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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
FISKE MEDICAL
PRIZE QUESTIONS!

A i the annual meeting oi the Rhode Island
"A Medical Society, held in Providence June rs,
1850, the Trustees OF the Fiske Fund for the year
IS49.5O, viz. ;. Augustus Arnold, NJ. D., Geo.
Caprou, NJ. d., and Hiram Allen, NJ. d., an-
nounccd that the prize of fifty dollars, offered IN
lSl9 for the best dessei tation on "Ihe history OF
medical deluVons the present aud ot former times,
had been awarde to WuRTHINGroH HOOKER,
NJ d., Of Norwich, Conn.
On Nc second subject, Cholera, no award was
made.
The following subjects were propo ed for 1850
81, viz
/. Homnop1,hy, SO called; as history and r.fua.
ton
2. Displacement of The Uterus; h,u history,
causes, Constitutional effects, general and local treat
msrt
1t is desirable to have the papers on the form
er subject written in popular style, the successful
one being intended for general circulation; those
on the latter should Of course assume 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 Fyty DoLiarsj the reward
to be announced at the annual meeting Of the X.
| Medical Society, to be held al Providence the
last "Wednesday in June, A. ID. 1854, or through
the columns Of the Providence Journal and New
port Herald of the Times, as soon thereafter as
practicable.
! Every competitor for premium is expected to
conform TO the following regulations, viz:
lst. To forward to one Of the Trustees, on or
before May !, A. ID. 1851 free Of all expen'es, a
copy of his dissertation with motto written there
upon, and also accompanying it sealed letter
having the same motto inscribed upon the outside
and ks name and place Of residence within
/ Both dissertation and letter must be written in a
clear and cglble manner.
Il 2d Neither name or mar shall be put upon
II the dissertation or any accompanying paper (sav,
\ in the manner above designaed,) whereby the
/ author viii benown.
II 3D.. Previously to receiving the preminm a
wardcd, the author Of the successful Dissertation
y must transfer To the Trustees all his right title ant
interest in and to the same, ior the benefit OF the
/ Fiske Fund,
I The letters accompanying the unsuccessful dis
sertations will be destroyed by the Trustees un-
docned and the dissertations may be procured by
thcir respective authors from the individual e
whom they were directed, II fapplioation be mad
therefore within three months from the Society Z
annual meeting, but sll such ss remain uncale.
for after the expiration Of the time here spec he'd
will be disposed Of in such manner as he Irus
tees may deem most advisable.
i GEORGE. CAPRON, Nj D., Prov, Trustee
II HIRAM ALLEN, NJ. ID. Cumberland, TOR
Il WM. A. SHAW, VI. d. WEXFORD, ls5O-5l
I THOMAS II. WLBB, Secretary.
i II m Jre convenient, dissertations may be cent I
III, Secretary, addressed, THOMAS WEBB,
See'ry TO the Fiske Fund Trustee, Boston Mast
julyl3. 81.
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- tllarins 1ntrlllacntr. Ia.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, July -,
Brig Robert NJ Charlton, GiIkcy, Savannah,
Piston;
Schr Eldad, Crammcr, Bos', pha; Franklin,
Nickcrson, Bost, \. York; Hamlet, Sherman,
Prov, Pnia; Gcngianna, King, Cultehunk, n.
Y: Mctamora, King, do, do; sip Rcnzi, Dwiec i,
y. Y; VIM. Penn, Wmslow, New Bedford; Res
olution. Holloway Wcklord; yach, Bride, Capt.
Barnes, New Haven, with a pleasure arty.
THURSDAY, July 25.
Brig Ellen Hayden, Smith, Norfolk.
Sloop Rocky Brook, Sheldon, : Kingston;
Resolution, llullov;r,, y Kingston; Benz Frank
ton, ilallct, Prov, do; Eliza, EIlswo tb, Dighton
Southport.
FRIDAY, July 2G,
Schr Hector, Kimlle, RonJout, Prov; Eliza
brth Waite, krnncbrc, Dighton; Er.na, Wing,
Kingston, Nantucket; Carer, G,mnold, Ihil,
Fall River; Gcn' knox, Scrgent, Bangor, Prov
Joseph Baker, Aroy, do, do; sip Navigator,
CHASE, = River; Robinson, Norris, Taunton;
4 VI l. GiUoId, Prov, Wc-pou;
TUESDAY, July 80.
Schrs Fahi,, GaIl, + River, North Riycr; SUI
pcrb, Roath d. y London; Cinderella, Eldredge
dorc, Tcr, + River, do
MEMORANDA.
Spoken March 22d Lat 81 Long iJ6 ship Ma
chwic, Potter, 10 days from Sidney, ; W for
Bh"riuC Straits 90 Bible SPIN Oil.
At Pmtlad 22l Schr Cinderella fthis port, I'm
II fishing cruise, with 75 lLte.
Brig Dudcy, Of Boston, left Mobile Bar on the
9th, in compiny with brig Gen. Marion, both
bound to Providence. The Dudley now lies at
anchor of Goat Island lght.
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MARRIED.

Ia this town, on the 26th inst, by Rev. Charles
T. / rocks Col. James w. Breedlove Of New Or
leans,to Elizabeth Gill, daughter ofGeo w. Fen
ton, ESQ. If Nyack, Ny
Iu Brookand, Greene Co. Ala, l0th inst,
Chas d. Dickey, ofMobic, and Mary, daughter
of DR.. J. r. Witherspo,n.
On board brig Colorado, on her passage from
Boston to California, Feb. 27, by Captain Baker,
Mr. Henry Crush, of Roxbury, and Mis-, Mary J
Stinchfed, Of Boston.
In this town, on Sunday evening, by the Rev.
Charles #. Brooks, Mr.. Frederick Finkens,aedt
and Miss Margaret Wiskemann, both Of Germany.
In Pawtucket, 22d inst, Mr.. Edward c. Som
erset, Of Pleasant Mills, N. ", and Miss Orpha
J. Dow, of Leicester,Nt.
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PROFESSOR \. {. BARhN
OR INDICATED COM


POUND,
INFh L1BLE for renewing, invisorat!ng, ana
/ beautifyinp the Hair, removing Scuri, Dand-
ruff, and all affections Of the Scalp, ana curing
E,uutiops on the skin, Diseases ui the GLANDS,
Muscles, and Intcgumcnts, aud relieving St'ngs,
Cuts, Bruises, Sprans, &c, &c. W IN ihis pre-
marathon " there IL no such word as tan. Inc
first Journals in America, medical mcn OF the h'gh-
est cmincncc prominent citizens oi all professions,
aud ladies Who have used II for years IN thclr
dressing rooms and nurseries, admit with ono ac-
cord that Tor impartlng vigor, gloss, 'nNul lah'r'
and curl to the hair, cradcailng scuri ana dahh-
mn, healing wounds, caring con,uslonS, spians'
Aings Sc, and relieving diseases o the shlh' 'nc
Glands, and the nusclc-, 1t has no equal among ''
multitude o( compounds advertised ~ the pnp1'
prints, or used IL private practice. ih chcarncss
a. well ~ efficacy, BaIrN's TIicophrruus " MN
vailed The immense cash saoS al the article,
have enabled the inventor To supply y ~ i'tnil al
twenty five cents per bottle, Which " from ms To
one hundred pcr cont less than the pric' oi any
other preparation now IN NC. Inc scl,h'uc
treatise on the hair and skin (cmfr"ing Valu.l c
directions Tor The culture and prcscrN alton ~ Nh-
turc's choicest ornamcnt,) IN when ea'h oo'ue ~
enclosed, is alone worth the money
The afinit, between the mewb,a anct "hich con-
,tituie The skin AMI the hair which draws Ne eus
tenancc from this triple envelope. u very Close
All diseases OF the hair originate an The skln oi INC
head. II the pores Of the scalp aie d"Ssca'o ot
the hlo1 and other 1uds do MT circslne freely
through the small vessels which feel tho 'oots
with moisture and iinpar, life to the fibre. the re-
sult l. seud, dandrnF, shedding Of the haW,sray,,
mss, dryncss, and h,rshness Of the hs'meni and
\ entire badness ~ the Gaze may W.. stimulate
the skintp aealthfh action ith the lricorhcroust
and the torpid vesses, recovering thor aen'h!
will snnihih,c the disease. w. all affections o
,he ,kin ana of the suhs,rs,s of nttlcs and intog
r-ren,s, ,hc r-c-..t ard ,hc sFce' 'rt 'hs fano -
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PROVIDENCE AND NEWPORT.
VIA BRISTOL AND FALL RIyl

u~vr The nc'7 aud splendid Steamer
Iz-E CANoNlCUS, Capt Childs, will
commence her regular uips between
ProvidenccRud Newport, on THURSDAY, lunc l3lh
touching :t Bristol, Bristol Ferry, and Fab River
each way--lcayr Providence every day, ISmday
excepted At IL O'Clock, 4. NJ, and Fall Riy-
cr at 81 O'Clock, A. W., on the arrival of the
morning train from Boston, 10 arrive at Newport
about nc \. ". Returning will leave Newport at
2l-l O'Clock, i. NJ, To- connect with The 3 3 I
o'clpck trainm Fall River tor Boston, leave Fall
River at I III +. W.. touching at Bristol Ferry
aud Bristol, arriving ia Prov yid,ncc at about -
clock.
(~j- Fare for single passagn 30 cents, or EN-
cur.pn Tickets for the day at the same rate. -
Tickets between Newport aud Boston 80, and
bagglgl 1ickcted thrugh Ia conncd, directly with
the Railroad, without carriage III Fan River
For furI or particulars apply to Snthony Stew
art. iuncIa
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WASHING, BLEACHING AND CLEANS


'I'lIE greatest hlor-saying article yet discovered
L u, rs use, washing machines and boards are
dispensed With an1 MT one quarter 81 thc taooi 20
required to DO the washing OF family.
The Fluid j. a chemical compopnd o sufficient
strength n extract n!l.furcgn suls'ancos from the
cloth. b, simply boiling small quantity Of It wi'h
thc,thcs. and irhou the slightest injury to the
most delicate fabric
The expense is not more than that ui the sap
oidn ily uscd anl bsdcs THIS II viii I've seen that
,bc great wear and tear of clDhing consequent uron
thc ol 4 method Ut hard rubbing upon a board and
the usc ofihn pounding barrel, Is who'll, avoided.
iam,nv sqrlHg Is thus made. u is emrhaucaIy
the females friend
Warranted to give perfect satisfaction, or the
money viii H. Refunded,
Manufactured b, CHARLEs DrtR, Jr. Pro'i-
dcnrc, X. I.
ror salo by NEWTON BROTHERS.
Nus lS6 and lSS Thames street.
mi,2id Sole agents ior Newport.
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DIED.

In Valley Falls, Gath inst, Ann Aura, daugh
ter Of Alfrod and Mary Crowuinshield, aged 23
years.
In Muscstinc, Iowa, of Cholera, on the 18th
inst, Silas Dean, Esq, Of this town, in the 2Sd
year of his age.
In Providence, 2lst inst, Miss Sarah Burrough,
daughter of the late Mr.. james Burrough, in the
66tll year Other age.
In Providence, oath inst, Rev Thomas Tcw
we'll known as the Agent Of the State Tem-
perancc Society aged about 40 years.
At San Francisco, California, on the 18th OF
June, Mr. William Goodspeed, of this town, aged
&c years. At the same place, Mr. Samuel ii txN,
of this town, aged about Is years
Ia this town Friday morning Phebc Ca'pcntrs
aged II years widow Of the late Capt Jamer
Carpenter,
In South kingstown, 23d inst, Mrs. Amy
Knowles, widow Of the late Henry Knowles, in
the sgd year of bcr age.
In Warren, I9lh inst, NJ. Lewis W. Child,
son Of the late Mr.. William Child, aged p years
aud IL months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
MRS. Z. KIDDER,S CORDIAL

The most perfect remedy for the cure of
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dyscnery, Summer
Complaints of Children, and DiaIhTa,
either recent or protractcd.
THE public have been familiar with this medi-
l. cine for nearly twenty years; and through its
intrinsic merits il has created for itself n wide
spread market, both in this and distant countries.
Ii has never been equaled by any OF ier medicine,
and there is no probability that it ever can be cX-
cellcd Its powers in effeCting an immediate
CURE in every case Of
CHOLERA, DYSENTERI AND ,DLAR
RHGA,
in every country, and in every climate, has aston
ished the world. Physicians have looked on their
diving patients with wonder and astonishmeni, at
seeing them revive and become restored, when the
last spark Of life seemed to be tlickcring, and all
hope Of recovery had fled. Such cases have been
every -day occurrences. 1t IL not too much to say,
that not single case from either OF those diseases
need be lost, when this medicine is administered
in any reasonable time, sure il II to cure,
II seldom requires more than few days to cure
the worst cases. and all recent cases are cured IN
the course Of few hours.
At this season of the year every family should
have it al hand in case %. sudden attacks as the
Immediate use of the Cordial viii entirely prev ent
any serious sickness.
Mrs. f.. klDDER, Inventor and Proprietor.
Sold as formerly AT the old staud,
100 COURT STREET, BOSTON, BY
MRS T.. KIDDER IL CO.
Sold in Newport b, DIR. r. u. HAZARD &
Co., &. q. &. HAZARD aud Il. j. TAYLOR,
Druggists juk 4-2mdw,
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BOSTON, ,WORCESTERa ALBANY

:. IA On and after Monday June, II,
S-1"us--a. 1850, the steamer PERRY, Capt.
WoOLsEY, viii run between Prov dcncc and
Ncv'pnm in connection with trains Of Boston and
Providence and Providence and Worcester Rail
roads, as follows, viz
VIII leave Savers Wharf, Newport, at ) ] 4
A. W.. and 81 +. NJ. WIN lu;w'c Bulc,'s
Wharf, Providence, ut q 2 4. VI, aud 60-I T..
Nj, or on the arrival 81 Tiirins from Boston, W or
ccser and Albany.
Passengers may procure tickets for Boston, Nnr-
ccstrr and Albany on board of the boat, aud ai
Railroad stations AT Albany, Boston aud ~ Noiccs-
ter, Tor Newport.
Passengers leaving Albany in the morning, may
arrive at Newport the same evening, or .rIay re-
main AL night a, Worcester, and arrive ai New
port the nest day at noon; or leave "a atoga in
the forenoon, or Albany at 2 3-i =. W., spend the
nigh, III Springfield and arrive at NeApot the next
evening.
Passengers leaving Newport in,nc morning, may
continue through To Boston, Worcester and Alba
nv, arriving at Albany the same evening; or lcay-
ing Newport at 3-i =, W., may sleep AT Spring
field, and arrive at Albany at ! l-2 T. NJ next
day, and leave for Saratoga at2 L. NJ
Passengers leaving New York in the morning,
via New Haven Railroad, NAV mIisc AT Newport
(via Worcester and Proyidrncc) same evening,
aud leaving Newport At > IL \. NJ, by same route
arrive at view York same evening.
Passengers and their Baggage for Boston, Wor'
ccster and Albany transported Gree of chargc) be-
tween the boat and cars at Providence.
% RES.
From Newport and Albany, c0,5D.
." Boston. 80.
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FOR NEW-YORK DIRECT.

xT"~ n The steamer EMPIRE STATE,
eI-sez ss.- "A sCaptaim BRAfToN, will leave + 81
River every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eve
nines the arr iyal ui the steamboat train OF
from Boston for "cw York, via. Newport, lcay-
ing Newport 1t IL O'Clock, and arrive IN New
York II about & - "'clock nest morning Re
turning, will leave New York at ; O'Clock, =. IN.
The BAY STATE, Captain BRows,
will leave Fall River every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday as anove, for New York, VIA. New-
port, leaving here al about IL o'clock, and on
her return, leaving New iork a D p. N.
For further particulars, enquire OF
,\u'IInNN -rENN ART
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
Severe Deafness Cured.

rLe 6ov s an extract from letter i~tcly rereir'o
f,,rn 81 physician in the state of rRinm
"A H. C.r.ru, VI. u Dear 81, Ono o my psnsms'
r,known To- me ohninei yopr Gaiusnic bth end nees
rs ,ih the Msgn-ie FinTd, for sstiou< shecuon o'
n,,c,sar 1hs case vas that oi .sjy whose Nervous
:, lem was much disoideied and her general hca,s
p,or Much done previously to thf aiue 'uoh m ms
pr, hui wh very little success and dccl ~ ons ugr
o tc you that since she commenced wearing The ber
snd using the Fluid. hut ieiI weeks sgn sue ne
rNTIRtiY RECOVERED HtN dEARlNG, snd hes
s.neraI health is better than for seyeta, years
y I7S- Lyefy case q. DcsfDess II II ee Nefrous
r.IlsrnllA n can be eunh by this wonderful fcmehy
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LANDHOLDERs RANK.

A 7 the anual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
IA said ami Jane 3d 1850, the following pee.
sons were chosen directors Of said instituiun fyr
the ensuing year viz -
Elisha r. Potter. Johu q. Calk, Wm. F'eroh,
George Robinson, Thomas X. Wells, Pelsg Jvhri-
son, John 4. Nichols, Benjamin Hull, Christ.
Champlin, George n. Champlin, James b. NJ.
Potter, James W. Anthony, Daniel RodInan
And al meeting Of the directors ON the same day
Elisha r. Potter, Esq, was reappon,ed frcsi-
dent of said Bank for the ensuing year.
THOMAS r. WELLS, Chtsh'r.
juiy26 Kingst June 81 1850.
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EINSLEY d. CO.'S. Bos,on. New Ioik.
N Philadelphia & Eastern DaiIy Express, for the
csuc1itous transmission 81 Mcrchandilc, Small
Parcels, Specie. Bank Nots, &C., and ior TIC COLI
lcction a.l payment Of Ellis, Notes, Draws, Sc.
OFFiCE ES :--l5nston, IL State street \. York.
Wall street. corner broadway; Philadelphia, 80
Ihosnu, street; Newport, AGO Thames suect; b.
River, Main street, tNlo.atiiope Bloch).
yS. II
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FEIEb SIIEEMAN, COLLECTOR
Portsmouth, july p. lin pd
GREAT SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES

Tewelry and Fancy Goods o, Auction, at ll5
y Thames street, ON Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings,
July 22d, 23d, 2ith, 25th, 26th, and 9th inst,
large and rich stock of goods in the above line,
among them may be iound--Gold doulle.,ime
Watches, with independent seconds and % jow-
els, valued at $ $50 each; Gold Hunting Watches
Gold Patent and detached lever do; Gold Iepine
and silver Watches Of almost every description.
Also gold Guards, vest and fob Chains gold
and silver Pencils; gold Pens with gold and silver
Holders; gold finger Rings in great variety, gold
Ear Ring. gold Guard and Fob Keys; gold and
silver Belt Buckets; gold Snaps gold Bracelets
and Bracelet Clasps; Gold Far Ornaments, aud
great variety Of Fancy articles and Cutlery. The
Goods may be purchased in the day time at aver
rage Auction prices.
The Ladics are invited to call and examine the
good. before purchasing elsewhere.
Dealers as well as others, will find this rare
chance To pun chase the above goods, as every ar
ticle must be sold as possible, in order to
raiseIhe ncedtul.
Sales will commence each evening al l-2 o.
clock-Terms CASH.
iuIp20 SAMUEL A. PARKER, Auct'nr
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NEWPORT & PROVIDENCE.

rs,tll "-. = THE Steamer PERRY. Captain
r7=-s ass7-H Woolsey, will run between Newport
aud Providence, daily, (~unday cNc"ptrd) as fol
lows:--
viii leave Savers Wharf, Newport, at s "a
A. VI. aud 3-3 L. NJ. Buffers Wharf, Proyi-
drnce, l-2 \, NJ, and q IA Z, NJ Jun, 26.
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the ,,.es, l'ndoubt ~ Character.
u OF tNeIl cOInmn m thIh PhItT.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which concluNi,-l! proves that
Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CGRE OE
RUErNiTISM. BRONCKiTlS AE3 SYSfEPSla,
Rev. Dr.. Lands, a Clergyman

,l New jersey of distinguished sttannennAhd sAshes
reputation - -, - 49,.
sip~ry New Jersey July ~ ieis
Du 4 II CuHrsri,-Dear sir: You wish to know vi
cation of TIlE GALvANlC BtAT AND Ss.DhLAtI.
My reply as follows:
For about ip,nty ysar, had been suffering fio-n Dys-
nepsio Every wear the symptoms became worse, nor
could obtain permanent reci from any co'se o med
cal treatmep, whatever About fourteen years since m
cop 1ueuce o frequent exposure to the ~catref n se
discharge of my pastoral duties, became snbect TO
severe hronic Rheumatism which for year after yes',
caused me indesc criahe anguish Farther: IN the winter
o - and 40 consequence OF preaching Breai ossi
in n, own and various other churches IN tins region
was attacked hy the Bronchitis which soon becsms no
severe as to require immediate suspension vi my pas
,,ra shnrs Nv system uas now thoroughly pres
i,d and ss my Bronchitis became worse so also aid ny
X snen,ia and Rheumatic ahccton-thus e'incing thst
.lese disorders connected with each other thiough
the medium Of the Nervous system. In the "hoie phs'
nacnnr, there seemed to be remedial agent whicA
could reach and recuperate my Nervous system every
tLpg that had tried for tins purpose had comps'eIs
fnled At last led by my friends 10 examipe your
r,entions and Though with no very snnguine hores
their efhcieUcy) determined to try the ehect OF tne
smnIics,ion ol he GALVANIC BELT AND NEGkLACE-
With the MAGNETIC FLUID This vas IN June, isss
10 m, opr.r .sToNIsHnrrr, Two DAYS ny DT"fssA'
~ cos,: IN t,GHt DAYS | WAS sNAHLsp TO ~hths
nv PGsrogst LNhors non HAW siNcs OMITTED As.r"Lt
.va,t,y a, ACcoU,r o rHr BRoycpTisi ANo.mT hss'h
s.rIc .yr.crtos ssrIHELr ctssrp 10 Tao"siA ~.
such the wonderful and happy results OF
have recommc nded the BELT and FLUID W many
xho have been likewise suffering from Neuraigie sneo
tians rh,y have tried them HArrv sssuiIs, II
orLIkyT, tNERN cNt ,,,
am deer sir very respectfully yours
ROBERT W LANOlSS
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Iuly o..

Dispatches have been received from
Hon. James b. Cay, stating tha, our
claims upon Portugal will be paid, Including
tho Armstrong claim.
Mr.. Ewing has been appoiaed S o.,o.
in place of MIR. Corwin.
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1ooo cases of pa,sv and Paralysis

have been reported to DR ChGisrp AMI his Ager'wnh"
the last two ears which have been entirely restored
,-y- Car ASpnrw j. :. ToMr. of Brookiy n, " y. hsH
moi been able To walk step for four years ana ~ss
a. hcrlcs that he had TO be eU The most ceichfstes
gave him up In Eve days after he commenced
,ycaring the Guy.~ic Bvir, NrcsLAcr srp Bs.,..sW
ha across the ROOM aud three weeks no hsd pc.
fcctly Teco, cred his health Captain Tones 10 se,smt
wears of age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

July %
| lunderstsn it has been neatly decided
by the members of the House to pass the
Appreciation Bill, an then take a Iecess
until November.
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Palsy and Paralysis.

Al. h,sicans acknowledge that these ternhe d,'ea.es
ore caused by a deficiency II h,rrous Energy IN IN.
saectcd limbs. DH CHRistn's ''oi' ah'D efnNt's -,
sunl, this dcfc,ent power and eonl.ssc and s"tis
q 4.a.g giPi
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Or. cHRisTiE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the lhios' OF Iesas
.prh =. gronchitis Inflammation of the 1h-oat Nertos
and Sick Heudiche DizLsess oi the Head. NeuiMxs ~
the poce Buzzing o. Roaring in the Ears Deaino" ~hes
generally t-ervous and that dis'teSssa sp''s '''-
c DuloleuS
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FISHING TACKLE.

THE subscriber would inform the citizens and
l. visitors of Newport, that he has constantly
on hand, Guns, Pistols, Powder Flasks, Shot
Pouches and Belts, Percussion Caps, and every
article connected with the sporting line
POWDER AND SHOT,
AT wHoLEsALE ASD RETAIL,
Also, Patent Safety and Fuse and
FISHING TACKLE
Having secured the services OF an experienced
workman, is nov prepared to do all kinds OF woik
in the manufacturing Of Guns, Pistols, &c, aud all
kinds of work in Brass, Iron and Steel. Grind
and Polish Cutlery, repair Jewelry, repair and
make Door Locks and Keys, Bells and fitted, in
short every article pertaining to the above branch
es will be executed with neatness and Dispatch at
JOHN Is. AMES',
No. 33 Broad Street. Providence, r. !.
DJt All orders left at ID. II. Barker's, No SO
Thames street, Newport, or sent 10 the subscriber
by express or otherwise will meet with prompt at
ention. jyl7 d&w sw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01
FOR SAL f.,

sEsygf-. At reduced prices, large quanii
.XlEHs@ tity Of young Ounce Trees; Silver
V8E Leaf Ash, OF various sizes White
Ash Peach Pluns Locusts (;
-~S---- Grape Vines; Sweet Brer; Az
paragDs Roots, &c. Also, few bushels of Pota-
toes Tor seed raised from the balls.
GEORGE w. CARR.
jamestown, Sd mo-, lllh, 1850. tInm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-01

CREAM TARTER, Ssper Carbonate Soda,
\ S,aratus, Alum. Vi,rol. birthstone, Flour oi
Sulphur, Co'peras, Indigo, SalSodn, h. &c, AZ
- Broad Street.
wa.Ii ~ TRFINOfN Co