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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-22

WomrS FOR CAIiroRSiA.-We are glad to
see that the gold .diggels Of California are Ike
ly 10 have help-mects to share the fruits of
their plund r. Mrs. Eliza w. Farnlam,
who's, hus' and died at San Francisco last
September, aud who finds its necessary To go
out there in consequence proposes |" take /
with her a company of unm lrried women not
under twenty-five years of age, who can bring |
unjolbted testimonials as to character, edu-
cation, &c. The idea is a good one and we
hope she " i'll succeed in mastering large
company They will all be in demand when
they reach their destination nay, they will
be- valued higher than gold. But We will lei
Mrs. T. tell her story in her own way.
New YoRK, eb. /, le4o.
The death Of my husband, ThonasJ. Farm
ham, Esq, at San Frarcisco, in September
last, READERS II cxpsdent that ! shoull visit
California dullng the coming season. Having
a desire 10 accom- ish some greater good ly
my journey ,hlher tlan to give The nccessar,
attention 10 my private affairs, and believing
that the presence Of women would be one OF
the surcst checks upon many of the evils ,ha,
are app~chended there, desire - ask a',en-
ton to the FOL owing sketch Of plan for Of
ganlzlng a party of such persons 10 emigrats
to that country.
! Among the many priyaiions and de,c'ora-
llng influences 10 which the thousands who
ar, fl ocking ,hithcr will be subjected, one Of
the greatest is the absence Of woman, with al |
her kindly cares anl powers, so peculiarly
conservative to man under such circumstances.
\ 1t would exceed the limits Of this circular
t. hist at the benefits that would flow 10 the
growing p pulaiion of that wonderful region,
! from he INTRODUCED n among them Of intelIi-
! gent yiruous, and efficient women. Of such
only It is proposed TO make up this company
! /, is believed tha, there are hundreds, if not
thousands of surh fen.a'es in our country,
! who are not bound by any tie that would hol
! them here, who might, by going thl,hcr, have
the satisfaction of employing Themselves great
I.Iy to tie benefit and advantage of those who
are there aud a, the same time Observing ,hci'
own interc., more ellrctually, than by follow
ing any employment that offers to them here
II 1t is proposed that the Company shall con-
ssl of persons not under twenty-five years o
aec, who shall b,ing fiom their clerqymen, o
some authority of the tow where thy reside
satisfactory testimonials o! education, charac
ter, copa ity, &c, AMI who can contribute tn
> sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, to de-
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NfWpUTT, 70 ~ ''f'T'- :.
yOUN G. WEAVER, Guardian of t''A
\ ATKINSON and JOSEPHINE ATklN-
son, minor children of William II Atkinson,
late Of said Newport, deceased, presents hs
Guardianship accounts on the estates OF sad
minors, for allowance which SAID accounts
contain a credit for real estate of SAID minors,
sold bv the Guardian. hc same is read, rr-
cciycd and the consideration thereof rci'jr,d
to a Cour, Of Probate to be- holden at thc Tow
Hall in said Newport, on the first Monday "f
March next, and uoticc thereof 1" bc gwen Ter
,hrcc successive weeks, by advertisement IN
ihc II raid of the Tunes,
Frbs BBB ROWLAND, Prob CLERK.
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DETCR p REMlNGTONS Guardian ac-
| counts on the estatrs Of WILLIAM FEA-
BODY and SARAH CATiiARlN Ne TEA.
BODY minors, children of Benjamin Peabody
deceased, arc presented for allowance ia"
same are received and referred for considcra-
ton to n Court of Probate TO be holden ~ me
Town Hall, III said Newport, ON the hrst Mon, =,
day Of March next, at o'clock, III an"
notice thereof is ordered to- be gwen ny aa',r'
,;.oucnt for Ihree successive weeks in the
Herald of the Times.
Feb b B ROWLAND, Prob Clerk.
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BATn. Me , May 2s.
Mr. L. Brown -

Mr. +. Brown
Dear Sir Having tostcd the value of your
Sarsaparll, and Tomato Bitiers, l take lleasur.
10 glvr /, yuu the facts Of my case for your owl
,atls ftc,ion AID che benefit of others. | have
been suffering with the Erysipclas humor in my
side causing my hand and arm to swell very
much and TO bc pain lul at the same tune, an,
tor some time previous have been troubled VIII
Il weak stomach most of my food has hurt me
and there has been a singular iaintncss at th'
stomach, which has been increasing, and cause'
me much diff 'uty. After commenced takin5
your Bitlcrs, could perceive gtadual ana I'M
mediate r,irt ald would recommend 1t WI !
mycl, corii lcncc To ,ho.e who are t., ublcd will
such complaints Yours, truly,
WM DONNELL.
Bath, Ne, May ~ lsl. ~
For sale by II J. ThlLOR.
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The RAIL RoAp. Every day We are more
and more convincot, fom expe rience and &C
tual observation, that il is n matter Of the .
or attest Importance, not oEly to t q people of
New port, but u the whole travell ng pul lie, /
TO have ra'lrlad built to Fall River, witt all
po slble speed. A we stated yesterday there I
is not n day In the scrercst scason Of winter I
when steamer o. sal, vessel cannot come Ia
our wharyos with p rlact cas-, and safety, !
without The slghie t obstruction w ice Fall /
River is now frozen up, and must remain so
until the weather is sufficiently warm to thaw
it out Providence is in the same situation -
Now il is a mater Of serious moment to tn,
owners Of the outside line, and would be great
" to their interest to assist in building this
road, in order TO sustain the reputation Of their
linz. Ii the travol Nc public are 10 be both.
cred in this way, they viii patronize a route
by which they are more certain Of being ac-
comm dated. If Newport was the terminus
Of the road, much time would be saved at all
seasons, particularly in summer, as the boats
are often flur and fl c hours in reaching here
fom Fall River, 1T n ght, when there is
dense fog they can al ways gct out from here.
ifit po siblc 20 see half the len 1h of the
boat. Again, in summer lime, the bats have
10 remain at or wharf ful an hour, during the
busies, month"; 10 land passengers, carriages,
horses, freight &c. il the cars started from
here, they might be off for Boston long be-
fore the boat had finished landing her passen-
gers and freight fr Newport thus saving
nearly or quite an hour between New York
and Boston. The cars wo Id run from Fall
River to this place in les; than an hour, thus
arrvin, here before O'Clock, whereas now,
the boat rarely ever leaves Newport before 0
in the evening.
There are thousand other advantages,
which we IN ght name, TO b. deri"ed from the
construction of this rold, the mtjoriry Of
which would be felt and appreciated full a.
much, ifrot little more, by tie public, par
tcularly the Bostonians. This route has
been surveyed BY the best practical engineers,
anu III mas DecU ustcGluln AZ lllil wv i'"N S'''N
be built, anl prepared for u.s., including De-
pots, cars and everything for three hundred
and thirty housand dollars These plans ahd
drawings are all in this town the charter ha'
been granted, and all that is now wanted l.
70 have the stock subscribed for,--anl IN
few months tn ears would be in motion. W.
trust that our hrcthr1n Of the Boston pes
will speak GU, on this sui. eel, ana arouse tn
public to The importance otlhe pro Get.
Some Of our bcs, citizens, WHO ac aIwal
prudent and never do 4 ras' thing ared cdcd
ly in favor of the towns taking one hai o
the stock and eating debt for lie purpose
we are not suc that this is not an exec len
proposition, and che that Will meet With Gen
cral favor in this community. Ii is quie tim
that some active and dccid,d measures wcr
taken on the subject; the road can now b
built, il we only arouse to the work, with
deerm nation no, to abandon it in any even
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UPThero is gang of young rascas IN
town, whose ages vary from II to 20 years,
who are regularly organized fox the pnrgoS
of robbing hcn-rOosts, nests, &c. They have
area IS committed many depradatlons, IN som"
of which they have been detected, and com
peeled to surrender their plundcr PeGscns
must keep their hen houses secured by locks
ifthey DO not want them sacked by these
Young professional thieves. Parents should
see to this matter, and correct these alarming
traits in their children's Character nov, while
1t can be easily d ne. Of all larceny, robbln2
hen-rooss i, the NEST despcabe, and IN very
many instances the most abandoned culprlts
who have atone for their final great Offence
upon the gallow5, have confessed tht then
Greer in iniamy commrn''d in this manner
Thesa young persons arc closely watched
and We speI this wod Of timely caution VII
the hope ,hai they vii prodt by IT. and tha'
save themselves from much disgrace.
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Dallcy'S Animal G livauic Cure
All

pllIS invaluable a'tclr, has lately been
| dl,cuvccd 10y the same mao whose
MAGICAL PAIN INrRNC' OR
hrs performed and is GlIly performing Snch
wonderful turc,.
The Anlwa, Gohomr cue ill has cprcd
Bone Spawn. luu IuL S1rJrr, SpI. nS,
Calls. Grease Sores and Brul-r-.
f. see printed = mphlnl,, Uud read the
le.trueuy lhcic'u contained
OvucI> ul Horses and ,alll'r cattle .i,c
hr Gai,auic Cuc-in o'" 'ay trili and my
wort lor 49, Won WI never tc without II a.'er.
wards. IL. Il. HAXA.,D, Agcul lor New
port.
Feb l.w.
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iilr0ililics.
from lhc Christian Freeman.
RELIABLE EVIDENCE or THE Eff
CACN OF BuCiiAN : IiUNGAHIiN B\L.

From he Christian Freeman.
RELIABLE EVIDENCE or THE EFF
CACN OF BUCiiANS IiUNGARIiN B\L
SAM.-WhIle we repudiate quackefy, We ar,
always plea ed to give credit for tha which
~ tru,y useful, "nd to give information which
cray benefit uthriS Il few day, ago, a broth
or Of ours, from horway, Me came into oul
office, in comfortable health, whom We dit
not expect 10 see again un earth. We recely
ed 4 letter few weeks since rom another
brother, resident in the house with him, Saylng
that lie was confined TO his bed, ami could no.
probably continue bat a short Time. J"dg"
then oi our surprise when we saw him enter
our Office. lie has a slight cough remanlnl
as it would be natural that he should have, IN
iii he has had further Tins for acquiring
strength of lungs But he is in com oljahl'
health The following letter which he adj
dresses to the general Boston Agent for the
medicine which has restored him so worder
fully, will show what medicine has bee" The
lustrumca, Of the good work.
Ro>,on, Feb lG, lSi1.
! DR. ID. T. Bradee Sir Il cannot refrain
! from saying word in commentator Of Blu
chan'> Hungarian Bal>am Of LIc,' Here /,
IA plain statement Of facts in relation to Hy
case, and il they are Of any service IN inducing
the sick to seek rcliefal the Source from wheucc
] obtained 1t, shalt be thaukiuI.
I My residence is Norway, Me. Three ycaia
ago last fall, took violent cold, which len 6
cough of the most aggravalug kIud, accom-
panied By Il severe pain IN the lcli side. Las
June had become 50 feeble, that was Oblg
ed TO qnlt all work, and was confined to h,
house until about four weeks since. DWin2
/ that time received the best medical aleu'
dance, and tried nearly all lhc medicines whic'
are recommended IN such cases, bot could int
no rellei but grew worse, and for HE last three
weeks was confined 10 ny bed. Two of my
4 phy Siclans gave me up as past recovery. hu
as fortune would have it heard of the llun
| gari ian Bal>am and Immediately procured ;
| bottle. This gave me instant relief and Si'
bottles have broken up my cough aud placed M
in a situation to resume, with advancing health
my usual occupation. Yours truly.
II CHURCHILL. COnB.
\ ID. T. Bradlee, I30 Wa>hnolon-St., sol'
!, Agent for the U. :. and British Provinces.
H For sale IN Newport, ly
II feb2i. j. TAYLOR.
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+ B ROWLAND, Prob C'crl
CcrET OF PRcBhTE,
. ri t1fl

TGTSTUS BUSH, Guardian on th" cs'
\ tate orTIiONAS B GEFFEOY, minor.
presents his Guardianship account on SAD cs.
tate tor allowance the same IS read, received
and the consideration thereof referred 10 u
Cour, Of Probate to be holden at the Town
Hall in said Newport, ON the first Monday OF
March n, ~, at . o'clock, m, and notice 81
the same to be given for three successive
weeks, by advertisement IN the Herald "i tho
Times. BIB ROWLAND, Prob Clerk
Erb
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B ROWLAND, Prob Clerk.
Cprpr OF rHoBAri,

Newport Feb :, I-i9.
A LEXANDER NJ Me GKEGoR, Ad.'"-
a ,straior on the estate of HENt NC
GOWAN, late of Newport, 'r.,a ased, presents
his first account on said estate for ail"wprr' )
The same is read, received md the ccns'd'ih-
ton thereof referred to a Court "i Probate 1"
be holden at the Town Hall, IN said Ncwp'r''
on the frs, Monday o. March next. al g.
clock. a m, and notice thereof 10 bc given tv
advertisement for three successive Wetks IA
the Herald of the Times.
F,hH Il ROWLAND, Prob Clerk
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Eegal \ otirss.


Newport. Feb. ;, t.i?.
NICHOLAS ". MARSH. Guard q OF lis
" miuuI cEll'Ien, MAni c. MARSH aId
WIiLINN H. MARSH! presents n list II
claims uf credit ot 81 id minors (whlch nle
dluneD with request tot an order q pay TIC
same; which is read, received, and referred IL
cuurl oi Prrhat. lo be holden n the IOWA
li1I. on the nlst Mouday IN MaIch. lSi9
Upon the r,ti'iou of NlChOi. As W.
MtK~II Guardian OF ti> children, fARNC 1.
MARSH aud WILL " II, MARSH minof',
Ieprcscntihg that ~" amount OF claims against
.iLe said mimoI>' ts,alrs, j. five hundred Sky
iunr dollars md thirty even ccGt>, a. appears
10, hIS accounts Splllrd This day with his out {,
and that said uiuoT- have 10 personal estate,
iaud Irayire that lie noy be auhutlzed n ~
lrarac.tv of Guardian, ~ etll at public trcrlor,
III the right, iIlle AID interest wbhh tald l.
Inors have IA and TO certain lot ul lard, Stlun-
,ed IN c.G own of New port bounded Nnti en-
! , dTlii-wav: South or land of Nlcholas y hi'".
and W. est on the Friends Lot 80 called.
,ur. 80 much thereof ~ viii he sufficient u"
irai>e id sum With incidental expenses. l lie
same is read received and the consideration
rhe.eo" referred to Count oi f,obrie To le
Il holden al the Town Hall, in said Ncwpon on
i the hrsi Monday Of March lSl0 at Q o'clock,
/ ! .no,icc thereof is ordered 10 bc given IN
1.-The Herald of the Times, FOR three succc'slve
week, prcvtous to said Court
\ e. B. ROWLAND, Piob. CLERK.
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CuuRr oI PEoBhTr,

n WpOrI, Frb y, Ir4V.
EIIZhBETH VI ENGS, Guardian cf VII
Il liam Engs, Mary VI Eugs, and taiharine
B Engs, minor children Of George Engs, late
Of Newport, deceased, presents her Guardian.
sbip accounts on the estates of said minors for
nIl, vnpcc. The same is read, received and
the consideration thereoi ro tcrr d To C,uft cl
Probate 10 be holden at the Town Hall IN "a 4
Newport, on the FRS, Monday Of Marcel next
at @ . cloct, a m, and notice OF the same To- he
gi,en for three successive wceke,by advertise
mcnt in the Herald of the Times.
Feb II u ROWLAND, ftob t'e't.
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n-5- The (ollowing dwcct Ines arc from the
ncn Of Mrs CAROLINE VI . NYE, formerly of
This town. She writes but seldom, at least ior
the public eye, hut whenever her cfln ions reach
the world, they are highly flashed, and give c'i-
dcncc of the rich treasures Of her cultivated
l. ind.
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TC MOTHERS o? FAMILIES
Read tire following terrible
ssCrN OF "a chile.

From, tbn Nnrchnn,'s J.drnr t,uhlisL,J =,
,L, ,,i,,, or NJ, VII IuI,, itL !, -
~ Is o.,',' u u"'y we owe 10 So''tyi' PAT
t,nn tntes,iry puhliclv and yol5yt5ril, g. g,ch
tninps A. come under our own p,stiys obsor
y,ti0n
To this cnd a. well as in ,rr,,i,uJ,, &, ,lo
inventor of Dalcy's Pain Extractor, we would
state. that a child of ours. about fourteen
months old, fell upon a red hot cooking stove.
mixing if with DO arms near hi, elbows and
falling mon his knre>) continued 10 hang
yiih his hands. havIna caught m llc boil, ;
M. cnver hrIug OF al the Time tIll the 1e-
ar The arm, and hand, was near entirely la3.
On off ana the cor1s of the wrist were ncarl,
burnt a.uufcr, Being sent for IN ha,fn We
iroyc for q box OF Dd.lcv'S Pain E\ro.t,r
land fare II could be- .t;lirl n wa. iL,u,ht
hat lho rhiIl ,oust die. hie vtiil,iros nj in
,n.e 0un,,y were 50 Great. In lv,uiy minutes
otat the opplc.tIou wa, made, he sion, and
nne or NO u.!u wa, afterwards felt. cycro,
,cbiur. arj he dressings H. u,ui,Ir.e
rcrl. nll wa, well ptH no contraction, of ilc
|vu,f. or even scar is nov tobr seen
c Having watched IL, almost rirarnlnns nprr
atoms IA THIS tender case, with that iutruse
care ant anxiety ial alou" Gil> n lafCr's
breast. We do know 'h- l'f" and dralh hung
nppn moment, aud fee! Ih1i Il extreme "a,
2, of lhls sind. uur all yea almost lite ilsalj
should hr gwen for a s"Y Of TINS Pam hAt2e-
. .'or, III preference 10 all else.
\ A Guild EADII SChiDED
Il ,,l., rl,.,i,.r C..,,, r...n.. + r...,..,
I NH 9 ., . r
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The subject Of next Sunday evenings Ice.
ture at the Mll-st, Church will be
The History Of he translation Of The Rible
into English.
Service to commence at g - o'clock
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n action IN tn" above diseases, U'o
,EW ENGLAND IIEhVE POWDERS
are acknowledged 10 he

ever knovn-,o improve The appetite, r'gen-
crate the =. stem, ch'veh tn' SP''''' WI" ~
'corrcc, any organic OF 'mclI9nal deroogrmc"'
.,r the s,,inn, i and Bowels oi the Horse
Given in fourth or half portions they puFii}
the blood and correct n ,itIaicd state o. lh'
nuids, loosen the hide, stimulate the Vr,s"i,
Of the skin and soften the halr--also 'qralI@c
The circulation, and III great measure protect
from the many diseases incident 10 variable
and changing climate.
During The las, five years, this medicine hn,
been extensively used IN ,arlonS sections o.
tho country. Its unboundcd popularity 10
fully nte.,cd by numerous aud well anIheG'
lic nlcd cures.
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.DLD DR.. TOW NSENN is now ab0u, 70
" years of sac and las long been known
the author and disrovcr,r ofthe Grnuinc Origi-
nal "Towracn nj Sarsaparla' Being poor, he
was compolrd TO limit it, manufacture. by which
means II has been kept out of II erkct, ana the
sdcs crcuuscr.h,d to those oi y ho had prov
ga its worth and known ts value. i, hes reach
de the ea : of any, nevertheless as those per
SONS who had ben healed of sure diseases, and
saved from death, proclaimed its excellence and
,u,t.,i,,GI
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illeoitinrs.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor!
tss!rsss and Ssn.sis.

NEVER IN IA single INSANE, since its first
" irirodurt1" hy me Ia I~39 has tbs uu-
rvaiird O.nun, " failed 10 curh t'c Worst
Burns and scalI<, d, what il of vast impnr.
lance especially 90 Girls -i i heals the wounds
without Se.r!! The pain aud suffering th,t
may bc saved -(and IA extreme eases, llii it.
scif) by a prompt application of my genuine
Extract, sought to make il uu inmate Of every
family.
lis effects are instantaneous when appli, d
to Burns and Sca!da il cools and d,aws out
The fire aud pain IN few minutes and IT, s
constitutes the difference between my genuine
Dallry's Extractor and the couutcf!tit articles
Counterfeit Extracts iriltatc aud ,ncrca,e the
pain.
TC MOTHERS o? FAMILIES.
IL may with truth be said, that there is
scarcely family of small children 10 hc found
but where accidents sometimes d. occur; A. d
that these accidents principally comprise
Burns Scalds, Cuts, Wounds and Bruises. .-
70 this category of accident, may hr added
and as general complaints to which ch.ldr' II
are subject
/ WEAK AND INFLANED EYES, EUEt
1 MATISM. ERUPTIOAS, SORES.
SN BILLINGS AND MILAN.
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NJ. Phrlandcr Allen, Of Lyme, y II, Ger
life. that he cured long standing case "l
leaves and general dcbIiity bN the use "l
,uly ~ port ors Mr. Samuel Montague,
Il" Moutague. Mass. informs Us lie had Il
Horse cured oC an ANNOYING Cough accnnpau
led with cholic pains nnd worms, Mr.
sheldon Of Rupert, VT, restored NA'"ah'
Horse afflicted with chronic Cough and great
wan, of CONDITION. Mr. \ ID. Woodward, "l
,hclbutnc, Mass in three days cured NIn'
lent attack of House All, 10y the use OF the y
England Heave Pow drs.
n B.--For particulars acc " Ne" In3!Gh'
Veteriuariau"--a valuable urallsc on th'
uorse-wbith accompanies th'- m,drlrc.
~ CAUTION !-.6e"ar' OF Imposition
The celebrity Of this article has gwen ~"
70 I'm ta,ions, named 4" ilraNc Powder,
''Heave Cure" &c. &c. The New England
lleavc Pow vders-The Original and hruuln'
Remedy y-are put up in tn boxes, 'ar'i"' "
weighed out in portions each box Is 'nN'I-
opcd with wrapper, with an engraving OF Nv"
Horses in listening attitude, coPytighl >ecH''
ed. aud on vhich Will always appear tie VIII.
ten signature OF " 6. ". llorc!.
Prepared aud sold by & II. y l. : iinveN, ,
proprietors, Greenfield, Mas, aud SOLD b.
Druggists and Dcaler~ throughout the country
Sold by Il J. TAYLOR, Newport aud J
BAICI Il son, Providence.
E.boJ ISJp,
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Notice.,

THE Co.partncrship hcrc,giuyc cIistne
under the firm orPARKER y WEAVER -
dissolved this day hy mutual consent Hnd all
persons indebted to the late hrm are request
ed to inskc immediate payment to Jacob Nca.
yer Who iS authorised to settle the same.
SAMUEL 4. PARKER
JACOB WEAVER
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Newport, Feb ., lsio 4

NcwpoFt, FtD ., NV
GANTEL ENGS and FRANCIS LAW
y TON Executors Of George Ergs, ic OF
said Newport, deceased, present thc'r 70
coun, on .aid estate for allowance, w!rch no
count con sins a credit lor real estate Of sad
Georg' 'ugs, sold by the Executors. The
same IL read, received aud the considcrati, n
thereof ref, rred 20 Court Of Probate To lie
holden ~ tie Town Hall IN sad Newport, on
The hrs, Monday Of March nesi, al o'cloct,
M, and notice 10 he given of the ssms, by
sdvcr,isemof for three successive weeks IN
the Hersld of the Tunes
Eebs y n ROWLAND, Prob Clevb.
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HENRY HOLT,

deceased, and having given bond accord ng
10 aw,-rcaucsis all persons indebted 10 SAID
estate to make immediate payment, and those
having demands 60 present them Tor settle
lmeut FANNY HOLT, EAccutrix
Ysbs
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Notice.

/ IlE undersigned having born oppoialc
! ENccutrN IT the last Will ana T,stancn
ot her late husband.
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CoIrkAIsr, Mass. Nav -, LIS

COIEkAINF, MISS, WV 0T, I"I7'
Nessrs Iov.y-I must acknowledge that
nv ure,tous convictions that LEAVES could
no, he cured. have been rnIIrciJ changed, lol
IN severe case of lcavcs aud bad Cough the
use of oul, one box of your Powders accom-
pli.hcd perfect curc, aud NOW, thr"r monlh'
since, my Horse shows no indications OF DIS
ease, Yours &c, EDWARD FISH t
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1t posscsscs marvellous efficacy IN an com
piain,s arising from indigestion, from Acidly oi
The stomach. from unequal circulor n, dutcrIni
nation of the blood TO the head palpi'a,iou pfthc
heart, cold feet and hands, cold ch'lls amt ho'
flashes over the body 1t has not its equal il
Colds AMI Coughs; and promote easy cSpccto
ration and Gentle pcrspira'ion, relaxing structure
If the lurps throat aid every other part
But in nothing Is It's excellence more mrnihst
ty seen and acknowledged than in all kinds ont
Stages OF