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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
TNt SINH'TIT"'' WI .7'.'TT'TI
Painting and Glazing BUSINESS
nr. yayne's Family Medicines.

yVJIUCu he recommcndS with the creates!
w confidence. being inly persuaded lro }"
,yppIIcncc, that they viii give very @rne
., luun, universal satisfaction ana he aNNuT
he pnbllc. that they need not fear either TOT
c,nmmend then, a they ~" perfectly 81
viii in an eminent degree, perform all
that is stated in the directions accompanying
az artIcle-lheV consist OF
.lYNES EXPECTORANT, for Col,hS,
Cold,. CONSUMPTION, ASIhm', Dronchllis
Group, S.c. ,
JIYNE'S Tonic FERMTFUGE, pleas
,ni and valuable Worm Medicine.
| JIYNE'S CARHI\.4TITE B1LSAN, foI
.umnor complains or Dllrhn', Dy>cnlery
! cholera NorbuS. Champs, Cholic en-" Het'h2e
mani generally of the stomach and bowels.
| JIYvE'S SINITIVE PLLS. Tor Live
Complaints, Jaundice. DtNpepNla Nc,
i j! NES AZ F RI1IfE, for Kings EV'
\ 1yh SweliugS, Ulcers, >cr1iu'onN, 'amGr
ans d Indolent TnmourS, Goitrc &c n
A various diseases 9th skin and all oilers ORG
L ua,,no from an impure state of the blood.
II JlYNE'5 nam TOWC, for promoting In
II ,rowth of the hair, giving II rich g'o' y. 10
/ ,o,r,nce and removing >curi aud dandfun'
H JlY.vES nam DYE, for changing IN
| hair from any other color to a beautiful 'upur
| o, nerrrrt e, black, without staining TIE ski
H AT wholesale and retail, by ,.,
II uAZAlD Agey' Tor Newport
II near the Court House.
II July 6. V
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
The United states Health lnsNs-
ancc Com pany,

N~TABLlS ID ia ne cuy OF boston, ny
~ an act of the Legislature oi Massachusetts
C. !. '000) -,
lRECrOR 5-S Samuel Aspinwall, LemueI
NJ Barker, John Bigelow, Jonas ChIc.erihs'
James Clark George Darracott, joseph lu>'II
Samuel H. Jen~S, Benjamin iamNon, JoNeph
e., Elijah N"ar~, 'IlaS p. hefam, 'T'
Seph B. Prince, Thomas ReStIeaux, Noah
Sturteyant. Simeon y Taylor, Charles IL
White. Dexter w WiSwell, Of Boston Dai'''
Leyereu, ChatIe,lown, Joseph l. Lord NE"
York. ,.,..,.,
CONSULTING P,ysIClAS,.-D. humphrey
Storer, NJ ID II Winter street AUGUSTUS \
Gould " d.. IL West street.
! SUPERINTENDENT oF AGENCIES - 7. iaylor
! TINS Cnrpo alto, in>ures % h &c 'eN again e
diseases or acrld ut, for terms OF one 10 NV
wears AT the lowest rates consistent WIN 'n'
mutual safety of the insured of the i1Sti'uuon
4 An annual deposit Of four dollars per week,
males in cl>,' of sickness ot $50 - TEN ileN
and return in lik proportion (noI To eScee
i S72O ror weck) for larger deposits Parue
| insured participate in the surplus profIS'
II Office, No Il, STATE street
Il JAMES CLARK, President.
\ SAMUEL. II JE X, Secrcary
II WM. GUILD, Agent for Newport County
II Oct T.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
BOylstOn IIaiI.--cOrncr OF Boyis'
ton and Washington strects'
ROSTON.

Evrty evening, aud IN everE Wedh'NU"y
ana s,iu,d,v afternoon, ~ 3 O'Clock.
Cant. D.nnavan. Author OF Adventure 20
Mexico and for seven months prisoner, our
inc ,he rccnt war, will be present to explain
The picture, and during the exhibition, wll' re-
l,ie many incidents of the war, Mexican NE
manners Sc.
/ TicLc,s % cents. Liberal arrangements
made with Parties and schools. EThlhtion'
gwen 10 parties from the country nl m houf
notice. ~ ,
49, IN
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
Ewes Baaisamcnt.
knelt-the ever glorious SKY

She knelt-iAe ever glorious sky
Spread lis blue wings above
And angel harps were breathing songs
OF never dying love;
The stainless moon was glanclng bright
Upon the gittering robes of Night.
She kneli--the myriad stars looked down,
In their untlrlng gaze,
l'pon the bright and slnless bower,
Her home IN happier days;
The sapphire wall Of Heaven unlnriei
Their bstnners TO the Eden-world.
She knelt-the earth laycalm beneath
The Holy Spirits smile
And strains of seraph melody
Stole on her ears the while
And whispering winds, and zcphyrs bland,
Her pale and icyerlsh temples fam d.
She knelt-n lis untroubled pride
The wayeless stream rolled by,
And gllltered in the beamy light
OF the unclouded sky
And onward passed. 10 murmurIng sweep,
pom the vast aud watery deep.
She wept---s curse was on her heart,
A curse that could not die,
For the deep sin which rested there
Was registered on high;
She wep,-her scared heart could not bea
The s,arless nigh, Of lis despair.
She wept--;o leave the sunny towers
That gemmed the sylvan sccnc,
And danced like fairy revelers,
Upon the gliuerlng green
Which almost offered rivalry
Upon the bright and glorious SKY.
She wep,--,hat all the shining host
Thst gazed upon her then,
Should never light her steps unto
That snless bower again
but hence her heritage shoald be
To toss on hie wild, bulo"y sea
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
oyer 600 Miles in Extent!

Tins eIupcndOnS PNlnUNF' WHI,H w TH" =
aud the People have already accorded inc met
il of being the most comprehensive nhu pehu
,t,nI pann,ann ever exhibited IN Boston, :
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
DIR. WARREN'S
SarsaparilIa, Tomato and Wild Cherry
PHYSICAL StTTERS.
A. IA cn,tS Nor VkOttlc.
Al so cents per Bot

COMPOSED Of pure Spanish Sarsaparillas
I Tomatoes and Wild Cherry Barks, three Of
III G most powerful, purifying and strengthen
ing productions in Nature.
The extract here presented Is prepared aiter
rho direcfIons given by the celebrated DR..
Warren whose name L bears, and will be found
supe ior to any preparation of the kind now IN
use. Il is highly concenraled-enurely vege'
table aud Favored to the taste.
Sar.aparllla, Tomato, and Wild Chorry
Bi ers. have now become Standard medicine
universally approved by Physicians, as safe
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
DIR. =. S. WOODS
s RSAPARILhA ELIXIR.
RECO OUlIENDED BY EMINENT PLY

!SICIANS.
uuvARRANTltD superior to any Other
w preparation, compound or eAtfac' vi
Saf,aparIla ever offered to the American peo-
ple The bottles contain SIX times lhe quah'i'
Iiv ot sands or BristolS, and four times as
much as Bulls; and we think it Is stronger
Than either. and at least four times as strong
"a TovnSend'S II is four times the cheapeS-
Sar,npariiIa in market II heals without de
Initiating or sickenIag, and its cures are per
nanent Il Is theoretically compounded b| =
| r,yn,ar physician, and IS neither pdttnt
quacl. nor Emph,r,ca medicine.
The following are some of the many diSeaS-
es in which 1t has proved eminently successful,
Ivlz:
Diseases from Impure Blood, Organic or
4 Flaciiond.
l lDy.no,i,. Liver Complaints an Fever ana
II Aoue. Secondary syphilis Rheumatism, Houi
/ and Lumbago, Scroiula, LeproSy, Cancer and
Il Nercurial diseases. Constitutions broken 10y
| Me,sels, Small Pox, Fevers, &c,
i ProapSns Ueri, Pll.s, Clccratlons' Swel
IIlinps and Bilcs, Salt Rheum, ErySipelaS, PIN
MOS and Blotches on the face, Distractions 4
fatal To young and delicate ladies', Nervous
\ ness and Bowel Complaints Of children IRON
IIIc,thin.. RickeiS. Weak chlldres, and age
ncr.nns Ncryous ID, blitatcd aud delicate lc
.ImalrS, Neuralgia, Epilepsy, lIystera an sIcl
Headache, Tic Dooreaux, Dizziness aht
| Plantation IunIcnIi, tohgn anu l'ulS 'oH
? Iulnints. Bronchitis and first stages OF ConSump
, uun
\, In presenting the meiieim to the public, W
I offer no patented humhug or quack medicine
e Ibut such a medicine ~ n actually NEEDED. ah
\ i, truly blessing io the public, and offered nc
Ilupon The recommendations ithc propHelofS
. lone but by persons OF high Standing, aud fhy
: >icians eminent IN profession and skilled !
their practice who have hot only tested u
! lcomhination, but have witnessed llS hea IN
clIccls and We cordially invite FhySiclal
Throughout the country To Try u ~ The aboV
Icumplalnts This Sar-aparl'la Elixir Is
\ yrTy careful combination oft1c most cclehii
. tied medicines and contains nothing IN W
, lcn>i degree injurious. The greatest care III
been Observed IN the combination. that nor
u shall be- Incompatible with or nculrnlze ~
:, other. This is fully proved 10y 'lShaPpy cue
/" "a the speedy and permanent cure oi nlmo
: every ca.c however obstinate. Dr hIh>o
= Prot Of Surgery ~ the University ol Penn>y
vnnIp, peaks uf some Of IL ingredients 10 "
= highest terms IN Gollrc or Kings nv''' ~
iN ScrofulonS Tnmors. Dr. Teach IN Hhrmh'
ism and Splitting of Blood Or. Geofge W.
IN Fpv,rs, Dfop,y, and Sore Throat he
Dr Cute, nf Ms.sachusetts siu Cn''nr' ""
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
Magical Corn Salyc,

VXTARPANTED to'elfcc' speedy cure II
w tho directions are Strctl' complied win
causing no pain whatever, n"atv pni up m
boxes with directions. nj The l1v pLice oi Va
conf. prcnarel and sold W G. G.. Hazard
Druggist, No a. 1hsns' street
I'se 81
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
IER AID AND THURSDAY MORNING NONEMBEK 80 lo4o

A LIVE Wing. A gentleman of Providence,
who has been travelling all over the world ior
two wears, reached home Wednesday morning.
He had been making his calculations Tor Tour
months so as To reach Providence IN. time To
vote for TAYLOR. lie was not aware ol the
alteration in the day ofthc election, and dd not
ASCERTAIN II III he saw tin Providence paper
At Jamaica. lie had engaged passage N Il
steamer hich was 10 leave IN a week, but feat
mo that he might be too late, he started IN an
omen pilot boat for ST. Jago, 20 take another
steamer lie reached ST. Jago half an hour
too late. He returned to Jamaica, having been
m the po, boat three days, and took the steamer
for Havana. There he TOOK the Crescent
City which was compelled TO put into Whining
ton for coal. At Wilmington, fearing that the
detention of the boat might make hun TOO latc
he started overland, travelling night aud DAY
and although detained one night at Washing
ton, by arriving half an hour too late, he reach
/ ed Worcester on the day of the election, soon
after the last train of ears had started Tor Prov
\ ldpnce. There he tried to hire locomotive IL
bring him to Providence, but the agents OF tht
road did not dare TO send one, without notice
for fear of meeting the upward train and /
was 80 late that horse express could not reacl
|. Providence all the polls had closed. No"
we call this man Ire lchtg, and we are no
sure but the Secretary of State ought to coun
his vote. We shall reckon 1t, when we SPEAK
| of the Whg majority in Rhode Island - An'
\ while this good Whlg was making all ihes'
! exerilons to filill great duty OF citizenship
! hundreds Of men, calling themselves wing
| entitled to the same rights and resting unde
| the same espons'bIlity, have quietly staid a
! home within ten mluutCs walk Of the polls
! but there were enough oi The other sort TO CIV
! cid Xack the victory, and # our friend did no
! have the honor he so well deserved OF adm
/, It, he. Il, least, arrived IN excellent time !
hear or u.-proridCHce Journal.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

HUMBLE ORiGiS or LITERARY AND SCiEN-
rlric M.S.-What have evening hours done
for mechanics who had only ten houls' toll -
W,a, in the moral, what in the religious, what
in the scientific world! llearken to these
G.c,. One of the best editors the Westmin-
s,er Review could ever boast, and one OF the
most brilliant writels Of the passing hour, was
a coopcr in Aberdeen. One oi the editors oi a
London daily journal was baker IN Elgln
pprhaps the best reporter on the Times was a
weaver in Edinburgh the editor OF the w IT.
ness vas a blacksmith ia Dundee; another
was matchmaker IN Banlf; the late Dr. MIL
mes, Of China. was a herdboy IN RhynIa; the
PRINCIPAL of the London Missionary Society
College at Hong Kong was saddler at Hunt
ly. the leading machu,t on the London and
birmingham Railway, with Goo year, was
mechanic in Glasgow and perhaps The Ilch
e., iron founder IN England was working
man in Moray. Sir James Clark, her MaJes
.tv's physlcian, was druggist IN Banii. Jo
seph Hume was sailor and then labor
or =, the nestle and mortar az Monirosc; MIR
\ NcGrenor. the member for Glasgow, was
,,oor bow in Rosshirc Mr.. Wilson, the mem
per for Wesbury, was "a ploughman IN Had
ding,on; aud Arthur Anderson, the membe
ro, Orkney. earned his bread by the sweat o
h,s bow in the Ultima Thule.
English paper.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
Invaluable Family Companion.

ok Lectures on causes, Prevention and
NUiurc of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of
The Heart, and all female diseases. 23i pages,
p- engrayings. Paper 80 cts bound 10 cts.
Mail to any part-poslage9 - CTS
shoulder braces and hest EApanderN, s.
Mail 20 any part, 30 cts postage. lnhaIIns
Tubes, silver, -, by mail. letter postage -
| Abdominal supporters, perfect, s., to- so,
for all Ropiures Falling OF ne Bowels ana
Womo and Weak Back ana .heSl sen, nl
..xpr.-s everywhere. For braces or up
porter>. or Rupjure supporters give heish
from head 10 foot, and circumference of per-
!, sen next the SUI face, just above the hips. II
Rupture, mention which side. Agents wanted
forihe sale of the above goods. Address DR.
L S S. FITCH, 7O1 oalwly, New York, post
| paid. Mar %, lo4S,-ly'
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
For children.
snrsapariila. Tomato and Wlid
Cherry EiifcrS.

A,c entirely unrlyalIed flr the cure oi "H
diseases before enumerated lhey aie o. "hl-
yrtsal use in New England and highly ap.
pr ,cialcd b, all classes OF people,
| The price of this extract il ONLY ~ cents
oer bottle; vet il il 50 highly concentrated mat
Lone bolle viii last longer aud do more good
Ihan any dollar article IA use.
ID + RRADi.EE &. OK, 49, Washington
lrrer. ProprietorN of the above valuable medi'
lclnr. y,n,
| AG 3NrS Newport, r. J. Thy OK =
Bristol. Briggs S Day. Warren, w; H. Du
|vl Providence, J. Wadsworth, and dea'eI'
/ !, medirine generally throughout New Eng
land Octl7, 1913. ly
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
Donniyan's Great Serial
Panorama of Mexico.

ccupying 2l,OOO rect OF canvas
EXHIBIrlNG the Scenery, CiIieN ana ny
IL llcdelds on the respective le-PurNucu 10
I he American Army, from CorpnN ChIlN'lai
Burna Vista, and thence 10 Na.'auohd anu
from Vera cruz to the City Of Mexico. a line
pf cpuatrv
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

LANCE Prrcr,sr Or LAyp.-A merchant
# our CITY has Purchased Of the State forty
lhnusand acres Louisiana state land SCRIP ior
which he paid Gny thousand dollars: cash
This scrip is issued for portion OF the hyc D,
hundred ihousand acres of land donated TO 'hc
state of Louisiana by the United >ia',s 'oI
internal Improvement pnrfoses.--.'. o. i'f'
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

DunAnitirY or CEU,r.-Atthc head oi one
oc the graves in the battle-ground at I" old
saint Mays" (Md) there stands a cedar slab,
which n, the inscription indicates, was placed
there in the wear I1l7i Notwithstanding II
mas been exposed to the weather lur 50 long a
period. it is still perfectly sound and II I'M
,nolestcd by desccrating hands, 1t will doubt
les, be- standing when every man, woman an,
child. that now moves upon the earth, shah
,aye eone doVn TO " darkness and the worm.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
ScroCulous, Mcrcurial and Cauta'
ne0nS Diseases.

JunIice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
D|srrders, Tunor IN the Throat Swelling OF
the Limbs, Sail Rheum, Bad ii"mor. Can
cerons sores, Gu. ouic Catarrh, ad.ache,
Nervous Irritation, Loss Of App 'tlte, Liver
Co,npIaint. CoS,ivenes>, weak and sore S.o"
ach. Uhers and Sores, PAIN in the Bones
Il eumaic Affections, EryNlpeIaN fiupil m on
~ ara Kiun's Evil Languor, Debii y Dz-
I,ne.,. ~ Slilow Complexion, Loss of Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arise
from the abuse of Mercury, or from an impure
IA hInnd no matter how acquired.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

DAM CARRIED AwAr.-- Immense doarucl'o"
If pyoD,yig. From the Springfield GazeU
we learn that the great dam Of the Connectc"
River. built by the IIadley Falls Co., at tn
l.. New itv." nine miles north Of Springfield
which had Iust been completed, was dislroyCc' .
/ Thursday afternoon. There was as mpcrioc-
ton at the bott.m Of one Of the gates. Mea.
sprcs were taken for stopping the leak Du'
without effect until i was obvious that the
whole structure must give away. Il took
place with a crash, and the whole destruction
,vas the work of moment. The dam was
1000 fee, long and 30 high The loss IS be
tween $50 ,OOO and 500, 600 Boston Nal
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

o. "ts Mr.. ----- man OF mrans
,sked gentleman Of old Mrs. Frizzle,op. r.,
(.rrinv TO one of her neirhJors. " Nai,
-eckon he ought 10 be" drawled out the an
,cien, hadlamo, for he's i-' n'onra man u
,osn
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
Cosmetics. Perfumery &c.


T UBlN'S Ede's, RouN>els and MeaSlh In
IL liacts for the iiaudkelchlels
supe,Icr DrriS ruoh Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste
Rous,e's shaving CIear
Fren IA Bandullne
Jules tiautlS Liquid Hair Dye
Chorc Tooth IioWders, various xmas
Bailey, MIlltaty Shaving Cream
German aud French Colngne-
Chlorine and Or,i> Tooth Wash
Roussers Toilet Powder
articles for BeautiEwng the &in and Soffenmg
h - p..aiOi..
Gouraud's Italian Medrlt"d soon
ouper,or Co,d ream, Rose LIP Snive
Jules uauel's Persian Powder
ORIENTAL Tablet OF Alabastar
/, RaIway'> Chinese Soap, NllH oil Roses
CraryN hmbrelne Cream
Perfnmed Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder Ii ! White
Articles for Bcautifwng ard Preserving IN
liar.
N JAYNE, Hair Tonic. Camm'S Spanish Ln>
tral ,
Boyle, Hyperion Fluid, Pears OIL
!, Cnrehugh'> Tfirophefous uialo VII
Oldlidge's Balm Of Columbia
Wards Vegetable Hair Oh
Genuine OK Marrow Pomade
4 Rot lands ;enurne MacasSar On
Y Don Juan'S Rose Compound
N AlrNandrr> Tricobaphe
d. Naples Hair Dye
II Also fine assortment of teeth, hair, mai
hc,h and shaving Brushes; IVORY and hull"l
horn Comb, Fine Cuuh fo'let Comb
. court "Ia,lcr Fancy Soaps, shaving So'p'
, Olo Roses Gold B,ntat Leaf lndtlllle'nk'
o ruugcnfs. ,arhou Atomali,e, Nc. Nc. III
. above article. are warranted ecnuInr and be
q NJ rhcir kind. Kept constantly nh lanh an
/, Tor .alc Al reasonable prices. by G. @. Z
I HAINkD. Druggist No. -, Thames street.
> March |
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
Travelling Agent wanted.

A RESPECTABLE man, active, industri-
IN Gus aud possessed of some business eeuc"'
non is wanted To solicit applications Tor
Health Insurance. a satisfactory bond (S5O0)
viii be required. The compensation wall be "
commlssion on the amount orprem'"ms col.
l.ciod by the agent and If he possesses good
address aud reasonable industry, his income
from the agency will not likely to in'l snort %,
$500 per annum. lis field operations w""'"
be IN the vicinity in which ihs paper IS pub
H.b.d vhcr. he would be invested with the
sold Agency Address by mail the
massachusetts Health Insurance
Office, A Museum Building, fremont street
Boston
II Oct 81 3w
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

The recent case Of pcculation on the part
Of clerk IN the Baltimore Post OfIlre. Richard
Key. in amount falls Lut little short OF sl5, GOO
lie saved the fruits Of his theft, having
invested the money in real estate. lie had
lcC the Pos, Office two weeks previous to his
detection. having thrown up his situation on
the plea Of il healh.--lIe was admitted oc,
caslonally to the interior Of the office and
recently. shortly aflcr his visit, package con
tanning $4,000, addressed to Mcshrs, Lee q
/ Johnson. vas missing from their box. lhI'
called for general investigation Key was ar
rosled charged with the theft, and confessed.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
dUUIIIIU 10 VUT NTV'N VI
CLOTHING,
shall kerp -plcudId rsso n'ent "f
rfYH rIYSHfNG GOO s,
500 DOZEN SHIRTS,

~ lie hrea prtc'S NJ ,ch,ch Hey can be bought
the maauidct0rg.
Drarlcs iu this CITY aud from the country,
ere respectfully invited to examine the stock.
Sept IA w3n
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
Eeaal Notices.

Court of Probate, Ne,tport, NoU. g, 1913.
PPLIEATlDN is made in writing, by VIM
"A Weeden, HAT he may be appointed AZ
InIn,.t,aiur on the estate of his lac sou,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
ETEyy EALL FASHIONS
st No, 30, Thames street..

MRS A SUERMNN. would respectfully
MI Mnr,un the Ladie, of Newpou, and ycinl'
AZ th,I she has received from New YORK, ihe
latest tall styles oi Millinery, comprising every
fashionable material tor LADIES iA
Also, Gibbons, Flowers AMI Tabs Velvet kin.
bons of every shade straw Bonne's new
ahape) at very low prices.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
Rcuiamin Marshall,

late of Newport, Merchant, dee. presented 10,
recention To this Court, the same is referred
for consideration to Court of Probate to be
holden at the Town Hall in Newport, on the
first Mondey in December ne'i, at o'clock
a. IN and notice is ordered to be gwen ,here,
of by advertisement iol three successive ween'
in he Herald ofihe Times, thai all persons iu'
,eres,ed NAV appear a said time and pace
ifrhey see fit. and show cause If any. why
said report should not be received and SAID
commission closed.
Noy9 II ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
Dissolution OF COpariicrshiD.

yHNIt Co.partner~h:p heretofore rhNIIh@
z oaweeu Phtrp f. Dnnham d G"or2"
! ". G,een. unir she name of D1n1m ~
Green. was dissolved on the 2oth of February
Ia ny u u,uai cpn>eur. George w Green +
lu t. q hoiiz,d to settle all concerns OF th'
late firm.
The sub h.cribcr viii coninu" Tie
Painting and Glazing Eusines>
~ hi. own arrCu %. ~ -'tct r>-'r to ,lhhhdm ~
c:re.u. nl the old stand No ll6, Thames street,
neM sunth of the Post Ollice,( and intends
| EcepEg a general assortment ni Pants, va
! Glas>. Varnrsh, Brushes, &c. &c. a. at 'pohet-
ate prce. Us any otne store ~ town hfd'f'
InIG Gp. past m,prs H. respectfully solos "
GEORGE w GREEN
April 6, l"io
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
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Female Complaints, Eamily o'''


For all rema'c Comp'aints, these Bltter'
~ II be found the most pure. delicate, pene'
t,,,ipg and eiIecli,c medicine ever used. lh-
gnua,aI directions for various dHeiNeS, whlch
we have already given, are properly aPP'icaoe
f., females, with this exccplol, maj ladieS o.
DELICATE constitution should modify them
II slightly. iCnece>Sar Those suffering from an
I ob ,ruc,ion or irGegularliy, should use them
/ lreely, unil nature is re>;ortd TO her proper
| action. .,l -,
!, Their warming, alimatlng, and Slrcngtneh'
Hi y pou,li,ieS will be highly appreciated ihey
! III .rtuallv remove nausea. heari-hnin, nervous
| irritation haad. ache swelling OF the ieet ana
! limbs &c and impart a light, vigorous ana
! healthy feeling to the whole system
Il TO la !ia- afflicted with Dyspersla, 'ndiSeS'
iiti,n u .bility iecbI. circulation OF the blood
small EruptionS on ,he face, yellow or dIhSy
N,nnnl ION, these biliers are OF lneStlmao
l|v,uc. Il has been truly observed 'hat Deauly
I IF complexion is visible health, anc this car
! only be obtained by keeping tie blood. and IN
lternal functions, in sound and healihy c"hdi
; ion. Beauty cannot exist independent
. health.
= Il These Biitcls may be- given according 10 'h
Il directions, Va doses adapted TO their age VIII
7 perlec, safety and good effect. They are tn
=, most natural medicine that can possibly be nS' {
: and NAV Justly be pronounced an lneS'imao'
II