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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11
CORPORATION NOTICES

STaHEP DEPARTMENT., No. Hall Of Records
SCorpora,ion Noiice.-The following notice h&s been
adopted BY the Common Council: Rssotsed That Pier on
er be built at the foo. OF twenty Rxthst North RIVER
nder The direction OF The Erect Commissioner the said
Pier to be three hundred fest IN length from the bukheed
IN ,s westerly side OF Elevenaye and 20 be 40 feet IL
v1dIh and that the sroe. Commissioner give me notice
required BY to be given 70 the p6opEes9ra OF los OF
hni 10 unite In the construction OF the sme and to bear
tbeir proportions ofhe cost by the Board
Of Ademen Aug s, 1850 adopted ~ the Board OF Ass
tnota Aug g. 1866 approved by the Mayor, Aug 1880
'~1''' JOHN <, DODGE, Street Comm ssioner.
August is, 1850. snI76|
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StUPREME COURT, WestcFester Couny5y7anus s. Wand,
plaintiff against p Anderson and Amelia D. lis wife
and Rachel his wife Midlothian Coal Mnng Com
pany Henry H. Irvine William " Rogers. Chlres Snnckson
BrGton Jacobs DLer Luther, Francis Dares William Wallace
John r Blacsison Maryland dining Company Water Mead,
Stuart Randolph Franklin F. Randolph, Jeremiah Skdmore 10
Skiimoc William L. skijrnoe, and Charles f. Cromwell
desndan,so Defendants: You hereby summoned
compliant this scton which filed The
CLERK the County of Westchestey, Waite Plains in
County the day Of August 1880 and copy
your to the complaint subscriber office
the village ofsng Sing said County within twenty dly afer the
YOU exclusive the day ofict
you the SAID complaint within the time aforesaid
plaintiff this action S apply the Court for the relief de
nanded IN the complaint Dated August 20 1850
au2s lagswWed NJ [. COBB, Piaiatif' Attorney
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S,HERIFFS sALE-By Execution ned,teets aad
Sjereed will eypose for ae Wednesday the !th Day Of
October 1850 u O'Clock NJ at the Vssbne OF the cy U ali
The ght title Charles Way which he ht s
tenth day December, e any time heraer Of and 10
the follow premises All that M peee
or parcels Of ground M the Improvements thereon, situate lying
and being the Tenth Ward OF the City and kno"n and
hundred and 1--WE 05l Delaney street
New. YORK August TO- 1850 THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff
WILLIAM B. DRAKR, DepSheuh aull la"s
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having claims against JOHN CROEs, ats of the City o.
Brooklyn deceased required exhibit the with
the thereof tina subscriber at her resaRcn NO 4s
sandreet the City Of Brooklyn before thu fifteenth day Of
oG a9 fswsm8 dHARLoTTE NJ cRoEs AdnuAs
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. Hall Of Acknowledgements
lSNotce-Pushc notice hereby gwen that fo~iEs
hos teen presented the Board Of AerIeG To vacant
lots on Fouutv between Twenty rws1y
sons Interested hsyg objections thereto requested present
ten writing the andersgud his Office the m
day OF Sept. INST JOHN T. DODGE Street Conmsion
September !, 1850. so
SIREET DEPARTMENT No. Hall Of Ileco-ss-c5rporatsn
hCNtef9be totce hereby gwen that the following resoIu
Tics has teen The Board OF As Aer.r flag
s9e- NE st e through the center OF the walks around st.
johns PAX Persons Interested NJ objections thereto are re-
quested presen, them wiring al m os On
irs the 7.n day Of September, u.-Datea sent 1850
50 JOHN l. DODGE, Strs-t Cornni.siorer
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NTADAmE CHEGARAY,s soAR0ING AHp
Iva DAY bCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Union
Mace corner Fifteenth 81. Madam ARA reapechnt
" informs the parents and guardians of her pupils ihat me
rourse OF studies at above institution will ba resnfnop
Monday, September g, 1850. aux lI
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SUPREmE CoURT-Eias H. BAN against William s. Man and
- Reuben Ma-Summons for money demand Com.
defendants each Of them You hereby
moned and required the complaint this action, which
the I7t August 1850 filed the office Of the Clerk Of the
C and County New YORK at the CITY Hall the City Of New
York and copy your the sa complaint
the subscribers tier Office No Wastree in said city within
twenty day. after the service Of ts summons you exclusive
the day such service; and you fd said compliant
within aloresld pl-iutiH rig
against for the thousand aud fol hundred dol
lars with interest from tie eighth day June Thousand eight
hund=d aud y beside the costs Of this actonDlted August H.
1850 WlGHTMAN l. CLARK, Ptt.nt.i' Attorneys
su2l 0gW
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DPrircipsl Of The Brooklyn Grammar School, VIII receive
few young gentlemen THO his family who vi" be treated
with he consideration hat IL yeas experiences as tsRchsf
augrea,s which win pleasant aud healthy home, compe
teftiosuuctor. lecturer: ally Instruction IN he ao
and csrsl att ntau loTs and religious duties WILL TITS
hoped secure thoroush useful education For terms
reference c apply or sddreSs ]. MARSH I5 Atlantic a.
Brook fyn, l. l. aa@6 l5ieocF
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FV1HK BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB
1 YOUNG LADIES' 10 Rutgers ST. A Il r CLARKE,
Pnncipals will on Monday Sept 8. aug 3tswze"
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n. WORYH,S CLASSICAL and English school,
y .748 Broadway, will be reoPened on Monday 2eoe
L.. U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

TE7aE MERCHANTS SCHOOL re,opens the 9tf
Inatant al 1888 Macdougast. corner OF Clinton tiace
A78lE ISAAC GEORGE HUBBS, Principal.
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CtRoToN AeUEDUcT DEPARTMENT.-Ro unda Park-Pab-
c hereby tia; petitions have been presented s
Of Aldermen follows; For sewer Fourth
Fayette Place and connect w the
bung Fourth The wess " line Of tie Bwsry Asn
Sinth from the termination u build
81 feet OF FouhaYande And also
M City Hal, Place Chamber ss 10 connect
the Duane All Interested in the above
requested present their objections Whiting Stating
aad place business edeIc the Engineer
tins Office before Saturday 18TH insssptsnber ih 1850
2Gt NICHOLAS DEAN PfAs': Gro. AZ. Dept.
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aIasEeCOL Es,sO ARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL
VE for Young Ladies' Rutgerasi will re open on Mon
day, Sept 2, 1850. Au'' VI
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VTANTFD-By two young ladies', 'iushons; me one
w IN fsersh Tie other ia no-
.c teacher Could neishboring iu Mons ne ootanea al
eIt mig hi be h the latter to give rnuslce
insrucon 10 ire pupils OF the former The 6es! OF fe9
ancer given and required Address Josephine oo1 w
post l,Hce Ithaca, Il 2. ElpO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-11

etHERIFFS SAIE.By several executions di
- will sSpcss sale Thursday The Sd day
October O'Clock ~ the yestbule the City Hail. az
the rg title Of Jonah Newton which he had on the 0
day Of June 1856 any other thereafter whoss hands
assyer the same mas be the following described pro-
pry No l73 us Sccoudst No 70 and H shefst Also
following easeho property about twenty years to run, No.
6o Fourth st with the appurtsnances BE cAugut 81 1880
THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff.
DAHI A CUNNINGHAM, Deputy Sheriff Ru2i lawsW
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
BRASS FOUNDER,'
u JrNpCR AND NTH

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he is prepared 10 execute Or
ders in the line of lrs business al the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms. All al =
,iclrs usually in the Foundry, Plumbing and Cop.
persmiih line, are kept manufactured, constantly
on hand and repaired in the ncatest, most expcdl-
tious and substantial manner. lie has for sale n
very large and beautiful assortment OF the latest in-
vcntion Copper and Iron Pumps, among which
NAV be enumerated Fanam's patent Double Ac-
ton Forcing aud Suction Pumps, Patent liydraul.
les, Double action, liit and force Pumps, 5! Up and
Steamboat Pumps, and great variety Of others,
which are kept always on hand and will be fitted
in the best manner and warranted not 10 fail, until
worn out
A large supply oflcad Pipe is kept constantly
on hand, which will be fitted to order in any style
that may he desired.
The Celebrated Brass Croton Faucets, may al
ways bc ioun, in every variety, and at allpriccs.
A large assortment Of such articles as are usu-
ally fourd in AN establishment of this kind, will
ever bc on hand and for sale. All Kinds Of Job
Wolk in this branch of business, will be careful
" attended 10 on the most reasonable tcrms.--.
Orders left at the store will be executed with dcs-
patch.
A share of the public patronage is solicited and
the most ample satisfaction will be given.
Store ID door North Of the Custom House.
Nm. CHAFEE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

The m'a pt5et remedy for the care Of
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dyscntcry, summer
Complaints of Children, and Diarhra,
either recent or protracted.
'CliE public have been familiar with this mcdi-
L cine for nearly twenty years; and through lis
intrinsic merits IL has created for itself wide
spread market, both in this and distant countries.
II has never been equaicd by any otter medicine,
and there is M probability that il ever can be cx-
celed. Its powers in ciccting an immediate
CURE in every case Of
CHOLERA, DYSEN7'ERY AND DIAR
RHEd,
IN every country, and in every climate, has aston
ished the world. Physicians have looked on their
diving patients with wonder and astonishneni, ut
seeing them revive and become restored, when the
last spark of life seemed to be Pickering, and all
hope Of recovery had fled. Such cases have been
everyday occurrences, Ii is not too much 10 saw,
that not single from either Of these diseases
need be lost, when this medicine is administered
in any reasonable time, so.surr is it to cure.
Ii seldom requires more than few days TO cure
the worst cases; and all rcreu, cases are cured in
the course of a few hours.
At this season of the year every family should
have il AT hand in case of sudden attacks as the
immediate use of the Cordial will entirely prevent
any serious sickness.
MRs. +. KIDDER, Inventor and Proprietor,
Sold as formerly at the old stand,
100 COURT STREET, BOSTON, BY
MRS T.. KIDDER & GO.
Sold in Newport by DR., X, X, HAZARD &
Co., c. q. &, HAZARD and II. J. TAYLOR,
Druggists. july I-2mdw,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
PRIZE UEsTIONS

II the annual meeting oil the Rhode Island
"A Medical Society, held in Providence June rs
1850, the Trustees Of the Fiske Fund for the yea
lS49-50, viz: s. Augustus Arnold, M. d., Geo
Capron, M. d., and Hiram Alien, NJ. d., an
nounced that the prize Of fifty dollars, offered in
lS49 for the best dissertation on "Ihs history Of
medical deiuaons y. the prese~t and Of former fes,"
had been awarded TO WoRTHINGTos HOOKER,
M. d., Of Norwich, Conn.
On the second subject, Cholera, no award was
made.
The following subjects were propo' cd for 1850
81, viz:
l. Homeopathy, so esiied; IFS history and r,tna-
! tiow.
| 2. D,splaeemens Of ae Uterus; their history,
eaasss, constitutional es, general AID local tr,at-
went.
1t is desirable to have the papers on the form
subject written in popular style, the successful
one being intended for general circulation; those
on the latter should Of course assume a more
strictly professional character.
For the best dissertation on each Of the subjects
should an award be made, the Trustees for 1850
81 will pay the sum of Efy Dollars; the reward
to be announced at the annual meeting ofthc X.
Medical Society, to be held at Providence on the
last "Wednesday in June, A. ID. 1851, or through,
the columns Of the Providence Journal aud New
por Herald Of the FINES, as soon thereafter as
practicable.
Every competitor for premium is expected to
to te IonoWlng TeguldtlOns, NIS'
LIST. To forward to one Of the Trustees, on or
before MAY I, A. ID. 1851, free Of all expenscs, a
copy Of his dissertation with motto written there
upon, and also accompanying il sealed letter,
having the same motto inscribed upon the outside
and his name and place Of residence within
Both dissertation and letter must be written in a
clear and leglble manner.
I'd Neither a name or mar rhallb put upon
the dissertation, or any accompanying paper (save
in the manner above designated0 whereby the
author will benown.
3d. Previously to receiving the preminm a
wardcd, the author Of the successful dissertation
must transfer To the Trustees all his right title and
interest in and to the same, Tor the benefit Of the
Fiske Fund,
The letters accompanying the unsuccessful dis
sertations will be destroyed by the Trustees un-
docned, and The dissertations may be procured by
their respective authors from the individual I.
whom they were directed, il application be made
therefore within three months from the Societys
annual meeting, but all such as renal uncaled
for, after the expiration of the time here spec fled,
will be disposed of in such manner the Trus-
tees may deem most advisable.
GEORGE. CAPRON, NJ d., Prov, Trustees
HIRAM ALLEN M. ID. Cumberland, for
WIN. A. SHAW, NJ. ID. WEXFORD, } ls50-5l,
THOMAS II. WEBB, Secretary.
IL more convenient dissertations may he sent TO
the Secretary, addressed, THOMAS WEBER
Sec'ry to the Fiske Fund Trustees, Boston Mass
juylS. 6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
FISHING TACKLE.

1'iIE subscriber would inform ti.,lia,l
l. visitors of Newport, that constantly
on hand, Guns, Pistols, Powder Fasks, shot
Pouches and Belts, Percussion Caps, aud every
rliclc connected with the sporting line
POWDER AND SHOT,
AT Wholesale AND RETAIL.
Also, Patent Safety and Fuse and
FISHING TACKLE
llayilg secured the services of an experienced
wol ''nan, is now prepared to do all kinds o work
IN the manufacturing OF Guns, Pistols, &c. aud all
kinds OF work in Brass, Iron and Steel. Grind
and Polish Cutlery, repair Jcwclry, repair and
make Door Locks and Keys, Bells and fitted, in
short every article pertaining to the above brnch
will be executed with ncatncss aud dispatch, at
JOHN Il. AMES',
No. 33 Broad Street, Providence, K. l.
G3- All orders cft at ID. H. Barkcr's, No SO
Thames street, Newport, sent to the subscriber
by express or otherwise will meet with prompt at
cntIon. iNl7 d&w 3w.
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y nlarine Intelligence. ln
PORT OF NEWPORT.

Schr Angel, Gof, Sippean. N Bedfor d; Chss.
r. Prinde. Farren, New Haven, A market.
Sloop Franklin, Wheeler, Bristol, Stoaineton;
Essex, Cummings, N York, River Native,
Davis, Prov.
SATURDAY, Aug II.
Brig Allstone, Pierre, Va, Wareham; schr Her.
aid. Potc, Bangor, " York ran iuto by a Steam.
boat; Tsml Nash, Allen. Calais, Stonineton; Ma.
ges,ie. Smart, N Haven, Bangor; Seth & Wm.,
Brown, Bangor, Grecnport ran into by Steam.
boat; Splendid Culver, Portsmouth, Croton; Co.
raj, Nickerson. Dennis. Yo'k, New Delight.
Phinney, Diehton, Phila; Village BELLE, ,wedmore
" London, Excursion; Adelia, Terry, Prov, Vine.
yard Sound; Pledge, Robins. r River, Sachern's
Head John Miles, Riley, = River, fishing; Nep.
tune. Lsgget. do, Rondout; Nimrod. Conley, Ct.
River; Rsply, Hubbard, Southport; Washington,
Harvey, South Kingston.
MONDAY, Aug. ~.
Sebr Dart, Phillips, NYork Warehsi- Metz.
mora, King, NYork Prov w w Johnston, Bar.
ter, ouits; slrs FrsniJIr, Whesler, Brirtol
stonirgonj Ornament. Christie, Ornament,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
TEA HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH. n. l..

V'IIE Subscriber respectfully informs the public
i that he has recently taken the Tea House, in
Portsmouth, and has put it in first rate order, re-
furnished it in part with everything that can con-
tribute to make it comfortable, thereby rendering
it one Of the most desirable residences to he found
on the Island. The subscriber trusts that hy strict
attention in all its parts, he shall succeed in pleas
ing such portions ofthe public may bcstuw upon
him their patronage. There is no house ON the
Island better calculated in point of situation, for
a healthy summer residence than this house the
rooms are spacious and airy and well ventilated,
and furnished in a neat and clcanly manner
throughout. Strangers can here take their ease
and enjoy all The comforts that a home can give.
MOSES LAWTON.
Dinner and Tea parties accommodated at all
times with every luxury the markets a0oId.---
A good cook wanted at the Portsmouth Tea
House. junc6 3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
TO no L S T. K T. f. Il T. II s.
LANGLEY & BENNETT

Woald most respectfully request tborc who arc
about purchasing iurplturc Of any dcscl tion, to
call at then Ware Rooms, No. 10, Franklin ST.,
and examine then stuck and prices. Our Iicscni
assortment consIsis al French Sofas, Diyans, OF
tomans, Centre and Pi,r Tabrs Also, Tepo,s or
Vase Tables, Whstpts, Marble top, do; Bureaus
Of Mahogany and Black Walnut, frnch Bcd,tcads, +,
Cottage, do, spring scat Mahogan, Chaus, large
hrm do. Mahogany Rocking, do, new stylc...-
Also, very large lot ol common and low priced
Furniture from the hest manufactures, such as
Bureaus Bcdsteads Cane aud Wood seat Chans,
Wooden Ware and kitchen Furnishing Goods ol
all kinds necessary for those about commencing
housekeeping. Don't forget the place, NO. 10
Franklin street.
y. u. Ready made Cofbns constantly ON hand,
~ made to order at short notice.
July 10, u. LANGLEY & BENNETT.
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A DOCTOR CUREpr

DIR. J. w. tRENCH Of fIsddis Hh9sdcIs spvrfv M;~ks
yam. about the lst Of January ieAo folows az
have been In the regular practice OF medicine this place
for nine years but obk quit the practice Of inv
profession in of III health Iwas 90 sovereiy
afflicted with Chronic DiseIss o( he Lune MS to COW inoe
me that HAD TUE CONSUMPTION, past doubt eoughed
almost necessarily night and day aud lad pains an
m chest. sde and breHst tiied tho rene
dice recommended by the skinil Of tho profession
all TO no effect excepting tho and debility caused
by hrm. was prejudccd against patrai medicnea and
have no fait iow III them generaly But induooh
an eypeIm~nt, moro than tHough fnit--to try bee
do here acknowledge. for the baneht Of the afflicted on
whom :: may serve that the effect Of its on me was
the most prompt and sautary Of any medicines evet
Witnessed the effect of in all my practice NY cough scsl
inediafey rssted and in about eight days WA
free from cough Of tie chest and and now
CONSIDER and pronounce mpsey WILL NAM
DR. French 10 now respectable druggist at Hillsdsle
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
Would soon be in a Grave.

Mr. WILLIAM d. JENNINGS nerohsni at Pisro,a
C<is, dtisabnG rnnfy, OHIO. wrote 10 October 2 lsk
and stated cure of CoS,rnprIoN which tho OF Bvonr
indian PULMONARY BhLSLM had effected in hr
WILLIAM CROCHET, OF ar adjoining town. lie said
Mr. Crockett had sought relief from the best physicians
numerous medicine ut found nonc for the fatal hand of
that unrcenng moser Consumpt,o- had taken fast hold
his yias, and desroving md debiliating his
body, that he skeleton lie was given W ny
his physicians and all friends who would n.
habit gy0ss But In this last extremity strange and
marvellous as mny seem, yet 10 nie that the uss Of
only frs botas OF BEasT's INDIAN PULMONARY BAL
SAM has uneenrhed the hard of the desoyer and restored
Mr. Crockett To health and he is koady, hooSfy vss
ssd man
SD. DAMN, Esq, merchant drd pssfmnssr at Lsfevssr
an adjoining town, wrote to about the same Tine and
stated that he acqss with Mr. CROCHET, and te
slfsd 10 hs CURE, and all he abss~-n1nsod (ses
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

COLLECTORS NOTlCE.-The undersigned
" having been appointed Collector Of Taxes for
the town of Portsmouth, and having qualified him
self according to law, hereby gives notice that he
shall Immediately call upon all the tax payers of
said town, and shall expect them to be prepared to
pay their taxes promptly, as he shall not call
cond time. All taxes remaining unpaid after the
lst Of September, vii be collected in the manner
prescribed by law.
PELEG SHERMAN, Collector
Portsmouth, July27. I'm pd
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THE vERANDt.

Eating and Lodging Houae on The Ewop,on plan.
V'IlE subscriber has taken the huihIiug No. s
l. Pelham street, and fitted it in excellent ordcr
for the accommodation of citizens aud strangers
The Lodging rooms large, airy, and well fur
nshed. His table will he always supplied with
the best STEAKS, CnoPs, FISH, GAME, &c.
together with every dclicacy to he procured in the
Now York market
lie has made arrangements for constant sup
ply of OYSTERS from New York, which will
be served up in all the various modes. O,stcls
by the Quart OF Gallon.
may2i THOMAS DUNMORE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
GIVE ME YOUR HONEST FIST, KIND
(I pJ'pl IT, EDNEST EnEEE Cabinet

GIVE ME YOUR HONEST FIST, KIND
VI PUBLIC. ERNEST GOFFE, Cabinet
Maker, and Furniture Ware Rooms. No. %
Bridge street, where can bc found at times a
good assortment 1f Cabinet Funitur, Chairs,
Feathers, Looking Glas .cs, Looking Glass plates,
Willow and Wooden Ware Feather Beds and
Mattresses Of all kinds and qualities, manufactured
To order at the shortest notice and warranted filed
as represented Persons about purchasing may
dcpcn upon huyine good article cheap, at this
establishment. II YOU would save your money, he
sure and cali before purchasing elsewhere.
lIj-Rrpariug done with neatncss and despatch.
Acknowledging with gratitude, the many iavors
received a continuance of the same is solicited.
Cofins OF all descriptions
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
TAMMANY HILL HOUSE,
NEWPORT.

IllS House is situated about one mile from
l. Newport, is Ia 'gc aud conveniently arranged
tor the accommodation of summer visitors; the
ncatlon is well-known to be one OF the most de-
lightiul on the Island. The subscriber has taken
The above house, and would be happy to receive
Borders for the season.
April, 8. Pin JOSEPH. BATEMAN.
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Could not Live a Dav longer .

Msssrs. =. d. CALDWELL co, of EAT Ossesp, IN
vsyo Co, ~ J., respectable druggists wrote to "ws
have just heard through Mr. WitemRR, respectable ci
zsn of this place, OF important Of (ofu,spfor.
which BRts1S 1sptAs PULMONARY DALsAM has produced
the wife Of acquaintance Of his who resides In tho
town Of Palermo in this county She hs been long
fined TO her bed and dangerously diseased that hef
friends believed IL impossible for her to live as ONE
DAY LONGER. But, when all other hope utterly fsilei,
she commenced tai ing BRfNT'S PULMONARY RAJ.
sam and It's medical efficacy has rNiseI her from
ING BED, so Lat she u now going about and dn~nsg 10
her dons'fc hIseod das ond duiiei She aosnow
and very evident that she is indebted to BpAsTs BAL
SAM for her from long severe, and dangerous
sickness and herie and neglbors consider That mc
ieine invaluable"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
TOURO HOUSE. NEWPORT, II. l.

VNIiE subscriber informs the public, that he has
L taken that well known hli.hment, which
will bc opened for The reception of Boarde,s on the
9TH Of June. Feeling grateful for past G,vors, he
would say to his former patrons aud the public
generally, that every attention will he given to the
comfort and accommodation ot his boardcrs.
miy1 ISAAC X. SPOONER
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
Mar27
OCEAN COTTAGE.

THE subscriber ,nlonss bis friends aad ,be Ivb-
i lie, tht he has rs-oYens the Oossa Cottage,
~ the Bsssh, fw the season. She esisbhsbpsss
has brcn thorvughl, repaired, and ~ ia The best
order, offering stronger indvecmonts than ever '.f
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