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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02
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IN Providence, 2lsi inst, Mary Anna, un,
i mehtrrui Geogc 4. aud Anna T.. Sn"w, ag 4
8 yeis and 2 mouth.
Ir Darlington, 18Th inst, Mrs, Wait Smith,
vi low Of Nathaniel Smth Esq, aged a yc,ns
~ months.
l. Warren 10Th i1,t.. Nr. MIn Co'c, VII,
n VIZ. William Cuh, 81, au laughter uf the late
Major Philip Mruroc, az Il g. ycms.
f. Pp.tsn,uth, on .hc 18th, Laura lucrclia
S,uihvick, daughter OF Geo, u. ald hz.i,u
?. : ,uhwi h, ali aid.doughiar OF Rev. ~
than Paine, e Portsmouth, aged > ,eas, II
m,ntis aud lS dlNs.
l. Wcsib,ro'. % inst, Hannah Go ham. wife
II Nutm l. Bradford, ot Hnst.u, and d.ugutc,
IT,. G.. Hchm,ld, Esp, of H.rs,ol, l.. L., aged
- yeas.
L. ,sron. I7lh, W.. Anne Winrh op Warren
uli. of d., J h G.. Waucl, and sister Of Hon.
Robert G. WIThrop. aged "a.
On Friday morning, Mrs S,san lIowlrn nd, rel
TT If W.. Henry iiowi.ni, N the siih year IL
ncr ag'.
In rrNilclrc, 2jlh inr., pr. v illiam ~. "A
len, aged 80 Neais. lor NAM wears sup,un oi tie
L. :. MARINE Ilosriialfr that pot.
IT, Nee lutk. 10Th inst, l. vtcrcr Van Ian,t,
only snn ui Clara AID Peter Il. Nunfuid, aged
iyrr 2 month. an 3 days.
o. saturday. 2lst, Elizabeth August'. 4. h
ter uf Edward G. ami Elizabeth NJ. Locke, a.,d
ycMs, 1onths and days.
VI, babe his found the harry shorc,
She in this wUlh will si.h no moIe,
She's ginc. she's gone hom earth away
To Jesus, where sh II ,v,r stay.
New Bedf,rd papers please cory.
IT, this town, on Frlda, night, after a shoIt III.
ness, William Lee Barber, E.g., ullirher ard
Proprietor Of ibs Nssyort Mercury, N the 2Sih
,var II his az.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02
Bp Qcle9rapb.
RUNoRED ACCIDENT TO JENNY LIND.

The Richmond (va.) Enquirer Of
yesterday has the following -
There was a painful rumor yesterday
mat the steamer from Wilmington To
Charleston, with Jenny Lind. &c, on
board, Was lost in the tempest on Sun.
day night We have nothing TO con.
irn the eport--indced, tie Telegram h
wires South, by which alone il could
have come, are said TO be out of order.
We learn through passengers. who
came from Charleston on that night,
that the storm was very violent, ilte bag
gage floating on the water which wash
ed over the deck. and that The passen
gers were rejoiced to escape from their
perious position.
eve give the above for what it is
worth. but it is SO incoherent that we
are very much inclined 10 doubt lis cor
rectness. No other Richmond paper
has any allusion 10 the rumor.--Eds.
Com. Adr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02
MEMORANDA.

Clear at Wilmington. X. C., IG;h, bris Cal
10 ,dar, Ia lor. Galveston.
Ard At Wilmington, n. c., brig Lcn Hadrn,
Smith, fom New a..
Au'l -, savannah, IS J, Srhr FaSir, C.ranc 4,
frpm Havana.
,rrie.l At Mobile, 10 schr Mary Tdly, Il"
New Yo,k.
e. Portsmouth, K l., t. Hostou.
Sailed from ,,u.ksrort, ] ;h, :chr Major III =
odd, Pinhh IN, Newport.
Arrat C,rlrnis. Is h. hrk Ma ri' Aar, N's
,,r. from ulv.na; big Cudih, Melville, g..
At uavaa 2lsi, brig Confidence, Ealcyoh, I'm
,,ncr: Henry Ma,fh,il, West, Idg. lor this rot.
= IL. from Havana, I9t1, bug john Lsth,
N.'villr. Poui ~.
Ci.argd. 1t Cha ic.tor, 23 schr Wandora''o, o,
Ids, Gcorg town, >. 6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

IN thIs town, IN the 29ih, Mis. I,o,oa oDulh.
wick, IA the SD year oi her age.
litiis town, on Tuesday lasl, Sarah, W.. ~
Nr. Solomau Bram,n, and daughter Of Dir. Will
ia n Eldredge, aged 23 years,
In Krnneit, Chester Co. t.nns,v ne, or the
9i.t Of December. Mary =. Taylor, wife Il h,.
ard Taylor Of New York Guy, IA the i4,b ysor 81
her age.
At the residence of her cather, In Tiverton. on
the 23d inst, Miss Alice Il. H1nitiii. ia her 2Sd
yew.
In Providence. on the 2sih inst, Thomas Coles
Horpin, aged t5 years.
IL Providence, on SATURDAY. evening. Francis J.
Hall. son Of the Rev. Edward u. Hall, aged IL
years.
In Nov York, on SUNDAY morning, 2sfh inst, -
a iing.ring ilmess. Maria NJ, wife Of Gen. Wm'
Glib. MacNeil, ond daughtc, of Chas- L. .n"'
mann, dec.
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NEw o LEANS. Dec. 22

NEw o LEANS Dec. %.
The steamship Philadelphia Capt Per
son. from Chagres has arrived afle
n passage OF six days. She brings three
hundred passengers. There we're many
still waiting on the lsthuus.
The steamers Antelope and Panama
had left Panama with large number of
passengers.
Boston Dec. 80
Carey, the murderer of the depot mas
ter at Lincoln, Mass, was arrested at
Waltham this morning.
A ship or hnrk. from New Orleans.
bound for this place, 10 ashore in Prov.
inoe,ovn harbor
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+, fllnriNr 5nlcllialntc. tHS;
PORT or NEW PORT.
ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, Dec. -.
Big Mary Fsrrow, Wau-n. Bangor. Iildg.
Tfrt.
Schr Santor", Hatch. Tangor. btiderlor;
Brooksvilie, l. m,burner, do, \ Iork. P.ht Po.t
rr yidenee, I'm u ctuise.
Sioop Rcsolu,i,n, u kcr, y. Kingston.
THURSDAY, December "S
Big Irinras, GAR at, prrt au Prince, \ }.
Schr l,ypicr, Glover. Pli'a' Packt. NrVs,
"asis. Nnrwich Centurion, Hatch. Bangs. \
Y; T. iNarl Eyrlrt'. Rohorts, Eos:or, No'iah;
l. nsda,o. Tasi r, Prov, rhih; u u T'nen.
Young, dr. Bal Smr, Thomas, R.ehGDd, ny /;
VIA iaird, Sulhs, Salem, 10.
Slonr Olive, Lewis, Mouth KTe.ion; feso'u
ton, Baker, do. riot Boat Wm W. johnston,
King, a cruise.
FRIDAY. December -.
Slo5p Victory, Bat'r, New I"k.
SATURDAY. December p.
piot Schr Wu. ". John.trn, hire, 0u'se
NONDAY, Drcrmlu 30.
Srhr lanc, Henderson, ploy, Phia, SWih,
Pr,tv, y York, y Eedio,d; Lucinda, Atie-
more, Ed.l River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

The steamship Baltic brings the fol
II owing news -
| AFFAIRS on THE CONTINENT
The events in Central Europe have
| worn varied aspects during the week
and whatever now may be said about the
| conditions of peace. or rather the post
| pom, mcnt of hOs,lilics agreed upon at
| Olmutz. Wc see but little To shake our
conviction that each party is trying t"
ovrrrcach the other and that The trc
conferences which are ~ be opened on
the 2Srh inst. ut Dresden, re not more
likely to settle pcrman nlIy the relative
prcponderance oi Austria and Prussia
than any of the numerous diets which
have tried their hands at the Gordiin
knot during many years past.
The contracting parties are 10 send
two commissioners TO Holslrin one from
each power. to su mon the refractory
heIigrrentS TO lay down their arms.
With regard to II sSe Cassrl H.,
three conferences are 10 adjust that dls-
putc. the Eiecior in the mcanlu e. hci q
asked to 90 back to CasscI, rrotcrr' d
by one u usslin and one Fedora balt-
lion. The Esloppe roads, which join
tie Prussln Eastern provinces wth the
WestphaIia provinces, are To e orcu {"
Prusslans and Fcdera's and the former
are not to obstruct the movements OF the
Federal troops.
The King OF Bavaria. seconded by
'vurlcmberg has taken every step 10
mark his disarprobation of the OInu'2
compromise. and Saxouy is said to be
equally annoyed by 1t.
A change has taken place in the head
quarters ol the Duchies Gem. Wlllison
has suddenly resigned the command OF
the Holsiein army, and has gone TO AL
tona.
Gen. vaneerwor' has been appointe
Commander in Chief in his stead.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

The brig j. Rhoades from Baltimore
for Plymouth went ashore OH b. lown's Is-
land, Plymouth Harbor, on Saturday
evening
The vessel is total loss and one boy
drowned.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Both 10 A. NJ.
The LedgcrbuIldings were destroyed
by fire this morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

rs Four Camanchc Indians, accomra-
MED by half breed Interpreter. passed
through Pitisburg a day or two since on
their way TO Washington, to have talk
with their Great Father.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

The London correspondent of the
Philadelphia North American writes
that the American Protestant church in
the Via del PontiGci, at Rome, is now
open, and divine service is regularly per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Hastings. VINO
was sent from the United States on this
mission.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

Allen A. Hail, late editor of the Re-
public, has been appointed superintcn-
dent for the erection of the San Francis
CO Custom House and Marine Hospital
salary, Sl7 per day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

IPWe stated few days since that
ia. B. Aver had been elected Mayor OF
the CITY of Lowell We should have
said that it was DR.. J. G, Aver whose
pharmaccutal reputation has gone the
round world over for his preparation OF
the Cherry Pectoral.--Bang'r Wig
and Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

BY the latest accounts the Prussians
were Al Huenfeld.
The Elcctor, now counting upon the
support Of the Ausirians, is protesting
against the presence Of the Prussians in
his capital and lha Au~irians 'hus en-
outraged, continue TO advance. Al the
last accounts they occupied Mnrhurg
where they commanded the railroad
from Frankiord TO Cassel and complete
Iy turned the flank of the Prussiaus.
The Berlin 10 rnals seem 10 count on
peace being preserved
From Vienna the news IL not quite so
pa ifc, and while il is said that the Ru,-
sian army s to be reduced, tie armament
al Vienna sill. continue.
FRANCE.
Beyond the discovery of n new So-
ciaIist plot ii, Tou'on, lhls country re-
mains Tranquil.
The Red Democrats al Loudun in
connection with those in Switzerland are
watching the progress oI events and am
ticipaiing the moment when, as they say
they may strike at the existence of king }
authority IN Europe, and restore the
Republic one and indivsble."
authenticated relou las reached
Paris from Marseles, that ia Ievolu
ton had broken oui NJ Palermo.
1t is alleged that the retirement o.
The finance Minister AT Nalrd, was
"aused by a desire IL make fOme ar
angemcnt with the English and Duith
creditors, which has been overru!ed by
NavareZ.
Fresh Disturbances have taken place
at AIeppo. The insurgents, IN spite oi
their recent losses, have made an ara' k
OH the city. ihe result was their deirai
Advices from Cape Of Good Hope 10
Goth OF October state that ihc fears OF a
Calirc Eruption have subsidcd.
III England. since the commencement.
oi the anti pop,ry movement II tiIin.
s. ems tu have given 50 much genera
satisfaction as the Queens answers &.
the address presented to her at Wind
sor Cas'Ic, OIL Tuesday.
In Dublin tie satisfaction at the a s
wers Il pears 10 be quite as great as 1t
London or Ednburg.
A letter Of the Duke Of Norfolk h Is
been published, in which his grace takcr
! the same view OF the ultra monaslic ioc
| lrincs Of Doctor Waeuan that Lpr
Beaumont propoundcd two or three
weeks ago
The papers continue to teen with ar
counts of meetings, addresses, pctliiol S
an, rcmonsiranc,s agaIns, the ngw i(o
man Caiho'ic Organization.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

W Weave under repeated obligations
70 our lriend T.. W. Clifford. ESQ, Of
Fail River, for Boston evening papers,
and also Tor important Telcgr ,phlc des-
patches. We wish him happy New
Year, and trust that hc may live to see
very many annivcrsa les oi this day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02
FALL RivBR. Dec. 80.

The steamer b Itic put into Prov
ncetown yesterday morning, at 6 o.
clock, for coal. She experienced very
heavy weather all the passage.
The Locomotive Of the morning. train
from New Brdlord for Boston ran of
the track, five miles from New Bedford.
No one hurt. T.. w. G..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

An examination WAS made oi rhe steam
ship Ohio this morning aud the survey
ors have reported her .ale with slight
repairs to her engin,s, TO proceed to
New York. The dry dock here is not
Ia;ge enough TO receive her. Her cap.
tain is still awaiting orders
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

Letters from Florida state that owing
to divisions existing among democrats in
the Legislature, no Senator can be
elected during present session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

On the Is, Of January, a new and i'm
proved system respecting provisions and
sEog, will be introduced into The entire
Bfi.!fh Navy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02
CARRIERS ADDRESS
TO rHn PATRONS OF THE
|ERALD OF THE TIMES.
January 1. 1881. ..r
January i, 1851.


January !, 1851. eF
he time has come round,
hen Carriersare bound
To honor their patrons in verse,
making bis bow
hest he knows how
(lIe hasn't had time to reheGrse,l
Bent down to the ground,
THE cold, frozen ground,l
With obeisance profound.
Beholdl with bare brow,
At your threshold e'en now,
With prayers the most ervent,
Your ha-ble servant
Expectlnsly stands
In one II his hands
His hat--in the other hi. purse.
A happy New Year!
Heaven lend You good cheer,
And hearts to give thanks for it, too!
And long may you live
A freely 10 give
A Heaven has bestowed upon you!
"Be giving--bc giving
Who gives MT is not living"
Says a townsman[now absentl in song
"Liie is short" we were told
In the Scriptures ofold,
But the Art to do good makes il long.
How many for gold
Contentment have sold,
Home, health, life, a sacrifice given!
Seek ye joys on high
Which gold cannot buy,
Do good aud have treasures in heaven.
Another years past,
ITO many their last i
lis ended forever and aye
And we who are here
AT the birth Of this year
Have been spared to behold great day.
There were some folks that said,
What got into their head,
Your Carrier pretends not to know,l
Said, and s,ocrs, the first half
Oi this century ldon'i laugh j
Was over Just one year ago,
This took in some folks
Not used to such jokes,
And they straight in their journals made
en,ry:--
'Bless the Lord, we aro here
To begin new year
On the very tip-,op Of the Gentry"
But now il has come
And this is no Hum
Bug,-,he year Eighteeu Fifty is scaled;
Half century is done,
Its mighty race run,
And a new half has taken the field.
Wen not war with the dead
Nor pursue hat has fled
Like "a shadow, no more to return
But well lin up our eyes
To the star-crowded skies,
And, while Memory bends Ter her urn,
Hope shall look up and hail
Heav n, light, that the pale
Marble monument, cleaning, gives bacl, /;
Hope shall rise and press on
Where the spirit has gone
On Its LOFTY and star-ngntra uaoh.
What bright Omens cheer us
Heaven seems to draw near us,
Asnew stars in lis arch take their place,
How they beckon US On
Who before us have gone
With patience to run the bright race
But Time urges on,
And We must be gone,
And leave him his story to tell
With the year Fifty One
Re a new life begun
BY each Of you PATRONS, farewell!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

Edward Clarke, Esq, in coming
ashore from the steamer Bay State, at
the Long Wharf, Monday evening, ac-
cideniaIly slipped of the plank to the
water. Ropes were thrown to him and
he was soon taken out wiihou, injury
1t was rather a cold night for cold
bath.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

CONT of Probate, TIyr,lnu Dec, %, 1870
A !Asi,u ucu, in writing purp,rting 10 tc 'h'
5, N II AMI rcstlagut oi WILLIAM iAIE
Il AZ ttr of ri,erton, dec, .s ri,scutrdt tur Iiu-
,Atr tl3 Letters tcstl ucn..ry thctcon. II IS O.
,,,rI int the c,r-r lcralrn IN rcoi b. referred
Court of Prob Il, t, be ilcl at the Town Hall.
~ Tiyerton. ON tia ,us. Noaday Of January next
,t ,o'cIoa&,P =. NJ; AMI tnt notice tn lroi b,
~ iisurd f,r three Sa'c- ss'yc week., ia the Eie'
,I Of the Trncs, pubiI-h,d ~ Newport.
D.r.l2.3W. asa GRAY, Frcbt'c C!elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

A DAsDy. - One that would be a lady
If he could but, as he can't, does all he
can 10 show the world that he 10 not
man
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sXE Rouse s'Gss SALE.

VIE D,c house, Dwelling house, Shop and
dyeins apparatus, knownss the
NEWPORT COUNTY DYE HOUSE.
gu,'cd on Tanner -i,crt. IL offered for sale, clear
al iIcLahercatcr ,ngr,hri with the good will Of
, same. Inc proprie,or's oaiy objcct in wishing
ciIt,lS his WIs. To- move from the town. IL
re sid at Il ioN price and on reasonable terms;
OF IS a g.edt iniu ga NJ . any one wishing to
,,alair the busine, s. az j; il doing good busi.
r,s wnicht th proprietor viii prove to any ONE
' .biis 70 plfch,sc; for further particulars allly
n ,hs rcmises to
,.ygs. On. JOHN II. CLEGO.
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AUCTION.

MILL be soi a, Public Auc'i,n. Of the Itcnl'
w s"s, On Mon lay, the l3.h u. J1nrm,, 1901
Noe .cL. 4. ~, If t,ir tint tie n'Xt ia'
ay. IT not PIE, cusly disposed 81, th~ wes'-"no"
ar in roit.muutn belonging 20 the hc'Is - tht
ln.lIcny Lawton, I-l, deceased con'an' Z
ab,nt t,!it, eight aCr' s, With d"'ii' 'tow' >
',r,ani crib thereon Standing. Sad fam is si'-
,neI b,,ween and Q miles hon Newport, n
Ia raain road leading to R'is'ol Ferry and tie
+ ,re Bri lgc. and isb,urdcd ON the West . sn
road, a q on the Est liy the fa't water; here !
4, ev.r-G,iing spring %! "dtcr on 'aid Fam an
an .xc.,',ui Och rdcompose oi rrvc'al Nma' !
{ al tg.es uf good quality rpt su'i"ssed ~ ny
~ this island tn, soil il of a tooi qntiit, hrd
-, C,r,n h,, been welt cultivated. AS, anon 81
,nct Of !,ni situated about 81 OF mi!c lrrm til
',i,nIs' Nrr,iog liuusr, the Middle 'oau's 20
aled, Containing about % acres.
T,,.nliuas ~ The time an llacr e sale tc'
, ,nerlartic.luB Amply 10 JOH y. IhW1oN
~ the prelniscs, OF GIDEON LAW TON. New
20 {. "''~ >,
Gad Rive: Monitor please s'iy. aaa s:"a l''
- this 1iicc.
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Millinery Establishment.

TIVE VOTING wONAn'S EoCk OF
i HEALTH, by DR.. Wm. a Alcott, author Of
toe "House live in," &c.
Extract from the Piefste 1.-THE fnowing
pag,s are th. result Of long ssreisnee, and o(
nncb and careful olscryation. |, ~ desigped %
a Legacy--ros-bly lss, enc >" 'h't 'cc' 'hrossh
who's, m-trmncniali,, sin and ts,sse came upon
the world. aad ,hrmgh whnse oL,dsrcs 70 the
divine hw, - an ,b,cicni instt"ne,i, thr, are, ~
the rnd tV Le removed" fiee 'oeenis; @r The
s,le Ivy ,,. ., ,rcv
Dcria w 1hsmss ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02
BRIGHTON MARNEI-p,

w
At market l0J Beef Cattle, no Stores, / / paiis
Working OMcn, II Cows anI diycs, 100 >ih,cl
dnd Lambs, aud % SWINE.
Prces--iic.i ,,ttc--GStra D ~; 6,st quail.
~ : i5 second 3; thld = % IL 3 IS.
Working DXcn-sdics ot : 10, 80, % so.
Cows AMI talvos--Salrs = 8, %. zJ, - auL
81
Sheep and Lsnbs-<I IS, S203 AM SO co.
One extra ot sold at ( 4 each.
Swn,-i J. D l-zc.
E,maks. On dccoI1t of the late storm H.
ears "n The various Railroads have bren drla>' d
and many 'attle aud SWINE whrch were cxl rc'e
to- lay wili not arrNr III season tr tDa,Jl's ma,
kct. About 2z5 Beet ,aitir Wuc AT Candid,
yesterday, Int few # which were cod 80
S"ine ,tc cXp"ctoi To aliNc al til, Hri, ,Atou ~,
tiJI this afternoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

o. The domestic mission' of the Meth.
odist Church, according TO Bishop james.
comprise three hundred and twenty sta
tions, and employ three hundred and
thiriy-seven missionaries. Connected
with there are about thirty thousand
church members.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

Ia" ,;ubs.Tihor hereby gives puhlr Notice h. I
hes lc ar,np.rd c>c'utr Of the l"st Nh
a.! testament Of ELIZABETH COOh, hte Z"
Tycitoo, 'tc. an has accepted oi sud liu'i
a. qnAif, himself according To law, ne, thee
rr, req ,,'s AL the del t3rs and cIodltos Il sa'"
..t.,e To- mtkr s.l,iclaen with hin, wIIh9ut Gelo!
NhTiNN Is. EAlLL, ..AvcutI.
TyrA;on, Dec. II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02
BALTIMORE, Dec &c.

Ruuors are prevailing here that Jen-
ny Lind, Mr.. Barnum and the suite
accompanying them, were lost during
the late gale, while on their way from
Richmond to Charleston.
NORFOLK Dec, 26,h.
The steamer Ohio, from Chagres, via
Havana, for New York. put into this
harbor to-day, in distress, having sprung
leak at sea.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

'I'iIE Subscriber has been appointed by tie oa''
j oi Prub tr of Chailcstu~n, Administrator 81
IN. estate Of - rca. kcnyou late Of said town,
ceas 4, and is qualihr, TO act. Al pcrsors
having | ,mns against sand estate are roq'",td ~
pcesen, them, aud AL persons owing raid es'oie
arc requested 10 settle trthwiih.
WILLIAM GREEN NAN, Aso ','r.
Chsrle-son, Nov. nh lsS0
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-02

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CHERRY PICTORIAL
For tho Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS,
OARsENEss, DRoN.
CHITIs, GROUP, AsTH.
MA, wHooPING.CovqH
AND C0NSU MPTIoN.
AYERS crTREY PECTORAL.
For ,i.c C'iso Of
COUGHS, tIi. 9,
HOiRSeNU, 9, BROhC Is, WHtP.
IG-COUjii AND ,ONSUMt1lON.
Tis ,ri'y valiable r. nedy for al diseases Of
the Lu.gs nd lhr'a,, Lac Lec4i e,ic " ct rel.
.ncc o. The aai;c.ed il; is ,hc est certain cure
xuow 'ar ,A- aosve orrp!si.t. While il 10 .
.seiiu. remedial ag,n ia tie nost desperate ard
a los, hoPel,ss cases Il tonEnnpI,n, an, 30,
duiai4acd eases, ,ne al tie miiI,s; and u est
re,asis family medicines for cenmou eesshs
and is. Read hr.oN T.. opinion o. men ~Ae
are known Il taers3..i, 4ad Ia ~.,l. respus
taeir op.Hiors.
F.OM PLOFf SIS OR HITLH, OCK.
" James !. hy-i---Ir have Ls,d your
"CHfRRf IkCIoRAL," in ~, ,.p care Of
IceN-seat'd 1 Bronchitis, all sn rj,,.sisd ron its
,Go,u"al constitution that II 10 sn 'en rattle coo-
poIud ..r t.e ie"ei Of ary1g,:s! rne roHchial ch-
Iru,i-s il NY ioion 80 80 its s'q q iol charac-
'.' cn b' q az! service yoa are al Liberty to use
,ar you thilk rrgptr
re.!-ca of fAmherst College.
FfJahs"y pALCa I.A",EI."
"Al ER'o CHEkHi IbCTOkAL 10 one Of
jhe gns; Va'Gib.e e u sii"ns til; h:.s iah VI.
Ter our uol,cc. Attn u careful er;u.i. ;,ion, We
do not hesitate n say y" harea hdgc spriccia.
o. 80 ils lu.ii,s snd lhe fullest csnhdeuc in its
rrfun.ss iyr cpus hU aud iu " coTLi-in;'
DR.. Brewster, ol Wiudl an Co., Com sends
the iJlioviu, tesiimoiy,-
DIR. :. G. A,-r--,je. Z Sir IL em osr you .
ertnra'e from hlrs atherine X. Csdy highly
e-,ecitbe lady Di tals y, age, wit' Al Nj. Seth
ady, p.yy,; Shc.:g y ndham Co., CouDecii.
~. Ihs c.ne IA hei cas. VIE vcry tr.n., ,",d
h aura ed gen raj a,tent'n.
WEST kIILtreLY, Ct, Sept. ~, lS4S.
TIL. .nay ccrii, that | vas aG. icted with a
w II Voiy c3rgG - iag "iItc! o. !.o, Which
a, u,c.t.H,d t. terminate in o'fusu ton. / lad
~ many y eGiCin,s IN VAN yas cur ty
| he US o. "..rEK's CPrRRy PIcrosAI."
CATHERINE ~. CADY.
EIGTCT EVIDENCE.
Dr.J. c. Aycr Lowell Dear Sir fielding n.
.cr Obligation. t. yOu To, tIe { siOgatlUa o! ny
= .,lth, sgui yuu rc, ort Of my case, bith
.uu ar al LlutytD pub ia iO, tbs henri 9th.
ers. Los, duiuuiHl ;,ok bad c0id .ct tUrnpan-
,ed by s-ge cmg and made use mi ny red-
,cines wi.arI oLta,niug rulci. a iienu gave
ne . bottle o' yGur CHLRlsH PECI ORAL the
seoiwsiCh / iEncdiacly commenced acco, ding
~ ctlDus. | rUw sleep well, ugh has
ceased, aaI al by the use III your inSdicine.
+. =. SiuNE, A. NJ.
Primer al hlt Hope Seminary.
From DR.. Bryant, Dru6gt; and Postmaster,
G. .a.pcc FATS, Mass
tJr. :. &. \ er--Dcar Sir:---E Enclo ed piease
i ( remittance for all the Cur.' RN PECTO.
Al. rs, sent ne. Gu uui,"s TAI ngy say that
q medicine We Sc gives sph s..,.s action 40
oIl's does; no, have | ever ser a medicine
IA n cure so tnauy cases Of Cough and Lung
unipiaHtF. Oar PA, ,sicians are osipg il extern
Nrl, III tI",r p,acucu, and el,I thr hat piest
,c T.. Try yours, ID. NJ. BRYANT.
REPAIRED Lf J. c. AVER, cBknIsT, Low
IL, MASS.
SIl ~ Newpart by r. n. HAyAVr kCo.,
ID 4. J. rAYl OK Drnysists--det I56m