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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-31

Important notice.
r AM going to collect all Of my debta, tif
i can,) and pay all that can! Friends.
do you understand?
WIN. P. HAZEN.
Rayenna, Oet Qs I84g.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-31
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
T'HE subscriber will sell at bargain the
= Building and Engine used by him as am
OIL MILL. The location for Machine
Shup and Foundry cannot be surpassed in
this county. The building and engine are
we'll calculated for that purpose. The prop
er,y will ba sold very low for cash-or if
preferred. part of the, purchase money
down and a credit for term Of years for the
balance. JOHN. .WHITfLESEY.
CampbeIl's Port, Forage Go. OF
July 2. 1849.
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BRASS FOUNDRY
AND
COPPER SHOP.

ture 10 order all kinds Of Brass castings
of every description. He also intends keep.
ing on hand an as sortment of Gun Trim
tniDgS, Kettle Ears, Keys, Copper. Rivels.
spalter. Solder, Brass and Copper Kettles
which be will warrant to be of good mate.
rails and as cheap as any in the country
Brass and Copper Kettles repaired. ln short
ali kinks of Copper work done on reasons
BILE terms. Cash or work paid for old Brass
and Copper.
1FShop three doors south of the Cour,
House. MORTIMER HUBERT.
Ravenna. Oct 2t. 1919.
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g Buy where yoa eau buy the Cheapest"
q TO " E .,


Tin. Copper e slIeet.Iron Ware,
THE subscriber has on hand large ard
4 general assortment of Stoves, Of the
most approved and convenient patter ms,
such as
cobb's i1sprored Elevated Ossn, Western
Econen,ieal, Premiums, Sci Reg.
ulators, &c. &c.
which he will sell little lower than any
other estab lishment in this section of coun.
try. for Cash or Ready Pay.
he also has on hand an excellent assort-
ment OF Tin, Copper and Sheet IRONY Ware.
stove-p'pe and Stove Trimmings, all Of
which he will sell very low, for cash or ap
proved country produce at his stand a few
doors east of Glliett's Store. Ware of eve
ry description manufactn,ed to order, ant
Job Work done on the shortest notice.
C A. PITKlN.
kavenna. inne l9. ta49. Q1if
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STORAGE, FORWARDING

STORAGE. EOksW WARNANG
md COMMISSION BUSINESS.
/ BRAYTON & Co.,
Successors to John G. Nc Bride.
uToULD respectfully inform the former
w customers of J.. G. Mcbride and the
public generally that they will continue the
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Bnsl-
ness at tie old stand. Their arrangements
for the transportation Of property 20 and
from the Eastern Cities, and on the Lakes
and Canals are equal to any others in this
section. And they are prepared to transact
any business entrusted TO them with prompt
ness.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-31
100000 Persans Of Impure Blood Diseases,
and $4,000 Cases were considered Ineurabls
Horrid scrofula Cured.

Mr. j. B. Haskn says in certificate dated Rome Dee. 81
1886. BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFIER has saved my life
had tweny large Ulcers-had been confined to my
bed year-was mot expected 70 iins tosnyow hours
could raise head from the pillow, hand to
my head, when commenced using Brans Indian Purifier
My neck almost wholly eaten of from ear to ear-an
ulcer had hole through into wndppe under my
chin soha unless stopped plaster breahed
through the hole and could not fakny eaten
only holding by small piece-two ulcers on my arm de-
stryed the of an ulcer as large as my hand, had
nearly eaten through my side, assure you was very
sore man. and in a most miserable hopeless dying
condition But bad was the first bottle Of Branfs P'
been confined for one ycarethe second bottle enabled
to get of the house-he third bottle enabled to GO
about miles foot to Rome Centre. where procured
six bottles more When had finished using these bottles,
twenty ulcers had healed upy car and
neck wel-ny arm was cured SO that could wesk
with it again. and my general health is now good"
Mr. Haskn afterward stated, under oath, before r.
Johnson ESQ, justice of the peace at Rome that sw bot
tles pore efjacted a perfeef cure of all his ulcers
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rAPS.-A great assortment Of adens ~
~ Boys. Gaps, Of sssrys dsscsipsioh -
'yle, and a. lev prices, "
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DOCTORS ANp PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND.

The following named Doctors and Physieiass have high
recommended BRANT"S MEDlCINES:-fs>
Dr. N HUBBARD, Stamford, Conn.
Dr. J. N. SMITH, Watertown N Y.
DR.. ROsSMAN. 1872 Henry street. Brooklyn. \.
DIR. T. N. HUNT Auburn, N. Y.
DR.. GEO FRANCIS, Middletowr Conn
DR.. GEO. A. ROGERS, Bath, N Y.
DIR. 8 WHITE. Fredenia, N. Y.
DR.. C. GALEN1INE, Byron, N. Y.
DR.. J O SHIPMAN, Fayetteville, N. Y.
DR.. J. SKINNER. Henry St, Broeklyn NY
DR. o. SHlPMAN. Cortland. n. Y.
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OY SI'ERS.

co NE a Nd F-R Y TIL EN-.
HyAYLoR tnot Old Zack) would MORN
Il the eating pubic, that the fall and
winter campaign has commenced, ard that
ne Is ready to serve up Oysters at all hours.
N style to suit the palate Of the most
dainty, at his SALOON, Just ssaround the cor
ner' of the Court Honse. Also. CLAIMS.
Lobsters. Sardines, Chickens, Sweet Pota-
toes, and, in fact, almoet everything in the
eating line that can be desired. A general
assortment of Groceries kept constantly on
hand and for sale low
Rsxsnna. Sert. "a gssa
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itid on to your Purse Strings
Until you arrive at Gillett's store in
Rarenma. and then let loose for there
you soiH find the jolloaving last Of Goods
chaiked doUn to the io1UeSt figure.
DRESS GOODS.
Blk & fancy SILKS, French Merinoes, talI
colors.
All wool DeLaines, Paramatta Cloths.
Halt cotton do Cuburgs do
Cashmere, Hungarian stripes.
Brocade ,ripes, l.yonese cloths,
Moha,r Pia. .ds q. Luslres, Satin stripes,
Algerlnes. Black A'Paca's
hiandarins, Plaid fg'd. do
Tblbet Cloths, Italian Lustres.
CLOTHS.
French Blk Bird cloths, French Blk Doe
skin Cassimeres,
F ench Brown and Green cloths, Taylor
stripe Cassimeres,
Drub and black Beaver cloths, Fancy cold
and strlp'd Cassimeres.
English blk and blue cloths, Plain and
striped sat nets.
Amer rican blk and blue cloths, Plain and
striped Tweeds.
Kantuckv leans, CoIderny. DC,
DOMESTIC GOODS, (bought before the rise)
Heavy Bio SheellBgs, bieached sheetlngs
Fine do do Bro aud Bleached Can
ton Flannels..
Bfo and Blue Drillings, TiekiHgs good
for Is pr yd.'
Battings, Wicklng, Cation yarn, Carpet
Warp, etc etc.
MUFFS.
Lynx, Fitch, Genet. Coney, Mountain
Martin, etc. efe. etc.
HATS & CAPS.
Fur, silk and NJ .lesl in Hats latest styles.
Silk Plush Opera Caps, Mohair Caps,
Cloth Opera Caps, Fancy Plush do
Cloth "Navy" do Fancy cloth caps,
double 'front.'
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Having retired from the Storage, For
warding and Commission business, would
cheerfulIy recommend !. BRArroN $50. to
the patronage O! my former friends and Gus.
toner's: J.G. McBElUE.
Ravenna. March, 1849. ls7tf.
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Fence Boards Wanted.

uTANTED IMMEDIATELY on subscrip.
w tion or Job WORK due this office q5
oak Boards ID feet in length aud inches ip
width, also, 100 Boards Of same length and
inches in width.
CHANLS.-A god assortment Brocha
y Shawis, of different qualities. Also.
Woolen Square and Long Shawls, just open
ed and for sale at very lo,O prices. at :,
Sept. 90. HOWELL & Cos. =
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FOURTEEN REsPECTABLE WITNESSES

certify that all the above statements Of B. Haskin ara
strictly in emery particular they being well acquainted
with him Tho Witnesses names as follows, namely:
Doet Thomas wioms one of the most respectable ply
sicians in Rome G. r. Broon proprietor OF the West
Rome Hotel Ed.osrd Hitchiags. Htehings Alsss
Hischiags, Jesse 7yos. Elisabeth 7yon, Henry eenrad
Ehssbeth conrad Pny Darrsp, John Ifyon Dskeh Iye.
BIssELL LEONARD, wholesale and retail dfuggiss Of
Rome certify that they acquainted with the said
Haskn and know and believe bis statement OF 20 30
I true. rt-.-.o3 BISSELL ~ iEoNAKD.
BRANTos INDIAN PURIFIER cures aH impure diseases
Of the beod. viz. Seald Head Salt Rheam, Rheaaasm,
Eruptsns Pmpes the Fsce, Piles Bles Ulcers Csstsee
ness Merciai Liver Complaint Paas n the Bse
Side and Limbs Rush of Blood to the Head &e.. &c.
FOR SALE BY
I.Swift, Ravenna; Gibbs & Day, Deerfeld; VIM
Dickinson, Randolph; Alden & Brush, Atwater
Francis Lewis. Palmyra; Painter & Co Wind.
lam; II. Beeeher, Garrettsville; J. w. Foster
Mantua; A. v. Horr, Shalersville; c. H. Kent,
Franklin Mills
II All letters and orders must be addresse to
Wallace s. Co, log, Broadway, New York.
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Nov. Z. ls4s.

WAR with Mexico Ended.
nRINTS- Fife n Thousand yards Of Prints
purchased mostly by the case and will
be cold by the piece or pattern at prices that
will astoalish the purchasers, by
r6vf7 ssss C, PRENTIqs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-12-31
ADYTNG WOMAN SAVED
CONSUMPTION cuREDi


We give the following cerifsats fact of cure, wheh
goes prove the power save life when the person
the very last stages of existence when Bran
Indian Pulmonary Balsam Is administered =
7o,sn Of Bollston Saratoga Co, NJ Y.ss. ZrBA DYKx
NAM being duly swon says: That in the winter OF s4s
deponens wife believed by her phycian and others to
dying with consumption Of the 1ungsi and deponent
believing that be the went Mr. John Waits store
IN the village Of Boson Spa to purchase cloth for shroud
aud other necessares to prepare his wife or burial after
she should die Deponent further that while he wasin
said was store he was persuaded BY the Proprietor Of
ing that if the dying be now past
much oppressed and distressed, the said medicine
would soothe and relieve her. and make the pillow Of
death easy. Deponent took the said medicine home
with him. together with the cloth he had purchased pre-
caused portion OF said medicine be administered
his wife, and his astonishnient it relieved her
She continued the of said medicine until she recov-
cred from her disease and has been able since t being
than three years to do the work. and attend to
all her household affairs and deponent verify believes that
through the blessing of the to health
of his wife the result of the curative and hculng e
e"'' '-'''' 80. -'".'' NBA DYKEMAN. Z
Subscribed and before this asth day Of April
is4s THOS. 6. YOUNG, Justice of the Peace
To,on of Balston Saratoga county, ". Y-ss. This Is TO
certify that and have been for many years well and
Intimately acquainted with the above named Zba Dykemsn
who is of most worthy and respectable citizens and
whose statements entitled to full credit and belief
THos G. YOUNG Justice of the Peace.
April %, ls4s.
Ton of Bastor Vilage of Bailston Spa-ss This is 10
Ziba byEeman are to my knowledge strictly true, and that
he has frequently since stated that Brants Indian
Balsam saved the life Of Mrs. Dykeman.
April 49, 184e. JOHN WAIT.
BRANTs PULMONARY BALsAM cures CoySUMP
TON Coughs Colds, Splitting Of Blood Bleed'Hs af as
Lungs Pain and Side NightSweats, Nervon.
Conpaints Pdipufion Heart Female Wcaknesses and
compaints Choiera fnfanun, Dysentey and summer Coas-
ploinfs. s.,
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BRANT'Se INDIAN
ULMONARY BALSAM

This Balsaa possesses the CLEANSING and purifying
of aboye-named PURIFYING EXTRACT and ass
possesses several other medicaons particularly and pee
harly adapted to cure COUGHS and cONSUMPTiONS.
heals and Ulcers the Lngs and elsewhere ntsna
l. readily and easily the Purifying Erfrset heals
and cures externally.
THOUSANDS of cures of the hopeless Consumption
fully prove its almost miraculous efficacy IN all diseases Of
the LUNGS, THROAT, and BREAST. =
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ANE HUNDRED OF Quinine,
" i2s Draubms Sulp Moi oiphine,
SO OF. Iodide De Potasse,
81 oz.zlodiae,
Is Ora Inns Strychnine, received b,
July / SWIFT.
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THINOIDINE AID Prec Ext. Bark ,tol
~ July 2. sale by l. SWIFT.
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Important motto,

Ravenna, Nov. 10, 1s49.
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Winder Paper, Wal Paper and Bordering
Also, an endless variety of other Goods
which we cannot find time 10 ennmerate
here, but respectfully lnviteyour candid and
careful examination before purchasing els
where. We feel confiden; that we can suit
your taste aud pocke,s.
S. A. & r. A. GILLETT.
Rayenna, e6th Oct. iS49.
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sV'OTTCE.
CIRCUMSTANCES not within my confrol
~ compel me to ask all those indebted by
note or otherwise, to call and settle and pay
up their respective dues, without delay.
s. nAY.
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Nsslef Aan sOn can raise them.
1aa. Teasmssna rkilarsas Iiasnsse.

VNANTED-lV,eoo lbs. o. Better for
w which we wilt pay one shilling pr.
pound, III Goods, al the lowest eash prices.
Nov raj. v HoHR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
DIED..

I'm Middletown, on Monday mor ing, after
q short illness, Benoui Weaver, n number ~
tho Society Of Friends, aged Oi yean. he
was , man much respected in society for his
moral and religious purity
In Fall River, IN sunday last, Franklin Hal
Ltl, son ofCSp,. Joseph }. and Maria >. Com
stock, aged year, month aud 10 days.
In this town, last Thursday night, MIR. Henry
s. Simmons, in the G5th year OF hls age
At the Maine Hospital, IN tins town, on
Mond, ~ the 9Th inst, John Williams (or Sikes)
a native of Wakefield, Yorkshire, England,
aged about 20 years.
In Warren, OF the 18Th inst Miller Barney,
Esq in the 10th year Of his age.
In Providence, 18th inst Charles V. Mcr-
rex, in the 5lst year Of his aye Mrs. Eliza
b., A. Smith, wife Of Guy q. smith, IN the
3ith year of her age; l6th Mrs. Candace Bow
ers. in the 18Th year Of her age John }. Hall,
aged 20 years.
lin this town, on Friday the 10Th inst, after
a short illness, Lydia Ann Lee, wife Of John
ii Barber, and econd daughter of tho late
William Lee, aged 81 years Distinguished
for her mental endowment, in the midst OF
lifa and usefulness, she about twelve years
ago, was suddenly prostra,ed by stroke o'
sang,ineous apoplexy, winch seemed 10 TX
cude her for years from her accustomed So
ceiy. During the past year she seemed re.
stored 10 all her Tecol llections and faculties and
the lamp of life seemed to burn more br. ght
than ever. Her sickness was short and heI
death sudden and unexpected, yet to her child
rem il may be some satisfaction 10 know that
they have had their excellent mother spared tt
them during their childhood. Her husband
can say on this Occasion with Job "Mc thing
rhieh / greatly feared, has come npon me, ana
that Of ,ohich / ,oaS ajraid has come unto me-"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25

II is indeed, a melancholy truth, that thou
sands fall victims e. consumption every ycar
from no other cause than neglected colds yet
We find hundreds, nay, thousands, who treat
such complaints with the greatest Indifference
and let them run on for weeks, and even months
without thinking Of the danger. Al first, 20,
have what you consider slight cough or cold,
you allow business, pleasure, or carelcssness u
prevent you from giving II any attention il then
settles upon your breast you become hoarse,
have pains in the side or ehes,, cspectorate
large quantities Of matter, perhaps mixed with
blood a difficulty OF breathing enSues, and
then you find your own foolish neglect has
brought on this complaint. II, then, you value
your lifo or health, be warned IN time, and don't
lrfe vith your cold, or trust TO any quack nos
lrum 10 cure you but Immediately procure n
bottle or TWO ofthat famons remedy, DR. WIS
TIERS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which
d, well known to bc the most speedy cure ever
known, os Thousands will testify, whose lives
have | cen saved by IT,
For Influenza il is the very best medicine in
the world. .
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on
the wrapper. "
Agent Tor Newport-R. J. TAYLOR.
Ia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
Bostln 10pfrtisenlfuts.
The Nat;0sal PsalMikt.
LOW ELL MASON A. q. J,M EDB

LONfLL MASON, Il G.. J.M EBB
y wv '"ll' "tiun oI thuIrb Mu-r. hy tie
IA Nul''rs "f The = lInGdel and Ii.yan So.
lr"ii ; N"liccuun.' H'siun A,odswy's Col
ir',i"r, y CDtihnn arm &c
" u !, - ,hr lai,fi, !, Is believed also IN be
mnc' h" h,si wrk oi ihesr popular nuibnr-
Enhfncug >uili"tni nnmhef / the sfamdatd
Oh Tunes ~ contains a Tefy l.rg. nmouu uf
NEW MUSIC, furnished or sel-ci.d expressly
for ~ pages by distinguished European aud
American cOmpUsfTs. by jIdit ious I, po-
graphic1l arrangement, ilie Publishers are tns.
blri 10 present much larger amount Of muthr
TIA" - usual ia s'mil "oIls IL contains
"s'r f,e hu,,d,cd iunrs. III ihs ufIous mctrcr,
and III Anlhrms. set Placer, Chants. a. -
a much greater number Of piccss, II 's believed,
lhW l. Contained in any "ih,r UcdSrn Coll G.
ton. 4 large number of VOCAL EXERCi-
SES are htlgi. prepared with great care, with
specml re!tfrbcc To the wants If Chuiis,
Schools, ~. Thee, will be found Il very val
rnhl, addition. .1'' 90
It The Au hors Possessed many nd, aniogcs IN
the compilation ni This worA--hnylng be.n for
miny years III the constant, nc Up, Of all the
best sacred music published IN G, rmany or Epx-
land, and also having received from diStin-
pulshed European as well as. American com.
poScrs, much Original Music De, ign. express
ly Tor it, pages sul'lrrht evidence OF, he mci.
il, ofthe F." P-almiSt' is found in Tho wide pop
rldrily and very extensive sale IT has air.adr
attained s.nre It's very recent PUBLICATION. Tbe,e
are believed To b. greater than have been enjoy,
ed by any Collection OF Church Nlsic ever
publlShe IN the country.
For sale ~ BooksrlbrS generally Phblish.
ed ty 1APPAN, WHlTTEMORES 4 MASON,
Booksellers and Siaioners.,
lliWashngion Il Rnston
! Also, published as above.-The CONGREa
GATlONAL TUNE BOOK, being seieet,on
Of The best md most popular tunes from lhs
National Psa lm.sl !" intended Tor Sunday
Schools, Congregations, vcStry Meetings, &c
FlRESiDE HARMONY, nm entirely new Col.
lection OF Glccs and Part Song., by WilIam
Mason. t .,
RUSSELL S GdtpsBtRy's popular sc
rie of HeudlhE Books now used IN more than
60ntownS, aud al other school books, in use.
aud stationary very low. sspt ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
Fiske Medical Prize QUESTIONS.

yuyHE Trustees of the Fiske Fund, consist
inr Of the President and two Vice Pres
dents of the Rhode Island Medical Society
viz; S. augustus Arnold, N. d., Of Pow
dcnce. Goo. Cupron, NJ. ID. OF Providence, and
Hiram Allen, NJ. ID. Of Cumberlond, at the and
nual meeting of the Society, held June ~, 1919,
announced that the premium of. Fifty Dollars,
offered 10y them In 1913 for tho best dissertation
an the subject Of
snip Fercr, so called, rs history and The bc'
mote of treatment,
| Had been awarded to the hor Of tho disscr.
tation Tearing the motto
PER ARDUA.'
And upon breaking the seal Of the accompany
| no packet. they learn that the successful compc-
TOR was Henry Grafton Clark, Nj. ID. of Bos-.
Oh. . 900
They propose the following suhjec's for 1919
Ist. The History Of Medical Deluions of the
present and former times.
ID hsiotic Cholera, its history, nature and
best motc oftrramcnt
! For the best dissertation on each OF these sub
jects the Trustees will pay the sum Of fifty dol
lars
| Dissertations with a mstto written thereupon
and also accompanied by sealed packet hay
! ing the same motto written upun the Outsid-
and with the authors name aud place of resi-
dence within must be transmitted free OF ex'
pense, To- ithcr Of the Trustees, on or before
the first Wednesday in May.
THOMAS II. WEBB, Sec 'ry.
Ifconvcnicnt, the dissertations may be addrcs
ed 10 Thomas n. Webb, Secretary OF The flsk'
a. und Trustees, Boston. Aug
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
FARM TO LET.

U,iIAT large aud valuable Farm IL Middle
town. Of which Sachuest Beach makes
part belonging 20 the heirs Of Nicholas raston,
deed i, offered to let from the 18th OF March
uct ID has on u large and FIRST rate barn
recently built, two good sheep houses and Other
buildings ~ good condition aud will have I"
le,., 400 load, ofmanure tobe lclt by the present
.t,oant 10 begin larmirg operations. Apply 10
ia ~ JOUN 4. TOWNSEND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
MARRIED.

In this towa, Oh Wednesday evening, b
Rev. Dir. Othemir, Henry =. Williams, Of
Taunton, Mass, and Ellen G.. Simpson, of this
Nown.
On the same evening. 10y tho same, David
Walls and Jane Thompson, 20 II of Newport
In Fall River on Sunday evening last, Mr..
Aaron Brow to Miss Deb"rah l.. smith, BOTH
tf Tiverton.
In Bristol, S,h inst, Mr.. PdcrPea to slS'
Eliza Appleby, ail,fB.
Ia Paulucket, seth nlt., Mr. Franc. Hogan,
of thl, town, 10 Miss Mary Ann Clinton, Of
Central Falls.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
NARMpop SALE. The subscriber sTcr

NARM ron SALE. The subsorlAprefer
for sale his delightful farm, located partly in
Portsmouth and partly in Mildlctown, contains
ing about ~ acres of exc client Land undcra high
state of cultivation, well walled. furnished with
now buildings, and supplied with good water
II also has Two orchards Of hnn Fruit Tres. u
ia sknoWn Ns the place from which the Bri,'th
Gen. Prescott was taken by the intrepid Ameri-
can Barton, during the Revolutionary War, and
made rri isoncr Of " not disposed Of ty the
10Th ot March. It will then be- sold at PUBLIC
AUCTION POI tctm. &c. apply 70 he sub
.cnbcr. JOHN 7 TiLLEY.
. Sept Gu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
GENTLE w wORDs"-LOVING SMILES

The sun may warm the grass to life,
The dew the dropping dover,
And eyes grow bright and watch the light
OfAutumn's opening hour
But words that breath" Of tenderness,
And smiles we know ale true,
Are warmer than the summer time,
And brighter than tho dew.
II is not much the world can give,
With all ito subtle art.
And gold aud gems ale not the things
To satisly the heart,
But oh, il those who cluster rsund
The altar and the hearth,
Have gentle words and loving smiles,
How beautiful is earth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-25
cour, oSProbu,c Of Newport, DC, 3 IsI9

Court of Probate OF Newport, Oct 3, I5I9.
HE Executors final account on the eslstc Of
4 SAMUEL CARR, late of Newport, deed.
was presented for allownnce.-The same "a re-.
civod aud referred for consideration toa Court
of Probate to be holden IN Newport, on the
irst Monday in November next, the 9th day Of
sad month at Q o'clock, a. m, and notice Is or
dercd 10 be gwen thereof by advertisement
three successive weeks in the Herald OF Tie
Times, for all persons interested to appear at
SAID time and place and be heard
I'll, 3w n. II. ROWLAND, Prob CIV.