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BosToN, September ~.

bosIoN, Septefnber II.
The Caledonia sailed at IL o'clock for Liverpool
via Halifax. She carried eighteen passengers for
the former port and four for the latter; no specie
Among her passengers for Liverpool was Bishop
Ruppe, of Ohio.
The steamship Europa has just arrived. Her
mails will reach your city Friday morning.
But one death from cholera since yesterday.
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him To hstts fofeIpn ioe, evrn though Ls
may frei that lie L. VT ~ but y hen u
comes broti -r againsi br ihrr. under one
nag. or, rnl'r. .i"wdy isin saain.t the com
inon flag at The nation, - there il a sirking
within the heart. a qui'erine of the mus.
cles that s"on causes ruth aud right 10
trump over the ,iolai-rs &C rhe law, the
disi"ibrrs oi The public peace. We do not
desire - see hns'y action on he subject
hut when ariion brcomn.s necessary. do not.
Tor heavens sake, let us he swerved from
duty. or inti',''daird from pursuing a RICH,
course, by threat. oi a dissolnihn Of the
Union. Ibis is hut The idle Draw wline of
OF wild fac'ionlsts. and they wi never dare
To attempt epen 10 carry their threats int,
execution. We wan Ia zee eve. mans
rights respected aud prctecied,- but above
I! ings do no, let us respect a wrong,
and protect an evil. brcause We are driven
to such course by The hui yine Threats
Of few infuris,rd men. The Uuion must
be sustaine'', uniniured, although S avery
should be abol shed.
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HERALD OF The TINES EwpRT THURSDAY MORNING.

HousE. = Mr. Kaufman. oi Texas. offered
a resolution that IL no one have IN lorliy
ior Speaker on the next baltt. the persun
Who had one vote less thar a majoriiy. he
Speaker, then 2 less, then 3. lrss. &c,
until az election. Lid upon the table.
Mr.. Stanley, of N. e., vindiraied his
State againet the charges Of q SUNNI.
The balloting WAS then conphrursd. and
The first la OF resulted in no choice. Win
ihrop had 10: Boyd &c.
Second Ballo,--No choice. Win,hr p
rs. Boyd 81.
Third Ballol-No choice. Winthrop IS,
Boyd 81. ......
Mr. Thompson, Of Kentucky, moved that
a committee ot iouIiecn report the best plan
for the speedy organization Of the House, -
Lrid upon the table .|NfLH
Mr. Goodrnow Of Milne, offered a reso-
luton that Mr.. Winthrop bceiec.st Speak
err Mr.. FoIney. Clerk and Mr.. Johnson,
Postmaster. Laid upon tn table.
Fourth Bal ot.-No choice. - Wipthrop,
~ Boyd, 81 The scattering vote is no,
given in either ballot.
Mr.. Thompson renewed Mr.. Goodenhow's
motion, changing the names. Laid upon
the table. Adjourned quietly.
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INQUART BOTTLES.

w u AK BO 1 LES.
l For the fenosal and permanent cure OF ~
disesses arising from an impure state ofiLs
binod or habit OF the syst,m, viz
scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Ob,ii.
nate CutaneouS Erupiions, Pimples, CT
Pustsics oh the Face, Blotchss, Bil-s, Chro-
ME Sore Eyes, King Worm or Tsuer,
Scald Heal, enlargement aud pain Of the
Bones and Join.s, Stubborn Ill ers, Syp-
hilliio symptom Sclalica, nr Lumbngo; aud
di'rascs arising fom an injudiciuus Use Of
Msrcur,, Acsites or Dr"p>y y,cxposure or i'm.
p,u'rroe IN life also, Chronic Constitu-
tlonal Dis, rdrrs etc.
' his Medicine has acquired very extend.
ed and esanli,hed reputation whe,evsr it
has been used, bsseL Entirely on It's own
merits, which its super uefiicacy has alone
sustained. he unfortunate victim Of hefcd-
taIy disease, with s~ olen g.ands, contract.
ed slncws, and bones half carions, has been
restored 10 health aud yigor. The scroiulous
patient, covertd v iih ulcers, loaihsone TO
himself and hi attendant, has been made
whoi'. Hundreds of Pessons, who Lad
oaned hopcle>.ly for, ears under cuta heous
and glandunr disor isrs, rhronic rheumatism
and many other complaints sprirg NJ from u
deran cement Of the srcr.live organs The
circulation, have been raised as il were from
the rack Of disease, and now, with rsgeneI.
ated constitutions gladl, t"sti y TO The efiica.
.cy Of this ineStimaDe preparation. The ties. |
limony of those who have been cured by its |
Us , with their r-sidenc's has been publish |
ed from time to time and were II deSiT able,
mas of the most oy,rw whelming testimony
could lie brought forward. proving most con.
clusiveiy it.. inettimabIe value. The sffl CT
ed, and hose who have not u.ed this medi-
= =, are invited to make atIial Of its virtues
and appropriate TO them Give. the brncf Q 1
which II alone can bcst"w.
Truth Is STRANGER THAN Froriov.'
The at entiun OF the reader is c. lied TO the
following Astonishing c'r, effected by the
use ol Sand.' SarsIpartlla. H
THIS - . certify that have co ored wo- II
man who has teen ain cied fp- The last five
years with Scrolula, and all III. rem, dies II
r.cd had no encc; ih atrcS;inn The progress II
ftho 'omp!aia'; oo the c,nirJ ~, snc Coz
,tantly pIeW wJr,o--ai Il alt expenIng be- II
tween SO and 9S0 with p yslcians, beside.
uslng uih'r uupuiar reure les without success,
ill the dlsesse had eaten away tie cartilage
If her nose, made ia app.arahce on Various
part. "i her body, and ha finally corMe. oeI
It's ravage> ! the loot oi he m II b.
H. this d eadfnl siua,i,n wuh the pres
poet Of death ,,arirg Ter iniLe f,cc, s,a;rd
lercase L. Dr Di>o>way the agent 10, sand
>arsaI a,ills in NewbrIn, n c.. by whom |
advised to use that arUcle; aud To nv
urIrise ami that of NV n,igl.b 10 hom
ie' ras. wass snown, after using r ur am a
,alf titles she was lrsiored to perfect heath II
md that i'll The space oi thr,eueehs and un,
.b!e /" woIk in two weeks from the tinc shc
ommcnc taking il
JOSEPH McCOITER, J.P.
Mout Of N-us" River, tr.vri Co., y e.
K. Y. HAZARD, agent iof Newroh
Nov IL II
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7aS lllarins Intelligence. afay
PORT OF NEW PORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY Dec ~
Brig Round Pond, Harding, N Y for Boston.
Schrs Belle, Kelly. Prov for Dennis, Hon,luios, ,
Cro's. Norfolk fin Norfolk, Jane, Hall, Prov for
Westerly.
Sloop Hero, Nigh Albany for Prov J Pearce,
Godfrey, New York for Taunton; Resolution,
Holloway, N Kingstown.
THURSDAY Dec l3
Schrs Empire State, Marble, Somerset n Yo,k;
North Star, Mad,iocks, Bristol, do; Post Boy,
Crowel. Albany, Prov; John Rando phi, Baker,
Prov, Yarmouth.
Sloop. Joseph C Griggr, Gavit, N York Prov.
SATURDAY, Dec. 18th.
Brig Marquis Ellen Read, Chipman, Bangor.
Schrs James Bliss, Hatch, Bangor, Prov Ar
cad-, Curtis, Boston, Phih J Lovctt, IIoI kins;
Fowler, Bush, Iiarwich New Ymk Cindclil-
Ia, Dag ely, Ronoake. Atwo,i, Gloucester.
SUNDAY, Dec. l6.
Schrs T.oango, Parsons, Bangor; Eurhratcs,
Sears, Barnstablc; Belle, Rich; Excelsior, ,Yourg.
and Sophia Parker, Brown, We1ect for Viigin-
ia; Harmonic, Mallory, Magmdavac, n. B. for
N. York Gen. Foster, Jones, Portland for do
MTg rct, Boardman, Philadelphia for Boston;
Greg N, Racket, New Yo,k for Warcham; IIoi-
net, Stout, Prov for Phia.
MONDAY, Dec. II.
Schrs Isaac, Sylvester, Thomaston for New
York; Rascrus, French, Taunton for dor Lon-
uon, Niitnn, ~. Jnnns Tor uOi science, plid-
ding, Bristol for n. Bedford.
Shops Reply, Hubbard. fin Southport Editor,
Case, Dighton for Sag Hmbor; n. Yoik Gard
ner, Wexford for New Yolk.
Sailed. Friday, Dec. l4th, sch'r Fakir, Ash,
for New Yolk.
TUESDAY Dec IS
Schrs Pickering, Oaks, Bangor; Sarah s.
Janc Elired, Prov SagEu bour.
Sloops Long, Jones, Warren, n York; Ra.
diant, Dayton, Prov York.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Courier, Gardner, Of n Yolk. which had
been reported on shore on the rocks near San
Fran"isco, got off shortly after, an arrived at that
than unhanging rudder.
Arr at Baltimore 9th, schr Sarah Ann Julia,
Orcutt, fin Newport
Chatham, Dec. 10, Isi9.-Schr Amazon, (of
West Thomas'on, Me.) from Wik6rd, X. J.,
for Boston, IN Ballast, spra' leak in Boston
Bay, on Wednesday mig about IL O'Clock put
back and anchored unde, Nausett Beach, where
she parted her chains on Saturday night, and was
run ashore on Monomoy Point. Sails and rigging
saved. Hull be sold this day, it lies on the
beach.
Cleared from Mobile, 4th, brig Random, Bur-
dick, Havana.
Arr at Havana 9th, brig Confidence Babcock,
fin this port.
Arr at Norfolk, llth, schr, Emily B. Soudcr,
Chace, from Wilmington n. c., for Richmond
Arr at Key West, 25th ult., schr. Abraham c.
Tottcn, fin this port, and sailed 2Sth Tor Apaach-
icoa.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE suns r,b"r., Commissioner, apooin,.
1 ID hy the Court Of Probite o. North
kingstown on the ate Of
SYLVESTER II. GARDNER,
ale of>sld town. decea,rd, represented in.
ovent, give nEiice ,hai six months from
due il allowed tor ,hr creditors of sniu eS-
tate 10 bring ~ their ca,m> I, either of the
. sihScribrrs and that rh.v will meet At The
Office Of ) Sheim,n, Ed, al Wexford,
on Monday, May 6 1850, AMI again on Sat.
urday, NV II, la5o. at p. NJ. on each
day to h'r Nd d-rr'- on the same.
WILLIAM HAZARD. {comni..ion'r,.
THOMAS DOUGL,S.)
North kinssto~n, Nov. IL, 3n.
C)MMlS lONE;S NOTICE.
THE Subscribers, Commis,orers appoint.
ed hy the C"uu ui Prot al. OF Month
kng>tuwn Gu th' l.srat" "f
SILAS r GARDNER,
Late Of said town. dec d reprcs ntcd in.o-
ven', give n iiic" that six nuuihs from date
IS lllOwrd fuI he creditors of aid rs ate IL
hring ~ ,hrIr CLAIMS 10 eilhrr of Tie snbsrrI
bers, and at W. y Ill meet al the office ~
y. q Shrsma". E>q ~ Wickf"rl Oh M"n-
day Mayo, so AID again on Sauriay,
May II, 50, at P. NJ, on each day 10
hear and teciie nu them.
GEORGE LARNED,
ROBERTSON HAZARD, }Commission'..
THOMAS DOUGLAS,
N kingstown, Nov ~.
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CnRONIC ERYSIPgLAS AND ULCERS.

AsrosISHtra AND sosr WONDERFUL CuHE.- Csy<.
Ere k.app OF No ~ Willow 81 BROOKLYN N r.
of the most rsspectahe citizens ~ the CITY was
seted Ave yrars with scruiulous Erypprla. Ol both
rss frun the knees to the ieet which infamcd aud
s~rll.j to prodissus size and ulrcrstrd Large drp
urers apparently large enough 20 finger in came
into th,'m, whrh discharged daily Hnost Incredible
qu.nfty Of = msturaied suhstanre lir had had w.
sisirs and attendance oi several of the most sklful
ph,s ri-ns .nd bad tried many highly recommended
B',irinr. without eNrring and tld by
teo of ~. physrisns that th. ulcers In HE sgs
you'd s,m ~ b,fg', is-y. BR.srs Prsryisa
fSrssCr has cut-d these ulcrrst.d and insned lrgs
% hHi nov they entirely beslcd up aud he enjoys
s,.sI health
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DANGEROUS scRoFuLA

TINS the case OF dying who yet iires lie sea.
sred o. worse case OF SCROFULA by only f,esrs boI
H or Branrs Purifier, than by the use Of
r"ss GALLONS OF the best Sovsdpuvo that ado
sanpnrila has not .tisnf medui po effect the eus
OF such q rssoitingly hU1,eiess case
Mr j. Is. HASkIN, of Row<, Oneida Co n Y had scros
uo Jour years was confined 10 his bed asf vss,Is
was 90 much diseased and debisted to be unable 10
raise his hand to his head lie had bssf npedal adrs
had used AL Of the best Sayaparaas no good effect
GOT uorse aud oo1se and considered to be in d,n.
sfoe nnd could not live t,c~nfy fur longer when hs
commenced using BRASTS PURIFIER His neek ra.
srsn nearly o1 on ear 10 hole eafen through
An ,eindp'pe under his chin that he Oeahed
he hole his ear was so eaten around that could be Eiso
" OUT OF Its place only holding by smaa piece; the uss
Of one arm was destroyed by two ulceTs an ulcer und.,
ne arm ~ large as mans hand had nearly through
Az AIDE nto n" b'dp Ihus he was ieted with feentp
p.r;on For further and full Particulars. sec our PAM
DR. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most sLin,l pbv
seians OF Rome was called To see Haskn the day boy.
he commenced using BTanrs Purifier. Dr w eIsmined
hu, and then told him that all ne sdlenes IN ts ,o,td
"a Aim that
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,uRSING SGRg MOUTH. LuCoRRHGi. &c

"BYRos GEsEsEE Co, " Y, Oef 10, isI7.
"Messrs. NJ. T. WALLACEs co. Some tTne last via
wife became dchtacd from the .fecs Of Lu
cor,h0a and NUyny Sore Month, that che could not I'm her
child or perform any household labor Her med cal treat
eni vbTied according to the advice and prescriptions
Of the eminent pysio ans until JW was exhaust
ed In useless efforts She became very skeleton that
ai the time she commenced taking BIdnrs bediciRs she
weighed tlnn euhiyhve pounds; bui by the tina
she hud taken I,u bottles, she became p.ri.cy we'll The
perfect that size 10 enhhrd o do oil neces-
sary household work, and gained thirty pours Of flesh in
four weeks Yours truly, c. X. VALENTINE"
The reader will observe ts Mr.. GsLENTisE snys
skull" He, informed hy T.. ;. TEsRY Esq, "
the anne plhet. has stud led medicine
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NGMrrdeT.

In Portsmouth, on the 10Th, by the Rev. w. E.
Hathaway, Of Middlctown. Pehg Cornell and
Mary Annah Northup, eldest daughter of Benja-
min Northup, all Of Portsmouth.
In Brooklyn, on tn" 9Th inst, by Rev. ID. V.
NJ. Johnson, Rev. Henry NJ. Davis. and Lydia
Lee, daughter Of the late Thoma. II. Mumiord,
Of this town.
In this town, on the 18th, by the Rev. Mr..
Adlam, Henry Hazelhurst, and Mclvina r. Bor-
den, both Of Fall River.
In this town, on Sunday evening, by the Rev.
Mr.; Othcman, WIN. T. Bowler, and Esther
Dodge, both Of this town.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VNHE subscriber, hs,ing b",n srpninird
i adniiris,rai,r, wi h tie WI am, xcd.
b' the our Of P,o5are E Tiw rton, on the
90 ate of
JOHN T.3BER,
late Of said Tvrron. deed q quests all per
son, indeht'd 10 ssid - sie To- make infrne
diaie payment, nLd th"c h,vrs dsngsnd
to ptesem them for settlement.
ENOCH WOODNNv,
Admini,trs,or With viii sun.red
Trveyton Dec ~
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\ oil iyrsatO.v, Y r, \

eIIl ksti /, i,'tta+Otn Il IA T.
N o.: ."b,c ibs, h . ~. n ,,poi1-d b. ,hr
CprrI o. Prjiie of Sotn Xigao IN,
Alninis N.r N .he Esr,tr OF
SYLVH FER Il GlRDNEh.
Late OF Nrth X nsstpw,, decd ~ per-
con con cern Il ,r" r"q tested ~ .~t H. inne
ds'rly ELISHA Il POI TER a i'.nr-
kingston, Nov, .6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20
BRIGHTON MARKET.-THURS DAY

At market 7S0 Beef Cattle, 400 Stores !; l6
pairs Working Oxen 27 Cows and Calves
$500 Sheep $50 Swine.
Pricss----Eeef Cattlc----Extra S6 50 First
quality Sc second quality IS so 81 quality
$4 IS.
Stores---2 years old $40 II; 3 years old Sl5
a23.
Working Oxcn---Sales at $50, 65, rs, SS3.
Cows and Calves---Sacs at s l6, Is, %, rs, 80
81.
Sheep and Lambs---Sl rs, I 0,2. A lot Of
extra sold at IS.
Swinc---3 81, 4 3-3c. Retail, l-2 to lie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20
ADMIyvISTRATRIX NOTICE.

THE subscriber. having been al pointed
! adm nistrattiI by the Court Of p. oba,e
Of Tivert"n, on th. Estate Of
JOSHUA COGGESHALL,
late OF sad Tiveuon, d~'d, requests all
persons i"drbt. d to said Estate I, make i'm.
mediate payment. and those having suarts
~ present them f. setlemen'.
MERRIAM COGGEsHaLL, Admir-.
TIv.rlOn, Dec. l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20
FEvER-SORE CURED.

Tho REV. RICHARD DUNSISG Pastor of N. Pre-.
Neriah church, Adams Basin, Monroe comfy New yok
Nrur To US; lh9ve Just received letter from Mr Cu.s
~ DVssisG, relative TO tie OF his fever.ors You
'l'y depend ON what II states, for be s Christian mar
ui an elder IN the Church Some years he had to
81 ferrr-sore. Tue other ley being affected auG
sbvut 70 10 anVG's'ed, ! recommended BRAsrs Ngbi
sIsr Read the result He rnys: hare us~4 only .5ys
.oITLks Of hfASTs MEDICINE. I PLACED All nopg
ro~ your recommendation, IN DIt Medrhse. and po~
'ay th,', with the bcssn- Of Col H ha. eIied e.v, n
~p isy.'" Scs Pamphlets for full partscul