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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
WicIvsap. Dec. 3ls,, l64o.
o'clock. A. IL.


Al half pas, ono o'clock, this morning, q
store owned by jeremiah G. Chadsey.
ESQ.,. in the mos, sompass part Of our vii.
lage, was discovered 10 be on hre and not
outstanding the active e1er,ions Of our
Engine Company, and tho citizens, both
male and female, tho flames continued TO
spread until seven buildings wero totally
destroyed. The lower part Of the store
build ing IN which the FIRE caught, wso 90
cupisd by Henry 7. Chadsey, Esq, and
by Mr.. Stevenson ne a Merchant Tailor's
shop. The upper part was occupied by
Sylvester G. Sherman, Esq, as 9 law Of.
fee, and by MIR, Stevenson as work shop.
We arc very sorry to say. that Mr.. Sher
man has os, his valuable law library and
oil his papers, which cannot pssslbly be
replaced. Tho next building East sas oe.
cupied by Mr.. William Holly, = dwelling
house. tie furniture was saved.
The mex, was occupied by Miss Mary
Holloway as a millner's shop-goods sav'
ed. The second floor was occupied az a
dwelling by jeremiah Mitchell goods
saved. The attic was occupied % the
residence Of Mise Hearty Corey. The
ncI, building, the store and house Of MIR.
John Roy Aolds, was with difficulty saved
-his goods, however, were damaged BY
walsr and removal.
Thh mex. building ives, destroyed WAS
occupied BY Gideon Freeborn, Esq. as a
shoe store. Stock all burned, owned BY
Col. Thomas s. Wlgh,man 40 cabine.
shop stock lost. Adjoining was tho va
riety store Of Mr. Rufus Sweet. stock near.
ly all lost, Adjoining this was the store Of
Henry II. Reynolds, Esq.. stock lost
Contiguous to this was the dry goods store
of Mr.. Allen M. Thom,s, stock partially
burn, and partially damaged. The next
building was tho Narraganset Bank, tho
building only Of which was damaged. The
Are was here conquered on the west
Tho s,ove and tin store Of Dir. Daniel Wall
was several times on fire, but WAS ex,in-
guished With but li,sle damage. The
smouu, Of insurance I have not been able
to learn correctly. G. Chsdsey was
insured probably 10 tho amount Of loss.-
II. II Reynolds WAS insured. probably TO
hal his amour, Of loss. Mr.. Stevenson
los, all his goods and clothing.
He had his trunks packed With bis mos'
valuable apparel, 60, in order TO start fo'
Scotland this morning. Whs, 10 sill worse
he was badly wounded in tho back BY
fall. The amount Of loss ] am unable Il
sts,e. Mr.. ii. T. Chadscys goods amount
cd to abou, $500. Tho weather was calm
The snow was falling fast, both Of which
circumstances reLdsrsd il favorable. Had
the buildings no, been covered with snow
the damage mss, have been much greater.
Had tho wind have blown fresh, oar vii.
sge mus, have been destroyed. il IS mol
known how tho ere origina.sd.-Pr0v
Trans.
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CURE FOR HEADACHE AND NERVOUS
IRRIrAHIIPrY.


The following letter from the distinguished Ed
ward +. Phepr, M. d., Professor Therapeutics
and Materia Medca in Dartmouth College, is
worthy Of careful rsading:---
MEssRs. 4. BRIsLEY * Co..
You ask me 10 give my opinion Of the fluid Er-
tract Of Vaerian, which you prepare. We're il a
secret remedy or n patent medicine, certainly
would not reply. But from the honorable ground
whics you have taken in this matter, and know
ing also the labor you have bestowed upon this
preparation, AIN willing IN give publicity 10 my
opinion OF the preparation referred TO- Ever fince
our knowledge Of organic chemistry has been 30
much increased, We have found out that many
very excellent remedies are in the natural State 80
combined and associated with other principles rs
20 render them in great degree useless 10 U.S. .
This was remarkably the case with Valcrian. No
could not Use il as often as we wished, because OF
the great bulk both Of powder and infusion which
necesraryto throw into the stomach in order to get
I,'ii ELECT Nausea and even vomiting resulted
from the large doses. This compelled US TO aban-
don its use. Chemistry showed us that the ae-
tive principle is peculiar acid (he Valcrianic
aoid) which exists only in small quantity in the
root In your method Of preparation this active
principe is detached from the naussatng cons,i-
tucnis Of the root, ana obtained in solution. We
may then look upon your Fluid Extract Of Valcr-
Ian as solution Of Valcrian Acid. The action Of
this article upon the nervous system is most happy
IN all cases where the total Of nervous energy
is below the healthy standard and il hence becomes
most important remedy. We owe you and
others many thanks for putting 80 valuable a rene-
dy as the Valerian into a convenient shape for
use.
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD r. PHELPS, NJ. D.,
Prof Therapeutics and Mat Med.in Dartmouth
College. March Is, 1873.
L. BRINLEY & Co.,
| Sole proprietors.
No. 3 b 4 south eide Faneuil Hall Boston
X. X HAZARD, Agent.
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R 1llarins Intelligence. s3n
PORT OF NEWPORT
ARRIVED
WEDNESDAY. Dec. rs.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. rs.
Schrs. Mary, Of Beverly, Blunt, Wilmington,
NC, for N. Haven, with lose Of part of dcckload.
vcspcr, Bugec, Norfolk for Fall River; Comet,
Wcbler, New York for Portland; Lake, Brown,
Cohnssett for Newbcrn, NC; Martha Hall, Cobb,
Thomaston for New York; Cherry, Coombs,
Frankfort for do; Howard, Crowel, Boston for
do.
sloop Tho, D. Hawkins, Jones. Providence for
New York.
FRIDAY Dee 2s
Brig Ellen Hayden, Waite, + River, N York !:
Enoch Pratt. IIa0, Savannah. do
Sebrs Joseph Turner, Shaw, Prov, Baltimore !;
Nancy Mills, Tylor. Prov, York; Edward.
Toothsker, Prov.
Sloop Blackstone, Appcly. Prov, N York.
SUNDAY Dec 30
Schrs Empire State, Marble, NIyork Somerset; I;
Northern Bell, Fitllcrold, Nantucket, N York X
Il. smith, Robutson, Nantucket, for do.
TUESDAY, Jan. 1.
Sohrs Convert, Brown. New Bedford for N Y;
Edward, TOothakcr, Prov, cor Milestone Point;
DuxbuKy. Morse, N York.
MEMORANDA
Schr Brookhaven, ,(of Newport) Bmdiok, from
Norfolk for Fall River with corn, went ashore on
the : eide of Al-ccom bar, night ri ~ inst aud
bilgcd before assistance could bc got IN her crew
saved.
Ar NJ Wilmington, v. C., 2jth uh., shr.
Ottoman, Griffin, from this port.
Arr at Charh ston, 2Jth ul., scht Fountain,
Eddv, irom Georgetown.
~, ~ llonohlu, Oc, I. 'h,r Hrcnd RI 'h"
10, Q, =, ,JOO vhil, ~
Havana 18th Br,. Corhdcnc,, Bsbc'.k
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DANGEROUS SCROFULA |

This l. tho Of dying who vi l,-e' Ie vs,.
cured Of ea.d Of SCKOFULA, by only fross bob
Ass of Brnts Purifier than ever cured by the ~
tostS GALLONS ~ the b9 SarsdIpvIa that ever DWie
sasapara has not E;ieni red.oi IO effect the
Of such n ysrOiiinyy h1sless cuse.
Mr. }. B IASkfN OF Rome One,di Co, " y, had Sc,lT
va IDu1 yolrs confined TO his he'd tho last yosrhe
So much diseased and debiaicd a. TO be- unable 10
raso his hand his hcnd lie had the bl sed,edl a~,
had used AL. Of uo bvsf SE1pras To no good effect
rot aud uor.S and considered be q dyrr,
and could live rocrfy yp hOy Onyey, when lie
commenced using BRAE1'S PURIFIER. His neck
eIisn ncIrIy ~ on ear 10 an' hole tod' eaten through
k toindJrs under his chin, that b" bfeathed hrou.
the hole his nrOhd that 1t could be iVieo
Of it- place, II only holding by rndu yrn6 the
Of one destroyed 10y ulcers; ulcer under
tho arm Lge NON, hand had nearly c1tca through
~, ,,I, nky Al. ~. Thus he an eted with lvegfS
,,rh DLi, ae,id ogsrc uieers various parts u bis
psrsvn fOr further md full pe'cp!arr, 80 ouT PAa'
PHLETS. ,.
Or THOMAS WILLIAMS, ono Of tho mos, skilful ply.
sicanS Of Rome called O Haskin the day bfo'.
he com risnced usng Brnts Purifier. DR.. w. eIamined
him. and then told him that oil ~eJ,c.a IN ne pSrts
81, A
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NOTICE.

61At 10 o'clock on Monday the 7.h Of
Janusry next, if fair, If not, the first fair dav.
III not previously disposed OFF, will be efeI-
I'd at Public Auction, on tho premises, in
por,smorth, the house and lot oscnpied by
rdwaId CoggesAall, about FIVE miles from
Newport, on tho east road also one-fourth
of an undi yided four teen acre lot ofland, and
ali The right, title and interest that the said
Edward Cogpeshall had or has in the estate
of his Father, tho lato Simeon Coggeshall.
dsc'd near the above described premises
For further particulars, enquire Of
JOHN II. COGGESlIALL, Auett.
Portsmouth, Doc. eth, ls49
N. B. The above was disposed Of at private sale
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MISSA NEDABA.

Ma. EpiTou -
4" Mistake" or no mistake, your ready
explanation Of tho origin Of the word
Christmas" has proved highly gratifying
to many Of your readers, and not less to
L" Subscriber who will doubtless continue
70 call that ever glorious event by ito an
cien,, .well-defned name, notwithstanding
modern lexicography to the contrary.
The term "service" is excellent English,
and is doubtless derived from the Latin, SER
v;siun, or the French, s1rir but to trace
lie affinity in nissa or mi'sio, renvo' or
congo reqsires far deeper research
than we have ever made ia. Mr.. Bing-
ham, OF his "Orisines Ecclesiassis." We
have the bapssmal service" the marriage
and burial service" appropriate alike to
the church and sanctuary, and we have
moreover, tho Sacrifice OF the Mass dis
,ins, and independent ofevery other service,
and which the Christian world has over &C
kuowledged as true and propitiatory sac
rdec, commemora.ing the love Of Him who
by his death on the altar Of the CROSS q.
(ered he first sacrifice for our redemption.
While there are writer's, by no means
Of inferior account, who derive the word
Mass as you have done, from tho Latin
word Mis,io, or tho sending avny Of the
people after the offering, or sending OF the
sacrifice 10 God, ihore arc others who con-
ceiye it TO come from Missd, which word is
generally supposed to bo perverted modo
of pronounsing the word M''ah, which is
Hebrow expression for a s,crihcial Offering,
and Is found in tho XVI chapter OF the
book of Deu,cronomy-mi,sdh nsbddd,
which means q voluntary Offering, to be
made on tho festival Of Psn,eeOs,, and this
word Ms,ah is derived from tho radical
word Mas, which means the tribute paid
bv an inferior to his sovereign. How uu-
~ appropriate the ac, Of celebration on tho
anniversary Of tho Savioui's birth, CBRpr-
MAS
Az to there having been :" 10 nncions
,mes on every Lords-Ds, fvo d'snnct
.rpioe,. connected however, in the order Of
,m.," is to Us q sew page 10 history. We
arc aware that the primitive church was
attended by three descriptions Of persons
those who wcrc admitted to its communion
ncni,,n, faithfh under n temporary ex-
clusion, AZ hearers, who cane for ins,ruc-
lion. bu, were no, yet baptized. There
were no t,co srrces, bu, the Ma" itself
u,s service of two parts that OF the
'c5,schun,cns. anl the mysteries OF The
ruicl vi'h the intervening instruction
Tho frs, pit ended vim 'hc Gospel. The
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

sioa he.ween Nj. Winthrop and Mr.. Cid
dinss. respecting the course Of the former
gentleman. Mr.. Winthrop charged Mr..
Giddings with making false s,s,emen,s
against him. Mcssrs, Schen.k, Holu es,
and Gitldngs, made long speeches. Mr..
Sackoti's resolution was lost, and a resolu.
iion by Mr.. Burt, of South Carolina, that
the Speaker sppoin, the committees was
adopted. Adjourned to Monday.
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DYsPRPSIA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

For sale by c. G. e. HAZARD, New
port. John w. Desr,h, Br,ol. = A.
Drscoll, Warren. Z. GBrown, Es
Greenwich. Oli.er Bak, Mex Briggs
n spencer, Washington Wilt &c. T. l.. 1sy
lor Kingston. John Allen brands Iron
Works. n S Palmer {, Co Westerly y.
Young, Wexford And by Agents in al
avs ~ tho State
r All letters and otefs mus, he sddresfedto
vallacSCo lN5 Rtchdr.yr Nov Yo-k
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DR.. WISTAR STILL TRIUMPHANT.
ksuda, Livingston Co., N. Y. !

Mr. 3. W. Fowle-Dcar Sir--Promptcd by a
sense Of gratitude for benefits received from the
use Of WISTAR'S BAI.SAM OF WILD CHER
RY, ] submit the following statement: Previous to
my taking the Wild Cherry, had been obliged to
give up my business in consequence Of a severe
affection Of the lungs. In this distressed state
was ordered to try your remedy for Consumption
] did 80, and in the course Of few weeks, / VIA
restored to comparative good health, no that
have since been able TO attend to ordinary business.
Indeed, my present state Of health far exceeds nv
most sanguine expectations.
Yours truly,
(Signed) JOHN BURNS.
Buy none without tho written signature Of l..
BUTTS. 90 ,bo wrapp&, n you would avoid i'm.
position.
For sah by X. J. TAYLOR.
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CALuoRsiA Bill OF FAsa."-A lo',or
from California gives tho bill Of fare al
Little n 60. . table ,fhotc o, the California
Dry Dipginps, for Sunday, Oct. R2, thus
Soup vcrpleclli, Fish, boiIot Salmon and
Green Poos tBoiled-Corn Beef, Hams,
leg Of Mutton with Capcr Sauce, Beef
Tongues lloast--Dcef, Mutton, Vension,
Veal En,rces-Bccfa Ia Mode, Neniso
Pie, BLei5toak Pie rssiy-APflc, Gran.
berry, Peach Pc, Rice Pu1dne
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELaS AND ULCERS.

AsrostSHIro lrD rosr WONDERFUL CURS,-CsN'
R,a ksapp of No. ~ willow IT, Brooklyn, ~ Y
one of the most respectable citizens In The city was
stcd ave years with SerOfulous krysipelss OF both
lcgs from the knees to the fcct which hilAncd and
swelled 10 prodigsDus size and ueerasd Large deep
ucers apparently large enough 10 run hnssr In. enno
into rri which discharged daily almost Incredible
quantity of msiurated substance. Io had had ths
.d,ice and attendanc. of several of tho most shful
,Iy. clans and had tried many highly recommended
incdlcncs without efcctng q cure, and was told by
one or Two ~ his that tho ulcors IN his logs
would rus s,m oG 6tCors long BRArT's PuNyrIse
krrsIcr has cured thcso ucoraed and inllancd legs
~ that now they entirely hcaed OPP and ho oujoys
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srRslsG SNRR MOUTH, LTCORRHGi, &c.

"BrEoH OIsKsyE Co, y v, G~f 10, l3{7.
"As.ss ii r. WALLACES co Some time lat wiz
c, m, wiE, became debitno ifOm ID" etecs ~ In
ey,,kiI and Sasy SO,s Mouth That she could not IN her
clud ~ p.furn any household nhur. Her msich tr"ak
mont ari,d according 70 h g7cc and prescriptions
Of tho eminent ply sio ans ui DuS hS "s1 cIHus
81 In u,cesa efforts She became SO soIy nskeieuu Nm
Al the ure she commenced taking F'1Hrs heic'He sho
weighed no than u ,tyhye pounds hat by the urD
.he had tsn fos. bDic. che became teT5cuy well Tho
rure "a perfect that she is enabled 90 do MI nros
..ry ho~asOd ~ok, AMI gained thtfy pou'ss n h'rh i
tpur wceks Yours Truly, &. ID. CALESflNE"
Pho reader VII oby'r.o thai Mr. OALEHriSE rays "osy
,tuL He ve nrc infornSI by X :. fkS<y Esl, "
thn sane p.hrr lAs autitd mcLsmJ.
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ADMINS STR.4TOR'S EOTTcE.

THE subscibsr, having been appointed
L administrator by the Court Of Probate Of
Tivsnon, on the estate Of
NOAL L. MANCHESTER,
late OF said Tiverton. dec d., rsouets all
Porsons indebtd TO said Estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those having demands
" present them for settlement.
A4.1SA SIMMONS, Ad'ar.
Tiverton, Dec l3.
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FOR SALE.

rha. veil known and exceedingly valus-
bio Farm, called the Dyer Farm, containing
about 40 acres. and SITUATED north Of the
Blue Rocks, and contiguous to tho compact
par, ofths town OF Newport The situation
sa very desirable spot fOr summer residence.
For TO ms, apply to
ELIZABETH RODMAk
New Bedford, Mass.
ilth mo. 18th. I IL mo. s, d&w.
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WATER MILL AT AUCTION.

gTWill he sold at Public Auetionsn the
hr't dsy Of January nett, If fir, il not, the
n'It lair day. the Mill knownsss the Law
tons Valley Mill, the above Mil 10 nearly
new and ingood runping order, with The
best water privilege or ihs Island. For fur
ih'r rIicultrs snquro " the 'ub'criI sr at
the Nh
A.G. WILCOX.
Psit.insuth dee lelh. I'd.
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MIHISTRATRIX TOTYCE.

THE subscriber, having been. appointed
i administratriI by the Cour, Of Probate
Of Tiverton, on the Estate OF
JOSHUA COGGESHALL.
late OF said Tiverton, deed, requests all
persons indebted to said Estate - mako i'm
mediate payment, and those having csmsEds
10 present them for settlement.
MERIB.4H COGGESHfLL. AdnJ.
Tiverton, Dee. l3
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FEVER-SORE CURED.

ne Rev. RICHARD DUENiEO, Pasto< of oe Pre-
,yorian ohor,h Adams Basin, Monroe county, k.- rors
srOe W 81" have tas resolved leter from Mr. CHAs
srr Dsssro relative 10 the Of hh Beversore You
nay depend On whni 10 stas,e, FOR be Chrsnso MAN
md eder m tho church Surne yoaJs s'p<s he hal
Of hs logs sui oy to hs hh, In oonsesec
u ve,e' sao. The othor Ies being pow naercd and
Abost 70 he aInppated, ! recommended BRArI's hrpi
Road tho result He says; A~s ssd only ~ -
sorrLGs d BRANTS MEDICINE yLIeed ALL sopE
fu. vs~ vsos,~srdInor IN MAI hnacans nod pov
ssy that with tho blessing VI God, u ss efstd q Y
~ lss'" Soo Pamphlets for fun psrtie aIaTs.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VIE subscriber has been sIpointed b, tho
l Court OF Probate Of North Kingston
Administrator on tho Estate OF
SYLVESTER X. GARDNEp,
lst' OF North kinsstown, deed. a II tho
sons concerned are requested 10 settle immo
dist-ly. ELISHA Il. POT TER Ad'mr
Kigstop, Nov. 70.
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"ArrfeA, Ceno4Ne Co, Feb-vo'v !, 1919.
M WALLACE CO.-G~1iL-i.sS,: wuN. FOR moro
Ihan yea, I eed with d.eoe" ~ fe stomach. lcOnd
a,s oA .ny M or greasy substance without onusnz great
palm sickness and vomiting, hEi continually hrcted
with a stomach. J, ~ m experiment, Tpd ono bot
ue of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, 10 nv utter dsuI-
poin n.nt easod and rslieted c usual n-, opt'r9
b rfDrs usd s-cond bottle whleh as eutni eioly cured
u. i.eue am now well hd henr;y. ulA en hmost
ANYTHING without being pancd, or tLe stonnch becoming
fUNtb r'hiTcUHlly, L. NlbtOA-
Mr. WiLros h a r,spcctabIs merchant " Auea
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This is the regular Sunday bill Of fare attn
this establishment, and the price Of the din
nsr was s2. Large numbers OF miners
came in from the Canons to obtain their
weeks provisions and 90. ono civilized
meal. Abou, eighty dined on tho Sunday
referred 10.
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ADMINISTRATOR sNOTICr.

fNliE subse eriher has been appoin, ed BY tn
4 COun oi Probate Of North KDssiovp
Administrator on the estate Of
StLAS Il. GARDNER,
late OF North King.town, deed. All p.r.
sons concerned are requested 10 settle imms.
diately. ELISHA Il. POTTER, Adu'r.
n KingSto~n, Nov.ll
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Court of Probate of Tivsrson, Dec. ,, Is4o

DICIiAKD FISH, Guardian or Ann Eli1
IL Sherman, minor, presents 10 this
Court a petition for license TO sell the und.
vlded one fifth part Of q certain Wood Lott
situated in said Tiverton, Containing sbou
sixteen acros, belonging to his said ward /:
ordered, that the consideration thereof bo
referred to a Court Of Probate to be holden
at the Town Hall in Tiver,on, on the first
Monday Of January next, at l o'clock, p.
~. and that notice thereof bo published for
three successive weeks in tho Herald OF ,h.
Times published in Newport Witness,
dee IL, 3w. ASA GRAY, Prob. Cpk.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET. THun,

bhIUHlON CAllLE MAkkET, THuHe-
DAY, Dec. 27.
At market during the week, including 200 left
over last week, $50 Beef Cnttlc, 200 Stords. $500
Sheep, and 975 Swine
Beef Cattle--We quote extra 26; frat quality
65,5Oa6, rs; eecond quality "a, ,5Oa5; third quail
ity 81, 3,5Oa4, There will probably be about 200
Cattle left over.
5tores-Yearlings s7a9; year. old Iie,fen
aud Steers sl0al6 years old S17a2lc
Sheep-Sl,l7, rs, so, l,75, 2, 8, +a5.
retail 4 LA &c.
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TA heavy pressure Of matter upon out
columns this week compels US TO issue a
Supplement again il contains . variety Of
interesting matter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

be<ause bottle OF II has medical, eurye
Ia n, and in consequence, disease In much lev
hsrs, than lotHc of any other mcde ene.
If then. on, bjffis ~ bRbkTS PURIFIER viii
rOUR TIMES more disrHe thnn Lotns of Sdvsspa'h
n" BRAkT'S PURIFIER" would be- u chap OF fDv
doHd,i a bottle, hs .JtsIDd,tUd nj dELr. Bh BRisrt
PURIFIER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle; and
bottle Of hls cured and ID eaJSs, Of curing, FOCk
TIMES much disease boins Of SIvsny i, hoSe
fore Sarspaa IN consequence O It's IL" power and Isss
medical efficacy, should bo sold at mOr han twenty
hr. per LCtte, to 10 Gs eh~p tho PUIIFlER
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THURSDAY, JAN. 3s

VINO STATE CosvENTIoH.-A Wing Con-
vontion M be held nj the State House, in Provi.
dsnce, on Thursday, January l7,h, 1850, at o.
clock, D. M, to nominate candidates for Governor
and General Officers for the political year ensuing.
The Wing electors Of the several towns are re-
ouestcd to elect delegates equal in number to their
delegations both branches ofthe General Assembly.
by order Of the Wing STATE Commit,es.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE subscribers. Commissionsrs appoint.
i cd BY tho Court Of Probate OF ksr,h
Kingstovn cn the Estate Of
SlLAS r. GARDNER,
late Of said town, deed, represented insol-
vent, give notice that six months from date
10 allowed for the creditors OF snid estate to
bring in their claims to either Of the ubscri
bers. and that We will moe, at the office Of
s. G. Sherman. Esq at Wexford, on Mon
day. May 6, 1850 and again on Saturday,
May IL, 1850, at p. Nj, on each day 10
hear and decide on them.
GEORGE LAKNED,
ROBERTSON HAZARD, Co.nissisn's
THOMAS DOUGLAS,
N Kingstown, Novl2.
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ShLT RAS M,
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INTERNAL ULOER 8.

Ths care Ia n i,,s~ph ooet the JsH Of tho beat pAyr-
eos, In tho city Of Philadelphia and POSITIVE rPoor
dat Internal ulcers be cured NJ easily As eItornal
-suu BRAsr's PURrTiSo EIrEAoT "a Itod' w. yohs
l.L-ru Caysga Co. " Y, informed us In Oot, lef''
tha, he had been afflicted with three fissuREs ~
UieEEs situated Internally AS TO allow OF an eiunp
anon and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and OF
tber location IIo said ihRt he had spent o.s yeo Va
PL,a,lphia under the professional advice OF tho bost
physicans and was obliged 10 return 70 AubuIn, wi'n
oout curo or help when Dr T. NJ Hunt, druggist OF
Auburn advised him TO try Rrdsfi PsrDyrHG EIrsT'
al IL. M. of anxnn Lniinh Of eHacLsd peleeL esrA
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES 8 COMPl AIMS.

No remedy O6efed 20 tbe pabk hne evcr b~en hlV
asd <cwI ,ostov,nS fe irN leota seokns
and irregularities Of tho BRLsT's PvtsorlRr
BIL.n II make d. fs,suee wbetbeV tho derangemen
,syf- ss~o~ erecss, other voosr~ssN REGULATES
ALL by skesgh~,pg Ds svsrts e2,-atssn2 ~ cIscuLA
rlop. a~d sooI..~s aid aAOyt"s ssAvovs isnrAbiLrv
Boe pamphlek,
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PThe January Session Of the General
Assembly commences 10 Providence on
Mondoy next.