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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11
The steamer Cherokee arrived at New


York Friday evening.
She left Chagres at IL NJ. on Tuesday.
the 26lh Of March, arrived at Kingston,
Jamaica, on Thursday, a, p. NJ, and
! IT there a, IL A. NJ. on Friday, the 29th
thus making the qui"kes, passage ever ac-
complishcd from Chagr IS TO New York.
She brings the California mail under the
charge OF w. A. Bayley, Esq, U. $. mail
agent, 80 passengers, and ,l5s SIS in gold
dust Oh freight, and large amount in
posses ion OF the passengers.
ID. G. Gibson, one Of the passengers,
did IN the Sd inst. Of bilious conges,ive
fever
The L. S. NJ. steamer Georgia, Capt. d.
Porter, had not arrived al Chagres when The
Cherokee left. |, will be remembered that
she was at Havana on the 22d, and proba.
bly, left on the ed of March--so that il
was scarcely time for her arrival when the
Cherokee lift the lslhmus.
The Empire City arrived at Chagres on
Sunday morning, and the Cherokee the
same evening.
4 number of passengers for New Or
leans and New York were al Chagres
awaiting the arrival Of The Georgia.
The steamer Tennessee arrived at Panama
on the l2lh Of March, ia 9i days from \.
York
The Tennessee was 10 leave for San
sengers, and with tie California mail which
had arrived too late for The steamer Cali
10 MIA.
The Pacific mail steamer Oregon, Capt.
Patterson, sai'e cd flOm San Francisco on / ST
of Marbh, and arrived at Panama on the
20ih of that month. She brought to
Panama rwo hundred aud sixly-two passeh
GERS, and Sl,3i2 ,GO2 cn freight, principal
ly in gold dust, and at eas, 81 OOO, 200 in
the possession of the passengers.
She brought one month later alvices
from California. and her mail, under the,
charge Of VIM. A. Bayey, U. S. NJ. a.
Is the largest vet bro"ght from California,
consisting Of aboit twenty-siy thousand Ie.-
ters, aud large quantity of newspapers. s.---
Mr. Bayley brings dispatches from Hon. J
1. Van Allen to the Secretary of State.
One oflhc passengers BY The Greg, n has
with Linn a lump OF god weighing four
teen pounds---real value two thousand seven
hundred and eighiy-eish, dollars---but four
thousand dollars has be n offered for it,
/ lie nterds exhibiting it IN the L. States.
/ The Fortunate finder OF this lump had toiIed
without success for several months, when
| he vas thus suddenly and amply rewarded
/ for his excrlons.
The quantity of gold dust in possession
|, OF the miners is very large, and 'hsy were
taking advantage Of the improvement III
the weather to bring il Gown TO San Fran
cisco and the succeeding steamers, it is
supposed. will each carry away larger
amounts than have heretofore been shipped
| by any one steamer.
| 1t was qiic healthy at San Francisco
ami Sacramento City, and as the mud was
Il drying up, business was assuming very
active appearances. Money stll remains
scarce ; loans were made at from 10 TO q
Il ocnts per month. Lumber OF al kinds
was arriving in large quantities, and prices
| had materially declined in consequence
Gond lumber could be purchased at SS5
/ per 100 feet, and fore d sales were made
/ at still lower rate.
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BRIGHTON MARkET.---April 4.

At Mmkct---AO0 Beef Cattle : pairs Working
Oxen 80 Cows aud Calves; HOO Shcepi 9oO'
Swine. -,
priccs.--pcaf Cattle, extra, : u 25; first quality
q 90; second, ) 50; third, 80.
Working Oxcn----67, 50, 80, 100.
Cows AMI Calvcs----l9, n, 2S, %, y, ~
Shccp---2 90, 2 50, 3 90, 1 90. One lot sold
for - 65 each.
Swine---3 2-i "A ic. Retail 5a 6c.
Remarks Market day nest week VIII he he'd
on "Wednesday on account oi Fast.
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ORIGIN OF THE PHRASE BRoTHER
JONATHAN. General Washington
placed great confidence IN the good
sense and patriotism Of Jonathan Trnm-
bull, who at an ea.ly period Of the
American revolution, was governor ol
the State of Connecticut. I'm a certain
emcrg gcncy, when measure OF great
importance was under discussion,
Washngton remarked, /" We must
consult brother Jonathan on the sub
jec,." The result of that consultation
was favourable and the words of the
commlnder-ln-chcf passed into com
mon phrase, applied indlscrinlnately
by officers and men in all cases OF diff
fculty which afterwards occurred dur
ing the war. Thus, from The constant
nse Of the expression "W We must con-
suit brother Jonathan" which soon
passed from the army to the people al
LARGE. the Amer cans received from the
English that appellation which has
stuck as closely as their "John BulP'
| to then.
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Robert q. Shaw, Esq, in behalf of
the Parkman family, on Saturday paid
Mr.. rphralm Li,'lc6eld, iani,or of the
Medical College, the sum of $1,000,
being the reward offered for iniorma-
ton woich would lead to the detection
and conviction of the perpetrators o'
any INJURY that might have been done
TO DR.. Geo. rarkman, and for the dis
covcty of the body.
A small plaster for the sore. Verify,
this fellow Littlcheld has received his
reward at last The Parkman family
are determined TO leave no stone un-
turned To procure, if possible, the cx'
ccu,lon Of Professor Webster
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CLrrIcAi. JoKE.-At a meeting OF
the chul ch, the pastor gave out the
hyml commencing with, 81 love to
steal while away" which the chor's-
ter commenced singing, but OWING to
some difficulty in rccolIccting the tune,
could no, proceed farther Il an 81 love
to steal" which nc did three or four
times in succession, when the clergy
man. in order to relieve him from the
dilemma, waggishIy remarked that 1t
was very much to be regretted, and
added :" let Us pray
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A CLEVER IlIr.-We learn from a
Partisan co respondent ofthe Tribune,
that a clever sarcasm upon pugilIstic
Legislators has been lately put forth in
Paris. 1t is a caricature in which two
chimney sweeps are represented fight
ing outside the Chamber Of Deputies.
A policeman interposes, saying: Z" No
fighting in the streets. you black
guards! Go inside the Chamber, if
YOU wish to do thatw
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WIsnING.-Once npon a time there
lived young artist, who wi;hed to be-
come great and celebrated, and to win
a name that should exist for ever. 1t
was glorious dream lie shut himself
up from morning to night, and toiled
and toiled, and studied and studied,
and wasted his youthful strength; and
above all, he neglected those sweet
home ties which are the golden links
Of human existence. His mother and
sisters wept over him when he quilted
the family roof to travel in pursuit OF
his darling wish, but the young artist
never shed tear Years passed away
years of severe mental labor, albeit
it was labor of love. His cheeks
were pale, and his form bent, and his
hair grey--bul he had his wish. He
had written his name upon the bright
scroll of fame; but where it should
have bcen--in the journal Of daily life
there was nothing but blank and
tear He was like one of his own cX-
qulsite statues--raiscd, as it were,
upon pedestal above his fellow men,
universally admired, but pale and cold,
and standing all alone! As we have
aid before, it was a glorious wish {!
Genius does not necessarily trample
sbcneath her feet the home flowers O
affection, but far oftencr pauses to
wreathe them into crowns; but so it
was with this young artist, who lived
and died a solitary and unhappy man.
The h3mln heart asks something more
for happiness than fame. We remem-
Der, aud we dare say that our gentle
readers will remember also, a fairy tale
read years ago, Of rich and infirm
old woman, and poor but beautiful
girl, who lived in the same village
The former was lame and helpless !;
and as she was driven along III her
splendid cquipage, wrapped up i'll cost.
ly sa,ins and envcloped in lurs, she
often sighed to see the cottage girl pass
by her with her light step, and her
fair, blooming face the very picture OF
health, and she thought that she would
not have cared about her tattered gar
ments and bare feet while the GIRL in
her tern, was wont to cast a longing
eye Il, the splendid ragcan, rs it swept
pat her, and wishei-oh how much
that she were only as rich, even if she
must also be as aged and inirm.
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THE UNION
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO..

~ 4 n IL IN htfSA Nsf f.'N'' N.>'''
CoScoRD, y. H.
,yIIIS COMPANY was chartered M JUNO, INAS,
| and went into operation in October following
since which, it has issued S64j Policies, covering
l., Insurance more than two and a hall million. ol
propcrty The whole amount Of property no" at
rsk j. - $4,000.
Tho aggregate Capital Of the tomran! amounts
70 100000.
In accordance with the provisions oi u'eir' hlI-
ter. the Directors have oN ldcd The property Hi
risk into the following Ioru ClAssFs-,ach u'-
in, lIyhlc tir It's own LOSSES.
7rIIE FARMERS CLASS, which insugge l,r
,i> wears. is composed outuvy ui diluris li'n-
crt,. ON which thc> have now insured i-6,N0.
VILLAGE CLASS, m.urcs safe property va
Towns arl Village, such ar Dwelling i"'sys'
,Lr,, contents ON luiilu--. Self liN N,l.'-'-
I.,, ,o,pt npy az risk la this class Is ooj,Oy).
MERCANTILE CLASS, insuns tur Three
,,,rs. and is constituted Of stores, Merchandise,
Public House, Churches. Printing oh'''' &C
IN, amount Of propcit, uow al rsh "a thiS class
l. -7J6,OOc. .,, ~,
MANUFACTURERS CLASS. This Class
j. composed ui mos; Kind, ui hazardous liuipH =
with the exception oi steam tirhs--ih "N''h tue
amom, insured l. 6lO,Om,
The COMPANY have, thus far, been very i,uu-
nate; the whole aggregate oi losses IN the Ihlrr
/ 6r., classes combined. ducs not amount to 2VoV
since the Company went Into operation i"'N
1 are now, and have been inl s'N'ih hl"huh- t''''
\ ;ssuiug At the rate of 5000 Polcics per anm'ni'-
\ rhrir ,,pit,I Is consequently rapidly Increasing
II ,,d Tho Directors with confidence commend thc
C,mpan, to the public, a. medium Of Insurance
n f,,Icd up,n the most equitable principles aud
promisiur the most favorable rcsulls
I The al,o,e report was ma the inst co. !anu'rN
since which time, large nun'b'r ol fohcl's h"'
! been issued.
N DTRECTORS.-J 4. Potter, Asa Fowlrr
II \. :. Chandler, 4. 4. Tradwcl, \. Bakcr, JOIN
! Gass. y. B. Baker, Xcuas Cicment, \. Dean V
/ ~. Sanbnrn, Gcolgc Porter, Cyrus Barton, ~
/ McFarhnl, u. Z. Page.
=. 4. POTTER, President.
II J. T.. LANG, secretary
Il JOHN ADAMS, Agent Once at the tHf,
SIT, IJ,f,I. Newport, and ~ Westminster stree
h Providence. =, -
Il NIB. Mr. Adams will be At his Oihoe ~ Ne"
t,,r,. Tsegsa, and N',fr,,iey Of each "etk
Mir2o dS>p6m
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WogDERFUL EFFICACY OF DIR. CoRBETT''
HIGHLy CONCENTRATED
SYRUP OF SARSAPARILL
Further evidence as 10 is Virtues


To MEssRs. l.. BRISLEy & Co.
Gentlemen Some time since YOU kindly sent
me "A few bottles of DR.. Corbett's Shaker Sarsapa-
rilla, believing, as YOU said, i, might help me, my
Blood being OFT of order, and my Stomach annoy cd
by dyspcpsical complaints. As had long been
using other Sarsaparilla Compounds with injury
rather than benefit, and having tried various rem
cdes with no help whatsoever, felt UNIV illing to
attempt ANYTHING further. But relying ON the dis
tingushcd names of PLY sicians attached To the
medicine, began the use Of one bottle. Using 1t
only in small doses, found my stomach gradually
renainng its tone. After "A steady aud undcvat-
ing use Of il for some months, | found my whole
system thoroughly changed. My appetite was re-,
stored; my Blood clear, active and pure, and
health once more afforded me- Some of my friends
most painfully afflicted with diseases OF the skin,
Liver Obstruction, and who are oi strong Con-
sumptive habit, are now using this wonderful med-
cine with most astonishing efficacy. ln my own
case, am happy to state the cure was complete
beyond my best anticipatons.
Very gratefully, Your obliged friend,
JOHN y. FIELD.
Sold by EDWARD BRINLEY g. CO., Drug
lists. Nos. 3 and South side Faneuil Hail. Bcs-
ton, Sole Proprietors; and their appointed Agents
generally.
For sale by r. Il. HAZARD, Agent for New
mort Mar2S
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pose in this matter, and prevent thu con-
summation Of this fearful wrong, in legal
point of view. Let the people generally
pour in their petit 'ns for Professor Web
s,er's pardon, base upon legal grounds /;
and then let the authorities virtually set
ASIDE this verdict, and thus larn juries
hereafter to have more res crt for Law and
evidence, and less fear of,hal shifting bub-
BIZ public opinion.
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tllarlnc Intelligence. ]
PORT OF NEWPORT.
aDDIAEn

WEDNESDAY, March -:
sloop Resolution. Baker, \. Kingston, wv
liam Penn, Wmslow, \. Bedford; Henry Gibbs
Gibbs. FAN River, Hartford; ANN w. Holmes
Davis, / River, Allany; Deep kN'r, -
vi uardscr,b,lc, Summons, Prov Nantucket;
Carol,nc. Brightnan, =. River, Hartford
THURSDAY, April 4.
schr Fairfield, Nickcrson, Norfolk r1o'i c'n-
,ornm. Atwood, Boston, rangcer Sound E>cc''
Nr rkcrson. Norfolk. Boston, Joroeman' = -
suffolk, New Bedford, ~. Lucar, 'o'le'"or' we"
pedfprd, Sagharhou. ~,
sl,,r EnSlcnr, Racket, y. f'fsi ho''cn.
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LANCASTER GINGiIAMS.

U,yING made arrangements with the Manu-
Ill cmrcrs of Lancaster Ginghans, to be- sup
nlied with all their Ncw Styles, as soon A. they
a,c made. we shall have constantly on hand a
run assortment. We have just opened several
cases, and would call the attention ot the pa lac to
,hcmI When il j. considered that they are made
for puRABirIrY. the colors wARRAHrrp rER-
rrcrty FAST. and sold at 50 lac price, We be-
Icye it will he found that no article OF phhNS
GOODS is 80 cheap To the purchaser
DANIEl.L 81 CO,
No. 90 Washington Street, Bos1o''
Mar9 3m
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March /

superior to any other preparation usen' Aho'h-
cy-.-"I can with confidence recommend H. go
A,othcr---sIl has been used with complete success
and am satisfied that it IL a valuable medicInc'
Arothar.---'. 1t l. safe, convenient, ana Ney
rlfcacious medicine Anothcr--- 1t his
never, TO nv knowledge, disappointed We
reasonable expectations oi those who have used H.
tnothor---"It j. equal 'to. '.'cilof 10 any oth-
er medicine within my knowledge
ENtrac, from "a letter dated Dayton, ln.' fprii
I3. lel0.---"It was first introduced into my
G,uily bya celebrated Physician, some ten years
a,o. and such was the benefit my wife derived
from il that We have not hCCn without II IN our
house since. have also recommended IL 10 W
least fGy different persons since, for Ahecuons on
the Irngs a,d do not know OF a single case III
which il did not give immediate relief, ana some
w.rc cured after being given up 10y then ihIsr
c.lUs"
Vrvarc of Comiertcits and limitations, such
"a. Carriers Compound Pulmonary balsa'n, Amer
ir,n Pulmonary .,alsam, aud o'hcrs, in pant tohr-
inc t,.e name Enquire ior the atichs y! II"
, npis namc. the
.yEGETAHIE PULMONARY HALShM.
a,i see that 1t hos the written signature OF NJ
t,.I.I tu,n "a yellow hh,l, ou the luc Winl e.
l.l,h bpttlr aud -'a ~ stamped "NeeetIb'e In'-
moml, Eal.am. -,..-, ,,, -
ard Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, i"'h's'
chemicals. and p,c ,,ui;s, 33 India fuTet Eos'un,
and sn,A l., puggiHs. ApoIhccar's, and 'ouniiy
Merchants generally Eur pn nculrs and re-
romm,udations see a Fam hlet accomTgn.ing
each bottle Price 30 cents. For sale ~ New
port by e u y HAHHh'' "''"
II. J. TAYLOR.
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DIR. Franklin, speaking OF Education
says If man cmp,ies his purse into
his head, no man can take 1t away
from him. An Investment IN knowl-
edge always pays the best interest" "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
DEPOT OF BRONZE POWDER.

fTliE subscriber, Importcr aud Manufacturer,
l keeps constantly on hand, the largest assort-
ment Of Musical instruments, of every description,
in the United States. Also, Bronze Powder, of
all co,rs aud qualities, Of the best German manu-
ficure; Dutch Metal; Florence Leaf Gold, and
Ura-marinc Blue, and which he will sc on rca-
sonable terms. Sturckccpcrs are requested a. call
aud examine his large assortment, broic purchas-
ing elsewhere. EDWARD BAACk,
Mar2l 81 Fulton street. New York.
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THE subscribers have been appointed by the
l. Court of Probate of Newport, Administrators
Oh the Estate OF ELIZABETH N. PECkilAM,
ate uf Newport, single woman, deceased, intcs-
tc. All persons having claims against said Es-
tate, will present them for settlement, and all those
Indebted are requested to make paymon, 10
STANTON PECkllAM, ,l.,..
JOHN Il. WEEDEN, '''''
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WIS R,s ALSA VI

AT TNF SOUTH.
One of our agents at Athens, Georgia, has sent
us the following letter, with permission to publish
the same.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
ArHENs, August -, 1916.
Dear Sr:-ilaying bccn afflicted for more than
ten months with Chronic Inflammation OF the
Lungs, at times very severely, and having adopted
many u edicincs without any lu temporary reliei,
| purchased about thl,e bottles OF NiStar q BAL
sam of wild Cherry, from the effects OF which
obtained more rclic than from all the medicines
had ever taken for that distressing disorder. have
by the repeated Use of this valuable Basam, been
more free from pressure for breath aud oppression
ON the lungs than had anticipated land, indeed,
conceive that will he cured by continuing ITS Use,
of this most dishcarlcning malady. | do most
chccrluily tender you this acknowledgements which
you will use as your Judgment dictates; ,,y,
RODNEY BURKE.
Waynsborough, Burke Co., Georgia.
None il genuine unless signed L. BUTT" on
the wrapper.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Agent for New
,o,, Mar2S
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

rJ'IIE subscriber hereby gives public notice, that
| hc has been oppoiatcd Administrator on the
Estate of MARY TUCKER, Late of Portsmouth,,
dee. he therefore requests all persons having de-
mands against said Estate, 70 present them Tor set
,lcmrnt. and all pcrsons Indebted to make mmedi-
ate payment, 10 o,...,.,.,,,,.,.,,,,r 49,.
Portsmouth, March 81, 1880.
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PEOPLES MUTUAL.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WORCESTER, Mass.


fINiIIS Company commenced operations in May,
l. lSi1, and has received 50 liberal a patronage,
that it has obtained permanent character for Ilu-
dent management, not surpassed by ANY Company
in the commonwealth, taking great variety
of safe risks.
The Directors feel justified in recommending
this institution To- the favorable consideration OF
the public, plcdgiug themselves that every effort
shall he made On their part, To continue It's pros
perity, and furnish such "A security against luss by
fire, as shall remove all anxiety on the part Of
those insured.
They have an Agent for the State of Rhode Is
land, who is thoroughly acquainted with the rrin-
ciplcs of Insurance. They also employ General
Agent, whose duty il j. to examine and inquire
into the nature of the risks taken, aud when there
is any defect in the building carccssncss ON the
part of the Insured, 10 report the same to the Board
of Directors.
They effect Insurance on all kinds of Buildings,
except those Of extra hazardous character
Also, upon Neat Stock, Hay and Grain, House
hold Furniture, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Ii
brarics aud Merchlndisc generally, and also upon
all kinds of Manufactured Articles 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 a
basis sufficiently guarded To avoid all Assessments.
The Dlyidcnis have averaged 30 per cent on all
Policies that have expired M this Company, and
it is believed that still larger dividends will be
made IN future
EDWARD IEMENWAY, President.
OLIVER llARRINGroY, Secretary.
Office, No. 3 Brinlcy Hall, opposite the Amcri' an
Temperance House.
JOHN ADAMS, Sole Agent for the State oi
Rhode Island is prepared To clcc, lnurance at his
Offices, No. 32 WEsTMINSTER STREET, PTovi-
dencc, aud UNITED STATES Horn, Newport.
- Persons wishing To effect Insurance, arc re-
spcctiu requested to call aud examine the basis
ON which this Institution is based, and avail them
selves of its benefits.
\. B.-Mr. Adams will be AT his Office in New
port, Iu,sday and Wodn~d'y of each week
Marco d&w3m
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PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,
FOR SALE,
W. BAKERS.

AMERICAN, FREScH AND lIoMGorATHIc
CHOCOLATES, PREPARED COCOA, BRO
MA, COCOA PASTE, &c.
'I'O Merchants aud Consumers, who would pur-
1 chase the best prodacts of CocoA-.6ee from
adulteratiun---nore nutritious and hoalthiul than
tea or conee---and in quality ms,irpassed---tho
subscriber recommends the above articles maLu-
f,cturod hy himself. His BRoMA AMI Cocoa
PASTE as delicate --ralatnLle--and salutaIy
drinks Cor invalids, convalcsccns, children, ,rav
oilers. and others, aIc pronounced ly tie most
Eminent Physicians superior To any other prcpar-
ations His manufactures are always on sale in
any quantity by the most respectable wholesale
groccr- in the Eastern cities; and by his Agents
at 32 South Market ST., andby Z. g. J. i. Iiawcs.
Boston. James VI. Bunce g. Co. Hartford, Ct.---
Husscy g. Murray, New Nork. Geo. Waite, Al
bany. smith .. Wo,d, Troy, n. Y. Grant d
stone, Philadelphia. Thos. V. Brundige, Balti-
more. L. s. 4. II. Dodgc, Georgetown, ID. c.
Nose Brothers. ~ Orleans. VIM. Bagal,y s.
CO., Piusbmg. Pa. John Kennel, Cincinnati, O.
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Macs.
March l.
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'NO LET-And possession given I'll" 18th Of
L April next-Thc Store No 90, now occupied
by Moses H. Bccdc. said Store has been com
siantIy occupied as a Dry Good or Shoe store,
for sixteen years past and is one OF the m Il stands
n Newport WM. :. NICHOLS.
MarlJ lmd&w
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W iETED.
Apr 10 lw

.OOO for which the best security will bc CIV
)ODU, cn. Apply at this once.
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COUGHS, COLDS AND

Consuuprions, Asthma, ploU-
risy, rhthisic, Splitting Of
Blood, Hopping Cough, Bror-
chitis, and all Pulmonary Az
ections and Diseases of the
Lungs and Chest.
l. j. thus spoken Of by omi-
ncnt PHYSICIANS. One says
"Fur the above complaints II is
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Nov shnrchnm. Nov. 30. 1910.

New Shorcham. Nov. 90. 1919
IL. persons interested in the final sc'tlemem OF
4 the account of NathanicsG. sands, Executor
on the Estate of Re-, Sands, Esq, late 81 the
town. deed. arc hereby notified 20 attend 'ou
of Probate, to bc holden al the House 81 Han'''
r,>,. 4. ID. 1850, At one clock, J.. NJ, aud a'to
4, ,rpoiu, AN administrator on said Estate ~ said
time aud place II deemed necessary, and be h'a'o
thereon. WITNESS ,.,,.. -, ,,u
jan 26. - ~ nhA"' 'o''
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