situation was induced
by the persuasion of friend. to make trial OF
yonr BltterS, and was most happily dlSappolnl-
ed in finding an immediate relief; and before
\ | had taken the contents of the first bottle. had
obtained a comlol table state of health, and be-
l fore had used three bottles, | enjoyed better
health than for a ndmber of years. This was
about two years since, and my health has con-
tnued good till the present time. | must say
that have not much confidence in patent med.
icincs, bu, , am satisfied, from the wonderful
effects of your BirerS in my own case, and Of
friends whom have induced use it. that 1t is
a valuable medicine, and take much pleasure
| in recommending it To my friends and acgnan-
IItances and indeed to all who are thus afflicted,
as well worthy trial. remain yours,
Il PtLEG SPRAGUE.
| Bath, Me-, April 20, I5li.
Il For sale by J. TAYLOR, Newport. and
| agents generally throughout the county.
II june li-2w.
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C5urt of Probate, Midhletown, June l0h 1913.
VNNiIE Executors 18th account on Tue
Estate of Isaac Barker, late of Middle
town deceased, Was presented for examination
and allowance.
II is ordered that the same bo received and
,ho consideration thereof referred 10 tour'
ofprobare, to ne holden at The Town House
in Middlctown, on the third Monday OF July
n.xt at one o'clock, r. NJ aud that previous
uo,ice bo given by publishing acopy OF tins
order three successive weeks ~ the Herald o.
tho Tunes, for nll persons interested to ap
near at said time and pi~ce and he heard.
A true Copy-witncss,
| JOSHUA COGGESilALL, Prohf. Clk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22

The elucidalion OF tho different KINDS OF
,,.,,meni in diseases called Surgical, or those
relating to tho Skin or intesu"en'' as scIoln, .,
/, q, Kings Eyn. Erysipelas, &c, ana those
called Pulmonary or those peculiar 70 the Lung
and Chest. is difficult labor lhe obvious
sv.,em most beneficial il that lncnIca,ed oy VA,
,ore. Thus instructed the great 'nd'an chiel
IRAN, perfected his remedies "h'cn a,e q, w..
very aim Of perfection IN cu'Ins tie a"o'e "'"''
eJ comnIains.
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STRAwBERRIEs.-We acknowledge the re-
ceipt from Capt. PADDOCK, of this town, OF
basket of very nice pyramid" Straw
berries, grown by him in his garden. Taken
together they are the largest and most deli
cous basket of Strawberries we have ever
seen
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22

III The Albany Evening Journal pledges a
majority of upwards of fifty thousand in the
State of New York for the TAYLOR AND
FILLMORE ticket. This pledge is endorsed by
other papers in the same State.
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]. ]. RoRERTs, the President of the new
republic of Liberia, with his wife and daughter,
arrived at Boston on Friday morning in the
barquc Nehemiah Rich from Liberia April 81.
lie is accompanied by the Revs. Il. B. Wilson
J. J. Paine. and A. +. Russell, Mrs j. \.
Lewis. ). Harris and lady, and Mrs. M.
Morse .-JOwndi Of Cannitrce.
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Chronic Di:srrlsUa.

Either in children or adults. OF months or
years continuance, are most readily cured
with this Cordial, Notwithstanding they may
be restored to mcre skeleton; 1t Immediately
strengthens, and shortly restores them to per
iect health
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Cholera InfanfllTsB.

II has saved the lives of many thousand
Children when reduced to deaths door by this
1t gives them immediate relief,
and they very soon recover
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22

WEST PoINT.-Thc annual examination of
the cadets at West Point, closed on Thursday
last. The graduating class numbers 43 mem
bers. Among them we notice the name OF
GEO. w. IIowLAND of this town.
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BARE<ER'S
VARIETY Y Y S 7 0 R {.

A FINE assortment OF Willow Carriages
"a Cradles aud Chairs, Market and Clothes
Baskets, Work and Travelling Baskets, Tubs.
Pals, Brooms, Mats, Selves, Rool Pins, DIP
pe.s, Dish aud Floor Mops, House and Dust
brushes, Clothes Lines and Reels Shoe Brush,
os aud Backing, Coach, Riding Whips and
Braids, Clocks, Looking glasses, Bird Cages
Seed and Fountains. Cotton Twine, Lamp
Wick, Hickory aud Whale bore Canes Back,
Horse Brushes and Combs, Can ra''s' ShoP
Compasscs. Work Boxes.r Trunks, Carpet
Bags, aud VaIisrs, Toy Wagons and Wheel
Barrows. Ak, Iiaichet Hammer, Hoe aud
Sledge Handles, Rocking Horses, Rogers Pen
and Pocket Knives, Razors,nnd Scissors, Flutes,
Victims and Accordeons, Nusic Books, Guitar,
Violin, Il Bass V'"l Srlns., Tuning Forks
Pitch Pipes, Safety Fuse for bIa'Ilng,% Nc
for sale at low cash prices
June IL, lol5. t'n.
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Traders Bank

rTllE stockholders of this institution, will
i hold their annual meeting for choice of Di.
reciorS at their Banking room on Monday the
81 day Of July next, at 3o'clock, p. m.
A Scmiannual dividend will be paid NJ said
Bank on and after SATURDAY the l,tday ofJulv.
Per order, BENZ. MUMfORD, Cash'r.
Newport, June god, ISL.
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Children that are Tccthing,

if inclined 10 DrauEGa, should always be
provided with this medicine, as ii viii keep The
bowels regulated, and keep of The Canher.-
IT Is wholesome, safe and pleasant to the taste ;
and children are fond of it, and viii take il
~ Ilhnnl fInlIhln al NMliLr
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Colonel May has just received orders from
Washington to discharge all the recruits enlist
ed for the war now in garrison at Carlsc, Pa.
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Sea Sicl&slcSS.

II il a most pleasant and desirable remedy
Tor sea Sickness. II checks the vomiting and
:eadlly restores the patient II invariably
checks vomiting. produced from any cause
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l.. ~. GANNINI, FROM ITALY.

NJTDuLD inform the Ladies aud Gtnlle-
w men ofthis town, that he will open his
Dancing Academy for all the fashionable
dances at the Masonic Hall, on wednesday
,ncxl, at 3 O'Clock in The afternoon, continuing
uulil q O'Clock Also on Saturday afternoon al
the same hours.
June q.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22

AA TO let, several pleasant Cham.
WsA bers IN the house at the corner Of
llM Spring and Prospect ilill Streets,
with good well Of water and other convs.
niences on the premises.
HENRY ANTHONY.
June %, lsiS. tf
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N,yAL,-The \. Y. True sun says thai
the necessary orders have been issued by Inc
NAVY Department for the withdrawal OF our
forces in the Gulf of Mexico, so soon as ollcial
notice has been received by the commander OF
tho squadron from the commissioners oil the
exchange of ratifcations of the treaty
Iyp,,s OurIAGEs IN TExAs.--The Galveston
News. of the lst instant, says that report pre-
vailed in Houston, that Mr.. VIM. il. NcCuich-
con and lady, formerly ofGalyeston, were killed
by party Of Indians while riding through line he-
stone county. The report says that another
gentleman and lady, name not known, were s'so
IN company, and that the lady was killed, wh,le
ao gentleman alone escaped from whom '"e
rcnoyt purports to be derived.
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M MARINE LIST. a.
ARRIVED.
pODp Op S79V2pORpr
WEDNESDAY, June IA.

WEDNESDAY, June IA,
sloop Isaac H. Brdep, Burroughs, Fall River for N
York.
FRIDAY, June l0.
Brig Alvinn, Thurston, Norfolk for Prov idense.
Brig Patriot, kcan. Fall River for Pha.
schr Ans Parker, Sma II. Boston for Providence.
schr Laiuy etie, Smnllet, Bangor Tor Providence.
sloop Brunctt Smith, Norwich tor Prov.
Sloop Aerial Hatch Bristol ior Hoik.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Spencer, l. Greenwich for
Paw wtucket!
SATURDAY, June II.
sloop Charles. Baker, from New York.
CLEARED and SID. whale ship Margaret, Faes, on n
cruise Tor Pacific aud Indian Ocean.
MONDAY June -.
Bries Rdeout Emerson, Eastport for New York -
Harriet, Marshall Dighten for Philadelphia
Schrs Prince, Wicks, Boston for n. York Albert
Ninal, Swain, DghtOn, for Phila.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22

THE subscriber having rented The Tonro
Street House, so long Kept by the late Charles
Whitfield, deceased, would respectfully in
form it, former patrons, and all travellers III
pursuit OF quiet and comfortable home du-
ring the Summer months that he Is nov ready
for The reception of company, and 1t VIII be
his pleasure to sustain The high reputation dl
the former landlord in furnishing a good lahle
and no pains shall be spared TO render every
thing agreeable and pleasant 10 all who may
please to palronize him. Terms reas' nablr"
MAY 81. ISAAC II. SPOONER.
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H. The attention of our readers Is called to
the advertisement of Mrs. Kidders Diseniery
Cordial in another column. The medicine is
said to be highly valuable one for the purpos-
es for which it is recommended.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22
Assessors Notice.


~ IT. Town Council of the town Of New
port, Assessors of taxes Of SAID town,
hereby give notice To the inhabitants thereof,
that they will be III session from the 10Th Ia
the 10Th day of July next both DAYS inclusive,
from 9 O'Clock, 4. VI to IL o'clock, NJ and
from o'clock until 8 O'Clock, J, NJ, al the
Town Clerks Office in Newport and no longer,
10 receive the valuation of estates H. the law
directs and each of the inhabitants ot this town
- hereby required 10 bring in unto them IN
wrtIng aud under his hand, an exact list of
the ru,cable estate, with n particular dcScup-
ton Of each parcel thereof and the value oi
each parcel, al the times aud place above men
ton Il, and to make oath to tho same before
anv ore OF SAID assessors,
The following enumeration may serve ~ a
Guide tn assist the inhabitants ~ making the
statements, viz: Real Esiate-monoy at inter.
est over aud above the amonnt they pny inter.
est for-othor debts more than they are IN
dcbied ior-shares and stocks III Banks, In
surnnca. Manufacturing and other incorpOta-
ted companres,- public stocks aud securities
all kinds OF goods, wnrrs, aud merchandise,
stock in trade, vessels Of all kluds. whether AT
home or abroad with their stores aud appur.
icnauces-horses 7nd carfinges, and household
mtnlture,
NB. Sec. 3, Of the statute relating To
taxes, enacts, that, whOsoevcr shull refuse OF
neglect 10 reudet ~ an account Ut HE tatoablc
estate as aforesaid, if he be over taxed shal
have no remedy for the same.
THEOPlIlLUS TOrllAM, ! Torn Conn
ELEAZER TRENETr eH md AZ
JAMES IlORSWELI,, usSors If
NATHAN u. II tNhETT, tdIcs Of Nt,e
GEORGE W TAYLOR, I'd, port
Newport, June 10Th, lsis.
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For General Debility and Dys-
nenSlH.

II is a most excellent restorative giving a
healthy tone to both the stomach and bowels,
and prevents food from pressing aud dlslres-
sing The stomach
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
Monday, June 10.


Ar MARKrr-I 500 Beef Cattle, (al from
the South and West via Phlladelphla,) 20
Cows aud Calves, 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
pmcrs-Bcf tmic-Notwithsianding the
extremely warm weather, an active business
was transacted, and prices 50 far from suller-
ing a decline, as might under the crcumsian-
ccs be expected, are a shade higher on the IN
f,rior qualities than those obianabc last week.
Upon the best quality, however, We reduce
price - cts per cwt. The fair market aver
age may now be quoted at 81 50 TO -. 300
head were driven 10 Brighton and should cstl-
mate about 100 lett over unsold
toirs md Calr~.--No particular change ~
note. Supplies aud prices do not materially
vary from those of last week. The sales were
a, s22 10 $50 $50 All sold
!Si0p md L0mhs--Arc plcnter, and prices
have currcspondngly declined. Sales At ; '5
a 50 - to 80 ~ for Sheep, aud ) - TO 50
30 iur lam's-j0O unsold
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AsHoRE.-The Steamer Governor went
ashore in the fog, noar Fort Adams on Tues
day night, on her passage to,.New York, and
broke off her rudder. The Steamer Perry
towed her to Fall River Yesterday morning.
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LATER FROM MExIco.-A few days later
Intelligence has been received from Mexico
The transport Ship America which went out
with more troops was ordered to bring thom
back, as Treaty of Peace had been effected.
On the lst inst, the civil authority of the City
of Mexico was delivered over to the Mexi-
cans Mr.. Sewer was sick, but Mr.. Clifford
was actively engaged in furthcring t,c ar
rapgcment for the Withdrawal of the troops.
FiRE IN FALL RIVER. The millincr's shop
'of Miss l.. +. Paul, on North Main street OPP
posite the Mount Hope House, was discovered
to be on fire about o'clock on Sunday morn
ing. The contents of the shop were much
damaged by water. Insured at the Equitable
Office for 800. There were 500 in money
in the shop which was lost, supposed to have
been stolen
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
Monday, June 10,

Dtlill ION MhNNFl,
Monday, June 10,
At market, go Beef Cattle, including AZ
left over from Thursdays market, 500 Sheep
and Lambs, and 300 Swine.
PRIcEs-Bsf Cmth-A few extra 81 ; Isl
quality So 25 a So rs; second quality So IS
a Sc.
Old Shccp--Sl rs a 50 25.
IanJs-$l 80 80.
Smsc-At wholesale 4 l-2 a 8 | &c.
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RRIGIITON MARKET.
Thursday. June l5.

IHUTsUdy' JuTU IJ'
At market, $50 Beef Cattle, Is pairs Work
ing Oxen, 90 Cows and Calves, 1860 Sheep
and Lambs, $50 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Saes at 81, SO, 5,75;
Extra $3.50.
Working Oxcn--Sales dull S75, so and
500.
Cows and Calves-S2O, 2j, 81 and S35.
Sheep and Lambs-$2, $50, $50. 10
very extra Sheep at SO each.
SWINE IL a l-ic; spring pigs 8 l-2;
at retail a l0c.
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NtESH FIGS aud Fig Paste, this daylre.
l1 reiyed a; RIDERS, ~ Thames street
May2
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Newport Bank.

4 Semi annual dividend will be paid a, thi,
n Bank, on and after July lst
5. CAuOONE, Cash'r.
June o. 1913
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,Sszys> Atlantic House, -.
,;;i;M Newport .i9ss fi

V'HE UNDERSIGNED wruld iulo,m MS
i friends and the public that he has assumed
the management Of the above named E<'ahil'h'
ment, having leased it for term OF ytaf, aud
purchased the furniture.
Having had several years experience ~ he
business at the OCEAN House. win his hln, ''.
J. q. Weaver, and secured the services -
competent and accommodating persons as as
SiStantS, he confidently assures the pahIIc tl"t
the Atlantic House will be conducted to the
satisfaction of hose who may see hi ~ g!se It
their patronage
The House is pleasantly located on The sum
nit Of the HILL commanding IN exlenNi.o
view of the Ocean, NarraganNcu Bay. ant
Rhode Island Il contains about ons hundred
and 6fy lodging rooms, with parlors ADJOINING,
and viii accommodate comfortably ECO per
sons.
The Atlantic House Is now spen Tor The res
ception of company, aud applications for board
will meet with prompi ateniien.
June If JOSEPH Is WEAVER
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Cholera ana common Cholera
MOrslUS.

This Cordial Immediately checks the vom.
'tne, relcsveS the pain, stops the Dalrhua.
and Restores the bowels to a perfectly and reg.
ulur state, however severe the attack may he,
or however low the patient may have become,
il invariably TeSoles
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ScVcrcst Cases ofDyscntcry,

are immediately counteracled, The pains are
alayed the bowels healed, and not unircquent.
~ the bowels become perfectly regulated and
restored in the shofl spuce Of ten er twelve
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

.TU.HTs'To 4 H'T 4 UN D "sITT'
NIH bc SOM m Public Aurtion on MON
DAY (hiy l0M lois,) al aloo'clo% A. A.,
4 LOT OF Land, belonging 10 the heirs of
Il Joseph w. Marsh, dec. SAID lot iS'boufd.
ed as follows is feet Norlhery on common
hurial ground, Eastcrly on old Dutch Factory
land, Soulherly on Warner street Westerly
on land now owned and occupied by Abel Ste
veuS Conditions al the time aud place OF
sale.
MILTON HALL, Auct'r.
BENZ. MARSH, Sd, Adm'r.
June - 4w
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UIuidcxtrnct Of NaIcrian.

TVIIIS preparation contains all tne Nal9aol'
proprr,irs of Nalcran Root, IN a high
lv concentrated form, has many advantages
over the ordinary preparations, aud will be
f,nnd to be more riiicacious IA all eases where
the effect of Nalcran ~ rcqurcd.w d'rcc'
tons for using, at Il II HAZARDS,
Sign of the mortar, near the Court House
July %.
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Shirts of Superior Quality,
with Linen EOsGms.
Collars and VIII tJanGs &C
all sizes and styles, and
made by the best hands
in our town GGNCW-
trnrt.

rNllE subscriber While waiting orders nom
| the South, for which market ho has lur The
past Two years, mdnulacr ufed Shuts and paid
out o,e 5000 cash TO females for the AorR.
has employed portion ofhi> best lands ~ ma.
king mp choice lot for lhr homc Iadr, which
ne of r. for sale at trlfle over { each. by tie
single shrrt, dozen, az larger 1"aniry. At his
residence ~ Thames street, oN.I RI. ~
PARMENTER'S STORE, Where ihu-e di>pas
ed ~ purchase can examine and ty hm on.
T. COGGE- HAIL.
Newport, March 29ih, lSis. d&w u.
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ILL.," advise you not to get married, said
middle aged man to one that was about to get
married. "For you want to be happy let
the women alone. was married about ten
years and saw-but two happy days during that
,ime-one was when got my wife and tho
other when she died" Cont care for that,
said the other, Z" mean to have one happy
day then at any rate.
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Miscellaneous Articles.
7
GOLD PENS & CASES.

At prices from ST. TO $50 per dOzcn, thc
very best assortment, real Diamond Points,
may be had ut Whole sale and Retal-all Of
which, are manufactured at his establishment,
IN the best manner, and at SO low scale Of
prcos, that Purchasers cannot fail to be salts
fled. Every Pen has his name inscribed OH it,
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MRS. l.. KIDDEK's
Dysenter e ry c Cordial,


Cure FOR
ChoIeru MortuS, Dyscntery, Diarrh0a, Sum
mer Compiointsot Cmidren, Sa Sickness,
G0prd DeJidiy, etc. etc.
NuERE hi, allpoeeriul anridme is at
w hand Cholera DySeneTy aud Chronic
DmTrhGa are no longer To be seriously feared,
on fOokcd upon with terror-aS Tins CuIdial
viii most assuredly cure the disease in the
course of very few hours, il taken al The
commencement.
II has been before the public for more than
sixteen years, and vGs the FIRST arucle made
known to the public a. an immediate and per.
feet remedy for these complaints. II has been
thoroughly tested in every country. and every
climate, and lis effect has every where proved
the Same.-SURE TO CURE, even when the
disease has advanced TO the last stage. The
public may rest aSSuied that il contains Acih.
er opium, or mineral substances. or anything
that l. IN the least niuriOuS tO the constitution
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6~rcs- "a WILL leave NEWPORT
sss1x4fE8 w daily, sudays eiccpteda
zss-r5ss--Sa q l.lo'clcck, A. VI. for fall
River arriving m season ~ take the cars Tor
New Bedford and Boston, ,nd othe steamer
nr,rC,rd purfcc for Bristol aud Providence.
Tie PERRY will leave FALL RIVER
daily. SUNDAYS excepted. after The arrival OF
ihc morning cars from New Bedford and BoS.I
inp. ana arrive IN Newport AT 10 l.2 o clock,
rouchiug at Bristol Ferry (iihode.l'lond side)
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22
FOR PROyIDENCE--DIRECT.

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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22
BRUSHES.

The most complete assortment of every kind
viz Hat, Hair, Cloth, Tooth and Shay
ing Brushes, some splendid patterns
of English and French Tooth
Brushes, made particularly
for his Retail sales.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Spcctaclcs,
all kinds, Rogers Scissors and Knives of all
the most approved patterns Diamond Needles
Steel and Gilt Beads--Silk Velvet and Steel
Bags and purscs. A very extensive assortment
of Ladies and Gentlcmcn's Shell Pearl and
ivory, Pocket Books, Port Folios, &c. Elc
g,nt Wax Dolls common Dress Dolls.
great variety ofGames and amusing Dissected
Pictures, embracing complete assortment Of