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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
New ORLEANS. April l3.


There have been II lncendiary fires dur
ing the week, and much property deslroy-
ed. Large rewards have been offered for
The arrest Of the iDcendaries.
The Ohio has sal ed for New York, and
the Alabama for Chagres.
Cotton is held firm buyers are indispos-
ed to operate. Sales of The week, 10000
bales. Mddling II l-5 I; good do. IL l-2.
The receipts are "a 300 bales behind last
year.
Corn advanced 90, 900 bushels at GA to
65 cts Heavy decline IN Rio Coffee 1000
bags at 8 cts. Fair Suger, 3 7-8. Flour
easier.
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MEMORANDA.

Sailed tom Havana. .Slh. rl., for Sayann1h
br. Iicn,y Ma, shall Ih'ghtn,an.
Sdel Ton Savannah, 7ih, schr. \. Iassard,
Willis, lpr tnis pnt.
Clear d at Savannah Sd, brig Confidence, Bab-
cock, Havana.
Schr Emily c. Ho,ton, Gauty, heo'c foe Phil
adeIrhia was lowrd INTO New York. slh inst. by
pilot bpat Yankee. having been dsmastcd in gale
OF the 5,h, 100 miles >E If Sandy Hook.
Arrived AT Bostnn, Oh, big Waller Hoxe,
Uox,c, san Juan, Cab VIA this polt.
ship Mary, orcy, AT New ncdiord, f,om Sou,h
Pacific, reports sailed from Nav ., June 21ih,
ship Geo:gc Champlan, Swd'h, oi this port, VIVA
20 sperm.
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THE UNION
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.,
CoSCORD, \. II

CONCORD, y. II.
fHiIIS COMPANY was chartered ~ June, ISIS,
/ AMI went into operation ~ Oct,,hcr following
.,,c. vhIrh, it ~ issued 36ij Policies, covering
h, Isl,anc M ne than two and IA halt millions ot
propcrty. Thp whole amount Of property now at
,isk is = 2,l57.0J0.
Tia, AZ! cg ate Capital of the Company amounts
10 s2JO,O0O.
l. accordance with the provisions oi their Char
ter. th, Drcctos have divided the property IL
risk rltu the l,lL,wmg FouR tLAssLs-cach BE-
ian litbl, f,r Us own lns>rs.
THE FARMERS CLASS, which msurcs fer
six yras, j. composed cnneh ot Famcl,' Tior-
c,ty. ~ which they have u"w insured = is6.ooO.
VILLAGE CLASS, inm"cs SAT proIun N
rnwIsaId NilL,g :, such as Dwelling IIous,s,
Ih .ir contents, oul hull uss, &C., Ca sIN Ncars.-.-
rhranmun,w AZ rSk ~ this class T. bO1,OO
MERCANTILE CLASS, msucs Ca th'c
wears, AMI is constituted oI Stprs, M'Ichndllc.
pubic Iiuus's Church :, Ptntus Oihccs, ~.
Ia an ,uu Of property nov at Ish IN THIS class
j. : 7j6,O)O.
N,\iIFACTt'RERS CLASS. This Glass
is cnuppscd ut mos; kinds ul hazardous pr"rcrr,
wit, tie exception nf steam rls s-in which the
a.n nat Insured Is : tl 1919.
rdr Company have, tms Lr, u. ~ rctN in'lu-
No.: th, Whole ags cs,tc ot IT, SIS IN TIA ih'e
Glst cl,ssrs ca ubInri, Dies not amount tn sOOo
sn,e th, Company went in'u "lclatloi. IhN
zee now an lave bpri iIr several months I"st,
s.uinI AZ lhr ruc of 500 Policies ICr aunum.-
Th'ir capital Is consequently l;ri k ucic"sing'
gnI the Dncctars with confidence comment the
c,mp,ny to the pubic, medium IT lnsmancc
l,nldrd upon the uJst cIii,rhc principles ard
punsing the must tyr'.bc results.
Th ablvc icprlt was mi the iiist Il january,
.iirc which tidc, lag unbrr of Policlrs have
lncu iSstcd.
DTRECTORS.--J. A. Potter, Asa Fowler,
/ y. :. Chandler. 7. T.. Trcadwcll, A. Baker, John
Class, y. u. Baker, Irms Crm,nt, \. Bean, u.
, ". Siulorn, George Potter, Cyrus Barton, Asa
Mcfmhnl, u. L. Page.
J. 4. POTTER, President
4 J. T.. L,SG, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS, Agent Office At the tnh'd
\ States N tel, Newport, aud 81 Westminster street,
/ Providence.
II NIB Mr. Adams will be NJ his Office ~ New
port, Tuesday and Nod-,sdny ~ each ~set
Mar2o dSu3n
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DA Nlg, LII * 4 o.,
BOSTON,
pr NO Al. '

WE wo Nd respectfully inform our Customers
w and the ruht,, lhH, We have iemoyod ho"
or, oI silnd, tu No. 2lo " Asut>GroN SrHTET,
O,,tvrcnt e Mmlloru liut,l and NucI st)
Having nuv one g rhc Laugrst Si"''s IN th"
Ctt,. We III III be- cnallcd 10 show muic cNtcu-
sjyr Stock or RICl >iikS. .LON' sat iKE
Si\NI~. .an, DRE>S GOOl :, tina have
ever brinc otlclcd. We have low ccrycd a
lair. prt uf uur Nuiag ami AU0,.... GodS, hW
.,,ll continue to receive New Goods trou the
ariyal of even, French and English steamer,
tn "ushuw the srasnn.
W, IA III runtiruc to keep every article wanted
in fm,lirs, lucn-, Quits, l,nket', to'iuns,
Fhuucl-, ,--- liousEkrfriNO AE1ICLLs,--. aud
VI Iumiug huuds.
Awe nrott rait of cur STOCK. and are aiwa's
,eady To t,kc a. vantage ot the New \ OH Auc-
tnns. Nh n t;uuds Me saci lGccd, We feel snc tht
We can always o0rr our Goods at as Low ii'''s
as can hc otliucd elsewhere UHD'K A., ciR-
cuNsraNCi ......,,, Oh, ~,
7HE ONE PRICE SYSTEM viii still lie
Ntirtly adhered to, IS many ycsrs' rSrcI"uce ~
,i,s us that It l. q g tanrst, aud therefore Tie
tn,.t s,tisf.c .ctlty to rmchascrs.
We hope. by constant personal attention 70 'nr
business, - mn,it the patronage pa have 80 lore
received at our Old stand.
DANIEL s CO,
Importers, Joblers and Retailers,
No. go WAsuiSGroN STRILT, Bosros
Mai93n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

Cold BLooDED MURDER. -Colebrook vii
Iiage (Ci.) was thrown into tat. of fever
ish excitement on Sunday morning by the
announcement that Barniel While, gnn-
tIeman seventy yeas Of age, had been
mur erred in his bed the night previous. -
Mr. White we'd one u'e fror the village
on the turnpike road % Hartford aud tend
ed the to'l-.aIe. lie atteuded a Schotl
Meeting with neighbours on Saturday eve
ming, and returned from It about | | o'clock.
This was the last lha is known Of him,
until he was discovered ah,ut o'clock
Sunday mnIning murdered in his bed -
The murderer entered AT the usual place Of
entering The house, aud killed the cd man
by giving him several terrible blows on the
lead with club, killing him in all proba.
bihy Instantly the club was lett on the
floor by The beds d.. There can be no
cause assigned for this cold bluoded affair,
except money, Of hlch The old man was
known TO have considerable amount
Hartford Tines.
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SrArS $50 CUBA. An ambassador Com
ing to ne Uaacd States. BY the Europa
we are advised that The Spanish Govern
,ncul had borrowed 81. 900 600 reals for the
purpose &C placing he Island at Cuba IN a
proper state uf defence, aud Count Mrasol
vas about to embark al adlZ for Havana,
there to see the olders Of the Spanish Cab
Inc, carr cd into eiltc', after which he wa>
charged to proceed on special mission to
the President of the United States.
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DIED.

In this town. or "Wednesday, Ms Mry Dcn
ham, widow oi the late Capt. Bcrlamin Dcnham,
arl dan !atcr Of thc late Ddnhi W. Hockey, aged
50 yc1,s.
IL Ca,st,n, 26th ult. Mrs. Sarah Liwton,
wife of R,br,t I.iwt,n, ag ii ~ ycus.
IN Jacksonville, AL John handler, rcyo-
lmionary soldier, aged I0t vcars.
I, Provirlrnc', 10Th inst VIZ. Abcl Slocum for
mcly of Pawtuxet, aged 10 yc ~.
H. Fail River on the ,llh lust, Mrs. Esther,
wife Of Mr. J,scph Peck, aged 81 yeats.
18th inst, Mr.. Thomas Piece, son 81 III" late
W.. Josrvh Pirrcr, aged ~ wars.
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SuRRESpER nF SLAVE, ~ PESSsYLvASIA.
The resolution repeating the Pennsy-
vanla law of l5i7, which is q yiol,lion OF
tie Natl, al Constitution, in regard to the
ar's, aud deu ntlon OF fugitive slaves, I'd,
fair thc Pennsylvania says) 10 pass both
branches oi tie Legislature ul that State.
l,IasseJ second Tea lng on Saturday, by
vote Of 40 to Al.
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The FLORIDA INDiANs.-The Saw
annah Republican Of the Slh inst. has
private adviccs from Tampa to The ef
feet that a steamboat has lately left that
port for Manltee, there TO receive con-
siderable body of Indians that we're AS
sembled for the purpose Of emigration
1t is supposed that this new emigration
will Influence fav3rably the Indians re-
naming in Florida-among them tie
party Of Sam Jones, said to have gone
20 the Big Cypress Swamp.
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LARGE COMPANY FOR CALlFOPNGA We
are informed by gent 'eman from Burning.
ton, Iowa, that on the 18th of March, a
large company Of California emigrants
passed through that city. consisting ol
abou, 5000 men, from nearly all Of the
Western States. 900 men-mus'ly CHI =
Iens Of Burlington-joined the company at
that place. They go the overland route
through Oregon, and expect TO reach the
"diggngs' in abont three months. The
teams that belonged to the party, numbered
1000. The IN n are mostly middle aged
men, aud most ofth,m have families.
About a year since, quite C0mpiny Of
men left Burlington, and vicinity, and went
TO California in search Of the DUST AID
this spring all returned N excellent health,
richly remunerated for their adventurous
enterprise. Their COOL fortune created
among their ncighbors and frlends qu to Il
"golI fever b" which is only TO be abaied
by vii, to the promised land aGe: a
tedious voyage of or 4 months over the
Rocky Mountains. .-Rochcstr idp Tues
day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
THE BOSTON EMPORIUM
OF
SuAWLS ND SILK GOODS!
JEW EFT L PRE- : COTT,
" AZ - Syr.,t

W l. Il L * l. : I y /
No. . Nh .Nrea,
uANE received for tie Spnng trad, Of 1850,
IL tu'v magnificent assortment Of sHAWLs,
SILK GOoDs, &c, which is submitted 10 the pub
lc tor approval.
CAsHWtRE Lose and SQUAs SHAwLs-
PLAIN EMBRoIDErEp aud DAMAsK FIGURED
CRAPE ~HAwLs - BAY STATE Lose and
SQUARE SnAWLs---bLACK SILK SHAwLs -
or, To sum up the catalogue, erey kind # Shauis,
-.-klch AID Elegant, ,--C Common and Substantial,
Low Priced aud Expensive.
Black aud Fancy CoDrcd silks ,ur Dresses, III
the same unlimited variety Of Stdcs and Qaiito.
Cdmcieon Sa,in de Chimes and French Satins.
Canton aud India silks and Shaws.
C,apr and Cashmere Nantes and Scaris.
French Sacks, Il,itcs aud Mantl.las, in true
Pals styles, and Rich silks in suitable Widths ior
all these articles.
Mourning >hawls an silk Goods OF all kinds.
Also, Guc Homba2nes aud Apaccas. w ide
Silk Nelycts tor y isitcs aud Shaws.
Each Steamer aud Packet from Liverpool or
Hayrc adds something new 10 our assortment,
keeping il ever fresh aud attractive All Purcha-
scrs, (u~iuiing the Laaies en- mass,,) are assured
cf our intention 70 present at all times the Best
Goods--.tbc Largest Nariety---and at Uniform Low
Prices.
JEWETT & PRESCOTT,
No. MILK STREET,
few steps from Washington St, BOSTON.
Nay is3n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

o. As the last tram irou Hartford
for Springfield, was approaching the
Tunnel under Main Street, Hartford,
Thursday evening, u man was dI>cov.
cred upou the track swinging his liar,
aud making demonstrations that tie
train should stop. The engineer blew
the whistle, aud Tie tram came To II
full stop; wheicupon the stopper, Fan
lrlshman. quietly got upon the platform
of the second clIss car. On being
questioned by the Conductor, as to "ihe
why and wherefore Of his demonstra-
,I"ns, lie coollv replied. "shu'e, an
Didn't want to ct on ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

De TIl,F The CLERK uF THE lIouse OF
h PR~sESTArn Es.- " N0shington, Saiur-
day. Ap!a i3.-Nlr Cam bell, The Clerk
ol HE House of Representatives, of wh"s;
seIou> Illness you have prrvl"u ly had an
a"couit, died tins morning AT one oc mk.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

rFllE subscriber hcrcl, gives public notice, that
L he ha. bocn ppointcd Adminl>tiat'r ou the
Estate e MARY TttkER, L,tc ot PItsnnuth,
der. h' therefore - quests an pcr-ons having de-
m,lds AZ ,irst said E,lite,u - prcse them lor set
tlcmcnt, and I'LL persons indchtcd,to make lmtedi-
ate payment, TO -....-...-..
Portsmouth, March 2l. 1850
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

BEHIND THE AGE.-Among all her
seaward-looking cliffs Spsin has not
a single light house, from tie Pyrc"ees
TO Point Europe She has no railroads,
no canals, no telegraphS and ill re-
Gently there has been no safety for
travellers OH the highways.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

Naval. u $. revenue bark Polk
left her anchorage abreas, Of Je,ocy city,
Friday, at IL A. M. for San francisco.-
The follow ing is list of her officers II.
D Hunter, Captain John NJ Guwan, e..
w. Benn"t', Is, Lieu,enans, WIN, {.
Pease, Isl Lieutenant aud acting Master /;
X. s. Woods ard, John Carson. 3 Lieu
tenants w. B. Richmond, W. A. Tenni-
son. N. s. Tompscn, w. II GladJing, G.
II. Richie, Sd Lieuts &. II. Rockwell,
Purser Samuel Chester. Surgeon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

RIO LET-And possession given the 10Th Of
| April noxt-Thc Stnr, No. %, now occupied
by Moses II. Becde. Said Store ha- been con.
stantly occupied as Dry Good or shoe store,
for sixteen years past and is owe OF the n - STANDS
in Newport. WI s, NICHOLS
NsrlE irnlS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

In Warren, slh inst, Mrs. Susannah Anthony,
wife OF MIR. Caleb Anthony, in the slst year Of her
age
In Bristol, 18th inst, Mr.. Thomas Pierce, aged
46 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
PEOPLES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WORCESTER, Mass,

IIlIS Company commenced operations in MAY,
i lSi7, aud has received 50 libc,al patronage,
that il has obtained permanent character for pru-
dent management, not surpassed 10y auy Company
m the commonwealth, taking 50 great variety
OF sac risks.
The Directors feel justified in recommending
this Institution tn the favorable consideration of
the pubic, plcdgng themselves that every cGort
shall he made ON their part, 20 continue its pros
perity, aud furnish such security against loss by
fire, as shall remove all anxiety on the part Of
those lusucd.
They 6avc an Agent for the State Of Rhode Is
land, who is thorough acquainted with the prln-
cipcs Of Insurance. They also employ General
Agent, whose duty it is to examine and inquire
into the nature Of the risks taken, and when thee
Is any detect in the building carccssncss On the
part of the Insured, To report the 10 the Board
of Dire" tors.
They eject Insurance on ali kinds of Buildings,
except tho.e Of an cstra hazardous Character
Also, upon Neat Stock, Hay and Grain, House
hold Furniture, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Ii
b, les and Merchandise generally, and also upon
all kinds of Man nactrred Articles ind Stock in
the process of Manufacture, excepting Stock IN
Cotton, Wooden aud Paper Mills, or p opcrty alike
hazardous, for any term Of time not exceeding five
years.
Their Rates OF Premium established upon
basis sufficiently guarded To avoid all Assessments.
The Dividends have averaged 80 per cent on all
Policies that have expired IN this Company, and
it is believed that still larger dividend, viii be
made in future.
EDWARD UENENWAY, President.
OLIVER iiARRINGToS, Secretary.
Oace, No. Brmlcy Hall, opposite the American
Temperance House.
JOHN ADAMS, Sole Agent for the State of
Rhode Island is prepared to effect Inurance at his
Offices, No. 32 WEsrnI>s srrR srRItT, Proyi-
,enrc. aud UNIrtD Srkrts IioTEI, Newport.
- Persons wishing to effect Insurance. are rc-
sperttul requested to call and examine the basis
ON which this Ir,tilu ION is based, and avail them
selves Of its benefits.
\. B-Mr dams will be at his Office in New
port, IHcsday aud " eiasSddy OF each week.
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llAHRI,BuRG, April Is.
The Forrest E,oIce blll las pdssed the
ouse by iwo M jorlty.
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Nor 90 SIMPLE Mrs. Parlington ashs,
very Indignantly, il the lis before Con
gress are not counterfeit, Why there should
be such difficulty III passing them
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WA.niNGTuN, Mouday Evening

Mr.. Canpbells remains, accompanied
hv his son ~ d the Hon. josiah ALdris son,
oi Tenn, left yesterday mornin! IN the
Southern boat lnr Knoxville.
Fra Il in II. E!moe his accepted the
appointment. rendered hin by the Gove'n-
or of South Carolina. to al the vacancy ~
Ihe L. ). Senate, caused by ihe death Of
Ar. CaiLu.n.
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New IoGK, SUNDAY evening.

The weather is very cold, with high
wind. There is no newA ahoat worth tele-
graphing. In the case Of Stephen w. fos-
lcT, of B ston, indicated for forgery, The
jury did not agree, aud he was dlschal ged.
The remains Of Mr.. Cam ell, late Clerk
of the House Of Representatives, were to
leave Washington to-day lor Tennessee.
SouTH CARoLiNA The Governor of
South Carolina has offered the appolutmen
of United States Senator to Lang,lon
Cheves, who declined accepting it.
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pEARsoN's CAsE.-This convicted muir
derer ir destined 10 be hanged the petl'ion-
ers Tor 4 mH'uialUn of the death penalty
having flied to make out a case before the
committee of the Governors Council The
C mmiltce have Closed the hearing and
voted on their rel olt, four Tor sustaining
the srntence of the law, against one lor
commutlng i, To imprisonment for life
n.x. week, for fual action. The Post
states that Pearson, since his "convction
has confessed that he rose to kill his wife
after he had been laying hy her side il.rec-
Quarters uf an hour |, was uot his original
intention to Kill he children. tut, on ac-
count OF The resistance his wife made. ih,'y
woke up before hr had accomplished his
hrs purpose, and then il became ncressat,
To dispatch them est they should expose
him" Those who sue for the elem ncy
of The Executive, should bear III ,nlnd tia
an antl-hanglng speech Is not alone sun.
cicnt Ia secure Their ,bjeci. Facts and
heavy reasons must be aidu"ed Ia psrity
the EArculvc IN setting aside the Iudg-
u,rn' ot "A high tribunal Boston Courrr
SatHi ddg.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

Purchaser =" ate those appes Il, for
h,, 10 ,at :" Seller" Don't know. Try
,lgH aa8 ,rc."
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FOR SALE,
". IAi.ED

AMERICAS, FREECH AND HoMGoPArHIc
CHOCOLATES, PREPARED COCOA, BRO.
Mi, COCOA PASTE, SC.
TO Merchants aud Consumers, who would pur.
L chase the best products Of COcoA---iiee from
aduIteratlon---mnrc nutritious and hcathlu than
tea or cocc---tnd in quality unsurpisscd--tho
subscriber recommends the above mticleg mahu.
l.cthed 10y himself h's HRomA and Cocoa
PASTE rs delicate --raa,dble---9nd sautarv
drinks lo' HvaIds, conyalcscents, cA,ld.on, trav.
cicrs' and olhr's, ale pronounced Iy lie most
Enncn, PHYSICIANS supr, ior TO any ohcr pIepa,-
aliaus. Ills manufactures utc viwiys on sale in
any quantity by the most respectable wholesale
grocc's Ia the Eastern cities; and by his Agents
at ~ South Market st., aud by i. 81. f. Havcs.
Boston. James VI. Bunce & Co. liwtiold, Ct -.
lIus,cy q murray, New York. Geo. Waite, Al
hany. Smi,h g. VI otd, Troy, n. y. Grant 6.
S.onc, Philadelphia. Thos " Blundige, BAH.
more. +. g. !. n. Dodge, Georgetown, y. c.
Nosc Brothers, n. Orleans. Nm Baea!ey 6.
Co., PItshmg. IA. john kcruct. Cincinnati, G..
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass.
March l.,
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New Shnlcllam. Nov. %. Isi9.

New ShutcNlm, Nov. 70, lSi9.
IL pcrsons Interested iu she final settlement Of
a the nrruuut Of Nmhiricl G.. Sands, l>,chr
un the E-trr of Ra, Sands, E,q., bate Of The
town. dec q. aic hcicly notified TO attend Cont
ot r., hatc. tu hr holi,n az the il'rse e Strrol
Dunn, ~ New Stolciom, on the f9ih day Of May
ncN,, \. u, 1850. at onc clock, J.. VI, and also
to appoint nn adm'isiptor On said Estate at said
time ani place q O. cm,d necessary, and be- h, AID
thcuon. Witness
jtn 20. J. >. iECKlIAM, Frob. Cik.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

superior iu any oihtr llt lAldtnu usC0 AHOh-
cr-.-"I can with confidence recommend it,
huuhcr---''It has been used with complete succtss
and am satisfied that 1t Is q ,oitU.Lt, i,GI,m. -
Anuthcr.---'' II j. u sale, convenient, and veiy
ctlicaciuus medicine. AGuthcr--- Ii his
never. tD my U'"''.. 'E.''' 'i'.'cd 10
rrasora lc expectations Of those who have used it,
hnuth,I ---''l II l. equal q, nv oih-
CT modi ne within my knowledge"
ENtract from letter dated DAYTON, H., Anil
Is, lSl9:---"it Was mst introduced into NY
fmi, bN a celebrated PhN Sclau, some ten wears
ago, aud such was the bcucGt my wife dtlivcd
fom il that we have not igcn Without it in our
house since. have also recommended IL TO az
last iilly different crsons since, for Affections of
the Iaues and | 90 not Know uf q single ease in
which II diduot give immediate relief, and some
were cu,oG aitvr being given up Ly ihcir hys-
CIanS,
beware of Couotcrii.s and limitations, such
q. Clty.'s Compound Pulmonary Palsam. Amer.
i.,n Pulmonary i|al,lm, aui o'lrrs. IN Tmt lear
ing the uamc Euquhc for the mtirics by its
Who, uamr, tl'
VEGETABLE PULMONARY UAlSAM.'
AID s,r that il hu. the written siuauHc IT WIN.
Cot.r u,pn a ,r.iow il,l, on the blue vrHytcs.
Each h5ulc auj seal Is stamped vegetable Put
mpuary iaisau.'
r,ciurcd m RTED .. CTTLER, Importers
/ AND W huir,ae Dcacfs m Medicine, Paints,
Chrnic ts, and D,c -tuts, - India succt Is, stor,
/ aul scld l., Dugg.ts, AZ lhcChIcs, aud County
/ Merchants generally. Irr IMtculHs ard ic-
| concentrations -, % pam Alct ace, M su,irg
| cich bottle PAIGE % crits. For sale in Ncw--
/ poit by {. g. {. HAZARD, aud
( Il. J. TNNIo".
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

CIR JANE MuERAY'S FLUID CAM
- PIIOR, This preparation which has tBu,d
desclvedly high irl u.ntion 10th in lurTe ard
Amei c.,, as u preventive aud cue ior the t,isiic
Chole,a and i,s ricmor.toi, sTmp,tns. may bs
had ola icsh irTcitaii,n ~ -
X. HhZAHDs,
Sign Of the MoItsr.
runsig sshio, tor sgDs-.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
New NoRK. Nlnnda

The steamship lsabe arrived a, Charles
ton lr ~ Havana. on the | h inst. with
i3O passengers Lett at Havana, u. :.
ir!gaie Rar tan aud L. ). schr Flint.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

'I'IIE subscribers have been appointed hy the
L Comt Of Probate of Newport, Administrations
ON tn, Estate ui ELIZABETH NJ. PECkilAM,
te nf Newport, single won, III, deceased, intcs-
tate. All persons having claims against sand Es-
tate will present til I'm for settlement, aud all those
Indebted are requested to make payment To
STANTON PECkllAN, ,L,.,s
JOHN Il. WEEDEN, ''''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18
LANCASTER clNGUAMS.

LANC aSTER CINGUAMS.
HAVING made arrangements with the Manu-
IL cturcrs Of Lancaster inshams, TO be sup
Piled with all their Mar Nyi',, as soon ~ they
a,c made, we shall have constantly on hand q
ruLL assortment. We have Just opened several
casts, an would cil the attention OF the pu' hc 10
them. Whrn It is considered that they arc made
for DURABILITY, the colors wARRA>rrD PR
FrCrLY VAST, and Sold al SO hr price, We tc-
lirvc II will hc found that no aItlcl" Of ID Il T. ;
6 90 ID : is So cheap to the purchaser.
DANIEL s co,
No. 90 Washington Street, Bosros.
Mu9 3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-18

4 FRESH supply of Mrs. Jarvis Cough Gao.
Y ~ r.c.i-ei ~ RTnrp's = Thars..~