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Whole number Of representatives 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12
THE FAR Nj IL RS
MUTUAL FIRE
INSUR 4 NCE
COMPANY OF
RHODE ISLAND.

This Comoany has appointed the following
Local Directors in the coInl> a. Neaport, wiz
SETH w. MACY, Newport,
NATHANIEL GREEN, Middh town,
BDDDEN CHASE. loltsmoulh,
NATH iNIEl. CHURCH, Little Compton
SAMJEi. Dtl w, New Shoreham,
BENJAMIN COrrRElL, jamestown.
WILLIAM =. BATEMAN, Tiyerton.
This Compauy will insure Farm Houses and
Farm Buildings ana all other buildings in the
County not more hazardous than farm houses.
In tue vicinit, ol c,tles and villages, no building
will he insured il there are other buildings lex
cept the out. buildings the same premises !
within 45 feet. No building within the compact
parts of cities and villages, nor within 100 ieet o
Factories, anl mechanics hrps will he Insured
III u>rh I'D lur niture, wearing apparel, books,
provisions, a., n"ra, such 'r pc, " as L. kept
or used in dwelling houses, will be insured IN the
county, aud ia ctlt- aud villages when not within
lDJ feet of factpt'irs and mech ,uc' shops. Hay,
grai,, sheep, swine, neat cattle. horses, carra-
ges, harnesses, Sc. NAV be insured when in bull
dmss which may he Insured 10y this Company.
In all cases "A Note must be given for two per
cent oi the sum insured, and one sixth Of the
note must he pal in cash.
Poliri will run for live wears, and will cover
three fiurtbs of the value of the property.
Applications for Insurance may he made to the
Local Directors or to their agents.
BENZ Is. TilUKorON, President.
JOSEPH WINSOR, Secretary.
Office Of the Director for tn, Town ol New
port and vicinity, 93 Spring, corner OF -pcct
il streets.
Ap,lO SETH w. MACY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12

Thi, !, tho case Of q dying who ys ksss He .sas
csy,I of worss case of SCkOFULA by only iesss h~t
ne, of Kr,s Purifier than ever was cured ~ fhe us1
tgc of tn. hesi SarsorayiAo that " a. eser ads
Sp.nparu ssisa ~easea poU~ " oHoct ihs eus
OF sucl q repoiiisyiy hopeless case. . :, - .
via Euy veu,s-wu coshn~d to his b~i the tdS tssyS
" a, 80 much dlSeasad and dsbiatsd s IL DO snhn V
had n,od AT uf tho bot Ssvsso,ias 70 ne gosa eject
got isuS aud vo,ss and was considered " 70 = essS
commenced using BRANTS fuRiYiEh. His r~~k wss
,pfea n.o,iy sH nom 10 hale v1s sif~, e<ssSe
h ,pudribs user his siu that be sre stva hSea VI
lie h. his ar YVES So ossu arsupd that sovld bs iyi~d
up of is place. only hoduy w "naa s-s<i ue ~
~ ,rs arm wss Gv.troyod by uesrs; Ss0cr unS
m, arm ns srss sars hand had nearly ~aiea hyo"SN
Al, sid. int, IN, body Thus he afflicted ~its f~nfv
such pp,d ~s,id esx,ps pess, various pars of hs
p.r,os. for further upd Ml particulars, sss e,H rAA
Dr. THOMAS NfLLiAMs. ono eI Ae mos, J khl ~
,csns OF l,one called ~ see Hat ss day Ivo'v
Ir c,,nni-ncsd using Branrs PurSsr. pr W exAni.nsd
him and then told linn that all he sed'stss w No Ieyo
.,JJ fu,r blst--tlht lbs ass
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12
Farm TO Let.

IN IL Farm now occupied by Joseph Bate
/ nan cpntaining about iS acres of excel
lrnt land with a privilege of Sea Weed and
'he right OF selling s'oncs and gravel a
trge and connodI"us dwelling house, which
ii ,cron nnd,tc 10 bbnrdrrs a small h use
fr the tenant with suitable apparatus for
lokinr; twn large harms and crib With all
,th out buildings For terms applyio
TUOMAS d. PECkHAM.
Nov Ia II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12

,rciIyIe 10 call pn "a Assnis, AMI satisfy them
selves b, rcl'rrnct t. III n'r"us letters and ceith-
.drs nl the highest rrspcctablIltS.
Amorg the nuuH,uu. AMI hrshly respectable
! certificates Hc refer to the tbllr~mg:
Prof. \. 4. Hayes. VI -. State Assaycr.
Fits Henry Homer. Esq, Boaton.
! Jt'. -. i"i,n, rsl., .1t, Treasurer, Boston.
! Hjl Myron Lawrence, EX-prcst Mass. Senate
! Hnl. L.. II. NIL, trmrIy GOV. Rhode
! lslnJ. nov inrrbrr "f t"n,rrss.
| Hon. WA. NooIbti'g", tpr,n"rly Gov. of
| nIch . IN, now l.. = senator.
ton J. I. MorohcaI fltmrrly Gov. of Ken
lucky, now l.. =. senator.
ton. J. +. Siniu M, L. >. Senator from
Bh 'dc | land.
Hon. Samuel ). P.clrr u. 5. Sealnr from
| Vermont.
Hon. WIN. Uphim, de-. dn.
Ion ~oIomon foolr, hcnbcr Of Congress, from
lion, A. d. Foster, Number ofC nsrrss from
| 'rnH'a.
u,n VI. l.. Martin, Delegate ia Congr,,s from
| Wisconsin ferrltGy.
Gen. A. q. DO e, Delegate IN Congress from
Iowa.
X. +. Stow, E.l., Clerk in the House oil
representatives.
c c, Tro bridge, E~q 10 xrot, Michign
| Gen. w Jones, Esq, Surveyor General, Du
ouqu', Iowa.
| joseph Il Ixic, Esq, No. 7G Wall street, New
| lurk
MANY other inliyi Iual, Of the highest respect
4 ,lilit, can hr referred t., who Will couirm all
hat hlo been sara ia favor ol Ihi' Invaluable mcd-
..'Iu".
DIR iE). y. GREEN Proprietor, Win!sor.
| Vi.
I Reel Bates = Austin, Wholesale ID ugy.t.,
| ~ ~ i,'ch ,ts Row, Boston, General Agents
| rrrcr Il per b ,tlIr; six battles lT "a.
! eau rIDN-Earh butile % the GISCiSt
| ORIGINATED lhrrEBs, W II have ia" outside
wrapper printed IN English, French aud span
n, with the signature ni SEQ. Is. q cen, Pi"prl-
| Tor, Upon TuRtE .InEs, anl ~ ailuiph, "A hnc
engraved lale' upno the top ol thr bottle, "IIh
! he rig L,t,uc al KEEp, BATES y AuSriN, wh
.r rl. ,oir Genera, Aga :, and to whom al or.
| ,crs mutt he a,lIirs-cd.
! FOR Sd, IL Y .ypr tb, z. K. lIu,rl, < Co
| !. J rNlor, aad e.. q. 6. Hazard.
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$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who envious Of Che
Immense success Of Dr. $. p. Townsends Sarsspariila
have said that he published fictitious certificates. Dr.
Townsend will pay any of these mon $1,000 for each
fictitious certificate they can produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases. that
"Hesh j, heir to" than any other ever offered
to the public.
Hardly day passes without our receiving
large number of certificates, showing tho
extraordinary effects of Dr. S. =. Townsend's
Extract Of Sarsaparilla in curing different dis
eases.
Rsad tho r. Ellowino >yopde rfnl cure of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12
Millinery Establishment.

V'HE Ladies Of Ncwport and vicinity are rc'-
i pecluly inform, d that We have now opened
our new an f,sh ,rable millinery Goods. Aad
every effort will be IN ,de to please them in style
qltl,tv anI price. We have the largest aud best
.,Ssuit neat uf Ribbons that we ever offered, and
some entircy new styles Much attention will be
given in altering and cleaning old Bonhets.
IRN fRENCiI.
10! Thames st.
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4 ANCERS CUNE9,

Mr. O. B. KINNEY. merchant. Cii~io- o~s-i1 essss.
\. T.. informed US tbs cseyrdoctor !, aid ssssty va
f-ciing wonderful cures ~ CAscErs throu ft hs ell
Of BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. A cisnrr-krts~
III Gr~su. cozny. NJ Y, sl.o usiny said Fvsirics ~.
A. r. SETTLE, drs ggst at Csuaj share Ie1tgossy o-sr
ty n. y has informed Us u isoriant r1" ~ a OAs-
cIs Of lonk standing which rdee,oi ~ aged aly
of that place. IT, therefore, this PyRsAk eai C1.oe,
It's purfying healing pswor ~hai ipse dessase Ut Ne
blood csiTs Ssvas yssrs' bIrorisnev nj.
uninh aays there mono lp~<~ -
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Chrhtie,. GaIvanI. and Magnetic Curatives,
!. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,

and In these diseases medicine is Of avail what
ever II never dUss good aud II often does harm.
syrups, FNtracts, Balms, Balsams, tlixirs, Buets,
Pills Powders snd Potions of every Kind are alik.
worthless for they weaken the vital energies of the
sready Frustrated system while under the strength
ening life giving vitslling influence Of GalyanAm,
ss applied by this beautiful discovery the exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer is restored TO former
health strength elasticity aud vigor
Thee remarks relate to such diseases as NEC.
AlGlA, Tic pOLOREuX BRONCHITIS, PAL.
PtFATloN Of the HEART, WEAKNESS and all
s FEMALE DISORDERS, such as NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE, LASSIFUDE and pESPONDENCf, which
are only other names for Nervous Dsrangement
frlLrPTIC FITS and CoNVULslOSS which are
now known to result from a non-equilihrum Of
Iiectric influence; NERVOUS TREMORS DEAF.
NESS, which is nearly always caused by torpttity
Of the Auditory Nerves and can always be perfectly
tpst by Gal, snisn when the organ Is not DESTROYED
d. RP.PSI \, in its worst forms PALSY and PARA
LYss uniformly caused by deficiency of Nervous
influence; CHRONIC RHEUMATlSM TORPlDlTf
of the LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR.
CULAIlON, SrlNAL aud HIP COMPLAINTS,
DEFICIENCY 0f NERVOUS and PHYSICAL IN
ERGY, and all those distressing complaints result.
Ing from a ULIiANCLSiENT of the NERNOLs
BiSTEM.
ln the above prevalent aud terrible cls" Of dis.
essss--N Nervous complaints are much more nrmsI'
sas thn n 4. esnsrally Imagined
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IIJ,JJSES FOR SALE.

I'VE Greenman House in Spruce street, con-
l. tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
cuuvenienccs anl out-bnlldmgs, well of good va.
ter, barn, large gTden containing variety Of
fruit trees, Sc.
Also "A house IN Tanner street, containing eg
rooms, with out buildings, well Of ood water,
girien cont ,ini,g fruit trees, Sc. Both houses
are in good repair. For terus, Sc, apply at this
viice. w. ii. CRANSTON.
Jan II. n
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS,

AsrosisHIro AND MOST worpsnvuL Cvas.-Csa
Ears k,app. Of No. ~ Willow - Brooklyn. N.
~ the most respectable citizens IN tho city. We
afflicted Ave yesrs with scroluous Erydpcss Of bod
swellsd prodg gious sire and uiccrsted Large dep
ulcers apparently large enough IN finger in cars
into them which discharged daily slnosi incredible
quantity Of . mstursted substsncs. lie had bai NE
advice snd stendsncc of several " tho most ssnfh
physoisns. md had tried many highly recommended
medicine. without erecting care and ~as soli By
one two Of his physic that the ulcers Ia hrs e
would rus h,m Of k,lors iorS, DsArr's rURIryIss
Errsscr has eused these ueersted and rfsnied Leo
80 thu, nov they are entirely healed up aud he epjoI
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INTERNAL SlCeR0.

This ~sre 10 . r,s~ph svsrtAs skM Of the tsH S&Sse
s,s.s th- city OF Philadelphia and 10 POSITIVE plooS
Rat informal ulcers he cured essIly ~ extgrys
when BRAsrs Puprviss EfTaAer 10 used. n A,
H,pburn ono Of tho most respectable eenfe>scA
lsbSr., Csy.Ss Co, N ", informed us In Oct. 0y
ths, b. had bees afflicted With three FusuRss "
suon and thus furnish positive proof Of tho fact and
their iocshon. lie said that he had spent ys~i1
Phiodspha under the professional sdvoe Of mo ~
phy siciAns and ~as Obliged to return to Auburn. w
Out cure help, when DIR r. NJ Hssi. druggist q
Auburn. advised him TO try Brsris Purifying Erfra
and the OF bottles Of Il effected perfect
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12
Worse than Hopeless A!

Now kssr Mr. HASkiN'S siaiou!sst of euro! he ny
My lie procured "ne bottle vi hktN FbkF NV
kITR tfT Of R,sal J esrasd, drv ygisx " 'HUse !
c.m.cnced usng thai and bsSs. 10 ~ t~"' Tsi eo'se
sn.l!od mo 10 gst cF nv sd ~Lss Lad lean eson"td
gnt ,.sy bottle eusksd M. yet 0sf s I-sss
III. hi, Lotn, led SaH ss sxes, 20 kv,aH tsn
ux where procured SIR bsHs more: sud s.'Ai hal n
,h.d using ts ~snso. out VI f~srfy ssnrs hry hifs
vp-.ud ltss bottle, naectsd PERFECT SLEs Of
aI III. ulchrs aud rualursd y ts yeod hesla.-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-12

"trrie,, Gr--reo Co, Frb-uSry l. i:ts
mt WALLACE CO.-f,eshe,rcrs ws~, for royS
year an ciei with disease Of tao stnr- Ic. Itou0
MT any fat srsssy substance wih. esrsae lrost
PAIN, sickness AID TIM. ard continually p.NcsS
with sour stomach. l. as eSpeTiiu,B', ivrd Not-
DE- uf BRAST'S NFDiClSr wiirr. N my u''sr aissp-
pni nrn su,es aud rfised ne #sidi rntr 'ty ssrS,
lrr.fnr. usyd second bottle which has h"- n
TN. di.-s.e nm well and hosrty s,s e.t nlnr,.i
.uylLing without t"ry panied tho s'>r,sc, h"r,rsng
TUuIs respectfully, I. = WlitV a."
NJ Wilcox " rssprcrss ricTchau, cf Ar'ca.
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Kice's supper Rooms,

lYSrER5 and GAME SUPPEKS served
" ,ctn nrstayle at I2i Thames street.
woodcoch, Plo-cr, aud other Cams M
hsnd ard for sale.
IJ N.B Af,irPre. paid for !,ne o. III
tinds.
N,v is
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DYsPgPSIl-soUR SToAiCH CUsBp.

dGENTS-C. @. e. Hat.rs, Nsvyve-s
A. Drscull. wareu--J. \. DrsL,.. priadt--
X. q. Brosn, East Giecnu ich--O. Bskcr, Ns,.
ick- Briggs 4 Spe ncer, washiteion ,i'hge-T.
y. rybr. king,',n-J. Alsn, Brspos Iros
Works-N =. fslmcr q 10, wssi., II.
Yong. wickfard-J. ". Anthorv, Fan H,u--
J. u. Anhhpny. Weapo't-asd by hsrvhssw snd
Dugs'su generally.
an sder, rua bc !.lstre,sA 10 wallace 4 o.
&c fYroAdv,- NV
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES

Mr. UASKIN las sw woyu To the above Nos ont lie kSls
arc itnr.srd and certified 10 DIR. T. WILL AS- NJ
q Il BROWS. proprietor vi he st Howe hef ssA y
pISsELL 4 LyOSApD. Wholesale and rSsAA dsADlsssss~
- ~ IVY .t,~r al1k <etksunaa
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\rR,lNC SORE MOUTH, LrrnGRHGA, M.

"Rrpo>. 0gsrsr Co. y. r.. 0H ~, gH.
"Mrs,rs, ~. r. WALLACE co. some Nn'e 70; w,s-
H. bee ds''a'vl f0In the ofe-s of It~
eory.ia and Npysry Soy. Mouth that she rs M hsv
child pvrfm any hou.-ols lnhtr. Hex 1uS es' rTt
ncn varied srcorng to t- advice ,ua rreaer Nrns
of the -n ri ysc ur' Atta -Shsus
81 IN useless huris She lc' skc eiun, Aa
a. the time she commenced iakrz Ren,' ,ieS-re s.s
weighed than .lykvs puglsi rt by u. iuss
she had atru I.r BATTLES she becs1r perfectly ~Si. Ths
cur. IL 80 frIfe. tia, size IL evahll io do AL
cary hnu-.ut vuk, and gained thirty pp,,nts 81 ssh 10
hur w.cts. Yours Truly, 6. B. GALESTlsH"
Tie reader -iI uh..rrc that Nr GAiyS1tsy ssys s~
.gIif" IIc are informed by T.. =. TEsgY, Esq- q
~. ninrr. k.s sudje ed nu.driro.
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FEVER-SORE CURED

Tho Rev RICHARD DuwSiN0, Pastor of me- pSes-
bylerian church. Adams Bass MssS.e eopasy No. Yok,
to al have Just received our frvin ~ tAts
DUssHc, relative to the of hlz Po-sr va
may depend what u states. h~y 30 u . Gtnis,~
and olISpr in the church Shae iHss be- hat "a
have of his lsg eat e hs life So9isscs
Of Foyersvo. Tao Othsr lex bean, nav Gao%.ns ~
about 10 Ia snJvtae- | recommended bsAsr's NJ LLs-
eisr Road tho result Hs says Il trr- v.sd o-jp 1,ss
s.TTL.. OF BRANT5 MEDICINE IlIsvd ALL uOrs.
from n ..o~, W Dat 5-Sr~e, ri NV
say thai with tho blsssp. uf 0sd, Lss srS-i a saN u
~ lev" See L anti, hlc,s roi r4A k1.irAsn
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Junels
DYE HOUSE FOR SALE

d,cins apparatus, kno~nas the
NEWPORT COUNTY DYE HOUSE
situated on Tanner street, is offered Tor sale, coai
81 all disturbances together with the good will %
the same. The propretor's unl, object in wish
aug 10 sell II, Is hts wish to move itom tie town
IL viii BE- sold at a low price and on reasonable
terms; i offers great inducement 10 any one
wishing To "ngage Ia the business, as u Is dong
good ba.ircss winch the proprietor will prose To
any ouc wshin9 to purchase; for iurtber partieu.
lars apply cn the premises To
nov. Is. 6n. JOHN ". CIEGG.