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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
DieO,

On Thursday last, At her residence in Washing
ton, after "A b. iei illness, Madame taIyalo, TIM
excellent aud universally respected consori oi Doe
Manuel Carvallo, the estccm,d minister oi the
republic Of Chill.
In this town, 2sth, Martha I.avinia, daughter
of John .nd Susan Myers, aged 2 years aud 5
months.
In this town, 2slh. Mrs Elizabeth Dean, wid-
ow OF the late SilIs Dean, Esq, in the S7th year
Of her aIc.
In this town on 25th, Mrs Mary II. Burdick,
wife of Alexander v. Bnrdick, aud daughter Of
the late Fieeborn Cnggeshal, aged SO years.
H. the death # Mrs. Alexander Burdick, her
friends feel they have sustained great loss.
Sypathctic in affection and in scenes of prosper
ous lifr and possessed naturall, Of snJng md ar
dent feelings, she hal cndeared herself to very I"a-
nv, WIN desire in this ms"ner Is record this sstl-
mate uf hei character and services. She cherish
ell "a high respect Tor the institutions of religion,
and vas much beloved 10y the church with whom
she worshpped. In an hour Of great ply seal sui
f-ring and deep mcutal di.tress she SAID, at the
close oi prayer ollcre by her pastor, with SIN
ccrc and strong emotion, "iIcre, Lord, give my
self away; it is all that can do" Com.
In this town, on Monday morning. Albert q.
lawton, son of the Late Thomas lawton, de-
ceased, aged n years.
Mr. Lawton was "A Young man Of great promise.
Kind, Anrc,ionate and energetic, hc Was IN all
respects a sOn tender and beloved b, his widowed
mother and only sister. aud broiher ~ whom
those who sustained this Z, latiOn I" hun, cher
i.hei ihr frmcst confidence. The young men had
| IN him a true friend, in very man, 81 whom he
! earl, death has created deep gloom. In his
sickness, as ~ other periods 81 h's lie, he vac
scriously CO oerned Gr the salvation oi his soul,
and his ardent desire was, ~ he repeated, said
All p,a,e that hs LIE might w. prolnged 20
thai he " might have the oppo, tunity oi serving
the i.nrd, winch through the pridc OF my heart,
have failed hitherto To do.
III. funeral will I've ,ucmnized this afternoon
t2n'cluck frum the residence Of his mother at
the head Of Broad Succt, which relatives and
friend. are afcction,tcly in,ited To attend
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
CATALoouE or WARREs LAplrs' SEM

9 CATALOGUE or VARIES LApIIs' SEM
lHAsY.-We hove received the eleventh
annual Catalogue OF the Officers and
Members Of the Young Ladies' Scmina-
~, in Warren, for the year ending
March, 1851. The whole number of
scholars admitted during the year is l4s
This institution has been established Is
years, and has enjoyed liberia share
ofthe confidence and patronage Of the
eommsnity. The next term will COM
mepee April 10th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
AUSTRIA.

The most rapid piece Of Legislation
ever recorded in the annals of any legis-
lative body, was the passaee Of the
light house bill in the United States
Senate. The motion was made TO take
il up and carried; ], was read a first,
second, and third time, and passed; SEN,
to the House fer the signature of the
Speaker and enrolment, returned to the
Senate, signed by its President. and
sent to the President within the space
st five minutts. The motion TO take up
was made FIVE minutes before the eI-
piration OF Congress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
Bp GrIesrapb.


Portland, Me,-M,rch 25h.-A tele-
graphic despatch from Fredericton, N.
b., just received. announces the pas
sage, this day, Of the Facility Bill, by
the Legislative Council. without divi-
sion. II passed The House by vote of
50 to 5. This bill grants assistance. 10
the amount Of 81 ,250, 900, TO the Euro
pean and North American Railway in
New Brunswick. ttI
BALrlMoRr, Thursday, March 81.
The steamer Brother Jonathan bound
from New York for Chagres, has put
into Norfolk in damaged condition.
her 'arbord paddle-wheel being broken
she is, however, 10 sail again on Saiur-
day, The accident happened in longi-
tude 72, on the 22d inst. 600 miles from
New York.
Cincinnati, March 81.
A letter from Mr.. Barnum announces
that Jenny Lind will be here about the
18th Of April.
The river has fallen 7 inches within
the past "a hours. Weather rainy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
Whig Nominations. $.

Fox GOVERNOR.
JOSIAH CHAPLIN,
ofPiOriaience.
For LiEUTESAhT GovrRsoR.
ROWSE BABCOCK,
Of Uesteriy.
FoR SEcRETAny.or SrATk.
CHRISTOPHER +. ROBBINS,
Of Proridenre.
FoR ATTORNEY G NERAL.
JOSEPH NJ. BLAKE,
Of Bristol.
FoR GENERAL TREASURES.
SAMUEL A. PARKER,
of Newport.
FoR MEMBERS Of CONGRESS.
EASTERN DisTRiCT.
GEORGE G. KING,
Of Newport.
WESTERN DlsrRI,'T.
CHARLES JACKSON,
of Scifudte.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
Every Wing vote.

Let every Wing in town vote to-day
for the Stale ticket, Congressman and
Assenblymen. Ifany are sick nnd can-
not walk TO the Court House, let them
be taken there in carriages. Come up,
one and all, and thus sustain the Whig
administration, and prevent Il recurren-
&C Of the Dorrite troubles of 1912. Ii
s the same old Dorrite party Of 1912
that we are now contcndiAg against.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03

"The Board Of Canvasscrs yes
tcrday afternoon decided to retain the
name Of Mr.. Lawrence on the Voting
List Ii IL an erron Gus decision, and
will not be sustained by the Grand
Committee, when the votes are count
ed, We are confident.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
DO not be deceived.

Do not be deceived by mlsrcp esentn-
,ions to-day. The Nhigs have their
egular canddatcs.-vo for them, par
llcularly the Atscnblym.n. Every
true Wing should vote Tor the regular
Caucus nominations.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03

~ hRDENING The Kitchen Gardner's In
VI tor; containing catalogue Of GARDEN aud
Herb Seeds, NTH practical directions for the cul-
tivaIion Of Culinary Vegetables; Herbs with a
Calendar showing the work necessary to he done
in every month also directions for Forwarding or
Forcing Vegetables, by 7. Brdgcman; price
81 IL cents.
The Family Kitchen Gardener, with plain and
accurate description Of all ca mary Vegetables,
with their Botanical, Eng lsh, French, ana Ger
man names with the best mode Of cultivating
them. AIso descriptions aud character Of the
mort select Fruits, their nanag agement and culture
25 cngrayings. hy Robert Bui,t, arthor Of the
Rose Manual, &c. {; price 63 cents.
The New American Gardener, containing prac-
tica directions on the culture Of Fruit aud Negc-
tables; Including Landscape and Ornamental
Gardening, Grape Vices, silk, Straw ~lerres, &c. I,
by Thomas q. Fcss,nden, editor 81 the New
England Farmer; price Is cruts, for sale 10y
WILLIAM H. PEEK,
Mch25 CyIhamcs ST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
Beware Of Spurious Tickets.

All manner oi spurious tickets viii he
circulated by The Iocoocos to-day be-
sure that you vote the genuine tickets.
which have been nominated by the reg.
ular Conventions and Cuucusscs OF the
Wing party.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03

A PoHr IN THE EVA schoolmis-
tress asked child what see spelt.-
The child h.siia,ed, -" What do | do
when | look AZ you = said the mistress.
Thqmnt," replied the pupil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
Vote the whole Ticket.

We trust that every Wing will vote
the who ticket to-day do not scratch
the name of a single candidate, because
one vo,e may turn the election. /, IL
possible that Que vote might give tie
Suts 10 The locoiocos.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03

The Rev. Sebastian Strecter, Of the
First Universalist Church, Boston, uni
ted IA few nights since. the three hou-
sdndih couple, since his installation over
his present parish.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
PHILADELPHIA, March, 90.

A man named Washington Benlord,
horse dealer, of Somerset county,
Penn, while on his way from Boston,
was robbed last night whilst crossing
from Camden to this city. Of $3S,O00 in
notes, on the Boston Bank.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
Vote nil the Tickets.

Wings, remember that you have
three tickets to support to-day; for
State officers, Congressman and Assem-.
bIymen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03

The late Prof W cbster's chemical ap-
paratas as sold at auction on WedDes
day, and realized only $500, about a
third Of lie value
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
TFrom the Irish American, |


ASArrEAL TO CoMMOS SEssE.-It won't
do. at this day, To advance AN opinion without Civ
ing reason i,r il. We might tell the public IN
every issue of ou, paper, that HurCHisGs' vkG-
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BIrLEks were Il specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
of il, but they would n believe our ,pSe d'ra
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sona obscr vation and on the concurrent tcstl
T,ny of all our fricnls and acquainIances who
have tried the article, or have seen It tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, AMI restorative properties are
altogether ueqnlled. That II braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, hnpa' tN
irmness to the nerves, aud mviyora,es the consti-
tuition; an that its stimulating effect is followed
by M reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best s,o,nachi' which mc,.ical science has
We, gwen to ma kind.
Circulars. containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which tins
Medicine held 10y tn public press, can bc h'd Of
the agents, free.
PKicf 80 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
Fsincpal Office, l22 Fulton street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
Write your nn me I'm full.

Wings, write your names in full on
the backs OF all your tickets, or they will
be good for nothing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
F1 !ilorinr lnirlliarnts. TX,
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARltvEt,.
WEDNESDAY. Mnrch 2e.h

WEDNESDAY, March 26,h.
Schr', Tiancis llallct, Walden, Phila, New
Bedford; Rose in boom, cannon, \. Y. Digh-
ton; Elranur Bowgt. Ihih,, fah River; Sprr-
did, Small. Machs Provrfnoe; ESchange,
LAWYER, do, do, Psnssce, vca..y, Bangor. rIo,
d.. Shop Tbr- r'~'. smns' tss Grsep.
s1eb,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03

~ An adjourned Wing meeting WI
holden M the Town Hall. last evenin,
The following nominations for Assem-
blymen were made:
For S major.
SETH w. MACY.
For Representatives.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON.'
JOSEPH ANTHONY.
JOSEPH b. WEAVER.
BENJAMIN FINCH.
THOMAS II. HUNTER
The meeting then adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03

A letter from Havana dated 2ls met
states that Henry Clay will remain at
that place foy o fortnight
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
BAI.TiNoRr Mar

Baltimore, March 2.
The person named Webster, charged
with being participant in the murder of
the Cosden family, has had n hearing.
on habeas corpus, and been fully COM
mittej.
Father Richie declines the dinner
rendered him by the aut hori,ies Of
Richmond.
NASHVILLE, March 29th.-Jenny
Lind has arrived. Choice of seats for
the first concert sold at 200 dollars
The premiums realized $1,000. The
proceeds for first concert will amount
to about $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03

VNIIE I've hous-, Dwelling house, Shop
l. dycing apparatus, knownas the
NEWPORT COUNTY DYE HOUSE
situated on Tanner street, is offered fur sale, cleaI
of all iucumbranc,s together with the good will o
the same. The propIictor's only object in wish
ING to sell il, j. his wish to move itom the town
IL Will bc Sold AT a low price and ON reasonable
terms; it oilers great induccmcnt To any one
wishing to engage IN the business, as 1t !, doing a
good b,.incss which the proprietor will prove to
any one wishing 10 purchase for lurihcr partieu-
Lars appl, en- the premises to
nov, Is. 6n. JOHN II. CLEGG
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ASA GRAY, }
ABM. BARKER, : Commissioners.
CYRENUS BLISS,
uLI'SES EOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE,
V'IIE Grcrnnan House in Spruce street, con-
i tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
conv-nienccs and cut buildings, we'll of good wa.
ter. burn. u large garden containing variety Of
fruit trees, Sc.
Also a house ~ Tanucr street. containing cig I
rooms, with out buildings, well of 'ood water,
garden cont aiming fruit trees, &r. Both houses
are in good repair. For icrn., &c, appl, at this
office. W. II. CRANSTON.
Jan II. #.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
MEMORANDA.

Arr at Savanna 2lst inst, Schr Fakr Garancr
from Havana
Cid at HAVANA, 2lst, brig Ellen Hayden
Smith, f,r Csrdcna., To load with molass,s.
SPOKEN.
March %, lat. ~ %, Ion ~ 10, bark Charles
Devens, Bailey, from New Orleans for San Fran
cisco.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE, the Subscribers, having been appointed ly
w the Court OF 4, obile IT the town 81 liver
ton, Com nissirncrs Ia receive aud examine the
claims against the Estat, Of
BORDEN BRAYTON,
lac Of said Tvcrtou, deceased, represented lnsOl-
vent, and h Nv the, are ma eout, do hereby give
notice that six months from the ihiIdnay oi Feb
ruary inst. mc allrweh to the Creditors Of aids
Estate to bring inand prove their CLAIMS against
the same aud that the last Saturdays in Jolly and
August, A. D., 1851, NJ 10 O'Clock ia the f,ie-
noon, aud the house al JOSEF h Dsho,n, Esq, is
appointed by us the time and placc of meeting
sail Creditors lur the purpose Of receiving and ~
aiming their several claims.
ASA GRAY,
CYRENUS BLISS,
The undersigned, having been appon- Adj
ministr,tor on shii Estate, and having qualified
himself accordlin, 90 law, requests all persons in
d,btcd thrroto To make immediate aNment t" him.
Fcb3, 1851 JOSEPH Osborn. Adm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03

I'VIs Y
i of money. Enquirc at this "ihcr. M'h.b
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
'I'iIE undersigned having been appointed Exec.
i utors ufthr last Will aud Testament Of
WILLIAM BATEMAN,
late of riyerton, dec. and having given Bond Ia
the Hon. Court of Probate Of said town. accord
ing To Law, hrrch, give notice TO all persons in.
debtcd To said Estate to make payment to them,
and those having dmands against said estate, To
present thrm for settlement.
JOSEPH BATEMAN,
SErii BATEMAN,
LII rHER BArEMAN, )ESecutors
WM. 4. BArEMAN,
SYDNEY BATEMAN.
Jan. 80.
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Alcll2s

V'HE American Bee Ke' per-. Manual; eng
practical treatise on the History and Domcs
TIC Economy of the Honey Bee, embracing full
approved methods of managing this ins' Ct through
every branch, the result otmany years experience
By 4. Is. Mincr, with 80 fine wood ,nginNinsS.-
Price 81.
The Aqumrians Guide, containing direct ons
Tor the managrm Of Bees ON the DtWi,ing
system by J. u. PAYNE author "f the [ tti'pcIs
Guide. London edition price reduced To 80 cents.
For sale by WM II. PEkk,
Mnch2i 80 Thames IT.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22
PROFESSOR A. C.. BARRYtS -

l NFALLlBIE for renewing, tnvigorating and beauti
tying the Hair, removing Scurf, Dandr,iff and all at
iecticns of the Scalp and curing erptons the ski,
diseases OF the Glands Muscles and integuments and
this preparation, 'sth re is such word fail" The
rst journals nAmerca medical men of Tie hglesI
prominent citizens of ali Professions and ladies
Whe nave used II tor years their dressing and
nurseries, admit with accord, that for mpartng Wig
or gloss, Insurance and cnrl the hair, Graduating
scurf and dandruf healing wounds u ing contrsions
sprains, sngs, and tho muscles, it has equal among
the multitude OF coinp.,nnds advertised in the public
prints or used in private practice In cheapncss well
as eHcacy Barry rlcopherous is unrivalled Ike I'M
nense cash sales of the article. have enabled the
tot 20 at retail at twenty-five cents per bottle,
which i from hfy TO one hundred per less than the
price ofany other preparation in The scigef
g treaties on tie hair and skin embracing valuable -
recfans for the culture and direction of NATURES choic
st ornaments, IN which each bottle is enclosed aloso
worth lie -monsy5, H.
The affinity between the membranes which constitute
me SKIN and The HAIR which draws its sust nance from
TINS triple envelope, very close. AL diseases Of
haf ia til. skin ef the head If the pores OF the
scalp ate Gagged, or ffs blood and other fluids do not
ccnido II ely through the small vesseis which feed the
smiths senrf, dandru shedding the hair arayness
and arshnsss OF the ligaments, and entire bald
ness, as tie case NIFTY be- Stimulate the skin health
action tho Yricophcreus, and the torpid vessels
vering their activity will annihlate the disease-In
all affections Of the sk and OF the sustraa of mus
cles and integnents. the process and the effect are
the s2mc. IL is upon the skin, the muscular ibr aud
the glands that the Tricopherss has its specific action
and IN aafactions and injuries OF these organs it is
sovereign remedy.
Sold in large bottles price e5 ccnts,a the principal
Office, lS7 Broadway, New York Fer sale by Tho
clpa Merchants and Druggists throughout the United
States and Canada. Beware L: the counterf ii sold al
One Dollar per bottle. st
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22
Browns Essence of JaRlsic;s
Ginger.

deliberately prepared from carefully selected articles
of the best qualify; it possesses in concentrat
FORM all the valuable properties Of the jamaica Ginge
and is warranted to be fire. from all irritating 9th
prop rites of an luxurious tendency
1t is bencficiay used in vricty Of circumstances
where cordial and grateful stimulant is require
particularly in VIII re there is of cxhaus
ton arising from excessive fatigue heat fw drop
in half tuahler of will! little sugar VIII Ge
found eff cual and most pl asant rsstgratiyc which
makes this highly useful addition To the tray
ell RS portmanteau, well to the alay collection OF
remedies. fsg
Where there is unpleasant OF weight
after eating, from imperf ct digestion, where
is induced from riding in railroad car, carriage
from the motion of vessel at the Essence Of Gin
GER if given according to the directions, will almost III
variaby give relief.
In ordinary disrhea ineipient cholera, in Short in all
of prostration of the digestive functions, whether
from indulgence disease, it is of nstimable value
During the summer months and in Southern climates
is invaluable, particularly during the prevalence OF
epidemic Cholera; traveller family should be with
out TIMOTHY MASON.
Sign of Good Samaritan, sole ags nj for Dubuque
I'M
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22
H: 9. rARRELL's CELEBRATED

TTyHE miraculous performed by the Arabian ply
sicians in the daysof old, We're then locked upon
the result Of magic, but since have beconle intimate
With theirstory we can for their surprising
power oya tssase. Their at ,iiments in the knowl-
edge OF M dcine were the of the age, while at
the same tine the science of Chemistry, which with
tE ~ dad It's trgn, t. the rest OF The world ga seal
book in Botany they the most jealous of
stident. In the beautiful groves WHICH skirt the des
ers of Arabia abounds plants and odorous woods,
whace obtained those matte gums and fragrant
balsas of which this incompatible Eminent is com
posed and by whose stimulating, nnctious penetrating
and Anodyne properties it is, when applied, nsan!ane-
ousy dfsed through the whole nervous system, aay
ing the most intense pain in the dbly short time Of
10 or Is minutes. action proa,pt powerful and eff
fectual without the least danger. generates the flesh
the bone relaxes cords restores to limbs
which been pased for years. causing the shrveed
flesh grow and rich blood TO circulate through its
VEINS. ,ir ttes -s3sses ssf saas
The subscriber has hand small supply.
: Nav .fFT ri F 3 MASON -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22
TIE GOOD SAMARITAN
DETG STORE.

NO. So .siain street, Da5aqye, Ioca.
rINHE subscriber informs the fri Uds and customers oil
this long established and well tried house, that lac Is
now receiving large and full assortment of all article
in tue line of his business. Among these are
FIR sh Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Paints and Oils, a'
Glass and Putty,
and new chemical Preparations.
He keeps constantly hand and for sale in any quah
tity
PAINTS e. COIORS,
Mixed and ready for immediate use.
EatisN rs.
OF every description for painting whitewashng, ETC.
" NH ~ GLsS-,
OF every size from To to 2ix36 inches.
PHI %;,S ~ Is. ,SS-W ARE,
For Druggists, Ply scians, and Grocers.
afisi A.<A>,
Fer Surgeons, Acceuc:crs, and Dentists.
As'iS, .eAt MA ~. ts ST,
For soda water MAX rs and public houses
E.+s t5Ni - = sfil $ st}t 90 iOts,
For Confecsioners, Bak rs etc.
SFit'EisEs5i, Ests@t,
For Cabinet makers and sncrs.
Fer every purse aud for every body.
sfsstfttl .}t Es5 i. = 2 p - ~ Dt.
For puri ing, cleansing, and keeping away cholera
..ti}St KS
OF iron glass, wed wood and marble, of all sizes.
SAfsG5 gtt.F'.
Ccpa ccao, japan Back and bright, and map, of var
squaiitiss aud igr all purposes etc, ad ,iaitum.
County ntrchEnts and dealers supplied the most
accommodating terms.
Goods packed and forwarded al the shortest notice and
in the safest manner
Terms Cssh-Prices Low.
Dubuque, Way 1851. TiMoTnY MASON.