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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
Auttiolls.
Auction Sale.

WlLL be sold at public auction, on Wed.
w neNday, the 23d of August, II u O'Clock,
A. NJ, on the premises, all the right, title aud
interest which Anthony V. Taylor had, at The
time of hs assignment Of his properly for the
beneht of his credItoTs IN and To the lot OF land
with the buildings thereon standing, Silnaicd
on the Hill, IN Newport, aud known as The
Narragansett House. The building is commo-
dious and well arranged, aud is capable OF
holding seventy boarders, having heretofore
been used as a summer boarding house. The
sale will be positive.
ALSO, Immediately after, all the right, ttle
and interest which the said Taylor had, al the
above named time, by virtue of a mortgage
deed from Edward T.. Williams, dated The 1lh
Of May, lS47, in and to certain lot of land,
situated on the Hill in said Newport, and
bounded uorlheTly on The road leading from
Mill street 20 The Beach; westerly on a road
leading southcrly from said leach road /.
Southerly on the land OF Perry Brown, and
easlerly ON land of job and Joseph Few, being
directly east Of the residence of Augustus
Thorndike Esq, possession of said premises
aving been obtained by the aS-ignees Of said
Taylor, by Judgment Of Court. The LOT Is
pleasantly located, and offers m excellent op.
portunily for good bargain, as II must be sold
without reserve. Conditions al the time and
place OF sale. BY order Of II. Y Cranston ~
Son, AsSignees. Nj. HALL. Auct
Aug IL,
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NEW YORK MARKET.
(Ommercid Adoerf,ser office,
Y'a.,I,,. s,,n

Tuesday, Aug. Is.
Flour ASp GRAIN. There is not much do
ing in Western flour this morning, the sup
plies are light and prices remain about the
same Us yesterday 1900 bbls were sold at
So l2 l2 SO % for Lockport, Troy, Roch-
ester, Black Rock, Oswego and mixed brands
OF Michigan and Ohio S. IL "a a So 25 for
round hoop Ohio So 50 a So So Ia for pure
Gcnesee, and So 81 Ia a SO for fancy.
Southern is selling in small lots1s IS A a
So 90 l-2.
Rye Flour is firm, with sales of 100 bbls at
S4.
Corn Meal has advanced to SO 25 a SO 50
for Jersey and BraDdywine, with small sales.
In Wheat and Corn no sales were report
ed. The market is unsettled and current quo
tations are extremely difficult to give.
Oats are dull and lower. Sales Of 5000
bushels at 40 a Al for Canal, and 35 3Gc. for
Jersey.
Barley-Saes have been made of 800 bush
els at SEC.
! PRovIsioNs-The market for Pork contin-
tinues dull but firm with moderate sales OF
Mess at $ll 81 l-2 $ll SO, and So "a So
for Prime.
Beef is dull and in the absence of sale, we
omit quotations.
Lard in consequence of the favorable foreign
news, is frmer, and holders are now asking
a 8 l-2 for good to strictly prime. No trans
actions of moment were reported.
In Picked and dry salted meats there il
nothing doing.
Butter is in good demand at IL l6c. fo
Ohio and New York state.
Cheese is dull at a 6 l-2
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% E a II u s.

At the Bellevue House, in this town, Aug
llth, Jane, wife of Capt. Charles Wilkes, T..
5. N, and daughter of the late William Rem
wick of New York.
In this town, on Thursday, Aug 10th, af
ter a severe illness of six week, which he bore
with great patience and resignation, William
Henry Friend, aged abou, 30 years.
lie has left behind him a large circle Of kindred
and companions to mourn their loss, and to bless
God for his gain, and treasure up for their com
fort and guidance the holy and impressive as
sociaiions of his last hours. 1t was mercifully
permitted him to retain clear, calm mind
through all his suffering and anguish Tune,
strength and grace were granted him to feel
after and as we humbly trust, find "the peace
which passeth all understanding" and the
evening before his last day, he confessed and
and joined in commemorating his Saviour, the
" man of SORROW" who never @ broke the
bruised reed or quenched the smoking flax. "
For ourselves we do not look nor ask for rap
lures in the last hours of mortality as the only
sure tokens Of acceptance. There are pangs
of the flesh which will subduc the manifesto
tions of the most confiding spirit; and besides
the most fitting frame for human creature re-
turning to his Maker would seem TO be a trem-
bling and lowly trust. Abundant evidence
OF tnlS III tie present llStdnce WdS gwen , anu
surviving affections have ample reason TO sur
render back, with tranquil though sorrowng
emotions, its cherished object to " the bosom
of his Father and his God"
In Bristol on Sunday, Aug. 18th, Amey
Richmond, wife of WIN. L. Dorrance, in the
34th year of her age.
In North Kingston, Aug. 5, after short
but distressing sickness which was borne with
christian tortltude, in the full assurance of a
blessed Immortality, Mrs. Hannah Gardiner
wife Of Mr.. jeremiah Gardiner, in the jith
year of her age.
In Warren, Aug. 8, Nancy Babbitt, for
mery Of Bristol, aged about % years.
In Bristol, Aug S, Capt. Seth Lincoln, aged
81 years On the 9th, Mr. Paul Bowen
aged Ga years On the 9th, Capt. Benjamin
Pitman, in the 18th year Of his age; On tn,
9TH inst, Rachel Frances, daughter of Berial
f.. Brownell, aged year and IL months -
On the 9th Susan W., daughter of Mr.. Hen
ry n. Greene, aged years and 8 months.
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r + CAUTION. = a

Beware of those ImpONllIonN which are dali
palmed upon the public, bearing the name o
my article, which i CHOLERA MORBUS
DNSENTERY! AND DIARRIIEA COR
dial, which impoStor they have borrowed. 49,
Also, they have copied my advertisements anc
pcIiatory addresses. Doubtless they have done
this for the purpose of palmlng of their useless
and " ortheSs articles AT the expense and rep.
citation Of this original and most popular medi
cine that ever came before the public.
Be sure thatyo obtain MRS. F.. KiDDER'S :
Cholera Morbus, DyScntery and DiarrhDa
Cordial, and you will get the only true and
original article, which has ever been held IN
the highest estimation by the public through.
out the whole country.
1t is put up in bottles holding ncorly
quart, intended for family use, and sold al On
Dollar per bottle.
Sold by MRS. L. KIDDER,
No. 100, Court Street Boston.
who is the inventor and sole proprietor -
Druggist and Apolhocarics supplied aS former.
ly, in large or small quantities.
AGEN rS.-R J. Taylor, G.. g. G. IIa2
ard And sold by Dealers in Medicine gen.
rally. mos.
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More Ne,o ComtcrJats. s.--3's of Fast Had
dam Bank, (Conn.) vignette, St. George and
the Dragon, general appearance pale. There
are also many spurious eos Of the Marine
Bank, New Bedford vignette, wharf, stores
and vessels, well calculated to deceive. OBJ
serve the words New Bedford and Massachu
sets, as looking different from the other letter
ing on the bill Persons having bills Offered
answering this description, would do well tc
refuse them. Also, los Haverhill Bank
Mass, altered vignctte, Genius of Commerce
Between the signatures is the English coat o.
arms.
II is asserted by the magnetic telegraph from
the South that Manly is elected governor o
North Carolina without doubt. The House
of Representatives will be tied, and the Senate
will have two Wing majority.
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Sea View Cottage to Let.

- THE subscribe offer SEA VIEW
VIII COTTAGE for rent, (ready furnished
with Stable, Coach house, Ice-house and
Gardens adjoining. II is large, convenien,
and airy, contains eighteen lodging rooms, two
parlors, dining room, kitchen, cellars, &C. &c
Soc. II is seldom such an opportunity oc
ours. Any person wishing to procure resi-
dence for next season, will do woll to make
immediate application. 1t will be let at q
reasonable price.
Their beautiful farm is also to rent, and tc
any one wishinga fine farm it is rare chance
On it is neat House, Barns, Poultry-houses
Ounce, Apple and Pear Orchards, and about
one acre Of Asparagus. The land is in high
state of cultivation, well walled, &c. &c. &c
It will be let for one or more years, stocked
or not, as the tennant may wish For terms,
and other information enquire at Sea View
Cottage, Green End, of
CLARlSSA ELLERY TlLLEY,
rSTOCKFORD ELLERY TlLLEY.
Aug. l7.-l0w.
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A. MARINE LIST. A
PODp O4 S759VDPOGpo
ARRIVED.


WEDNESDAY, Aug 0.
schr. Lexington, Smith, Portland for N York; Ad-
ans, Crowell, Prov Tor Maianzus.
schr's Richard Rush, Crowel Portland for NJ York
Atlantic, Cook, Baltimore for wareham Laura a.
EIiIa, CoIeby, Rockpor for York Charles, Bighy,
Prov for Philuj Round Pond, Harding, New Bedford
;or Pha.
THURSDAY, Aug. 10.
schr' Denmark, ,sJames, N York fr Boston.
soops VIM =, Bum, Irons, Prov fr Hartford Isaac
II Borden, Burroughs, Y River for York.
FRIDAY, Aug. II.
schr Arm, Small, Boston for Prov
sloop Rienzi. Dnriee, I'm Prov Thos Thorn, Durfee,
River for N York.
SATURDAY, Aug. 10.
Blliow, Lawrence, Pctou for Fall iver Gre
elan, Burroughs, r River for Albany.
sloop Bruhctie, Smith, Prov for Norwich.
Steamer J. Bel with companies A, ID, @, and part
of company Il Of the Ninth Regiment Of volunteers.
Cleared-Brig Enoch Pratt, Shaw, for N York.
SUNDAY, Aug. l3.
Brig Logan, Bennett, Port au Prince for Boston lat
3s Ion r. spoke ship Glide, I'm Boston for Orleans
Brig Token Brince. Bangor for Prov.
schrs. Thos Conner, Walker Bristol for Porto Rico
Quero, Hardy, I'm Frankfort Franklin, Hardy, do
' MONDAY, Aug. IA.
Ship Lap lander, from N Orleans with troops.
Schrs Bride, Bailey, New York for Boston AMI
French, do tor dot Franklin Pearce, do for Wiscaset
Wolcoit, Rider Boston Tor York.
sloop Arion, Miller, York Tor Prov.
sailed-Schr Rosuna, Rose, for Bangor.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
At sagua la Grande, July alst, brig Random Price
Cleared at N Crleans, % inst bark Chas Devens fol
Havana.
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Hy the demonstration and evidence of the
facts IN relation to The efficiency and truthful.
ncss OF The remedies of the Indian Brant and
The recommendations thereof there /, uudoubt-
I'd proof of their great power and object IN DIS
eases of the chest and skin. Frequent recur.
continual increase of certificates and testimony
of cures, and the sick are called to use these
native preparations and witness aud realize
their splendid success over all the cOmbina-
tons sl art or the researches OF science. Please
observe the advcfiiscmcni Aug. ",
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17

In NuT SHELL.-The Atlas states the
fGe trade proposition, just as it affects this
country, in the following nut shell form;
with us the value of labor is about four
times as much as the average in Europe and
when we propose free trade with Europe, we
simply offer days work of our labor for a
days work Of thers--to give dollar and re-
Ceive twenty-five cents. Such a trade, sharp
ly followed, will of course very soon relieve US
from our surplus money. Labor may be called
the wheel, and money the power that turns 1t.
Free trade draws off the power and leaves the
wheel idle"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
Monday, Aug. II.


AT MARKET-l 600 Beef Cattle, $500
Southern, tho remainder New York State
growth,) 60 Cows and Calves, and 4, l0O
Sheep and Lambs.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle have been in fair re-
quest during the week, and, middle of August
though it be, prices are remarkably well main
tanned The average, however, is rather wi
der than last week s,-tho sales ranging from
So 50 TO 81 per cwt. 100 head driven tc
Brighton.
Cows and Calves were rather lower. All
sold at prices ranging, as in quality, from Sls
$50 to S37 50.
Sheep and Lambs-The supplies continue
more than commensurate with the demand
from the retail butchers. Sales of Sheep at
from 81 25, - IS to 81 Lambs brought 81
81 % to SO %, as in quality. All sold.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17

Yellou Ferer at Nao Orleans The Crcs-
cen, Of August 5, says knowing that some
anxiety is felt in regard to this disease, VIC
yesterday visited the Charity Hospital, and
learned that there have been Is deaths from
yellow fever in that institution since the lst OF
July. In three of these cases, the persons
were from Vera Cruz, and the rest were from
New Orleans. Seven yellow fever patients
have been cured and discharged. We do not,
however, think that any serious cause Of alarn,
exists.
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Weekly Almanac.
MLAHRlAGlHSA

In this town, Aug. 10Th, by the Rev. Mr.
Brewer, Mr.. George G, Mason to Miss Eliza
beth, daughter of the late Mr.. Seth Dean, all
of this place.
In this town, Aug. 9th, by the Rev. Di
Choules, William b. Brown, Esq, Of New
York, and Miss Elizabeth Troup Carr, Of Bal
tmore.
In North Kingston, Aug. l3, by Rev. Jos
cph w. Allen, Mr. James b. Thomas anC
Amey Frances Phillips, all of North Kings
tnu
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Excursions 10 Newport via Fall
River.

The steamer KING PHILIP, Capt, Bravton
leaves Providence daily (Sundays excepted
al O'Clock A. NJ. for Bristol, Bristol Ferry
Fall River and Newport Returning, leaves
Newport al Ia o'clock p. NJ. for Fail River
and Providence. arriving at o'clock 2. M
This arrangement presents IA favorable oppor-
tunity TO make a delightful and salubrious ex.
curson through the waters Of the Narragan
seu Bay, touching at the principal places on
the Bay, and remaining sufficiently long a
Newport to enable passengers 10 enjoy It's un
equalled facilities for sea bathing
| Passengers TO New York by the new anC
splendid steamers Of the Fall River line, (buil
expressly for the ontside route, aud making III,
passage round point Judith with perfect com
fort and safety,) are iicketed through by tht
King Philip AT the usual fare from Providence
with an opportunity 10 spend the day in Fal
River or Newport. Fare TO Fall River anc
Newport so cts each way.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17

GoDEy's LADy's Book for September, has
been received and is an excellent number
Ii is embellishcd with several beautiful plates
viz "Dr. Johnson's first interview with
Oliver Goldsmith ;""Jcssie," /" My Mistress 5
Bonnet" and plate of Fashions. Among
the contributors we notice the names of Miss
Leslie, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Ellet, Ralph Waldo
Emerson, and others. Mr.. Cooley has the
tact for getting up the best Magazine pub
lished in this country, and we hope he is andy
remuneratcd for his trouble and expense, by a
large lis, of paying subscribers.
BY the way we have not received the August
Number of the Ladys Book.
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FRE.--On Tuesday morning abou, 3 o.
clock, fire broke out IN the Carpet ware
house of Mcssrs. Little y Allen on Purchase
near lnlon street The stock OF goods was
considerably damaged, as also The stock Of Mr.
Thomas e. Allen, sadlcr and harness maker,
IN the adjoining slorc We lcau that the
property was insured Tor : I 900. whlch will
covoi the lu,5 l'hr hrc ., attributed Ia pom
burpu ,un,hp 'ru ' y NpuDD
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Cholera Enfansulsu.

IL hos saved the lives of many Thousand
Children when reduced to deaths door by this
complaint; ii gives them immediate rclei
and they very soon recover
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Valuable Real estate for Sale,
nv XYr. =. VOSE.

"a THE beautifully located estate
/ frIgG1 corner OF South Touro and Bath
GiLhM- Streets. The house contains ~ rooms
with stable and Sore - feet long with one acre
OF land.
I Also, the Coltc-e, corner ofTsuro and Kay
Street with ID Stable and Store hCuse.
Also, the Cottage on Kay street, with ino
lot 30 by $50, enclosed in with trees and shrub.
berry.
Also, Lots on Bath Road 80 by 10 The
Cottage corner Of Touro and Koy Street, il not
sold. by the Isl of October viii be Jet for one
year-any Of the above property viii be sold
for one half the payment down, the remainder
aln stand as long rs The interest Is pald pune
eVuy. Jaiy Is, dSw.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
BRIGHTON MARKET.

At market 300 Beef Cattle, pairs Work.
ing Oxen, go Stores, 40 Cows and Calves
1000 Sheep and Lambs, 500 Swine.
PriccS,-Bccf Cattle have advanced Isl
quality 81; I'd do So so 1; Sd do So 5,7j.
IIOrLine O,n.-No sales
!SiOrcS.-In fair demand
Co,cS and Caircs.-S2O, %, 27, 30, ~.
!Ste,p and LaD,Js.-$l ,2j, l,j0, $50 ole
Sheep 50.
Stcmc.-5 II a lee fat Hogs Ice.
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FURTHER TESTIMONIALS follow
ing is an extract from a letter received from
Rev William Galusba
Berkshire, VI, Oct 20, 1916.
Mcssrs Sands.-I have been afflicted with a
severe pain in my side, occasioned by dis
eased liver, for the last twenty years F; suf-
fering at times what language cannot convey,
but since taking your Sarsaparllla have been
greatly relieved, so much so that have been
able to attend to my business, and preach oc-
casionally for the last fifteen months. Who'll
| ly discarded all other medicine, and thorou gh.
ly tried the Sarsaparilla, which can recon-
mend with truth and sincerity to all those who
are in any way afflicted with any species of
scrofulous complaints There have been some
remarkable cures effected by its use in this vi
cinlty. Mrs. |. Shaw, by the use of six bot
ties, was restored To better health than she had
before enjoyed for ten years, and Mrs. w.
Stevens, who had been severely afflicted with
the Erysipclas, was entirely cured by the use
of few bottles Yours truly,
WM GALUsHA.
! Prepared and sold by A. b. 4 ID SANDS,
Druggist, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by II. J. Taylor, X. Il Hazard,
and G.. G.. G.. Hazard, Newport, andby Drug
gist generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for So
| Aup IL
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New Music.
Just received at
MUSIC SALOON,

10 L names street,
InI Susanna, by the Christy Minstrel,
IOCarry me back to old Virginia -
Give me the gal with the blue dress on "
Happy are we DartieS so Gay
Rosa Lee or Don I be Foolish Joe "
Oh where is the Spot that was Born or Jim
Crow Polka
Mary Blame
The BoatmanS' Dance
Stop dat Knocking at the Door
Dearest Mae
Buffalo Gals
Forget the Gay World
La Fontaine BagatcIe
Flower OF America Waltz, by ii. Herr.
Lucreta Boreia, Fantastic
Alabama Polka by SchcSpf
Emerald Grand Waltz, aud variety Of Polka
Marches, &c NC.
July II.
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WASHINGTON, Aug.

V"'"HI0VH' I"S' TT
Senator Butler challenged Mr.. Benton to
mortal combat to-day, in consequence of Ian
guage used in debate by the latter. 1t is un-
derstood tha, the time, and place for hostile
meeting had been agreed upon, but DR.. Wal
lace learning what was going on informed the
police, and both parties were soon arrested,
and each pledged their honor for their appear
ance to abide the result of the examination in
the morning.
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Worcester and Albany,
via.
PROVIDENCE.

,GT p ON and after July 20, 1918,
&s$gasfS& the steamer PERRY, Capt.
rst2zssz<s=G WooLsEY, will run between
Providence and Newport, connecting with
Trains of Providence and Worcester Railroad,
as follows Leave Newport at a. NJ and
| | PM
| Leave Providence Mt 10 ID a. VI. and q 30
T. NJ. or on arrival of the Trains from Nor-
IceStcT.
IL Passengers may procure through Tick.
cts at Albany, Worcester and on board of Boat.
| ~ Passengers leaving Albany in the morn
/ ing, may arrive at Newport the same evening,
or NAV remain all night AT Worcester and ar
rive at Newport at - NJ. next day, or leave
Saratoga ut III 30 A. NJ. or Albany at , 10 4.
NJ, spend the night at Springfield and arrive
Il. Newport next evening.
| Passengers leaving Newport in the morning
nav arrive at Albany same evening, or leaving
| Newport at Z. NJ, may sleep at Springfield
aud arrive at Albany at ! 80 i. NJ, and leave
| Tor Saratoga nj 3 L, VI.
| Passengers leaving New York in lhe after.
noon, via New Haven, may sleep at New iIs-
ven, and thence via Springfield al rive at New
port next evening,
ar Passengers and Baggage transported
FREQ of charge, between Cans and Steamboat at
Providence
Fare between Albany and Newport s. 30 cts.
" Worcester AMI Newport | 30 cts.
ISAAC HINCkLEY, Sup't. Prov. N Wor.
Rail Road.
y. I'D q W 4.
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Court IF Probate, Newport, Aug. III, 1918
JONAS MINTURN makes application in
d writing for Thomas Il. Hazard or some
other suitable person to bc appointed admrnl'-
traitor on the estate in Rhode island, oi Jonas
Mlnurn late e New York, deceased, nteState
which is received and the consideration thereof
referred to a Courl Of Probate to be holden al
The Town Hall ~ Newport on the first Monday
IA september next at O'Clock a. M, and no
tee = ordered To- be gwen thereof 10y adver
tlSemrpt for three successive weeks IN the
Herald q the Times, that al persons Interest
ed may appear al said time aud place aud he
heard. b. Il. ROWLAND,
Aug, 10. Probate Clerk.
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Cou7 of Proba,s, Narpor,. itg. nh. Isl

CoaT of ProboiS, N0rpor,, itg. 7h, 1918
TtlE FIRST and final account Of Benz Mum
i ford, administrator with The viii annexed
on the estate of jaime, g.. Gardner late of New
port. dccea"ci. was presented tor allowance
and Is received and iclcir,d iur consideration
|'p Cuurr ol Probate 20 be- holden ~ be " ~
liaA M Newport on lh" hrH Muu'iv N Sep
.irmurr next ~ y u.cl.rE .. m. ard notice o,
ordered Jo O.. given thereof hy Advertisement
u-fhrr, successive weeks iuihc Herald ~ ihc
lm... iuliall person, interested may appear
~ ail umc auJ place and boz h'ard True
|,ory attest Is B ROWLAND,
Aug 10 Probate Clerk
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ARRivED.-1'hc Ship Laplandcr arrived a,
Fort Adams from New Orleans on Monday ai-
,ernoon, with Companies e. X II. and the
remainder Of Company T.. of the Ninth Rogi-
men, of Volunteers.
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nTAmong the arrivals at the Ocean House
we notice the names OF Senator Evans o
Maine, and Brig. Gen Franklin Pierce o.
New Hampshire
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Sea Sickness.

II is a most pleasant and desirable rcmed
for Sea sickness. II checks the vomiting, an,
readily restores the patient Il nvariabl
checks vomiting produced from any calls
Whatever
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
Children that are Tceu.iur.

II inclined to Darrhpa, should always be
provided with this medicine, as it will keep the
bowels regulated, and keep OIL the Canker.-
1t IS wholesome, safe and pleasant to the taste
and children are fond of il, and will take il
without trouble or dislike
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Chronic DiarrhGa.

Either in children or adults. Of months or
years continuance, are most Toaaily cured
with this Cordial, Notwithstanding they may
be restored to a mere skeleton; IL Immediately
strengthens, and shortly restores them to per
feet health