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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Shaker Fluid Extract of Vslerian. This Pre-
psration 10 no Compound II a mere extract
Of the most ssiivo properties Of the Valerian
Root, by process known only to the Shakers
Of Enfield, N. H., and recognized by Professor
Augustus A. Hayes, Stale Assaysr of Masss-
cbusetts.
Roxbury, January q 1649.
Messrs. Edward Brinley, Il Co.
KIND FRIENDS My ogc will bo an apology,
hope, for troubling you with statement the
benefits have derived from the Fluid Valerian
so kindly sent me by you. For a long time,
through increasing years, my health has failed
me, and dropsical affection seemed to settle on
my Lungs. d'priving nc at nigh, Of my proper
rest. Oh aiming no relief tried the Valerian
you sent me, although had used Smith "
Perry's with hardly any benefit. To my great
/ omfort soon found that what you sent me
/ produced the most quiet and tranquil sleep
sparing mo from all distress, and making my
Weakening clear and refreshing.
II therefore feel that this medicine will be the
great comfort Of my declining years and
trus, all persons who by age are deprived o.
natural rest or are suffering under nervous az
iecl'ons willtry this sejicins, and am salts
fed they viii find nsuch a blessing as never tC
be without II ny their bedside, or in their sick
chamber. or recommending II 10 their friends
who may suffer by slcepiesspess and watkins
nights MARY r. RICHARDSON.
D-EDWARD BRINLEY q co, Boston
Sole hgcn,s
X. n. HAZARD-Assn, for Nevpor
oc' ~
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Thur sddy, Oct. lS.

NAPoLEos's TOMB AT ST. HELSNA In
the course of the afternoon was favored with
numerous anecdotes Of what had occurred a,
the tomb Of Napoleon within Mr.. Carrolls rec.
election. l was amused al an ascount o.
an iIrascble Frenchmsn Who conceived him
self insulted by a Yankee. Though such an
anscdote must lose in the repetition, shall
give it as nearly as possible in the language Of
the narrator. An EnglishmSn soms years
since visited tho tomb, and indi,ed in the reg.
later a verse on the ex emperor 10 this effect
Boney was great man,
A soldier brave and true,
But Wellington did lick him at
The field Of Waterloo.
This was not in very good taste, not exactly
such an allusion as an Englishman should be
guilty Of at the tomb Of a conquered foe
Nevertheless, i. contained indispu,able truths.
A Yankee visited tie tomb soon after. De-
,ermined to punish the braggsrt for so illiber-
al and unmanly an attack on the dead, he
wrote Immediately under it
But greater still, and braver far,
And tougher than shoe leather,
Was Washington, man what could
Have licked 'em both together.
The next visitor. was Frenchman, who, like
al his countrymen, was greatly attached to
the memory Of Napoleon. When he had read
the FIRST lines he exclaimed with horror and
disgust, " Mon Dieu Quel sacrilege! Sans
douto, les Anglais sont grands cochons ~
The Yanksosskipper's addition next attracted
his eye. He started as he read gasped
grnned, read the lines again then dashing
his hair danced about tie room in paroxysm
Of indignation screaming, -" DiaLle Mon
sieur Bull 10 one grand brute, but 10 frere
Jonathan 10 one savage horrible l challenge
him shall Gu, him up in very small pieces"
He called for his horsn, rode pos, haste to
town, and sough, the Yankee everywhere.--
Alas! the bird had flown A ship had JUS.
sailed the skipper was gone Unappeased
in his wrath, the Frenchman called upon tho
consul for redress, bu, was told redress could
not be had there. S,raigh,way went the en-
ragged man with his complain. to tho governor.
His EIcellency reasoned with him, moralized,
philosophical, but to no purpose Nothing
would satisfy the irrascitle Frenchman bu,
the errasuro Of the offensive lines, which by
order Of the governor, were stricken from the
roRis,or.-Etchings ofo "haling Voyage.
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BOOTS, sHOEs,GAITERs AND


THE subscriber has just received his Fall and
i Winter supply Of Boots and Shoes, consist
ing in part Of
5'Cases Mems, Boys, Youths Thick and
Kip Boots
- do Calf Double Soled snd Dress Boots;
do Thick and Kip Brogans;
do Double Soled Thick long leg, Wa
ter Proof Boots;
do Boys Kip Brogans;
$50 Pairs Mems and Boy's Calf and Grain
Shoes
$50 do Ladies' Kid Walking Shoes, in all
the varieties ofstyles and widths. A good az.
sort meni of thick and thin sole CATERS and
Polka Boots, together with a general assortment
Of Ladies and Cbildren's Boots, Shoes and
Caters, usually found in this market. Also. q
large supply Of Lyons Leather Pressrvative,
which needs no recommendation to those who
have used il also, Blackmsns OIL Paste Black.
ing, (none beuer) Shoe Brushes Of all kinds
Also, Metallic and common. RUBBERS, . va
riely Of styles.
Having manufactured and bought the above
Goods for CASH, the subscriber feels warrant
ed in saying no will sell his Goods 40 cheap, snc
Of as good quality at wholes'ie CT retail. as car
be bought in the State. GEO. N. NORMAN,
No i7) Thames street corner Of Market Square
II oct ID.
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WAsHiEGTos, SC.
w kbHIFuIVN 20.
Charleston n, July Gtb. is4o

"
Ckarles,owa n, July 6tb. Is4o
nv HEREAS, JOSHUA CLAkKF ,sfCharks-
w town in the cosn,y Of Washington, by tho
consideration Of our Jsstces Of our Couf, OF
Common Pleas held at South Kings,owo W ith.
in and Tor tho county Of Washington on thu
second Monday Of May, A. d, 1917 recovered
judgment OF said Court agninst seventh School
District formerly the eighth in said town of
CharIestown for tho sum Of one hundred and
twelve dollars and eighty sir cents damages,
and thirteen dollars and twelve cents costs. OF
suit and the interest on said debt upon whi, n
aforesaid judg .ent execution hath issued and
was on the 9Th day Of July, A. ID, 1919 le,,.i
and served on all the night. title. ip,ore,, aud
claim that JAMES N. KINYOH. of Cbs,Ie,.
town in the county OF Washington, uns of m.
inhno'tants, members and PERSONS ~ said South
school District in said ChasIesiown. bn,L IN
and 10 certain piece or parcel ef land s,,u,,ea
nnd lying IN Charlesiowp y Aforesaid eon,a,p;ny
nvc acres more or less with q dwelling hon
thereon standing, baited and bounded a, fol-
lows, eastcrly and southsrly on land of James
N. kmyon. westerly snd mort tberly ON the no,,
road ~ howsvss Otherwise the ssme nav be
bounded.
No,ics 10 tbewfors hereby given ,b., a,
ChAriestown aforesaid on the 10Th day Of coto-
oe', ios'' al iwoo'elock on the afternoon Of the
Same DAY on SAID premises, all or 20 much ot
the above described land and premises will bs
solo al Public Auction ~ the highest bidder for
the same as will be suficisnt 10 satisfy IN.
aforesaid execution With The interest snd iuci
" dental costs. ASA ACHJTRCu n,
SEPT ". perwy SkerIG
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, Oct to.
A. Market. 1875 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores.
1890 Sheep and 1860 Swine.
Priees-Beef Cattle-Extra Sc; fret quality
25 70; second rs 5 IS; third 81 a 4 so
Working oIsn-Sales at S5s, 500, $75,
$50; $6l and sos.
Cows and Calves-sales at Sl9. S23, s27,
329. $3I., and $37.
Stores-Two year old $40 a $i5; three
year old $l5 a SOS.
sheep Small lots at 80, so, III, I SO,
l 90, 25 and 2 SO.
suine-small lots ,s peddle at 3 81 a &c for
Sow,, 4 3-4 be for Bsrr"ws one entire lot,
4 3-6c. At retail from 4 l.2 10 &c.
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two orgsH., OuI are the cause Of weak nerves.
low spirits, otc. WrishS Ind.n Vegetable
Pills ar also a direct purifier OF and cheerful,
ness to tho mind, but also give new life and
vigor 10 the body.
Beware Of Sugar Coated Countsrfe fei,s.-Re
member ,ha, tho original and only genuine In.
dian Vegetable Pills have the written signature
Of William Wright on the top label Of each
box.
The genuine are for sale by c. @. c. HAz-
ARD, No 80 Thames street. Sole Agent for
Newport; and by Nathan Dennis, Portsmouth:
Seabury and Almy, Tiverlon Bridge Arnold
Smith, Tivorton Four Corners; H F Brown,
Little Compton,; w A Brown. Adamsville.-
Wholesale, at the New England Office, l9s
fremont street., Boston. oct S.
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, INTERNATIONAL ART UxIoN;-We copy the
following notice, written by the accomplished
editor Of the Knickerbocker from this months
number of that excellent Magazine.
| The French Government, under whatever
political forms, has ever been distinguished
for its liberal patronage and Encouragement mt
Of the fine arts +; bnt seldom has its munifi.
cence. boon more conspicuous or more worthy
applied, than its recent donation Of three fine
pictures from the exhibition Of the Tullrres 10
the International Art Union. These pict.
ures are " The Conversion by Gendron
A" Liberty"by Landelli and "The Fish Mar
ket by Dewai Lecsmus and they will be dis
,rbuted among the subcribers to the Intsrna-
tional for the present year. A few words
touching Of the unexampled success Of this
institution are woll merited BY its enterpriI-
ing managers from every periodical. devoted to
the more elegant and Intellectual interests oi
life. Already Wa learn that the subscribtion
list reaches to near tn. go thousand /; and with
the stimulus to emulation created by the de-
sire to possess the pictures presented by the
French Government, We have no doubt that
the number OF members at the close Of the year
will surpass ten thousand. This is q measure
ofpopular appreciation never before obtained d
by any public institution Of similar character
in so short time, and 10 a gratifying evidence
ofthe liberal and truly international character
Of our public opinion in matters Of pure taste
and refinement. No sooner was the project OF
tho International Art Union made known than
the American press fr, m one end Of the coun-
try to the other gave it q hearty welcome and
stamped it with appreciation. II affords US
real pleasure to be able to assure such Of our
contemporaries as have not seen the paint.
lngs belonging to the institution, that they
we'll deserve the praises which the liberal en-
tcrprise has received. There are in its gallery
many truly magnificent paintings, and not one
poor one. The managers are about opening q
new and spacious gallery in Broadway, oppo.
site Nbos, the present being much too sInal
II for The Ianinlx acanmnlntinn nicinreG
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CoURr or PRoBirI,
MiddIetowu, Sept. ~, lsi9.

Middletown, Sept. IL, lSi9
fNIIE Executors 18th account on the Eslats
J. OF Isaac Barker, late of Middlctown, dec, :,
was presented fof examination and allowaute
I 10 ordered that tho same bo received ani the
consideration thereof referred TO q Court OF
Probate to 10 holden at the Town House in
n N,ddletown, on the Sd Monday Of October
nest, at one o'clock, =. NJ, and that previous
notice be gwen BY publishing q copy Of TIN.
order three successive weeks, in the Herald oI
the Tunes, for all persons interested to sppca,
al Sald time and place, and be heard,
A True Copy, pv,--vunevs,
JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Ptobt CTk.
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Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.

Correspondence Of the Journal of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, Oct. llth.
The address Of MIR. Squier, our charge, to
tho authorities of the state Of Nicaragua, full
ly confirms the sem. official statements lately
made, TO the effect that our government had
taken it's stand upon the Monroe declaration
is determined not to permit Great Britain to
obtain or retain any foo,hold in ,ha. portion
Of the continent. Public suspicion pointed tC
the fac, some weeks ago, and tho apprehen-
sious, expressed that the government had
committed This act Of folly and rashncss, were
sought to DO alaycd by an ovasivo denial
Bu, the official donials woro instantly follow
ed by scini-oflicial confirmation Of the fact.
Tho policy Of the government. is no longer
IN doubt. II was somi.oiIicially alleged, the
other day, that instructions Of this character
were givon 10 Mr.. Squicr and to Mr.. Ban
croh,-tho confirmation as To tho former min
lister is now before US, in his address, which
was course based on his instructions.
II is now believed hero that similar ins,ruc
,ions, and ola most pointed character, wer,
sen, ou, by Mr.. Davis, secretary Of tho leea
ton to England, who sailed in advance Of Mr.
Law renee, and that their s.bs tapce was com
municated in tho form Of a protest agains
Mr.. Barclays protest, to the British govern
mont. Tho answer Of tho British govern
men, repeIIed, with decision, any in,ericr
enco On the part Of the United States. Thi,
Is The sharp correspondence" alluded 4
some time ago, and, BY rdmor misplaced o
N person.
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INARM ron SALE. The sub.e riber Off.

NARM ron SALE. The subsc criber otfrr
Il for sale his delightful farm lbcssd partly in
Portsmouth and partly in Middletown, contains
ing about 70 acres Of eI cellent land under high
state Of cultivation, well walled. RurnisBed with
new buildings, and supplied with good water
II also has two orchards Of fine Fruit Tres II
10 known a. the place from which the Briti.A
Gen. Prssc OFT was taken by the intrepid Amen
can Barton, during tho Revolutionary War, snd
made prisoner o. IL not disposed Of ty the
10th of March, il win then bc sold at PUBIIC
AUCTION. Eos terms &C., apply 20 the sub
scriber. JOHN +. TlLLEY.
Sept 6tf
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Oss OF THE LUCKY Oxrs.- Mr.. J. }
Whi,ehouse, editor Of tLo Panama Star, for
the time being, writes on the margin Of hi,
paper Of Sept. 2l,h, as follows -" A young
man, named w. Mcintosh, returns with $780,
600, after throe months Absence" This pa.
per was handed US BY Robert Thompson, Esq,
direo, from San francisco. Jour. Of Com.
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To Fruit-GrOwers.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.

m The subscriber, wishing to make mai
=. alterations in his ui'-erounds, eae:s tcr
sale some e1ra sized trees, consulting ,fthc
PEAR and PEUM, in hearing state.
Also, large-sizsd APPLE, CHERRY sud
other Fruit Frees Or OInamental Tees, Shrubs,
DC.
Persons wishing to procure Extra rino
Trees. Of lsrRe sizs. will please call make the,V
selsctisns and mark the same during thee CON
ing autumn. Tho pear-tress are AZ. WORK d on
seedngs, and are Of tho best quality. a fe~
thousand dwarf pear trees in bearing srvs
on ounce.
TULIPS-is two hundred superior vsrieties;
orders for which should be made previous to
the first Of November
BUCKTfORNS. Two hundred and twenty
thousand Buckthorns-one, two, and three yesss
old.
The whole are offered for sale at the lowest
market prices. SAMUEL WALKER,
Eustis street. RoxbuIY,
RoIbury, Sert r3, 6v,is
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Court Of Probate Of New port, Oct e. Is49.

@0' . '"o"'0 Ut N'"P"''i OSe y, 'OT5s
THE Executors final account on the estate of
l. SAMUEL CARR, late of Newport, deed.
was presented for allowance. The same is re-.
(ceived and referred for confederation to Cour,
Of Probate to be hslden in Newport. on the
first Monday in November next, the 9Th day OF
said month at Q o'clock, a. m, and notice is or
dered to be given thereof by advertisement
three successive weeks in the Herald of the
Times, for all persons Interested to appear at
said lime and place and be heard.
octIl, 3w B. B. ROWLAND, Prob Cpk
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ANOTHER HERO OF rHE REVOLUTION GoxE.
Died at his residence, near Piedmont, Rock
land county, on the I'd inst. after q short i'll.
ness. Samuel verbryko, in tho seth year Of
his age.
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Bostsm A0uertisemfnts.
The National Psalmist.

LOWELL MASON a. g. J WEBB:
A NEW Collection ri Church Musie, by the
"A Auihcrs OF the "Hsadei and tIsyds so.
le'@iy's C"ll.c,ion." Boston Academy Col
cotton" "Cs,n,sn sasrs," &c.
A. this !. ,he lnt.ss, IL 10 believed also IN hs
much the bss, wors sf these popwIar suihers.
Emhrncine q sufficient number II the sfaudsrd
nd Tunes. u e'nissns o vs,y large amount cf
NEW MUSIC, farri-k -ked or sslscisd expressly
for ito pages by Distinguished Europesn end
American compossrs. BY a judiesous TYPO
graphical arrangement, the Publishers ara sns-
bfed 20 present much larger smoant OF matter
Than 10 usual IN similar works. II contains
over five huudred tunes. in the various mstres,
and la Anthems. Set Pieces, Clients. &c.;-
q much greater nnmber of pieces, IL IS believed,
ih,n is contained in any Other rodern Coll a.
tion. A largo number of VOCAL EXRRCI-
SEES nre sddsd. prepared with great care. with
specal reference to the wsnts Of Choiss.
Schools &C.. These will be found q very val
uoble addition.
| The Authors possessed many advantages IN
the compilation ~ this work--having besp for
many yesvs in the constant receipt of all the
/ hest sacred music published in Germany or Eng
land, and also having received from distin-
Q uished European as wrll a. ApnericaB CON-
posers, much Original Music designed express
" for it's pages Sufficient evidence of,he mer
Its ofthe F" Psalinist' IL found in the wide por-
rlariy and very extensive sale II has already
attained sinre its very recent public ssios. These
are believed to be greater than have keen enjoy
ed nv any Collection Of Church Music ever
published in the country.
Il For sale tv Booksellers generally Publish
cd Nv TAPPAN WHrTTEnORES MASON,
Il Booksellers and Stationsrs.
II rI4 Washington a. Boston.
II Also. published aS aBovr.-The CONGRE-
GATiONAL TUNE BOOK, being a selection
Of the best and most popular tunes from 'bs
"Nationai Psn lmist - intended for Sunday
Schools Congregations, Ves,ry Meetings, &c:
FIRESIDE HARMONY, an entirely new Col
lection Of Glecsan Part Songs, by Wblisn
Mason.
II RUSSELL Il GOLOSBURY'S popular sc-
rieS Of Reading Books. now used in more thsn
500 towns. and all other school books in use
and stationary very low. sept u.
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A company a, Norwich have purchased
the steamer Lady Alice, which h,s recently
run between Norwich and Hartford, and is
said 10 DO q boa. Of remarkable speed, and in
tend to run her between New London and
Greenport, to connec, with the Long Island
Railroad.
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FiRs ~ PRovIoRscs.-A barn on Prospect
street. belonging to Thomas l.. Hasley, con-
taining seventy tons Of hay, was entirely de-
suoyed by FIRE, Sunday morning, about 2 o.
clock.-Prov. Journal.
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FARM TO LET.

THAT large and valuable Farm in Middle
l. town, Of which Snchuest Beach makes .
par, belonging to the hoirs Of Nicholas f.aston,
decd, 10 offered TO let from the Y5th Of March
neIt. II has on il large and first rate barn
recently built, two good sheep houses and other
buildings in good condition. and will have At
least 400 londs Of fmanure to he lef by tho present
tenant TO begin farming operations. Apply to
oct IS, tf JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
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Two old gentlemen Of our acquaintance
we're complimen,ing each other on their habits
of temperance. "Did you ever, neghbor,'
said one, "sso me with more than could
oarry"
"No, indecd." vas the reply, >" no, L.
Bu, l have seen you when thought you had
better have gone twice after it,
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Too LApoE.-The bark Eureka, which left
Cleaveland last woek, for California, is said to
bo too large for thu locks Of the Welland Ca
nal. She was measured, and found 10 DO four
inches too wide 10 pass ono lock.
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NOTICE.

NHE undersigned having disposed Of h. en-
! tire Stock Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING at the UNITED STATES CLOTH
ING STORE, zoe, Old No. 81 Thames ct.
together with the good will Of the same, to
WILLIAM @. SEABURY n CO, hereby re-
quests all persons indebted to said es'ablisbmsn'
y make Immediate payment to BENZ. ".
WEAVER thoss having demands will please
present thsm.
oct s, n GEO. II NORMAN.
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DIED..

In this town, on Sunday morning, Abby p,
wife Of David ~. Winsow. and daughter Of The
late Capt VIM. Boss. aged Al years.
In this town, yesterday, (Friday) morning,
Lydia Lee. wife Of John II. Barber. Esq, aged
81 years.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Mary c., Draper, Of this port. started
from Chagres, no date, for "Nsva visr," bu,
changed her course for " Prince au Pulca," in
entering wSic h por, she ran upon tho bar an
became a wreck.
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c. A. the Justices Court, yesterday. !.
Isaao e. Sisson, VAS fined $40 and COS, Of
Court, for violation Of tho Lccnse Law.
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MARRIED.

AtThrongs Neck, Westchoster, CO, N. Y.
by Rev. c. d Jackson, William }. Sinclair, Of
the city Of New York, to Cornelia Augusta,
daughter Of the late Thomas Handy, Esq., Of
this place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Private letters from San Francisco speak
very despairingly Of the recovery from sick.
ness Of Hon Butler King and Gen. Riley.
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IN DICE ESTIO N,

Weak Nerves, Lowness
ofSpirits, clc.-Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills,
arc a natural and there
orc n certain 0ure for
III kinds Of nervous tlis-
;ascs ; because they
ompleicly cleanse the
stomach and bowels and
blood, and therefore no,
only impart health, bill.
ious and corrupt humors
which not only paralyse
and wasGen Tho d;co
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RuhberA. kuLbcrs!s

L. &. WALES ~ co. would also inform the
public that they have been appointed Selling
Agents for the Original Goodyear Metallic Rub
her Shoe Company also foe Isaac iiartshoIn n
Cos Patent Sheet Rubber Shoes. and for the
largest and best importers ofPara Rubbers in this
country, all Of whom authorize rs TO sell stihc
oweSt prices, on liberal terms.
Now on hand, 10000 Pairs Of varioss Kind
Ruhlers Boston July .
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PERFECT HEALTH.

Such an eif,cI has the knowledge Of The
Facts had upon the practice Of Physicians OF
second rate, that they have tried in our ow
free Stale, to get bill lassed preventing the
saleoi any Medicine or Compound. unless
pescnbed by themselves; but it would not do,
The people say It shall not he Where is the
an who would prohibit the sale of a Medicine
hat tperforms such cures as the ioilomlng
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Bank Stock.

r ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
DEGULAR Quarterly Meeting at , 2 NJ
IL TursDAr, October %. the Cabinet, Wa.
efman s,rco' Providence sept ~, lw 10
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SHOE BUYERS, NOWLS YOUR TINE
CASH AIlEAB0Y YALL CeMPETlTl0N!!
II O. WALES e. co

N' Whbr'' W CV'i
Corner Of Broad and Central sts., Boston,
Are determined to sell best BsotS and shoes
in this country end at the lowest Prices, by
the package or dozen.-for Cash only.
Buyers, call and see for yours elves.
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AGENTS.
DR. X II HAZARD, }
TAYLOR, Newport
&C G. HAZARD.
John HEADLY, ,.
JOHN TALMAN, ''"pou"'
RICHARD 4 T. DRAKE, TIvefton.
JOSEPH q LUTHER, Swsniey.
Sept tmc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

TTARRISON'S COLUMBIAN HAIR DYE
ia now and beautiful article for coIoring
the Hair instantaueously. For sale by -
Dot Ia. CG G. HAZARD, Agent.