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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12
Dalley's Animal Galvanic Cure.

All
HIS invaluable article, has lately been
discovered by Inc same mao whose
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACT OR
has performed and is daily performing such
wonderful Cures.
The Animal Galvanic Cure All has cured
Bone Spawn, Poll Evil, Siamours, Sprains,
Calls, Grease. Sores aud Bruises.
sJ See printed Pamphleis, and read the
testimony lhcmin contained
Owners Of Horses and valuable cattle give
The Gal,anic Cure.All one lair trial. and my
word Tor II, you will never be without II after.
wards. K. X. HAZARO. Agent tor Ne~
port
Feb 2u
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administrators Notice.
Real Estate, &c. at Auction.

uTOn FRIDAY, the 18th day of July, isi9
there will be sold at Public Auction, iffalr, II no
the first lair day after at the former residence ,
JAMES DIXON, dec d., all the right, title and
interest of said James Dixon, in and to the house
and land where he lived and all other real estate
by him owned. Said sale is mads by ORDER oi
Court of Probate for payment of debts
Also at the same time the Furniture, Saipen,,
ters Tool, and o her personal property Of said
decd. CEoknE =; DihoN,
AiminietI ato-.
South Kngstown, June II, 1919.
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ScrOfusOus, Mcrcurial and Cauta-
HcOuS Diseases.

Jaundce, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
Disorders, Tumor in the Throat, Swelling Of
the Limbs, sall Rheum, Bad Hnmor,, Can
cerous Sores, Chronic Catarrh, Headache
Nervous Irritation, Loss of Appetite, Liver
Complaint CoSliveneSS, weak and sore Som
ach Ulcers and Sores, Pain in The Bones
Rheumatic Affections, ErySipelaS Eruptions on
the face, Kings Eyil Languor, Debility Dig
ziness. Sallow Complexion, Loss OF Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arise
from the abuse of Mercury or from an impure
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xecutor's n Office.

Executors Notice.
1--WE undersigned, Executors Of The 'fst VIII
! and TcsIam"nt Of
SIMON NEWTON, Jr,
late Of Newport. decd. having accepted sad
trust and given bond TO the Court OF Probate o
Newport, request all persons having clam
n gaIust aid estate 10 present them, ana all ID
Lcbtcd to make immt dlatc payment to
t. +. NEWTON.
juneli. w. NEh IoN'
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Pastor Of Hud>on-st, Me Church.
RorrrRpAm, 5. henectady Co. n. Y.

Dr. J. S. Wood-Dear Sir-I am anxious the
world should know ofthe extraordinary virtues
of your Sarsaparlla Elixir. Ny son has been
so very low with chronic humors for The past
three years, that wehad despaired ofhiSlife for
more lhana year past. tie was unab e o lie
in bed, his hip drawn up quite out OF place, and
when moved his pains were intoIciable-he
has had il lanced three times, sometimes dis
charging more than quart and pint Of mat
ter. lie is fast improving under the use OF
your Elixir. indeed the physicians, Or. Van
Epgham and Or. KGder, say il is lhcvery best
thing he can take II he does without it = few
days he is much worse. but by its use he im
proves very fast. Please let me have another
bottle, und oblige your grateful friend
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Female Complaints, Family Uses

For all Female Compaints, these Bitter.
will be found the most pure, delicate, pene
trating and effective medicine ever used. The
general directions, for various diseases, which
we have already given, are properly applicable
to females, with this exception, that ladies ot
delicate constitution should modify them
slightly, Unnecessary. ThUSe suffering from an
obstruction or irregularity, Shon.d use them
freely, until nature is restored to her proper
action.
Their warming, anmating, and strengthen
ing qualities will be highly appreciated They
Iefiectually remove nausea, heartburn, nervous
Irritation headache. swelling OF The feet and
limbs, &c. and impart light, vigorouS.aD
healthy feeling to the whole system.
To Ladies afflicted with Dyspepsia, 1ndiges-
ton. Debility feeble circulation Of the blood,
small EruptlonS on the face, yellow or dingy
complexion, these bitters are of inestimabe
value. 1t has been truly observed that beauty
OF complexion is 5!sible health, and this can
only be obtained by keeprng the blood, and in
ternal functions, in sound and healthy condi.
tion. Beauty cannot exist independent Of
health.
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nd obllse your Sratelnl iilend,
SUSANNAII FIIKlNS.

To whom II may concern.-liavlng made
use of DIR. Woods Elixir Of SaisaparIlla, and
also learned from him the Ingredient of which
it is composed, can most unheSiaingly say,
that | consider ii the best preparation Of the
kind now in use, and recommend 1t to the con
sideralon Of all persons in any way afflicted
with disease.
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DIR. S. A. WEAVERS >
CANKER & SALT hHLla
SYRUP.

For The cffsctual end speedy remoINl Of Cin'
ker, Sal, Rhcum, Ery,ipelas, scroin'a, aud
all other diseases oriS ng from an mpu
state of the Blood also, Liver Com.
plains, Catarrhal Affections, such as
soreness or tighnesS about the Chest,
Bronchilis, a hoarseness and tick
ling OF the Throat. Dyspepsia,
FEMA LIE WEAKNESS
and DEBI LlTY.
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M@DT GIN@Gs
DIR. WARREN'S
Sarsaparilla, Tomato and Wild Cherry
PHYSICAL BiTTERS.
At 80 cents per Bottle.

COMPOSED Of pure Spanish Sarsaparilla
OromatoeS ard Wild Cherry Bark-, three OF
Il c most powerful, purifying and strengthen
ing productions in Nature
The extract here presented is preparep after
the directions given by The celebrated DR..
Warren whose name / bears and will bs found
superior to any prepal aion Of The ared alteIl
use. IL is highly concen,rated-e -eb'atcd DR.
able and favored to the taste. i'll be found
Sarsapariila, Tomato, and Wknd now in
Bilters, have now become standarirey vege-l
universally approved by Physicians as a safe
SUce6y and ~ pflsctuol remedy Inr
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
fI'liE subscriber having moved hi, Soap aud
l. Candle establishment from the stone build
ng on Broad street, 10 the building on Shei
man street, formerly the old meeting house,
tttcd and used for short time as Soap
house, by SANFORD Fell where he has on
hand hard and soft Soap, mould and dipped
Candles Of equal quality 10 any made III the
Stale or elsewhere. All Storckeepers furnish.
ed at the lowest prices and sen, 10 them Tree Of
expenSe. SILAS WARD.
Newport, Dec. II, lSIS dSwlf
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Long experience hns proved
vastly superior to any the
world has ever produced.

II has for its support many eminent medical
practitioners by whom II Is regarded as lnh'
,nitely superior to any medicine for the speedy
and permanent cure OF the great variety OF
diseases known to the medical profession. If
the statement is strong, experience and highly
respectable testimony has fully proved the
truth of all we claim in its favor, and we re
spectfully solicit candid and careful peruSal
| of the certificates appended, from men o! nigh
standing and sterling worth. for the cure OF the
yarious diseases for which medicines of like
name are recommended. This Grand UniveI.
sal remedy is within the reach OF all, and
whenever and wherever ordinary medicines
fail To cure, they may learn and know by Ioy'
! tul experience its transcendent powers TO heal.
The following are some of the many diseases
! in which it has proved eminently successful.
Diseases from Impure Blood, organic or. Iunc.
tional; Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Fever
and Ague, Secondary Syphilis, Rheumatism,
Gout and Lumbago, Scroiula, LeproSy, Can
cerous and Mercurial Diseases, Constitutions
broken by Measles. Small Pox, FevcrS, &c.
Prolapsus U!eria, Piles, Ulcerations, Sweliings,
and Piles, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Pimpes
and Blotches on the face Distractions 50 fatal
to young and delicate ladies, Nervousness and
Bowel Complaints Of children from teethng,
RicketS, weak children and aged persons. Ner-
vous, Debilitaed and delicate iemas lmpo,
ltencyor Incontinence In either sex, Neuralgia
Epilepsy, HysteIia and sick Headache, Tic
Doloreux, Dizziness and Palpitation. Influenza,
Coughs, Throat and Lung Complaints, Bron.
chitis and first stages OF consumption. Alsot
in any case Of Cough, Weakness, Sickness,
&c. if given Immediately. the amount of ex-
pense of pain and misery it would ward of,
would be incalculable. o2l.
We append the following as specimen OF
the certificates spoken Of above.
Rev. Allen Steele, an able and popular d.
vine, well known to the people OF this State,
writes us as follows:
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CHURCH, VI. d.
Marshal Nav -, IS47.

!
| The Rev. ), r. RawSon, Of Albany, worthy
divine, having heard much of the merits of the
Eli yir, was induced 10 try it in general debility
and scrofula, and he considers il the hest ar,.
Gle ever offered 10 The Americas people
| Albany. MAY 26, 1917.
| DR.. Wood procured one bottle Of you
excellent Sarsaparilla Elixir, and ing used
a part of it, am ready TO say that consider i
the best article Tor persons debilitaed and OF
scrofulous habits ever offered to the American
people. Il. II. RAWSON.
Rev. p. NJ. Hitchcock, Pastor of The Wash
ingtonst. NJ. +. Church ofthiS city, has known
of many cases cured by using Or. Woodf
Elixir, and from personal knowledge saws it j.
n safe and most valuable medicine
Albany, MAJ 90. lsi7.
| DR.. J. S. Wood-Sir | take great pleasure
in saying that your Sarsaparia Elixir ha,
produced very evident and beneficial effect
upon my wife. She has for more than seven
years past been in a feeble stale 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
uSedtwo bottles of your Sarsaparilla Ely ir and
has derived great benefit from it.
! From what have witnessed and know of its
happy effects, | can confidently recommend it
as a safe, pleasant and most valuable medicine
Pm. HITCHCOCK.
"Dr. Woods SaTsaparilla has cured more fc-
male complaints the last year than perhaps all
other medicines put together in the vicinity
where II iSknown. 1t is not TO be expected that
their certificates could all be published. We
trus, thc following, from Mr. Myers, OF Troy,
will satisfy the most incredulous.
Troy. June 6, lS47.
DR.. Wood-Dear Sir In justice to You, and
IN accordance with my duty 10 the public, / am
constrained to add my testimony in favor OF
l. your valuable medicine the Sars0parilla Elixir
NV wife has been for many years in a very de-
hlilaied stale OF health, accompanied with
weakness and pains in the loinS, bearing down
pains, indigestion, and q total arrangement Of
the nervous system, so as 10 be quile unable to
attend to domestic affairs, and sometimes con
fined 10 her bed. She has now taken = /, tiles
OF your SarSaparilla Elixir, and her hea'th is
better than II has been Tor many years before
She considers herself now well, and we believe
wholly so. through The providenlial agency of
Your Sarsaparilla Elixir. J NJ. MYERS,
Il. r. Engineer, DC
Sold wholesale and retail by WOOD, LYON
200 q South Pearl street, Albany. and l.,
Druggists generally throughoutthe States aud
Canadas.
Price 81 per bottle. or bottles for s..
CHARLES DYER, Jr Wholesale Agent
81 and "a WeStminser-St., Prodence.
C.G. G. HAZARD, Agent Tor Newport
r. ]. mar. i3, Tyr
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For Children.

These BitterS 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 inestimabe
dOmeS Ic BLESSING,
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Dr.. $. Wood-Dear SiI-Haviug taken
three bottles of your. ..Sarsaparila Elixir, lake
great pleasure in bearing testimony 10 lis ben
Efficient effects upon a system afflicted with
Hereditary Scroiula. For many years have
tried popular remedies, not excepting The pre-
paralons of SarSaparila, and while | would
say OF many of them that they have done wellr
lam constrained to say in my own case on
Elixir far eYcells them all. Yours truly,
ALLEN STEELE,
Pastor Of Hud>on-st, VI. T. Church.
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The Rev. ), r. RawSon, Of Albany, a worthy
divine, having heard much OF the merits of the
Elixir, was induced TO try it in general debility
Gle ever offered 10 the American people.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTS.

The steamship Severn arrived at Mobile, on the
2lst, from Vera Cruz, and by her we received the
following letter from our special correspondent =
MEXICO, May IL, 1919.
Iateresfing California Accounts, from our Special
Messenger, en- route to the Scene of Operation.
Since the so styled California fever commenced,
have resided in different parts of the United
States and notwithstanding my most anxious en-
deavors, | found it impossible to gather any
authentic account Of this modern El Dorado
Advanced till within daily communication with
the Pacific pofts the accounts continue still so
vague and contradictory that 1t is almost impos-
.ible to form any decided opinion. l have con-
versed with persons returned from San Francisco,
with our Consul at Mazatlan, who is at present
in this city, and who has advces to the 9Th
of April | have peru.ed the San Francisco
papers up 10 the 4th of April, those OF Tepec to
the 9th inst, and as some of the conclusions /
derived might be of interest to your friends,
take the liberty to communicate them to you.
Those persons who returned to Mexico from
San Francisco, undoubtedly brought large sums
sof gold but, at the best, their character is so
doubtful that common rumor here says. this gold
was the produce of gambling speculations but
sti those very persons are buying largely here the
manufactures of the State of Guadaloupe, Guam
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
United States Circuit Court.


MAY 20 The jury were discharged this morning,
after which both Judges took their seats the bench
and the argument calendar was taken up.
MAY 2o.-United States Charles Parsons.-Parsens
tried for embezzDg letter containing money and
special verdict rendered. The subseq uently
argued and judgment given to-day in favor Of Parsons
who was discharged nohe proseg,a entered on
the proceeding against William Wallace who was In
dcted for procuring Parsons to open the letter.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30


NAV 2o-The Court organized to-day for the return
Of process f
passing counterfeit money, and whose recognisances
had been forfeited was brought In this morning, by
Deputy Marshal Smith, under bench warrant. She
was then arraigned. and pleaded not guilty The trial
is put of until the June term Of the court. .
The Grand Jury are still In session investigating the
of the Empire No bills had been found up TO the
time Of adjournment.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
United states commissioner OHicc.

NAV 2e-.9ssattL with Dangerous Wsapon.--John
Cuyarly third mate of the American ship Victoria
arrest terdsy evening" under warrant granted by
George w Morton Esq on aehsrge OF having struck
Cj aries Thompson Of the crew with iron beay-
rg pin while the voyage from London to this port,
and hc Id TO bail in 1900
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
Sporting Intelligence.

THE TRoTrIsc NEsrsRpAv.-The trotting contest that
to have taken place yesterday between tho three
greatest and best nags in the world postponed
account of the storm To-day 1t will be impossible
matter what may be the state Of the weather. to bring
the horses to the Another day pass before
they will be ready but Thursday, the trial viii
take place This affair has created more excitement
than any other Of the kind for years In fact, there Is
more money at stake this trot than there WAS ON
the great race between Fashion and Peytona.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
Common Pleas.
IN CHAMBER.
Refnre Jud3e DAILY,

NAY a9-Fasitire from Justice. Margaret Brady was
arrested in this city on charge OF stealing wstoh
and her discharge claimed on the ground that there
was no Indictment found against her requisition
from the Governor. The District Attorney being
his Honor adjourned the until tomorrow
ltbis) morning.
Dtschar ged.-James Pipkerton, young lad, who had
enlisted in the United States army brought up
haJeas corpus and discharged the ground Of infancy
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

IMMIoRANTs.-Five hundred and forty-seven I'm,
migrant passengers arrived at the quarantine ground
yesterday-al In British vessels and hfy-six this
merning, In British schooner-from Galway. Ireland.
Two more vessels arrived at quarantine this forenoon,
with 106 passengers and the other With s3-Bsss
TrarsUsr, MaU %
The New York herald., 1849-05-30
Supreme Court.

GENERAL TERM.
Present-Justices Jones, Edmonds, and Edwards.
MAY 29.-No. 71-GDrrs. Seden-a reserved case, is
now on argument. No 1O4-Loren Us. BeA-is the first
this days calendars No. 103-Craig ct sI %.
Cockvoft-havng been argued.
The Court will adjourn sine die on Saturday next.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

boots end shoes and plenty Of rubbers II he should
prng er send several eases OF rubbers he could get
from four = SIX dollars pair for them 1t will be Of
no use for him to bring out his dasuesotyps sppa-
ratss - people here have other business TO think Of
[From the Boston Traveller, May2s1
Mr.. J. 4. Teschemaker furnished this morning
With An outline sketch Of lump Of California gold,
found near the Stsnislaus river in California in Oc
tober last by Mr. Lorenso Truxel The piece OF gold
MIR. Tesehemaker informs and measured
by his son, who Is in San Francisco The outline s7X
inches at the largest part and 6 inches at the widest
The piece weighed twelve and half pounds and ave-
ragged three quarters Of inch in thiekness and 1t
had in 1t about half ounce Of dirt and stone but
not more 1t worth in California about 50 500 Mr.
Teschemaker writes from San Francsco-where he has
resided years-thst the last winter has
usually severe there and that consequently there has
he says, is abundant beyond exaggeration. A half
million men could hnd employment at the pacers with
out interfering with each other extensive is the
From the Columbian Is C.) Telegraph Nav ISL
Well, have seen touched and admired the genuine
California gold, brought hither from the placers by
present to his sister, residing in this place
The specimen we was about the size Of piece
OF chalk had been deposited In the sku hands OF
our friends Messrs Glaze and Radcliffe for the purpose
OF which Was completed and the rest as yet in the
lump The ring 10 massive circle Of the virgin ore Of
bright yellow color entirely nnadulterated; and the
metal said to be almost mseabe and soft lead
certainly IL pure and genuine specimen Of the
tcle but whether 1t ID worth going far to get-even
IN large quantties-is question which will admit Of
doubt.
The gentleman who brought back this trophy. evi-
IDENTIFY did not think it worth his while go into the
dggiDgs- for we understand that he has intention
Of returning
ried the Rev + r. Tracy. Of bearer Of
dispatches TO the U s. officers 81 San Francisco. Mr..
Tracy goes to California director of private mint,
established under the auspices of capitalist at Hay
denyille, Mass.
The New York herald., 1849-05-30

From the Mobile Register. May ~
The Royal Mall steamer Severn, Capt Vincent. ar
rived at the anchorage in the Lower Bay Yesterday
morning, in four days from Vera Cruz whence she
sailed the morning Of the ITth She brought 81 pas
seuetrs ana $l4T NtO in specie
10 Capt. I. r. Downer. ore Of the intelligent aud
polite officers OF the Severn indebted tor files of
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Swampscott from Lynn, miles and back, twice dav,
except Sunday.
Tyringhsm from Ssah Lee, 4 miles and back, three
times week.
Upton FROM Westboro', miles and back, six times a
week.
twice week.
West Milbury from Mlbury, six miles and back, six
times week
WestportPoint from South Wesport miles and back
three times week.
West Stockbrdge Centre from West stockbridge miles
and back once a week.
West Yarmouth from Hyannis, miles and back three
times a week.
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Extract from the act Of Congress Of Sd March I845 section H.
"andbe further enacted That it shall be the duty Of the
Postmaster General in all future lettings of contracts for the
transportation of the mall to let the every case to
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance without other reference the mode OF such
transportation than may be provide for the due
CELEBRITY, certainty, and security of such transportation nor
shall any hereafter be required to purchase
out take valuation the stock vehicles OF any pre-
vious contractor for the route"
IL Bidders will be careful to read the forms and IN
structions appended this advertisement lhey are re-
quesed state proposals. the mode by which they
intend convey the mail Where the size and weight oil
the mails or the speed called for in the schedules shall re-
qure the contracts will be made for COACH steamboat or
railroad conveyance the may be- and consequently
such will be let to bids proposing such mode OF con-
veyance In all other the routes will be assigned TO
bids proposing the cheapest mode Of transportation
~ Railroad companies specially notified that their
regular bids be understood including the supply OF
each Office the line of their respective roads not over
quarter of mile from depot Separate proposals Tor OIL
ces more than quarter of mile of will be considered
PROPOSALS for carrying the mills of the United States
frem the LIST day Of July ls9, to the 3Oth OF June,
1883, inclusive, in NEW YORK, will be received at the
Contract Office of the Post Office Department. in the city OF
Washington, until Of the 4h April 1849 Ito be de-
cded by the Gath day of April 1897 on the routes and
the manner and time herein specified, viz
NEW YORK.
80l. From New York at4pm
To Stoningon, c.
And bac'1
aoo To-. ,verv dav axcent S,nda,