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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
GLOBE DINING SALOON,
BY KELLOGG & WICuTMAN.
FULTON MARKET, 80. 7,SANp SEwro,

FULTON MARKET, 80. Z, AND9, HEwYoRx
BILL OF rARE,
embraces every kind and variety Of Meats, vegc-
tables, Fish, Fowl, &C., for Breakfast, Dinner
aud Tea, and the pricrs for eating are so smal,
that persons visiting the city, will find by calling
at this establishment that Il is, in the end MUCH
CHEAPER TO EAT THAN NOT TO FAT =
The reputation that this saloon enjoys is asrre
guarantee to the stranger who visits New Yors 1.
0f bs ing well taken care of, and kindly treated, NJ
avery sraall expense. In fact the exre,se Of liv.
ing here need not be more than about 81 IL els.
per day.
Connected with their Dining Rooms, they have
pleasant and comfortable "dging apartments.
h. Il w. would respectfully invite their friends
10 give them a call when visiting the city, assur-
iug them that pains will be spared to n,ahc
their stay agreeable.
&. W. KLLKoGG. A. wIGHTaAr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
FISKE MEDICAL PRIZE CUES.
TIONS

V,HE Trustees Of the Fiske Fund at the anmul
l. meeting oi the Rhode Island Medical Society
held at Providence, June 25ih, 1851, announced
th u the premium Of fifty dollars, offered by them
in 1850, for the best dissertation on the sui jcct
Of
"Momropathy so called, its history aud refu-
tation had been awarded to the author Of the
discrtion braring the motto
"Foly in wisdom hatched,
Hath VISIONS warrant and the help Of school,
Loves Labor Lost,
And upon breaking the seal Of the accompany
ing packet they learn that the successful compe-
titor was WoRrHiNGros HooKER, NJ. d., of
Norwich, Conn.
They propose the following subjects for 1852:
No. l Dispaccments ofthe uterus, Their, zeal
and constitutional effects and best mode Of
treatment.
No. 2. "Gastro Entcrc ID scase," its nature,
complications aud best mode Of treatment.
For the best dissertation on each of these sub
iects'should an award be made, the Trustees will
pay tho sum of fifty dollars.
Every competitor for premium Is expected b.
conform tote following regulations, viz:
To forward 10 the Trustees on or before the
10Th Of May. A. d., 1852, free Of all expense, y
C ,py Of his dissertation with a motto written
thereupon, and also accompanying sealed pac--
ct, having the same motto i,scribcd pom the uut
side and his name and place Of residence with.
ia.
Previously IN receiving the premium awarded
NE, author Of the successful dissertation nv
ira sici to the Trustees all his right, title and
interest in and to the sune, ior the use, bepe6,
and bchoof OF the Fiskc Fund.
The letters accompanying the unsuccessful die
scrtations, will I've destroyed by the Trustees uno-
,cncd, and the dissertations may lie procured 10y
their respective authors of the Trustees TO whom
they were directed, ifapplication be made there
for within three months.
HIRAM ALLEN, of Cumberland,
WM A. SHAW, Of N. Kingstown,
JOSEPH MAURAN, Of Providence,
Trustees Of the Fiske Fund.
s. A. ARsoLD, Secretary, July 81 CIV,
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Dte0.

IN this town, on the 18th inst, Auna Augusta,
infant daughter Of Aaron and Mary Ann Luii bor-
,ough, aged months.
In this town, on the 10th inst, Violet Fair
weather, in the 99th year Of her age; she was u
colored woman, and worthy member Of Trinity
Church for more than 10 years.
of Capt. Edwin X. Pierce, aud daughter Of )
Marvel, aged II years and SIX months.
In Providence 18th inst, Rowland Know wes,
Youngest son Of Charles II. and Maria ID. SPHINX,
aged months.
lu Providence I4,h, Sarah A., wife Of Milton
Csdy, aged 81 years.
q. Ia this town, on the l7ih, Mrs. Mary North
nm, wife Of Stephen r. Nor,ham, Esq, aged rs
years.
IN Providence, 18th inst, John J. Fagan,, Of
Loudon county, Virginia, aged 81 years. lie re-
turned from California on the 9Th lust.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!i
HOLMAN & HILL,

No. l39 William ST., up Stars, I'd door beiow
Fulton ST., Nsw York.
have now in store on consignment from the best
Houses in the Union, a full assortment of fIEE
WORKS. consisting in part ofPALm TREES, BAT.
TERIEs, MINES, DIAmosD DATTERIEs, BE
WIVES, Plain and Cold Rockets Of all sizes, Ro-
MAS CANDLES, WHEELS, irALIAs sTkEAm-
ERs, SCROLLS, TRIAsGLys, PIGEONS, fLow-
yR POTS, RrNooLA LIGHTS, sERPESTs, Pm
Whs,ls, B,se Lslas, T6PedOe. India Fire Creek
us. sc.
All Fire Works sold by them are warranted OF
the best quality, and they particularly invite al
Who may I've in want oi any Of the abovc gcods, tn
call on them when visiting the city, and exa'ninc
their stock and prices, they charge nothing ior
showing goods and are confident that they can
give better articles for the same money than eau
lie found at any other esiablishm Mt IN the city.
Remcml,ef the No. 139 William 81.
New York, June Z. I'm.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS
CHARLES q LETTI.E.
succn,soR TO osboRS \ IirTLr.

SUCCESSOR TO osBoRS X LITTLE.
T,upot,r and Goqaoi Dealer IN Engiish, Gumas
and Amoicaa Hardware, Cwi,ry, &c
MOS. Sand 81 Fulton II New lo,k, oppo-
" site the United States Hotel. where the busi.
ness has been carried on ior ninety years past, zee
pcctfully invites the attention of country mer-
chats, mechanics, and others to his very esten-
sive asiortlncnt, comprising every thing ~ tho
hur, and TO which new and constan, supplies are
being added, sl of which are offered AT the loves
market prices for cash or on approved credn
Cut and wrought nails, locks, laichcs, kIive
ra,ors, SCISSORS and shenrs IN great var'c'y,s
skates, rla,e,, sleigh lsIls loose and suspi ed
shovcls, spadc,. hoes. Enks, scylhcs and snsths
riaes, hlack load pots and sand cruciblrs, pump.
Coz wells OF ois.tns, scotch water u Ayr sicns
Tor marble polishcrs, Turkey oil stone dressed
aud undrcssed, Ame's pump angers 'nd rh'm-
mers, mor,ice and dborine nischnes. sn'nins ls'h's
COOPEK'S TOOLS
~ grea, variety. of Aih.rri"n',, Conrcfs. Bs'-
um's, Roclwsier, tIor,cn's. snd other rsser, |.
House and Ship Carpenters snd h'll-wrfhu'
eiae ,ools, Coacs makers rImrruss. iiouse
aud ship lmlders hardware, hcs'se iu'n'sh'
ing hlrdwar. ~ erest vacic,y. iror, lHH.,, cg I.
per snl .ccl wuc, s'nuine Harlem VI srh
Narembcr sslvc. 'nnr<' w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
FURNITURE.

T ANGLEY & BENNETT would invite those
IL about purchasing furniture to call at their
Ware Rooms and examine heir stock, consisting
in part Of the following artcles,-Sofas, Lounges,
Easy Chairs, Camp Extension Chairs, Mahoga.
ny Rocking Chairs, Spring Sea Sitting Chairs,
Stuffed do, Black Walnut Chairs with stuffed
seats, Black Walnut Cottage do, Mahogany
Card Tables, Bedsteads and Bureaus, Qu,rtette
Tables of Mahogany and Black Walnut, Black
Walnut Cottage Bcdsteads; also variety Of
common and low priced furniture, such as Chairs,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Wash stands, Tow
ell horses, &c., sc.
COFFINS Of Mahogany, Black Walnut. Cher
ry aud Pine, constantly on hand and furnished at
the shortest notice.
N. B. We have procured a corpse preserv.
er, an article which has long been needed in this
community, by 5ich corpse may he kept with
out any change for any length Of time and yet be
exposed to view. II is invaluable to those loos-
ing friends and wishing to Ike p them for the arri-
val Of their friends from abroad. The preserve,
will be taken to any house in Newport or vicini-
ty by applying to us.
LANGLEY & BENNETT.
as 10 Franklin st.
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MONTGOMERY, Aug. Ia.

The Congressional result in this state
stands 2 Secessionists, and Union
candidates elected as follows:
lat District, John Bragg, (Secession-
ist)
Cd do james Abercrombic. (Un-
ion.)
Sd do Sampson w. Harris, (Se-
cessionist.)
9TH do William Il. Smith, (Union }
5th do George S. Houston, do.
9th do w. r. w. Cobb, do.
7th do Alexander White, do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, August I4th.
II is now asserted that sufficient re-
turns have been received TO confirm the
election of Lazarus w. Powell, (Dem-
,ocrat) as Governor.
SECOND pssPATcn.
Archibald Dixon, the Wing candid
ate for Governor, is unquestionable, de-
,feated. Powell's majority will range
from five TO fifteen hundred.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
M. M. PEYsER ~ co.

MOULD most respectfully inform the I.adrs
w at Newport, that they have opened during
he season, " Branch oi their we'll knuwn
EMBROIDERY AND FANCY BUSINESS,
and ~oui.i be happy to display their rich aud
choice selection VI goods, comprising the follow-
ing articles, viz Rich Commencia EInlroi,icr-
les, Purses, Bags, Port-nonses, FaRs, Baskets,
Card Cases. &C., also, complete assortment Of
Patterns, Worstcds, Canvass, together with
good stock Of D,css and MantilLa Trimmings,
suitable for the season.
Soliciting your kind Patronage, we only add
that our store is located No. S5 North Touro ST.,
nearly opposite the Atlantic House.
All orders will he promptly attended to.
jy23. M. NJ. PEYSER & co.
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PERISCpPIc GLASSES. y

n the sight, just received and ready to he set in
any KIND Of frames. Also 4 6ae assortment Of
Gold, Silver and Steel bowed Spectacles. single
and double Eye Glasses. Reading Glasses, IA fine
artic'e.l Opera Glasses. Spy Glasses, Micro
scopes, Perspcctives, &c.
Glasses fitted To every age and condition of,he
eye, and warranted Ia suit tho sight perfectly.
Price of setting gasses per pair. ~ To Is cents.
b. H. TlSDALE X SON,
~ l90 Thames 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
THE EYE.

books for Sale and Circulation at JAMES
ID HAMMOND'S;
$3.50 Godfrey Malvern, or the life Of an author
by Thomas Miller, author of "A day in the
woods" "Beauties Of the Country" "Ru-
raj Sketches, T" "Fair RosaInond, !" "Lady
Jane Grey" SC. 1
59sl Gypscy Chief, by G. W. NJ. Reynolds, au
thor of"Lfe in London" "Esther De Me-
dina" "Ellen Munroc," Reformed High
wayman," SC. /.
595S London Labor and the London Poor, by
Mayhem, No. 8.
5870 Harper's Magazine for August.
5939 Graham's Magazine for August.
5953 Sartain's Magazine for August.
1898 Godey's Lady's Book for August.
1868 Passages in the life Of Mrs. Margaret Matt
land, ofSunnyside, written by herself. 2.
1864 Home is Home, a Domestic Tale. 2.
1865 T.avels in the United States, &C., during
lss9 aud 1880, by the Lady Emmeline
Stuart Wortley. all
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
HOLMES N. YORK DAGUEkREoTYPES
FOR ONE DOLLAR

Ladies and Gents Newport as yon admire
superior picture aud wish TO preserve an everast-
ing likeness Of yourselves and friends 60 to
Holmes the only artist in II. |. who received a
Silver Medal from the American Institute in New
York for Artistic Dasuerreot,pes and the only
man who ever offered fine pictures for one dollar.
Parents and children who wish to have pic
tures taken will save expense trouble and disap-
pointment by visiting the New GALLERY. Pie
lures Of Com. Perry's Burial Ground and Monu-
ment, the Round Tower aud other views, Tor sale
Wy y. A. HOLMES, near the Atlantic Hotel,
Newport. and 2S9 broadway New York.
CECOND Hand Piano Forte. for sale or To be let |;
Oenquirc Of WILLIAM II. PEEK, 80 Thames
Street. jy24.
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CIRCULAR,

FilE subscriber would respectfully inform the
i residents and visitors at Newport, that he
has taken the Stable ON North Touro Street, op.
posise the Atlantic House, where he intends ket D.
ing for hire, q limited numbor Of his best SAD
DIE HORSES for La.iies' and GentIemen's
use. also, several Vehicles with horses. to let
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing a weil-traincd
and superb Saddle Horse, by leaving their orders
w. II. DlSRROW,
OfNew Yo,k City.
y23 pd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21

ASrARrLISo FAcr!-l-ong continued indis.
position results in wearing out Of III, coats efthe
Stomach; in partial paralysis Of the organs which
should convert the food into healthy blood in
inflammation and liberation Of the liver and the
bowels: and finally, il not checked and subducd.
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, who might invariably be saved by the
use of HUrcHINs' VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BIrTERs. lftime is important in matters ofbusi.
nesssit is doubly SO AS regards hca,th. An early
rseot to this great alternative, tonic and restora-
tive will at once relieve the languor, depression
Of spirits, disorder Of the bowels, feeling of ho-
lowness in the stomach, indisposition for active
employment, fatucnce, headache, and oppression
after meals, which precede confirmed Dyspepsia.
Even when this melancholy disease has obtained
firm hold, and Influenced more or less all the func.
tions OF the internal organ, il can be expelled and
radically cured by persevering use Of this great
regulator and renovator Of the digestive powers
and the nervous system.
Circulars, containing Certificates Of remarkable
cures, and the high estimation in which ,his Med.
icine s held by the public press, he had Of the
agents, free.
PRICE so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton sncet, Ny.
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New YoRK, Aug. l3

FRoM CuBA.-By the brig Chas. Ker-
shaw, at Charleston, dates IRON Havana
to the 9Th inst., have been received
/ The Faro, ofthc 2d, contains procla-
nation Of the Governor, stating that he
had received advices from the central
and eastern departments Of the Island,
where the utmost tranquility prevails,
that in the defeat and dispersion Of the
party of ofArmenteros, a large number of
prisoners and fifty horses had been TAX
en-; that Armentcros had thro wn him
self upon the mercy of the Government,
and that in all parts Of the Island wher-
ever the rebels had shown themselves,
the inhabitants weic rising in thousands
and organizing for the defence of the
government. Nothing is said in the pa.
pers about the landing of Lopez.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21

! ''t.a RALxioH, August 18th.
In the 9th district Edward Stanly
Wing and Union candidate, has been
reelected to Congress, by majority Of
So votes over Thomas Rufin, Seces-
sionist.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
lew EI,RY

AF new patterns, stch as Cameo Enamclled,
" Gold Scroll and Cluster Pins, Far Hoops
and Pendants, Finger Rings, Cha,elains, with
6ne stock offancy artclcs, Port aonnaies, Card
Gases, Chain Top Shell Combs, Hair Pins Sc..
are dail, received aud offered =, low prices, ly
n. w. TISDALE q son.
sN ise Th,m,s street.
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DOCKS tor sale at 80 Thames Street; Nil

DOCKS tor sale at 80 Thames Street; Nile
ID Notes, by New Yorker.
The Ranger, or the Tory's Daughter, by the
Author OF Locke Amsdcn.
Richard Edney, or The Governors Family, by
the Author Of "Marga,et, tale oI the Real and
the Ideal"
Romance Dust from The Historic Placer, by
DR.. Mayo, Author of"The Berber."
Yeast, n Problem, by the Author Of Alton
Locke
of"Modern Painters" Seven Lamps ofArchiicc-
turc, &c.
The House the Seven Gables, by the Author
ofthc Scarlet Letter.
Promethcus Bound; and Casa Gudi Window
by Mrs. +. Is. Browning.
Hurry Graphs, by n. Z. Willis.
Reveries ola Bachelor, by Ik. Marvel, at
all WILLIAM II. PEEK'S Bookstore.
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Bp Qrlegrapb.
Kentucky Election.
Lo,',sviLLr, August l3

Archibald Dixon, the Wing candi-
date for Governor, has been elected by
majority Of about twenty seven hum
dred votes
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21

Esam,ned b, the biodmai Faculty in \ ,enns.
~ several B.ards of Sanity AID by q great.
number VI ca cielrated III, s.ciSns and
Chfmists.
CALvANO. ELECTRIC RIIHCNA.
TiSM CHAiNS.(F
1T. GCi.DBERGER.
DAT ESfEn D., ths Imperial .lisd Royal Gov
| L erh..i.'n, of Austria, France. E.varia. and u
| the Royal tiVs srninrm Of Prussia.
These Galvan.,- Electric kh.umatsln Chains
Constituted upa chemico-,i, sc'J prnciphs
have been fund a thousand tunes practicable
| against the GOni, Khcun,atltm, and al kn,ir IL
Nervous complaints, such ~ pains 10 the face (,
neck or hir, tooih-achc, eal-achr, AIMS in the
breast o' back, Ln'emss. pail i,tion of ,he heart.
4 etc., etc.
Each OF Golibcrgc,'s 5 Patent Galvano- -Rheums-
4 tism Chains ID we'll packcd up ia q sinall box (.
! which bears on H. front GoklbsYga's Firm, and on
the revere, the tHo biaxons, viz .-fhe imperihl
AMI Royal Eagle ofAustria, and the Seal Of Got-
bcrgrrs Mandatory, G. the cuat Of arms of the
fire.. mou.its,iA town Vi Tornowii,, la Gohten kl-
teri
Ohly those Chains which are packed W and
masked Ia tie manner above stated, arc 10 bS r. =
g,rdcd ~ genuine.
tn Boston, ! have appointed Mr.. c. J
FRtTCiiE, as iencral Agent tr hmericn, ior
the sale VI my Galya,,o- EIeotrc Rhc.ur,,r Chains
1T. GOlDBEkGER,
Ia Berlin, and free mountain u,wn Tarnowi,z.
NOTICE.
have received by the Steamer Canada the
aboye-lamed GALyANO-ELECTRlC RHEU-
MATISM CHAINS Of GOLDBERGER, and
transferred the sale Of them to the following
agents. ami all the testimonies may bc seen in the
different languages Of all those agents.
q. q. e. i!AZARD. Newport,
CtfAS. DYER, JR., Providence.
= T. GORHAM Na,S Uayen Ct
s. & 7. +. BULL, Saybrook.
LEE & OSGOOD, Norwich.
TIA. WEED, Newalk.
Z. KNIGHT, Thompson
G. +. FRTCiIE, Chsm,st,
and General Agent for u. S.
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OAK ROW, NO. 2.
THE PLACE TO GET THIN HATS, &C.
At WEAVER'S the Handsonest, Cheapest
n and Best Lot ever offered in this Town,
just received, consisting Of Leghorn, Florence
Pedlc. Birdseye, Canada Straw, and PsIm-Leaf
Hats, for sale at the Cheap Hat and Cap Store
of JACOB WEAVER,
D4. ia Thames ST.
P.S. Lcghorn AMI Straw Hats Cleaned and
Pressed in the best manner. J. w
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UNITED STATES UMDRELl
MANDATORY.
JAMES WOODS,

<oS esui Gueet, tNt" Aoin'
COUNTRY Merchants who may be in want Q
" "A first rate and Fashionable article Of
Umbrellas, Prasols, Parasoiieis, &c,
Are invited To call and examine the Subscribers
Stock, which comprises every style and variety Of
color and quality. The subscriber has now on
hanI Superior assortment Of Cotton, Cmgham,
and SIX Umbrellas, Of superior manufacture,
which he offers for sale Tor Cash, or approved
credit, at prices which defy all competition. In
the article Of Parasols, &C., his assortment Is ~
all times such as ensures the appreciation Of the
trade. He has long been engaged in this busi.
ness. being the successor to Z. Smith, Son q
Co.. and hundreds Of merchants in New England
will bear him evidence in the honesty Of his p'e-
tensions.
lie can only hope that his old customers viii
continue their generous patronage, while new put
chasers are earnestly requested to call and exam
inc his stock and note his prices.
june20 GIN.
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FARM FOR SALE,

'I'ElE farm Ia Middletown, formerly owned by
l. J. Is. Bailey, miles from Newport, X. L.,
on the east main road leading TO Bristol, and Fall
River, containing 100 acres of excellent smooth
land, well fenced with stone walls; il has on il a
| large story House nearly new, also carriage
| House, wood House, crib, large ir,rn, and speep
.heds, and an orchard in good bearing condition.
The farm is divided by the road, 60 acres On
the south side and 4O acres on the north. The
whole or either part will be sold. if Preferred
The above farm IL a most desirable aiiuaton.
Also z lots Of land Of % acres, il being part
| OF the homestead farm Of the late George Irish,
Esq, one mile north Of Newport; a most delight.
fui spot for sumner or winter residence all Of
winch will I've sold low and terms Of payment
made easy; for fuither particulars inquire at 81
Broad Street, Newport, II. l., Of
| a2O I'm d &w J.l, BAILEY.
TOR SALE. A HORSE, BUGGY and Har.
L ness; Enquire Of the Or. Master, Fort Ad-
ans, X. l. al6 If.
vEsUvIANS.
A new article, box which every Smoker
'"'''D 'F'' B B. H. Il. TIspALE /. SON.
al6 l3S Thames street.
NEW BOOKS.
| uOME is Home; a domestic tale.
IL Rose Douglas, or the autobiography Of .
| Minister'S Daughter.
Stuart Of Dunlea,h, by Hon. Ms. Norton. a
new edition Just received.
Humboldt's Cosmos, Vol. g., for sale by
WlALIAM ". PEEK,
all. 80 Thames Street.
OWEEDISH LEECHEs, a fine lot Just re.
~ ceived at &. q. &. HAZARDS,
sl5 next door nor h Post Office.
DOSE WATER, Peach and Lavender Water,
lO Of superior quality; also favouring Extracts
ais next door north Post Office.
WATER TWIST COTToNs.
VITATER Twist Shirting and York Mills
w Long cloth, for sale by o,.
RICH PLAID SILKS.
A few patterns Of Rich plaid silk; Also Tri
ais f. LAwTON 4 BROTHERS.
NREAM Nuritive. beautiful preparation for
" the hair just received fresh at
e. G. c. HAZARDS
ats Next door North Post Office.
RIBBONS.
A very perfect assortment Of rich and beauti-
n ml ribbons, including the new styles Of plain
aud ombre stripes, and striped Edges; also,
some new iancy's for caps; opened during this
week, by F.LAwTON q BROTHERS.
ais.
NXTEAvERS Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup,
w Canker Cure, and Cerate, for sale BY
ais X. r. HAZARD 4 Co.,
Apothecaries' Hall,
Washington Square.
NEW BOOKS
roR SALE AND CIRCULATION AT
JAMES HAMMOND'S
Book Store and Circulating Library.
Kirwan's Letters to Bishop Hughes.
Margaret Maitland "Reminiscences of)
Paul Pcriwinkle,
Nathalie, by Julia Ksvanagh.
Uric or the Voices.
Home 10 Home, domestic story.
Gyp,cy Chief, Ivy Reynolds.
Godfrey Malvern, or the lie Of an su'hor by
Thomas Miller.
caroline Of brunswick, complete.
Daughter of Night, by =. W. FuI,om.
Stuart ofDunles,h, ny Mics Morton.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
(NTlZENS and Strangers Of Newport, are
- informed that Lawrcnce's Gallery ~ REOP.
ENED ior the season, and that he will lie hap.
ny TO receive calls at his Rooms, in East Touro
streets. opposite the Atlnntic House.
NJ. M. LAWRENCE,
jy9 LIN from 203 Broadway, New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21

CwEET OIL. just received lot of large and
- and small bottles, q, 10 Thames street, "
as X. WILSON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
WAsnIsoToN, Aug. Is.

w
II is reported tha, the steamer Sara
nae, which sailed from Philadelphia
yesterday with sealed orders, lookout
q protest Of the U. s. Government
against the abrogation Of the Nicarae-
ua grant.
Governor Letcher, at Louisville last
Monday, took leave of his family prior
10 his sailing from Norfolk for Vera
Cruz.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
HE TINES EEWPORF r. THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 2 1851

0RklS AM Verben, Tooth Paste, a new and
~ excellent article ior cleansing and preserving
the Teeth; IL contaius no aciI nor any substance
which might in the least possibhs manner injure
the enamel of the teeth. Prepared and sol by
T.. q. g. HAZARD,
az next door noith Past Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
pICItPANCY GOODS.

DORTE Monnaies, Dressing Csses, Watch
/ and Taper Boxes, Watch Stands, Cigar Va
ses, Bohemian and Terra Gotta Ware. Hair
Brushes, Fine Cutlery, Fruit Knives and splen-
did asso.,m,n, n rich fancy stic'cs, suitsblc fo'
eius, lust received and Coz salc by
sI2 n. n. TISDALE q SON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-21
Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 18th.
William B. Campbell, the Wing and
Union candidate for Governor, has been
elected by 500 majority.
Both branches Of the Legislature are
Whig.