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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS AND
Ri RRER S

THE subscriber ha. just received his Fall and
l Winter supply of Boots and Shoes, consist
ing in par, Of
25CaseS Mems, Boys, Youths Thick and
Kip Boots;
IL do Calf Double Soled snd Dire. Boots
Do Thick and Kip Brogsns;
4 do Double Soled Thick long leg, Wa
ter Proof Boots;
2 do BOYS Kip Brogsns;
$50 Pairs Mems and Boys Calf and Grain
$50 do Ladies Kid Walking Shoes, N oil
the varieties Of styles and widths. good as.
sortment ofihck and thin sole CATERS and
Polka Boots, together with a general assortment
OF Ladies and Childrcn's Boots, Shoes and
Caters. usually 6und in this market Also.
large supply Of Lyons Leather Pressrvative'
which needs no recommendation to those whs
hive used H. also, BlOckmsos Oil Paste Black
ing, (nonc beuer) Shoe Brushes OF all Minds
Also, Metallic and common RUBBERS, va
rie,y Of styles.
Having manufactured and bought the above
Goods fur CASH, the subscriber feels warrant,
ed in saying ne will sell his Goods ~ cheap, and
OF Q, good quality at Wholesale cr retail. as can
be b.ugm in the state. GEO. " NORMAN,
Noi1 Thames stree, conner Of MARKET square
oct -
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WAsHlSGToS, Sc.
Ckarlcstowr July 9th lsi9


Ckarlcstown, July 9th lsi9
WHEREAS, JOSHUA CLARKE, OF Charles
w town 10 the county Of Washington, by thr
consideration of our Justices OF our Court OF
Common Pieas held nj South kingstown with.
in and Tor the county of Washington on the
second Monday OF May. 4. d., 1917, recovered
a judgment OF said Coun against seventh School
District formerly the eighth IN SAID town of
Char riestown for the sum Of ore hundred and
twelve dollars and eighty six cents damages,
and thirteen dollars and twelve cent, costs, Of
suit and the interest on said debt upon w hi, h
aforesaid jvd dgnent execution hath issued and
as on the 9th day Of July, A. %. 1919 levied
and served on all the right title, interest aud
claim that JAMES N. KINYON, of Charles
town in the comfy of Washington, one oil the
members and persons IN SAID South
School District in said CharleS,own. hath IN
and to certain piece or parcel OF land situated
aud living IN Charleston aforesaid containing
five actes more or less with dwelling hou
thereon standing butted and bounce as fol-
lows, eastcrly and SOutherly on land Of James
N. Kinyun. westerly aud northeIly on the post
road or how svcr otherwise the same may be
bounded
Notice is therefore hereby given that nt
Charles,own aforesaid on the 18th day Of Ccto-
Der, lSlJ, at two O'Clock on the afternoon Of the
same day on said premises, all or 50 much "
the above described Land aud premises will be
sold al Public Auction to the highest bidder for
tho same as will be sufficient 10 satisfy the
aforesaid execution with The interest and incl-
denial costs. CHURCH, Jr,
selt 10 Dcpsry sheriff.
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no LET a convenient tenement IN the sub
/ scribsr's house, short distance nom the
Pos, Office, consisting of large parlors, ki'ch-
en-, with cooking range and utensils belonging
I. it, . bedrooms, clothes press, wash room.
and & closets. on lower hoor; and large bed
looms on the second floor, with privilege OF an
Other good lodging room in the attic. If desired
all entirely disconnected with the other par.
" the hyuse. A never-faillng well ofpnre wa
Ter. with pump, i. situated neur the wash
room door in the east yard, and rain water
cis,ern stands within = few feet of the door in
he mol sh yard The grounds in front and on the
east ride Of the ho- sc are spacious, aud have
ha ndsome shade trees, grape vines and grass
/ ats. and are well tagged TO the street Con.
pneted with the premises is fine gsren OF
about 5000 feet Of land, containing vines,
bushes and valuable fruit trees. The situation
10 delightfully."- pleasant both in summer and
win,er,-iS Ear enough from The STREET to get rid
Of the noise and dust, and sufficiently near to the
street for the convenience of tho man of bust.
nes. The whole estate is in good order, and
would be rented to one tenant, II preferred,
which would add a number of desirable rooms
10 those above Described. For terms, NC. en-
ouirs OF MIR NICHOLAS w. MARSH, No 40
Thames street, JAMES ATklNSoN.
Ncwport. Sept &c, IS49, In.
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HERALD TIMES THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER
more plentifnlly and in larger pieces:
Mining is hard work, but there is nothing

more plentifully and in larger pieces;
Mining is hard work, but there is nothing
unpleasant about it it gives you u good
appetite and sound sleep at night. The
mines here average about an ounce per
day"
We have adyices from the North Fork
Of very fattering nature. Companies
that have turned the currant Of the river
are now taking out from three to five
thousand dollars per day.
Placer Times, Aug. Is.
Among the arrivals at the port Of San
Francisco Aug. 9th. are brig Emily Bourne
Potter, lsO days from New Bedford, ship
Hopewell. Lit,le6eld, 100 days from Warren
9th, schr. Gazelle, Carrier, 375 days from
New Bedford. Goth ship Magnolia, Sim,
mons, 2ol days from New Bedford, ship Anne
Cobb, ls0 days from Bristol.
THE PANAMA STAR.
This paper was revived on the Oath
of September, A" for few days." small
party ofprinters having come along
and adopted the usual custom Of getting
up the paper so long as they should stay
The announced names Of the publisher,
are, ]. II. Kent, o. p. Read and F. C.
Ingraham, }. J. Whitehouse figures a.
editor.
The Star conSratulates its readers on
the " health peace and quietness Of the
81.
disappeared, and there were but few cas-
es of other sickness none dangerous
Thefs, however, were not altogether un
known. and strangers were advised &c
keep sharp lookout.
Provisions were lacking Oh the Cha
gres river, and travellers had to provide
themselves from Chagres to Cruces. A,
Cruces board was two dollars a day a,
Panama ten dollars a week.
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III illarine Jntsllissnre. m
PORT OF NEW POR 7.
Ar RIVED
THURSDAY, Oct. 4

THURSDAY. Oct. 4.
Bark Triton, Merriman, Pictou for Prov.
Brig T. Holt, Hawkins, Buehill for New
| York.
Schn Sarah Ann. Pinckman, Augusta for
Prov Cutter. Wcbbcr. EsSlpor Tor New
York; Giraffe, Berreton, Bangor for Prov !;
Eliza Lealsnd, Combs, St. Johns. NIB. Tor
Ph,ladslph. Gen Foster, Jones, Eastpor
for do Embass,dor, Herris, do for do ; Nc
,o,nd.r. Look, Fall River for Phila.; Charles
ion, Budget. Bangor for Hartford Brilliant
Cottan, Harrington for Prov. Charles, Eddy
from Bangor Leo, Jamso", Thoma'son for
Haven; s Brden, Ash, Prov for New York
Sea Marx. Hcagan, from Bangor.
SATURDAY ocr6
| Bark Ida, lIallet, B Gilmore for Boston
| Brig A Dunbar, Hopkins, ST Mary for Bris-
tol 7 w Havner, Staples. Dighon for Pha;
Random, Buidick, Havana.
Schr, William, Whitney, Bangor for Prov
idence'
Schr Melville, Cozrens from Wsshin g,on
". c., for Boston
MONDAY. Oc,s
| Brig Selma, Cullen, 10 days from savanna.
for Roston, wit lumber and cotton. Sept oath,
sea account saw schooner Henry Atkins, OF
Prospect Me, with loss vt foremost and sails.
blowing away in lat 33 N. Ion 76, 40 w, took
Cnp'sin, M,ie. Cook and three Seaman, all
sIck on board; a seamcn, ID ,niel Mcneil has
s,nse died The brig q crew sick, one OF whom
has dIed John Patterson, Leaving two sea
men 10 work the brig TO this Tort. Sept 26ib,
II lat 80 y. ,lopg 15 50 W., fell in with vessel
di,mast,d and abandoned, blowing heavy u;
The time, and could net make out her name.
Brig Acorn, iInmmons. Phia for Boston
H Erie, Rider Phila for do.
Schr Mary Ann, Canton, Piciou for Prov
Statesman, Loring, Norfolk for do ; Melville
CoI.ns, Warrington N G. for Bos,on Ontario,
Cozcns, Norfolk for Boston; Cherokee. Carver
II Richmond for Boston;
H TUESDAY DC, 9th
Brig Alls,on, Percc, Philn for Bangor.
H Schrs RosuS, Burt, New York for Taunton
\ Mary Jane, Parker Phils George Edwards
Il Nav, Philu for Warcham Champion, Keen,
Richmond.
II SIoop Rienz. Durf.e, New York.
II MEMORANDA
\ schr. George Engs, Smart, wa, at Savsn'
II nah, Oct. 2,
Oc,4, &c mil. sw of Cape Lookou, passed
bark Ch,rlea Dcvcns of nsd from Newport
II T. l., bot nd TO Savannah; 10 days out, with
\ U. y. iroopron board. I'll well.
H Brig Naria, Ingram, at Wilmington, G,
| 29h ult, from Newport r !, on the 18th al,
experienced scvare gale, was thrown on her
beams ends, shifted cargo carried away Lre-
mas. AID everything attached, lost jb boom
main topmast, and all sail, except ma'nsa'l
and foresail, which are in very damaged
state deck swept, ana lost boat. The vessel
| labored much during the gale, and is badly
strained.
Spoken 30ih, lat 80 30, Ion 73 W, brig Con
| 6dence. B,bct c<, from this port bound Tor Ha-
,sns. who reported when in lat $500, having
experienced hurricane from about West and
had carried away The heads of fore top mast
and main mast, ard was bound back 10 port to
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thufsuny, Octooer -
AZ markst-l375 BesfCattle, 140O Stores,
pairs Worl i " Oxen, 80 Cows and Calve', o5Ot
sheep ind Lambs 700 Swine;
Prices BEEF CauL-Fxua So; first quality
8 IS second quality IS 80 third quality 80
$stores-- 2years old, $40 I" IA; 3yea" old
tc$22.
Working Oxen-sscs at S55. S6?, SO, $40
SEQ
Cows and Cslyes-$io, S23, SEQ, S2s, S3I
s35.
Sheep and La ,bs-Si 80, Si49, 81 ,. So. ~
|75.
Swine-s 10 &c. Retail s l.2to 90. Fat
Hogs, 4 lac.
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Boston A0ucrtiscmtnts.
The National Psalm'st.
BY
LOW ELL.

LOWELL. MASON II &. J WEBB.
A NEW COLLECTION Oi Church Mu,r, hy the
"A Auhoi, the 'Ilirdel AMI IL. y'n So
ciety'. C'll,cIion.' Is '.lun \, adenys Col
ection," 'Carmina >acfa, &c
A. This Is ,hc latest, II ~ believed also to be
much the best work Oi these popular author.
Embracing n sufficient number Il The standard
Old Tunes, u contains very large amOun! of
NEW MUSIC, furnished or selected c1pressl,
tor its pages by distinguished European aud
American composers. BY jndicIous typo
graphical arrangement, the Publishers are ena-
bled to present much larger amount Of matter
than ID usunl ~ similar works. II contains
over five hundred tunes, in the various metre.
and IA Anthems. Set Pieces, Chants Ac. -
a much greater number Of pieces, il S believed,
ia IN /. contained in any other Todern Coll c.
tion. A large number OF VOCAL EXFRCI-
SIiS are added. prepared with great care, with
speciul reference 10 the wants Of Chuiis
Schools, &c. These will be found very val
table addition.
The Authors possessed many advantages in
the compilation of this work-hnving been for
many years in the constant receipt Of oil the
best sncr,d music published in G. ruany or Eng
land, and also having received from dlSiln-
eulshcd European as well as American com.
poSrrs, much Original Music designed express
ly for its pages Sufficient evidence ofthe mrr
It's OF the " PsalmiSt II fOund IN the wid" pop
ularily and very extensive sale II ha, already
attained since l,sveiy recent publication. Thee
are believed to be greater than have been enjoy
ed by any Collection OF Church Music ever
published in the country.
For sale w Booksellers generally Publish.
ed ty lAPPAN, WHITTEMOREN NJ \SON,
Booksellers and Sta,ionerS.
III Washington 4 Rn>ton.
Also, published as abov.,-The CONGRE-
GATlONAL TUNE BOOK, being 'eleeton
of The hes, and most popular tunes from III,
"National Pss lmist !" intended for Sunday
Schools, Congregations, NeSiry Meetings, NC.
lection Of Glces and Part Songs, by William
Mason.
RUSSELL & GOLDSBURY'S popular Sc
rieS of Reading Books now used in more than
500 towns, and all other school books in use
and stationary very low. sspt u.
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FROM JAMAICA.

BY the Empire City we have file, of
Kingston papers to the 2nd Of October.
inclusive. They contain little or moth
ing of interest except the proceedings OF
the island Legislature, which are no
more promising than they have been for
some time past. A new breach had oc-
Cured between the Council and the As
sembly. The latter passed bill contin.
uing for three months the act providing
for the collection of dutie, on imports,
but the Council threw il out, doubtless
as II means Of coercing the House OH the
retrenchment question. The last years
act expired OIL the lst instant, and the
island is now, therefore, without means
of revenue.
The House, nevertheless, was engag-
ed, at the latest date, in bringing forward
and discussing projects Of retrenchment.
We copy tho following items from paper
of the 2d instant:
! A REM,RxABLE OeCURRKNcs.-The brig
an,ine Sclim, Cap, Doane, which arrived on
Sunday las, from Halifax, n. s., on her pas
sage to this island picked up the captain and
crew Of the schooner Voyager, Of Halifax, n.
s., captain Donne, from Porto Rico, last
Turks Island, with a cargo Of salt, bound
to Philadelphia, which vessel had been aban-
doncd ct sea. The captain and crow took to
The boats. and at on,e 10 cay tho former was
found and rescued by his own brother, the
captain Of the Selim, and broush, to this port.
WRrcKs The Spanish brig Cesaria, from
IIavans, bound TO France has been wrecked
but we have no, heard where. The captain
and crew were taken up a, sea by the briSt.
Selim, in lat. &c 30 n, Ion. - W., and
brought to this por.
The brig WooisinR,on; Of Newcastle,
Walmsly, master, which leh this poIt on the
Ist Of August for Liverpool, with sugar, rum,
&c., was wrecked on { tastle Island, Bahamas.
on the Goth Of August captain and crew saw
ed.-N Y. Com. Ado.
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CnuRT OF PRopATn,

WIUUItIVWWt b0Tt' u y ~"
rTUE Executors 18th account on the bslals
/ oi Isaac Barker, late OF Middletown, dec,
wa. presented for examination and allowance
Il - ordered that ths same be received an the
consideration thereof referred to Court Of
Probate to be holden al the Town House ~
Middlciowp, on tho Sd Monday OF October,
nett, at ono o'clock, r. NJ, and that previous
notice be given BY publishing copy OF thu,
order three successive weeks, ~ the Herald Of
the Times, forsll persons interested 10 appear
al aid time and place, ans be hesrd,
A True Copy, y,-witness,
JOSHUA COGGEsHALL, Prcbt Clh
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Rubbers. ltubbers!!

I. e. WALES ~ co. would also inform the
p-bllc that they have been appointed selling
Agents Tor the Origissl Goodyear Metallic Rub
bcr Shoe Company also for Isaac IIarshorn Il
Cos Patent Sheet Rubber Shoes, and for the
largest and bes, importers ofPara Rubbcrs in this
country. all Of whom authorize US to sell aiih'
owesi prices, on liberal terms.
Nov on hand, ljO,0O0 Pairs Of ,sriou. Kind
Ruhbcrs Boston, Jul y
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T OST. on the 18th. somewhere on the road
la between Asa Bordon's Store in Portsmouth
and Newport, or in some Of the streets IN New.
port. Brown Broadcloth Ovcrcoat with plato
lining, whoever has found tho same ana ~
leave il at th, office o. TO Asa Bordon's Store
shall be rewarded. oct4, w.
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No1'CE.

ME undersigned having di.poscd Of h;s en-
! tire Stack Of READY MADE CLOTH.
ING at the UNITED STATES CLOTH.
ING STORE. lO6, Old No. 81 Thames st.
together with the good will Of the same, to
WILLIAM q. Sc tBURY & CO, hereby 70.
quests all persons indebted to said establish men,
TO make immediate paymrn, to hiT those hav.
ing demands will please present them.
oct u, II. GEO. II. NORMAN.
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RoIbury, Sc;i ~, 6w, 5.

J,aRM FOE SALE. The subscriber offers
for sale hi. Joligh,ful fhrm, located partly in
Portsmouth and partly in M"ld'ciown, contain
iny about 20 acres OF excellent land under high
state Of cultivation, well walled. furnished with
new buildings and supplied with good water
Il lso has Two orchards Of hno Fruit Tres. IL
is knoyn Az the place from which the British
Gen. Prescott wa. taken by the intrepid Ameri-
can barton, during the Revolutionary War, and
made pr soner of II not disposed Of iv the
I6rh Of March. it will then bc sold at PUBLIC
AUCTION. For teln,> &c. apply to the sub.
scfibcr. JOHN 4. TlLLEY.
Sept OF
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AI,CIlON.

WILL be sold at pablic auction. on Friday
w next, atthe house recently occupied by
Benjamin Fairbanks. dee, at ~ "a clock, a m -
A quantity of Household Furniture, CONSUMING
Of Beds Mat,ras.e.. CaPets, Chair Glasses,
Bedstead. Stands, Tables, &c.
III Ifthe weather should be unpleaan, on
Fr day, the sale will take plac son the succeed
ing Monday, at the same time and place.
PETER p REMINGTON.
Administrator with the will annexed.
Oct
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The Turk sh government, has established a
system for gratui,ous medical aid throughout
the empire. Physicians are appointed, with
salaries, to visi, and attend the sick, and are
prohibited from taking any feos from the poor.
They are to rcpor, their cases every three
months, officially. They are subject to pen
altes if they noglec, tho poor in favor Of 9TH
or classes.
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40 DOLLARS REWARD

TIME above reward will be paid such person
i who will give such information as to lead
TO the conviction and punishment of the vii
lain or villains who entered the premises Of
the subscriber, on or about the 4th inst, and
wiIfully and maliciously destroyed the honey
aud comb oftwo bee hives and cut and injnr-
ed number of young fruit trees.
Middletown, Oct9 PARDON BROWN.
6d-lw
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DIED..

IN this town, yesterday morning, Maria, wife
of John Stsrne, Esq in tho GOh ,ear OF her
age. II,
In this town, on Saturday evening last, Ed
ward Sc aLury, youngest child OF Samuel 3.
MumfoId aged 10 months
In Trinity Church very suddenly, on Sun
day mo ming last. Rev Edward J, Helme,
of Concord, N. Hampshire, and formerly "f
this town, aged 26 years.
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DIT FOR SALEM GREEN LANE,

OF FOR SALE IN GREEN LANE,
IL will be sold at Public Auction on Friday
the 9Th day of November next, at II o'clock =,
A. NJ, under the authority Of the Court of Pro-
bate of,he Town of Newport certain lot Of
land the property Of Henrietta Ellery, deceased
81 feet by 90, situated on Green Lane or so
much thereof as will pny the sum ofOne Hun
hred & forty Eight Dollars, aud ninety nine
cents together with incidental expenses the
same being the deficiency of,he personal prop.
erty, Of said deceased to meet the demand
against her Estate AZ exhibited to the Court Of
Probate. BY order Of the Administrator.
Oct 10, 4w CHAS N. TILLEY. Auctnr
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SOMETHING LIKeA BsIpr's C,xr.-h =
Wedding in ALBANY the other day, the brides
cake excited general admiration. IL cost 500,
and va. a beautiful temple niuo feet high, o.
tho circcisn and rslisu style cf architecture.
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Trining people are sometimes useful, nm
consciously and unin,en,iona'fy. A haaeman
sells TO a ragman the materials on which .
Homer is printed.
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A DAucnrga or Lopp NELsos.-A cores
pondent Of the London Times states, that The
daughter Of Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton
is now tho wife of clergyman, tho Rev '.
Philip Ward, of Tenterden vicarage, H., and
she has eigh, children.
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The London Times compliments, il late
number, the memories Of De Witt Clinton and
Robert Fulton.
NJ. Arban, French Aeronaut, has succe ID
in crossing the Alps in a balloon, traversing =
di.tan,e Of 400 miles in sigh, hours.
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MOE BUYERS, NOWIS YOUR TINE
CASH AHEAD 0F ALL C0MPLTlTl0N..
Il e. WALES & co

Corner of Broad and Central stS., Boston,
AIc uctermlncd to sell best BsolS and Shocs
in this country and at the loMest Prices, by
the package or dozen.-fot Cash only.
Buyers, call and see for yours elves.
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Pleasure is like a cordial, a little Of n 10 mol
injurious, bu, too much destroys.
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MARRIED.

In Boston, on Tuesday evening, by Rev +
d nston, Mr.. Mathew Cox, j., to Miss
Sarah r w. second daughter ci Mr.. Ebene1sr
vo 90 all Of Boston.
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Commodore John Gwin died Sept lth, al
Palermo, on board U. >. frigate Constitution
lie was commander in chief Of the Medi,orra.
mean squadron.
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PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,

Of which may be found the largcS, stock in the
MARKET. Hotel keepers and ship owners ATE
respectfully invited to call and examine.
sept 10 Is I'm.
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Harmony exists in difference no less than
in likeness. il only the samo keynote govern
both parts.
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Conscience is the rewsrder Of virtue, and
avenger Of crime.
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PERFECT HEALTH.

Such an effect has the knowledge of the
Facts had upon the practice oi Physicians Of
.econd rate, that they have tried in our ow
frne State, 10 get a bill aSsed preventing the
saleoi any Medicine or Compound. unless
pescribed by themselves; but il would not do;
The people say Il shall not be Where is the
an Tho would prohibit the sale ofa Medi cine
hatpe rforms such cures as tho foiloming
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Hunts Lininent,

!Ias astonshcd the world in the crre Of nu'
merous and most distressing cases thai have
bafiled the skill Of our most Distinguished
Physicians, and when they
HAVE GIVEN UP,
Their patients nS past the help Of man, HUNTS
LINN ENT has been applied, and Tie sufferer
who has been given uplio die, has been IeS,ortd
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To Fruit-GrowcrS.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.

M, Tie subscrlh,r, wishing 10 make 'noll
.E.alle rnions in hi. irui grounds. 'i'e Tor
sale sonlc eItfn.si sized ii'ts, Consisting II HE
PEAR and PLUM, in n bcar,ng state.
Also, large. APPLE, CHERRY and
other Fruit Trees, Ornamental Tees, shrubs,
nc.
Persons wishing to procure Extra Fine
Trees. Of large size will please call, maxi their
selections and mark the same during thee com
ing autumn. The peartrers are al. woIk on
seedlings, and are of the best quality ~ few
thousand dwarf pear trees in beaIing snte
Oh ounce.
TULIPS-is,wo hundred superior vaIictir,
OF i-r> for which should be made previous to
The first oi November.
BUCKTHORNS. Two hundred and twent,
thousand Buckthorns-one, two, and three years
old
Tho whole arc offered for sale at the lowest
market prices. SAMUEL WALKER,
Eustis street. RoIbury.
R,xhnrv Sc. II 6w g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

The assortment embraces grea! variety Of
de ,irnulc goods for the Fall Sales, and the al
tcntion oi Dealers i respectfully requested, a,
the Stock will be sol / al the LOWEST Prices.
Purchasers al Ret,l will find as above choke
and desirable lots from which to make their
selections.