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

1ST, That every Steamboat or other vessel
arriving at this port with sickness on hoard
or having had any on the passage, until sub
seuuent action OF the Board oI Health, shall be
carried by the Health officer to the quarantine
ground
Cd. That when any vessel has been carried
10 the quarantine ground by the Health oihcer
he shall a, soon as may be, inform lhc fresl'
dent of this Board of her situation, and cir
cnms,ances. and shall by his advice and dlrec'
,;on. take such measures for cleansing SAID yes
sci, az are proper and necessary, and shall de-
tain her on the quarantine ground, so long as
the President shall think II cNpcCIento
Sd That whenever any vessel shall aTnve
AT thus port, having any person sick on board
or having had sickness on hoard during her
p,,sape, the President on being ntoI med there
Of by the Health officer, shall nmedlat ly send
Physician or board to examine said person
or pcrsoDs, who shall report in writing to the
President his or their ure state and condition,
and the nature Of his or 'heir disease
4th That no person on board any vessel, n,
the time of her being carried to the quarantine
| ground. shall be allowed to go on shore with
\ ont the written PERMISSION ot the President
and that no person I've allowed 70 VISIT SAID yes
sci except the physician, wi'hou' wr"'et
permission aforesaid.
Il hIb -Tha, any person violating any e the
n aforesaid regulations, or refusing OF neglecllnt
/ to comply with snv written Instructions glve'
/ by the President, by virtue OF theatoieSa'd reg
/ nIa,ions. shall on convection thereof he'"te au
\ rnmpeten, Court. he fined n sum not eNcsedlni
II s251 ncr less than so, or be inrr.soned n'
| exceeding six months, Al the dIsc'tdoa oi lh
II Court.
II 6tb.-Tha, if the Master or other rciSo
/ having charge of any vessel arriving at ih
/ port, Shall cvade or attempt 10 e'aG" any i''
II ,rthe state or any regulations o' The h"liI =
II Health in relation To Qua'antnc vessels, u
making false tpresenlautn t. >'i' '"''o.
.he President thereof, q may re>i'c, W
length the massage from 'he las, put or
:, respects th e health OF the people on board,
II The lime of arrival or At any tine during u
II vov,pe such master or other rcrsnn shall "a
, Inc not exceeding $3.50. nor lc>. than $50.
il 7h.-It shall be INC duty Of the Heall "inc'
4 IN c,use tho ha,oheS ol oil vessels detained
ll,be Quarantine ground, While they rr1
ihe,e, 10 be Kept orcn from son ise y Snns'
II IN nromo,e free c,rcui,uon oi The ar
N sh.-That II shall he AMI hciehv IS ma
ne dnty ,i the Health Oficer 10 infhrm OF q
a,ionS Of the foregoing Regrlsuon' whr
4 NAV come to his knowledge-anc u he >n'
II neglect or violate any Of the duties prescIio
Ito him bvthe ls~S OF ne Sisie. or by 'he Rcg
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Gcncva! AascssnDly
JUNE sEs SION.

Tuesday morning.
House.--The House met at 10 o'ciock.-
The Speaker called the House TO order, anG
a quorum of the members answered to thcl
names when tie roll was called
A communication was made to the Senate
informing them tina, the House was organz
ed and ready 10 proceed TO business, and /"
yi,ine them to Join the Honse for the 'purpos'
of opening the Session with prayer.
message was received from the Senate
informing the House Of their organization
and announcing that they would join The
House Immediately for the purpose for which
they were invited.
The Throne Of Grace was ad Iressed by the
Rev. A. Henry Dumort, in iervent and i'm
pressive prayer.
The two Houses then separated.
William A. Howard, of Provi 'cncc, and
Joscnh Il. Sisson, Of Ncrth Providence, pre-
sen,ed ,he.t credentials, aud were engaged IN
the Senate. w TIE Secretary Of State.
Meu orial OF Horace Ba,tey, claiming The
seat Of third Representative from the Town
Of Scitua.e, on the e ound that Charles Jack
son. who had the highest number Of votes a
the April election, was not resident OF The
town. Referred to special committee, con
sislnc of Mcssrs. Hazard, Finch and Brown
Petition of David Cady, ct al, ior al
smendmcn, of The law relative TO Pedars IL
cences, referred to 'hc judiciary COMMITTEE
: Petit of Mar,ha Bennett, for cave I
adopt child, referred 10 Judiciary COMMITTEE
Several petitions, for vOrous Objects, wcr
received ard referred 10 The appropriate Con
uiltecs.
Petition cr Iiarrc, Pcarcc, for appc.ntmeI
or Guardian, referred to the judiciary Comm
tee
Mr. Updikc ;r,tolu"cd bill r'osid,nT III
every Physician aui Surgeon in this St
tha1 keep a correct rc-i5;'' of every m'l
with the name Of the child and its parcni'
also nj cyery death. the name age. cause Dc
ard mai 9 annn / returns 20 The frcsidett
the / Medical Society, who 'h3N arnGa
Is feron the same to the General AssemO'
The hill ais, requires all clerpyn'n It, ke'
record of all marriages Re. by them 60
snnzcl. and 10 make return oi TIE same
,ls SIC e,ary Of Stair {; 'hr irn'ty ''' re
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28
BRIGHTON MARKET,
June 2lst.

At marke, $50 Beef Cattle, lipairs Working
Oxen, 81 Cows aud Calves, 1900 Sheep aud
Lambs, 80 Swine
Pices-Beei Cattle Last week'sJrices were
not susta ned, and we reduce our quotations
Extra ss6 15 frs, quality Sc SO 2d do. Sc; g.
do IS 75; 4,h do So
Working oxen-sa!ss a. ss7, 90, 100, and
lO5
Cows and Calves Sale. at $i9. %, 81, 81, 80
Sheep and Lambs-$l 25. So, = so, and ss3.
Swine---6 a 7c Retail IL u lee. Spring
Pigs l-2c /; retail 9 l0c.
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MIrrtcO,

In Providence, on the Plat inst. by the RI
Rev Bish,p lienskaw, Daniel A. Chapel, of
his towr. and Elizabeth l.. Ramond, OF New
Bedford, Mas.
On Thursday, the 9TH inst. Brevot Lieu
zen mt CoioGel kra1ton Bragg, Unued States
Army, to Eliza B.. daughter Of Mary Jane aud
he late Richard G. Ellis. The ceremony was
oe'formed at the family residence, IN the par
I>h of Teuebone, Louisiana by the Rev. John
Sandel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

The case of Isaac A. Begs charged with
sending threat enng letters to w. d. Astor
has been tried in the Court OF General Ses
sions in New York, and went to the jury or
Thursday, and resulted IN a verdic, of guilty
The counsel for the defence moved an ares
Of Judgement.
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lations OF this Board, or shall permit any other
person 10 violate the same. lie SLall pay a fine
Of so.
9,h.-Thal notice Of The afcrcgoing Rcgula.
,ons he published weeks in the Daily News
and Herald Of tue Times, and copy of them
handed by The Health Officer to the Master
Of every Guaranteed vessel for his government.
/ By Order, Z b. HOWLAND, Clerk
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D P REMiNGToN. Administrator on til,

ID + REMINGTON. Administrator on the
estate OF DlNAil MORKOW, late Of
Newport, dec, presents his I'd account on said
estate for allowanc the same Is rec d and
referred tor consideration to a Cou of Probat-
to be holden at the Town Hall in Newport
on the lst Monday III July next, being the ID
day of said month, at . O clock, a II ard or.
dered that notice thereof be given by adver
tisement for Successive weeks in the Daily
News, once a week thai all persons interested
may app, ar at said time and place and be
heard. Is b. ROWLAND Prob, CIk
! June 0--3w law
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fflarinc Eist.

sch'r Mary Elizabeth, Of Snow Hill NJ. D.,
before reported ashore on Block lsland) has
been got off hy party belonging on Il" Island,
and taken TO this port, where she has been
placed on he railway for repairs. When her re-
pairs are completed she will he sold ct publ
auc ion one half the procesds ofthe sale to 90 to
The parties who got her of, according TO ngrrc.
ment.
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GlnrsSap, 1unc %

An important bill was Introduced in the
legislature, yesterday, by Mr.. updike. Of
South Kingston, which provides for lhe do
posting Of bound volume, nj the close Of ev-
cry year, Of each newspaper published in this
State, in The Cabinc. Of the Historical Soc ely
-. in Proyi .ence.
There is no place in which a nations hisio-
ry is so accurately AMI succinctly recorded, as
10 the column OF newspaper. particular
those published every day. Here are the
days occurrences written down here are the
views Of didercrt men penned, and these, as a
general thing, contain all that is valuable
3 and interesting. Much, very much Of the
earl y history Of this country, ard particularly
during the days oftht Revolution, is irretriey-
aby lost in consequence Of the files Of papers
then published no,being preserved. 10 the
Historian aud the Antiquarian there is moth
ing more yauabl than the files Of a news.
paper of by gone generation. 1t speaks the
language of lhc lines, and i, records The char
acters of the men, as well as the acts which
siPnalized ,le'r existence, and ! # legbe
mark IN the sand, of time. A these events
:, are instantly written out while 'hny are fresh
lin the minds Of actual observers Of, and par
Tticipans in, them 1t is true that they may
a, frs, he colored by favortism or d+Iaraged
by prejudice bu, still, j, is rot as FIVE had
but one mans views, who might tinge the
events Of the whole age and nation by his par
ticular notions and thoughts. We have the
papers of different men, Of various political
Preferences ana of widely diversified creeds
and faiths and of course, their impressions
cannot be the same.
, Then again The preservation of these files
will be exceedingly yaluablc in legal poi!h
Of view, as they contain all manner Of legal
, advcrsem' mis- and notices hch are required
to be published for specified time some
years hence, it may be .oi the most momen-
tous importance to show, in a court of law,
that these rtqui>ilons of the now existing
enac,menls have been properly complied with
The paper in which they appeared may be
d. continued, or the office file los, or destroy
= ed, and hence il would be difficult matter
4. ..ol tain the entire ret Th,ie are also very
many other instances where these flies would
be ofereat vauc u, remote period /; and by
tie passage of this law. they will al, be sriely
treasured IN public institution which is al
ways ,peu 10 ,he Inspection Of every one and
Der Of society. For these and other consider
/ n,lons, OF public nature, VIC trus, that The
law wilpass.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Confidence, Babcock, arr at Wilmington
n. c.. on the l3th
Arr at Valparaiso, April 81 bark Carib, Webb
III days from Boston for San Francisco.
Brig Perfect, Townsend, was advertised at n.
Orleans the 10Th, for Boston, eve CT the 10th.
Al Chagrcs about lst inst, brig supposed the
NJ. C. Draper, from New York, landing pusSen
gers.
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JUNE "a.
N T. w BOO X s.
For Sale, or Circulation.


S4se
BAH Deer S,alkers or circumstantial evidence
a tale the South Wes ern Colonies, by
Frank E1,reacr,
34l2 Holidays abroad or Europe from tho
West by MS. KiTkiaad,
3il3 Dumb Love. trans. from the German Of
August Musaus, by T. Carlyle,
3il4 A History Of Wonderful Inveiiions, IL
lusiratcd with numerous engravngs,
5191 Men of Capital, by Ms. Gore,
579l Rival Beauties; q novel by
Ms, Pdrdoc,
5792 Old London Bridge; OF the days of
Henry VIII, by [. Herbe,t ROaicett,
57o3 Narrative Of the United States eIpedi-
,ion 70 the River Jordan and the Dead
Sea. Ivy w. r. Lynch,
,7ol Nineveh and its remains, with an ac-
6 unit Of visit to the Chadean Chris
,ians of Kurdis,nn and the yerridis or
Devil Worshlpers, ard m inquiry into
The manners and arts OF he arcicnt As
sy-ians. by AHs'iH H. Lqytrd,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28
FIRE WORKS for the Fourth
nP J,,lv

n,-JAs HOvEY, I49 Washington street,
Boston, Pyrotechnst for the city ol Boston, is
fully prepared to furnish Committees of Cries,
Towns, Associations. Clubs. ar individuals, with
hibitions of fire. works for thu GLORIOUS Fourth
20 any amount from $5a to So 90.
Mr.. IA. received Gold Medal for the bes,
Pyrot, clinics, AT the ,st Mechanics Fair.
For Specifications Of arsi les, see his advertise
ment
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,

THE subscriber, having been appointed Ad
l. mniSlrnlor on the estate Of
GEORGE SHERMAN.
late Of Newrort, decd, and having qualified
himself according to law, hereby gives notice
to all persons indebted TO said esla,c. To make
Immediate payncn and those having demands.
TO present them within six months 10
lune7,3w. JOSEPH A. CARR, admir-.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

c ALIFoRNM COLD The Collector al San
Francisco, states officially that the whole
amount Of gold dust exported from that port
from the LIST October 1918, to the 3ls, OF
March, lS49, is two millions eight hundred
add for,y-,wo thousand and forty dollars
more than half of which was carried off in
foreign vessels
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Assessors of Taxes Notice.

Th qualified Electors OF the Town Ji New
bort having at their Annual Town Meeung
held on the 9th day Of Jane inNgon', ordered
AZ OF t4ir'U.f0Hr teRiS on every Que hnndrco
dollars of raleable property OF tito lnhabltsnis
and Others owning such properly therein
THE Town Council Of the town Of New
port. Assessors of Taxes, of said town
,bsby ri We notice to the inhabitants thereof,
hat thew will bc in session from the OH day
of July next until the lith day of SAID month
inclusive from O'Clock q. m, to IL. II, and
from = TO } o'clock, p. m, al the lowO Clerk
Office aud no longer, to receive In. valutiion
of estates as the law DIRECTS aud each oi the
lirLaritants Of this town is required to hrinE ~
unto them IN writing and under ms hand, sn
exact list Of the rateahle estates with pafu'u-
lar description Of each parcel thereof, and the
value of each p1'ccl, II the umc'"nd lace a.
hove mcu, oncd, and 10 make oath TO thr
. same bctnt any ,nc of s,id assessor2.
'rhc follow, . enumeration may serve rs
. cuil, To- nssi8. tn iuhphii1uis ~ making thc
The statements, VIZ Pcai estate, mo- cy at m
tprcst over and above tie amount they Ply
interest Tor. other debts over l'iosc they are
indebted for sharcs and stocks IN Banks, IN.
suraucr g. mauuf f,ciuiing and other tnc"rror-
,t,d Cnmal1Ies. and p1bllc stocks 1ad s,curi.
ties, an sinds "f goods, wars and M -cEnn.
disc stock IN rratc vessels of al kinds, h"th
. rrathonc or at road. with their stores and ar
purtenanccs. caruageu &C.
NB Sec M Of the Statute relative "a
taxes, cnacts, thrt whosoever shall refuse ot
rcr,rci to rcndrr IN an account Of his "a cable
estate as Of rcsaid, if We be over taxed shnl
have no rrmcdv frr the same. I..a
THEprlIlLUS ToPUAm,)
EIrkZER REVEr,
! JAMES HORsWELL. iAss'rs of Tex.
/ NATHAN D lHhMMETT
: GEORGE w TAYLOR.
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A VILE OUrRAee.-A colored girl, lately
convicted at Pen.aco 4, Florida, Of an attempt
to fire her masters house. was sentenced to
have her cars nailed to pos, for one hour,
and 10 receive thiyty-nne lashes, which sem
lence has been carried into effect.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28
MRS. Z. I.IDDEE,
100 Court Street, BoEtor

who Is the inventor md sole proprietor. lru:e"t.
and Apothecaries supplied rs formerly, ih'a'ae" sn"'
quantities..
*, Sold by her duly appointed Agents thr''I'oi
he world.
Sndn Newport, bv II. II. HAZARD =. I
HAZARD, aud Il. J. TAYLOR, Druggists
june9.
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Admiuistrator's Notice.

ME subscril er has heoa appointed sdmin!stra-
| tor on the estate Of
SUSAN w. BAKER,
l,io of Portsmouth, widow, decd ana haNn'g
nna,6ed bir,,elf according to law r9ucsS al
n,r,ors having unse,iled s,oounis with orsgsin''
r.,J c.,,te la settle the same ~ soon as may hc.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Adnr.
porismou,h, june 25
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FRESH TEAS,
PER HIP ALBOT.
WLLLTAM NEWTCT,
M. 9S s. lU0 Cbamcs-st.
Cottage to Let

vENIIE subscriber has rurchas d the Cottage
Y recently builtby Orlin Weber, in DiV
erton, which he now offers for rent. SAID
Cottagr is nearly new and is in excellent or
der It is one story high. with a basement
the house contains all necessary rooms arc
il most delightfully."- located within one mile
Of the Stone Bridge Hotel, on the main roa'
to Fall River, fronting the river, and conve
nlcnt for fishing, bathing, &c.
The prospect is not surpaSs d by any cite o.
Rhode Island, and the adjoining scenery Is va
ried and beautiful, making il deoIrahIe resi-
dence for iamly visiting N tins vicinity do
ring the summer season There is nn excel
lent well Of water on the premises, together
with a convenient barn. For terms SC, np
ply 10 w. II CRANSTON.
EditorDaily News, Newport
or to JOSEPH OSBORN,
near the premises, liver tonR.
Tiverton, May 81, e.
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The Board of Health for The to,en Of Nc,cpot
al meeting holden on the 2Oh dag Of June
lSi9, fer the purpose Of making re 'ulat'onS
for the preSerratior Of The heaIh % me IN
haJitdn,s Of said to'cn, ordered and dccrecd
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Guardiansh ship Notice.
Carding. Spinning, &c,

THE ,uh>cribcr respectfully informs the
pubic ihu he has taken the UNION MI l., IN
Purt. 'ncOth, X L. aud Is PREF ared TO Card and
Sp'n Wool a, tho shortest notice, IN the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms.
All Wool left At ihc Store OF Samuel Carr.
Ferry Wharf, Newport, or at Boyds M
,,o,,smou,b. will he attended 10 with Gisynw
/ tic also grinds corn
Portsmouth, Gay ~, 3wTd.
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CONSPIRACY IN RvssrA.-The Hamburgl
Borsen- Halle has letter from S. Petersburg
dated May 81, which says that on the night
Of the 9th the sons OF Il o most dstngu shed
families were arrcs.ei by the police. Above
hundred were seized say from two
hundred to three hundred. 1t is affirmed
that The conspiracy which caused this measure
was communis, and Socialist, Among the
yourg men arrested large proportion were
officers of the Guard AMI young Noblene'
employed IN the Department of the Interior
ana in diplomatic affilrs. TIE police dis
charged lis office with the greatest brutality
Nj. kaschkin was dragged from his bed while
dying in the midst Of his weeping relatives
The individuals seized were at first mpr Sonet
in the fortress of St. Petersburg, and wer,
subsequently transferred to The barracks a
Crons,ad;. The Russ ans say tia, the des
Was to assas.!na,e the Emperor.
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Exccutor's itotice.

lNaE undersigned, Executors of the lfst Vii
and A., am ut of
SIMON NEWTON Jt,
late of Newport. dec having accepted said
,rus, nj gwen bond ~ tie Co, r, OF Probate cl
Newport, request AL pcrsons having cis'm
acaus, aid estate To recent them and all IN
dcbt,d to mako inmtdlatc payment ~
T.. w. NEWTON.
juheii. W. Nt"ToN'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

The city OF San Francisco is on 4 sandy
plain few feet above the level IT ia sea. and
consists oc about l2j houses, all ,hatched rools
with pole and wood walls, and narrow lTreg
Mar streets wi,hcu. room for wheel convey
accc. The inhabitants are black, stupid
mixture. About a mile from the place on an
c,ninence stands the Fort. an ole Spanish city
Of 40 s,ono bull dinps and church. These
have gone to ruin, but few Of item having
roofs or being inhabited The people here are
too lazy to live, ioy the country appears capa-
bic of producing almost inyth!ng III the vailies
and sides Of the mountains.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

The New Nnr, papers announce The arri'
val OF the slip 81. Lawrence OF thai Por; from
here. ard state that mo,y o. the pas crccr
had died with the small poX. We Shall
probably next hear that many OF Them have
died with the gen,ine od fashioned Egyptian
plague or something oi that kind.
We believe the public unde. stand al abou
this matter, as We have given fair account
Of it curse ves and also published ful pd''
,culars from DR., Turner, who attended Ito
.i,k while the ship was in his port.
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Chronic DiarvNOeG;

Either IN children adults az months OF enrs "cndn
usnce are most rend,N cured with ihls turdml. n't
wiihstauding theN may br reduce tor m'tr skrri"n
il imucd ,a-ly -reng aud shortly resioes them
TO ntIec. health.
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~ ~ :" - ~
DIARRhDEs.

Tbis Cordial Immediately checks the vomiting, ~
eyrs the pains stops the Din ruc"". and Restores hs
hov.I. 10 a p.r(,ctIy regular HUd hraIhy state Grw
ever severe thr attack may he Cr howe'er l,w Tie
patient may have become, u inysfilbiy resi"rcs.
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Newport Bank.

A sEMI.ANNUAL dividend will be paid a
"A this Bank, on snd after Monday, ynly "a
juneI. CAuOoNE, C1sh'r.i
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,I'o Let,

, tenement 10 le', ready furnished, rear The
4 Mali and Touto strct the housa cenirins
every convenience fr lsrre hmily, two
~ rlors md dining room, eight thsmh,fs, Wool
and wash house detached, unfsilng o,'ern OF
ram water. eIeellen, sp.ing water with pomrs IN
the nolosGie. f1,cd yard. 'msll rsrcen OF ffrni
and noees rct 2 rlisuiar srgursm 'hi' ~
fec .. paJ u"
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To Let
zeal Estate. sc. at Auction.

~ On FRIDAY, ,hc I?lh day of 'uly. 1919
there wi bc sold y, Pubic Auctlon, iiiair, II no
;hc ii Il iair day oft 1t tue iorm'r TcsIt'nce )
JAMES DIXON, decd, all the richt, title and
interest oi vi James DIXON, ~ and to The house
ard land where Er!Ncd and oil other real cstptc
~ hpu owned. said sale - made ty order Oi
Court oi proba'c Tor payment If d,his.
Also at the same time tie Furniture, SNFptn.
tcrs Tools and ~ her rcrsonsl uruv'riF 81 said
deed. GEORGE L. DIXON,
4 ln,inisti ato:
South K,r.sfovn Junr 4 tNl1
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Cholera Dysentery, DiarrhGa
CORDIAL.

Many thousand lives hnho heen saved hy this medi-
cine when the dses.c had advanced 10 its lost stages
II is hoped that every housekeeper viii keep the
Cordial nj hnnd, aud IL timely administered hut little
danger IL 10 be apprehended from an attack OF the
GHOIEKA nNSENJ .LRN OR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-28

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577j Midsummer Eve Faiiy tale OF Love
by s e.. HaH, i
JT1i AmauTy, novel, Ly D'ntas,
j715 Three Sisters, and Three Fortunes; Or
Rose B!aGche aud Violet,
tyJ IT. s.,r,s.
57G9 Macarily's England, 2d volume,
CO Democracy IN FIance,
by W. GaiSo', /
5776 Seven Capital Sins; voluptucusne>s
o. Madeline, by sac,
5777 A Man Made Of Money,
by Donctrs, g ryola. l
5773 Four Months among the Gold finders
IN tallioruIa being The diary o! aneY-
pcdiion from San Ira cisco To- the
gold districts, BY r, Byoohs ~ D.,
3i07 aunt kilY's Tales,
Ivy jh1yio o. lhiatcs4. !
3icS Sea Lions or 10 lost seaers,
by j. f. Cooper :
$40 Rural Letters, and oih,r RECORDS of
thought al Leisure, By n. =. HiHs,
SEQ Mordaun' Hall or a September Night,
by the sul4OT of 1.-TWO Old Mems
Tales"
3ta9 Aga:s WerrS OF the Heroine of Do
nestle Lie,
J1Sl Eighteen HUNDRED and Twelve or IA
puleonS Invasion OF Russia, an hi,tori
cal romance, by Loa,S ReHaab,
$40 The Young patroon or Christmas III
l69o tale oi New York, hy the author OF
First Of the Knickerhockers,"
SIC! fesnandes, oI The Fallen Angel,
Dumas,
J7S3 My Uncle the cnra,c ty the author
oi Bach Dr @. the Aloauy,' |
j7oi G'oreinu Hammond, by the authoI Of
iLe Poor Cousin" ]
57:j Family f,il nes ty the an,hor Of tie
'Pen Fees. Il husband
5IcG LcubtIR,; o. lie COM of Louis XIV,