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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-12
4anoWirtB seBGftCie6es.
G,tr,e QBinte fir September.

Sur,e QBinfe fir September.
Saatmeilen lctIte immer Der bette uno
ih6nite lein, ben Der Bauer bat neil bic
@rnete INNER mcbr ceer mineer ucn Der
9tatur nss Saamens annimmt; feineWeube
1cltte oaber 9efheut mereen, um ben beiten
Saamen aussuwdbIen. Durd, oieies 8ers
fetren farm Der Meisen jibrlih nerbe6ert
perben. 9hue Glles, nm ihn 70 rein nie
mO9tih auf ben eanb su bringen. gs 9iebt
llnfraut 9enug, pbne NIT bem Saamen auf
oas Qdno su fden.
Sebes Wei,enfeib, bas ltsberidpemnuns
gen aussefrst IN, fcllte gut NIT slbleimnsen
oerieben fein.
sIuftatt bas Wsfid,foru sn 9irfsIu, fhnei-
ben es Wanhe auf bem 8coen ab uuo ffels
len es III qrcsen Naufen ,uiammen. Da-
curd, setpinnt man metr Sutter pb man
ater an Sualitdt pber Auantitdt besgBelld,s
forms etwas 9eWinnt, wirb bon Wauhcm
be3weifelt.
Der bette Q3e9, menn tas 9RelNhforu
ourd, etnen friihelt Srrlt augefa(fen rprb,
rtm es su iIfern it: wenn man es W2ors
gems Dor Scnnenaugang INIT allsu icinen
0enteu nit Sidheln umbaut, che Der Trclt
dufthaut. Die Wdrme Der grbe ipiro es
allmdtlis auftbauen, uuc icbalo es bann
ttunIidl 1T, Io brilse es al cemielben Sage
at ben ba3u beifimmten Srte. - @ena Der
Slang fdcn ansefan9en bat, 70 miro bas
ifuicntpeiie slustrcduen bes Stenssls es
genua seiti9en, unb oas Sutter it bann gut.
pfanssWelhfcrn fcllte INNER forsfiltis
ausgetpdhlt rerben; penn ba5 Welhfcru
lon9e 9enu9 I'M Seloe iteben bteibt, icate cs
immer bon Dem Stcd gencmmen weroen,
70 boB Die 9lustpabl pollfcmmeit it. Shaue
tnr fold,e Sten9el, Die Stpei poer mehr &ol>
ben babett, nno nebme INNER MIR ren pber>
fen. @enn biefe Netbobe einise Sabre BE-
fcl9t miro, 70 bat man 9utes Belfdforn.
Strcb bat INNER einen Wertb, enttreber
9efhnitten su Sut!er, ODER in Cnneer Der,
'panSelt ptrb, unb icllte baber fprefdlts
aufbeirabrt percen.
slepfel ;um Shweinemdfteu pirb Der
Bauer ocrtbeilbaft unb gut fnben, penu
er cine probe taocn maht Benu er
cine srcBe 9lnSahl Shweiue bat, 70 tpdre
es gut, fpenn er bic 9lepfel fcden tpiirbe,
neil bieles 8erfabfen oisl basu beitrdst
UNI fle III itrer Aualtdt iu perbef7eru.
Menn Sdweine nit Sruht eeu,atet
trerosnt iollte es tmmer semablen fein, nidt
tur seniatlen, icuberu sefodt. Der 9cr>
tbsil in 8erbinbuns oieier spei 8erfabrsu
1T sros. Gin gutter Wes, um @elShfcrus
fhrct fir Sd,weine su teteiten, lit bieler
tpenn mani unsefdtr 4ed shrct ntmmt
su 5 @imer pcll BaGsr unb frhtes biez
fes liefert filnf Gimer bonn beiten unb nabr-
tafteifen Tutter.
Stein 0ortheil, tpie bei Shweinen, ent.
ifebt bur6 bas &cfen bon Nutter filrNincs
pieb -es besablt faum Die Wlbe uub 9lus-
9aben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-12

8et g II ftao 9arri9ue, 2 Barr
flaDltr, (IfDrhaus), 9lew Oorf, eriheint
Sllutfrirter
. 0 [ t s { lenb er
fit oaS Sabr 1850.
Gin belebrenoes lluter9ak
tun9sbud fir Seoerman
6nffao Seierit.
BAIT.
slltrcupmiIher Galenber. 9ln9efertiet bon
@ultap Sabn.
Die @bnunsen. gon S. @erftdder.
Der puluertburm Gan SpritO su 8cne-
! big. 9on @ Il It. 0tteriB.
9lbam NeuB' 2ebrjahre 1926.
Der Hctbbelfer. 9cn @ u #. Nterit.
Der We9peiier. 8on s. It. fierib.
Das Sahr 1S48 nit belcuberer 91ldfht
auf DeutlhIano. Son Or. 3immers
NJ a n II.
3tpei gSorte lber bas 9lnsmancern.
Sultintt ODER 9bnuna?
@rbaulld1e llnterbaltun9en I'M Mittelalter.
9Sie man im beili9eu rDmifd)er 0teide
beutider 9|aticn CUR 3eit &ailer Leopold
Giorlosl Seltt1D tobrteb.
@ini9e 8rtefe Solepbs II.
@emeinniieiees.
Deutlhe SprlthwOrter. @cn 6. g / M
rod.
Hdtblel uuo @bnraoen. 8pn Mifes.
Dieier ansiebenbe Snbalt fI6erte benz
Sude etrt ic aus9ebreitetes publifum, haB
Die 8erla9s sbanblung es Gd, CUR beionbern
9lufaate madte, burd, idDne 9lusitattune
uno einen aueercrbentlih billi0eu Vreis ies
ben 8dnfer 81 befrieoieeu. Das Bud, tpiro
nuf lhDnes weiBes papier eecrudt, l44
Seiten itarf, nit 80 ScISIdnitten, uno foitet
& n,tr z s Gents. %
Sc 1T ein 8clfsfatenoer inn
oollenSinne, einSud fir s eoermar n n,
oenn es bietet aueer einem ,,pcaifdnoioen
amerlfanliden &alenoer" niobt allein cine
Wten9e filr S G be II intereGonte Grsdhluns
gen, icnoern es tit audi bes duBrrlt billi9en
prelies De9en s be M suednelih.
| @s 1T Su baben in Der beutlhen 8ud,s
baltolun9 BON Gucplpb @arri9ue i'm 9l(tor>
bauie (Ic. 2. 8arflupitraBe.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-12

eancwirthfdaft, unterft,st bon WiIIeuz
fhaft, wirb cine fleine Iation su elmer ercs
Sen MAIDEN.
Wenn bu Wihenihaft BON eanowirtb,
fbaft trennlt, beraubit bu cine Station um
ibr rerttefes Rleinoo
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-12
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fir
Dcm Sbic Staats;Spte1t.

Waffltcn nno llm9 aeno
9. Sans, s.. @rubler unb !. tchmant.
8efbleben, nne llmse9eae
Qncrtas &taN.
@onaE Ccoer:
George qDabmann.
Gsu.pbjlaoetpbia
.6r. 8entld.
Waynesbnr9
pfarrer 3iesfer.
Wasnplia:
eeinriA Samars.
Doris
Il. Sunt nnr Or. @ei9cr.
Reu Qisten
81. ttmltattrr, Gsar. une g. Dfcpr.
@cIumbiara:
Srierrid S6rars.
afren
Slcren5 Neaser
Wanhefer +:
ST. @9afner.
@anat SnItOn
6cttfriee 8srnauer.
@ccffer:
8tr. sser, Gsqr. unp Sr. 9sclfart-
tlntontplpn
Carl s. Gfafer.
Ssnabar9
Carl Sen,el.
glinton
Srari Yeter nnr SSr. @tattfer.
Srifpl:
9r. 6. QBishes.
Nshlano !:
s. Tiner.
peterbnr9b, NshI. 60.
s. 8ennisbefF.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-12
DRS. d. SHELL g. y. NTEsz
KEEP on hand Homeopathic Books and Msd

EEP on hand Homeopathic Books and Med
n icines for sale, viz:
Real Lexicon. Symptomen- c odex, Hahna-
mans Works, Hulls Jahr, Hus Laurie, Rouff's
hepertory' British Journal. Homeopathic Examz
'nei' n narman's Iherapie, Herring's and Hem
pers Domestic Physicians, Gunther's Veterinary
(Farriery) for horses, cattle, sheep, &c., with
books Of more than forty authors, Ga Humeopelh-
ic Medicine Hs s 8f ~
April IL, l849. 4O-tf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-12

1skbNhujtFo" ~ 0NSs" w" oSH'iNs V$S's W"
@rceeu, Gag er ale Gage in ietnem Speiis
faale einenGiidt pon alter, armer uno fd,tra
der Nieuiden selpeifst habe - Der &aile
2itus ertnnerte flf einit beim slbenosfer
baB er an rem per9anseren Gage Giemar
etpas gutes erSeigt babe. Mit einerGbrdr
laete er Sreuuos, bieien Sag ta6e id Der
loren. @s 1T lobensmerth. 9lber penn ei
gettIer fein Grid 8rcb NIT Dem amer
tbeilt, bas lit mebr. gei cen, 9isiden 1T bi
8arntbersigfeit cine fleine 2uesno, cenn tpr
Diel bat, fam piel geben; aber mas ba
S6limnite 1T, 70 it Die SarmberBt9feit b,
benz Reiden aud cine feltene 2useno, ben
,per piel bat, Ger mill nod mebr haben. 8s
benz 9lrmen ater miro bic Sarmtersi9feit
einer aroeen Gnseno.: cenn tper felbff peni
bat unb bod, eiebt, Der siebt nit sutem Ser
gen. @aitfreunoidaft, Gutbersisfeit freuns
Iides Wefsn, Mittteiluns oes 8roes IN
bes Dersens, Ibeilnabae an eeiosn IN
grenSen, ber5lidJes @rbarmen - cas pc!
I'd, cher In Sntten als inpalldffen sefunoen
SnbeHsn barmbersia fam Sober iein fren'
.euH, @briffen!
Selig fin6 Die Darmtersi8en benn 4
tperben Barmhersi9feit erlansen.
Wobl Dem, Der I'D, ceS Dnrftisen an
nimmt, ben ,pirb ber0err erretten snr bofe'
Belt, fagt Dauib. llnb Galomcn qHer fd
bes 2lrmen erbarmef, Der Ieibet benz oerrn
Der pirb ibm spieber 0ntes per9eften. Ge
aiett cine eiseneart Yen Sarmhersisteit, Die
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-12
QB aentpeber's
81 iiDcr 8 al cno er.
fir
Is SO.

Sceben bat pbiser Ralenoer bic prefIe
rerlaGen ano 1T ietnas Snbalts, icpie Der
Ausfhmiiduns bon ausse3eianetem SrI,>
fdaittem unb bes fsbr btlIisen preifes tpesen
81, empfetlen.
8udbancler, eanbtrdmer &c. iInb freuno-
fdaftlihif eriudt, ibre 8eftellunsen iobalb
als mO9lid, sn MAIDEN.
pbilabe lpbia, pa., 9lu9uf ls49.
Oas 0efan9bu6 bet beutftbzepanae,
lifb5lutberifben &ircbe Der Ser.
Stoaten.
Der gerlas bes neuen, su peranffaltencen
beutld,en lutberilhen @eianebudes lit BON
Der in ee6ansn oerlammelten, ebr,piirbiaen
bentid,sepan9eliid lutberifden Sonobe BON
pennfDlnanieu rno benahbarteu Staoten
uns llbertra9en wDrorn. Ger Drud pirb
alsbalb til nnierer Sfficin beainnen uno slns
fan9s Sftcber ooltenbet tperben. 9lQe bieies
nt9en, tpelde gremp.are ces neuen lutberi>
fden SefanSbudes su erbalten niinleten,
erfud,en mir, batcisft ibre Se(teuunaen III
MAIDEN, bamit bic 9uFa9e barnad5 einaerid,s
tet iperoen fam.
pbtiabelpbia pa, 9lusaf 1s49.
&. q. @OGenmeber
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-12
OeutGbe 25ub banplun9.
ppn 6 99ers nnD 6 .,

ppn G99ers mnD g ..
Die ltnter;eiAneten baIten frrtmaDrrnc Gin rct6a
Dati9es sa9er prn 8iebern alcr 8atttln9cn, bette
bend aus mer,inifhtn, tbcplcsifben, re6ts,piffcns
ttaftlibcn, Observation-Disclosures unp SefDidtli6rn
QEerten, ,ecrfen Der rentt1tn&alfietr 1T rcrbiebt.
nen 0us 9aktn, QeSrtcrbilhern, Sdutl9trn, 8e
psrarbirn, 9pltstI6crn, Sinrerfbrften, 8ilbers
tIbrrn, 3ci6nrnrrrlastn 1t. { tp.
Sur6 unrre unnittctarrn une oussebtDntcn
9ertinrunsrn init tammtben Su6banplunSen
Oeutblanps unb Der Sbtpels Iinb mir tn ben Stano
scfret jerrs tn rtutfbcr Spra6e srftbienent 4rt
raf nne su tilIisen prciten ;u trtcr9tn. 9er ttns
BEN nn1tre Quftrd9c init jrcem Der re9rlmaBscn
pcfranrftbiffc at, unc rrDaltcn nnftrt 9Ibcr
NIT cen Sdmpfern 9lr,p Opre Grtmcr Sine.
31ir perfaufen aud 24r6el in telietiscn Setra.
gen nrb Sebtcn HAD allcn 0eSenrcn Srutttblanps.
Die Sa6rperjci6nitIe unterer .oanbluns Iinp
uncntselolib 3u erbalten.
G>Sn .6rn. 9t1rDofs 8ubDanrluns in Canton
fSnnen ptenscmclrete 8I9erper,cibnifc rinscfeben,
fomte 9effelun9en anf trScnb Elm beliebiSes 21ert
scnlaht wrrpcn.
@9gsr uno SO.
A. Strabe ,wtfAen Olain unr 2Balnut
Cincinnati, obip.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-12

DES. ,. SEzLl g. =. N7EsZ.
long experience and observation, know that
NJ Homeopathic preparations of mineral and
herbal virtues are very effectual in chronic or
acute diseases, and will be attended to hv n
Shell as travelling and ]. Niesz as local pTacli.
TONERS p'"S''
Residences--D. Shell mile North, and 7.
Nlesz 4a miles Southwest, cf Canton.
April IL, lS49. 4O-tf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07
TIE MARKETS.

Flour-The flower market opened frmer
to-day, but transactions arc yet limited the
sales are $500 bb's at "A 80 for common
and Stale brands, and 4 ,5Oa go for fair and
straight Western in Southern there is very
ihule doing and the supply on hand is rather
! light
! OF meal 100 bbls ierscy brought 3 &c.
! Grain-ln Whea, we quote sale Of 1000
| bu ,hes Ccnb,ee at Sl37. Corn is easier but
in better inquiry, the sales are 100000 bushels
At 60 Gle for mixed western and 63 6ic iol
northern roun 1900 bushels Rye brought 5oc
/ Provsions-Pork is steady and n fair retail
trade doing atlyesterday's rates.
Il Lard is6 IL a I'D.
Il Whiskcy-SaleS were made Of Prison anC
Ohio at 20 l2 81 IA.
Ashes are in good demand for both dcscrp
| ions sales ~ barrel 5,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

hours. The facts concerning the case, how
ever, are these He had a similar attack two
or three weeks previous, and had been cured
by the blessing of God, on the remedies men.
toned above The day before his second at
tack, while he was still weak from The first,
he walked many miles, and became very much
fatigued, and certain circumstances had also
,agtated his mind. He ate hearty meal in
the evening, partly of beans and meat, which
no doubt was the immediate cause Of the at
tack, and after the diarrhea commenced, moth
ing was done to check it for several hours,
and when, at last, physician was called, it
was too late.
Fain would hope that our beloved coun-
try may be saved from the ravages Of this
scourge but this can hardly be expected.
1t will probably come 10 many las thief in
the night although the warning has been
long and loud. The class of people among
whom it makts its greatest dcsolations are
those who use habitually the intoxicating cup
| don't know that even the strictest attention
to the rules have given above will avail tC
save a drunkard, when he is once Attacked
When the seeds of this disease are cast int
such a mans system, it is like striking fire in
10 box of iinder. The whole internal coat
inos of his stomach, besides other vital or
gans, are already diseased and he is a sub
iect of which the cholera will make yer,
short work. 1t makes one shudder 10 thinl
how many drunkards will be suddenly usher
ed into eternity by this dire disease !!
remain, gentlemen, very sincerely, yours
ii. G. o. DWIGHT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07
nlarinr Eist.

Schooner Mary Elizabeth, Of Snow Hin,
Capt. Wirlus, Cargo of Lumber, Boards.
shingles, &c, from Bangor bound 20 Fire
Island, New York, went ashore on the East
side of Block Island about 3 o'clock on Wed
nesday morning May 30th no Insurance on
either vessel or cargo. The cargo is all saved.
and cables and anchors, her side is stove in
and she is full of water. TIE schooner is
about g. tons burthen-from the Inspector a,
Bsck Island to the Collector
MEMORANDA
\ Arr. al Baltimore May %. schr. Random
Burdick from y. Orleans.
/ Sch'r Prookhaven. Burdick, sid fn Provi
dcncc the 29th for Noriolk
/ Ship WIN. Spraguc, Chase, was advertised
at New Orleans the 18th, for New York, with
dispatch
Brig Henry Marsh pll Brightman, was at IIa
vana the 22d fin Savannah.
K Brig Perfect, Townsend, fin Chagrcs, Glr a
New Orleans the GOTH
/ Brig Lisbon, Smith, arr vi Havana the c0tl
! fin Bahia Honda.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07
Friends Yearly Meeting at
Newport.
JUNE, lSI9.

JUNE ICfps
TIE steamer Perry, Capt. Gil
EA-Sssz=17s. bert Woolsey, will run between
Providence and New port, during the week, as
follows
FRIDAY, Jane 9th willleaye Soycr's wharf
Newport. at 8 O'Clock, a. M, Brostow's wharf
Providence, at 3 O'Clock, ?. IN, end Newport, al
clock. p. N.
SATURDAY, June 9th, will leave Providence
at q - o'clock, n m, Newport at 10 o'clock, a
m Providence at o'clocA, P. m, and Newport
at . o'clock, p. m.
SUNDAY, June I0th, will leave Providence a
oclck, a. NJ, Newport at D O'clock, p m, or 4
the close OF the Meeting, and Providence, at
o'clock m
Fare 80 cents ca h way.
! MONDAY will resume her regular tnps, lcavln
Newport at 3 clock, a m, and Providence at
o'clock, p. m ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07
New YORK, Sunday-9 p. NJ.

FRoM WASHINGTON 1t is considered cet-
tain that Abbott Lawrence is appointed MINIS
ter to London. ID. l.. Berringer, OF ~ =.
envoy 10 Spain, Washington Barrow, OF
Tennessee, charge to Portugal; Mr. Rlves' 'o
France Mr.. Footc, to Bogota; Mr.. Marsh,
of Vermont minister to Constantnople. Other
foreign appointments not vet disposed Of
Ship Princeton, from Liverpool lost ste"a!e
and 10 passengers by cholera-has loo pas
scngers on board.
The board of health reports % new cases
and II deaths from cholera since yesterday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

We are happy to learn that the Council
have directed the Inspector of Nuisanccs to
visit every street, wharf, alley, yard, cellar,
&c., Immediately, and to report to them the
condition of the same. We trust that the
Council will act with zeal and energy, and sec
tina, all parts of the town are thoroughly
cleansed This is the only way to avoid dis
ease, and if this is done, we shall have nothing
to far from the cholera; Newport Will then
be the refuge for health during the summer
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

Jryr lows MErrING.-The Annual June
Town Meeting was holdou on Tuesday last
The meeting was called 10 order at 10 o.
clock, by Henry Bull, Esq, Moderator. MI
Bull declined reelection, and the Hon Hen
rv Y, Cranston was unanimously elected
Moderator.
The following officers were then elected :
B.niamin u. Rowland, Town Clerk.
Theophilus Topham, Elcazer Trcvett, James
Horswell, Nathan b. Hammett George ".
TAYLOR, Town Councilmcn.
Tho election of Justices OF the Peace was
referred to the Legislature, with request 'c
elect them.
George Freoborn, Town Treasurer
James Lawton, Town Sergeant 9.
Commissioners of the School Fund, Il
Sherman 2, b. ii. Stevens, Silas IL. Cot'relI
II Public School Committee, the old Schoo
Committee was reelected, with the exception
Of John Storne, and Joseph B. Weaver
! BENJAMIN Finch and John Stevens were elec
ted in their places
! As.cssors of Taxes, the Town Council
| The salary Of Collector OF Taxes was fix
cd at 5000.
Oliver Read, David VI. Coggcshall, BenF
min II. Stevens were nsrrinated as candidate
for Collector Of Taxes II was voted TO kee
! the polls open, on this question until SocIocl
It was also voted to keep the polls open o
: the question Of granting Licenses, until D 0
clock.
f Commissioners Of tho Asylum, the ,hrc
, first ON tho old list go out, and John l. Bnsl
, William Newton and B B. Rowland we
elected to fill the vacancies.
Sealer of Leather, Il. II. Altman.
G Oyerseer Of the Poor, Peter L. Remington
II Pound Keeper, James w. Shaw.
oycrscor Of the Small Pox' Thomas TO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

We lo,rn from the Gloucester Telegraph
,ha, the schooner Flint, Capt. Marble, arrived
at that port on Wednesday, from Georges
Rank. with 10000 pounds of halibu' aud a
ouan,i,y of Goldfish This is the largest guam
,i,y Of halibu, ever brought into this port m
ono vessel. In consequence OF the low prices
they were sold for one cen, per pound, making
the pretty sum OF s 100 for this trip, exclusive
q tho Goldfish
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Offered, 800 BecveS (all Soulhern), zoe
Cows aud Calves, and $500 Sheep aud Lambs
The warm weather has naturally a depres-
sing influence on the market, which was duller
to-day than for some time past. Sales AT from
l-2 10 cents per 10. 200 driven to Brighton
and 100 left over unSod.
Cows and CalveS-Arc in fair supply, though
the demand is hardly active enough to clear the
market; from 80 to 40 head reTainint over
unsold Sales OF Cows al from 4 to 4 = cts
per lb, or SO 80 to D 30 per head. All sold
Sheep sold at from So to 3 80 %, as il
quality. Left over, 80.
Lambs al taken at - 30 to 80 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

CnoLERA.-On Thursday there were l6
deaths in ST. Louis, four only Of which were
by cholera. DR.. Waterman Sweet, of Flor-
da, n. Y, is said TO have arrived a, Albany
oa Monday last from New York. and soon af-
ter his arrival 10 have sickened and died. The
Nashville Banner Ofthe 2ith announces thas
the cholera has again appeared in that city
Nine new cases are mentioned, SIX Of hich
proved fatal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07
New Books,
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$50 Mordaunt Hall or a Septembe, Night,
by the author Of "Two Old Mems
"Tale>"
3i09 Agnes Morris or the Heroine of Do
nestle Life,
57sl Eighteen Hundred and Twelve or Ma
poeonS Invasion OF Russia, an hi,tor-
cal romance, by LoDiS Reia0b
$40 The Young PaIrcon or Christmas in
1000 a tale of New York, by the author of
"First OF the Knickerbockers,'
S1S2 Fcrnondcs, OF the Fallen Angel,
Dumas,
57S3 Nv UncIe ,hc Curatc by the author
of " Bachelor o: the Albany
57Si Georgina Hammond, by the author OF
the Poor Cousin"
: J7S5 Family Failngs by the anthor Of the
"Hen Peckcd Husband"
$50 Leunline or the Court of Louis XIV,
by Ms 6Elberiy,
57S7 Valerie, tale OF the late Capt Mafrya,t,
57sS Ellen WaIeham; or Love and Duty,
4 thrilling novel OF real life,
by Ellen Pickering,
!. $3.50 Clement Lorlmer or the Book with
the Iron Clasps, by Angus y. Rcae4,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

The Bible Society record states that the
oldes, man in the United States is George
Buckhart, of Harlem Co. Kentucky. lie was
horn in Germantown, Penn, and IL at tins
time ono hundrcd and fourteen ycdrs o"'-
He has lived for several years in a hollo"
sycamore tree, of such large dimensions as te
contain his family, consisting of a wife an'
five or six children, bed and bedding, cooking
utensils, &c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07
1aarrtr0.

In New Bedford, on Thursday last, bv fine
Rev Mr. Horton, Mr.. Charles J., Stanbono
oi 'his Town ohu MISS H"" "''''l uu" ghtci
Vi .ie ia'c ndP,alh Ic" Hn'"', o' 'no' city.
| On the 29,h ult, by the Rev Joseph Smitl
Mr. Phillip Mauhewson, and Miss Rebccca
/ Tay lor, both Of this town
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07
New Goods

~ Market square, an extensive assortment OF
BOOTS and SHOES, among which are Men.
Calf, Goat aud Seal Boots Gents. French Cali
Boots, Lad es Cater Boots, Buskins aud slippers
of the latest styles. Misses Shoes of every de
criplion-Boys Boots ~ Shoes Childrens iancl
wohe> &c. Also Gents Congress Gailers- al
5 oqlich will be .old very ch cap for cash
marl9. GEO. III. NORMAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

ST.. LOUIS, June =.
Mr.. Gilmore, Of St. Joseph has just return
ed from the Plains. lie went out with a
company of California cmigrants' lie went
lao miles but tho cholera was so bad that he
came back. lie says that not less than two
hundred of those who had left st. Joseph hac
died.
lie met 1925 wagons on their way to Cali
fornia. Much dissatisfaction and quarreline
existed among the emigrants.
The cholera prevailed among the Indians OF
the frontiers very badly.
Our city is almost entirely FREQ from TN
cholera.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

u-PThc "Canonicus" is the name Of new
and fast steamer which is nearly completed in
New York, TO run between Fall River and
Newport, and Fall River and Providence
she will be on the route about the hrsl oi
July.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07
Carding, Spinning, SC.

TuH ,ub,criber respectfully inform, he
rubl,c that he has taken the UNION MI l., 10
portsmouth, II. / , and Is prepared TO Caiu , pne
Sn;n Wool ni the shortest notice, ~ lhe pes'
manner and on the most reasonaoie Cruz
All Wool VOL ,e'' SsSoT, II Y,O'9 or at Boyd. Nil
neIp p,,on,b viii be attended TO with dispatch.
tie also q '"' CARRMl HARRINGTON
| Portsmouth, May u, 3w,pd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

An ingenious Frcnchman has calculated
that the space which young Partisan bcIle'
who is fond of dancing, traverses IN the sa-
looms of Paris, when only performing eonfra
dances, amounts TO four hundred m'fes =
lie also estimated that French lady fond o'
Waiting, will spin round in ono night as often
as the wheels Of a steamboat reyolye IN gong
from Calais TO Dover