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forced) that the one Of 90 would afford
greater protection TO tie fugitive than the
present Law, which 10 causing such great
agitation ,hrouR hou, tho Northern S'ases.
"Asl write, I can appreciate the au-
sumn feeling ,-soms,hine holy, and pscu'
liar prevailitg z within me. can sss BY the
increasing azure of the sSy. and by The en-
lsrPed clcarness of the dis,sn, Iandscapes,
when the eye Rrsr,s them from ,hs city,
and by the transparent brisines. Of the ar
Al evening, that the sumner has gone and
the autumn time begun. The woodlands
stand in calm sol emni,y, robed in that
rainbow col0rinP, The herald Of their fallen
ho.ors, ani the November storm, at such q
seaso1, ths heart goes back rs on the wings
ofs dove, to departed friends snd vanished
plcs,ures, and the sad hours Of memory
csme up in long revlew,"-so wrote tho
lamep,ed "Olspod," and wba, breas, pos.
sessinR a heart does not echo TO tho sen,i-
men! Ociobsr 10 TO me the saddles. month
Of all November 10 wild and dresry De-
ccmbcr, stern, relentless, but Its very
harshness pJovokcs resistance, AMI We arc
merry in spite Of i's cold faco bu, oclo-
ber 10 sad, sad, every hing is dying, and
beautiful in death. October teaches man \
aolsmn lesson, II he would but read Alright;
the wi,herins grass and faded flowers are
but emlh ms Of mans kindred doom our
friends. tho loved and dear ones, are gone,
our own life moments are passing away,
one, by one, like falling leaves, and We
mus, soon a,and, suipp'd and bare. in the
presence Of ,ha, grea, Being, before whom,
"all nations are a. nothing, and they are
counted to him less than nothing and vsni-
w."
Thine,
ADAM.
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\ Fancy BALL AT LouIsviLLr.-Ths
Louisville Courier has . long account OF .
grand fancy ball given n tho 05,h uk.. BY
Mrs Robert J. W ard. The 10 siy VIII" hcare
90 couspicuousiy in the Lawrence Avorre
correspondence. The following descrip'i""
II the appearance of the late Ms. BigeIow
Lawrence will in'errsi the ladies.
Mrs. SsiIie Ward, as usual. was The
centre Of attraction. She appeared dur n,
the evening in two sp'endid costumes, eich
/ nj which Was pecula ally beco,nipg. Be-
fare supper she was n rRMAnAL THE L;oHr
or THE iiARya. She wore . pink satin
| skirt, with siIvrr ilrnms aver il, and bod-
ice embroidri I'd with silva aud studded
,i,h diamunis her ORA ntal sleeves were
of white, adorned with silver aud gold, and
her trousers of satin, sponSIed with glitter
ing gold her hair was braided with pearls
and covered with a beaa,iful creek cap,
and her ,iny pink slippers were gorgeou'-
ly embroidered "i,h silver. The splendid
;ewels proJused over this msqnidce, cos
tune threw back the ligih ahich leINapon
them ss 'f 10 sheer Jisdain of their efful.
gence. Her second appear ance was NouR-
aAH.L AT THE FEAsr OF Rosrs. Her
dress "as white illusion, do,ied with sill
yer, white .ilvsfed veil, wreath Of white
roses, white 81 K boots wit, silvered ank
lets and she bore the charmed lu,e. IN
this latter character she was truly = beas-
,iful exemplifcation Of tho poe,ieal though,
she represented. Always sp ee,, and fsiI,
and lovely, and beautiful, .he was, If pos
sible, more so during the evening, and her
different characters were sustained incom-
parably excellent"
After acquiring ,he disQ aceful no.oriety
which Mrs. Sallic Ward Lawrence has,
il would be much more bscomir z for her
to keep more private, and not make 70 dis
gus,ing spectacle Of herself, as to be a
prominent character at such a ridiculous
affair as Fancy Ball. Comm"n decency
and the ordinary proprie,ie' of life now re-
quire that she should keep somewhat ~iu.-
in the hounds Of reason.
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(PUBLic-No. H.

(PUsJic-No. ~
A RESOLUTION relative to the Public
Printing.
Resoloed by the Senate and House cf
Rsprsssnfatipes Of TIC United States
Of America in Congress assembled,
That the Secretary Of the Senate and the
Clerk Of tho House, anil the Clerk Of tho
JOINT Commi,,ss on Printing jointly bs,
snd they hereby are, authorized and em.
powered TO examine, suiit, and pass upon
oil accounts for printing, except they shall
no, audit OF allow the account for printing
the obituary notices On the death Of Prssi.
don't Tsykr, TO make . pro rata reduction
in the compensation allowed, or to refuse
the work sltogs,hsr should l, be inferior To
the standard ; and in oil things to possess
che same powsr over the public printing 40
10 conferred upon the Joint Committee on
Printing by the join, resolution approved
August ID. eighteen hundred and forty
sir pyocided. That tho so,hsrity hereby
conferred shall case ., the commencement
Of the nvxi session ofConaress.
Approved September %, 1850.
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0o-Snee tho adoption of the Federal
Con,,i,u,isn, no President has been sur.
rounded by 90 distinguished and able q
Cabins, as ,ha, which President Fillmore
has called afound him. AT tho time Of
Gen. Taylor's death, the political affairs
Of this county lad assumed fearful cIi.
sis. Storms had long been gathering on
al sides, and everything assumed dark
and dangerous aspect. Mos, men would
have shrunk from the fearful respo visibility
which tho Constitution placed upon the
shoulders Of Millard Fillmore, the moment,
the breath had departed from tho body Of
Gen. Taylor few envied the former hi,
position 20 ne stood in tho House Of Rep
resen,a,ives and. in calm and dienifed
tone, took the oath Of Office Of Chief Mag.
is,rs,s OF this powerful Republic. Bu, he
was the mar Tor the emergency. Posses
sing strong talents, a character un,afnish.
ed. u pure ard honest heart, and heiug
intimately acquainted with the political
history Of his country from his long, sue
cessful and honorable career rs States
mar, he manfully entered upon his career,
and gathered around him men whose
names were lustrous with great and hon.
urable deeds, and whose characters inspir-
cd the fullest confidence throughout the
length aud breadth Of the land, as well as
in foreign countries. First in his Cabine,
10 placed the greatest OF living statesmen,
Daniel Webster a man hose very name
is 4 tower Of strength, and whose charac-
ter is \ bulwark OF pr wer and wisdom -
Who was there in this land who did no,
breathe frssr and stronger when il was an
nounced that Daniel Webster had acce p' ed
tho State Department, No, one. Even
our psliticol opponents fel, an inward joy
tha, this great man wss to occupy that dis
iineuished position.
In addition to Webster, the Presiden,
called to hls Council such men es Crtien
den, Cor~in, Hall. Graham, Stuart snd
Conrsd these arc abs aud powerful men,
and the American people fol, NO danger
when tho government Was in such hands.
Wha, ha. been the result Why the
ship Of s,ae has been proudly and glori-
ously naviga,ed across the dangerous cur
rants. and brought out into deeo water,
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INTELLECTUAL CAPAciTI.-AC Com
mon Councilman's lady, paying her
daughter visi. a, school, and inquir-
ing ~ha, progress she had made IN her
education, the governess answered;
Pretty good, madam miss !, very
attentive ifshe wants anything, it is ca
paci,y but for that dehency, you
know, We mus, not blame her."
mo, madam" replied the mother !;
"but l blame YOU for not having men,
toned il before. Her father, thank
Heaven. can afford his daughters a ca
pacity, and | beg she may have one
imu edia,ely, cost wha, il may"
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Dte0.

IL Prov idence, stb inst, M,uy II. younce,,
child Of John and Sarah G. Hopkins, aged Q
moatbs and II days.
In Mannheim, ". Y. l9b ult., Hon. Sander.
Lansing, aged s5;-23d ut., Mrs Cathnrine ,
widow ofthe deceased Jvd dge, aged 81.
In Cranston, Sth ms =, Sarah H., daughter of
Henry G. w. and Sata,, l.. Angel, aged Is
months and IL days.
In Hartford, 1th inst, Mrs. Jane, wiS of the
Hon. John NJ. Niles, aged 20 years.
In Brookheld, N. ", on the 9th OF, Mr.. Sim
con Clarke, formerly ofthi. town, aged ss wears.
Died on his passage from Geosye Town, :. C.
on the 10 inst, of Bilious fe.sr Charles Henry
Strou,, Of ,hi. town, agOd 2. years.
In Providence, 10th ius,.. Ms, Nancy c. rcti
aged 35 5years.
In Providence, 1874 r,t, Miss Sally White, az
ed II Year,.
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AN ACT for the payment Of 4 Company
Of Indian Volunteers.
Approved September %, 1850.

AN ACT for the payment Of ! Company
Of Indian Volunteers.
Be H enacted by thc Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of the Usited
States Of America in Congress as
ssmbled, That the Secretary Of War
be, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
quired to cause TO bo paid to tho spy conf
psny o( Indian mounted volunteers (Shsw-
Gees and Delswarsr) called and mustered
into the service of the Unit d States by
Col. W. S. Harney, United States Ar
ny, On che frs, day Of June, eighteen hun
dgoS and forty six, ono days pay and al.
aowsnces for every dav held ia service un"
dor said muster, and tho usual travelling
allowances according TO rates established
Eer volunteers under . xis,ing laws aud
tho sum Of four thousand dollars % hereby
appropriated for THE object ou, Of any mon.
sys 10 the Treasury not otherwise spPro-
psisted.
Approved September 2S, 1880.
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FANCY GOODS STORE.

THE subscriber has IN, received at her Store, !,
No. 50 Iha,aes stree ,-a'grcat variety of usefns
and faney w'scles ,-o'sons ~.ich may be found
f.~ Eilowins:'
Fancy Boxs.; ivory Erncrics; Pink anil Vel
Vel Chnik; Thimble Cases Pins; N-cdlcs
Tapes; Thread; Sewing Cotton; Marking Get
ton; Hair Pins: Sg'n,.l Pms India Rubber BALI;
Wax Dols Famt Soaps; Scgar Cases; Spring
Sn,if Boxes, assorted Extracts, Sc; transparent,
illustrated and common Waters; = Srer' Pens; Ink. t.
Sc, SC.
A good asso-trrtni Of Bnnalo ant Horn Dress
Combs lspr and Pon,h brushes, Tooth Pow
der; Hair Oh; Cologne.
4 choice a.sortn,ch oi Fans, consisting of fancy,
sivcrcd, gilt, Chinese, half circle, butterfly, palm
hal, skr. Also, Was,s ami Ptxscs.
Constarrk on hand, every variety of wo's'rd'
AMI Worsc-a Patterns, Canvas Needles. &C.,
With h,rg. variety oi Chilirep's Toys, aud uur-
VI. otFrr articl.. which s~ixry very cheap.
Frieri. strangers and rt~ prbtic, Me inviNd ."
call and examine these goods, and it will lie npca-
sure To serve them
MARY ANN SIMMONS.
n. B.-t'Gystani additions being made I"
ihe above. HaeI 3m
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A TsLroRArHlc EIyboir.-The news
from Europe, broueh, by the Ailas,ic to
New York on Wednesday morning. left
the, city ., fweips o'eicck, was received IN
New Orleans q, hob.pa't eituen. bea'iag
time itself jos, thirty minutes. ws putish-
cd in tho evening papers Of ,ha, city. and
the report Of i,s effects 90 tho cotton mark
9, sen. baek meg Y%t before ons-sslf
of,hs mstehsnb OF that esy had taken din
ney.
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SATURDAY, Ocsobes ~.

SATURDAY, Octobsr u.
Schr AIl~. marIe, Bears, Prov, Fno'oco; ABB
dei knder. FlunrssF River, Phih; Core''i, hor'
ton, Norfolk;
Shop Point Js1sess 0osId, Prov, NY; R~ply,
HubbOrd, Southport; Esscx. Cummings, T R'sei.
MONDAY, Octohsr ID.
Schr Orhpao, Nichbf.f Baltimore, Prov; Inst
Fore and Main Top Mas, &c; Unrn, lanes,
Prov, Bait; Maria, Baker Brrkley. y Ca,oiin, !
Paragon, baker, Provi Fo0utsin, Eddy, Provi-
dence, Charleston.
Sloop Glide. Cba,r, Fr~'owH: Ornamcni,
Chris,ie, Rosdom; Mary Elizabeth, Davis, Bris-
tol Ferry Resolution, Iio'IowayrN y Kingston.
TUESDAY, c'stobr Is.
Brig Cardiff, Mrh'lk', Sierra Msrna, Cuba
Enoch Prau, Brishtnr'n. River, Ph'h;
Schr fln,da, Read, rcrto~n, DARN Jsbts
l. White. Corson. Phils.
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tVApvANrAGr OF EARLY TRAIN
ING. The following dialogue is repor-
ted to have taken place at the Queens
County As,ize. between a medical wit
mesa and a barrister;
Mr.. Hayes the barris,er): "If a
person, lying on wet straw, were dc
prved Of all the comforts or ncce,sa.
fies Of life, would it not hasten deathl'
Dr. Edge "Tha, would greatly de-
pend upen whe,har he had been accus-
toned to them"
Mr.. Hayes: DO you mean to tell
US that il person lived ina horse-pond
it would no, be injurious TO him 7"
d.. Edge: 81 think, not If he had
lived sixty or seventy years in It,"
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ere have died Of wounds received 10 the
military service Of the United Sta,es." sp-
Provsd July twenty .oos. eighteen hundred
sod for'y-eiRh,, extended BY the sc' Of
February twenty-five, sieh,eeo hundred
and tor'y-nins, shall BE- construed 10 em-
brace the widows aud orphans Of all per-
suns designated therein. Who died While
in aelnal service in the late VA, with Mex
leo, or IN going to aud re,urnicg from the
same and also 10 the widows and orphans
VI all such persons a., having been honor
ally discharged, or having retired, shall
have died sher The passage Of said last
mentioned act. or who may hereafter die,
of \, ounds r,csivsi or from disease con-
macted while in said service PROVIDED,
That the army rolls showing the death of
any Of said Persons IN the army shall be
sufIicien, evidence to establish ,ha, fact.
Approved September 90, 1850.
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(PuBL,c-No. 49.)
AN ACT to authorize tho appointment, Of
Indian Agents in California.
Be il enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. cfthe Uni
ted States Of America in Congress as
sembled, That the President be author
izei to appoint, with the advice and con.
sent Of the Seoa,e, not moro than three
agents for the Indian tribes within the
Stale Of California. Such ageo,s shall
perform the du,ies now prescribed by law
10 Indians, and shall receive an annual
compensation at three thousand dollars
each.
Approved September %, 1850.
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ADAM.

ORDINATION ArTHE UNITARIAN CkuRcH.
Rev. Samuel Larned, who 70 about to
cave for Mobile, Ala, TO preach for the
Unitarian Church a, the latter city, was or
dained on Sunday night, at Brooklyn N.
Y. Rev. Mr.. Bellows delivered the ser.
mon, and Rev. DR.. Farley gave the charge.
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Laws Of the United States.
BY AUTHORITY.

PUBLIC ACTS
Passed during tAs frst session Of the
TAirfy.fr'f C1sgrrss.
(PusL,c-No. 49,
AN ACT 10 enable the State sf Arkan-
sas and other S,a,es " reclaim ,he
"swamp lands'' within sheir limits.
Be il enacted " sAs Sssats and
House af Approximations eftAs United
States ef america in Congress as
ssmbled, ThM % enable the State Of
Arkansss ~ construct the necessary lev.
ees and drains 10 reclaim the swamp and
ososaswed lands therein, tho whole Of
those swamp and oveInowed lands, made
GAIA sAoreby Cor cu'sirasion, which shall
remain un old a. the passage Of this act,
shall be, and the ssme are hereby, granted
20 said State.
SEC. 2. And be il further enacted,
That Il shall be the duty Of the Secretary
Of the Interior, A. soon as may be practices
Die aher the passage Of this act, to make
ou, an accurate lie, and pla:s Of the lands
dest rb.d - aforesaid, and ,ransmi, the
same TO the Governor Of the State OF Ar
kansas /; and At the request Of said Gov
ern0r cause patent 10 be issued to the
State therefor and on that patent the fee
simple 10 said lands shall vest In the said
State oi Arkansas subjec, TO the disposal
Of the Legislature thereof Provided, ho,o-
eyer, That the proceeds Of said lands,
whether from sale or by direct appropria-
lion 10 kind, shall be applied, exclusively,
- far a. necessary, To the purpose Of re-
claiming said lands by means Of tho le'ees
and drains Aforesaid.
SEC. 3. And be IL further enacted,
That in making out a list, and pla,s Of the
Il d aforesaid, al legal subdivisions, the
greater part Of which is " we. aud un6.
for cultivation" shall be included in said
list and pla's bu, when the greater part
Of Q subdivision 10 not Of that character,
the whole ofn shall he excluded ,herefrom.
SEC. I. And be it further enacted,
That ,he provisions Of this act be extended
90. aud their benefits be conferred upon,
each Of the other States Of the Union in
which such swamp and ov'rho" ed lands,
kno "a and desigI a,ed As aforesaid, may be
situated.
Howell COBB,
Speaker Of the House Of Rep
ressntatives.
WILLIAM II. KING,
President Of tie Senate pro tempore.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
Approved september %, 1850.
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Clcrks oahee, Cour, OfPr,'ba,e. Ns~.hore-

Clrks Oficc, Cour, of Probate, Ns~shorc-
ham September I0h, lS50' s
ALI, persons Interested in the Dsnipu,nn 81
n noaey. due the several hsHs Of CslKtf
SANI,S late Of Newshoreham deees-ed, AID cleo
10 settle tho finsl account ofN. q Sapds. Esecu-
,or on said Estate, and likewise IN spps'~, a
Guardian the propctpes both real and personsl
of,hc minor childrea sa George A Stanton ei
Westerly X. Z. are hereby w,i6.d 20 attend
Court oiProba,e TO he held s,ahe house of N,G.
Sands, on the 5sh day of OeStsr nes,, At ons .
,eoek r. VI. ard be heard shsssosy Wi,nets.
= ere y = vrcNnhx, Teas Ch
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CMes,u. Toomb. and Stephens ad-
dressed a meeting ,hs, was held in Rich
mond, Ga, on the 7ih inst. Roth pro-
Gained their hostility 10 disun'on, seceA
sion or resistance to tho general govern.
mcn', which ,en,imsn, was responded to BY
the audience 10 hearty applssse.
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(PvpLio--No. 10y

JOINT RESOLUTION explanatory Of Ger.
tain scis therein usniioosd.
Rs, ,hsdby Dk ssrs's aud House Of Rep.
r~ssfoars ef1s UnieS Safes Of Amries
n Cosgy~s oSrMd, Ths, tho provis-
ioos Of the sce I'd section Of The act snii,-
lsj An &c, granting bslfpsy ,o sidsss
or o'Fhsso Sh..e tl.e.r hu,tss!s sss aih-
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R j B B {. R s .

Every description Of I.a.lirs' 6sn,sncn's and
ChiLir,ns' Rubbcrs, may be bad b. the dozen Or
single pair at the lowest Factory prices
Al he asks Of yvS' is to call AMI eSap.rr hlS
vsnds at thc--
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e3-The Boston Times says ,ha, Rrvcrdy
Johnson is the creates, President the Unl-
led States ever hrd. We we're aware that
..ir. Johnson was Attorney General under
Gen. Taylor, bu, wo were not aware ,ha,
he was ever President Of the United States.
The editor Of the Times must have written
while asleep, and during a pleasant dream.
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HoSrspALE. Oct. li,h.

HoNEspALE. Oct. llth.
Fuller, Wing, is probably elected to
Congress by 65 majority. according to late
accounts from Carbondale. Luzsrne Coun-
ty has elected Wing Representative aud
Sheriff.
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uGsores Tyler Biee'o~. Of Boston.
has been nominated Tor Congress, in the
place Of My. Eliot, as:!isss
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CHEAP CASH
BOOT AND SHOE
STORE.

No. t13 Thancs street, ceaner OF Nnttsqu're
NEW FcnPl
Sept 70, H.
n. II. The -rbscribcr is u inssnt et sstth
IN his shoe store. frssa ~ 10 ~ years OLD Onc
Who viii devote bis whole attention 90 thh su,i.
meas, who ,s honest and Intelligent, woahi give
satisfaction, HtO. D.. NptSAhNs
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lie to- Ofl.f stsnort St'cc.
~, Il. LANGLEY x BENNETT
REMOVAL.

~ q. 4. HAZARD, wOssi respectfully inSrn
". his iricnds ;sd thr public. that he has
moved hts Stock of Drugs, st~@sines, &c tp
Stoxe No. l37--nr>t NorffoE the Post Ofic, -
where he will kcrp c,,pst,.,h supplied With fr,sh
ans, general ass,. tpen, ~ bragg, M,d,,,n,s, d.,
.smt,, I.yf.1.ry Gsd faaoy Goods, nj reasons-
lie psrcS,
Pv.caL,r a,,en,sn paid ~ its sicisns' Pre-
scr,ptions.
Mp.iicme sen, 10 any par, of tie ~~n, waAcu,
eAtrIrlarse.
Mf u. icc;;ne cra,rfal fT past svors. rmrp.
his si,eers, ;hso,ks 60 his friends and cussomers.
and hules by chs a,b'ssion h. business, ss-i sa-
,leoyoring ssfye tsen and the pubic si,hisily.
to msst With oeuis,nrd share Of pu'rsseRr.
A eonsiantt supply Of ths Ioss spprsrvdl sol
iablishncn.
Medicine Chest, es Ships anil Fsmihss. pua
,rp With n-stncss and des,a,oh. svS
NTEW GOODS, Just ,ereiyed h,ss New York.
" n ixuu.id oi ,irnb Beaver Ciosh, sup~r
twiled ll,ck Rr.sd hyh, blWs Do~,kins, Sst,-
a-t,. s.. Also. plaid slLwesI Shswls NV s,y,-l
Co,,trrty,ise.. Calico. h~.~n Sheet,rgs, bisssk-
ed Shs,,n.,r. el,,ned Caubr,e, I.,sn. RUSSIA D,s
pet, hp,eo CanlWick HssIksrrhssfs. Ned sod
While Png-c, d., sc.
Tn. sh,ve gyoJs will ,e s,h ssysm>,y s~ "
called for sen a, the Aminn Ssme. Ms Thspes
Street tAus27l SAM 4. PARKER
DUsHroN CIARkE. a COS G.nvlr.
II ~ Medicinal Cod hjvr "a. sspresssd ffo,s
fresh liver. arl pc fciy pure. tbs sr'clrs Stand:
II dese, ved,y high~r IN the eefip iso' ~ Ned'cs'
II . EN- than any oihcf eyer o6srsd so shs pse''e,
II A Apothecs'ee H,n ~
Y Awr FH HhI'"oe
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$50 nloy,as lntrlliornre. E1
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Oct. 10.
Sehr, Democrat, Partridge, Bangor; J. =.
Cclling, Read, River. Charleston.
Sioop Senator, Phillips. Troy. Dighton.
FRIDAY, October n.
Sehr c. ". Hale, Giky, 9any7r; Ya,,e
pr;zh,rtn, Ntv P,iH,.i
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NEW STOCK OF
O'OTS AND S-II q E,S.

EENJANitN MARSH, ITO Thames sitert, lns
- pst "pcSed n vrry large assor,lne's es Spring
anil Sumncr goo.ts. consisting oS la,ssrs New
Ysk Gaiirr Boots, Ia.ies' Frsnpi, Ssa,cr,. ran-
ufmtuvd hs Fate in PMis Also a srncral aysor,-
,ncm of Notecco, kid 1scs and Slippers aevs,y
quality ana ppir--
Gcn,kurn's boot, Of an descriptions. sowe ~
low AS S,,a Gooi Srticir Car summer. Misses
youths and shidrr,'s, Of AL the desirable style.
ior Election. Also quantity of chiLiren's shors
little shop-worn, at 23 cent, per pal, ,-s' that
none need fail OF leing suited either in paice OF
quality.
Grateful to ,lsc p,a4;s fer the liberal patronage
which this wcll-k,nwn establishment has so hrv
recrivc,, they may lie assured that no effort will
ge wantine 10 accommodate all who " ish to puv-
chs,sc; here they see AZ good assortment ss
can t,r found in the town State Tor cash ap-
proved credit. April ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-17
TO HOUS T. n T. T. y T. Il ".
LANGLEY &. BENNETT

Would ruoss respectable request those who Ns
about puush,siEs furniture Of aay descriptions ~
call AT ,lrir Ware Rooms, No. 10, Franklin a..
and examine their s,ock and prices. Om re~nt
assortment consists ii French Sofas, Diyans, !st-
toma,s, tenere AMI Psr fables. Also, Trpo, por
Vase TablcaA Wha,Eo,., Mublc top, do; Busec,h.
ofMshosany ami RA,sA Walnut, frcneh Brds,eads.
Cotagr, do, spring Ma, Mahogsn, Chairs, large
Ar.. No.. Mahogany Rocking. DO, ~c~ Hyk.--
Alsn, very s,tee ho'-i s'spfoon AMI lpw priced
Fmni,us Gon the trsi psrpfasiorirs, such ss
Bureaus, Bs,!scads Cane and Wood seat Chars,
Wouicn Mare and kirhen Furnishing Goods ot
all ki'l.A n.-cssaty for those about commencing
housekeeping. sAns iorsv; the place. No. tO
Franklin strsct,
NIB I:rady rMlds Conins cons,sn,ty on han,i ;.
or made toord.r q, short ~s,,cc.
iuJy ~, II. LANGLEY BENNETT