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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a i n
Truth will Prevail"

Truth Will Prevail"
7 is five years since this valuable medicine first
offered the public, and the result has fully proved this
IMPORTANT FACT, viz That remedy of real Ualue
sustain itself ctout extra png The article SPEAKS
Old and difficult of Gravel Structure
Retention of the Urine, Inflammation of the Bladder, Alice
lions ofthe Kidneys Female irregularities, Dropsy etc,
have yielded to this remedy after all Others had aed and
1t is longer doubted that the Golden Extract stands
WITHOUT A RIVAL. rs safe, speedy, and permanent
for all diseases Of the Urinary organs of either
For sale by A. CLARKE, Druggist, sole agent for Wor
Gester. weop& deow3taWu Aug Is
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BOOT FORMS

CONSTANTLY on hand and made to order from the hes
y of seasoned Lumber. Also, Seam Ruhbers Reeds Pat
G. Il. WILDER,
Ang g. eod&wtf CentrrL Street Steam Mill
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UNsHRINKING FLANNELs.

wv ask the attention of the LADIES
w Of Fannes among which viii be found very choice
and superfne article of SILK and OOLEN FLANNEL
Warranted not to Shrink in Washing.
Also, lot uf genuine unshrinkng BELGIAN FLANNELS
very superior quality Our assortment Of Ballard Vale
and other well known styles of American Fannes is very
full and they will all be offered at exceedingly low prices
70 cash. edw38 b L. HARDON & Co.
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Eddv,s Refined Lamp Black.

THE above constantly hand and for sale, together
with English and American Lamp Black in papers and
mix by SAMUEL G. WHITE, ~
Washington Square, near Western r. r. Depot.
July 20 eod&w4m
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B. l.. HARDON, s Co. CARPET WARE ROOMS.
SEPT 10th, 1850.
CARPETS! CARPETS! /! CARPETS!!!
We have hand the largest and best assorted
stock of TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, THREE
PLY, SUPERFINE, and EXTRA FINE CAR
PETINGS; together with full and complete assert
nent of LOW PRICED all wool Carpetings, Cotton
and Wool Venetian Stair and List Carpetngs Painted
Floor Cloths, from 81 to yards wide, and from Is to
Os the yard. Straw Mattings, Rugs, Door Mats, Ma
nilla and Rope Mats, Stair Rods, all wool printed
Bookings, from yard to four yards wide, and from
81 - cts. to $3.50 the yard-Linen Stair Bookings
and every useful article to be found in the largest Car
pet establishments in the country all of which en-
rely new and fresh Goods, embracing great variety
Of new and beautiful designs
Never before seen in amy market.
We offer these goods the public with the assurance
that they and will be sed under any and all cir
cumstances lower than the styles and qualities
tan be bought in the County, and as low as they can
I've bought in any market in the United States Persons
from all parts of the State, should visit this establish
lnent before purchasing.
All orders promptly attended to.
Cs17,Sw3S b. L. HARDON & Co
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Custom-made Boot and Shoe ShoD,
Boston and Worcester Railroad.

Ia ..::i , E :......:.::..:
UTUMN ARRANGEMENT, commencing Oct. 7, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON as follows:
Leave Worcester 1908 1870 am 3.4O 345 & lOt pm.
Mllbury Il5 $50 pm.
I" Milford at 7.G0 " lis "
SaXOnville at SIS 60 AS I"
." Newton at 700 and " 430 6, S.l5 g
Brookne at II, 81 & 10! am, Il, 81, 3 Il $50 3"
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows:
For Worcester 730 and am, II &c. 2,30 g. $50 pm
" Millbury at 6 "
" Milford at 500 am. AIS &C
" SdXOnvile at 900 " as "
" Newton at 7.45 IL so, 3, 6, and Us &c
" Brookine at sos & 81 12f, p, 5, 6 81 1000 "
G5For further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guide.
OF dWtf G.. TWICHELL. Sup't.
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IMPORTANT TO CALTF0RNIANs.

1IIFUhLAN4 To GALLE UEN1AIO.
49, NULL information relating to passageby Steam
hfAtSM l. or Wind, including different lines, times of
s sailing, distances expenses, baggage, etc., is com
sNS~-e> muncaed in I" formation CircUtar,'
gratis. Every body is invited send for Address,
postage paid, at the California Passenger Agency No l79
Broad'Goy, NCic York; ARNOLD BUFFUM IL co.
II Life Insurance done the Mutual system.
For the satisfaction of those whom personally
unknown, have permission refer to the following
Members of Congress
Hon. John Otis, Maine, Hon Loren ?. Waldo, Conn.
@ James Meacham VT '' VIM. II. Seward, NY.
g John P. Hale, n. H. " Thadeus Stevens, Pa.
g Charles Allen, Mass. e 5. P. Chase Ohio
g Horace Mann, Mass. " Nathl Albertson, la.
g Grin Fowler, Mass. g VIM. Sprague, Mich.
Thomas Corwin, Secretary, U. S. Treasury.
New York aug %, 1850. dwT
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REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMEs.

ETE subscriber has disposed of his in the manu-.
facture and sale of the Revolving Clothes Frames
HOWARD HOLDEN who will continue furnish those desir
of purchasing the shortest notice and favorable
terms HAMMOND REED.
Worcester July lS, 1850.
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Providence and Worcester Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-0a and after Oct Z, 1850
TRAINS

Lee ..s:3 l;;3..iz;i:,.... =..::i..i;:s:..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Oa and after Oct Z, 1850.
TRAINS
Leave Worcester at T. Is and II am and pm.
Leave Providence 7.45 and Il.3O and $50 pm.
TRAINS CONNECT at Millvle with coaches for Skaters
vile and Nasonvle at UXbrdge with coaches for Milford
and Mendon AT Whitns with coaches for East Douglas
and Wnsye; at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Cen
tire, n. e. Village and Upton Worcester with trains OF
Western r. Road and Norwich and w r. r., and Wore
and Nashua r. r.. At Waterford with trains of Norfolk
Comfy Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham, &C.
Passengers by the 745 train from Providence arrive
in New York, via New Haven, the same evening.
Passengers by the $50 p NJ train from Providence can
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the evening.
The l.30 Worcester with the Express
Train for New York; which leaves Worcester at p. NJ.
The IL AM train from Worcester connects at Providence
with trains Tor Boston, TantOn Fall River n Bedford, &C
The m. train connects at Providence with the Boston
and n Y. Steamboat train for New York.
lTT.e 745 and Ii A. NJ trains do rot stop at Hamlet
u The $50 and p. NJ trains do not stop at Ashton or
Hamlet. ISAAC IL SOUTHWlCK, Snpt.
Sept %, 1850. dwt
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ADAMS q co.'s.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.

& co forward Goods, Parcels, Money,
ESEgsEsssE5sEt "A c., and make collections Norwich
5sssgsiss5 New York Philadelphia, Washl gon Pitts
al NIX burg, and ST. Louis with the utmost promp-
itude giving all possible all and any kinds of bust
ness of the above description entrusted to them 1A 81
Co forward Parcels Letters &C to all parts of Europe
OFFICES-9 Court st Boston, Is Shetucket st Nor
wich b. Boes, N London; IS Chestnut St, Philadel-
phia Wall St, New York; Light $, Baltimore Penn.
Avenue Washington IS Fourth St, Pittsburg; of
Pine and Water-sts, st Louis; l.. h. MASON Express OF
flee, corner Of Main and Mechanic SIS, Worcester
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester Nav l. If w. b. DINSMORE.
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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
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TERMS.
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arrangement Commencing, Oct. 81, lo5O.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27

dams gave any warning to the whites of
their presence, they killed two, wounded
another, AMI then succeeded in making
their escape. Several other outrages had
be Ell committed by them, and company
OF volunteers was To be iaise |, To scour the
country and make war upon the Indians
whe rever found, 50 long as they maintain a
hottie position.
On The li,h at the Byron House, corn
erh Jackson and Kelrney street, Philip
S.hilh, of Pennsylvania, and Dennis Ske-
ton of Lit uisiana, grappleI each other and
commenced wrestling in good humol, but
the latter becoming angry struck Smith
with his fist, aud he returned it with fatal
effect, killing Shelton upon tie spot.
Dr. Richard Thompson, supposed to
have belonged 10 New York, was murder
ed on the road from Durango to Maza,an,
on tie l6'h March, ny four Americans;
viz; McAlcomb, Rodgers, Winters and
Shirley The latter was arrested Among
the DR.. $ papers was found a memoran-
dun stating that he had married, in lS40,
Miss Sarah Lyon, Of Sing Sing, n. Y,
who died in New Orleans.
Lumber is still at low figure at San
Francisco the Use in pric, in con, equence
OF the fire has We, been very slight
Real Esate is in small request. Rents
have somewhat advanced IN const qucncc Of
the fire, bu, il is not Likely 10 be permanent,
Money continues plentiful and The
considerable demand for i. at 10 per cent.
peEmon'h lenders are, however, cautious
in making loans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27
PEOPLES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" IsTER, MAS

I'liIS Company commenced operations IN Nav,
L lSI1, and has reccive@so liberal patronage,
that 1t has obtained permanent character for pru-
dent management, not surpassed by any Company
m the commonwealth, taking so great variety
of safe risks.
The Directors feel justified in recommending
this Institution to the favorable consideration of
the public, plcdging themselves that every effort
shall he made on their part, To continue its pros
pcrity, and furnish such security against loss by
fire, shall remove all anxiety on the part Of
those insured
They have an Agent for the State Of Rhode Is
land who IS thoroughly acgw inted with the prin-
cipIcs Of Insurance. They also employ a General
Agent, whose duty II H. To examine aud Inquirc
into the nature Of the risks TAX, n, and when there
Is any defect in the building corelessness on the
part Of the Insured, To report the to the Board
of Directors.
They effect Insurance on all kinds of buildings,
except those of an extra hazardous character
Aso, upon Neat Stock, Hay and Grain, House
hold Furniture, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Lii
brarics and Merchandise generally, aud also upon
all Kinds Of Manufactured A,ticlcs and Stock in
the process Of Manufacture, excepting Stock in
Cotton, WOODEN and Paper Mills, or property alike
hazardous, for any term Of time not exceeding FIVE
years.
Their Rates of Premium are established upon
basis sufficiently guarded To avoid all Assessments.
The Dividends have averaged so per cent all
Policies that have expired in thH Company, and
it is believed hat still larger dividends will be
made in future.
EDWAED IIEMENWAY, President.
OLIVER HhRRINGToS, Secretary. 3.
O1cc, No. 3 Brmley Hail. opposite the American
Temperance House.
JOHN ADAMS, Sole Agent for TIE State OF
Rhode Island, is prepared 10 effect lnurance at his
Dlhc,s No 3D " ,sTREt PFoyi-
dcncc, aud INITtD STATS IIdTEI, Newport.
- Persons wishing to effect Insurance, are re-,
spcctlul y requested 10 call and examine the basis-
which this Institution is based, and avail them
selves of its benefits. ...
~ B.-Mr. Adams viii be q, his Office in New
port, Tuesday and " W,daesday Of each week.
Mm20 d&w 3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27
MAR RlED.

At Washington, 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Pync, Alexander +. Wmley, L. ;. ~, to Emilio
c. W. only daughter Of Capt. French Forrest L
S.N.
In Litchfed, CT, 18th inst, Rev. James Nj
lIoppin, of Salem, Mass, and Mary Deming
daughter Of Charles Perkins, Esq.
In Taunton, 18th inst, by James =. Ellis, Esq,
Mr.. Henry A. Usher and Miss Olive J. Martin,
both of that place.
In Pawtuckct, 18th inst , Mr.. Addison F.. Slo-
cum and Mis- Mary A. Thompson, both of North
Providence.
In North Providence, 18Th inst, Mr.. William,
A, Fuller and Miss Anne L. Cornell, both OF
Cumberland.
In Phenix Village, Goth inst, Mr. Job Dawlcy
and Mss Lydia A. 1illiushast, both of Cransion.
In Boxford, John Brewster, Esq, Associate
Editor of the Clarcmont, \. II. Eagle, and Miss
Abigail kimball, of Bradford.
In Boston, 10Th inst, by the Rev. c. +. Bar
nard, Mr.. NJ. Angela Blunt, and Miss PAMELA B.
Adaas. all of B
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27
THE UNION
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., :

CoEcoRD, N. ii.
THIS Company WIS chartered in June, 1913,
i and went INTO operation IA October following
since which, it has issued 36I5 Policies, covering
10y Insurance more than two and a lali millions o,
property. The whole amour, Of property now at
risk is st2,457 900. -.
The aggregate Capital Of the Company amounts
10 S2jO,OOO.
In accordance with the provisions Of their Char
ter the Directors have divided the property nj
risk into the following Four CLAssEs-cach be-
ing liable for It's own losses. = t' '''.A
THE FARMERS CLASS, which ineales for
sly years, Is composed entirely Of Farmers prop
cry, on which they have now insured SslS6.0OO.
VILLAGE CLASS, insures safe property in
Towns avld Villages, such as Dwelling Houses,
their contents, out buildings, &C., for six years.
The amount now at risk in this class il S6O5, 900
MERCANTILE CLASS, insures for three
years, and is constituted Of Stores, Merchandise,
Public iouacs, Churches, Printing Offices, &c.
The amount OF property now at risk in this class
is s156 900.
MANUFACTURERS' CLASS. This Class
is composed Of mos: kinds Of hazardous property,
with the execution Of steam risLs-in which the
amount insured is { Gl0,00O.
The Company have, thus far, been very foriu-
nate; the whole aggregate Of loss,s in le three
first classes combined, does not anou.'t To : 900
since the Company went into operatian. They
now, and have been fpr several mol th past
issuing at the rate Of 5000 Policies pr MI ,im.--
Their capital is consequently rapidly increasing
aud the Directors with confidence commend III
Company TO the public, rs a mediim Of Insurance
founded upon the most equitable principles and
promising the most favorable results.
The above report was IRA e the first Of January,
since which time a large number of Policies have
been issued.
DIRECJORS-J. A. Potter, Asa Fowler,
\. :. Chandler, 7. 7. Trcadwcll, A. Baker, John
Gass, \. B. Baker, I,nas Clement, A. Bean, B.
W. Sanborn, George Porter, Cyrus Barton, Asa
McFarland, B. +. Par. ''',
J. A. POTTER, President.
J. f.. Lang, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS, Agent Office at the Uined
States Hoti, Newport, and 81 Westminster street,
Providence.
b. Mr. Adams viii bc at his Office in New.
port, Tuesday and Wednesday Of each week
Marco d&w3m
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DIED.

In Rio Jauciro, April 18th Of fever, William ].
Lawton, seaman on board the bank Pcytona--a ma
tive of Newport
In this town, Thursday morning, Mrs. Sarah
Allan, wife Of Mr. Henry A. Seattle, aged 26 years.
Her spirit pure has gone to rest,
With Sc. aphs bright in ions blcst,
Rcupcuing in her Savlour's smiles,
Secure from ca,th's dclusive wics.
Farewell thy form the grave must keep,
Till Gabricl's trump shall wake thy sleep
Then may We rise, o God oi love,
To dwell with thee in rcus above.
Cow.
Drowned, on Wcdncs 'ay evening, while bath
ing in SceNonk River, Cyrus II. Barker, ot Ports
mouth, aged abou, 20 years. Verify, in the midst
of life We arc IN death. Blessed are they who are
found watching; upo. them it cannot come una
wares. loN'
At New Shorcham, 18th lust, Ann McIiss, on-
" daughter Of Edward and Martha Ann Mott,
aged 10 years and ii days.
In Washington, 18th inst, George Washington
Jefferson jackson Polk, only son Of George I. and
Priscilla VI. Richards, aged II months and
II Taunton, 18th inst, Mr.. Walker Baker
aged ~ years aud lOmonths.
~ LATHE Compton, 9TH inst, Susan Maria,
daughter of Irinh and Hannah Tripp, aged d
years aud ! months.
ln Tivcrton, 9Th inst, of consumption, Mrs
Rrb"cca Cook, daughter of the late Peter Cook,
Esq, aged 33 years.
In Providence, on the 23l inst, Mrs Margaret,
wiio of John Drcy, aged ~ years and - days.
IN Burlington, 10Th inst, Mrs. Anna Barney,
widow of Mr.. Jonathan Barney, Of Seekonk, in
the 13d year of her age.
In Bristol, l7th inst, Adalizc Gladding, aged
SO years.
IL Smithfcld, 23l inst, Miss Sarah Williams
Latham, aged 81 years
II Warren, 18th iust., George Henry, son Of
Mr. George :. Brown, aged l3 months and ) 5days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27
ing the attention Of our readers to the prcsem nm
Prietor's (Dr. c. NJ. Jackson's> preparation, bst
in recommending the article to all afflicted"

ing the attention Of our readers to the prcssm pro~
Prietor's (Dr. c. NJ. Jacksou's) preparation bst
in recommending the article to all afflicted"
MORE EVIDENCE.
The " Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, - the bcst
family newspaper Published in ,le United states.
The editor saws OF
DIR; ilOofLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
IL !. seldom that We recommend what s,e
termed fatent Medicims to the confidence and pa
uonsgc OF our rcodls; and, therefore, when We
recommend Dr. lloeiland's German Bnters, We
WISH u 10 'e distinctly midoisigld thai VIC are not
speaking oi the nostiuIns 81 the day, that a.c
noised abom iDr brief period and then forgotten
alter lt's done It's guilty race of mischief, but of
medieinc long established, universally prizcd,
faculty itself" 49,
Evidence upon evidence has been received (liAe
The !o9iesoing) lrom all sections Of the Union, tho
last three years, and the strongest testimony Ia It's
hyor, is, that tleie is more of used in the prac,
tlcc oi the regular Physicians Of Philadelphia than
all other nostrums combined, fact that can easily
bc established, and fully proving that "a scientific
preparation viii meet with their qpnt approval
when presented even in this form.
That this medicine will cme Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia, no ne can doubt a.ter u.ing il M
directed II acts specifically upon ,he stomach
and liver; II is preferable to caloncl in all bilious
dlseases---the effect is immediate. They can b.
administered To JemGie or infant with safety and
reliable bcpetit at any time
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
THIS medicine has attained that high character
which is necessary for all medicines To attain tn
induce cu'mIeIleittis TO put iorh spurious arti
Gle, at the risk of the YES OF those Who are limo.
cently deceived.
Looh coR 10 the marke ef Me g,nnnc.
They have the written signature ofC. NJ. JACK.
son upon the wrapper, and the name blown in
the bottle, without which they are spurious.
For sale Wholesale aud Retail at tho
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE. ,.
No l2O Arch street, one door below Sixth, (atc
OF 21S Race strcct) Philadelphia, and by respect
able dealers generally throughout the country.
For sale by Il. X. HAZARD, Sole Agent for
Newport. aprl6
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To BRING THE DROWNED TO ILrE.-
AT this season of the year when so ma
ny fatal accidents are occurring, the
following advice, which we have, per.
haps, before published. is particularly
opportune -
Immediately as the body IS removed
from the water, press the chest sudden
ly and forcibly downward and back
ward, and instantly discontinue the
pressure. Repeat this violent Interrupt
tion until pair of bellows can be pro-
cured. When obtained, introduce the
muzzle well upon the base of the
tongue. Surround the mouth with
towel or handkerchief, and close it
Direct bystander to press firmly upon
:he projecting part ofthe neck adams
apple) and use the bellows actively.
Then press upon the chest to expel the
air from the lungs, 10 initiate the natu-
raj breathing.- Continue this at least
an hour, or until signs Of natural brea-
thing come Oh.
Wrap the body in blankets, place it
near a fire, and do every thing to pres
erve the natural warmth, as well as to
impart an artificial heat, if possible.
Everything, however, is secondary to
initiating lie lungs. Send for medi-
cal man Immediately.
Avoid all friclions until respiration
shall BE- in some degree restorei.
w, A,,rlN,, M1,r.r
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A COUNTRY SEAT ON RHODE ISLAND
FOR SALE.

Thc well known residenvc Of the late George
Itish, Esq, containing 81 acres, with harm and
Other buildings siluatcd-onc and half miles from
the compact pant Of Newport, ON the road to Pro-
violence and Boston. There is AN orr hard of 4
l2 Acres Of the choicest fruit trees in good order
The Farm is well fenced with stone wall, has n
brook running through il. The situation is one Of
the best on the Island, on high ground, and the
Ocean and BAY can bc seen from the lower win.
dows. There is sufficient front the road to-
accommodate three houses, and have sufficient.
room Tor each. Y vrIl ~ sold in such portions
purchoscrs may wish.
ALSO, t...., o.,
The Fmm cast of the above occupied ny
J. ! smith. containing i03 Acics, well walled.
with good House, cut buildings, and young
Orchard in bcaring coudition, und well waiered,
and IN every way y desirable situation. Tor 6rps
artly to either Of the subscribers who have plan
uf the iaim.
GEORGE T. BAILEY,
GEORGE BOWEN, '"''''
April I'm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27

The New COMET is now family vis-
ible to the naked eye in the constella.
tion Of Ursa Minor. 1t will continue
TO approach the earth until the middle
Of July, and will then be thir,y-eight
millions Of miles from US; nearer than
the planet Mars. July llth, it will
be near the star Arctnrus, and will
then be distinctly visible to the naked
eye.
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LAMpSi I.tNpSss

THE subscriber, wishing 10 make roorn ior New
L Goods, is selling OF at ,tdpo,d Jaices, his rs-
manning stock of Patent OIL and Fluid Lamps
Al those that have not supplied ih,msely,s " ith
the above, viii do well to call soon, as they arr
gnBg g0iHF.
Also, Just received new iot of those small sired
Camphono Hanging Lpmrs, with Prism Drors
Cor sale cheap, ., RIDERS.
swIo III Thsns street.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Thursday, June, 20,

At Market, 500 Beef Cattle; no stores 10 pans
Working Oxen; 81 Cows and Calves; 200 sheep
and Lambs, and $50 Swine.
Priccs--Becf Cattle-Extra, 6 90; first quality,
So 25; "a do, IS 75 3d do, "a IS, s.
Working Oxel,-S13, SO, 80, 95,9 81.
Cows and Calves IL, 2k 20, %, 30, 81, 35.
Sheep and Lambs-S2, 2 IS, 3.
Swinc-41-2, 5l-2c; retail, B, q lie. Selected
lots, l-s, l-sc, not retaicd. Spring Pigs, Ia
8 3-lc; retail 7, Sc.
Rema,ks--Thcre are 1870 Beef Cattle from Ohio,
which will not be brought iuto market to-day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27

she was driven ashore ia gale Of wind on Hube.
ma, oncof the Society Islands, near Tahiti, She
had on board 2l0O bls of oil, which was all saved
and trans-shipped into another whale ship lying
at the Island at the time. The captain, his wife
and the Margarets crew took passage in the same
ship Tor the u. :. Two Of The Ms crew were
capsized in boat and drowned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27

Accounts from Western Texas state
that Capt. Merchand, OF the I'd U. ).
Dragons, had been shot in a skirmish with
the Indians. The extent Of his injury was
not known.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27

V WIN. NJ. Rodman, Esq, is to
deliver poem before the city au,hori-
ties Of Providence, at the celebration
Of the 4th OF July.