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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28
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NOTICE.

gHE subscriber having moved his Soap aud
in Candle establishment from the stone build
on Broad street, TO the building on Shei
man street, formerly the old meeting house,
htted and used for a short time as q Soap
house, by Sanford Fell. where he has on
hand hard and soft Soap, mould and dipped
Candies OF equal quality TO any made in the
State or elsewhere. All Storckeepers furnish.
ed at the lowest prices and sent TO them free OF
expense. SILAS WARD,
Newport Dec. IL, IS4S. dSwlf
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An invention is announced to protec, banks
and shops from robbery. The moment the
rogues touch the lock, inside or ont, galvan-
ic battery knocks them down and rings , bel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

HEsERToSs FROM THE ApMY.-The deser.
tons from the army are alarming. Fifty
men deserted lately in one nigh, from JciTer-
son Barracks. The government will have TO
punish this crime with great severity. and the
sooner the order is issued the better.
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NFWDURG. June %

We learn that John Warren Carpenter,
Esq, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, died
at Saratoga Springs, Of cholera on Monday,
the 18th int. lie was the only son of Ben
Jamin Carpenter, Esq, Of this place, and aged
- years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

Lead Ore which will yield over IS per cent.
Of pure metal, is said TO have bccn found in the
neiehborhood Of Laudcrdalo Springs, in Ala
bama.
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Farm to Let.

VNHE Farm now occupied by Joseph Batcman,
L containing about 4S acres of excellent land
with privilege of Sea Weed, and the right of
selling stones and gravel n large and commo-
di"us dwelling house, which will accommodate
10 boarders a small h use for the tenant, with
suitable apparatus for cI,king; two large barns
and crib, with all Other cut buildings. For term
apply TO THOMAS J. PECKHAM.
Jan %. IT,
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Nv own New England Home.
BY W. II. cRANsToS,

A wandcrer in this western cline,
I've roamed its forests DER,
And walked at evenlide along
Lake Erie's quiet shore.
There's beauty in these noble trees
That tower to Heavens blue dome,
But yet. warmly, dearly love
My own New England Home.
love her ancient rock-bound shore,
Her granite hills so bold,
Her stony roads and silvery streams
More precious are than gold.
gaze upon these beauieous fields,
Where thousands yearly come,
But still, | would not give for them
My own New Ersl"nd Home.
The boun,eous harvests which they
Enrich the miser's store, (yie!d
But would sooner live in want,
Upon my sea-gir shore,
Than feel that here my life must pass,
Though wealth and friends should
For these eoaId not the idol bring, (come,
Ny own New Er gland Home.
Should honors gather DER my head,
And fame her chaplot lend
With all that man could ak on earth,
Or hope for to the end,--
would not give for all of these,
Though richer, far, 10 some,
That proud, time-honored heritage,
My own New England Home.
There's beauty in these western skies,
These lak,s, and fields, and streams.
Which I'LL poets rapturcd souI
With purcst, brightest CLEANS
Bat still love Ike scenes Of youth,
Where sleep my sircs in trust,
Ard would mingle mine within
New Eng'and's hallowcd dust.
CLrvELASD, ONO, June Il. 1871.
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Kinsley's Express.

Ey@s5E The Subscriber continues to run
THk-.zss an EXPRESS, from this place dailv,
6,y, 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
Cg,ee, No. II, Thames street, Newport, willmce,
with prompt attention.
dec 29tf RR KINSIry
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CiNCINATTI, June 90.

There were fo!ty-four inteimenls in this
city during the twenty-four hours ending at
noon to-day-of which thirry.fve were cases
of cho era. One cemetery is not reported
Business is dull-and the weather very
warm
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The great superiority OF Roberts Com
pound SarapaIilla over all other prep
aralions OF Sarsaparilla and Pills, is their con
Icentraied form, and purity of the sextract,
which, being combined with other vegetable
extracts. rcuder them the most purifying of all
medicines.
The peculiar virtues Of the Sarsaparilla root
have for long time attracted the attention OF
the medical profession and the public, and
great interest has been directed to the develon-
mentS of its medical properties. various syrup
TinctureS, and DecocionS have beer prepared
/ from it. all of which have been found to Goa
tam little or none of the valuable properties Of
the root Medical men are aware how slightly
! the root yields its virtues by maceration 10 wa
! er, and The imposSibilly of reiaiLing it when
repaired in Alcohol. Hence the great value
of The solid extract of which these pills are
prepared. One box OF the Compound Of Sar
Saparlla Pills contains more of the Sarsaparil
la than is contained in two bottles ofthe Syrup
usually used
The proprietor experimental for severa
years TO obtain from the root a solid extract.
which should possess all its valuable properties
in their most concentrated form, which he
combined into the form Of Pills, and has used
them in his practice with the most astonishing
success, and, at the suggestion Of many friends.
he now offers them to the public at a price
which makes them the cheapest medicine in
The world with the full assurance that they will
be found TO be the best medicine prepared.
The Compound Sarsaparila Pills are used
for the permanent cure Of those diseases which
arise from an impure state Of the blood and
morbid sercetons Of the Liver and Stomach |
viz ErySipeas, ScofHla or Kings Evil, Ul-
GERS, Scald Head, Obstinate Cnianeous Erup
tions, Blotches, BoilS. Pimples, Sore, Weak or
InHamed Eyes Glandular Swelliags, Rheumat-
ic Affections, Pains Of the Bones and Joints
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Asthma. Diarrhea Dysen.
terry, Coughs, Colds, Inflammation of the
Lungs. Influenza, Indigestion Headache, Jaun
dice General and Nervous Debility, FemaleI
Complaints, Bilious Diseases, and Diseases
arising from an injudicious use Of Mercury,
aud whenever medicine is required to purify
and invigorale the system.
They are n purely vegetable compound, and
may be used by persons of all ages. They are
pleasant TO the palate, and produce no nausea,
uneasineSs or gripping in their operation. Hun |
dredS of certificates could be gwen OF persons
who have used them with the greatest benefit. |
Purchasers will be particular to ask for " Rob |
erls' Compound Sarsaparilla Pills, and OBJ
serve that the wrapper on each box has fac
Similc Of the signature OF JOS. ROBERTS,
NJ. ID. No travelling agents appointed.
All applications for Agencies, and letters on |
the subject of the medicine. must he addressed 1
(poSi paid) 10 c. y. FAY, New York City. Gen
eral gent for the United States, British and
West India Provinces.
II. J. TAYLOR and c. q. c. HAZARD
Ageut for Newpon.
Aug 9 IS4S-ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

a patient in the Cincnaiti Cholera Hospii-
al was recently robbed Of hi, purse contain
lhs SIG by one Of The attending physicians
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28
N@DTGIN@Ss
DIR. ]. s. WOODS
ELIXIR r

OF SUBSTANTIALLY, ItLLOW DONN,
AND WILD CHERRY.
By far The Cheapea and Best Article Of The
Kind in The ,corid, formerly kno,cn as the
SARSAPAR ELIXI,
Come allye poor er acin,e ones,
Who've made your wills TO die,
Call back a portion ofthose funds,
And come to Dyer's and buy.
The propneiors ofihis Justly celebrated rem
edy having enlarged their bottles 10
MORE THAN ONE QUART,
and enclosed il in a new and splendid wrapper,
have decided to give it more comprehensive
name, indicating portion of the highly VAL
liable medicinal drugs of which it's composed.
It is prepared in scientific and careful man,
ner, by a regularly educated Physician and
Pharmaceutist in strict conformity with for
mula which
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28
ScrOfsIOus, NiercGriaI and Cnuta-
neOUS Diseases,

Jaundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
Disorders, Tumor in the Throat Swelling of
the Limbs, Salt Rheum, Bad tumors, Can
cerous Sores, Chronic Caarrh, Head ache
Nervous Irritation, Loss of Appetite, Liver
Complaint. CosiveneS|, weak and sore Som
ach. Ulcers and Sores Pain in The Bones
Rheumatic Affections, Erysipelas Eruptions on
the face, Kings Evil Languor, Debility Dig
illness, Sallow Complexion, Loss OF Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arise
from the abuse of Mercury, or from an impure
taini in the blood. no matter how acquired.
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N1IDI CIN3Sa
DIR. wARREN'S
SasaparilIa, Tomato and Wild Cherry
PHYSICAL b TIERS.
At5O cents Dcr Bottle.

COMPOSED of pure Spanish Sarsaparia
Oromaloes and Wild Cherry Bark, thne o.
II c most powerful, purifying and Strengthen
ing productions in Nature.
The extract here presented is preparep after
The directions given by The celebrated DIR.
Warren whose name 1 bears,and will DO found
superior to any preparation of the ared alteil
use. IL is highly conceniraIed-eb' DR. d
able and favored TO the taste. i'll be found
Sarsaparilla, Tomato, and Wkird now in
Ditters, have now become standaTirely yege-I
universally approved by Physicians as a safe
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

The Countess Of Blessington, q celebrated
novel writer, died m Paris on the 9th inst
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For Sale.
Middlclown, I'd Mo. 2i, If.
DANCING SCHOOL.

AFR. CAPRON respectfully gives motto.
VI that his Dancing School has commenced,
and the second Lesson will Q given on Thurs
day, May 10Th at > o'clock, L. vi. Class for
gentlemen at o'clock, Evening.
The hour for the afternoon School has been
selected in order t. accommodate Masters and
Misses who may attend Day School, and also
the Dancing School; those wishing to at
end should apply immediately. mays.
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YI@DI0IYtMS S.
The Vegetable Pulmonary
3 A = g A M ..

Tested By Tie Experience and Observation Of
Thousands, for uprdrds Of Iipenty Years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28
Female Complaints, Family Uses

For all Female Complaints, these Bitter.
will be found the most pure. delicate, pene
uating and effective medicine ever used. The
general directions, for various diseases which
we have already given, are proper lly applicable
to females, with this exception, that ladies ol
delicate constitution should modify them
slightly Unnecessary. Those suffering from an
obstruction or irregulary, should use them
freely, until nature is restored TO her proper
action.
Their warming, animating, and strengthen
ing qualities will be highly appreciated. They
eflectuaiy 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, lndiges-
tion Debility. feeble circulation Of the blood,
small Eruptons on the face, yellow or dingy
complexion, these bitterS are of inesllmable
value. II has been truly observed that beauty
of complexion is ,:Sble health and this can
only be obtained by keeping the blood, and in
ternal functions, in sound and healthy cOndl.
ZION. Beauty cannot exist Independent OF
health.
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To Let.

VN1E large and commojious Store, No 9j
L Thamcs-st, recently occupied Ivy J. NJ.
sherman possession given Immediately.
For terms, SC, apply to the subscriber in
Farewell street. ELIJAH SHERMAN.
apl11w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

RECOMMENDED by emf
nenl physicians as a ">aie,
convenient aud very efica-
cious Remedy j. as one that
wjlliot dissappoint the reason
able expectations oi,hose who
use it, and superior to any
other within their knowledge,
for Coughs, Colds and Con
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Pastor Of HudSon-st, VI. F.. Chur
RnrrrHnAM. 5. hcnecindy Co. n. Y.

ROTTERDAM, 81 henectady Co. y. Y.
DR.. J. 5. Wood-Dcar Sir-f ain anxious the
world should know ofthe extraordinary viItues
of your Sarsaparilla Elixir. Ny son has been
so very low with chronic humorS for the past
three years, that we had deSpaircd of his life for
more Than year past. tie was unab e o lie
in bed, his hip drawn up quite out of place, and
when moved his pains were ino'erable he
has had ii lanced three times, sometimes dis
charging more than quart and pint OF mat.
ter. He is fast improving under the use of
your Elixir. indeed the physicians, Or. Van
Engham and DR.. Kidder, say it is the very best
thing he can take. If he does without it = few
days he is much worse. but by its nse he i'm
proves very fast. Please let me have another
bottle, und oblge your grateful friend
SUSiNNAH FILKINS.
To whom it may concern.-lIavng made
use Of DIR. Woods Elixir Of Sarsaparilla and
also learned from him the Ingredient Of which
| it is composed, ] can most unheSiialngly say,
that | consider it the best preparation of.he
kind now in use, aud recommend it to the con-
sideration Of all persons in any way afflicted
with disease.
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For Children.

These Btters may be given according to 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
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28
CHURCH, NJ. ID.

Marshal. Nav 25, lSi7.
The Rev. s. Z. Raw,on, Of Albany worthy
divine, having heard much of the merits Of The
Eli yr, was induced to try il in general debility
and scrofula, and he considers it the best ar.i.
Gle ever offered TO the American people.
Albany, May &C. 1917.
DR.. Wood procured one bottle Of your
excellent SarSaparlla Elixir, and having used
n part Of it, am ready 10 say that consider il
the best article for persons debiitated and OF
ScrofulouS habits ever offered to the American
people. II. r. RAWSON
Rev. P. NJ. Hitchcock. Pastor Of the Wash
ingioust. Nj. F.. Church ofthiS city, has known
of many cases cured by using DR.. Woods
Elixir, and from personal knowledge says it is
a safe and most valuable medicine.
Albany, May 90. ls47.
Dr.. J. s. Wood-Sir take great pleasure
in saying that your Sarsaparilla Elixir has
produced very evident and beneficial effect
upon my wife. She has for more than seven
years past been in feeble state of health, her
nervous system has been very much excited
and deranged, and from a child has been
troubled with scrofulouS humor, she has now
nsedtwo bottles Of your SarSaparilla ELIXIR and
has derived great benefit from it,
From whatl have witnessed and know of its
happy effects can confidently recommend il
as safe, pleasant and most valuable medicine
p. NJ HITCHCOCK.
NDr. Woods Sarsaparilla has cured more fe-
male complaints the last year than perhaps all
other medicines put together in the vicinity
where II iSknowD. II is not To be expected thai
heir certificates could all be published We
trust the following, from Mr.. Myers, of Troy
will satisfy the most incredulous
Troy. June g. lSI7.
DR.. Wood-Dear Sir In justice to you, aud
N accordance with my duty to the public, l am
constrained to add my testimony in favor OF
your valuable medicine the SarSaparilIa Elixir.
NV wife has been for many years in a very de-
'iitated state Of health, accompanied with
weakness and pains in the loIns. bearing down
pains, indigestion, and a total arrangement OF
he nervous system, so as to be quite unable to
attend TO domestic affairs, and sometimes con-
ined TO her bed. She has now taken . bottles
,f your Sarsaparila Elixir, and her health isl
'etteT than II has been for many years before.
She considers herself nov well, and we believe
wholly so, through the providental agency OF
'our Sarssparilla Elixir. J. NJ. MYERS,
X. X. Engineer, &c
Sold wholesale and retail by WOOD. IN ON
7 co 33 South Pearl street, Albany. and byI
Druggists generally throughout the States aud
canadas.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for 50.
CHARLES DYER, Jr. Wholesale Agent
v and ~ WeStminster-St., Prudence.
G. g. G. HAZARD, Agent Tor Newport
Z. ]. mar. l3, Tyr
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CoLERAIsE, Mass, Nav 30,

CoLERAINK, Mass,, Way 81, 1915.
Messrs. Uovey-I must acknowledge that
my previous convictions that Heaves could
not be cured, have been entirely changed, for
in a severe case Of Hcaves and bad Cough, the
use OF only one box of your Powders accom-
plished prefecture, and now, three months
since, my Horse shows no indications ofl Is
ease, Yours &c, EDWARD FISH
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Nt@DIGTW@Ss
NEWEN GLAND
HEAVE POWDERS
A Safe, Speedy and Permanent Cure for
MEAVES, TIIlCK.WIND,
Chronic, Cough Colds, Horse Disf(mper, an
all diseases which muolre The Respira-
tory Organs ofMe Horse.

~ THIS VALUABLE REM.
M E,~N LIZ EDY, which has met so warm
MH Vk a reception, is The result OF
,e.SnAkN. several years close applica-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-05

HAIL CoLuMB1A.--Among the letters
of excuse for non-att enhance received by
the Committee Of Arrangements for the re-
cent Franklin Festival in New York, was
one from "Old John, a father of the press.
He relates the following incident in bis
early life:
One day had got TO be foreman in the
office Of the Philadelphia Gazette, an even
ing paper; piece Of poetry came in at a
late hour, and, as was supposed, was
all SET up. But just as we was going to
press, it was discovered that the copy was
written on both sides, and that we had O.
mitted half. BY dint of grea. scratching
we got the remainder up in pretty good
time. The piece Of poetry has made con-
siderable noise in the world since that day.
1t was the song Of "Hail Columbia" in
the original manuscript Of the author j Judge
Hopkinson.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-05

Mr. Hannsgnn's Nomination.--Lstter
from Mr. Webster. Among the many ru-
NOR. which have been flying about recent.
", was one in relation to Mr. Webster and
the confirmation Of Mr. Hannegan's nomi-
nation. Il was stated that Mr. Webster
had solicited Mr. Polk to nominate Mr.
flanagan for Minister to Berlin. The fol-
lowing letter from the Massachusetts Sem
ator himself, which we find in the Tri.
bune, puts the accusation,to rest:
WAsHINGTor, March IL, 1849.
.My Dear Sir:-I have received your
letter of the 10th, respecting Mr. Hanns-
gan's appointment as minister 10 Russia.
That appointment can have surprised no.
body more than il surprised me. The Sen.
ate having completed all its business SUP.
posed, left the Senate chamber between
six and seven clock, on Sunday mornin~.
the 4th or March. had never heard 4.
syllable oftany intentionof nominating Mr.
Hannegan as minister TO Russia, Or FOR a.
ny other office; and supposed it certain thu,
no nomination, Of any kind, would be sent
to the Senate after that hour. . 1850
When I-heard, the next day, that Mr.
flanagan had been nominated toa Fore
eign Mission. and that the nomination had
been confirmed, AZ once eoniradicied, ID.
saving that had beer in my seat everv
moment through the whole Of tie session
on Saturday and Sunday night and until
broad daylishtson Sunday morning when
the Senate was about breaking up, and (
had heard nothing Of such nomination.
| look upon this nomination, under the
circumstances, as one OF the most disrep,-
table proceedings recorded in the history
OF the Government.
/ am, with much respect y our OBJ tsery't,
ress DANIEL WEBSTER.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-05

The METHODIST CHURCH PRopERrY.
The Baltimore Annual Conference unan-
imously passed resolution authori<ing
and recommending that the property ques-
ton, in dispute between the Northern and
Southern branches Of the Church, be SUBJ
mitted to arbitration. Should the other
annual conferences follow the example and
1t seems to be generally expected that they
will, the constitutional difficulty will be
removed Missouri Republican.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-05

SUFFERERS BY THE FLooD.-The per-
sopswho have suffered most by the late
disaster on the river (says the Chicago
Democracy are owners Of canal boats, from
thirty to forty Of which were destroyed in
the crash. Many Of the owners of these
had expended their little all in their con-
struction, and even borrowed money to
finish what they had commenced.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-05

CHOLERA IN New ORLEANs.-Thef fine
steamer Josiah Lawrence, Capt. Sacke,t
arrived last evening from New Orleans,
which port she left with 600 passengers
anda cargo of freight, on the 2lst inst
We are indebted to the obliging clerk for
papers of the 2lst; also for delivering a
package forwarded to us from Cairo, by
Messrs T. j. Smith g. Co. H.
We are under obligations to Mr. ]. M.
Cannon, ofthis city, who arrived from N.
Orleans on the steamer Josiah Lawrence
last evening. for late New Orleans papers.
Mr. G.. thinks that the cholera is pre-
vailing 10 greater extent in New Orleans
at present, than at any period during the
winter. essf "a. f.,= 4r a,- rs
The Lawrence brought up large nrm-
Der OF passengers, fourteen Of whom, no
were on deck, Mr. C. reports to have died
Of cholera on the passage.-[st Louis Tn
ion. ra s. =, 80 ,.g-s ,g,,t
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

How Swift, Alas the Moments Fly!
BY JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
How swift, alas! the moments fly!
How rush the years along
Scarce hero yet gone already by
The burthen Of a song.
Sec, childhood. youths and manhood pass,
And age, with furroWed brow;
Time was-time shall be--but alas!
Where, where in time is now?
Time is the measure but Of change;
No present hour is found.
The past, the future, fill the range
Of times unceasing round.
Where then is now? In realms above, al
With GODS atoning lamb,
In regions Of eternal love,
Where sits enthroned LAM .fan
Then pilgrim, let thy joys and fears,
On time no longer lean; &EZ IA
But henccfoI tn all thy hopes and fears,
From earth's affections wean.
To God let grateful accents rise, iyst
With truth, with virtue, live;
So all the bliss that time denies, ~
Eternity shall give. rs.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-05

Some twenty-eight or nine Of the ,ner-
chants, shippers, and hotel keepers of Ke-
oknk have demonstrated against the pack
cts plying between that place and St Louis
arriving at and departing from their land
ing at such unreasonable hours. They
pledge themselves not to ship, travel on,
nor IN any manner encourage or patronize
them, unless they will change their hours
of departure to some time in DAYLIGHT.