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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02
DIED.

In this town. on Wedn, s,ay evening, after
short illness, ilrs. Fanny Collins, widow Of the
hate John Collins, ESP, aged II.
In this town. on Thursday morning, Ann, wi
dow of the late Joseph Sandlord, i'll th" I1th year
of her age.
In this town. on Saturday morning, Mrs. Sarah
w. wife Of Isaac Could Esri., and daughter OF
the hate Nathan IIammctt, Esq, aged 81 years.
In all the relations of life she was respected aud
beloved; rs wife, mother, sister and friend, she
j. sincerely momncd. Her last sickness was
short and the close , { her life was tranquil, with
out even the disturbances Of acute pain which 80
commonly agouizc hc closing scene. Having
discharged lie's obligations on earth, those VINO
mourn her loss are chccrcd by the reflection that
she passed from a world which is full Of sorrow,
TO one which is rcplctc with scrcncst happiness,
there Ia reap the promised reward OF "A wcll-spcnl
life.
In thi, town, on Saturday morning, David q.
Anthony, aged about 50.
In this town, ON Monday evening. after short
illness, Ms. Elizabeth AlmN, wife of Mr.. Holder
Ahny, aged ~ years. ltis only few days ago
that We announced tn" death "l her SISTER MIS- 'o'-
lis.
IN South Boston, 2j,h int. of consumption,
Thaddrus. only child olThnddcus, T. and Spphro-
mia Bartlett aged years | months.
la pawtwkrt 22l inst, Mrs. Hannah, wife OF
Dca Daniel Dmham, in the 69th year ut her
age.
II Pawtuckct, 2Oth, Mr. Sammc I'rstow, in the
6!th year OF his aye
At RoNbury, 22l inst, Frederick Lane, infant
SON OF Lyman Locke, OF H.
At East Cambridge, 23d. inst, Mrs Hannah
Lambert. formcly of Birmingham, England, aged
80 years months.
At Ro>bury, 10Th inst, Mr.. stephen e. Ncn-
mston of Machiasport, Me, aged 30.
At North Scituntc, lih inst, Deborah Arnold
of Smi,hGcd, "A worthy member OF the Society
of Friends, aged 81.
In New York, oh Tuesday 23i inst, Thomas
| = Slocum, IN hn 1Gthyrar, formerly o tins town
| His remains were takcG for incimcnt, on Thurs
! ,av afternoon, To GREENWOOD Cemetery, Long Is
! land.
At Washington, 2lst inst, Captain Charles
! Ward, formerly of the iuuth regiment ol artillery
. l.. :. A.. and late of the Pcason office.
II In Bristol, 23d inst, Mr.. David Bullock, agc'
i 80 years.
\ In East Greenwich, 18th inst, Anthony Spencer
"A rcvoluti ,nary pcnsioncr, aged 81.
\ In Tivcrton 2Ist ist., Addison i'cnnci, AN IN
\ tcrcsting son of Mr. Nelson and Mrs. koby Am
I Cook, aged years, months aud i6days.
Il In Providence 20lh inst, Gushing Olney, s"I
l of James G. and Mary f.. Brown, aged months
L and II days.
In Thompson, Ct, 2lst inst, Simon Davis
aged 90 years.
Ia Bristol, 23d inst, Mr.. David Bullock, aye,
I 80 wears. 2ith inst, Mrs. Charlotte Tanner, col
orcd, aged 81 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02
NEW BEprORD OIL MARKET.
JFor the week ending April 22,l


SprRu.-The market for Sperm remains as
before noticed, with fair demand, and illi prices
for the season, although the transactions oi 'he
week have been at a slight decline from the rates
c,r,,nt for n few weeks past. We notice sales OF
l,o hbls at li6 cts, 210 bbls AT ll6 IL cts, 300
Ibis at III cts, 300 bbls at III cts per gallon,
and 33O on private terms. sale ol cargo oi
soo Ibls uos made in Holmes Hole at ilb els
S,nck in first hands in this market 900 bhls'
WuALE.-Thc market, with very good de'
m,nd has become tllcd, and is steady at the
rates current for some time past. he uan'ac-
tons of the week cmhacc about ll.ooo ho's ai
price. ranging from ~ 80 :" 40 s,j M a, to "y y;
The sales include parcels OF 1000 hh's !o''ahTc OF
a caruol NV Coast, at ~ 81 cts: 263o l,eS DO
a, SO Ct. (, 2lO0 bbls do at 43 ~ c's loV1 hbls
4, at a cts. 275 bids NJ - ~, and lOo lbls at
,j cts. Stock in first hands m this maN''' o'-
500 bbls.
Wu,LrBoNE--Contluuc inrcquesi, and sales
hnye been made II % 900 ID Polar At 81 cts; H.
900 do on private terms 5000 'h NV ,o",' on
2oIi cts u, 900 do at 80 cts. aud 5000 do ~
priyptp terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02

Y,rMr. Webster arrived at the Revere
House, in Boston, Monday afternoon an
immense concourse assembled on the occa-
sion. He Mas welcomed home by Is MA
min II. Curtis, Esq, in an eloquent speech
which was responded To by Mr. Webster in
aporopria,e terms. lie spoke about 20
minutes.
As he entered the hotel, the band on
the balcony, played on inspiri'ing air. Mr..
Webster afterwards appeared at the win
dow of IN upper apartment, and was again
greeted by the crowd, to whom he bowed
his gratitude.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02
A COUNTRY SEAT ON RHODE ISLAND
FOR SALE.

The well known residence Of the late George
Irish, Esq, containing 81 acres, with barn and
other buildings, situated one and half miles from
the compact part of Newport, on the road 10 Pro-
violence and Boston. There is an orchard Of
l-2 Acres Of the choicest fruit trees ia good order
The Farm is well fenced with stone wall, has II
brook running through it. The situation l. one OF
the best on The Island, on high ground, and the
Ocean aud Bay can be- seen from the lower whl-
dows. There j. sufficient front on the road Ia
accommodate three houses, aud have suiiircnt
room for each. Il will be sold ia such portions
purchasers may wish.
ALSO,
The Farm east of the above now occupied by
J. J. Smith containing iO3 Acres, well walled,
with "A good House, out buildings, and Il young
Orchard in bearing condition, nd well waic.cd,
aud in every way "A desirable situation. For tcrns
apply Ia either of the subscribers who have plan
Of the Enu.
GE0HGE GE0RGE adWr1 i nAlkEf' E>ccr's.
AplIT I'm
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DA ME, I,L ~ { o.,
BOSTON.
RE MO ' \ !. ,

WE woild respectfully inform our Customers
w and the Public, that We have removed hom
nrr old stand. to No. 2i9 9WAsHINGroN STREET,
fbrtwrcn TIC Marlboro Hotel and Winter ST.
Having now one of the Largest Stores IN The
civ. We shall be- enabled to show more cNcn-
siyc stock of RICH SII.kS, Long 4 SQUARE
SlIAWI.S. and DRESS GOODS, than W. have
ever before offered. We have now received a
large mart Of our Spriag anil NuWHT 6"dS, but
.h,u continue 10 receive New Goods rpon the
arrival of every French and English steamer
throughout the season.
We shall continue 10 keep every article "aW'd
,n C,milics -.I.incns, Quilts, Blankets, 'ottons,
Ehncls 49, IlOUsEkELrtNG ARTlCLhs'--- ah'
Mourning Goods.
A. we Import part Of orw stock and are always
| ready Ia take advantage Of the New l"rh Auc-
tions when Good, are sacrificed, We ircl SURE ih''
we cin always offer our Goods 1t o. low iriocs
A. can Lc obtained oisowitt, UNutR ANf 'iR-
/ CrNsrANCIs. - "a N,
/ THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM viii still be
strictly adhered to, rs many years cNpcrirncc sat
/ .Gcs Us that it is tie iaircst, and therefore 'h.
most satisfactory to purchasers.
n We hope, by constant personal attention 70 '"'
\ business tp merit the patronage We have 80 loh9
+, received 1T our bld stand.
DANIEL & CO,
Importers, Joblcr- and Retailers
No 2i9 W.sHiSGtos SrprLr, bosro'
! Mato 3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
"Wednesday, April ~, 1850.

At market, AIS Cattle, about 3ls BeeVes, ana
100 Stores, consisting oi WORKING ONcn' ro"S
and Calves, Yearling, Two Years Old aud Three
Years Old.
Prices-Ma,kct Becf-Extra &c 81 per cwt;
lst quality 26 90; second do. So 80; third do
IS 90; ordinary, Ss3 75al 80. Veal Calves 93a
6 Hides - 50 per 100 lbs Talo'y 70 30.
Stores-Working Oxen $67, 10, 80, lOOai2o'
Cows and Calvcs-S23, 2s, 3Oa33
Ycarnos-none. Two years old, no sales
Three years old, Sl7, 23a2S.
s:hoon and Lambs-9I6 at market. Prices
Extra I3 80. 5, 6a7. BY lot-S2, 37a2 70.
Swine-Rctail l-2a6c.
KrM,RKs.-Thc market is active, but not
,u;,o os brisk as it was the last two weeks prevI-
m'o ans, Thc quality not as it was last week
"a cars came over the Fitchburg Railroad, ana
u over the Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded
with Cattle, Swine, Horses, Sheep and foultfy'
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FOREIGN OIL MARKET.

LnspoS, Ap il 5.--[From Barring Brothers
Circular l-Oils.- .-Sal,s of Sperm to some extent
=, cs2. and markc, irmcr. Common Fish with
out change. a., :.
,,nip,ll, GIGS y rlGO lur both so,'s
L,vrapoot, April 6.-Oils-A mod rate ou.,
,ess done IN scal at rather low raict' 20 tons COO
soLl At l32 H. t33 90 tons An'nr'n VIVA"
a. n
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, April 25.

THURSDAY, April %.
Al market during the week, 5i5 Beef Cattle,
30 pairs Working Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves,
1900 Sheep, and 400 Swine.
Beef atte-Priccs-Extra So 50; first q,H-
y SO 90; second quality So rs; third quality
81 75a5.
Working Oxcn--$70, 50, 90, lI0aI20.
Cows and CAlvcs-Sl9, %, %, u, 81, 35aiO.
Sheep--Priccs-$s2 90, 3 90, O0a5 30.
Swinc-priccs--i .2a5 lie. Retail 5a6c.
RemUks.-Markot brisk; some very extra Bee
Cattle; although there is large number of Swine
AT market, prices have advanced from l-3 To &c.
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THE BOSTON EMPORIUM
StiAWLS ND SILK GOODS!
JEW EFT q PR ES COTT,
No. . MN Srtd,

=
JIlNT received tor the Spring trade N 1880,
| truly magnificent assortment OF SnawLs,
SILK Goops, Sc, which is submitted to tlic pub
lie lor approval.
CASiMrRE Lose and squat SHhwLs-
PIAIN ENBRoIpr u and DANAsk FIGuREs
CRArE SHAwLs - BAY STAT IoNG and
SQrARI SuhwLs---BLACK SIM SnAwLS,---
or To- sum up the catalogue, prV h0d ot Mduis,
Rich anl Elegant, ,---t tommon ard Substantial,
Low Priced ard Expensive.
Black and Fancy Colorcd silks Tor Dresses, ~
the same unlimited variety of Styles and Vmli,cs
C,mclcun Satin de- Chimes and French Sh'ins'
Canton aud India silks and Hhawls.
Game and Cashmere Nautlcs aud Scaris.
French sacks, Nisitcs and Mantillas, IN true
Pair styles. and Rich ~ks :. suitable widths ior
al those ar,rlcA ,,.,
Manning shawl. an sin Coed. Of all kinds.
Also, hnc Bombn,incs aud Alpaccas. Nv ide
sin Nclyct- ior Nisitcs and Shaws.
Each steamer and Packet from Liverpool OF
. Uayrc adj something new to owr assortment,
Lcopinr il ever fresh and attractive. hll fwcha.
sc,s. (,H,1pdine me Lqd,es ~ massc,) are ASSURED
of our intention ~ present at all tncs the Best
tioods--.tie Largest Variety land at uniform 10"
/ Prices. "
II JEwETT PRESCOTT,
/ No. 2 MIX stRIET,
4 f., step, from washmsi'n It. Boston
o. 40 tsttn
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W. Iit thiiR'S.
AMERICAN, ,FRESCH ASD IloMGoPArHIc
PREPARED COCOA, BRO
MA COCOA PASTE. &c.

MA, COCOA PASTE, &c.
'I'O Merchants aud Consumers, who would Tur-
/ chase the best products of CocoA---iree from
alultcration---morc nutritious and healthul than
tea or coilce---and in quality unsurpissed---tha
subscriber recommends the above articles manu-
f,cturcd by himself His BRoMA and Cocoa
PASTE as dchcatc -palatnbe---and salutaiy
drinks for nyalids conyalcscents, childlen, tiaN
ccrs, and others, are pronounced by the most
Eminent Physicians superior To any other prepar-
atons His manufactures are always on sale ~
any quantity bv the most respectable wholesale
groccrs in the Eastern cities; and by his Agents
at - South Market ST., andby L. q J. !. llawes,
Boston James VI. Bunce 8. Go. Hartford, CT
uusscy &. Murray, New York. Geo Waite, Al
hanv. smith g. Wood, Troy, \. Y. Grant d
stone, rhadclphn. Thos v Brundigc, Balti-
more. +. g. 4. II. Dodge, Georgetown, ID. c.
Nosc Brothers, \. Orleans. WIN. Bagaley d
Co., Piuahurg, Pa. John Kennel, Cincinnati, %.
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester. Mass,
March I.
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FOR SALE,

-.4.Sssa. At reduced priccs. large quaint
.sssS;ez: tit, Of Young Ounce Trees Silver
4ssYss Leaf Ash, of various sizes; White
20" Ash Peach plums Locusts
--@se-s- Grape Vines; Sweet Bricr; As
parapus Roofs Sc Also, "A few bushels of Pota-
toes ior seed, raised from the balls.
GEORGE W. CARR.
jamestown. 81 mo-. Ilth, 1850. mail
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WAsnlsoroS Sunday. ApIIl %.

wAsulScroS Sunday. Aprl %.
The Compromise Committee have agreed
upon scheme. and ins,rucle their Chair
man to prepare the bill, and report. NJ
Claw has retired TO Geo. Ca.ycit's Man
,ion. To Nn,c the report.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02

~ We are indebted TO the Hon. lhon'
as n. Benton for valuable Public Eocu-
Incnis.
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LANCASTER GINGIiAMS.

HAVING made arrangements with the Manu-
III fc,urcrS of Lancaster Glnghalns, to he sup
piled with all thrir Ncr Styles, soon as they
ae made, we shall have constantly on hand "A
PULL assortment. We have Just opened several
cases. and would call the attention Of the public To
them. When il is considered that they made
for DURABILITY, the coors WARRANTED PER
rECrLY FAST, and sold at so iow price, we be
hcyc it will he found that no article Of DIR + )
G 90 ID : is so cheap to the purchaser.
DANIEL & CO.,
No. 2io Washington Street, BosTo>.
Marg BIN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
DEPOT OF BRONZE POWDERS.

TlIE subscriber, Importer and Manufacture.
i keeps constantly ON hand, the largest assort-
mcnt of Musical instruments, OF every description,
in the United States. Also, Bronze Powder, Of
all colors and qualities, of the best German manu-
fac,urc Dutch Metal Florence Leaf Gold, and
Ulua-,narinc Blue, and which he will sell on rca-
-onabc lerms Storekccpers are requested to call
and examine his large assortment, before purchas-
inc elsewhere. EDWARD BAACK,
Nar2l 81 Fulton street, New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02
BosroN, Monday, April 2Jth. 1850.

BosroS, Monday, April 2jth. 1850.
The Post says that it is understood thai
the counsel for Professor Webster have Ia
ken ou, Wi, of error, upon the ground
that the order Of the Municipal Court for
certifying the Indictment up to the Suprem;
Court was no, fully set forth in the cerIili'
cate by the Clerk OF the Municipal Court
uPThc poet Wordsworth is lying dan
pcrously i'll, a, his residcute at Amb cs'do;
he is 80 years old.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02
HERALD OF THE TINES NEWPORT r. TIIURSD " MORNING. MAY

THE FOLLY OF FRIDE.-Ihe witty
and sarcastic Rev. SYDNEY SMITH, for
many years one of the contributors TO
the great Englsli reviews thus dis
courseth on the folly of pride in such
creature MS man:
"Aitcr all, take some quiet, sober
moment of life, and add ,ogcthe The
two ideas Of pride and of man. Be-
hol him, creature Of span high,
stalking through infinite space in all
the grandeur of litteness. Perched
on speck of the universe, every wind
of heaven strikes into his blood the
coldGess of death his soul floats from
his body like melody from the string
day and night, as the dust on the wheel,
he is rolod along the heavens through
n labyrinth of worlds, and all beneath
the creature Of God are flaming above
and beneath. Is this creature to
make himself crown Of glory ; to
deny his own flesh, to mock at his iel-
low, sprung from that dust to which
both will soon return? Does he not
suffer! Does he not die When he
reasons is he never stopped by Difficult.
ties ! When he acts is he Gever temp
ted by pleasure! When he lives IS he
free from pain ! When he dies can
he escape the common grave! q! Pride
is not the heritage of man; humility
should dwell with frailty, and atone for
ignorance, errcr, and impcrfection."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02

TIIT subscribers have been appointed by the
i Court of Probate of Newport, Administrators
on thr Estate .! ELIZABETH NJ. PhCkiiAM,
Ate VI Newport, single woman, deceased, intcs-
tate Al pc, sons having claims against said Es-
tatc will present them for settlement and all those
indebted are requested to make payment to
STANTON PECkHAM, Admr,.
JOHN T.. WEEDEN,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02
PEOPLES MUTU AL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
WORCESTER, MAS


'HlIIS Company commenced operations IN May,
i Isi1, and has rccei, we'd 50 liberal patronage,
that it has obtained permanent character for pr-
dent management, not surpassed by any Company
IN the Commonwealth, taking 70 great variety
of safe rishs
The Directors feel Justified in recommending
this institution 10 the favorable consideration OF
the public, pcdgiug themselves that every effort
shall be made on their part, 10 continue lts rios-
pcritv. aud furnish such security against loss by
fire, as shall remove all anxiety on the part Of
those insured.
They have an Agent for the State of Rhode L.
land, who is thoroughly acquainted with the plIn-
ciplcs of Insurance. They also employ General
Agent, whose duty it is to examine and inquire
into the nature Of the risks taken, and when there
is any defect in the building carcessncss on the
part Of the Insured, to report the same to the Board
oi Directors.
They effect Insurance on all kinds OF buildings,
except those of an extra hazardous chardctcr-
Also upon Neat Stock, ilay and Gram, House
hold Furniture, Provisions, Wearing Apparel, Ii
brarics and Merchandise generally, and also upon
ali 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 1--WE
years. .
Their Rates of Premium are established spon
basis sufficiently guarded To avoid all Assrsspnts
The Dividends have averaged 30 per cent on all
Policies that have cxpired N this Company, aud
it il believed that still larger dividends viii be
made in future. "
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'''''D. EnWARD MEMENMAY. Preslden,.

OLIVER iiARRISGToN, Secretary.
Once, No. 3 Brmlcy Hall, opposite the Amcii' an
Temperance House.
JOHN ADAMS, Sole Agent for the State of
Rhode Island is prepared to effect nurancc AT his
Offices, No. 81 WEsTMINSrER STRfiT, Provl-
dcncc, and NIrrD STATS llorEi, Newport
*.* Persons wishing To elect Insurance, are re-
spcctulIy requested To call and examine the basis
on which this Institution is based, and avail them
selves of It's benefits.
y. B.-Mr Adams will Ire al his Office IN New
port, Tacsdoy and " eiaod"y OF each week.
Mar2O d&v.m
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

'I'IE subscriber hereby gives public notice, that
/ lac has been appointed Administrator on the
T. state of MARY TUCKER. late of Portsmouth,
dee he therefore requests all persons having de-
mands against said Estate, TO present them Tor sell
tlcnrnt. and all persons Indebted, to make mmcdi-
ate payment, TO -.-,
JOHN MANCHESTER, Admir-.
Portsmouth, March u, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NER VOUS DEBILI1Y, DISEASE
or THE KIDNEYS,

UT TIE hTDNE =,
And all Diseases arising lroma disordered Liver
or Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles,
Fullness az Blood 10 the Head, Acidity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, Ilcart-bmn, Disgust for Food,
Fulmrss, ar weight in the Stomach, Sour Er'wia-
lious, Sinking or fluicIing at the pit Of the Sto-
mach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Din.
cub Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking
or sullocating sensations when in hing posture,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight,
Fever aud dali pain in the Head, Deficiency OF
Precipitation. Yellowncss Of the skin and Eyes,
Pain ii the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., sud
den flushc, of Heat, Burning IN the Flesh, Con-
stant Imagining. Of Evil, and great depression OF
Spirits can be- clcctnLlN cured by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02
COUGHS, COLDS AND

snpcriur 70 ANY other preparation isch' hno'h--
o., 81 can with confidence recommend IT.
Aoother---"J has been used with complete success
,,,l am satisfied that IL Is a valuable medicine
Apothrr. ---.' II is a safe, convenient, and very
c0ir,r;,rs medicine. " Another--- Ii has
ro,cr. To- my knowledge, disappointed the
reasonable expectations of those who have used it
kp,ihrr-.-"it is equal if not superior to any 9th
or mcdir,,r within my knowledge"
LNirect from a letter dated Dayton, H., April
n 1910 was first introduced into my
cnuil, bya celebrated Physician, some ten years
ac,. and su,h was the benefit my wife derived
C.u.i il that vc have not been without il in our
h,,.. si,ce have also recommended II To at
L,ost 6ny different persons since, for Affections OF
tho Iu,os and de- not know OF u .inglc case IN
. ,,bicb !, did not give immediate relief, and some
,ycyc cured after bcing given mp by thcir fh,si-
clans
Drvare of Cour,criiis and limitations, such
. q. C,,,c,'s Compuund Pulmonary Balsan, Amer
,c,, Pulmonary Buham, and others, IN pat bca'-
inc tl.r rnmr Enquire for the articl,s b, i,s
whole name. the
"yEGETApI.E PULMONARY BALsAM i"
and see that it hes the written signature oi VIM.
Cutler upon a yellow Ehcl, on the blue wrappers.
Each bortlc aud seal Is stamped Vegetable Pui-
n,nary Bals1m. ANN, ,., -.
,,I AlnLcs,i. Dealers ~ Medicines, Paints,
,,o,;r,ls aud D,c stuiis. 33 India stree, 'oston,
aoI sold h, Druprisis, Aroihccarics, and Counu '
. Merchant. generally. For particulars md ic-
,,nmoudations see . Pamphlet accompanying
each battle Price 10 cruts. For sale IN New.
port by Z. u Y. HAZARD "h"
h. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02

CIR JANE MURRAN'S HI ~ CAM
> PHOR, R,----This preparation vai'h has .nfn'h
a icserycdy high reputation both IN Eurore ard
Amcric,, ~ a preventive and cure ior the ss'",o
Cholera aud It, prcmonitory spmrtoms' NAV 70
had Of a fresh importation at
n v IfAZARnS,
s.ga of'h, Nsrar
/. J,,,ia " ifhir.ter squF
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Isaiah, chaptps
7. How beautiful up
on the mountains are
the feet Of him that
bringeth good tidings,
that publisheth peace;
that bringcth good It'd
ings of good, that pub
lisheth salvation; that
saith unto Zion, thy
God reigneth !
8. Thy watchmcn
shall lift up the voice;
with the voice together
shall they sing; for they
shall sec eye to eye when
the Lord shall bring a
gain Zion. ,
3. lie is despiscd and
rejected of men; "A man
of sorrows, and acquain-
ted with grief; and Ne
hid rs il were our faces
from him; he was dcs-
pissed, and we esteemed
him not.
). But he was wound
cd for our transgress-
ions; he ww bruised
for our iniquities; tho
chastisemcnt Of our
peace was upon hun,
and with his stripes we
arc healed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02

3. The voice Of thy
guards raiscth "a sound
of praise in unison; for
surely they shall be eye
witnesses when the Lord
shall rcinstatc Zion.
3. lie is dospiscd and
withholdcn from men;
a man nf sorrows, aud
has experienced grief;
and appears as II were
~ hdc ms t~e from ns;
dcspised, and we did
not notice him.
). But he has been
disrcgardcd, such were
our transgressions; he
was depressed, such
were our inllnitles; our
praceable instructions
were his means, and IN
his association we re-
ccivr salvation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02

4 r. ,,,r. from w4shiosan q. sHSTcH t,,ls
Nag ii3n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02

I, How wished for
are the feet that bring
eth tidings over the
mountains, proclaiming
peace aud good lidings /;
that publish salvation,
saying unto Zion, thy
God reigncth +!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-02

9. Fools make mock
at sin; but among the
righteous there is favor.