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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-14

OUR CHARGE AT RoME.--Our diplomatic
agent in Rome finds himself in very strange
position he was commissioned to the Pope,
as the head of the Roman government, but on
his arrival in Rome he finds Rome without a
Pope, and The government changed TO De
mocracy And it appears that he has had no
instructions how to act in such an emergency
whether to follow the Pope to Gaeta, or tc
present his credentials to the new triumyirs o
Rome. AS these changes are daily and unex
pcclinely taking place in all the European
governments, our ambassadors and charges
should be sent abroad with special instructions
10 acknowledge any authority they may hap
pen TO find in being. Or, their credentials
should be addressed so as 10 meet any emer-
gency, as for instance "To the Emperor OF
President Of Russia, &c, &c Miss Fuller,
tho Ron an correspondent Of the Tribune in
one Of her late letters, says:
Mr. Cass, the Charge Of the United States,
stays here without recognizing the Govern
ment. OF course he holds no position at the
pIcSeHt tIut c1h cHtaoie MN W aCs iof us'-
besides it gives us pain that our country, whose
policy it justly is to avoid physical interference
with the affairs Of Eorope, should not use a
moral influence. Rome has, as we did,
thrown cG 4 government no longer tclerable ;
she has made use of,he suffrage 10 form an.
other; she stands on the same basis as our
selves. Mr.. Rush did US great honor by the
ready recognition Of principle as represented
by the French Provisional Government had
Mr. Cass been empowered to. do the same, our
country would have acted nobIy, and all that
is most truly American in America would have
spoken to sustain the sckened hopes Of
Europe"E Democracy.
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Washington dispatches state that the Secrc-
tary of the Navy declines publishing the dcs
patches just brough, from California.
1t is said that they refer principally to pri
yate matters connected with the Pacific squad
ron, and that they contain nothing in relation
TO the organization of a government for Cali
fornia.
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Az ACCOMPLISHED MIsisTxr.-Iron.
George y Marsh Of W., who is the success
ful candidate for the mis,ion ai Consl aniinople,
is The only man amcne al the applicants who
can read, write and speak Turkish.
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Farm to Let

N1E Farm now occupied by Joseph Bateman,
L Containing about ~ acres of excellent land
with a privilege of Sea Weed, and the right Of
selling stones and gravel large and commo-
iious dwelling house, which will accommodate
10 boarders. a small ,use for the tenant, with
suitable apparatus for cooking; two large barns
and crib, with all other out buildings For terms
|apply Ito THOMAS J. PECKHAM.
Jan. 2J tc
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EXCEEDINGLY AscIEsr LITERATURE.
Morrison mentions dictionary in the Chinese
language of lO,o 900 hcroglyphical characters.
as having been compiled 1900 years before
Ebri l.
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Sr. LOUIS, June s.
The number Of deaths for the week ending
yesterday, was 40, of which rs were o.
cholera. The less by the steamboat San
Francisco is ascertained to be four killed.
The mate Parker is recovering
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Read the folio wing terrible
bnrn of m child.

H From the Merchants Ledger, published in
the City of New York, July Ilth, iel7
II IL is often duty we owe to society, par
tcularly in these times of very great decep-
ton, to testify publicly and voluntarily to such
things as come under our own positive obser-
vaton.
/ To tins end, as well as in gratitude to the
inventor Of Dalley's Pain Extractor, we would
state, that child of ours. about fourteen
months old, fell upon red hot cooking stove
n iriklng il with both arms near his elbows and
falling upon his knees) continued TO hang,
with his hands, having caught IN the boiler
the cover being OFT at the time, till the flesh
oil the arms and hands was near entirely taxi
en- of and the cords Of the wrist were nearly
burnt osunder. Being sent for in haste, We
drove for box OF Daley'S Pain Extractor,
and before it could be applied it was thought
\ that the child must die, his writings OF in
Ttense agony were 80 great. In twenty minutes
after the application was made, no slept and
lltlle or no pain was afterwards felt, except
tlchings and the dressings. In about three
weeks all was iwell, and no contraction Of the
words or even scar is now tobe seen.
C Having watched its almost miraculous oper
aons in this tender case, with that intense
care and anxiety that alone fills a parents
breast, we do know that life and death hung
upon moment, and feel that IN extreme ca
ses of this kind, our ALL yea almost life itself
should be gwen for box of this Pain ExtIac-
TOR, in preference 10 all else,
A CHILD BADLY SCAIDEO.
| The following from George f.. Pomerov
Esq, the well known proprietor Of the Tx.
press. speaks for itself OF the Importance of the
Pam Extractor TO every Parent.
Mr.. DALEY, 'F' :
! My Dear Sir; With feelings of no ordina
Iry pleasure address you in relation to the ben
ht have received from your invaluable Pain
Extractor. Lately my little daughter, 6 years
| old. had pitcher Of boiling water turned into
her boSom her screams were dreadful, 50 that
Gro vi instantly gathered before the hutiSc to
learn The cause OF the terrible screams. 1tore
her clothes aSundcr, and soon spread on your
Salve, and she was carried and lai upon a bed
She was soon relieved from her pains, and
! says, MA, .ecl as i'll could laugh" ard was
soon IN sweet sleep She was scaldcd to a
/ blister from the top of her shoulder over more
l than halt her chest and round under her arms !
On The shoulder and breast il was very deep,
yet, from the first hour, She complained only
when it was dressed. Tho sore healed rapid
| ly. and there is no contraction of the muscles
! lnow keep pot Of your ointment with linen
ever ready at haCd that any one may reach it
nj any momeni in case of need and from the
signal benefit We have received could not
obtain another box, I would not part with
the po have on hand for one hundred dollars
1 with my wishes, my dear sir, from your
success in the sale ofthiS might article.
4 lam yours, with respect,
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Dalley's Animal Galvanic Cure
All

Ills invaluable article, has lately been
discovered by the same mao whose
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
has performed and is daily performing such
wonderful Cures.
The Animal Galvanic Cure All has cured
Bone SPAWN, Poll Evil, Stamours, Sprains,
Calls, Grease, Sores and Bruises.
y1r Soc printed Pamphlets, and read the
testimony therein contained
Owners Of Horses and valuable cattle give
the Galyanic Cure-All one fair trial. and my
word for H. you will never be without II after.
wards. X. II. HAZARD, Agent for New
port
Feb 2w.
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Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces,

MAY ALWAYS be found at the subscriber,
lVl Of most approved patterns, and set with
care, and warranted 10 work well. Also, Tin
aud Sheet Iron Ware on hand, with other arti
Gle. usually kept at such store. Tin, Copper
aud Sheet Iron work made TO order. Orders
solicited opposite x. |. Union Bank
WIN. BROWNELL.
Oct 4, i5is d}wlf
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Kinsley's Express.

c%EzHl The Subscriber continues to run
siaiflf-1n2 an ExPREss, from this place, daiiy,
by which packages, &c, may be forwarded and
delivered, by faithful men, to any part Of the Uni
ted States. All orders and packages left at the
Office, No. II, Thames street, Newport, willmee,
with prompt attention.
dec 29tf r. d. KINSLEY.
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NIIDIGIMEGa
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
Burns and ScalslS.

NEVER in a single instance, since irs first
" introduction by me in 1889, has this un-
rivalled Ointment failed to cure the Worst
Burns and Scalds, aud what is of vast impor-
tance, especially to Girls-it heals the wounds
without Scar! The pain and suffering that
may be saved-(and in extreme cases, life it.
self by prompt application of my genuine
Extract, sought to make it an inmate Of every
family.
! It's effects are instantaneous when applied
to Burns and Scalds il cools and draws ou,
the fire and pain in few minutes, and this
constitutes the difference between my genuine
Dalley's Extractor and the counterfeit articles
Counterfeit Extracts irritate and increase the
pain.
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GEO. T.. POMEROY.
PILES!

This distressing disease so prevalent and
difficult, 10 cure, invariably yeal- to few
thorough applications Cf my Extractor. But
il must be distinctly understood, it must be
Daley'S Extractor, the original and only genu-
inc article, procured at my own Depot Ais
Broadway, New York or from my authorized
Agents will not hold myself responsible for
the effects Of any other Extractor, for am too
well acquainted with the danger-attending the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-14

O,.Twclve hundred dollars has been appro.
priated for the celebration of the fourth o.
July, in Providence.
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TO MOTHERS OF FAMILIES.

1t may with truth be said, that there is
scarcely family of small children to be found
but where accidents sometimes do occur amp
that these accidents principally comprise
Burns. Scalds, Cuts, Wounds and Bruises
To this category Of accidents may be added
and as general complaints to which children
are subject
WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES, RHEU
MATISM, ERUPTIONS, SORES,
SWELLINGS. AND INFLAM.
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California /! /!
NOTICE.

YNIIE subscriber having moved his Soap and
l. Candle establishment from the stone build
ing on Broad street, to the building on Shel
man street, formerly the old meeting house,
fitted and used for a short time as a Soap
house, by Sanford Bell, where he has on
hand hard and soft Soap, mould aud dipped
Candles Of equal quality TO any made in the
State or elsewhere. All Storckeepers furnish.
ed at the lowest prices and sent 10 them free ol
expense. SlLAS WARD.
Newport, Dec. IL, 1913. d&wtf
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For Children.
| SarsapnriIIa, Tomato and Wild
II Cherry ISittcrS.

Are entirely unrivaled for the cure oftoe
diseases before enumerated. They are ofuni-
versal use in New England and highly ap.
precia,ed b, all classes of people.
The price of this extract is ONLY so cents
per bottle yet it is SO highly concentrated that
one bottle will last longer and do more good
than any dollar article in use.
d F 'BRADLEE d SON, 100 Washington
street, Proprietors Of the above valuable medi-
cine.
AGENTS--Newport, r. J. TAYLOR
Bristol, Briggs & Day. Warren, w. II. Du-
val. Providence, J. Wadsworth, and dealers
in medicine generally throughout New Eng
and Oct IL, 1913. 1y.
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Gen waddy Thompson Of Sosf' Cus -
formally Munster to Mexico, is'
for the M.atsn mission
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Read the following distressing
case Of Piles cured

w Jenkins, Esq, Of Columbus, Ohio, Sec
relary Of the Ohio Insurance Company, who
was taken to New York in extreme debility,
with piles, TO have an operation performed BY
the celebrated DR. Mott, as the only chance to
save his life, accidentally heard oftbe Pain ES-
tractor, states, "for years my disease de6ed
medical skill and grew worse, until life be.
came intolerable. As soon az commenced
using this Salve, rested in bed Tor the night,
the first time in many months. the frequency o
the discharges abated, in few weeks the dys
entefic secretion was entirely suppressed and
wher internal pcases of long stanngdi
| Il vie enlargeme have become permanent,
and u produce helthy action Immediately,
lhavgradually and certainly effect cure. 1
whe the most unheSitating confidence, proved
by my own experience, and from several cases
msoere have recommended trial" II give.
~ pain.
For further particulars respecting cures per.
formed, and for general directions, refer 10
INV printed pamphlet. a. DALEY, inventor
ana Proprietor Of the original and only cenu-
inc DALLCYS MAGICAL PAIN TX.
TRACTOR.
nepot-tl5 Broadway, New York.
SNoTlCE.-l have no n cnts in New York
lly, 10 sell my article.
". R. HAZARD, Agen, for Newport
Fcbl5V.
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DRY GOODS Sc
JEWlTT L. PRESCOTT'S
DIRECT APPEAL.

All Purchasers Of Shawls
AND
SILK GOODS
INTHE NEW ENGLAND STATES !!
The Proprietors of the we'll known
Silk and shawl store,
NO. ,, MILK STREET.
AFEw STEPS FROM WASHINGTON STREET.
BOSTON,
Have received, per late arrivals from Europe,
500 Packages Of
New Shawls, Silks, Visites,
Mantillas, &c,
From which any LADY or GENTLEMAN can
make selection at the
Very Lowest Wholesale Prices,
by the Single Shawl, Dress Pattern, or in
Larger Quantities.
We have, at the present time, an Incompatible
assortment Of
CASHMERE, BROCHE AND VIENNA
Long and Square ShNwIs,
In new and splendid patterns;
BLACK SILK SHAWLS,
Large sizes and best qualities;
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLe,
Plain, Damask, Figured, and richly Emhroidsr-
cu oi every quahty anu Pficc'
Thibct Wool Shawls,
In black and fancy colors;
Plaid Wool Long & Square ShawIs,
Imported Styies-.and also. Choice Patterns,
from the Celebrated Bay State Mills.
Another such assortment OF Shawls cannot DO
found elsewhere, and we offer every article fresh
from the Manufacturer, at only one small profit
over the cost Of importations.
Splendid BrOcade Fig'd Silks.
Rich Cameleon Plain and Corded Silks.
Narrow, Striped and Plaided Styles, in beat
tiful Colors.
Thirty different kinds of fBLACK SILKS,
with rich luslrcs, and made from pure boiled
Silk, We urge as one great inducement, that all
| Six Goods and Sianis found at our Establish
ment are FULL SIZES, MucH Wider, and BETTER
QUALITIES than any other firm can offer, as We
intend to know The make and history Of every ar
| icle sold on our counters. We have also,
Paris Visitcs, MantilIaS and Sacks,
an elegant new patterns, some Of which arc richly
trimmed and embroidered. Also good
| assortment Of
BOmbazincs, AlpacCas and Velyets,
which, like our Shawls and Silk Goods, are Of
fcred in large or small quantities, at prices
that must be gratifying to the Purchaser.
Every STRANGER visiting Boston can eI-
anime our Stock with Little Trouble and Ne
Expense and cannot know what
constitutes good assortment until
they have visited tho
Milk Street Silk and Shawl Store,
No. ,, Milk Street,
A few steps from Westinghouse.
Boston April 5, 3m.
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MMENDED by emf
nent physicians as a "saie'
convenient and very eilIca-
cious Remedy j. as one that
will l OF dissappoinl the reason
able expectations oithoSe,. who
use il, and superior 10 any
other within their knowledge
for Coughs, Colds and Con-
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DANCING SCHOOL.

Mr.. CAPRON respectfully gives notice
Nl that his Dancing School has CONNIE ncod,
and the second Lesson will lie given on Thurs
day, May 10th, at 5 clock, I. M. Class for
gentlemen at o'clock, Evening.
The hour for the afternoon School has been
selected in order to accommodate Masters and
Misses who may attend Day School, and also
the Dancing School; those wishing to at
ten6 should apply Immediately. mays.
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INGDIGIM@Ss
The Vegetable Pulmonary
3 A = s A M &.

Tacd by The Experience and Observation Q
Thousands, for p,eards Of I@entV Years
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Yl4DIGIYtMSs

COMPOSED of pure Spanish SarSaparlo
" Tomatoes and Wild Cherry Barks, three OF
lie most powerful, Purifying and strengthen
ing productions in Nature.
The extract here presented is preparcp after
the directions given by the celebrated DR..
Warren, whose name / bears, sand will b9 found
superior to any preparation of the ared alerl
use. Il is highly oncentrated-eb,alcd Ord
able and Favored to the taste. Ill be found
Sarsaparlla, Tomato, and Wkind now III
Bttcrs, have now become StandarirclY vege-
universally approved by Physicians as safe
,pcedy and pnecIual remedy for
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DUCK g. BOLT ROPE.

JUST Ireceived and arc now opening at
FRENCH'S BONNET SALOON, large
assortment of Questionable Bonnets OF all kinds
which will be sold at the very lowest prices.
anl.l IRA
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COCCESIIiLL 4 BL!SS'S
PATENT
co OKING Il ANGE

VNHE subscriber invites the attention OF the
1 public to tins new and beautiful Cooking
Range, recently introduced by the late firm Of
CoggcShall IL Bliss. 1t contains five boilers
four of which may be converted into two, by
taking out a cross piece, and thus will admit o
two large boilers at the same time. II also con-
tainS an Oven l2inches wide by 81 deep, which
cannot be surpassed for baking.
Also constantly on hand all kinds of Parlor
Office and Cook Stoves, Tin Ware, &c. &c.
Aug 3. WM III. BLISS.
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SARsAPARILLA ELIXI,

Come allye poor eTaciate ones.
Whove made your wills 10 die,
Call backa portion ofthose funds,
And come to Dyer'S and buy.
The propretors oflhis justly celebrated rem
edy having enlarged their bottles TO
MORE THAN ONE QUART,
and enclosed il in new and splendid wrapper
have decided to give it a more comprehensive
name, indicating a portion of the highly val
liable medicinal drugs of which tits composed
II is prepared in a scientific and careful man.
ner, by a regularly educated Physician and
Pharmaceutist in strict conformity with for
mula which
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To Let.

NIE large and commodious Store, No. %
J. Thames-st, recently occupied by J. NJ.
sherman posse ssion given Immediately.
For terms, &C., apply to the subscriber in
Farewell street. ELIJAH SHERMAN.
apl1.lw.
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ScrOfuIOuS, Mcrcurial and Cauta-
ncOus Diseases.

Jaundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
Disorders, Tumor in the Throat, Swelling OF
the Limbs, Salt Rheum, Bad Humor'.' Can
cerous Sores, Chronic Catarrh, Head.ach
Nervous Irritation, Loss Of Appetite, Liver
Complaint. CoSliveness, weak and sore Som
ach, Ulcers and Sores, Pain IN The Bones
Rheumatic Affections, Erysipelas Eruptions OF
the face, Kings Evil Languor, Debility Diz
illness. Sallow Complexion, Loss OF Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arise
from the abuse of Mercury, or from an impure
taint in the blood, no matter how acquired.
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WIDICIMGls
DIR. ]. s. WOODS
ELK r

OF sARSAPARlLLA, YELLOW DOCK,
AND WILD CHERRY.
By far the Cheapest and Best Article Of Me
kind in Me worH, formerly knopn as the
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Female Complaints, Family Uses


For all Female Complaints, these Bitter
will be found the most pure. delicate, Pene
tratng and effective medicine ever used. The
general directions. for various diseases, which
we have already given, are properly applicable
10 females with this exception, that ladies' oi
delicate constitution should modify them
slightly, Unnecessary. ThUSe suffering from an
obstruction or irregularity, should use them
freely, until nature is restored to her proper
| action.
! Their warming, animating, and strengthen
| ing qualities will be highly appreciated. They
etfectually remove nausea, heartburn, nervous
irritation headache. swelling OF the feet and
limbs, &c, and impart a light, vigorous and
healthy feeling to the whole system.
To Ladies afflicted with Dyspepsia lndlges-
ton Debility, feeble circulation OF the blood,
small Eruptons on the face, yellow or dingy
complexion, these bitters are Of inestlmable
value. 1t has been truly observed that beauty
of complexion is ,!sibe health and this can
only be obtained by keeping the blood, and in
ternal functions, in a sound and healthy condl.
ton Beauty cannot exist independent OF
health.
For Children.
These Bittcrs may be given according 10 the
directions, in doses adapted TO their age, with
perfect safety and good effect They are the
\ most natural medicine that can possibly be used
and may Justly be pronounced an inestimable
! Innactip hlpSSino
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Cough. Colds, Horse Dist,mper, an
all diseases wLich inrolre The Respira-
torn Orpans of The Horse,
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THIS VALUABLE REM

ii ,w~Y u EDY, which has met SO warm
lXT a reception, is the result OF
sNnAaARsseveral years close applica'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-03

the niher. -eing. epr.sent Nc seen thing tina
has rxisienee. This Admin sirst has pndes
any nes entrsc,r4l any d-hi that mike
saw additional taxes NJ sddi'ioaal lans TIM
deficiency i s,elv the cresin Of the late Adlunis fai'n
Of which the -" nin' The organ and is still The
prs'. sad hens the neglect Of IN hing provision for >
contingency which strel them IA HE face and which.
unless binder than berties. they mnst have infesran
The cream II tie jpke. hpweYsr Is thai The Dnrn
fad historical rafsIl. g. this pretended lfcfra'r II
expenditure by the pfesenl Administration IA The ipio"
inr siairtneni:
. II viii b. remembered that pnr 10 The coming IN 81
the Harrison Adnuisirs'iun 10 ISL Ds'nucrate CON-
gress the preceding made anipl. provision by
way af Appropriated ff all necessary and fessanahla
D. ndttnfes II 80 t,vernpenf fr She wear ensuing
yer al the 'xra ses~'a tse expenditures afgsls
Increased and the burdens 81 liz ple rendered stii
more oner'as bs The hig maj1nty Of The hard cider
CnnQreSs.H
Rcsahi The Democratic Congress which expired in
htfrh. 1911. made snplo appropriations FOR the nercs
AIRY expenditures ofihe year following II, esil Very
we'll They did spare The appropriations hui they,
Ike the last aduin,ffat,n uni TED II provide The
q uieei heir otea orl.endtnes To make up the de
icisncy wh,rh they themselves had creaed. They
away (Iike ras fun an empty bsrn) from 1feasu
which hslf inpruyidenee had utterly exhausted.
saving the Succeeding Wing Admins uGder The
eees.ily. within the first month II existence. Of call
'e Congress 'ogeher enable II tn The disgrace
National bankruptry which whilst in powef the
democratic Administration ioak g. guard A.
si8sI. The moral II The historical iHsirdtion by
sneiAbe contemporary. therefore, far be-
Stfaccd from u. y. thal IN essential particulars (snii
s5mf! one D.inocfac Administration is very much
he another,