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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

arrest Of Rioters at Christidna, Pa
In relation to the murders and riot, near
Christiana, Pa, growing out Of the at
tempted arrest Of slave, last week, we
learn that two whites and nine negroes
have been arrested aud committed TO
Lancaster jail. Several citizens Of Ian.
caster county arc aiding the officers,
and the most intense excitement exists
in that section CT the State.
Later Accounts. More Arrests. we
have despatch this evening from Phil
adclphia, which states that the u. s
Marshal, District Attorney Ashmead,
Commissioner Ingraham, attended by
SO U. 5. troops, went 10 Christiana yes
terday. and made "a arrests, in addition
TO the IL before reported. Most Of the
prisoners are colorcd. and were armed
with guys, dirks, &c. The excitement
continues unabatcd. Not less than 100
negroes are reported 10 have been con-
c,rned in resisting the officers. The
firing commenced from the house, at a
signal. A large number Of negroes
came armed TO the defence Of the in
mates. Young Gorsuch is s,hl alive
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18
ia, fllarine 1ntslllarnte. asS,
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, September

ARRINE ED.
THURSDAY, September II.
Schr Rebecca, Could, Bangor.
Sloup Wakefield, Saunders, \ York; Frcdk
Brown. Gardner, Ptov, do Sarah, Liucoln,
Taunton, do.
Friday, September IL.
Brig R"brccl, MarGn, Pictou. Prov.
Sloop Franklin, Payne, Frcrrown.
MONDAY, September Is
Brig I.amartine, Sen'cr, augusta, Fall River !
IIy'as, French, Bangor, Bristol; Mary Farrow,
Morse, do, Lumber to Peck ham & Bull Van.
da!ia, Pcnlleton, Bangor, Prov.
Schr Laurel. Toward, fishing; Statesman,
White, herr, field, Prov Convert, Brown, I'au.
gor, do; boston, Cunningham, Gardner, Digh-
ton; Friends, Strout, Milbrdge, f River.
MEMORANDA.
At Coquimbo, July 9th, Brk Chas. Dcvcns.
Baily, l35 days from New Orleans, bound To San
Francisco.
Sailed from Havana, Aug. Both, Brig John
Balch, Williams, for this pot
At Sea, Aug. 7th, Bark Platina, Lee, 200 bbls,
SPIN oil,
Spoken, no date, Ship Ann Alexander, De.
blois, 500 bbls. Sperm oil on board.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

uTWe believe that It was proposed
Monday for Squire Finch to have an
address written for him, which he was
to read to President Fillmore on his ar
rival here but the idea was abandoned
when it was suggested tha: Squire
Finch was not exactly the man for this
duty, inasmuch as lie assisted in betray-
leg the Whig party last winter, in the
Legislature, by voting for Charles T..
james locoloco, for Senator.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18
orThe Cincinnati Gazette says,

QTThc Cincinnati Gazette says
that on Saturday night last, party OF
men and boys, with an engine ol one Of
the fire companies, assembled III front
Of a house OF questionable reputation,
and after breaking the windows aud
doors, entered and carried a'I the lurnl-
turc, includinga piano and some very
costly sofas, chairs aud mt,ors into the
street where il were set Oh fire ana con.
sumed. Hose wm run out and the
house flooded with water The proper
ty destroyed was valued at sl200.- -
Six Of the rioters were arrested, and
held 10 bail Tor exam nation The GA
zc,,e says these disgraccful afane arc
called "Nashings out" ani this IL not
The FIRE, ,ha, has occurred.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

pThe Pampero, the vessel employ
ed by the Lopez expedition, is said to
belong to Maj. Heiss, formerly Of the
Washington Union, and the proprielors
Of the New Orleans Delta, the paper
which Was chiefly instrumental in get.
ting upon the last expedition and lead
ing so many indiscrcet and unwary
young men to disgrace and dcsIuc-
tion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

BRIGHTON MARKET. .-TnVRsDAr, Sept. II
Al Market 100 Cattir. [about 1900 of which
were Storcsl 9 pairs Working Oxen, 10 Cows
and Calves, 1000 Sheep AMI Lambs, and 800
Swine.
PRicEs.-Deef Cattc-We quote Extra Sc
25; first quality &c. second do 75; third do
- 50a4 75.
Stores-rwo years old Sl2al9. Three years
old 1927.
Working Oxrn-Salcs $50, 73. rs, s5, 90
Cows and Calves-Salcs S20, %, 2S, 81, 30,
and IS.
S.ecp-Small lots IS, 2 II, 325, 2 90, and
80.
Swine-Smal lots pcdllc 81 I,2ai 81, old
hogs i.2, l-3, and De-, still hogs l-2ai IL
At retail from 4 l-2 to 6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18
VALUABLE ESTATES, At AUCTION.

' hlsl ipi.ls isN 4 y y h'Ni iOHs
uN THURSDAY, sErr. u.
WILL be so'd al Auction 10 the highest bid-
w der, the following described Eftdics, ltIpg
the propcl,, oi the alc Esther Fleet
\ lot ol land on BoWcry succt, opposite tho
Man-lpn, louise OF George Jones, Erq., contain
lag 1--we acrrs, more or Ices.
lut of Land on rhlmcs street, corner olliow-
ard street, containing unc acre, more ~ less,
fhe Dwelling House, uuni"i li5 1h.m,s
.trcri, with lnt, Gariea lOt, two Bdrus and pat
Of The wharf.
The Dwelling House aud Lot, number -, Di-
vision street, corner of Mary ~ ct, nov occu-
picdby George Turner, Es,.,
lot ot hand E oating oh school sueet, and COZ =,
ncctcd with the list NAMED c-tatr.
bot ul had on the Main roaG, opposite the
Mansion llous, uf Jpseph G.. stevens, ESP, con-
tanning eight ucus, more ~ ItS.
FOR CONDITIONS.
0J- prsons wishing To pmch se are referred
L. an advertisement npw ~ cuurs, II Iuhlicaiion
ii the "DAlly New" under date of Juy 2Sth,
an1 iw lnrther particulars a. the tine and L'ce
ut ynlc. SAMUEL \. FARMER, Avn.
~. 2y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

D'Wc learn that DR.. Wood will open
music class, in lew days,-or, at
least, as soon as the necessary arrange
menfs can be completed. All those de-.
sirous Of learning the "divinc arr" will
do .wcll to attend. DR.. Wood 10 doing
much for the ajvancemen, Of music in
our community, aud NC hope the ci,i-
zcns will iecl ,ba, he mus, be sustained
in his labors.
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. W. WARREN & CO.,
l92 W as hinstOn h Street,
BOSTON.
FIsKE MEDICAL PRIZE QUEs..
TIONS


FIsKE MEDICAL PRIZE QUEs..
TIONS.
tVIIE Trustees of the Flskc Fund ~, the apruIt
j. meeting Of the Rhode Island Medical Society
held at Prov idencc, June 25th. 1851, nnnninc-i
tn It the premium o.! fifty dollars, offered by them,
in 1850, lor the best dissertation on the subject
OF
"Mnmropa,hy 80 called its history aud rriu.
tatiun " had heen awarded 10 the author of the
dscrtion hearing the motto
"Folly III wisdom hatclrd,
Hath wisdons warrant and the help ofaclIooi,
--LJres IaDw Lost,
And upon breaking the seal of the accongany-.
in. packet they learn that the successlul coupe.
thor WAS W.RTHiSGroS liookER,. NJ. d., of
Norwich, Conn.
They propose the following subjects f5r 1862:
No. ! Disphccmcnis uf the uterus, their local
aud constitutional effects F; and best mode oil
treatment.
NJ .. "Gastro Encric DISEASE" its naturc,,
complications aud best mode Of treatment
For the best dissertation on each uf these sub
iects should an ava d be made, the Tiu,tccs will
pav Inc sum Of fifty dollars.
Every competitor for premium is expected To
conform tothc following regulations, viz:
To forward 10 the Trustees on or before the
10Th Of MAY, 4. -, 1852, free Of all expense, a.
cop, uf his dissertation with "a motto written
thcrcppOn, and also accompany ing = sealed pac--
et, having the same motto Inscribed tpOn tlie unt,
side and his name and place ol residence with
ia.
Previously 10 receiving the premium awarded
the, author Of the successful dissertation nus.
ira ic1 to the Trustees al his right, title and
intr cs, in and To the same, tor the usc, benc6,
and hchoof of the Fiskc Fund.
The letters accompan, ng the msuecessiu dis
sertalio,s, viii bc dCstto,cd hy the IrlsIrrs
,cned, aud the dissertations ma, be procnrei by
their respective authors of the Trustees to whom
they were directed, ifapflica'icn be made there
ior within three months
HIRAM ALLEN, Of CwnlNilan
WI 4. SHAW, of y. kngstown,
JOSEPH MAURAN, y Providence,
Trustees of al ,fund.
SAARNoLp, SECRETARY, - 6w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

Court Of Probate, MiddIctowp, Sep. 18th 1851.
TPON the petition of Augustus pcckham Of
y SAID MidJlctown, Guardian oihis minor chill
dr,n James II. Pcckham aged svcntccn ytaI.,
Charles l.. Pc, khan aged sixteen years, aud l.
hzslrth VI. Pockham aged fourteen Year,, repre-.
scntng that SAID chdtch are the owners in tee
of an undivided seventh oi the rmgatJty Farm,
80 called situated ~ SAID MIddlutgWn, contains
my about seventy acres, ana ~ bounded westerly
on land ol III, hcITs Oi rcU. Gibbs, dee. norlhcr-
" od land oi \. Eas,on hens, castcrty aud ,uiil-
ly On the Beach a'd Ocean, tia, III. owners ol tie
other siN.scyenlhs are about SELLING their interest
m SAID idrn. 1 hu interest 81 sau mHiOts IN said
irm vii Ic VurN much nuldncd aud injured Ly
the sale of said -svvcnths particularly II parti.
ton should bc made ana thcu one seventh syt OF
by itself as no doubt IT wUuld he by the Iuchas,tS
ui the other and Larger interest therein; Ira,irg
that he NAV b. authorized aud empowered to s,it
at public ~ piiyatc sale all th" rght, title and
interest oisaid minors IN aud to said Ern, ani to
invest the piucccds thereof ~ other real tstat,,
or ~ sale add productive sthCk or 10 loan the sane
or Mortgage upon real estate, Which said invest.
ment SHAFT I've made aud VI IN the names ui sad
Minors and upon the same terms and conditions
aud u lc slmc shall descend auu lc hci i,rt. IN
the same manner as said one seventh ol -aid tam
would have Descended ami l., ,rn Inherited u the
.aIne hal not btcn sold. The sale ana invest
ment 10 W. made under the advice and dire, tlun
oi this Court and ali,r the p tiiiuner shall have
gwen hnnd wilh SuIrti,, g. the ,nt.sactiou of
this Court 10 invest SAID proceeds of said sac
~ manner rs sior, said.
The SAID petition wac read rcUie,,d and w.s
referred ior consideration 90 q Court ui irpstc
To- le holden AT the Town Home m Midd clown
on the thrd monday d Octobll n,Nt At u'ruck
4. W., and notice !. ordered to le given II the
pcndcncy and prayer IT sad rctitun li, ad,c,ii,c.
| al iht, A
successive weeks, that al persons mioic,ird umy
appear ~ said time and place. and show cause i
any, why The pray,r oi said r,tIlion should not
! H. g,nhtrl
JOSHUA COGGESHAIL,
tls lrobs,s CLrk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

A STARTLING FACT Long continued ndis-
position results in a GeGnng out cf h' coats qfhe
Stomaehj in partial paralysis oi the organs which
should convert the food into healthy blood ia
inflammation and liberation Of the liver and the
bowel; and finally, il not checked and scbducd,
ia death. No sane man woman de.IbcrIt !, rc-
solves 20 encounter these teiriLle ,yils, and yet
thousands annually do encounter aud fall victims
10 them, who m,gnt inyariabl, Ia saved hy the
use Of IluTcHIss' VLGETABLE MsPLrsiA
,iiTTERs. Iitme IL important IN matters oibnsi.
ness, il 10 doubly 81 regards health. An early
rs-o,. to this great a'trralvc, tonic and mstora.
tive will nj once relieve the hnguor, depression
Of spirits, disorder Of the boweIs, feeling of hol-
lowriess in the stomach, indispo-iton lor active
employment, Aatilcnce, headache, and oppression
after meals. which brtcede conhr'n,d Dyspepsia.
Even when this mel ,nchoIy d,sen.e has obtained
rm hold, aud influenced more or lrss all the tunc-
tons OF the internal organ, II can be expelled and
radically cured by perstyerlns use Of this great
regulator and rcnoyaior of the digestive ptwcrs
and the nervous system. l..
Circulars, containing Certificates Of remarkable
cures, aud the high estimation in which lhis Med
icine is h, VI dby the public fcTs, tan he had Of the
agents, free.
PRICE 30 CENTS FER BOTTLE.
Principal Once. l22 Futon stcet, \. Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

The Boston Courier suggests that
he hospitalitics Of the city should be
extended TO Major Sherman and his
command at Fort Adams, during the
approaching Railroad festivities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

UPThe Montreal Gazette says that
the flag Of England was publicly burn,
on the public square in that city when
news was received that the Queen had
signed the ecclesiastical titles bill.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

"Presidcnt Fillmore left Washing.
ton in the early train yesterday morning,
and was to arrive in New York last sv-
ening, abou, 9o'clock. The owners Of
the steamer Bay State were to detain
that boat until the arrival of the Pres-
dent, when he would proceed immedi-
ately from the cars to the steamer, and
take passage for ,hiS place he will ar
rive here this morning between s and
9 O'Clock.
A salute will be fired from Fort Ad.
ans, by order Of Col. Gates, the CON-
mandant, as the steamer comes around
the Fort We have 10 information AZ
to what ether arrangements have been
made Tor the reception OF the President,
up to the writing oil this article, o'clock
PM,
Certain oficioIs locofocos, and some
others who were instrumental Last win
ter IN being used for the purpose OF be-
raging the Wing party and the State
into the hands Of the locoiocos, were
making some clustering about streets
yesterday and talking about what they
intendcd to do. We should have been
glad TO have had President Fillmore re-
ceved in manner worthy of the officer
and the man, and to have had the
matter arranged.by men, and Wings
who were worthy to do the work.
which would have been The case, had it
not been for this officiousncss. Howcv-
or, Newport is peculiar place, and we
have large number Of iittie men who
are always striving TO make themselves
great men, and whose only success
is that they are always ridiculous. For
an illustration look at the conduct OF a
portion of the delegation from this town
last winter, who assisted in the election
ola locoioco Senator
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18
FOR THE PEO.
PEE!
DR.. :. A WEAVER'S
CANKER ANDSALT RnEUM
SYRUP,

CANKER CURE AND CERATE.
V'liESE preparations are scientific productions
L oi regularly educated physician who ~
now extensively engaged IN the practice of his
pruicsslon.) rhcl have become deserved, Pop
ular in all sections OF the country, whore they
have bccn introduced from the i,ct that they
have never Failed To- Affect curc where they have
been used according ~ direction.
THE CANkER SALT RiEUM SYRUP
is m article dill ring entirely from SusarpaIilla
or Dock SNrups, ~ any other y Cparlti n ever
offered To the public. II can bc positivcl, relied
n lor the cli, ctu, curcof all Scrolulous lumors,
En,ip ipcl,s, Salt Rhomn, Cdnhcr IN tie Mouth
Stomach or Bowels, Fema,c weak nrsscs, and all
hunurs arising from AN inpUtc state OF the blood.
In word II IL u complete rcnovatcr, crtdica'ing
disease an restoring To healthy action every pal I
oi the ~ stem.
TIE CERATE
IN all cases Of humois, and especially for Salt
khcum and Erlspchs, Is a valuable accumran-
mcut To- the Si,up, - Il viii cf,cuiily d,-lroy
cycry yostigc ui iiumor from the surface uf h.
body which viii hc driven ort ~ ihn u,c Of the
S,Iup. IL j. one Of he most valuable cNtrrna
applications eycl known Tor liurns, ~clds, ;'cald
Head, Old Sprs, Piles, Rubus Itch, and all
other crIpllons on The sNln. And tar suTpasscs
all o.hcr cNtcroala APP iic'urons.
TIE CANi\ER CURE
J. the dosiicratum ~ hong sought ior the relief
aud cUc ul crJgm diseases winch all other uic-
daratiors have fi.lci tn fchcyc. II is warranted
a positive cure iur Nursing Sore Nouths, ia thysr
cases 1t has never Eilcd. Thousands have tried
1, anl been curcd also, fur Capkcr IN the Mouth,
stomach aud Bowels, aud obstinate 4, scni,rN it
has effected cmcs after all other rlcd rrmcdcs
bad fil,j. For Ilcors and ~ di,cascs rrucr,d.
ing from cinhcrous humo,s ig the system thi- Is
useful and j. valuable accompaniment {, the
syrup ia all eases of tauhcr.
Nruhcr oi the above aricrs are genuine with
put The signature of :. 4. MEANER 4 Co, on
the oH.iir wrap er.
Manufactured ~ New London, Conn hy :. 4.
WEAVER & CO.. sole proprioturs, to whom ail
orders must hc addressed.
G.. &C. IIhIA.tD, sole Agent. fir Newport
D2S law Can
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

n;-A letter dated Coot Sept
llth, states that }. FemImo Cooper
was supposed TO be very near hIs end.
He had taken no nourshmcnt for four
days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

LATER FROM NEw MExico.-A dis.
patch from Louisville, announces the
arrival a, st. Louis, on Friday, of Capt,
Burnside, with late advices from New
Mexico. The Congressional election
takes place November LIST. Col.
Weight.nan and Capt. Reynolds are
the candidates. 1t is thought Weight.
. man will be elected
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

w. ~s>'''s~s' '~~~t sVs WutVu VIC reward
OF 200 guineas was offered, has caused
great excitement among locksmiths,
bankers, jewellers, and all persons inter-
esfed In the manufacture Of security
locks. Meantime Messrs. Bramah dis
Pute on lechnichal grouads Hobbss IT,
tie to the reward.
The London Chroni ,ie says that Mr..
stevens, the builder Of the yacht Amer
lea, has already received orders for
three ya:hts for English gentlemen, and
that many ofihe English yachts ore to
DO heightened, and otherwise American.
lied. -.-.
In France, votes in favor Of revision
continue to pour in from the Councils
General. '.'''..
The Court Martial at Lyons has con.
cluded its sittings, and found SO guilty
and i2 not gully. The sentences upon
those convicted ranged from transpor,a-
ton through various terms to fines of
few hundred francs, according to the es-
innate placed by the Court, Of the Ge-
grees OF guilt Of the accused.
The Comptc de Chambord has issued
manifesto condemning the support
given by some Of his parrizans to the re-
election Of The President.
The Prince dc toinvilc has declined
either to disavow or acknowledge, in
obedience to the wishes OF Guizot, all
intention TO offer him. ell for the Presi.
dency. He claims the riyh, to act as
he may see III.
The Potato disease is said 10 be max
ing great ravaSes in France, particular
ly in Marne.
SPAIN. .
In Spain, the continued seizure of op-
position Journals is, at most, the only
thing to note.
PRUSSIA.
The disagreement between Prussia
and Wirtemburg has been al length re.
conciled, and an interchange of diplo.
matte cOurtcsics has commenced.
AUSTRIA.
The negotiations between Austria
and Denmark had taken nm uniavorable
turn. Austrian troops would not evac-
ua,c the Duchics so soon rs had been
anticipated.
The Emperor OF Austria has publish.
ed a proclamation in which lie declares
that Austria is henceforth to be govern.
ed absolutely.
NAPLES.
The Ncapolitan Government is in a
state Of dissolution. The Minister Of
Finance has declared the impossibiliry
Of meeting the expense Of the State
with the present revenue.
The Queen. who is opposed to the
present ministry, considers that the po-
li.ical offenders should be. put TO death,
and not tortured. The last acco lnts
state new ministry had been formed.
That the King had applied to Ro,hs-
child for loan but that the House ro-
fused, unles, by decree his majesty had
declared his intention to rcpudiate the
constitution.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-18

This un,l,tsilprd. ha,in. lccn Wpoii,d, Wy
the lion. Cout ui Probate ,f = vfltun, Admiuis-
truor on the ,s'aio of
ISRAEL LCOGGfSHALL,
late VI siid rivrtpn. dee, and having qualified
hims,t accorl,ng t. luw, - lHosis ~ ipi-'us W.
d ltrd To- mskc Immediate Iayncui snd ih"S,
baving u n,uds. a. present THIN iUi .'ifma ri /.
WILLIAM bBOw MIL,
Ttctton. Aug. ~
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THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
STRENGTHENING PLASTER,

For further information REGARDING these yolusble Med.
nom the highest quarters will be found among which are
letters fror,
Hos. MARSHALL p WILDER. .Bo,,on, Ma"
iiSS lanes G; lIlKcllilI., Portland ,'
Carr. CiiAs. H. COLE, Rndge, N. H., lais Of New
ah STNM 81 Hrh9GSkw g. wIhySdeS S %iSsss''0D mass
f:bbhsEMiS fbhsEHMsiHSs HhhbtIii"a hhbtii. a D" iliadsr; Nm
NV NV .tM y: fTI fnTTIh%iikN ,'o H'"Gss. y ii'
EY E.f s's : SArrFn TlI2f T.d p.iysflS rosnd me Me-
GEo ". MCCLELLAN ESQ., Deputy Collector. Custom
nvS WILLIAM NICHOLS, ESQ., Townsend, Mas.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, aA
Principni Office, Scollay's Build.
ing, fremont Row, Boston.
&C. {. HAZARD, and II. J. TAYLOR,
Agents for Newport.
r.. Young, WEXFORD. Geo. B. Nichols, North
Kingston; T.. W. Hazard, pcaCcdale; Stnly W.
Webb, Pcrrysviile; J. II. & }. w. Cross,
Charhstown; :. A, Wright s. Co., Wakefield
Saml Rodinan < Sunr, Rocky Brook; John i.
Nichols, knertont h. Il, * w. II. Sheldon,
Rrrqucpany; " IllIam q. CrHndall, tlarhs Mills,
Charlcstown; Il. Ii. ilazaId, CaIoliGa slils G..
n. Ennis, Richmond; Il. NJ. Barber, Budrk-
vile, iiopknon; Arnold & Collins, Doorve /;
Edward W. Babcock, Westerly; Stanton kiE.
yon. rotcrs Hill, HoIkin,on; Pierce lInndcll
Temperance Valley, DO; Charles Moves, ,liopkIn.
ton City; J.G, s i. Il. Arnold, Hope Valley,
llovkmi"ni VIM. X. Greene ( Co., Brhnis hor
Works; Jesse Potter, Rcyrolds FHctmy, Rich
mond; Arcadian Manufacturing Co., Richmond (;
tcntrcyllc Manufacturing Co., Ccntrcvillc, Hop
kinton; Rcbccch :. Dean, North Kingston; G..
II. Brown s. Co., Warren; john Il. Munroe,
Bristol.
And bv Agents in almost tyrlr town and vii.
hgc Of New England, and by dealers in mrdl-
cncs generally, in other States. sl3 " daw.
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ENGLAND.

The Queen las reached her retreat
in the Highlands.
In Birmingham, Hungarian woman,
styling herself Baroness yon Beckbut,
said to be of low origin, and spy in
the employment oi Austria, was brought
up in The Police Court, and dropped
down dead in the an,c-roon.
II is proposed to reduce the entrance
fec to tho great Exhibition TO ,ispenoe
The average receipts are now onc-ihird
less than n month 9go.
The .urcces Of Mr. Hobbs, the Amer
cnn M, chapir, IN opening The celebra-
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4 days later from Europe.

New YoRK, Sept l6. The Collins
steamer Pacific, Capt. Nye, sailed from
Liverpool! on Wednesday, Sept Sd, at
2 l-2 o'clock, 4. NJ, and arrived of
Sandy Hook about 9 o'clock last night,
where she was detained ill this morning
for the want of pilot.
She brings l92 passengers, and n We
ry large freight of fine goods.
Catharnc Hayes, the celebrated vo-
colis,, is among the passengers also,
Hackctt, the commcdian.
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lpIE Crit Song. Us William V . Wallace, ~
Il sung hy Madame liouchcllc; 10 sair by
WILLIAM ". PEEK,
a26 80 Thames street.
Il course ui urmys ut upward 81 800 nnl,s,
performed on t,1i. Giving an accJuni "i the
Marn.rs aui Customs ~ the Pcoplc. anJ Va" Ag
ricul,ur,l sod Minrral llrs,urcr. ~ that Cuunt ID.
Ivy " illi1m u Jrpcut,r. ~, 81 thl tni'ci : tics
Army; iu', publslpd; lor sale 10y
s2s WILLIAM ~ PEiE.
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XN a WORD.

We have n splendid assortment of every vnvirtS
of D,y Goods, Domestic and Foreign, and with
to have everybody examine thus large stock With
ont any fear OF being urged to buy.