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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22
WASHING, BLEACHING AND CLEANS


'iE greatest labor saving article yet discovered
4 by its use, washing machines and boards are
dispensed with. aud not one quarter oflhe labor is
required to do the washing of family.
The Fluid is 4 chemical compound oi sufficient
strength 10 extract all foreign substances from the
cloth, 10y simply boiling a small quantity of il with
the clothes, and without the slightest injury To the
most delicate fabric.
The expense IL not more than that nf the soap
ordinarily used and Icsld"s this il w bc seen tha,
thc great wcar aud tear of clothing consequent upon
the old method of hard rubbing upon Lmrd, and
the use olthe pounding barrel, is wholly avoided,
imm,Dse sa1ng is thus made. II il enphaticall,
The females friend.
Warranted To give perfect satisfaction, or the
money will bc refunded,
Manufactured by CHARLES DyIR, Jr. Provi.
dcncc, Il. l.
For sale by NEWTON BROTHERS,
Nos. lS6 and lSs Thames street,
mmy2iu Sole agents for Newport
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HRight Rev. Bishop Rappe, of the
Cleveland, Ohio, Diocese, (of Roman
Catholics, with nine young clergymen
and six nuns, Of the Ursulines, as teach
ers, came from Italy, last week.
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i2J Prizes mall.
1000 1000.

Those persons VIII; prefer lower priced Teas,
can receive their prizes in proportion, al they will
be rc-purchascd for cash, at "A deduction Of 10 per
cent.
Country Agents required, Applications to he
addressed Qpost paid,) to the Compary's Depot,
~ above. mav3O daw5m.
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To THE LADIES.
NITASIII\G. BLEACHING A\D IIANS-

~ Nv INl'ifN,
WASHING. BLEACHING AND DtIEANS-
w ING FLUID, the greatest labor AZ
tic'e vet discovered. liy irs use, washing ma
chiucs and boards are cntrcl, dispensed with, and
not one quarter the labor is required 10 do the
washing IS family.
Thr Fluid is - chemical compound Of sufficient
strength To- extract all foreign substances from the
cloth b, simpl, boliug - small pmnti,, of It NIlh
the cluthcs. aud without the slightest injury To
the nnsi delicate fabric.
The expense Is not more than that al irc soap
ordina,il, used, and besides this II viii lie seen
that the great wear and tear of clothing consequent
upon the old method ofhard lubblng upon hoard ,
and the use ofthc pounding barrel Is who'll, a'o"'
ed, and AN uHmea" sa,7Rc Is thus made. " u 'n-
phatica, the icma,'s friend.
nS>- " ouant,d ~ eir, ,,yt,c, sahgocton, ~ ne
o,os' uqH h' r,fDtd'd. -
Eo, sale bN &. &. e.. HAZARD,
moy3o mNt duor noith Post Oiirc.
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THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY.

l36 Gr,auich Sirot, N,w Imh.
VIlE pioprietors beg to call the attention Of con-
i noiscu,s in tea, and the heads "i families to
the choice and rare selection ofTEAs imported by
them, and hitherto unknown in this country, which
by the fragrance aud decacy, combined with vir-
gin pmit, aud strength, produce an Infusion of sun
passing rwhmss and flavor.
The teas offered are the following:
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DEATH OF Hoy. J. SNyDER.-NoMI-
NATION TO CONGRCss.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug.

PnlLADELpnIA, Aug. %
IntelliC N has been received of the
death Of the Hon. John Snyder, son OF
the late Gov. Snyder.
Lewis G.. Levin has been nominated
to Congress by the natives, in ist DIS
ric..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22
NEW STOCK. OF
ROOTS AND, SHOE =.

DENJAMIN MARSH, 40 Thames street, has
- ust opened very large assortment oi Spring
York Cater Boots, ladies French Shoes, man
uiactircd by Este in Pals; also general assort-
mcnt Of Morocco, Kid Ties and Slippers ofcvcry
quality and price.
Gcmlcmcn's boots Of all descriptions, some as
low as ~ "A good article for summer. Misses
,ou,h's aud chidrcn's, Of all the desirable styles
lor Election. Also quantity of child SHOES
little -hop-worn, a, % cents per pail $50 that
none need tail of being suited either in price or
quality.
Grateful to the public for the lileral patronage
which this we-known establishment, lras 80 long
received, they may be assured that no Ghor;, VIII
be wanting 10 accommodate all who wish, to pur-
chase here they can good assortment as
can be- found in the town State for cash or APP
proved credit. April D.
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RE MOVAl,.

n G, e. HAZARD, would respectfully inform,
". hls friends aud the public, that he has re-
moved his Stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c to
Store No. l37-ncM North Of the Post Office
where he will scep constantly supplied with fresh.
ami genera. assortment Of Drugs, M,hoin,s, Dye
Suits, PeIf.moy and Fancy Gooas, at reasona-
bic prices.
ParlicI~ attention paid to Physicians Pre-.
scr,ptons.
Medicine sent to sny payi'of the town, without
extra charge.
Mr.. II. feeling grateful for past favors, returns
his sincere thanks To his friends and customers.
and hopes by closr attention to business, and en-
dcavoring To serve them and tie p,Ibl'c faithfully,
10 meet with "A continued share Of patronage.
A constant supply Of the most approved and
popular PaitH Ntd,tiats, can be found AT this cs-
tablishncnt.
Medicine Chests for Ships and Families, put
up with neatncss and despatch. apr26
HOMONY--Scw and fresh just received by
III In -
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i q HOC y T. II T. r. + T. X s
LANGLEY & KENNETH

Would mos, respectfully reqcsi those who are
about purchasing furniture OF any description. 10
call at their Ware Iooips, No.. 10, Eranhlin ST.,
and examine their stock aud prices. Our Incs,ni
assortment consists Of French Sofas. Diyans, Oi-
Vase Tables, Whasnis, Maybh top, do; Imeaus
Of ofMalosany and Black Mah,ss, French l,cdsirads.
Cottngr, do, spring .rat Nasegah, thaiis, large
Arm. do, Mahogany Rocking, do, new stylc.---
Also very large Iot of eo,nnon and how priced
Furniture frs,n the bcsf manufacturers, such Us
Bureaus, Bodstcads Game and Wood seat Chains,
Wooden Ware and Kitchen Furnishing Goods OF
all hiad1 Necessary for those about con,nencine
housekeeping. Don't iorget the place. No. 10
Franklin street,
n. B. Ready mado Collins constantly ON hand,
or made tooidcr al short notice.
july 10, Il. LANGLEY & BENNETT.
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REMOVAL.

NJICHAEL FREEBORN, ID, having removed
Nl his establishment from North Baptist street
to the Store No. l29 III amcs street, opposite the
Female Seminary. one door South of this Oficc.
respectfully informs his friends and the public
tina, he is now ready to execute orders Tor House
and Ship Painting, al the shortest notice, and on
the mosi reasonable terms. lie has Tor sale, all
kinds or Paint, Oil, Glass, 8c. Those IN want
. .ncb articlcs. are invited to call. Aprl2.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
UUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OK
NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASE
OF TIE KIDNEYS,

And all diseases arising from dsordcrcd Liver
or Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles,
Fullncss, or Blood 10 the Head, Acidity Of the
Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fullnrss, ar weight in the Stomach, Sour EIucta-
ions, Sinking or Fluttcring at the pit Of the Slo-
mach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried aud Diff
cult breathing, Fluttcring At the Heart. Choking
tr Sullocating sensations when in II Is ing posture, I,
Dimncss "i Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight,
Fever and dali pain in the Head. Deficiency ar
Pcrspirat,on. Ycowncss Of the skin and Eyrs,
Pain ia the Side. Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sud.
den F'lushcs of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Com
stant lmaginings of Evil, aud great dcpiossion Il
Spirits can bc ctIcctILly cured by
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MAltRRID.

In Fall River, 18th inst, Walter Paine, 81,
and Ellen, Oldest daughter Of jefferson Borden.
ESQ, all Of that town.
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genial soil oi Assam. ! 90 A"
With view to encourage the introduction oi
these matchless TEAS, il IL the intention Of the
proprictors to distribute by l"'. among the pur-
chascrs, quantity Of Tea equs' to TnE rInsr
YEARS PROFITS on the ah ilectcd, Each
purchaser i'll receive enclos, Il IN he package,
numbered certificate, emitting hm. 10 oHt cHAnck
IN THE DIsTRIBUTIoN for every fifty cents, laid
out and on the receipts amounting 10 : II, 900 the
aforementioned parcels Of Tea. To- the value of ten
per cent, or two thousand dollns, will he given
away as BONUSES, according 10 the following
cah:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22

The Proprietor Of this medicine has rcrrivcd
many other certificates Of cures, equally rcinarka-
bh of the various diseases Tor winch this prcpar-
a,iou is applicable; bul the above deemed ne
ce,ss,ry To satisfy any unprciudiccd mind of iis
y.,hp and superiority above all other preparations,
Principal office, l22 FultcQ ST., n. Y, up
STAIRS.
Price, 80 cent. per bottle, or o Da,rs Cor : $50.
4. G.. &. HAZARD.
noyl. Agent r Newpnr;
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TO LET.

A small cnalncnt in Pop Street; immediate pos
session gvcn appl, To Jan.lj u. +. LEE
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II n. KIySLEY'S EMPRESS. f. for Fall River,
IL, Providence and Boston, for the transp"rta-
,i,n 6 Merchandise, leaves office IN Newport dai.
ly, Sunday excepted, at . IL o'cloek, a. m.' aud
il.2 o'clock, p. m.
Leaves office IN Boston, nj Z l-2 o'c'ock, M,
and 2 O'Clock, y. N. Drsiu, Notes and Bills
collected aud all orders eNee"cd w'th promp'-
nc-f. n
Ordcrs should b. left far, Goods at the offee
half an how before the t,me Of leaving.
Offices, in Newport, 100 Thanss-s'.
Bostcn, IL Snats-sf.
Psovidenes, Exehsnge-st.
Newport, March ~. 1850.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.

sure, speedy and permanent cure Tor Dyspcp-
sia IN its worst forms. This medicine will he
found to cure all complaints arising from disorders
Of the stomach aud bowels, billiuusncss, ycowncss
Of the skin, Liver complaints, Debility, Headache,
Nervousness, Low Spirits, Palp,aiion of The
Heart, CoStvcncss, &c. sc. Please read the
following certificate:
Read the following from an eminent physician
The Undersigned being acquainted with some of
the ingredients of llutchings' Vegetable Dyspepsia
Bittcrs, and having used it for some time IN his
practice with every desired effect, he recommends
this medicine from the certainty OF lis effect, and
gives it preference over all preparations in med
icnc Tor that distressing complaint, Dyspepsia.
L. IIARDENBERCH, VI. d.,
M. l Rcnch sircrf. n L.
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l.. ". WlNAN,
y. York, Sept. 3, 1919. Is Burliug Slip.

The following certificate is from Mr. Brady, the
celebrated Dagucncotyrist:
Having been afflicted very severely with Dys-
pcrsia, together with cXtrcmc weakness he wits
advised to take lIu,chingS' Dyspepsia Biltcrs,
and have every reason to believe II has perfectly
cured me. have 'l no symptoms oi a return of
the disease and believe from the effect IL had IN
me that it will cure the worst cases of Dyspepsia
NJ. II. BRADY,
No. 2OJ Bro9dvav, y. Il.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,

Prepared by
DIR. e. w. JACKSON,
Ar rHE GERMAN MEDICINE SroRF,
l20 Arch Sred, PlaiadelpLia
Their power over the above diseases ~ not cx-
celled---il equalled--by any other preparation in
the United States, AS the cures attest in many ca.
ses after skiliul physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of inva-
lids. Possessing great virtues in the rcctifcaion
Of diseases Of the Liver and lesser glands, cNcr-
cising the most searching powers in weakness and
affections Of the digestive organs, they are wilhal,
safe, certain and plcasam
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FISHING TACKLE.

FISHING TACKLE.
THE subscriber would inform ..,,,nI
l. visitors of Newport, that h constantly
on hand, Guns, Pistols, Powder Flasks, Shot
Pouches and Belts, Percussion Caps, aud every
r'icle connected with the sporting line
POWDER AND SHOT,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Also, Patent Safety and Fuse and
FISHING TACKLE
Having secured the services of an experienced
won .n'an, is now prepared To do all kinds III w"ik
in the manufacturing of Guns Pistols, &c. and all
kinds of work in Brass, Iron and Steel. Grind
and ,'olish Cutlery, repair Jcwclry, repair and
make Door Locks and Keys, Bells and fitted, in
short every article pertaining to the above branch
ss will be executed with ncatness and dispatch, at
JOHN Is. AMES',
No. 80 Broad Street, Providence, II. ].
or All orders left al ID. II. Barker's, No 90
Thames street, Newport, or sent TO the subscriber
by express or otherwise will meet with prompt at
enton. iyl7 d&w 3w.
FOR NEW-YORK DIRECT.
-xT-~ n The steamer EMPIRE STATE,
Captain BRAYToS, will leave Fal
River every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eve-
nings the arrival Of the steamboat train of ears
from Boston for New York, via. Newport, leav-
ing Newport At 8 IL O'Clock, and arrive in New
York at about g 1-2 O'Clock next morning Re
turning, will leave New York at O'Clock, p. III.
The BAY STATE, Captain Blows,
will leave Fall River every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday az above, for New York, via. New
port, leaving here at about & Ia O'Clock, and on
her return, leaving New York 5p. III.
Itrt al. 4
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From Luther 4. Wyman, Esq late President
Of New York Musical Society, now Of BROOKLYN:
The undersigned was afflicted with Dyspepsia
Of the worst form for one and half, during
great'r portion Of which time he made use of no
remedies, but suffered the disease to take care of
it.cli, until hc recommended to try Hutch
ings' Dyspepsia Bittcr.; he very soon derived
benefit from the use II few bottles of this mcdi.
cine and now considers himself entirely we'll.
The undersigned has every confidence in the
efficiency Of liutchiugs Bli,rs .or tLe rue ai this
troublesome aud dangerous complaint, aud he
has no hesitation IN recommending it as "A most
valuable medicine.
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HOUSE TO LET.

A new and admirably arranged House, contain.
II ing fourteen rooms, with all the conyenicnces
for family situated on the Hill, will bc let for
the season, or for year. The House il furnished,
and all ready for family TO take possession Of
For ,crnls, Sc, apply To
W. II. CRANSTON,
Mar27 Daily News Office.
MATTKASSEs.-hop Cooi and Si,ep Cooi.-
l'i most capital article Of Curlcd Hair; also,
cheaper qualities, just received and ior sale cheap
IN the rope, picked, manuE,' turcd into Matilas,
o.. Please call and examine it, at
may7 GOFF'S, No. 2S Bridge street.
CREAM TARTER, Super Carbonate Soda
" Salaraius, Alum. Nirol, Birthstone, Flour o
sulphur, Coppcras, Indigo, Sal-Soda, g., Sc, at
20 Broad Street.
May1i NJ. FREEBORN & co.
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El.OuR.-iiiiam Smith, Pure Gcncsce. Liy-
i ingston Mills, &C., this day received and for
sale ly NJ. FREEBORN & co,
mil ID 22 Broad street.
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.

Chas. Robinson, Esq, Easton, Md, in letter
To DIR. Jackson, January 8, 1850, said---
"My wife and myself have received more bcnc-
tit from your medicine than amy other We have cy.
er taken for the Dyspepsia and Liver discasc."
"The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock
Va, January 10, 1850, said---
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERrEITs.

I,ook p,H 10 The mark, Of h6 r'amno.
They have the written signature Of {. VI. JA'k-
son upon the wrapper, aud the name blown III
the bottle, without which they are spurious
For sale Wholesale and Retail at the
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looarrsposD1scr or tn. arruplrc.l
BALrImoaE, Nav 1875 =

BALTIMORE, May l5-5 p. m.
The question whether, at the recent election,
there has been sufficient vote cast, according TO
the spirit apparent meaning Of the act to justify
the calling of convention TO reform the State
sttution, will soon come up before the proper trbu-
nal for decision There certainly are just grounds
for doubt on the subject. The law clearly says
that the measure must be supported by majority
of the legal voters of the State. This majority,
taking previous elections standard, has not
been obtained in favor of calling convention.
presume, however, that the Lawmakers intended a
majority of the votes cast the day of the present
election; and this majority being manfestly de-
cided there can be little doubt that the act will be
interpreted agreeably TO the apparent practical
meaning of the law with reference to the vote just
cast.
There are no tidings yet of the steamer, about
due at Halifax.
We have wet, disagreeable day, and business
is dull. Nothing doing in flour or wheat, and prices
remain nominal as last quoted
Sales of white corn at 55 cents, and yellow at 81
cents. Oats 40 cents Whisky "a 24k cents per
gallon.
There is active inquiry for tobacco.
The nclemency of the weather in the North has
prevented the transaction of much business In
New York stocks are steady, as last quoted, with
small sales. Southern flour SIS 81 a IS SO. Gen
wheat 1874 cents. Mixed corn 62 So cents,
yellow 90 "a cents. Oats, "A cents.
Cotton is firm, and sales Of middling Uplands at
l2s; Orleans l2s. Whisky % 49, cts. per gallon.
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LITTELL,s LIVING AGE. NO. a14-raI st..

LATIkLLL'S LIVING A0E, NO. 3l4-l41 cts.
CONTENTS.
L. Eastern Europe.-Brihsh Quarterly Reuietv.
2 Thompson's Irish Birds.-Specfator
g. Trial and Punishment in Californa.--N. "
Journal Of Commace.
T. Anecdote Of the Federal Convention. The
Living Age.
5, Life and Trials of the Duke of Kent.-Spse-
fator.
g. Lingard's History of England. ~ Erausiner.
q. Story ola Family Concluded Sh0gps's Mag
azine.
g Thomas Carlyle and John Howard. Frassr's
Magazine.
g. Letters from Jamaica, No vIH-N. Y. Bps-
ming Post.
10 Cuba and the Cubans- Tribune
H. Slavery and the Tarih-The Erfurt Parlia-
ment-and General News-Spectator and Eram-
liner.
With Poetry-The late Theodore Dwght-and
several short articles.
WAsHIseToN, Dec. 81, IS45
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted 10 ltera-
ture and science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared 10 be the most
useful. Ii contains, indeed the exposition only of
the current literature of the English language but
this by its immense extent and comprehension in
cudes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
J. Q. ADAMS
Published Weekly at six dollars year, by
T.. LITTELL & CO., Boston
And sold by JOSEPH SHILLINaToN, corner of ~ Ut.
and Pennsylvania avenue.
May l3-d& trwlw&w
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TELEGRAPHIC.


Cholera at 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May Ia.
The alarm occasioned by the deaths in this city
on Sunday last, which were reported as cholera,
ported for the last four days.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference did not adj
journ and its sessions still continued, the COM
mittee having reported that there was no cause OF
alarm.
Correspondence Of the baltimore Patriot]
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, p. IN.
An arrival here from st. Domingo brings dates
from Cape Haytien to the 18th ult. The emperor
was making active preparations for carrying on the
war with the Domnicans, and two vessels OF war
were fitting out; one of them brig, mounting 20
guns There was very little of interest in a COM
mercal way. Coffee still very scarce and high,
and the market well supplied with American
provisions.
terrible fight took place last night between a
party of rowdies rallying under the name OF Tor
mentors, and the workmen at the glass works, on
the Schuylkil Several ON both sides were badly
beaten, and one of the former, named Hyland, was
killed. No less than one hundred and forty shots
entered his body, twenty Of which penetrated the
chest and wounded the right lung, and one wounded
smith, were arrested, charged with the homicide
New YoRK, May Tsp. M
Cotton is active. Sales of 900 bales at ,c. adj
vance.
Flour has advanced &c. Stocks continue firm.
New ORLEANS, May IL.
During the past few days considerable quantities
of arms and ammunition have been received, and
several vessels have left with men, artillery, &c,
ostensibly for Chagres but supposed bound for the
invasion of Cuba. Yesterday the Spanish consul
offered $4,000 for the charter of steamer to con-
vey dispatches TO Cuba. The owners, however,
refused, and the consul then sent them in a fast
schooner.
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The GRowINe CoTToN CRoP.-we continue TO
receive uniavorablc reports from various sections,
Of the prospect Of the growing cotton crop. The
season has been very unpropitious, and many
planters with whom we have conversed concur in
the opinion that the prospect is quite as unpromis-
ing MS IL was last year at this period, thus greatly
lcsscping the chances for an average crop-indced,
rendering II impossible, without the concurrence Of
the most favorable and proptious seasons, both for
the growth and maturity Of the crop. After the
most favorable season for the growth, an average
crop cannot reasonably be anticipated without a
mild, open, dry fall, and late frost. We might
Gull from exchanges numerous paragraphs to
show that, throughout the entire cotton growing
States, the is unpropitous. What the result
may be can only be determined by the develop
ments Of the future.
IAug,pta (Ga) Ctron and Son., lob.
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An ORDINARY LrcErss.--Dr. Tyler, clerk Of the
court Of Frederick county, Md, has been named
as candidate for Governor; and il is in this wise
some Of the editors tickle folks with the mention Of
his name:
A neat little girl, apparently about nineteen,
saws the Frederick Herald, few days ago entered
the clerks Office, and removing her bonnet, in
CURED IL DR.. Bradley Tyler was in. The Doctor,
who was present, promptly and politely responded
in the affirmative.
care YOU" says the lady, "the gentleman we are
10 have for Governor f
"why, madam" says the doctor, with modest
Nat snbjecf."
Then you are the very gentleman want Have
Won any licenses 10 dispose g7''
eyes, madam; viii you have retailers or an
ordinary license D.
"dn ordinary will do, Doctor; Tam only going 10
MARRY little Dufchmnn."
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SHARON WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
New York.

rTNHESE celebrated Springs will fayorably com
i pare with the White Sulphur Springs of vir-
ginia, or with any other Sulphur Springs yet dis
gion of Schoharie county, forty five. miles west
from Albany.
Passengers, by taking the evening boat at New
York for Albany, and the morning train of Utica
cars for Canajoharie, and thence eight miles by
stage, will arrive at the Springs at ii o'clock. a.
m, sixteen hours from New York.
Large additions have been made to the hotel ac-
commodatons since the close of the last season
The Pavilion, which ia one of the largest Hotels in
this country, will be opened for the reception OF
guests on the LIST day Of June, 1850. y,
May 10-dlm LANDAU & GARDNER,
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MAN COOK, industrious and capable, with
IA considerable experience in his art, wishes
situation in private family. Address M. n. X,
frfeLiigencc office. May l6-lt
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0D-Plcase announce that, at the soltctts-
ton Of many citizens, DR.. WILLIAM GUNTON
has consented to be candidate for the Muyoraity,
at the ensuing election and he will be supported by
May is ALL THE WARDS.