davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
:i.D nlarinc Jutelliacnts. IT, IT,
PORT OF NWEPORT.

ARRIVED
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 5.
Brig IIalowell. Noyes, Frov Tor California.
Schrs Mary Ann Hooper, Easipori for York )
Molalcn, Ames, Thoma>ton for dos Wreath, Tai
bert, Machais for do Sheetland, Wilson, lhom-
aston for do.
Sloop Teaser, Davis, ~ York for Nantucket.
THURSDAY. Dec 6
Brig Victory, Whppe, n York. n Brunswick
Schr. Vintage, Handy Albany Tor boston; !;
Hard Times, Borden, fm River.
CID Sloop Arion, Hudson, for y.
Scr. Harvest, Piisby, Taunton for \ York;
Palmyra, Win,low, Norfolk for Fall River.
FRIDAY, Dec. 6.
Schr Palmyra Winslow, Norfolk for Fall River
Sloop Rep y, Hubbard, fin Southport.
schr Mlnerva,--F k'er;-"Wm,
Thompson, --- from do;----iiamlet.
- Prov.---lantc, Brghtman, +.
River, John B. Holmes, ---F
River; West Falmouth, Barlow, Prov.
C!'d brig John Balch, Melville, Havana,
Schr Francis, -, Annapolis, n. b.; War
saw, Barker, for New York.
Schrs w. Thompson, Borden, r. River for Nlr-
GINA; Richard Bord n, Pcarcc, Prov. for BaIti-
more; John Randolph, Baker, fm Prov.
Sloops Southport, Jackson, fn Albany
SUNDAY Dec 9Th
Schrs Amanda, Stowcll Sea Bird. Baker,
Dennis, n York; Grape, Chamhcrlin, Prov,
Phih; Elvira Kelly, lIarwch. Say Brook; Ore
gon Joslin, Prov, y Haven; Tranquil, Nc''or,
Boston, Gold Spring; Cambridge, Lacy, Boston,
n York; Corinthian, Bayington, Hartford. n.
Bedford.
sloops Resolution, IIoloway,N kingston Nm
tive, Davis Prov.
TUESDAY, Dec. II.
Ship James Tookcr,- Warren, 81 Francisco.
Schrs Union. Bangs, Prov Baltimore Sarah&
Jane, Eldrcd Sagharbour; Globe, Small, Salem,
n York Benj Brown, Richards Niork Waie-
ham; Holder Borden. Ottoman, Griffin, Bangor,
with lumber to Peckham & Bull. Spoke ScT -
Leon, Brown, from lubcc, for Baltimore, with
loss Of deck load, in Lon II 30, Lat. 50 ~.
Sloops Vermont, Coc, \ York, Oorrcn; Sarah
Cook, Taunton, n York; Van Buren,, Lopes,
Prov, : Harbour.
Sailed Henry Took, Bowen, for Valparaiso.
MEMORANDA.
Sclr :. Beldcn, Hopkins, arrived a. Pensaco-
Ia, on the 9th ult., and sailed Tor Mobile 29th-
all well.
Arrived at Savan,h, 2d Brig Cardiff, Mcsser'
from Mariel, Cuba and cI'rd ill, for Wilmington,
NC
Arrived at Mobile, Nov 3Otn pchr 5. Hrldcn
Hopkins.
Sclm Sarah Reynolds, ar, at n Orleans iIn this
port, on the 2Oth ult
Arr at Charleston 9th, schr Wandopasso, Eddy,
for Gcors sctown.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
DtrU.

In this town, on Wednesday, Ann Glennon.
wife Of VIM. GlennOn, aged 80 years.
In Tiveron, 22l ult., Mr.. David Rounds, aged
about 40 years. Both ut., MIR. Joseph Clifford,
aged about 20 years LIST inst Of consumption,
Allnn Wilcox, aged A. wears
On the 9th Oc;. Of hasty consumption, Joseph
II. Williams, aged 10, hate member Of the Proyi-
dence Mining Company, X. ].
In Stohtou, (Calilornia) at the Hospital Of DIR.
Comstock, On the 18th inst, Mr.. Samuel d. Bar
ker Of Rho'e Island. Mr. B was 81 mate Of the
whale ship Tyber, of Stonington, Conn, which
ship he got hi, discharge from at the Sandwich
Islands (after having cruscd with and filed her,
aud came to this country
In this town, on Thursday, Sarah Elizabeth
daughter Of George Dawley, aged years and .
months.
In Brooklyn, on the 9Th, inst. Agnes Matilda,
wife Of WIN G.. Reed, formerly of Newport, X. j.,
and daughter Of Aaron Clarke Esq, Of New York,
aged % years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
Go onaressionol.
NAsHiSCroY, Dec. 4, 1870.

NAsHiSCToN, Dec. 4, 1919.
In SEsATE.--Vice President Fillmore
presiding, Messrs. Dayton, Sebastian, Rusk
and Turney appeared and took their seats
Journal read and Senate adjourned.
In the House tho balloting for Speaker
was resume On the frs, ballot Messrs.
Cobb ard Winthrop received the same as
yesterday. Whole number Of votes 22i -
The second balioling is proceeding. The
general opinion is, that there will be no
election Of Speaker to-day.
Report Of he Postmaster General.-The
Philadelphia Ledger Of TO day, published
in advance the Postmaster Generals report.
|, occupies three and half columns, fine
print. Increase of Post Offices for the past
year 5s5. Poslmas,ers sppoinled G333, of
which 1000 were removed Revenue $4,-
s0l 900. Appropriations uneIpended $685.
600. expenditures, s4,479 900; balance
in treasury, S69l 900.
Estimated expenses Of current year, s4,,
$4,000.
Revenue 81 1872 900; balance next June
1893, 900 1t recommends uniform rate
of FIVE cents and the employment of addl-
,ional clerks. The department is in a
fourishing condition. The report denoun-
cos all Ralroad monopoly.
Messrs. Brown, Of Mississippi; Hubbard,
"f Alabama Shepherd, Of \. Carolina;
Als,on, of Alabama and Gentry, Of Ten
nessee. arrived last evening
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
GLOVE ANODYNE

n O q L II a & II l. ID % 8,
An imm, dialo and perfect Cure. Those
who have felt the painf'l lhrobhing and II
cruciai'ng pangs Of this disease shooting
through their Jaws with most tormcni,ng
perseverance, ard, as - often The case, have
received but little sympathy from friends on
such occasions, will no doubt be much pleas
ed 10 know of remedy that will never fail
to quiet forever The rnmsrclul offender
THIS remedy is the Glove Anc dync, an un-
failing cure.
The following testimony Is from one OF
our most distinguished practical Dentists
New York, Dec. 10, lSli
Mc.srs. \. u. Il ID. Sands-Gentlcmen -
II the cnnrse cf my practice have ertcn-
si,cl, used your Glove AnoJyne with much
success to The rclici Of the Toothnohe ; and
n. constantly recommend it to my patients,
I deem It bat lust to inform YOU of the high
opinion have Of it over other remedies.
| am YOURS. very respectfully,
NJ. LENETT, Dentist,
40 Broadwn,, corner ~ Warren 81.
PRICE % cts pERN VI.
Prepared aud sold Wholesale and rela
byABN ID SANDS, New Nork old al
~ nv Druggists generally throue ut the
United States and Can,diS.
II II HAZARD, Ag"n> See Nport
aov ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
Cour, Of Probate of Tiveron, Dec. 2, Is49

Cour, Of Probate of Tiveron, Dec. 3, ls49
DICHARD FISH, Guardian Of Ann LILA
IL Sherman, minor, presents 20 TIN
Court n rcttion for license 10 sell the undi.
vlded one iihh part of n certain Wood Lot
situated IN said Tivcrton, containing about
sixteen acres, belonging 10 his said ward :
ordered. that the consideration thereof be
-eierred To n Court Of Probate to be holden
1.-THE Town Hall in Tiverton. on the first
Monday Of January next, at O'Clock, 7.
NJ, and that notice thereof be published for
three successive weeks in the Herald Of the
Times published in Newport Witness,
dec l3, 3w. ASA GRAY, Prob. Ci'k
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
Commission ER'S NOTICE.

YllE subscribers, Commissioners appoint
l ed by the Court uf Prol ate Of North
KmgS,o~n en- tn, Estate of
SILAS X. GARDNER,
late Of said town, dec d, repreaLt,d insol-
vent, give notice that .ii month. from date
is allowed for he creditors Of said estate To
bring 10 their claims to either Of the subscri
bers, aud that We Will meet at the office ol
5. G.. sherman, Esq, at Wickford, on Mon
day. May 6, $50 and again on Saturday,
May II, u 80, at 7. Nj, on each day 10
hear and decide on them.
GEORGE LhRNED,
ROBERTSON HAZARD, ! Commissions.
THOMAS DOUGLAS,
n kingstown, No, ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
SECOND DESPATCH.

Second ballot for Speaker-Cobb. l02 !;
Winthrop, 81 Gentry a'd Hopkins, 3;
Wilmo,, 5. Whole number, 224
The letter from tho Secretary Of the
Treasury, transmitting his estimates, is or
every members desk.
WAsHINGTos, Dec. Son the second
baIlo, to-day for Speaker Mr.. Cobb reteiy-
ed 81 votes, Winthrop 81, Wlmot 3, Gent
ry 5, Richardson 4, Potter s, Mann l, Al
len | Root 7, Stanton |, Booth /, and
Harmonson |. Whole number Of votes
223. On the third ballot the votes were,
for Cobb %, Winthrop SO.
Mr.. Andrew Johnson offered resolution
that plurality Of votes shall elect.
Mr.. Holmes opposed the resolution as a
dangerous principle.
Mr. Cushman moved a plurality vote by
ballot.
MIR. v.n,te opposed both motions, and
they were laid on the table.
Mr.. S,an'cn, of Tennessee, offered a res
olution, tha, if no choice of speaker was
made a, the next ballot, the house shall
proceed to choose from the four highest
candidates, and afterwards from the two
highest. The resolution was laid on the
table.
On the fourth ballo', M~ Cobb received
80 votes, Winthrop 90. Potter 10, Rich
ardspn 8, Cleveland 3, and Gentry and Al
len each. The house then adjourned.
WAsnIsGros Dec G.
Housr.-Afier some debate upon a set Of
resolutions, which were subsequently, laid
upon the table, ,he bal'o,ng for Speaker
proceeded
First ballot Nj. Cobb received 50 votes :;
Mr.. Winthrop lol; Tuck 6, Richardson 8,
Potter 10, CIeaveland Q, Gentry s, Bocock
| /, a len |. Whole number 225
Second balot-Cobb 80, Winthrop 100,
Potter Is, Richardson 49,
Third balIot-W Winthrop 100, Cobb &C,
Richardson 25, Potter II
Fourth baIIot-W Winthrop 100, Cobb 30,
| Richardson 26, Potter Is, Tuck Q, Gentry
5. No choice having been made, the House
adjourned.
WAsHlseros, Dec. 7.
In the Senate no business was done -
Mr. Rusk moved to adjourn, which was car
ried
In the House, the baloting for Speaker
was resumed, On the frs, ballot Winthrop
had l02; Cobb G3 /; Potter Is; Richardson
%.
The second ballot,ing is now proceeding
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
The Democratic caucus adjourned a,
quartet past 10 last evening, without nom-
mating candidate for Speaker.
The Senate met 10 day. Mr.. Pcsree
presented the credentials of Mr.. Stuart, ap-
pointed by the Governor of Maryland, in
place of Mr.. Howard, declined, who then
took his seat
Fnsl baloting for Speaker Winthrop
iO2, Cobb 81, Richardson "a, Potter 80
Wilmot 7 the rest divided among eleven
others whole vote 224.
Second ba'lo,ing Winthrop lO2, Co! b
10, Richardson l6, Potter 40, Boyd IA
! Whole vote 225
| Dec. 8, =. NJ.
On the closing ballo, for Speaker Win
,hrop had lOl, Cobb ,, Potter 20, Boyd IL
Richardson 4, scattering "a. Whole nun
Der 22i. AT quarter before 3, the House
adjourned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
lDNI.NI.S TR.4TRIX .vOTICE.

THE sub,crilG, having betnsa pointed
J odminislratrix by the Couit Of Plol ate
of Tivertcn, on the Estate ~
JOSTUa COGGESILiLL,
late OF sad Iivetton, deed, requests alI
persons indebted TO said Estate t. make inn
mediate Paymen, and those having emsrds
10 present them in- settlement.
.hERIB.4H COGGESH.7LL, Admir-.
TivoTton, Dee -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
HERALD OF THE TIMES EEWPORT THURSDAY MORNING. DECEA

ed is to fairly arouse public sentiment,
and virtue and humanity will surely
triumph delinquent towns will be
shamed into duty, and demagogues
will no longer be permitted to cancel
their bonds given to Shylocks for po,
ll'lcal services by pounds Of human
flesh ground from the faces OF the poor
Portsmouth, X. j.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
There is to be a Whir meeting at New.

There il to be a Whig meeting al New
port this evening, to nominate Senator Tor
that town TO the General Assembly, IN the
llace of Henry Bull, res gucd. Why don
they put up our young trend Cranslon, OF
the News He Las the qualifications for
good Wing representative and besides
that, he is an editor, and We are not Of a
classthal will not stand by their own craft
on al proper occasions .-Prou. Uanscrt.
We are much obliged to our friend Of The
Transcript for his suggestion an c,mpli-
meni, bu, We are not desIrous OF the hon
or
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
.ADMLNIS TRATOR,S NOTICE..

TIE subscriber, having ,heen xppoioied d
J sdmnis'rator by the CoLu of r -obalo Of
I'neuon, on the estate of
NO.7L L.. .HLNCUTS STER
I'r Of sad 1Ivcitnn, decd, rcqu-sls al
l,rsons ihdelt, 10 said Estate 10 mrhe in-
m"dialr payment and those having d,mand'
to present thrm Gr settlement
3.M4S.i SLuNO.rS, .ld'nr.
TiveTtou, Dec l3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
ADMINISTRATOR SNOrICE.

V'IiE subscriber has been appointed BY the
Cour, Of Probate Of North Klng:iovn,
Administrator on the estate Of
SiLAS Il. GARDNER.
late Of North X Kng,town, deed All per-
son. concerned are requested 10 settle imme-
dia,eIy ETlSHAK. POTTER, Admir-
y kmgstown, Nov. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13

NiRM tOR SALE. The subscriber oi1er
II for sale his deli -htf4l farm, located partly
in Portsmouth and partly in MIddlctown,
containing about 20 acres Of excellent land
under "A high state Of cultivation, well walled.
furnished with new buildings, and supplied
with good water. talNo has lwn orchards of
fine Fruit Tres. 1t is knoTn as the place
from which the British Gen. Prescott was
taken by the intrepid American Barton, dur
ing The Revolutionary War and made pr'-
oner Of If not disposed Of Y the 10Th of
March i, will then bc sold at PUBLIC AuC-
TION. For terms &c, apply to the sub
scriber. JOHN I. TlLLEf
Nov 90 IF
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
WATER MILL AT AUCTION

~ viii b- sold at Public Auction on tho
r u day of January next, if fair, if not, the
noK, fair day, the Mil known as the Law
- - Valley Mill the above Mill is nearly
new aud in good running order, with The
hrst water privilege on the Island. For fur-
'hcr rauicusrs enquire Of the snb'cr' er a
the Mil
A. G. WILCOX.
rsinou,h Dec 10th. pd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

rlNHE subscriber, having been appointed
administrator, wlh the VIII annexed,
h, the Cont Of Probate &C Tiy,rton, on the
estate e
JOHN TABER,
late uf said Tiscron iced, requests al per.
am, indcht,d to slid estate to make imme-
dia,e payment, ard those having demands
10 present them Tor settlement
ENOCH BOODMNN,
AdmiriaIator with VIII annexed.
NJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
Advertisements Nuo THIS Morning.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NH E subscriber has been appointed b' the
Court of Probate of North Klngstown,
Admins raior on the Estate Of
SYLVESTER k. GARDNER,
late of North kIngstown, decd. MI per-
sons concerned are requested 10 settle imme-
diately. ELISHA X. POI TER. Admr.
Kingston, Nov. 70,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
BRIGHTON MARKET,
Thursday, Dec. 9th.

At market during the week, 80 Beef Cattle,
A5O Stores, 10, $50 Sheep and Lambs, and Oil
Swine.
Reef Cattle--A few very extra S6 so first
quality SO; 2d 20. S5 3 80; 3d do. Sia 80.
Stores-Prces--Ycarlmg 80 a 8; two year old
Heiiers and Steers Sl0 l6; three year old Sl5
23 as in quality.
Shcep-Prices 81, ! 25, 80, 81, ? so ;r3,
as in quality.
Swinc-Prccs-At wholesale, Shoats 5-S
4 SIS; selected lots DC; fat Hogs Lie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
NEW BOOKS.

SllIRLEY, tale by the author OF Jane
- Eyrt. A Trap to Catch sunbeam, by
tie author OF Od JoliilIc. \ Merry Christ
mas, etc etc. Humcs History of England
4th vol Boston edition. The Power OF the
Soul over the Body, considered IN Relation
to the Health and Moras, by George Moore,
VI. ID For sale by
dec q. JAMES HAMMOND
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13

wThe following excellen, article
is from the pen Of Thomas r. Hazard,
Esq, whose philanthropy not only with
his pen, but in more substantial man
ner, is we'll known and oiieh manifest
ed for the relief Of suffering human
=.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
FNHE subscribers, Commissioners appoint.
L I'd by the Court OF Probate OF North
klngstown, on the Estate OF
SYLTESTER X. GARDNER,
ate ofS0Id town, deceased represented in.
ovent, give notice hat six months from
date 10 allowed for abe creditors of said cS-
,nle to bring III their claims 10 either OF tie
subscribers and that thew will meet at the
office Of S. q sherman, ESD, al Wexford,
on Monday, Nav lr5O, and again on Sal
urday, May IL, 1850, at =. NJ, on each
day, TO hear and decide on the same.
GEORGE IARNED,
WILLIAM HAZARD, Comms,ion'rs
THOMAS DOIGLAS.)
North kingstOwn. Nov. u, 3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,

Cf which may r, found The largest ,iock N
the market Hotel kcrpcIs and ship uwn'ls
1tc respectful, invited 'o cell rui sSsmi.'
sept 81 !. Nm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
GAMNION & VANCE.
Very respectfully,
ilENRY + KANE.
To Dr. II. f. Pccry.
TAPE WORN

Lynchburg, Va, Jan. i.h. 1913.
This is TO certify, that have sold he Vei-
ifugc (UEAD SHOT prepared by DR.. II.
M. T., cry, for about twelve months. and h,'e
=. i,ncs.cd its elf ,acy in many cases in one
vase pgrticularly-i patient tmddle gcd
man) who hal been troubled with TPEu
WORN for several years, exhibited toe
larg, quantity, (say about PINT which he
informed IN, hid passed by The use of one or
two yials-and in no case where il was APP
parent hat the patient had worms, has 1t cv-
er failed within my knowledge.
Price - cts. per vial.
X Il. HAZARD, Agent for Newport.
10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
PICKED Up ADRIFT.

In Narraganse,t Bay, on Friday last.
A BOAT about 10. foot keel, which the own.
n er can have by proving property
aud paving charges. WM. II. KNOWLES.
Jamcstown r"y27. 3,pd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
FOR SALE.

That well known AMI exceedingly vu!-
uahle Farm, called the Dyer Fam, situated
Nortf Of The Blue Rocks. and contiguous 10
the compact rar Of the town OF Newport.
! he situation, soil and aspect render H. very
desirable spot for summer trcsldcnces. Fer
tcrrs, nppy Ia .,
ZABETII RODNAN,
New Bedford, Msss.
] mo t3 IL mo. ID Il Wv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13
DIR. u. n. pEERys

For worms. a nghly valuable prePara-
ton, capable, from the psomptiiude oi It's ac'
,ion, of clearing the system IN lew honTs
of every wO. m.
Much pains has been taken by the origlna-
tor ot this compoun 10 test Il comparative
merits e the principal Vermiiuge prepara-
tions Of tn day-and while 1t is frankly ac-
knowedgcd, that many of them are often
successful and do great good, he /. assur d
that this combines advantages possessed by
no other Ncrmiugc-- aud having witnessed
for series ofycars IN wlde HELD OF prac-
tcc It's complete triumph aver every other
preparation, he has permitted II to 90 forth as
a messenger Of relletto all who labor under
This species Of human suffering
Thousands OF testimonials IN glt be here
adducrd to show It's rapidly increasing fame
IN the South ant We>t-but lie Is entirely
wiling to rest its reputation on n lual t It's
own merits.
Joncsborough Tenn, Dec. Sd, 1913
We. A. the agent. of DR. Prcry, have re-
tailed a large quantity of his Velmltuge, *
from the demlnd for it, aud the praise given
to it by Ghosc who have purchased ofus, and
tried it IN their own families, we havcno hes
iation in pronouncingit il one OF the best ar
tclcs in use ior the destruction Of worms IN
children.
CANNON & VANCE.
Extract of letter received from dlstin-
gushed Lawyer.
E.IIlviIe, Va Nov. 2lst.. 1877.
Dear Sir-Thcrc have been sufficient TIL
al, of your Nermfuge in this part Of the
country, with the happicst success, to war
rant me in recommending il ns one OF ihe
most prompt and cilicacious remedies win
which the human family have been blessed
and it will afford me peculiar satisfaction to-
witness its general reception by the rublic
thrnunhnnt the cnunlrN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13

Troy. June 6, Is47s ,
DR. Wood-Dear Sir: In justice TO yon,
aud m accordance with my dulv 10 The pub.
lie, I am constrained to add my testimony
n favor OF your valuable medicine, ths
SarSaparila Elixir. Ny wife has been ior
many years in a very dehilitaied state Oi
health, accompanied with weakness and
pains IN The Ions. bearing down pains, IN.
digestion, and n total arrangement OF tbs
nervous system, so as to be quite unable TO
attend 10 domestic affairs, and sometimes
confined 10 her bed. she has now taken
bottles Ci your SnrSapnrilla Elixir, aud her
health ~ better ihan u has been for many
years before. She considers herself now
well. and we believe wholly ,o. through
the providenlial agency ofyour Sarsaparills
Ellrlr. j. M MlE
X. X. Engineer, &c
Sold wholesale snd retail by WOOD,
LYON geo. - South Pearl street, a lbs,
ny. and by Druggists generally Throughout
the States and Canada-.
Pice 81 per bottle or 6 bottles for 80.
CilAWIES DYER, IT, Nhosso.-
Agent % and - WcNmu'ur Z. .,pTovider.
ca g HAZARD, igem Ter Nsvt"rN
mar l2lv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-13

DEC. ., I. NJ.
On the closing ballot for Speaker Win
,hrop had lOl, Cobb >, Potter 20, Boyd IL
Richardson 4, scattering "a. " hole mum
Der 22i. AT quarter before 3, the House
adjourned.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27
DAVID WALKER, JR., Chairn.a,
To The President and Trustees of
the Town OfSOuthport:

WE, having been appointed Board of
Health, by your honorable body, and re-
quested 10 recommend 10 the same such
measures as we deem necessary for the
protection of the public health, would beg
leave To submit the following report:
In view of the probable appearance of
the Cholera at no distant period, and with
firm belief that all efforts now made to
prevent lis ravages, will be far more sue
cessiul than when the disease is in our
midst, we feel that the public mind cannot
he too fully impressed with The conviclicn
that cleanliness is the most efficient means
of preventing disease, and Cholera is not
an exception TO this well established fact
No method has hitherto been found so sue
cessinl in preventing lis spread and malig
nancy. as scrubbing, whiie-washing. dc.
All are equally interested in aiding in these
cleansing operations : we would therefore
earnestly recommend that liberal assistance be
extended 10 the poorer classes, in carrying
ont these measures, In the removal OF all
causes OF foul carnations, animal, or veg
eta6le, and every other nuisance, to a dis
lance from dwellings. Let all drains be
frequently cleared, so as efleeiually to car
~ off all moisture, distributing unslaked
lime into them, and about the yards, and
out houses. We would also advise all per~
sons 10 venilate their apartments in the
middle Of the day, and arigid observance OF
personal cleanliness, continuing TO live in