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MEDICAL.
! COBB'S ANTI-DYSPEP-

DR. ID. J. COBB'S ANTl-DYSPEP-
hTTfC CORDIAL lsa ssft and v,r sure remedy ia an
cases of diGrhea and dysentery me hlts o upu'
of children and adults might he saved Toy t' uY use ~
tins most excellent medicine Sold wholesale ana elh az
it5 CIainlers-st by LYMAN COBB, Jr General Agent
ion the sale of d. ID Cobbs Ntgctahle lmiy heui-
ruc> md Prepared Herbs Also l., Mr., IiAlSi .1 Ne
ton ST. Brooklyn Price III cents. je-V '-'i"NF
TEO THE LADIES-Mlss SHEP-
HERD takes this method " informing me ia1es
that she entirely cures Badness GRAY HAr ana an oher
diseases OF the Har without Dyes Her references afe u
The highest character IN Europe ANA mere ohe i'letS
ia snms Of the first families NJ noStums used tfal
i solicited Hours II business from 10 az -. pa
Broadway Z doors from Dr. BeloNss Chuich Jelo1-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH Inserted,
= q without removing The old roots, oy atmosphere
pressure OF springs ). FOWLER 10 sp'lhs -, 90"
Greene
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SAMUEL IT. DE nOTT,D
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WM SMITH,
CORPnR ATLON NOTICE-Pnhlic no.

ucc hereby gwen to the owner owners. occupant
or occupants Of all Houses and Lots. improved uun
proved Lands affected thereby, that the following Assess
been completed by the Assessors and lodged
the ONCE of the Bureau of Assessments for examination
hy all persons interested. w For FLAGGl Nc spacc
feet wi de through the SIDEWALKS of TMELFTH-SI =.
between Avenues and {. The limits embraced b! such
Assessment include AN the several Houses and Lots of
Ground vacant Lots pieces and PARCELS of Land situated
OF both SIDES of Twelfih->t between Avenues and G
An persons whose interests affected by the above named
Assessments and who opposed to the same. either Of
them oquC stcd 90 present their objections writing
the undersigned. Their Office. No Hall Of Records
within lirty DAYS from the date Of tins notice
SAMUEL IT, DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC MM SMITH,
Once Bureau 81 Assessments. Street Department, june
zO-lS3l Jc2O lw
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~ ice - hrrchT gwen, % The owner owners.
eupznt or cupans ~ an Houses and Lots. improved
improved Lands affected thereby that the following A.
easements have been revised and completed ny me Asses
sofs and lodged me office of the Bureau of
mfns for eNaiunaoD hy al persons interested For
GRADING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from 8tn 10 it1n-
avenue also, fpr GRADING NINTH Az ENJE from
3gh 90 I'D street and RESETTING the CURB and GUT
TER STONES therein. The limits embraced by such A.
sessment include All the several Houses and Lots Of
both SIDES Of t2d street between gth and nth avenues
both SIDES Of Ninth avenue between 3h and nth streets
the nor'hcy side Of 39h- street and both SIDES Of ION
4st and 49, streets between 9Th and 10Th All
whose interests affected by the above named
Assessments and who opposed 20 the same either
cf them, requested "a present Their objections
to the undersigned, at their Office No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date 81 this notice Office
Bureau sfAsSessihents Street Department june o. 1851
SAMUEL Il DE MOTT, }
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NROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART

Y 7 MENr--rO CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals
Endorsed Proposals for building SEW kR IN Greene
street Will be received AT the once OF the Croton AQe
duct Dclartm ent, (Rounda. Park until MONDAY tae
seth day of June. 1881. al o'clock, ?. n to mud
Sewer with the necessary Receiving BASINS and CuNers
an street nom Canal 70 and through Houston &C. 81
fcet west nom Broadway, being IN length about [- ieel
The plan of tae Sewer and specifications a." huds t9c
sane and al other information relating thereto can ne 90
tanned on apul 60 the Contract Clerk At ths once
No. MI JIne 10 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN,
40 lOt President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
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DEPARTMENT. No. A, HaE

kyof Records PuhC notice II hereby rssn that the fol-
loving Resolution has been adopted b the Common C0Un-
cal Resolved. That Pier % North RIVER foot of JAN 81 ee
extended the lane, under the dlr6COn IL tAe
Street Commissioner. the work 10 "a commenced on the
h ay of June 1851 and that the time y the completion
The r,trnSon OF Sd De limited 90 -four months and
that the sum of 5000 DC taken from the Appropriation for
Decks and Sls deiay the proportion OF expense u DC
IN accordance with law notice 90 the proprttoS OF me
lots al and living opposite the said pier TO unite IN the con-
Sicn tkcreaf and 20 contribute their respective Propor-
tom Of the expense Of SAID extension as the same si be-
come due and IN He said propuciors shan neglect OF
refuse "a unite and contribute aforesaid, that then ths
sad extension shall b, made BY the Mayor Aide ren Sns
ComGouAv of the City OF NewNOTk, for their sole bteh
ADOPTED Iy The Board Of Aldermen May o. 1881 aP'ea
b. the Board Of Assistant Aldermen MAY g. 1871 approves
b. the Mayor Nav "a. 1851. - ..
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INSURANCE.

DEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE 90,
i Of the CITY # Newly rk Odce l73 Can.l-st PEP
ples' Bnnk BuldingJ msures Buildings, MsfcnAnLse'
House d Furniture Vessels in Port and th-lf cifscs
Sc against damage 10y me on te 51't iA''iav.o
teTas AL lusses promptly al ~, .r gnu F~'1'
DIRECTORS
Jeremiah TerheU Gideon De Angels, Charles Plefsnn,
f,re.r-s- cs-,,i@u Tsues : Bro.vsr Wm VI Wilson,
- NJ -i " n Sfokes Abraham Leggstt,
~ y N-1,.-+,r Iofham 4 Mcesfr, Matthias Carz,
- irr-'s.ff " n Comm Thomas Williams,
M IN - SrI.orOu Bauta. EdWart p tl1rks
T 49, ~ a. = A-'' Cf9-ies Gan. Mortimer BroTu.
60" -. Ceorre Warusf Root C. NO0rhles,
80. S,--i7,s Clr-s-or4er (, v-ver.P Bonesteel,
-. - 49, - V-.ii,,rl B.ck Alfred B9uusre.
Edward Nelson. john Nome peil1' I ~ II ~ NV
4 n HUbbeU Geo d ClHzn
JEREMIAH IERBELl FIes.lfi
Mosvsc Trox.RD Secretary Ay2l im1INxF
CITTZENS FIRE INSURANCE
Y COMPANY-Offces g. v ALL-SI ana i'' BO"-
EkY This Company, Win a 800 ess1 cal'A-''
I'D - --,s securely invested. continues to insure
AGAINST oss IT damage hy FIRE On swelns houses III
chandiS- household furniture. and az u1s'iir'' "a w
souai Prorertr on the most iaY0rt.-e Terms
DIRECTORS.
Ter.s,,sb Iaf.us.n Alonzn AlYord. Daniel BURNETT
" lIllau Wallace Thomas Nc klTath, Luxe baAsi'
W 7 ys7artIne lanes L BALDWIN, jay JARVIS
John Harris Robert Barklel, = IAlos a '.--'4'
- NIlIer james VI NatsrbuF-
DANIEL BURNETT, Pressient,
JANEs NJ Nolan, SecTe'ary. . - . -
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4, Hall

30 Records Sealed Proposals " ~ De- received al the
Street CommiSsluner>' OiiCe until WEDNESDAY, June
rs ISSi al l9 o'clock NJ Torcgulate and pave Twenty
Seventh-S between SNth and EghthavS To fas o9 feet
through sidewalks Of Twenty seventh St between MIA
Az AMI RTraay TO flag -four feet through sidewalks Of
Twenty fourth between Seventh and Eehth avs To
eag three feet through sidewalks 81 Ihr seventh S. oS
tween Ffth and NaisonavS To fag four feet Through
sidewalks Of FourtecuthS, between kiih ana seventh
avs To fence lots Twenty ioufthSt between
Seventh and Echhs vS 10 fence vacant lots twenty
fSt and Twenty between Sixth and seventh
ANS ON SlNth aV between Twenty and twenty sec
ondstS To fence vacant lots Twenty tonhh-St and
TeRth-aV To tcpcc vacant lots CA Twenty ~ninthSt 100
feet II Eehth-Nv and 6l sidewalks Plans. >lVChct-
tIoaS and All information thereto he had appica-
ton Co tho COntrac; Clerk oi tins pePaItment
June "a. 1851 JOHN 7 DODGE,
10 Street Commissioner.
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I 81
II LIFE INSURANCE co -Ofce ". los Roadway;
Branch Office ijl Bowery. cor Broomc st-CA>H CAPl-
TAI $4,000 besides the accumulation uf large business
This Company conducted on the mutual prmcipe, and
the assured sil receive back ent ~ a The prohts
Policies are issued for more years or 'r LIE Per
SONS mlr their hives Tor their hnrnt or the BEN
ert their husbands wives parents and children cre
tors may insure the lives uf their debtors Policies VIII
also be- granted payable after DEATH upon The party
ugiue 10 D. specified axe az ms discretion
Persons insured and re-Cro>S the Atlantic
Ocean. u f~tci~s vessels without extra charge 40 any
season o hc years and hy paying additional charge, may
visit coun,ue. lllg beyond ihe limits of tlc Policy
Interest VIII be pad the profits. whereby the early
premium IS reduced each year after the hfst three
OFFICERS.
ALONZO 4 AlN ORD, President.
& Y MENPiE, Secretary
ARRAW DUBOIS. NJ - Medical Examiner, u the uihce
from 90 VI day
WILLARD PARKER. VI ID . Consulting Pu'>Hr'i
RrVNoln~ n N.N SrHArrK. ATTORNEYS and Caunsel
BOARD OF DiRED TORS
4 & kngslaud. & y Moeihul. VI lu SclllNh,
= ID MORGAN Geo ID Phelps. EuocA Dean,
I Br,,,n Jas Van Noulcn Nlthl & Bradford
ID Butuett Lewis b Io,tr. SIias Heulng.
ID Austin Muir. ID Henry Ha GIT. John = Williams,
II pheluS John = Brown, T.. Anderson.
= IIaaht y lIenlck EclZlr Plrmiy.
Holm = Wafe James { BALDWIN Denton Prarsol.
4 A Alvord. John = Harms, John \. Merritt,
Henry Stokes David Mills, Jr, George Nehh,
Vim valentine George Hastings. VIM. X Strong
William Burgher David Austen, ,, o.. d.
ie9 n c Y. NkNfLh' Nect''"Y
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FINANCIAL.
l AND WARRANTS.-

4 AN ID ANTS-The under
signed has a supply of McNican Land Warrants which
he m sen and guarantee $50 each until ls of JULY.
when the price VIII be advanced 10 S60 c0ch All orders
mailed before July D. viii be filled IT ~ qr 100 acres
Warrants. THOMPSON,
iel8 lUD&AW Dealer in Land Warrants. "a Wall-st.
4 BOND and MORTGAGE for sale for
= $3.50, THREE YEARS unyepTod, hearing per
cent interest Inquire at 90 Broadway second stor front
lc20 81
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CORPORATION NOTICE. Public

CORPORATION NOTICE. Public
- nouec hereby given Co the owner owners, occu-
pant tCupants of all Houses and Lots cd
improved Lands. affected thoroby. that the following A.
Sessnents have completed bv the Assessors aud
LEGGED IN the ofhcc Of the Bureau Of Assessments tI g.
animation hy all persons Interested w For III liDlNG
q SINFR IN COLI MIRA STREET, from the Sewer IN
stanton street L. near Kyngton. The limits embraced 10y
such Assessment include all the several Houses anu LolN
of Gronrd vacant Lots pieces aud parcels OF Land ST.
mated ON both sides ot Columbus street between stanton
~ R,,,.t,n sret. an rersonS whose interests are
0,,tsd h., an, manned Assessments and who
onpoSed To- the same on either of them. requested To-
u.>,ut tn,ir objections Writing 10 the uudc signed d
tb,ir 0fce No Hall of Records within thirty daNs from
the date of this notoc-OHco Bureau of Assessments.
Street DcuArtnr,ni JuuC 20. l8Jl
SAMUEL II. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLS son Assessors
900 NJ, ISAAC Nh. SMITH.
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DANK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of

DANK DEPARTMENT-STAIE OF
4 - NEW YORK-ALBANY, Tune y, lS5l-Ihe MO
HAWK VALLEY BANK has thus day filed IN Tins oihse p
a notice of the appointment OF the BANK OF ALBANY .
IN the City Of Albany agent for the redemption OF Us
circulating notes together with revocation ot the appoint
ment OF the American Exchange Bank IN the Cy 81 New
York Us such agent agreeable TO the act entitled An act
10 amend the several acts relating 20 Incorporated BANKS
RANKING Associations and Individual Bankers, passed
Ami H. 1851 DANIEL b ST JOHN Superintendent
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. Hall
~ Of Records Notice hereby gwen thar the o,-
lowing resolution have been presented 70 me boaS 81
WALKS and RESET CURB and GUTTER north SIDE Of
Sd-si between 7h and 6th-av. All persons interested
having objections thereto, requested 10 present tht IN
writing 10 the undersigned II his Office before the
I'm day ofJulf INST June 90 1851 JOHN T DODGE,
jezo Street. Ccmn, ssioner
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MOUNTAIN WATER

" CUYE-Dr JOSEPH A WIDER has assumed TIE
ent Neijcal II THIS Institution The esiab-
kshmeut i situated South Orange, Essex county New
Jersey one hours ride from the cry by horrs ana eA
Eaisv Visitors take the fern boat az me loot VI tort
lsnd-st AZ s. and 10 A VI and 40 and = NJ FryaIo
baths are attached 20 most VI the Ptenis rooms Al ~
WeieT others the Superintendent II the Orange S1ou'-
I'm " tirr-C me- - y.
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EDUCATION A Gentleman, graduate
of Berlin fPrussis) wishes T. educate two 90 three
gsnteel bows at his residence The advertiser competent
a. teach German LATIN French English, the elementary
iesns and some Cree required resides IN very healthy
ncan al Stapeton Staten Island. three MINUTES rom ne
Ferry y S-PhysAal cKcrcl8es rdlng on hof.eD4ss
vns,ng &c will also he taught II required Best REFER
ences m b. gwen Ad1fsss L. A. II, s'ap't ION Pos-
Once
SPANISH LANGUAGE.-Protessor
- MCCARTHY vii give less0ns A his Issidsncs VI ~
LAD any bart 81 the cts IL ,c.nf Irahsiat haf t,ine
and ltsray included, WI bs COT ecty ANA Pene' .aS
made Address ~ BesSman. 81 lsSg1
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PIANOS.
NHURCH ORGAN MANDATORY.

I J-GEORGE JARDINE. $40 PeArl-st. near CITY Hos
rai Broadway New York Plans and estimates giyen
DrerS respectfully solicited which wiz be mos. faithfully
executed. and rpon liberal terms 'alS lyhWSF'
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OFFICE for PATENTS, 5 Wall-5t.-
DANK DEPARTMENT.. STATE OF

i , NETWORK -ALBANY. Juno 70, 1851 Tie HUN
GERFORD'S BANK has this DAY filed ln this OK no.
too The agi,tnnl - t9e RANk OF n ~ -
latng notes together with revocation u1 t1t dppoli,i
of the Merchants hangc Bank. NeW-l OK, as su,
aeont agreeable To the entitled An act % amend ne
several acts relating Incorporated Banks Banking As
sclaons and Individual Bankers. passed Apul H. lB)l
el8G DANIEL b ST JOHN, Superintendent.
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YSTER BAY WATER CURE
~ This commodous Institute pleasantly located IN the
beautiful village OF OYSTER BAY, l. p miles iroiA
SeyYork Is now Just completed and omen for patients I'M
der the medical care II ". " SIkkW, NJ Resident
mi r r TRAIL. NJ d 81 New YORK, Consulting PLf-
scIan Address " STREW, d, or MOORE,
Propretor. oyster Bay. IeJ I'M
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CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL
arg SIt.' i n"sIWSF P' a EDWARD KGNsLEY AM
A SCHOLARSHIP in COLLEGE,
E'RENCH LANGUAGE. - Manesca's

u UHAI WIZ ~
N. Of Brook va aud ycalty that she ewes Lessons
IA French Language IN the above stem at her res.
desce. yck0n It, South Brook N I'rms "A GAS -
Ger quarter "a advance Pnva,s Lessons tz PER quarter
ulkl In
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DROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE

co Office Merchants Exchange. Wall-st, v Y f.,
and g Fu'on->t BROOKLYN WI. EllSN OkIli, Pres J.
A & STEVENS. Secretary. lltbm'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

FRENcH PRESIDENTIAL AsPiRASrs.-
The Paris correspondent Of the New
York Commercial states that the Bona
partsts are not only vexed but frighten-
ed at the reluctance OF the upper classes
to rally round the standard Of the Prince
President. They begin tothink serious
ly OF currying favor with those whom
they have excluded from the polls.-
Since the result Of the votes Of the coun-
ellis has been known, all the Bonapartist
journals have ceased sustaining the linn
tied suffrage law and the attacks Of LIE
Constitufi nnei upon it are more vigo-
rous than ever. Even La Pdtrie, once
so earnest in its support, now intimates
that it is 10 be modified essentially. A.
mother cause Of uneasiness OF the Bona
partis,s 10 the candidateship Of the
Prince de Joinvillc, who is personally
more popular than the President, though
he has not the advantage Of so great a
name. M. Larochejaquelin's name
seems to be accepted by good many
Of the Legi,imis,s, but M. Berger has
gone to Froshdorf to get the orders Of
Henri v, on that subject, and It is but
prudent to await the result. Among
the Socialists, the candidateship Of Nj.
Carnot is gaining ground rapidly. The
idea Of bringing forward a workman
does not seem to have taken. CARROT
IL the son Of the famous Carnot, Of the
frat revolution. lie has always been a
republican, and, Of late years, Social.
ist. His wealth, social position and
probi,y, would make nim a valuable al
ly to any party. lie will have the sup
port OF great number Of the middle
classes and Of the Cavaignacists, be
sides that Of the Socialists proper.
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HE TINES NEWPORT r. l. THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1851
Ngw YoRk, Sept. 26.

NEW Ohk, otpl. 20.
The Pacific, which sails Tomorrow,
takes out about 90 passengers and $780,
900 in specie.
The Georgia, which s,iIed this p. M
or Havana aud New Orleans took GU,
about 700 passengers.
Mr.. Henry Grinnell has received
letter from The wife Of Sir John Frank
lin, in which she announces the return
Of the English expedition, and now plates
her whole reliance upon his vessels.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention
were in session ogain To day, and upon
the eighth ballot succeeded in electing
as Provisional Bishop, the Rev. DR.
Creighton. The vote stood, lO5 clerical
and 81 lay v ties. The Rev. DIR. War.
rington received the next highest num-
Der Of votes. Upon motion Dr. Haight
a resol ltion was adopted d clar,ng DR..
Creighton unanimously elected.
DETRolr Sept. 90.
The jury in the rairord conspiracy
case, after being out for nearly ten
hours, came into Court about nine o.
clock last evening with their verdict.
They find the following twelve of the
prisoners guilty, and acquit the remain
der:
L. Champion; Willard Champion,
Lyman Champion, F.. J. Price. William
Corwin. o. ID. Williams, A. J. Freeland.
Aaron Mount, Erastus Smith, Ebenezer
Farnham, Amny FiIly and e. Price.
Smith and Farnham were recommen-
ded to the mercy OF the Court.
WAsHlsGToN, Sept. 20.
Senator Berrien, Of Georgia, has pub
lshed a card, declaring in favor of the
Union, but is unwilling to acknowledge
the compromise as being fair and just.
He also declares tina, he will not vote
for Mr.. Cobb for Governor.
Hon. J. J. Crittentcn is acting as Sec
retary OF State during the absence Of
Mr.. Webster.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 30 The brig Ad-
vance, Of the American searching expc-
d'ion has arrived up to the Navy Yard.
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Die0,

In this town, on Wednesday, the 2ith, Alice
Brayton, in the SSth year Of her age.
On Tuesday night, Mrs. Amelia Faisneau, ag-
ed ", wife of Mr. George Faisneau.
On Wednesday, Wllllamina, infant daughter Of
Mr.. Thomas Messer.
AZ Phihdelphis, 2ist inst. f., Julia ~. Larned,
wife ot Rev. Samuel Larned, and daughter Of L.
sanford. of Mobile, aged "a years.
In Rehoboth, 23i INST, Capt Asa Bliss, rev.
olutionary pens,ouer, IN the 9lst year o his age.
Ia Nasonv,lle, 2il inst, Hope Elizabeth, only
child of Charles L. aud Theresa ii. A. Norhup,
aged II months.
Ia this town, on the 26,h, Mrs. Jane Robin
son, aged ~.
AT Tahina, Island OF Maui, on the 2lst Of June
last, Of D,sentery, Christopher g., second son Of
Geo. W. E.lery, Esq, Of this town, IN tn 25th
year of hi. age. "May die among my kind-
red!" and "Cui me not of in the midst of my
days," ART the natural ycarnings Of every heart;
but the young man whose death we mourn. though
Car from home, breathed his last not amidst those
who were perfect straug',s, but uadcr the Mind
attentions OF that Christian sympathy which re-
meml,.rs that we are all OF one family, menl-
hers Of each other; anil. though early called,
there is solsce N thinking of the gentlcness and
integrity of spitt which had characterized h,m,
and enicarcd him 10 all his companions and &C.
auaintances, the gcntleness and purity which bc-
hong 20 home and to heaven. We will not call
such events un,iney but bow to that Higher
Wisdom, of which we are daily learning more
and more COW.
Al Mount Hope. Georgetown, ID. C., 2 IN
inst Passed Midshipmsn Wm. u. " eaver, u.
s. Navy, in the 25,h year Of his age.
In thi. town, on SUNDAY evening, Ably, Young.
est chill of Augustus q. Greene, aged 8 nonihs.
AT the Newp1u Asyun, sept. 29th. Edward
Noreptt, n native " ireland, aged ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

A STARTLING FACT Long continued nds-
position results IN wearing out IF The coats efth,
Ntomach: in partial paral, sis Of the organs which
should convert the food into healthy Llood in
inflammation and liberation Of the liver and the
bowels; and finally, if not checked and suLlucd,
in death. No sane man or woman deliberately re-
solves TO encounter these terrible evils, and yet
thousands annually do encounter and fall victims
to them, " no might invariably I've saved hy ,he
use Of lIuTCHiSs' NEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BiTTERs. Iftmc is important in matters oibnsi-
ness, il is doubly so as regards health. An early
rseoIt to this great Alternative, tonic and restora-
tive will at once relieve the languor, depression
Of spirits, disorder of the bowels, feeling Of hol-
Iowness in the stomach, indisposition Tor active
employment, 1a,ulcnce, headache, and oppression
after meals, which precedc confirmed Dyspepsia.
Even when this mel ,ncholy disease has Obtained
firm hotl and Influenced more or less al! the func-
tions OF the nterpa organ, it can be expelled and
radically cured by perseyering use Of this great
regulator and renovaior OF the digestive powers
and the nervous ~ stem.
Circulars, containing Certificates Of remarkable
cures. aud the high estimation in which ,his Med
icine 10 held by the public press, he had Of the
agents, fee.
PRICE 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton steet, \. Y.
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Marrtr0.

At Suck-a-Sunny Plains, N. j., 18Th inst, by
Rev. Mr.. Magic, Mr. Thonas &. Frecborn, oi
Providence, and Miss Anna >. Cory, OF the for
mer place.
In Woodstock, Ct., 18th inst, Prof. Benjamin
Silliman, l. l.. d., Of New Haven, and Mrs. Sa-
rah isabella Webb daughter of John Mcclellan,
Esq of WOodstock.
In New York, 18th inst, Monsieur the Chev-
alier Maximlien Hrdtmuth, Of Vienna, and
Mile Euphiase Bomgor,s, called Borghese, the
well known prima donna.
In Taunton, 4th inst, Mr.. George w. White,
Of Fall River, and Miss Mary Durice of Tiverton.
In Providence, 2iih inst. George Collins, Jr.,
Of New York, and Anna Maria, daughter OF Or
ray Taft, Esq.
In Providence, ll,h inst, Mr.. Philip Melvell
and Miss Caroline A. Joslin, both oi Woonsock.
ct.
In Attlet oro' 18th inst, Mr.. Charles l.. Pot
ter, of Providence, and Miss Ann +. Dean, OF the
former place.
In Little Compton, Sept. 23d, EdwardT. Rus
sell, Jr., Of Boston, and Susan A. Church, OF the
forme, place.
ia Westerly, Sept 2lst, Mr.. Jonathan A
Gardner and Miss Dorcas Is. Gardner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Sept. 20.
AT market 1900 Beef Cattle, 100 StoIcs. 6
pairs Working Oxen, 8, Cows and Calves, 5000
Sheep and Lambs and 1000 Swine.
Pr'ces-Bcrf Ca'tle-Extra Sc 25; LIST quality
So so; 81 do 80; 81 do S4a4 75
Stores-Ycarlngs 81. SalO Two years Old
SlOa$ l2al4; three years old S2i Il 20.
Working Oxen-SS5, 00a95.
Cows and Cavcs-SlS, 22, %, 81, So.
Sweepstakes at 81 80. 81, 10, 2, B.
Swine-3 3.4ai 3-4c; retail 4 Lao l.21; fat
hogs 43ic.
RemWks-Owing to the large number u Beef
cattle, prices have declined.