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WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,

Dr.. G, G., Vauphu's Vep,tl)Ie Lithontrnti,
Mixture, celebrated madeleine whlc, M, m ia
GREAT CURES IN ALL DISEASES,
8 now lntroducedi nto this section. The limits
of an advertisement will not permit an extaadsi
notice Of this .emedy we hav, only to say il n,
for its Agents in the United States and Canldat
large number Of educated
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
N high professional Standing, who nuke gcnor-
Al use oft in thni practice in the follow, NJ dis
eases: Dfopsy, Gravel, and diseases oItho Geo
AIRY orsins: Plies and all diseas s of th eNur
arrangements Of the Liver, &c, aud all gear
diseases Of the system. 1t is particularly
qucsloa that all who contemplate the use eta,
article, or who desire information respecting it
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This is to Give Notice: I'll at the

subscribers Of Cecil county have oblanes
from the Orphans Court OF said county. let
tiers OF Administration on The personal e.
tate of Nicholas House, late Of said county
decd, All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhib-
it the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the 18Th day OF
January 1870. they may otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re
ques!cd 10 make immediate payment TO the
subscribers. Given under our hands this
9Th day of February, 1879.
DEBORAH PASSMORE. J
ELLIS PASSMORE.
Adinn'rs. D. B. c. T.
February, 9th 'l9.-6w.
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"A FIXED FACE.
IL Is UNIV ERSALLY CONCEDED that
+ >I,rnoI

II UN f''S NIMENT,
Is one otthe Greatest Blessings v ithn tho reacl
OF Ii mankind it can be had for only % GEMS
bottle, aud will always cure when timely APP
phed. Millions haya testified TO It's wonderful
Aeiing properties. It. relieves Pam Instantly
cures disease and PffreGls datuTiiy it restores
10 'i.a,t!ly action the Ns,uort7 SYstria wirnevpL
u is atiAcAed W any o tho complaints 10 winch
IL IS aG"lec'i there is 10 Medicine that Gan con-
pare with it. ltyoI lave either o thu follow ing
diseases procure It, and Yea may rest assured
t!ia' YOU Will experience relief at once, and Ihe
Continued application viii au9n remove the q!
Gust. 2fna! affections, kAuupal.sn PARALYSIS
and all Nervous Affections rony:qr,ions The
Muscles, Sore Throat and Quincy. Issues Old
Ulcers, Pains in the Back and Chest. Arno in
The bfela, and Face, Ioo;h.aChe, Spiains, Uruis-
es, SAT- hhcun, Burns, Group, Frosted Fee
tofns, hnny ons, Fresh VI ounds, Sweliinrs ani,
bruises, bcroiulous Affections, Poisons, Tie Dosd
uieuX and all Culaneous and Nervous D;seasrr
VANISH Ol,o'o IT, and leave the i'ody in sounp
ana healthy state. For evidence Gifts great
I'"Wer over thu System Sue the pamphlets 10 bs
Cad Vi every ligcnt giuiis.
IN hAOhD!A CURE OF SALT
hilLU''. Ne" AoEE, February Is, 1914
oi"--! have been cured oi'ha salt Rhenn yb
Il rev applications OF Hnnt's Lnimcnt' was
euec'cd with the complaint ior eightlnonths |
urea every thing that was recommended, but al
10 no purposes the disease grow worse. inSep
TENDER last, gentleman CIR. l.. T.ms) with
v nom | was travelling, recommended Hunts
i-'h'l"eni' used II but SIX times when the d.
scasc lett mo. | have deferred masking this com
muhcal!on, until was certain the cure was ef.
iectGai and permanent | am now certain it is
50, and can therefore conscicntousIy recommend
Hunts L'oimcnt us II certain and speedy cure for
Salt Rhcuar
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This is 10 Give Notice, That the

This is 10 Give Notice, That the
subscriber Of Cecil county has obtained
.om the J,phan's Cou,t Of said counry, let
'efa Decentralization Oh tie personal estate
OF Ra'h Brown a'e of said county deceased
All persons having CLAIMS against the said
deceased, are hereby wa>ned to exhibit The
same with the vouchers thereof d1ly au
theutlca'ed, OF Or he.o'elhe lS;h day OF
January, 1850; thev may Otherwise by law,
be excluded from all benefit OF SAID estate.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
Gnesed 10 make immediate payment 10
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
. It'll day Of February, l849.
MONTILlON BROWN; Admit.
February 2t,h ~,
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"ecome ne VICTIM GE QUAC K E Y, as
by the prescriptions confirmed in this book any
one may eure himself without hinLlanee to bua
mes, OF the knowledge Of the most intimate
friend, and with one tenth the usual expense In
addition to the general routine OF diseases, it
fully explains the cause Of early decline, with
observations on manilg e-besiacs many othel
arrangements wlici. It would not be proper 10
ennmeratc in The public prints.
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENT
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy nfth
book, by mail, or five copies will he sent for on
dollar Address, DIR. w. YOUNG, No. l52
SPRUCE street, PHlLADEIpnIA," Post paid.
I,5@WANTED-Propric orDrug o. Book
Stores, and Pcders, in every town In tie United
States, to act as agents for tie above work.
Dec. % AS.
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TEY GOODS.-Just received, lot ofDry
~ Goods, fresh from Tho city. hich am of
lrirR ut The smallest advance. Nin. PEIL
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IT%THOROTGILY ERADICATEDfE
BIZ EOWAMD'S TONIC hllXTUBE!!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21
Dig0.

In this town, on the 6th Clara second daugh.
Ter Of Mr.. Samuel Young, in the Th year OF
her age.
In this town, Monday morning, Jonathan Bailey
aged 80 years.
In this town, on Friday morning Margaret
Elizabeth, infant daughter Of Phileman- and
Louisa Morry, aged months.
In Providence, on Sunday, Richmond Bull
lock, in the 18th year of his age
In Florence, Tuscany, in May, on her way
to the United States, Mrs. Maria Charlotte
Greene, wife of George w. Greene, late U.
8. Consul al Rome, and now professor OF
Modern languages in Brown University
| In Portsmouth,, on Sunday morning 10Th inst
after a short and very distressing illness, MIR.
Isaac Manchester, son Of Mr.. VIM. Manches-
ter, Esq, aged % years. The deceased sustain
ed wherever he was known a most enylaole
character as an amiable, intelligent. ana strictly
conscientious man. Generous and contidiDg IN
his nature and disposition. he cultivated with
great earneslness aud assiduty, all those emo
bling virtues which never fail 10 regulate the
conduct of alf who try 10 do to others as they
would that others should do to Themselves, and
who feel ard daily recognise their high relig
ious responsibilities to God. Mr.. Manchester r.
even from his earliest boyhood, carefully shun-
ming all those mschievous and time killing
pursuits in which many young men are too ap
10 engage. spent nil MS leisure houlS h Wd'
higher and more exalted employment Of storing
his mind with whatever was useful IN know
ledge and at the same time educating his hear
in all that was calculated 10 learn him how tc
live life that should ultimately best answer
life's great end. The severe and excrucialina
pain he suffered from the commencement to ths
fatal termination OF his illness, prevented Mr.
Manch hester, from free and continued conversa
ion with the friends by whom his death bee
was surrounded, still the calm and unAinchint
Grmness with which he met his doom. left M
roam to doubt that he know in whom he hat
believed" and pom whose atopins nierltS h,
trusted for un broken reposo in another and
better world.
"The chamber where the good laan meets his
II fate, .,
Is privileged beyond the common walks Of vr
h tnous life,
| Tis quite the verge Of heaven"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21
Court Of Probate, of Newport,
holden June a Is1g

U'llE Executor named in the last will ard
L testament of PENELOPE WILLIAMS,
late wife of Caleb S. Knight, having in writ
George Turner, for SOME suitable person 10 be
appointed Administrator with the will am ex-
ed on the estate of. Caid Penelope Williams,
late Penelope Knight dee d; the same is rec d
and referred for CONFEDERATION to a Court oi
Probate to be holden at the town Hall ia New
port, on the first Mondty in judy neyt, being
the second day Of said moflth. at 9 o'clock, a
m, and ordered that notice & ereof be given
by advertisement for 3 successive weeks in
the Daily News, once a week II at all persons
interested my appear at said time and be
heard Is Is. ROWLAND, Prob Crk.
June 9-3W law
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

The Oldest officer in the army living is said
to be Brew. Brig. Gen. Brady Col. of I'd in
fantry. He entered the army as ensign of in
fantry, on the 7th of March, 1902, resigned
for few years, and te-entered as colonel 22d
infantry 9th of July 1879 The next Oldest
officers living ale Brew. Brig. Gen. j. M.
Walbach, who entered the servi,e the eamc
day with Gen. Gaines on the 10th of January,
l7ss, as lieutenant OF cavalry. He is now
colonel of the 4lh artillery, and the venerabl,
Col. Many, of the third infantry, who entered
i, June 4th, 1898.
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Quarantine Regulations.

ST Th,, every Steamboat or other vessel
/ arriving at this port with sickness on board
or having had any on the passage, until sub
se,ucnt action Of the Board Of Health, shal he
carried by the Health officer 10 the quarantine
ground.
2d, That when any vessel has been carried
N The quarantine ground by the Health officer
no shall as soon as may be, inform the Presi.
don, of this Board of her situation, and cir
cums,ances, and shall by his advice and direc.
ton take such measures for cleansing said yes
sol. as arc proper and necessary, and shall de.
tain her on the quarantine ground, so long as
the President shall think it expcdicnt.
I'd That whenever any vessel shall arrive
al this port, having any person sick on board
or having had sickness on board during her
passage, the President on being informed there
of by the Health officer, shall immediat ly send
Physician on board TO examine said person
or persons, who shall report in writing TO the
President his OF their hue state and condition
and the nature Of his or their disease.
Atb That no person on board any vessel, a,
the time of her being carried TO the quarantine
ground shall be allowed to go on shore with
On, the written permission Of the President
and that no person be allowed TO visit said YES
sol except the physician, without writer
permission aforesaid.
5th-Thsl any person violating any Ct th'
aforesaid regulations, or refusing or neglectint
TO comply with any written instructions giyer
by the President, by virtue Of the afol esaid reg
uIa,ions, shall on conviction thereofbefore an.
Compe,en, Court be fined a sum not exceeding
s25o nor less than $40, or be Imprisoned no
/ exceeding six months, at the discretion OF tn
II Court
II 6,h.-That # The Master OF other rerso
! having change OF any vessel arriving AT TN
II port. shall eyadc or attempt TO e,ade any la'
/ ofthe state, or any regulations OF the bsard {
II Health in relation 10 Quarantine vessels, o
| making a false representation to SAID Board Q
| the President thereof, aS may respect IN
| length OF the passage from the last port-or
! respects the health Of the people on board,
4 the time Of arrival. or at any time during IN
!. voyage. such master or other person Shall pa
fine not exceeding $3.50, nor less than S5o
" mn 1t shall be the duty Of the Health Office
lilo cause tho matches Of oil vessels detained
1.-The Quarantine ground, whie they remal
There, 10 be kept open from sunrise To S"nSe
10 promote free circulation OF the arr
'I 9Th. That II shall be and hereby Is mao
the duty u the Health oficer 10 inform o,
violations Of the foregoing Regulaiion' whiC
may come to his knowledse se-snd " ne 'hs
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Court of Probate, of Newport,

NICHOLAS w. MARSH, Guardian OF his
~ children VIM. II. MARSH dec, ana
MARY g. MARSH. minors, presents his
Guardianship accounts, on said estate for al
lowance, which accounts contain a credit for
sale of Real estate of said minors by said Guar
dian; the same are reed and referred for con-
sideration to q Court Of Probate to be holden
at the Town Hall, in Newport, on the frs
Monday in July next, being the Cd Gay of said
month, at 9 o clock, a. m. and ordered that
notice thereof b given by advertisement for
three successive weeks in the Daily News,
once week, that oil persons Interested may
appear at said time and place and he heard
l.:- b B, HOWARD, frob Cl'k.
June 0--3w law.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
THURSDAY, June lith

Al market 500 Beef Cattle, Is pairs Working
Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep and
Lambs, 1900 Swine. -.
Prces-Beef Caule-prices declined from
last week. Extra 81 first quality sc rs I'd do
So 50 : third do 60 4th do 75.
Working OAen-Dull-sale at S65, 1S, 90
100, IO5.
$40.
Sheep and yambs-$2, ESQ., 2 rs, 1895.
Swine-i Sd a 5 "a Retail s l2 a 6 l-2
Small Pigs s a 8 l-2. Sui Hogs A l2a sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

FuaEsAI OF GEN. GAINEs.-The funeral
ce,emonies Of Gen. Gaines, on the 7th ms
wcrs performed in splendid and pornpous
stys. There were eight distinguished cltl'
,eps acting as pail bearers. Tie train With
tho Generals remains, departed FOR Mobile at
o'clock The car was drawn by SIX black
chargers, surerbly caparisonod. The process
sion was very large. On reaching the church
the body was placed in front Of the pulpit. and
an address was delivered by the Rev. DR..
Hamilton, after which the body was removed
20 the old grave yard.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

Court or Probate Middletown, June 'o, io'''
,,,IIE E,ccu,o,,s ltL account on the estate ol
ISAAC BARKER, late OF Middletown, dec a,
- n,esrntrd for examination and allowance
!, &c prde,td mat, The same be received and the
nsise,ntiun ,Nereot referred 20 Court OF
prohs,e 10 no holden at the Town House IN
MiddIelow, on the third Monday OF July next
a, o'clock. p. NJ, and that previous notice be
given by publishing cory OF ihis order ,hre'
snecessiye weeks in the Herald of the n%nes %
for all persons interested TO appear ~ sara 'in'
.nd place and be heard
true copy witness .,-...,,
JOSHUA CoGGE5HALL, rrobs'c ClA'
: lune 20. 3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

Extract from a letter from gentleman oe
the frs, respec,abiny in Chicago, formerly OF
this city, and we'll known here, dated June 9Th
1910
"Tho cholera Is amongst Us, as you doubt
less have seen from the newspapers-a large
proportion Of the cases, however, are cured by
tho timely u,c Of the proper medicine. Since
the use OF the Sulphur and Charcoal Pill, the
fear Of it has le,senod very much. | have
every reason to believe the pill to be efhcatious
One of the laborers on our wharf, was attacked
violently with vommi,ing and diarrhca, &C.
eompanied with srasms he took ,wo Of the
pills, aud IN ha'f an hour he was entirely re-
llieyed Another OF our men this week ION
TUESDAY, vas taken in the same manner,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

about eleven o'clock, took two Of them aud
went home at noon sent to look after him,
found him in a Ifofuso rrespration, and to
day he is at work again. Another taken the
same day with the last mentioned, is at work
again-he remained in the office with me-in
half an hour he was wet with succt and o.
course relieved. These have come under my
own observation. know there is no tumJug
- Ere Post
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Weoncsoap, 1une 81.

TOW HYrR.-1he New York Express
GATES tha, an attack WIS made on The life OF
Thomas lIyer, the celebrated pusilist, at his
s.oIe in the Bowery, on Saturday. 1t appcats
that a woman enquired for him, and the mo.
msnt she saw him, she discharged pistol at
him and then fired at herself The ball did not
touch Hyer, but she succeeded in woundng
herself severely, and il is feared mor,ally, in
the abdomen rear the heart.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21
Ny-In the last number Of the Fall River

Ny-In the last number Of the Fall River
Moritor, James Ford, Esq, announces that
his duties as editor of that paper have closed
Mr.. Ford has edited the paper for the last
twenty five years, in manner highly credita-
ble 10 himself, and acceptable to the public.
Il has ever advocated sound Wing doctrines
and corr &c, law and order principles. We
reese, parting with so substantial and valuable
n man, and wish him all success in his retire
MN, from the care and anxiety Of editorial
Duties.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21
NGIrr6eJ.

In this town, last ven ing by the Rev. Mr.
Otheman, William Allan and Jane II. Sharp,
both ofthis town.
In Grafton, Ms, llth inst. William French
ESQ; Of South Kingston, X. l., TO Mrs. Melinda
X. Nichols.
In Westerly. 4th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Vail
Mr.. Frederick l.. Allen, OF New London, to
Miss Wait Harris, daughter Of Christopher
Lippet fthe former place
la South Sctuate, on Sunday evening last, ty
the Rev. Mr.. Prelyea, Samuel s Mumford, of this
town and Marcy T., daughter Of Daniel Fish
Esq Of the former place.
In Jefferson coupty, Va, on the Goth March
by Elder Sine, Mr. John 10y, aged IS years, tc
Miss Catharine Sargent, aged 70 years and
mo nlhs, after eoartsh,p ot torty years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21
Real Estate. &c. at Auction.

nyOn FRIDAY, the 18th day Of July, l5i9
there vii he sold a, Public Auction, iffar, II mol
tho first fair day aftrf at the forner residence ,
JAMES DIXON, decd, all the right, title and
interest Of ssid James Dixon, in and 20 the house
.nd lard where he lived and oil other real estate
by him owned. Said sale % made by order oi
Court Of Probate for pay rpeni Of debts
Also at the samo time the Furniture, Carpen
tsfs Tool. and hcr personal property Of sait
decd GEORGE p. DIXON,
Aiminis,fs,o.
South Kinss,ovn, June u 1917
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Landholder's Bank

At the annual meeting OF the stockh' lde.S
"A of said Bank, on the fourth day oil 'uhe' a.
D. iSi9 the following persons were aPPv'n'yU' ~
Potter. John q, Clarke, William French, George
Robinson, Thomas X. Wells, Pcleg johnson,
John +. Nichols, Benjamin Hull, christopher
Champln, George ~ Champlin, James u. NJ
Potter James w. Anthony and Daniel Rodman
And al n nceting of the Directors Of ssd Bank
ON the same day, Elisha X. Potter, Esq, was re-
Gle ted President of said institution Ior the cnsu-
ING wear. THOMAS X. WELLS, Cashier.
KINGSTON June 4th, 1919.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

d REMINGTON Administrator on the
L 4, estate Of DINAH MORROW, late of
Newport, dec, presents bis I'd account on said
estate for allowances the same is rec d and
referred for consideration to a Cou't ofP robat
to be holden at the Town Hall in Newport
on the lst Monday in July next, being the I'd
day Of said month at 9 o'clock, a m. and or
dered that notice, thereof be given by advsr
toement for 3 successive weeks in the Daily
News, once week, that all persons interested
may appc ar at said time and place and be
heard. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Crk.
| June 9-3W law
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neglect or violate any OF the duties prcscribcd
to him by the laws Of the State. or by the Regu-
'ationS OF this Board or shall permit any other
person 10 violate the same, he shall pay fine
| of@ 81.
9lh.-That notice Of The aforegoing Rcgula.
tions be published weeks in the Daily News
and Herald of the Times, and copy of them
handed by Tie Health Officer to the Master
IF every Guaranteed sesSe for his government.
\ BY Order, B. b. WLAND, Clerk
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JrThe H. : Circuit Court. Juds Wood
bury presiding, assisted by Judge Pitman,
commenced It's June Torn yesterday morning
IN. Court was opened with an impressive
yraysr Sy the Rev. Henry Jackson, after
wAich Judge Woodbury. delivered clear and
abe charge to 4 Grand Jury on the nature
of,heir dutios There arc a good many cases
or the Docket. but II Is uncertain hoN long
ths Cour, vill be 10 SESSION
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

HARVARD CoLLEGE.-Graduates should re-
member that the time OF the annual Com
menuement, at Cambridge, Las been changed
since last year 1t is now fixed for the third
Wednesday in yaly, instead of the fourth
Wednesday in August, rs heretofore conse-
quently it will occur on the 18th OF July, tins
wear. Western and Southern papers are par
,icula,ly requested 10 call attention 10 TIE
change
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1florille Eist.
TUESDAY, Juno /.

Ship 81. Lawrence, Bowers, (of and for New
York) 60 days I'm Liverpool, put in on account
cf sickness The 81 sailed from Liverpool
with 10 passengers, and has Iost3 BY Fever
John ID. Norham, Esq. agent for The under
writer's took physician on board, and furnish
ed them with such supplies as they needed
She lays in the og'cr harbor, and viii leave for
New York tbs morning
Soop Monitor. Davis, FIN Fad River China,
Nick erson, FIN Chatham for New York; Argo,
CorlheIl fin New London Company, Burt ior
Norfolk. -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

gJwc spoke, few days since, Of viii
low tree in Washington which was brought
from St. Helena There is one in this town
on tho premises OF Dr.. James V. Turner, il
Tuoro street, which was brought from Tho
|. grave Of Napoleon, on that famous sea glr
isle. by the late Captain Jacob Smith.
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Trnders Bank

ruE annr'al meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Traders Bank, for choice OF Directors,
will be holden at the Banking Room, on Mon
day, the. ID day Of July next at Sl'9o clock
Dividend will be paid, on and after the
same day. BENZ. MONrOno' ''e"''''
iune 81
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Travel TO CAiToRNIA,--The following
table of expenses to California, via Vera Cruz
and San Bias, has been prepared by one who
has mado the trip;
From New Orleans TO Vera Cruz,
per English steamer, including
all chaIges, (time of travel from
5to 8 days. $40 90
I" Vera Cruz to Mexico, days
BY the diligence, ors to 10 days
on horseback, distance $50
niles.) 10 oo
Mexico to Guadalajara, per dill
Rence, in 6 days, distance about
$50 miles.) 90 W
Gaudalajara to Topic, Oh horse
back, days, distance ls0
miles) 81 W
/" Topic to San Bias, on horse
back, in 90 hours, (dis,anre 60
miles.) 70 oe
San Bias to San Francisco,
Sailing vessel) 200 o'
Extra baggage, stay a, Vera Cruz,
Mexico, Gaudslajara, Tepic and
San Bias Passport Fees, and
other incidental expenses, 30 o5
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O-An Agricultural Meeting will he held
10 this town during the session Of the Lcgis-
Ia,urc next week 1t is probable tha,a large
number of persons aud others interested IN
agriculture will he present,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21
=. IT EDWARD w. LAwT0'
Newport, May 10, lst9-Cw.
Card ing, Spinning, &c,
oulh, May -, 3w ,pd
10 Let.

A tenement to lei, ready FURNISHED, nts' he
"a Mall and Touru s,r the housc ecnisins
every convenience Cor hras hnily, two
psrlcrs snd dining Tosm, eight thsmb,itl weed
rain water, osoellent sptina VET ~iih pumps In
the enclosure. Jsved yaIL, ,n,sl gTrcen Of n M
and hoNer fo' fii-ulsrs ,rquifc At his a.
fee. rsy 3in
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21

Tie Board of Hcdhh for the to,0n Of Newport
al a meeting hohien on he 2Oh day Of June,
lsl9, for The purpose Of making regulations
for Tie preservation Of The heath ofhe IN
haJitants Of SAID to,cn, ordered and dccrecd