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Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

d-Mr. FarraIly, the new auditor, has a.
yet made nj changes. It is thought he
will move slowly. It would be difficult, in
deed,t o decide very promptly & understand
|ingly where applications are 50 numerous.
It il a pity that this Office chasing should So
|infatuate Jul p~eople.-[Washinston Cor.
Journal.
Taylor ha. no friends to reward. Simple
old man. He had no idea how msnyfIiends
The had!
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

FOR Inc Banner.
Messrs. EDrroRs: A writer in the last
Record, over the signature of "A Bento.
man." is making a strenuous effort TO write
himself into notice. He sspires 10 be the
Header Of the Benton forces in Pike, and If
I don't mistake the man, he shall have my
vote for the post for which his ambition
pants. There is but one man in this coun-
lty who could indite such a compounded
"alligators, beautifully vsriegsted with the
tirts of the neutrality-suspicious. fsh"-
"~crockodiles with snOuts p~rotruding from
the watsr''-"innocent looking muzzles and
watery eyes," and all thai. Such talent is
rarely to be found a. that article exhibits
and, altogether, with its bits Of i~hresdbsrs
latin, to SNAKE the vulgar stare" and its
bold and unblushing impudtncs and us.
'~clusion, that there is but one individual in
Pike that could or would originate such q
.fanfaronade. Can your readers euess who
he is? He is the man who; "solitary and
|~alone," out Of tie nine hundred democratic
voters in Pike, voted for MARr1N VAN Bu-
Rem sgsinst Lewis Cass, in lS48. He was
the only man who wrote himself down .
|~BARNsURNER in our county. Bold man that,
thus to bear testimony to his abolition pro-
|pensities BY giving that vote-bsrren and
useless as he knew /. to be. And he is ".a
Benknian," and fightfnlly. More than
that, he is . Benton democrat, and gave
the best evidence CT his democracy last
year, when he voted for Porter for Congress
against Bay the regular nominee of the DEM
|~ocratic party. And il, Messrs. Editors, you
desire to know the cognomen of this coun-
sellor Of Cass democrats, refer you to the
Poll Books Of lS4S.
When ! learned these facts, I ceased 10
wonder that the lucubrations Of his pen were
TO be found 10 the quasi abolition Record
Instead Of the democratic journal of the
county-when, too, the very object Of his
efforts was to reach and counsel democrats,
not wings. But, with this load Of political
sin weighing down this would-be Benton
leader, ] must give him credit for consist
|ency. A B%arnburner in 1898, heIonght to
be q Bentonian in ls49. A supporter Of the
migrate Martin Van Buren, last year, he
ought to be the supporter Of the Migrate
Thomas H. Benton this year. A voter for
the wing candidate for Congress, he ought
to make q fit correspondent for . whig jour.
nal. The advocate Of the ~disoreanizer in
the last Presidential election, whose IN
chsstened ambition and hellish yindictive.
ness, defeated Gen. raj Cess for the Presi.
dsncy and elected General Taylor, he .
consistent in worshipping Benton, wkoss
only object and hope nO,o is to break up The
dsmocistic rarty in Missouri, and give Tbs
State 10 the wings.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17
Horrible News from the Plains.
Citizens Murdered by the ApnchesH

Citizens Mardered By the .ApaehesH
The Independence Commonwealth of Sd
Inst, under the above startling caption
Says:
Mr.. Patton and other gentlemen, just Or.
rived from Santa Fe, met some Buffalo.
hunters q short distance this side of Vegas
who informed them that q company from
Independence had been murdered, near the
Point-of- Rocks, by the Apaches.
This intelligence induced them to return
to Vegss, but they subsequently, proceeded
on their journey, and when they had arrived
at q point between Whetstone and Point.of-
Rocks, they discovered that what had been
told them was too true-they found the
bodies Of several persons whom thsssssog-
nized, among the rest, those Of Iasaes d.
White, William Galloway, and Hsn. Bars
man, { colored barber) Of this ctr
1t is supposed that Mrs. Whiasand child
were taken prisoners. Thers nefs e5ghs
killed in all.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

Such may ridicule this attachment as q '.fanci-
ful deuotios," bu: be must be grossly ignorant Of
the real sentiments Of the community. if he i'm
|agines that they are as destitute Of patriotism as
be is himself-fRecord.
We have heard talk of fool-kalers, and If one
should visit Louisiana soon, the Record will lose
it's editor.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

1-Then new cabinet Of Franco
potatoes-much like ours. We can sym.
'pathize with the French. This is a day Of
great events and small men! We and France
have lately followed a high example, in our
peculiar way. W. have chosen "ths weak
things Of the world'-can'ts say yet that we
have COMPOUNDED the mighty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
Touro Street Boarding House at
AuGtion.

IN the 3oth OF Aug, 1919 by virtue of the
OauthOrIty granted 10 me 10y the Hon Court
ofProbalc OF the Town % Newport w II be sold
at Puhlic Auction. To close a deceased estate
on Thursday, Aug. Both, 1919, at II o'clock a
M, on the premises. The well known Touro
Stree Boarding House and estate late the
property of and long occupied by the late
Charles Whitfield, dec. SAID Lot fronting on
Tonro street, measures lS2 feet, frorr 'gout TO
rear, 100 feet. The house is four stories hi2h,
80 ieel front and 30 feet from front 10 rear,
VITA one wing lS # by 30 feet and one II fl by
10 l-2 feet, boh two s,orie. high, containing 20
rooms and Is capable of accommodating 100
boarderS. Connected with the house are am.
pie oIi-ki,chens, servants rooms, cIsternS &c
&c. Also, on the same lot Is a new one story
cottage. well built, and measuring SO - feet
front, and 20 feet deep, capable OF being con-
vcried in,o a Ticc dwelling use at sm III ex-
pcnse. This large establishment, although no
equal to our modcrn Fashionable Hotcl>-sti' It
ia good repair and can &c made TO possess all the
comfOrtsan advantages necessary TO enSurea fair
patronage ond furnishes a good opportunity for
any one disposed 10 embark in this business
Also, Immediately after the Lot and conlm6-
dious Stable on the opposite side of the street,
now and always occupied Ly Wm G. Tenant.
Said Lot measures 80 feet front on IourC street
and l35 fcct 10 he rear on Barhey streat. The
fall stories high, good substantial frame aud
well built, furnished with carriage sheds, good
water &c.
Also. all the iish', title and interest of the
sal d ate Charles Whitfield, dec d, ~ the well
known House aud Lots, directly opposite The
Touro lIouso--consisiIns IN ono undivided
half part Of the whole OF said Homestead Is
tate-subject to n decd nf convey ance from the
aforesaid Charles VI bilhrId; 6i all his right
little and int,res! tO his sister Elizabeth b Per-
ry-duting the term OF her iIfc-srd lots viii
measure about 20i {, ,ot on rouro street aud
running back about N4 feet
ANY one desirous cl' further Information or
wishing To examine tho property can do o on
any time by application 10 the administrator -
4 more particular description, Terms Of sale
and time OF possession given at tlt sale
Wil c. COEXENS, Adnr.
July 30. No - Thames street.
The Boarding House above offered for sale, is
now occupied and every room fully lsupplicd
with Furniture which will offered for 81,
with the House, if desired by the puIchescr at .
very low y icc said Furniture having been in.
vcntorcd Ivy Appro iscrs Oppcitt'd ly Law cat
he sold cheap, anl i,r.i-hCs an ttdtti,l ~ y !
duccment tt ILrchasc the lIuu.nis il can II T,
his way be iyrliA''cd at less a hhlf what I j.,
would cost 20 furnish 1t anew; any information
Wi ne given on CrrlIHi'on 70
July3O WM c. COZHENS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
Ocean House, Newport, RI.

yENHE subscriber informs the public and
q those who intend visiting Newpo-. this
Summer, that the OCEAN HOUSE. which
is now too well known 90 require Guy par,icu
lar feSci lp,ion Of It's cclcnt accomm odations,
viii be opened Tor the reception of comp my
on the 18th Of June. TIE House has just
been put in perfect order, and some new aud
attractive itatdIas added TO its previous luxu-
rics.
lie will be assisted this summer hy Mr.
O'mstcad for many years conGtttrd vi (i'e
fremont House, Boston, anu who is known
to all travellers as an experienced and highly
popular m"u in the fashionable Hotel business.
Mr. White, who has been in his employ
the Ocean l!'r,e for several years past, and
gllo u 80. veil known by It's vlsIters for his
wcntlempnly department and unvarying ur
banity ofmanncrs, will alsn be there the pres
cnt summer. JOHN u. " EANER.
may3l If. .,I
Atlas, Gazette, Bost n; Express, Mr'or, y
York North American, Philadelphia and
Patriot, Baltimore, p'ease copy each iouf
weeks, and forward bills.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
For Sale.

THE FARM, formerly the residence of X
l. Randolph, Esq, Of about 100 acres, situa
led in NJ iddlelowu, A miles from Newport, be.
tween the East and West Roads with a com
Portable dwelling house, large barn aud crib, an
orchard, 10 acres Of Woodland; the whole
farm veil walercI Also,
A Farm in Tiverton of about % acres, for
merly the property Of Weston Hicks, Esq, with
"a dwelling house, situated about an equal dts
tance from the Stone Bridge and Fall River.
A:o, dwelling house on Broad Street IN
this town, containing twelve finished rooms
with good We'll and CisteTn aud large garden
in the rear.
The property as above described will be sold
sion given Immediately
ANNE NJ RAND DLPH.
Exccutrix Of the last will Of
A.. IL Z RANnNLPII nnc,d.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
Cancers. Cancers,
,ANCERS CEN BE CURED.

nR. J. BROWN the celebrated Cancer Fhy
~ sisian has taken rooms IN No. g. Granite
Block, Fall River, where lie designs locating
for The present, where persons afflicted with
thai awful death destroying disease, CANCER.
Poly puses, wens anI o.Ttcr lumors, can have
the opportunity of consulting him free of
charge having extensive and successful prac.
tcc as we'll as largo experience induces him
to warrant cure or no pay. One yeTy i'm
portant consideration or advantage over that OF
other treatment is that neither Kru e, Caustic
or preparation of arsenic is used, and but very
little pain or suffering exTerirnced. , mo
Augl5. Fall rive, Aug. 10, lS19.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
Recommendations of The most Distinguished
Professors and Phys'ciGns, as to The ralue Of
DR.. CORBETT'S SHAKER SYRUP OF
SARSAPARlLLA.
Highiy Concentrated.

III Hfy lOHteNf fT0tcH.
The Syrup is compose OF the most active and
accredited il grcdien,' Of The Vegetable King
dom, as recognised by the abIest Dispensatorcs
of the day. Their virtues are extracted when
III" yese.:...o plants are afforded in their Mon.
vigorous cor dllion these are then brought to
the highest degree o: conccn ration, by chemical
processes, approved by the ablcsl Physicians and
ChcmistSin the country. Thus in their intro
duclion into the stomach, spaIing its delicate
and sensitive arrangement from oil those inju.
rious results sure to proceed from the introjuc.
lion OF super abun undant liquid.
The celebrated DIR Thatcher os Plymouth,
Mass, Publisher oil Thatchcr'S Dispensatory,
says, "In introducing medic mes into the stom-
ach, seek concentration and avoid dlution one
may ensure cure the other will produce evil. y
This Syrup is prepared strictly on this principle.
Reference to such names as
Err rcasee, NJ ID, Professor Brunswick Col
lege Me. Dixi Crosby, VI ID, Professor Of Dart
mouth College n IL. + T. Phelps, Professor Nj.
telia Medica n II. Parker Cleaveand, NJ ID,
Professor Chemistry, SC, Me, win be a sufii-
cient guaranty Of the vlrtues OF this medicine,
without enumeration Of othrr names.
In disease. Of the Blood, Liver Complaint,
Consumption, &c, it stands pre- eminently un-
rivaled
Sold by the Propriotors, and their appointed
Agents thi oughout the United States.
EDWARD BRlNLEY Il co,
Sole froprietoIs, Boston.
4 Il. HAZAKD, Agent, Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

From its having almost always bafiled the
most skillul medical treatment, has very justly
been termed the "Opprobium OF Physicians !
and, until within a few years, been generally
consider ed incuraJle, although many medical
men ofthe highest standing, among whom we
may mention Laenncc aud his friend Bayle--
both distinguished authors, admit that this
much dreadful disease may he cured, even in
its advaitccd stages. when The ldngs are no,
completely di,orgahised. The remedy which
we now offer, Wisiar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
for tho cure Of tiis scast, not only cmnnates
from Irregular Physician, but has also been well
tested in all the com lainls for which it is re-
commended A Physician IN Mmhe says |
have recommended the use Of DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry for diseases OF the lungs
for two years past, and many bottles 10 my
knowledge have been used by my paticnt' all
with beneficial results. In two eases where II
was thought confirmed con psumpkon had takcD
place, the Wild Cherry effected a cure.
r. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Conner.
None genuine unless signed ]. BUTTS on
tho wrapper y.
RJTAyLoR; Agent for Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
Tie ESes: Hair Dye

.DALLARD's IMPROVED LIQUID HAIR
- DYE is the best preparation that We have
ever seen for cOloring the hair. Ii will positively
res ore grey hair 10 It's original color, whether au-
hurn, brown of black, surprising in beauty ey.L
the most natural locks, retaining the gloss AMI
scf,ncss OF the original. Sandy, light or red hair
can be matched with any daI ker rh,de From.
uumeiOus lauda,ory TESTIMONIALS, which may BE-
seen at the manufacturer wholesale Jeyot, 81
Cortlandt-st., New York the following frCm ~,
celebrated Christadore, OF the Astor House is II
sentcd--
No 8 Ar.or House, ~ York, Sept 81, 1915
Mr. .. NJ. NJ. BALLArD---D 6t Sri, is but
justice to say that of oil the pr, r,para.iOnS for dye
ing hair have tried, none has answered so well
the purpose as ycur improved Liquid Hair Dye.
and with great dcallcss trouble in using it than
any other. ] give you this testimony on my
solemn conviction thati is worthy the patronage
ofelI those vho may wish to exchange gray
iplt or red hair 10 a beautiful eub,sn, brown OF
black and iiom the pacIiiGr sohaoGS and lus
ire which IT imIalts to the hair, the ladies cannot
but give it a decided preference.
Yours respectfully
JOSEPH CHRISTADORO.
p. ). MIR Bal'o!d is also happy to state III
he received two Diplomas from the American In.
siitutc Of New York City, at their last annual
fair. One for the best Dcrtihicc and the ether
Tor Hair Dye.
For sale in New York, by
Rsuhton, ClaIk & Co. Nos ! 70 and 273 Broad
way, and 20 As'or House Joseph Chrls,aIoro
No. i, As,or House Kc,chon & Ilenshaw, No
l2l Fulton-sticct T.. NJ. Guion, III Bowcry (;
G.. Ridgoway, Ir>ing House II Chamber->t
Mrs. NJ. Hayes Brooklyn.
For sale in Boston, by 6 ". r'owlc, 13S
Washington-strcct; Carter Colcor1 &c Preston
corner of Portland & Havana sts, and ~ the
principle Druggists throughou,thc country.
h.l orders to he addressed TO q. VI BGllard
Chemist, DC. M. Il Cortland street, New \ ok.
Fvr sale in NcTlGEt, by
apIiI2. II. J. TAYLOR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
,AAy- Boston, Worcester
ana Albany via. Providence.
Breakfast on Board thL boat.

IN aud allcr Monday, June 2jlb, 1919, the
O-teamcr Perry, Capt Ghbou Wool.ey will
run between Providence aud Newport in con
nccticn with ualns ol the Boston, Pro, dcncc
and Worcester Railroads, u, follows, viz:
VIII leave Sayers wharf, Newport, at -
a. m and l2p m
VIII leave Buffers wharf West side, of
the bridge, fro' idcnce, ~ ~ u; m. aud p
M, or on arrival of trains from Boston anu
Worcester.
Passengers may procure tickets for Boston,
Worce,iet aud Albauy. on board OF the boat
aud ut X. IL. stations at Albdny. Boston aud
Worcester, for Newport
Passengers leaving Albiry IN the morning
NAV arrive a, Ncwpor at The same evening
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16

iry-At Town Meeting holden I, thin and
for the town of Newport, Tur.day, June !. 1873
Ioi"d That from and after the date Of thi'
meeting, no prrson shall be allowed to take
way any Turf, Grass or other materials from tie
common Burial place in thi' town, cIcrFt it he
done under the direction and authority Of thr
Committees appointed by the town to take
the chargr Of said buriai ground, under II penal
IS OF one dollar for tie inst offence, and five
1olars kor every additional fence, TO and tor
the use ofths town. and all costs of prosecution
tn be recovered upon complaint by the Town
Treasurer before the Court of Magistrates.
lo'cd, That all acts oi pats OF. acts, not con
sis,cnt with the above, be- a they a:e hereby
repealed, true copy. altcs',
aurG BB llDW..AND, Town Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16

1,uE PROPitTESS, otherwise known as
L Madame Rockwell, the iortuur-teiler, who
reveals the Past, Present aud Tutire with as
tonishins accuracy, has taken rooms at the,
PARk HOtSE, trfe she viii be happ, To
see those who may wish to consult her. She
will remain ~ Ncwpou hut few da,S Hours
Of consultation from 10 clock A. NJ until 10
'ciock, p Fee Tor consultation 10 cts
for each half hout' Aug2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16

IuyuE Trustees of the Fiske Fund, consist.
| ii ing of the President and rwo Vice Presl-
dents of the Rhode Island Medical society,
, riz. S. Augustus Arnold, NJ. d., Of Prov
Jc,-c. Geo. Capron, NJ. ID. Of Providence, and
Hiram Allen, Nj. ID. Of Cumberland, al the and
mai n. eciIng Of the Society, held June y, lSi9
,nnnnc.d that the premium Of Fifty DoIla's,
Iered low hem ia 1913 fjr the best dissertation
on the subject OF .., ,.,
best mOfc Ot hcot,ent,
Had been award, to the author Of the disser
tation caring the molic-
PER iRDUA.'
And upon breaking the seal Of the accompany
NO packet they learn In at the successful conpe-
ilor was Henry Grait Oh CLARK, M. d., of Dos
They propose the following .ubjec's ior 1919 d;
Ist. The History. Of Medical Delusion, OF the
present and former times
ID. A.ia,ic Cholera, its history, nature and
best motc Of treatment
For The best dissertation on each of these sub
iects the Tmstecs will ray the sum OF fifty dol
lars
Disscr,a,i rs. with a motto wrienihcrcupon
and also accompanied bv sealed pack" having
the same motto written upon the outside, anu .',,
authors name and place of fcsidcncciIh'lt'h
must tc transmitted, zee ol al expense, lo ~"
of the Trustees on or before the first Wedncs-
day in May.
The lcticrs accompanying the unsuccessful
dissertations will bc destroyed hv the Trustees
unopened and the dissertations a bcrrocured
10y their respective authors from the Trustee to
whDD they were directed IT application may be
made therefor within three months.
Bv order of the Trustees,
THOMAS II WEBB Secrv
lfconycnient, the dissertations may bc addrcs
ed 10 Thomas II. Webb oSct'tiary Of the Fiskc
rund Trustees, Boston. Aug2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16

I. T.. WALES X co would also inform the
public that they have been rpppintcd Selling
Agents for the Original Goodyear Mrtalic Rub
ber shoe Company: also foe Isaac ilarlshurn q
Cos Patent sheet Rubber Shoes. and for tho
largest and best importers Of Para uhbcrs in this
country, al of whom authorizc us to sell at the
lowest prices on liberal terms. =
Now on hand, l.O0O0 Pairs Of various kind
Rubbrrs. Boston, July 26 2n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
RJTArEOR; Agen, for Newport

OoNSU MPTION There is, Psrhaps, no dis
" ease with which our country is affected
which sweeps ,G annually ~ many ucrims Ns
that fcl dcsiro, CT Of the human rscc--Copsunp
'tCR. hSy aier day, year after year the lhsatiaic
monster hufries TO tire portals Of the cold and 81
len, tomb fresh added victims to iis COZ quest
No walk OF lire IL sacred from its blii ing Inilu.
encc. No age is exempt from IT. death h-dcaling
shafts. The old, the m,ddle-agcl and the
Young. all like arc food iur this c. mmon enemy
,C Cm,nkiud. The white haired Patriarch, whose
life ofiempcranec has rendered his system nn-
pervious Co the attacks of other ills, and whose
leeds prepared him Nr the cpjoymsh,s cf lic's
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT:

@la THE Steamer BAY STATE
* e-sss-- Captain Bro,cB, will leave Fall
River every Tucs'i@v, Thursday, and Saturday
evening, on the arrival ofthe steamboat train o.
cars from Boston, for New York, via Newport
leaving Newport at al O'Clock, aud arrive in
New York at about ia O'Clock next morning.
Returning, will leave New York at o'clock
r. NJ.
The EMPIRE STATE Cap. Coms'ock will
leave Fall River every Monday, Wednesday, and
f'rida. as above, for New York, via Newport,
leaving here a, abou, z, o'clock, and on her re.
;urn. leaving New YoiL at i. NJ.
Forfurthcr particular. enquire #
ANTHONY STEWART.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
BRIGHTON MARKET,

hubust o'H'
At market during the week, including 200
left over from last week, 800 Beef Cattle,
4260 Sheep and Lambs and $50 Swine.
Prices-Beef Ca,tle-Extra SO so; first
quality 75a q, Cd do rs 5; do4
Sheep-Prices Old l 25 rs aud 2 so,
as in quality. Lombs a SO and 2.
Swine-Prices-A wholesale l-2 a2-l 5
cents; at retail ) 9 a &c, as in quality.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16

aim .yeni,y IA, q ,rsn o,;on f,s,en .i,s
nngs upon ia x;,,,s' and ,earin, him from a
wnrId avor h,;,h, - n,inJ. which inot come,
Gently ON davs ws,, .nco,
L. ibere no hcln IN, ,hc o6,;c,cJl N, n,evcn.
to,iye. ~ The ,apac,s wb,c, bese, =. IN an,
cha anoenb,s and 6ct,e cme = W. tbink me 70
s W,.,ers R,I'an, &c WiIJ ,.h.nv !. off rod >, =
SUFFERING r.J a. such
n. ,,ne v.,,e snJ i,,r.,s;. .,eAIcocs ,,,
.,r .,aS' ~
'''''''''' ~.
wan on 10 iaPr
VI, name o' Tvs Invention, as pene'@e", ,p, 1l spe''s
tho 'u's 49,. ~ r'' ""' '""'' 6'pI'T nR VI"
''t I,aotP'' H"N'
'SN''
Ic,,IAKEu pI nm pyTpAcT or yA.rR
IAn u, go 90, o,r .ir,, nrs,,,,.
,,o, tno,,o ~ 60 ,"T IIn.Jsche Slee,rssncss
mi sI' Nn,', ~ ~. nnIrn. o,,al
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
Apr2l
TEA HOUSE, Five

FASHIONABLE TEA HOUSE, Five
l. miles from Newport, on the Post Road
leading to the Stone Bridge. This new, spa
cious, ard delightfully."- situated establishment,
is open for the reception Of transient and per-
mancnt boarders, tea parties 6ni pic MICS fur.
nshed at short notice he house is surroun-
ded by ornamental and frui. trees. Couiigu
Gus TO the house are two Bowling Alleys,
where those who take pcosu in this invig
Grating exercise can in, ulge. There is also a
commndous Ball Room, being 90 by a. fc'
The Subscriber promises every attention to
those who may patronlzc hun.
Portsmouth, r. ] (Jb1O) BENZ. BROWN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16

or may remain all night al Worcester, aud
arrive AT Newport the neat day AT noon oi
leave Saratoga ~ the forenoon, or Albany b.
arrive at Newport the next evening.
Passengers leaving NewI ori in The ,norniny
may continue through to Boston, Norc' sei
aud Albany, arriving At Alhany l,e same eve.
ming, or leaving Newptu N ~ +. IN may
sleep at Springfield and arrive II albany al
ll2 m. next day, aud leave Tor Saratoga
Al p. N.
PASSENGERS leaving New York in the morn.
ing. via New haven RaIlload may arrive nj
New York : At - pm.
Passengers and Baggage transported Free
Of Chargrl between the boat aud cars al Prov
dence.
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HiUSLPPE ELENA Tuner cf the hrt
VN facturcr. Montsl, OF p aris, oilers his ser
vices TO the citizens Of Newp ort, as , Tunero
Organs and ri,uo ForleS, ior,a few day.. his
,sldence is No. 10, High street. Augt
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DIED.

In this town on Saturday last, William g.
Crandall aged 80 years.
On Monday, 18Th inst, John Henry, son Of
VIM SteYCES aged 3 monlhn