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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

MtDiCAL Apt n Do, GO6 rot S.Ett PRiyArE-
AVE- ". for 70 tgtt-. - - Passs fe1isyia
Evsry Une uis Or ihytcisr W eoanasa.isl, seas
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Orn cHse 20 succefstri -F0urth rdi-
uon WIN one hnnnrr .nsrssu o~irs private 'isss-es
shd afotna',nrs - - a-ve avery
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gland. intotey.,. -oer hsiIts = fsitafaiy de-
scribea srf al TOE frl. o. Ola" language fne
chapter ~rfh. af attention -
should We ~ 49, .s"dinS tsastv
we ccnts enclosed isfsf ~u esry % ts
houk. u trs splftr
srsss DIR wv ytIfrt ~ srya.. r..t philAIeIpaia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

s1'O CALIrORNiANS--A WIDOW LADY, FULLY
qualified IN every respect, T. DESTROYS o. with
Party ptercrs to ocste San Francisco, - cut s,h
Efr tske ehsrse ~ establish Dent as h0useb.eper TIE
srer references rh,rs,
sr sna ability AdircsN Mrs. H. " JAsE5VN, Post Of
Gee. New Crk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

JNRANKLIN ThEAF8t, 10 CHtrHAA s2Viar-'
This place Of 60 ~ night haflaS
lem flo styia 81 apftms
Wsrons Nshaia. Leicester SQUIRE. oct1n s,thaY1riety
bnau iu! aailhoua Aerr before a.hoi IN
TIE city. The Fecalc setcnail t'e Assb Dir. also
ftulne's lrouIe ~ Nod artists Viii agger
every rieht. on-a.fs ,t.ir o.; Bsxs' ,'s fn,
Ese; priyat- Boxes s. n. Is A. -ietCo9l prIsrEanao
Sal Vd..a a. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

NoCURt NO CBABGE.-Ds acsful. u vs. GOLD
IN street snAaesa 10 t,usaite all psvate
dessss q he scar
days onstu onsl detht,y sud imp,,erey successfully
". ~ 10
". W business Ufen frnr 4 tili ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

a'IR tBkGtBs-FIssr sEsstL--rHE NEW. FAST
sare bark lFON, ~ Per North River, will he dss
rst"iec S cbasres, The let sovember rostyey rai-
De ~ reAehug fanae IN tins for the
isetc ftsr Fiiee % patase S This 10 N saisst
skd acst mic 20 the " teson Apply {,
D. a. So riDN ~ Wal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-20

vNHITE5 MLLbnEON 81 DBWfHY grand Az
w ternoor perir ti- d., commencing AZ o'clock.
precisely for tie ISOLATION II ladies' ID ci
vrHE 22D ANNUAL FAIR OFTnE aERICAN INSrI-
Il tutc will pablo tl Thursday
at Castle Garden. from ". 90 Tuesday next
there will be Particulars in next
adv ,rlis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-19
FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS

Die annually in England Of CONSUMP
In the New England States, the proportion Is
one in four or five. In Boston, probably, one in
flour In the city of New York, sirty-seven died
in two weeks in December Of this disease, 1t is
less prevalent in the more northern latitudes, rs
Russia, Cauada, and among the Alps OF Swiizcr.
land where the winters are long and severe, and
there are fower sudden changes
No theory can be more welcome to the human
mind than the one which establishes on good
grounds the hope for prolonged existence, if The
allegations of those who arc at least enttl edto
=. veracity may be belle 'cd there is prevent alive
and remedy.
Thc great Author of Nature has provided us
with remedy for Consumption, and the disea ses
leading thereto which are fearfully common in
,,our country Has lie left us to find relief from
that fatal scoufge by ransacking other lands q
No, the best Natures own Remedy, is at our
hand The Wild Cherry and the Pine furnish
us with cure, where a cure Is possible
- One of the most important discoveries of the
age, in ameorating the condition Of this large
class of suffering humanity is DR.. WISTER'S
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, which has
been before the public some ten years. This
valuable medicine first discovered and intI o.
juced in the year 1888, since which time its sue
cess has constantly increased the demand Until
il has become one of, if not THE MOST POPU.
LAR REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION in il.
,incipient stage, ever known
None is genuine unless signed I. BUTTS.
RI. TAYLOR, Agent for Newport.
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TnE PoETs.-W Wordsworth was presen. a,
tho Queens ball in London lately A Lon
don Journal, in speaking Of tho fact, remarks
Poetry must be healthy occupation. 1t
, was never considered very iattening, bai the
vital and divine spiri, must be strong in the
',uneful tribe. Here is Wordsworth, aged
seventy travelling from Westmorand
and joining in tho court gailes, BESIDES writing
sonnr,s. There is Samuel Rogers, aged
seventy seven running about to rouis and pic
'ture sales. James Montgomery, at Sheffield
in his ceyeaiy seventh year, is still intent OF
poetry ard beneyolence; anl Thomas Moure
the Little, who upon Monday, entered upoI
seventy sings his Irish melodies with as much
gusto as ever, sips his pint Of claret aud now
and then indites honeyed verses on rosy lips
blue eyes, and "all that sort of thing. "
Joanna Bailie, bordering on forcscore, still
= graces her retreat al Hampstead One of the
early lakers, Thomas de Quincy, after en-
countering many reveIses in seventy years
and after eating more opium than would Kill ;
company Of grenadiers, dreams and write:
eIasc dreams somewhere about Aulc
Reekic," joined occasionally by Professor
Wilson, who is getting lazy, though onl,
,sixty-one.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-19
DIR. CoRBETT's SHAKER SYRUP

OF sARSAPARI ILA.-Thc Sovereign Cure
S1or Diseases OF the Blood, and all impurities Of
the System. As the Spring opens, it is well
known a anguor and lstlcssnPss pcrvades the
system, which is the result of impurity of the
Blood or improper Biliary secretion. These
IhoulI be remedial il Health is TO be secured and
delay in attending to them too often produces
siseases of such character as TO impose suffering
for life.
The Syrup Of Sarsaparlla Of DIR. Corbett has
especial efficacy in complaints OF this nature
SIts action on tho blood is most signal and ei6ca-
oious, cleansing it rapidly from all mpurity. .-
On the Liver it eIerts the most healthy innu.
enccs, thus giving -ho whole system vigorous
and well directed action. II is accredited by the
abea Physicians in the country. and used gen.
Ger ally in their practice. Read the following
Dover, N. II March %, 1918.
Mcssrs Edward BriHcy & Co Gcntlemon
opinion as TO the merits Of Dr. Corbcu's Com
POUND Syrup Of Sarsaparllla s,c can chcerfully
ktac. after having been made equantcd with its
ingredients, aud used il Tor scV raj years in my
practice that il is superior TO any preparation Of
the kind within my knowledge now thought be
tore the public and is deserving Of the rtrost
confidence as 90 it's cfGcacious qualities IA = he
curc of diseases connected with Scroiulous halits
and lmpurc state Of the system and blood Biliary
Affections, DC. Yours, very truly
J II SMITH, NJ n.
Sold Wholesale and retail by the Subscribers,
and their appointed srrnis Throughout the United
s,s,c.. EDWARD BRiNLEY 4. co.
Noe and South side Fancuil Hall. B's'n.
n UAHiCr is"D, ~ Nc0rnt,
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INDIGESTION, WEAK NERVES, LowsEss q
sriRlrs, &c-IirigAs Iadian Vegetable PHs.
are rtiuTal and ih @eiore certain curefor all
kinds of hegvcns diseases; because they com
pletely clesrse the ftcmach and bowels ofthosr
the blood, a-d therefore not only import health
bilious and corrupt hunors which not only par
alysc and weaken the digestive organs. but are
the cause OF weak nerves, low spirits, Sc
wrghts Indian yegetlbls Pills arc also direct
purifier e and ohcerfulness 10 u mind, tut also
give ney life End vigor TO Inc hod-.
Bcrdre of sugar COc1ed Cc'trtsrfeHs.--Rr-
ncmher that the original and only gonuinc In
dian Vegetable Pills have the vrit'rn signsturo 0
William Wright on the top label Of each box.
Thegehuinc are for sale by G. G. G. HAZARD
Nc 80 Thames s rect, Sole Agent for Newport,
and by Nsthen Donnis, Portsmouth, Seaburt
n Almy, T.vodoa Bridge; Arnold Smith, Tivcr
ton Forr Corners II. Il. Prown, Little Comp
ion; W. A. Brown, Alamsvllle. Wholesale, st
h- New England Office, l9S Trcmon,-s.., Bos-
on-y3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-19

A NTHoNY e. EMERSON'S PATENT
"A DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN,
Patented Jan. 9. lS49.--In bringing this efec-
tual and simple, ,ChuIn into use. the proprietors
feeling confdercs In its capabilities, do not hcsi-
tate TO pronounced IT the best Churn ever offered
% the public. This Churn is on eIhibi,ioan
the agency.
81 Broad Street, up Stairo Boston.
And in order to convince the incredulous and
satisfy the curious at Twelve o'clock Daily,
A CHURNING WILL BE MADE.
The public are invited to call and e1aInine tho
machiue, and see It's utility tested. II combines
the following valuable qualities ..
lst. IL produces butter in less time than any
other Churn, making Il and gathering it from
sweet milk in from three to eight minutes, and
| from cream in much less time
II I'd. II produces more butter from the sam
amount OF milk or cream, than the ordinary
method, as il does its work in a more thorough
and scientific manner.
3d. 1t 10 the cheapest and most convenient
Churn ever invented, involving the true philoso.
phical principlee ef butter making
1 4th. New milk, aner being churned, IA swee
and suitable for fsmily use. ...
Il 9th. Instead Of feeding the calf with milk d.
rect from the cow-churned sweet milk will an
swer every purpose BY this process, the butter
| is oil profit.
II We offer it upon the following terms -lfths
| Churn doe. not prove as recommended. it may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
II We have constantly on hand and for sale, five
different sizes, SO, Si, IS, Sc, and $l2 capable
| OF churning at one time, ! 3-f l-2 l-2, 10
and 20 gallons of milk or cream. Also, Churn'
Of any size made TO order
Exclusive county rights to manufacture anC
sell in the States OF Maine, New Hampshire
II Vermont, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island to
l sale at about the rate Of one hundred dollars TO
each 10000 inhabitants.
A discount of twenty five per cent ior cash
is allowed to the trade.
All orders, postage paid, addressed to the sub
scribers. will be promptly attended to.
\ JONES & CURTIS,
Il 81 Broad street, (up stairs,D Boston.
II nayl
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The Best Hair EDye

DALLARD'S IMPROVED LIQUID HAIR
ID DYE is the bost preparation that we have
ever seen for coloring the hair II will positively
res ore grey hair 10 its original color, whether au-
burn, brown, or black, surrassingin beauty ever.
the most natural lo-ks, retaining the gloss and
sottness of she original. Sandy light or red hair
can be matched with any darker shade. From
numerous laudatory testimonials, which may be
seen at tho manufacturers wholesale depot 81
Cortlandt-st., New York, the following from the
celebrated Christadore, of the Astor House is re
sented-
No 6 As:or Ho,isc, N. York, Sept! &, 1913.
H Mr.. o. NJ. NJ. BALLARD-D ar Sir-It is but
Justice to say that of all the preparations for dye
ling hnr have tried, none has answered well
the purpose as your improved Liquid Hair Dye
and with great dealless trouble in using it than
any other. ] give you this testimony on my
solemn conviction that it Is worthy the patronage
\ of all those who may wish TO exchange gray,
light or red hair to beautiful auburn, brown or
black and from the peculiar softness and lus.
ire which it imparts to the hair the ladies cannot
but give il decided preference.
II Yours respectfully,
II JOSEPH CHRISTADORO.
II P.S MIR. Ballard is also happy to state III
he received two Diplomas from the American In.
fair. One for the best Dentifice and the Other
tor Hair Dye.
Il For sale in New York, by
Il Rsuhton, Clark & Co. Nos. li0 ard 273 Broad
way, and to Asior House Joseph Chrs.adoro
No. 6, Astor House Kotchan Il Iienshnw, No
l2l Fulton-street; L. NJ. Guion, l27 Bowery
C. Ridgeway, Irving House II Chsmber-st.
Mrs. M Hayes, Brooklyn.
/ For sale in Boston, by S. w. Fowlo, 13s
| Washington street Carter, Colcord & Preston
corner Of Portland 81 Havana ,,s, and by tn
| principle Druggists throughout the country.
! All orders to be addressed to o. NJ Ballard
Chemist, &c. No. 81 Cortland street, New York
i For sale in Newport, by
| april2. X. j. TAYLOR
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A Valuable ArticleI!
}. NJ. BALLARD'S COMPOUN

T- EXTRACT OF STRAWBERRY
N LEAVES is the best, surest, and
UD safest T. medy known for the imIne-
,iiate cure OF DarrhOea, Dysentery, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholic, Heartburn, Pain in the Stomach and
Bowels. A single tsaspooDiul has been known
to cure all OF the above complaints, and a single
bottle has never failed To cure the most obstinate
well as grown people die with tie . 5ose com.
plants WHO might have been cured Ivy using the
genuine Extract of Strawberry Leaves. Price
% cts, prepared by o. NJ. BALLARD, Practical
Chemist &c 81 Conlandt-st. New York. ....
For sale by p. :. TAYLOR
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Particular Notice.

The Subscriber having concluded to close
his business in Newport, by the first of Aug.
ust next, takes this method to notify all per.
son. indebted to him, either by note or book
account, that it will be absolutely necessary for
them to call and pay up forthwith. as all ac-
counts or notes remaining unsettled at that
time viii De put in the hands OF an Attorney
for collection 1t would not, perhaps, be
amiss TO hint to those persons who have here
tofore paid in promises, that his creditors de-
cline taking their pay in that commodity, and
therefore he shall be under the necessity OF
requiring the needfull in all cases, Trusting
that all persons interested in the above notice
will give il due consideration, and prepare
themselves as promptly and as freely to pay
their bills as they we're TO contract them.
May26 GEO. Is. KNOWLES.
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O. M. Ballard's Magical Hair

NNASH is really good article, and is worthy
w the attention Of every Lady end Gentle
man wEo may wish to improve and preserve tho
most beautiful ornaments that belong to the hu'
man frame, viz: a clear healthy complexion, and
a splendid head Of hair 1t possesses all the
qualities ofa cosmetic, Champoo Wash, an In!
viroIs;or, and Restorator combined, which gives
it decided advantage al other prepaI atoms,
and renders il a fcrorte with e,ery one
Prepared byO. II. BALLARD, Chemical Per
fumer &c, 81 Cortandt ST., New York.
aug o5 iy For sale by X. J. TAYLOR.
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BRIGHTON WI AREET.

JhUt'day, July II,
At Market, 500 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, s
pairs WORKING Oxen, ~ Cows and Calves,
1000 Sheep and Lambs, 225 Swine,
Priccs.-Beef Cattle-tStra, $3.50, first
quality, SO; Cd do. 1913; Sd do. $500.
Stores year old from Sl2 tolI
Working Oxen-Dull at SIS, 81 Sc.
Cows and Cal es--Saes at $40, 81, 50, So.
Sheep and Lambs-Sl25 25, l,62, 1000. $50.
Swne--i and ). Retail 5l2 to S6 l.2.
Still Hogs l-2.
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Notice.

THE Subscriber having been appointed Ivy
ihr Board Of Underwriters IN New York, their
Agent f,r this Port and those Of the vicinity,
gives notice to all who may hc concerned, thn,
he will attend 10 all calls incident 20 the siiua.
ton. The Captains Of vessels putting into this
port or ihosc ot tho vicinity requiring sasisi.
,n-e vii please notify hum an 'heif arrival.
JOHN n. NOR THAN.
Nrep,r', Jan ~, lsis
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If you are Afflicted

w. TIL a YELLOW, DARK or CHAPPRD
w SKIN, lfyou have
Pimpics, BiOtches, SAT Ithcum, Scwry, Er.s'pe-
las, Sorc Heads, cd Sores, Heard md Bar
6cr, Ieh, tendc' Flesh, Efetktes, Tan,
itn-Burrt, dark or ycLlow stin.--
.ycncs' Naiian .Soap orHichangs
II t0a pure clear rhae
smooihGnd soft as an i,Janfs
But mind rcade.-to cure the above, yor must
ask for and be sure you get the true ard genuine
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. Ard
ifyou are not careful you will get some worth
less counterfeit-chcap but quite useless.
These persons. among others, have used II,
and find Il to be even more than we state
J. w. Henderson, Esq, Councillor at Law.
Mrs. T.. Williams, Jersey City.
Mr.. Jas Ethan. do
DR.. +. Williams, New York.
And we might give you thousand others, but
the alb ,vc mus! safety any reasonable person.
But, once more reader, BE- careful OF cheap
counter feits and limitations. See that the mans
OFT. JONES IL on the wrapper. agent foi
Newport, L. J.TAYLoR. Jgly9
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Tower Hill House.
NEWPOkJ, X !.
4 desirqJle retrcn for sumner risito

4 desiraJle retrcn for sumner risitorS.
NITuATED about mile from the Stat,
= House, on the summit fthe hill, contigu
Gus To which is a fine Tower and Obscryato
ry, 20 feet high commanding the most de
lichtful view of Narraganscu Bay, the Towr
and Harbor OF Newport, with the fortlfca
tons, &c.
1t is one of the finest locations on Rhode Is
land, and as a place of residence for healtl
and comfort is entirely unsurpassed.
Families convc IientIy Accommodated durir.
the season.
June23 If SYLVESTER II. HAZAnD.
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! The undersigned having associated himself
with his Brothers as above, takes this method
Of rendering his thanks to his customers for the
very liberal patronage that has been extended
to him and will be much grati6ed for aeon
tinuance Of the same at the lower store where
every inducenient will be made to crafty their
wishes. WILLIAM NEWTON.
NewPort lime % isi0
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Hon. CALEB CusHING.-The late member
of Congress from Massachusetts,, yet later
Commissioner (under John Tyler TO the
Fowery Land, still later General (of yolun.
teers) in Mexico, and latest of all (twce de.
feated) candidate for The Governorship Of the
old Bay State, has pulled up stakes and gone
out to live in the new territory Of Minnesota,
and has actually arrived at saltwater. IT.
will not be still water long in that vicinity, we
predict In fact, it has already begun to grow
turbid for the indefatigable general has be-
gun his career in the West, we see, by inst-
,uting suit in chancery to enforce claim he
4 says he has on certain mil seats in that neigh
borhood
There are some men who are bound to be
heard Of, wherever they are, or whatever hap
d. pens to them, as long as life is in their bodies;
and Gushing is one of this kind Long ago,
Miss Hannah Gou'd, a poetess of celebrity,
down East wrote the following ante-'nortem,
epitaph on him and he has not lived single
year since, which has not fully illustrated the
truth OF it
Stand aside, ali ye dead,
For in The next bed
Reposes the body Of Cushing,
Through the world as they say,
lie has clbowed his way ling!
And now, tho he's dead, he'll be push
The whole democratic amy appears TO be
down on Gen. Taylor.
So was the whole Mexican army.
Henry A. Wise denies having said that he
Nwas done with politics ,-Er, paper.
No such good news,-for the country
" Husband, do you believe in special judg
ments Of Providence upo, individuals in this
hfer'
"Yes, my dear"
"Do you indeedl Did one Of the judgments
ever happen TO your
Yes, my love-
When was it, husband !"
"When married you, my dear"
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For Sale

! TUE store, No. 40 Thames street now oc-
cupied by James Phillips, for terms &c. Apply
TO JAMES II. BROWN,
JanlGf ore HENRY BROWN.
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NoEHG-HE

IN ~
THE subscribeyS haze concentrated their
l. business 4 70. med u copartneship this day
under the name & firm OF
NEWTON BROTHERS
and will continue their former business on
more extensive plan. at No lS6 Il lS9 Thames
street. corner Of Pelham; and respectfully ST.
Ilcit continuance Of patronage
EDWARD F. NEWTON,
JAMES X. NEWTON,
June 2s l649 WILLIAM NEWTON,
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sx- Boston, Worcester
and Albany via. Providence.
Breakfast on Board the boat.

ION and after Monday, June 25th, l549, the
Ustesmcr Perry, Capt. Gilbert woolsey, will
run between Providence and Newport in con-
nection with trains Of the Boston, Providence
and Worcester Railroads, a. follows viz;
Will leave Sayer's wharf. Newport, at } l-2
a. m, aud i-2 m,
\ w III leave Buffers wharf West side near
the bridge, Providence, al 10 at IN. and 6 p.
m., or on arrival Of trains from Boston ard
Worcester.
Il Passengers MAY procure ticket, for Boston,
l Worcester and Albany, on board Of the boat
aud at X. r. stations at Albany, Boston and
Worcester, for Newport.
II Passengers leaving Albany in ths morning
may arrive at Newport at the same evening
or mey remain all night at Worcester, Rnd
arrive at Newport the next day at noon or
leave Saratoga in the forenoon. or Albany Al
81 p. m, spend the night ut Springfield and
arrive a, Newport the next evening.
/ Passengers leaving NewI ort in tho morning
may continue through TO Boston, Worcester
and Albany, arriving at Albany tho snme eve
nmg or leaving Newport at l.2 p. IN may
sleep at Springfield, and arrive a, Albany al
| i2 IN. next day, and leave for Saratoga
at , p. IN. Ss>s
Il Passengers leaving New York in the morn
ing, via New Haven Railroad, may arrive al
New York ! at l.2 p. IN.
II Passengers and Baggage transported Free
Of ChaTgel between the boat and cars al Prov
Il dence.
From Newport and Albany, s5,5c
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Either in children adults Of months or years contin
uance, are most rendily cured with ths Cordial, not
withslandng they may be reduced TO a mere skeleton
II immediately strengthens, and shortly restores then
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For Sale

I DOYEN'S DiSinfectng Fluid, the most
IL powerful purifying preparation ever dis
covered, 1t r. J. TAYLOR'S.
jnnelS.
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Purchasers Of Hats caps, md
clothing, should not fail to call at
the United states Clothing StOr e,
Two doors North Of Post Once, an
Swiuburne's Block.
WHERE they can ind the most beautiful
w assortment Of Summer goods ever offered
TO this community. We have opened this day
n splendid assortment Of Summer Hats, con-
sistingof sng and double brimmed Leghorn,
Pedal, Coburgh, China Pearl, Palmlcaf, Con
da Straw, Senate, &c.
Y. $. The Ladies arc particularly invited
10 call and examine the assortment Of chill.
dTcns Hats, don't forget the United States
Clothing Store has been reno we'd from old
No 9l. TO No. I , Sainburno't Block.
N.y2Q. sCUS1uS COTE
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Has just been received for Sunmcr
Trade, also a splendid assortment of TOYS,
rich and new. and cheaper than ever, comprls-
ing in part the following articles
A largo variety OF fancy Baskets, Ladies
Work Boxes. scme very rich. Card Case Port
monies, Scissors, pocket Knives, Canes, Chess
Cannon Board, CheQrers, Dice, Il DomnnoeS,
Also, beautiful LOT o' hccordeons for sale
cheap, Bird Cages and Glasses, bird see' OF
all Kinds. Also, the largest assortment OF
Dolls and Heads 10 be found in this State, OF
every variety Hair, Clothes, Shaving and
Shoe Brushes, Razor and SropS, Perlumery q
! Hair Oils of all kinds, PicureS and Frames,
Soaps, and in fact every article thet cen be
eat!ed for in this line 4 new Let OF choice
rloficr Seeds, just. .r,eei yod hy
H. II. YOUNG,
sp2i. Pack SALOON, Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-19

In consequence of the above arrangment il
is oil important that all debts due previous to
lst OF January should be settled immcd lately.
ra.s E'F&J X NEWTON,
=. WILLIAM NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-19
The SCyerest Cases of DysentCry

sIc Immediately counteraced, the pains nrs alay ed
the bowels healed, and not unfreq quently tho bowels
become perfectly regulated and restored In the short
spaCe 0 4 ten or Twelve heura