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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-18

Consumption is the great curse oi our uo'ihc,r
latitude. II 10 The Light of domestic felicity anl
the dcspoilcr Oi beauty. Ii rObs the check uf ts
hcalthiul bloom, the mind Of its scrcrty, and the
eye of ITS brliancy. 1t wastes the form, diins the
intellect, aud plunges It's victim into an early
grave. The Young and old, the serious aud the
gay, the city belle and the country lass, are alike
IL prey and lis victims. blessings on the man
then, whose genius and research furnished NJ
weapons 10 hid defiance To- this &" Dwcllcr of the
Threshold ~ lie merits the applause and gra,-
tudc of agcs-he shall have ours, al least.
WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS ST.
GAR FROSTED The Proprietor Of this popula,
Family Medicine thankful fpr the extensive and
increasing favor with which il is received, and
feeling dcslrous Of making every Improvement in
his power, brgS leave to announce, that he has adj
dcd an OUTSIDE FROSTlNG to the pill, ul
pure White Sugar, whereby cver ythmg djsagrcca-
ble to the taste smell Is entirely removed, with
ont IN the smallest degree affecting, IN Other re-
spccts, the excellent qualities of the msdicinc.--
The want of an innocent and convenient medium
of Disgusting the Pills, generally felt, is thus
supplied aud II Is confidently anticipated that n
irosms will prove highly acccDiallr 20 the ruLlic
The occaSipual use of me licine IS rrltter t nc
ccssity with the great 'hijort' - 'HaHknT.
Whatrycr; therefore, i ,Horc 20 -cupye iis dis
agreeable associations, is pubc bneft The
value of Wrght's Indian vegetable Pills is well
understood, Innocent and ci;Cacous, free from
minerals of every description, AID adapted To- all
the circumstances and condition Of lie, they arc
esteemed beyond AL other rcmcdics as the great
est family medicine Of the day. The frost cover.
ng Is an addition intended merely TO conceal the
taste and smell. These Pills viii also continue {,
be prepared without the iros,ing, heretofore, 80
that all who prefer them in their original state.
may still bc accommodated.
GENERAL DlGECTIoN.--Thc ordinary dusr
tor grown person is from two 10 four Pis hut
in cases of violent pain, in any part of the day, the
medicine should be taken in hiec doses, aud
pcatei every night going to bed, (or oitencr il
the suffering Is grcat,) until pain, or distrss at
ever, kind is removed; after which, the medicine
should be taken merely n view 20 Keeping the
bowels regular which win in a short time restore
ihc body 60 a state of sound health
For more particular directions, sHe the cilcular
accompanying each boz. -
For Sale at Wholesale and Retail by
&. G.. &. HAZARD
Sole Agent for Newport.
oct20. ly No. l37 Thamcs-st.
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RE AD TIL E TO l. % w \ &
REMARKABLE CURE
EFFECTED BY DIR. CORBETT'S HIGHLY
CONCENTRATED SYRUP ol
SARSApARIIIA

CONCENTRATED SYRUP O.
SARSApARlLLA.
[Fron Soph,onia w. Badger, wife Of StcIhcn G.
Badger, E,g. for many Sens CltIk Of Court Of
Common Pleas, Mcuimack County, \. H.
For Il number Of years rast have been al
flicicd with Salt Rhcun, Dyspepsia, Gcncl"l De-
bility, and Sc,oiuluus Affections. About Gfcen
month, since, | commenced taking Corbcits Sha-
kerr saisarHrilIa syrup, and soon realized Hcat
benefit thercl,om. II is the first medicine ever
found that permanently helped me, au, find that
my health and strength are very mrcl improved
| itcycihis an invaluable rtmody 20, aciuiuIouS
disorders. ma most cordially recommend t. all
who are afflicted a. | have bc,n. J gcnC,al
health is nov good and attribute my recovery
solely to the shaker syrup.
SOPIIRONIh w. BADGER.
Concord, y. H., March %, IsiS.
70 those who suffer hv d'srascs that seem al
most beyond @ the reach of he hc'lcr,' what can
bc more encouraging than t's To those whose
Blood is diseased whu,c Lr'gs &c - cc,cd, whose
systems are generally cpc.v I'd I'D mostigtrd Iy
abusive medicines, 90 o., ~ u. en- to the lam
guagr Of the Rcsto,cd To ne testimonies #
Science and the assurances oi tn" must dlstIn-
guishcd of the Medical Faculty, and use
DIR. CoRBETT's CoNCENTEATED SNECP on
SARsAPARILLA.
EDWARD BRINIEN 4 CO., Sole Prorr-
ctors For sale b, 'hcm IN ANY quantity, ard hN
their appointed Agents in the United States and
Canadas.
For sale by Il. K. HAZARD, Agent ior New
port Fcl2S
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WASHINGTON, July IL.

There was Senatorial Caucus to-
day ofthe whig friends ofihe Compro-
mise. The line of3l for New Mexico,
and of 35 for California, were consid-
cred as the basis of the new admins
tration bill,
Oar information gathers strength
that he Omnibus bill is to undergo in-
portant amendments.
We learn that the proprieiy ofdivid-
ing California by a compromise line is
under consideration, leaving the South
ern portion for a territory, and the sla-
very question to the people aud to give
further satisfaction, that the bill is TO be
separated into two bills. II is under
stood tha, the line talked Of for CAL
fornia is degree and a half below the
Missouri line but nothing is yet ag-
reed to by Mr.. Clay, who as the head
of the Committee and friend of Fill.
more, is consulted by both
Mr.. Clay will be the champion ofthe
administration in the Senate, and the
Intelligencer will probably be the organ.
The above is from the New York Her
aid.
1t is asccrtained that a message upon
the general state Of the country was
nearly prepared before the Presidents
death. 1t discussed the points settled
in the Cabinet, and the preparation of
il was committed to MIR. Clayton, and
it was intended topresent it about Mon
day next. 1t fully sustai led the Pres
ident's policy, and recommended the
admission of California and New Mex
leo. 1t declared cmphatcally that
Texas must be prevented by all means
from taking possession ofNcw Mexico.
1t is a powerful and exciting document,
was drafted in the State Depar,m ent
and there is great curiosity to see if
Mr.. Fillmore will adopt it.
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MARItIEDs

On board the steamship Orc.on, on The Both
ult., by The Rev Mr.. Miner Mr.. WIN. NJ Eddy
Of SaG Francisco, and Miss Harriet Ecker, OF
Ithaca, New York.
In Schoolcraf, Mich, 18th ui., Mr.. J. II.
Bowman, of Dorchester, Mass, and Mrs J. &.
Boutwell,, of tie former place.
Ia Fall River inst, by the Rev.. Mr.. Fellows,
Mr George w. Perry, Of New Bcdfold, aud Mrs
Lucy A., second daughter Of Doct. NJ l.. Pliost,
of Fab River:
nSt. James Church, Woonsochct, lll inst,
by Rev: Il. T.. Talbot, Ambrose Todd aud Miss
Mary Booth both ot Smithicld.
IT. Paris, Pa, 23l ult., by Rev. W Gnchanan,
Mr. J. +. 1amt, of "Ser's Empire Mnstlcl,,"
a,id Miss Elyina A. Seymour adopted daughter
Of Hon. j. I. Hclbot, Mc&icnn Consul resident al
Pittsburgh.
Al Roxbury, 18th inst, by Rev Mr. Ryder, Mr..
Asa A Stoidcr To Mrs. Mary Adellne, daughter
of l.. b. Scott, Esq. all of K.
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FRoM WAsuINGToN-RE or
THE CoNroy PRISONERS.

FRoM WAsnINGToN-RELEAsE or
THE CoNroy PRISONERS.
No ember for The new Cabinet had
been invited or determined upon this
morning, but selections may be precip-
llated,
Mr.. Clayton has already sent part CT
his establishment home and others are
packing Up. The members are will
ling to remain as long as consistent
with propriety and private duty
Another Cabinet Council will be held
tomorrow, which may decide the mat
ter.
A despatch was received from Capt.
Nc keeyer, of the frigate Congress,
this morning. dated at Havana the Slh
inst, containing the gratifying assur-
ance that the Captain General of Cuba
had agreed TO release the Contoy pris-
oners in a few days.
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FISKE MEDICAL
PRTZE QUESTIONS I!

A = the annual meeting of the Rhode Island
"A Medical Society, held ia Providence June 26,
1850, the Trustees of the Fiskc Fund for the wear
1880 viz: :. Augustus Arnold, NJ D., Geo.
Capron, VI. D., ord Hiram Allen, VI. D., an
noupced ,ha, the prize of fifty dollars, offered in
lSi9 for the best dissertation on "Ibc hStDy of
msdsoI d,iuS,ons M' present. and ot tormr times,
had been awaldci 10 WrETHINGToN liooKIE,
VI. D; Of Norwich, Conn.
On the second subject, Cholera, 10 award was
made.
The folIovi"g subjects were propo cd for 1850
j. Homaqpatly, so coil,d; as hstory ond rgfaa.
2. D,Ylacemcats # The Uterus; their history,
capAc, constdUtnni 0ttctS, gc0uoi md local G,ot-
WCR.
II is desirable To hav, the rarcrs on the fo,n.
or subject written in popular style, the successful
one being intended for general circulation; those
ON the latter should of course assume mOIc
strictly professional character.
For the best Dissertation on each of the subjects
should an award be made, tn Trustee, for 1850
81 viii vaN the spm Of tiIy DoiorS, the reward
10 be announced at tuc auugal meeting llLc X. !.
Mcdi", Society, to bc held at Providence on the
last "Wednesday IL Jane, 4. ID. 1851. q thrgug,
the cuuums ol thc Providence journal and New
port Herald of the Times; as soon thereafter rs
practicable.
Every competitor lor premium Is expected to
conform Ia the following regulations, viz:
lst. To forward Ia one of the Trustees, on or
before May ], \. ID. 1851, free ofpll ,NIcnscs, Il
copy of lis de rtui, n,wih motto write here
upon, and also accomranyi IT a sca'c letter,
having the same motto inscribed upon the outside,
and his name and place of residence within
Both dissertation md letter must lie written in a
clcnr and lgbe manner.
81 Nc hrr a name or mark shallbc put upon
the de sscltatou, or any accompanies ral'r Gave
in the manner above dcsgnatcd) whereby the
author vii hc known.
81. Previously To receiving the rrcmi' IN n
vajdcI, the author Of the successful DE- sscrtalCn
must transfer 10 the Trustees all his right, ric and
interest in and to the same, Tor the benefit %. tie
Fskr Fund,
The letters accompanying the unsuccessful dis
Scrtation, will be DESTROYED 10y the Trustees un-
opened, and the dissertation, may bc procured by
their respective authors from the individual 70
whom'hcy were directed, il application lie made
therefore within three months from The Society
annual meeting, bat atsuch a- remain uncalcd
for, after thc aspiration Of the time here sIe,hrd,
will be disposed of IN such manner the Tlus-
tees may deem most advisable.
GEORjE. CAPRON, VI d., Prov, Trustees
HIRAM ALLEN, VI. d. Cub ihnd,} for
WM. \. SHAW, NJ. ". Wicklurd, ) 1850 SO
THOMAS ~. NEpG, Sec eta'N.
II more G, nycnicu,, dissertations may hc scrt To
the Secretary, addressed, rliOM ~ II. WEBB
Sec'ry to the FIshe Fund Trustees, Boston Mass.
mlNlS. 6W.
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sRoFEsSoR 4. G. RARRNs
TRlCO3HEROUS OR INDICATED CON-
pnI'\n

JNFh IlBIE foe renewing, inyig lrating, and
i bcautfNug tie Nlir, removing SCuri, DaHd-
ruff, and all affections of the Scalp, and curing
EIuvtiors the skin, Diseases of the Ghnds,
Musc :. and lntcguncnts, and relieving Stings,
Cuts Bruises. Sprains, &c, &c. With this U,c-
pnaliu non, O. tlcIc H. nu such word ~ iail." The
first Journals in America, medical nen OF the high
est cmincncc prominent citizens Ui all professions,
and ladies Who have used IL Tor years IN their
dressing rooms and nurseries, admit with one ac-
cord, that, Ton lnpaIlrg vIgor, gloss, luNurianoc,
and curl tn the hair, cfadlcaiIng sc,lrt and dand
all, healing wounds, curing CuntusiOns, sprains,
sings Sc, aud relieving diseases of the skin, the
glands, and the muscles, it has no equal among the
multitude oi compounds advertised IN the public
prints, ur used IL private practice. la rh,apmss
~ well as efficacy, BaIy's TrcorhciOus IL UNI
vailed The immense each sales oi the artick.
have rnahlrd the inventor 10 supply " nj retail q,
tw.nt, five ceuts per bottle, which is from eft, To-
one hundred per cent. lees than the price Of any
other pre- aratiun NOW ia usc The scientific
treatise on the hair and shin embracing yaual lc
directions for the culture and preservation OF Ma
turc's choicest ornamcnt,) IN which each bottle 10
enclosed, is alone worth the monry.
The affinity between the membranes which COM
stitWe the skin, and tho hair which draws its sus-
tcnancc from this triple envelope. is very close
All diseases of the hair gnate IN the shin Ui the
head lthc pores Of the scalp are clogged, ~ u
the hlod aud other 0uid. 10 not circulate freely
through the small vcsscls which feed tho roots
with most,rt aud impau liic 10 the hlscs the re
suit Is scrf dindrua. shedding oi the hair gray.
,,ss. d,Nuc e ,tnd hafshncss of the liginent and
| entire bahlnrss ~ the may ". Stimulate
the skin 10 acaltlitufactj With the frcophcrou,,
and the torpid ycsscls, recovering Their activity,
viii annihiEtr the disease IT, all affections of
tr skin. aud of the sustra,a 81 rnnsc'os md ntcg
mnents. the prucrss and the effect are the S'mc'--
! n i upon the skin. the muscular fibre, and iff
glands, thni the Tricophcrous has IT, srccilic nc
iior, and ~ a affections and injuries oi these or
| rans, IL j. n sovereign remedy.
Sold in large bottlcs-pnoe rs o,i,s---ai ,he
/ Principal Olhcc, I37 Bioadwny. New Sork' For
sale ly the principal Merchants Snd Drnegis'.
II tLrouqhom ,i,r United States and ,anada.' ard
II lN u. J. TAYLOR, Ncwpor, aud ). Bnlh
y s,n. P,o,hi,prr. RI. npr30 Gan
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WASHINGTON. July II. $3.50.

Mrs. Taylor and family last evening va
Gated The Presidential Mansion and took up
their residence with Mrs. Meredith.
Mr.. Fillmore will take possession ,o-tilor-
row.
X is now certain that Mr.. Webster or
Mr.. Winthrop will go into the State de-
parlment, and that i. NJ, Kcnnan will have
the treasury or interior and Il. Bull King
the navy aud Humphrey Marshal Of Ken
lucky the wal.
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WASHINGTON, July ID.

The rumored Union Caucus is pro-
nounced to be entirely fabulous. An
amendment introducing tie law Of "a
will be offered by Mr.. Douglass in the
Senate to morrow, but no caucus has
been held on It.
Mr.. Webster is said to have accepted
the State Department, and that Senator
Pearce, Of Maryland, takes the Navy.
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I'D tllarins lntr!!iscnte. atf
fORf or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Schr Sarah Moore, Cpzzcnl, Stonngton,
for Castiue; Joseph Lebr,nd, Bel, fin Phih.
Sloop Harvest, French, Prov, for n. York
Blackstone, App'inyj do, do;
WEDNESDAY, July 10.
Brig Benjamin, Collins, Bangor Prov; Thcns,
Frasicr Plctou do Porto Rico, Buck, Gardner;
schrs. Congress, prc'cy; Calais Prov; Tyro,
Griffin, Bangor Dishton; yant'c, Erightman,
FRiycr; sip. Wm Penn, Wuslow, Warren New
Bedford.
YAcHrS-rwo Boys, Babbiit. Bristol; Re-
venue, -l,ck, do; Uncle Ned, Miller, do; GAR
hnd, Alscr do Four Boys, Gardner, dn.
At Lah,im,, April 13, 1850, ,hip IL phyr, Capt.
Joseph sherman, letter received ho" hrft Office.
Thomas b. Peabody, dated 18Th April, 1850, re-
ports $50 bbls Sperm Oil. Recruiting ior Bier
ings Straits.
THURSDAY, July II.
Brigs Henry Marshal, Brig ehtman, fin +. RIVER;
ry, Providence for Bath;
FRIDAY, July II.
Schr Clotilda, Avcry, Albany.
Sloop Resolution, Holloway North Kingston.
SUNDAY, July II.
Schrs Catharnc WilcoN, Nicker,on, Prov, for
Albany j. X. Randall, Shaw, Frcctown, for
Charleston, ;. c.; rcml, Nlc, Falmouth, for n.
York Samuel Caster, Thomas, fin Pha sip
Henry Casttoll, Heath, im New York
MONDAY, Jul, Is.
Schrs Rnggold, Lewis, lin Saghnbnr Corr
NINA, Finury, New York, for Sandwich; Rich
ard Borden, iancs, +. River, Jarms River
Harriet Fuller, Brightly, Dennis, Ihila; l.. {.
HoltoI; G,udy, Phil,
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JENNY LlND.-A Paris letter Of the
9Th ul,, in the New York Commercial
Advertiser, says:
Jenny Lind wa, received at Stock
holm, on the 22d. ult, with all the hon
ors due to the greatest artist of that
kingdom. Bands of young grls
dressed in white met her on dis mbar-
kation with wreaths and garlands oi
rich flowers. A committee of the IN
habitanis escorted her To- a rich carr
iage in waiting. This was drawn 10y
four splendid milk-whitc horses. An
clegan, apartment had been prepared
fo. her at the best hotel, 20 which she
was escorted by large crowd. At
night, torch light procession IN her
honor went through the streets. Next
day the tickets for six concerts to be
given by her we're sold at auction, ac-
cordlug to the custom there, aud
brough, enormous prices.
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WEBSTER'S QUARTO
DICTIDNARS.

"Wrbscr's American Dictionary may now hc
recommended, without reserve on qualification, as
the best c>tunt. ''---PrcyidHi Ola, II n, " esi'yo"
UpirusHy, D'o,mtr, 1877.
IL have alwavs considered DIR. W,llstcI's : woIk
in lcNcoglaphy as surpassed in iuncs. aud accu-
racy by nouc in our hngmgc. - Pr'S,d'm hcy-
lgad. II Brg,rH THirrNty, Pro,8Hc,, IL. l.
II have been il the habit of uscing Dr.Wch,
s,cI's Dictionary ipr several years past IN rlclc-
,cnrr 10 all others, because il lar cNccls thcm all,
So C,r a. know, IN swing and defining scientific
terms. ."---Pr,,. Hthori, of imdT1 CoR'go.
"Ny idlg-mcu, mud i,crg, mc most heartily
and pcrmucnly engaged in ding all that can
Ia make Webster the standard wherever Nc CO..
lsh j. spoken, N it deserves To hc, nusi NJ, =,
and will r."--- -Pr6s 6ssOr Stoa,.ef C,HoH8au.
Lord Brougham, iH tcccui convc' p, ion wiih
an intelligent American Traveller, remarked ol tins
work ,---"il has come To bca ncccss'y to every
educated mau.'
CDR Wchstcr's great WORK Is The bC.t Dlri'"n-
,ty oTihc English language. '-.-I'p. NorH. th5on
The Iond. LfTo.y Gos. of April lst, speaks
oC IL in the following ut terms: ~ noble mnn-
mnrn, of c,niiion anl ndclui.alilc research
/ 1--WE rci,icc that oids fair a. become the
standard Dictionar, 10 w. uscl hy the numerous
mi lions of people who - to mhahi' the United
states" !N,rHd ~ lee Nmius ~ ''agr6ey.
/ Published Nv g.. \ {. MERRIAM. ffrHrfdd,
Mss, Fur sale at tic Boob store oi
r,h ~. W. 4. BARBER
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a LARGE RoCKET.-A rocket was
sent up in Brooklyn, n. Y. on the
18th, which measu cd . feet q inches
in length, and 3 feet in circumference.
The head contained 1000 crimson,
green and silver stars, and 800 SER
pents. The entire composition aud
filling weighed - lbs. 1t was entire
Iy successful and maynihcen,ly grand.
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During the year ending on the 2Sth
May there were issued in the United
States IO0Spltents for new Inventions,
of which SIS were TO citizens of Nor
thcrn States S:} to Southern States,
and I | to inhabitants of the District of
Columbia. OF those issued to the
Southern States, 26 were to Marylan-
ders.
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-----------------
pIrE AIR ANO SEA BATHING.

4 : IT II Wcll known Ly every person that hes
~ ever visited Block Island, that the leach
canuo, be surpassed hy any in the United State.
and that there u a pune sea air AT al times. The
proprietors Gi the house ~ Sands anding would
give notice that they have leluh the horsr max.
Ing il comfortable, aud would he pleased To ac-
comnodatc "a limited number Of boardcis. CL,r--
es reasonable. 3ad
s5-Ncw London Democrat please COPY scrks
aud tprvarf bill
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RsoursiTIoN rtR NJ. Y. BEACH,
Gov. johnson, Of Pa, has demanded OF
Gov. Fish Q,he ~ Y. Star says) the
person Of NJ, scs Y. Beach, that he may
be tried, on the Lehigh County Bank
business. The Pennsylvania officer is
said to be III Albany, awaiting Gov.
Fish's decision.
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A train Of % large cars, half "a mile
in length. drawn by a single locomotive
and carrying l15l passengers, passed
over the Hudson River Ra,' uad one
IN, last veel
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G. p. r. james has gone 10 Sun
nyside, Washington Irvlng's residence,
near Tarrytown, to pay his old friend
a visit. They have known each other
for thirty years, or more.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-18

0E- The Hungarian refugees have
left Burlington for their new settle
men, in Iowa. They settle in Decatur
county, on our southern border, AMI
about mid way between the Mississippi
aud Missouri rivers. Ii is said to be a
beautiful tract of land.
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tICNiOHANDt.

Arrived ai Norfolk 7th, Brig Ellen IIaydcni
S'miih, from Wilmington, \. &.
Cleared AT New York 9th, ship Ohio, Phil'ycs,
Glasgow.
S,icdlrom Navaua % June; Brig Confidence,
Babcock for Sirrro Mofcna To- load whli Molass
es for Bostoh
Arrived at Havana, Jne 20th, brig Cardiff,
Melville, from this port.
Cl'l .at Havana ,jh inst Brig Confidence, Bah.
cock, Tor Boston; cl'd at Portland Bark Charles
Dcvcns, Bailey, for Camden
Aniv'd at New lolk, l5rh Schr Emily B.
Soudcr, Chacc, 20 dys from Curacoa;
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BALTIMORE, July l4.-Grihl,h's,
King 81 Sui,on'sj and Thames & Prlc-
e's lumtcf yards also, Ilerririss p!as
ming mill and several otlicr buildings,
we're CONSUMED by FIRE on Saturday
evening. Loss, $4,000 partially i'll
surcd. There was "A serious riot during
the fire. Several shots fred and some
Of the ruwdies were woundcd.
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TIE mIt pcJed remedy fDr Hc tltre gt
Cholera, Cholera Moilus, Dyscntcry, Summer
Complaints of Children, aud DianhIa,
either recent or proiracted.
'NilE public have been familiar with this meli-
i cine for nearly twenty years; aud through it,
Intrinsic merits 1t has created 'or itself wide
spread market both IN this and distant countries
Il lms never been cqrr,tlcd by anc OF 'cr medicine,
aud there is no probability that it ever can be
ccllcd. lis powers in ctlccting immediate
CURE in every ease of
CHOLERA, UTNENTERY AND DLR-
RHEI,j
in every country, and in every climate, has aston
ishrd the world. PLY ysicims have looked on their
diving patients with wonder and astonishmcnt, at
seeing them revive and become restored, when the
last spark of life seemed to be nickcTing, and all
hope of recovery had fled. such cases have been
everyday occurrences. II is not too much 10 say,
that not single case from either of these diseases
need " lost when this n'cdiCEc Is administered
in ANY reasonable time, 81 sure u 1t Ia c,nc.
Ii seldom requires more than few days to cure
the worst eases; and all recent cases aIc cured IA
the course of "A few hours.
At this season of the year every iuny should
have it at hand in case oi sudden attacks as the
immediate use Of the Cordial will entirely prevent
any serious sickness.
Mrs. T.. kIDDER, Inventor and Proprietor.
Sold as formerly AT the old stand,
100 COURT STREET, BOSTON, BY
MRS T.. KIDDER n co.
Sold in Newport hy Dr.. x. X. HAZARD &
Co., &. G. &. HAZARD aud X. j. TAYLOR,
Druggists. july i-2mdw,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-18

PITrsBuncH. July llih.
Several fatal cases of cholera are report
ed in our city, whiah are supposed to have
been bropgh, up the river by bo,,s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-18

ANOTHER FIRE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
HAzLrToN, July I4.-About half
Of the village of JeansvilIe, Pa, near
this place, was consumed by fire on
Saturday afternoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-18

o. The new aud cxcellen, steamer
Mian'inomi made an excursion to this
place, yesterday, from Providence and
Fast Greenwich, bringing large number
Of passengers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-18

o. The posts tor the Telegraph are
nearly all up, and the wics will be put on
this week /; the posts were set through
Thames street yesterday. The line will he
10 operation in about a week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-18

% Mr.. ID. p. Glrdner, the celebrated
New England Soap Man, was in town yes
terday he vii be here again abou, the
first OF August, when he vii adjress the
pdblie, nud furnish ;hcn rih ~. magi-
Sur. ~ ony quantity