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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN a NEW
SHAPE.


The slavery QUESTION Is about I" cun- b-
fpre the n York Courts 10 u new shape aud
under The following cucum-tsncss:
at appears that a young man from The
S"uth, who Is suspected of having lntl- IL.
dan o. negro blood ~ his VEINS graduated
some tune since a. The New York University
and then enie ed bis name in the medical de.
partment, as a student of medicine. frs, hav.
ing paid the usual fees. s me of tn Siuth.
ern students conce,vlng u derogat"fy to hem
to SIT IN the sam class with a man having an,
Indian or negro bI"od, waited on the iacult,
and requested his dismissal. The professors
dId not knnw what to do ~ the matter, and W a.
'ered III complying With the demand At
length they gave III sad told the young man
mat It would be better for HIM 10 retire.
Conceulng ih,s 10 be 4 dismissal, he left the
class, and has now sued Out a ma d ms. d,.
'ec'ed {" The professors r.qui ng them TO
sh"w cause VII, they refuse To allow him to
flush his studies. The suhjrci is talked a.
bout good deal, and no one knows wha, the
result will be-"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
Monroe.

We spsnl short lime last week at Monroe it be-
lng the week Of tbs County Court. Blu, little bu
snsss done on Monday, and the excessive rain
al night raised the water courses so much that but
Few people could get TO Town next day and bu, lit
lie could be done. Tuesday was the regular day for
s.cctins equity Solicitor, but majority OF the Ma
sisrsies not, being present it pos poned 10 ed
nssday. On that day, we understand that Samuel
II Walkup, Esq was re elected by , msiority Of s
vo'es over r. p Wating, Esq Although Union i.
Democratic county, we glad to hear that her
Magistrates were no. ready 10 gulp down Nash
vile Conyentlonist alias a secessionst-and anoth
H thing, 1t would have been shame if they had
elected man frem another county in preference to
one OF their own citizsn,
We were pleased 10 see the spirit or improvement
that 10 nan:festing itself in Monroe, and if il was
not Tor tie manner in which il is laid out it gu
become handsome village. but under the eireum
stances 1t never can in opinion. Mai Hart ba.
erected steam saw mill in the village and their III
Dc no lack of lumber. sllhoo. be Gays e has not.
as yet been able to fill all the orders lie has re.iv
cd. Msl CoTington is erecting fine house on a
beautiful location just beyond the corpors,ion-
When il is completed It will be desirable situation.
and ho certainly get, lis comp tsd a, very rea.
sons5ls price.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
THE TRUTH WELL EXPRESSED

There is much truth 10 the following briet
paragraph from the Petersburg teliigen
eef . Much Of the opposition TO the Com
promise measures is attributable to The fac,
that they have been sanctioned BY Wing
Administration. Had Northern Democ at
been 10 The position nov occupied by Mr..
Fillmore, and given his assent 10 the C. m.
promise Bills, many who now depounce the
A6jus men, would have been loud in Their
praises OF the Northern man who thus mani
tested his Southern feelings. We believe
this as hrmly as we believe that the sun
shines and we further believe that had Pres,.
dent Fillmore, instead of signing The Com.
promise bills, placed his veto upon them, those
who now so bitterly denounee the measured.
would as bitterly have denounced Mr.. Eli.
more for not giving his assent to them"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16

Senator James Of Rhod- lsand has stit
ten another letter, Cor H. put pose II DE- hllne
his p".iion. The gi,I of !, !. c"n,sloed 20
the tolio~,og extract:
LIST. Thai hsvs never on any aston. NOR 10
any PRISON. said that was Wing 81 TIA the
contrary. have always Ice "ngcd 10 the Old D.u,o
cratic party Sd az in favor Of jndicioas tariff
such an Is will eFs,tuslly pro oct ths labor Of
the country. by taxing lightly the n-e.ss4t,r- Of
hfe. and hesv ~ the iuIur-- II there lee au- me.
sure OF Government NOR democratic than another,
consider tat ~hich. by such means, comp !. iha
rich to give employment ard support to the poor,
TO be such 4th | sm IN favor Of internal Improve.
ments BY the Genera ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on
our southern and Western ~a"rs, so far as the
same can be carried out cons silently whh the con.
sthutioo. and which tho true interests Of tho eoun.
Wy demand These two measures consider q. the
only leading Wing measures OF the present day.
To these my assent and support are given. end not
because Ct any pledge TO that effect. but.brcause a.
dop'sd BY ma many years since on Prinepo.'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
THE MILITARY ASYLUM,

Gen. Scott, accompanied by Adjuian, Gen.
eral Jones and Surgeon General Lawson, left
This CRY on Tuesday evening las, for New
Orleans, via CINCINNATI and Louisville, on bu.
slness connected with the Military Asylum
for the Southwest.
We are pleased TO learn that, previous to
the departure Of this potion OF the Board
OF Commissioners, the entire Board fixed up.
on a site for the Asyl um TO be es,a bl,shed N
The District Of Columbia. The place select.
ed is the one alluded 10 10 this Journal az
+" Woodley." IL was purchased of Col. Tho
mas, at what IS considered the moderate price
Of $50 600. IL contains one hundred acres
OF good land, IN high state Of cultivation, is
situated north Of Georgetown. al convenient
distance therTirom, on The upper range Of
heights, and commands a beautiful and ex.
tensIve prospect of metropolis aud valley of
the Potomac. The health of the pace is
proverbiai, beyond The reach Of the m,ssms
of the Potomac and Rock Creek, from which
latter stream II is distant three quarters of
a mile. IL is easy Of access both to George.
town and Washington; the water is fine and
abundant I; and on the tract is a granite quar-.
ry. extensive enough TO furnish all the build
ing materials which can be desired for the
Asylum purposes. There is also a spacious
ahd we'll built mansion on the place, situated
IN the midst OF picturesque oaks. more
beautiful and appropriate point could no,
have been selected for the proposed ASYLUM.
Nat. InteH.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
LIFE INSURANCE.

We are n'"'m'd b, the Pi, n"uih Meas,
ma } --ph A.ss"drr E.q. late 81 Ty,rl
County. INSURED his life IA the ". C. Muiu.
Lite l".of"nc" Compsn, for t5 900. NJ
A. ba. r-c-u'i, died and 4 p .m,vn, ,n.ut,,
b~en pfo.rph PAID OVER. This instance Il
iusitnies, nj "bce The beDs fits o( Nie ,n,ut
a"cr snd IA" sbiiiit asd ~,limgn.s - Of nj,
Company I" meet all lis just "qu'r- meats. =
RaL. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
THE NEW YORK CORRUPTION CASE


The Select COMMITTEE Of the Senate of
New York, who were entrusted with the IN.
ves''g"'i"n Of the charge sga'ns, George ".
Boil. the Sergeant, at. Arms, for having re.
crived money to def.a, a bill TO suppress
gambling in The city OF New York, have made
their report. l,rmbodiss the tesimony, and
shows that while the Serg-sn, al. Aims ac.
kno~iedges to have received money as slleg
ed, he denies, in the CuIles, and most explicit
manner, that any Senator Vas aware of the
TACT, or that they had, IN any way, directly
OF indirectly, received any valuable consid.
Grafton from him for what they had doae. -
" This (says lhs AlbaD, Jou'n,D Is IN &C.
co'dsnee with ihr universal sentiment. Nat
The shadow Of suspicion has resied upon The
characters OF these gentlemen. All v no are
acquainted With hem kno~ them To be- ,nce
pube Of an, nc, in the remotes, degree CON.
promi'iing their characters as men or as Sen.
at"rs." The COMMITTEE, nevertheless, IN
their report, dissppfove Of, and condemn as
"'mproper." the condut, Of the three Sena
tors Who, to obIge Mr.. Bull. signed a uole
IN which 1t was stated that, "o,her husines So
pressing on the tine Of the Sena,e, will pre-.
vent sn' report or further action on the bill -
to suppress gambling.
The Se,gesnt at Arms has been removed
from office, and sn"ihef appointed IN IN.
place. George W. Boil va. formerly Of
Buffalo.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
wAHsINGTox's BIRTHPLACE.

The Alexandra G z-tir, IN ,,cmg ii.
foolish mqury Was General Wa.hIngtoa
horn IN E"g'sod +" which has hem g@os
he fou"d-, aud the fsct that he was bntu 90
Popr'- creek 10 W-amorelsud Count, Va,
saws: A stone. with 4. suitable inscription,
placed there "a believe BY Mr.. Cu.tl., some
Yea" ago, marks the site of the house IN
which the Father of bis Country first "'
the light"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
VIRGINIA DISTAkCEn

we are obliged 10 knock under 10 Ipd,ana
:" 'hs spread Of ignorance. wb,e We can
only boast standing army Of SO, 900 sduI,.
10 virginia VII" cannnt read or wtue. m.
young State Of Indiana has I75 OH ,.,.o
over III Years Of age 10 the same iD,e,..,..
s,''a',oa' Some hope for Cd Virginia vel.
Lfx. Chron. 'e''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16

Mr.. Charles Sumner has again failed 10
reeve u constitutional vote ~ the H"use Y.
Representatives IT Ha-.sr huseiis i"t Uh''e"
Sta'c. Srnaioi itnm that Stale. A. the i''"'
." "wednesday las, he Tell short Of mSJ'"
!, by twelve votes which shows iuihe'
d m'nu''on IN his strength. ana ~h'ch' W.
p"e'un'r. una, BE- regarded as an pueur '"''
he csuno, be elected at ali. The ~lec''o"
has nov BEEN post poned Tor three weeks
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE sHADRACH.

We Learn from h. B..s,oo Mail that mo
Y. >. Marshal. Mr.. D-vros, has OBJ s"sd
from Mr.. De Bree, "f Norfolk. free rape"
tor Shad'ach the fugitive slave. sod that no
viii come back from Mourai. aud be u''a
%, the G"'ernmeni asa ~,inss. ng"'"' 'h"'s
charged with has rescue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
VI In our next We shall take some notice of the
Phfer and Lewis nine

1.-THE Communication in another column from
x. BARRIsGER, Esq, was received last week but be-
ing from home when our paper went to press it was
not inserted.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
WEDNESDAY, April 16, 1851.

II WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq. is !.
gent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain advertise
scents and subscriptions, and to grant receipts.
bE. W. CARR, ESQ.,. is our agent IN Philadel.
cure subscriptions
bV. b PALMER is cur authorized agent to re.
ceive advertisements and subscriptions at his Offices
IN Boston, New York and Philadelphia
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
IMMIGRATION AT NEW Yo X

DurIng tie month OF March Iu.t closed
there arrived al the port Of NV Ymk 10
053 alien passengers and 2 O53 r., gus. OF
The former, l26 33 we're Insn, sos Germaa-,
and 1856 Engl,sh.
The immigration for the h'st quarter of tho
Yeas $50 and 1851 Compares as follows:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

BosToN, April 8.
Hon. Charles Allen, Free SoiIer. is elected
10 Congress IN the fifth dstrici by $50 major.
ny. la the other districts there is no choice
Z. Thompson. Wing, leads Psfrey F. s. 10
'he fourth district 230 votes.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16

A careless c"mposiior lately dissolved '"o
Union BY ifa.sposug two letters, "he'eo,
the United States bscsms tho Usfied Sfs"''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
Cotton.

BY the arrival of the steamer Africa we have sc.
counts from Liverpool to the 23Ih u.t. Cotton had
advanced an eighth Of penny
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-22
THE FARs EssS'
MUTUAL FIRE
INSUR R. 4 NCE
COMPANY OF
RAODE TSL.AND.

This Comnany mas appointed the following
Local Directors in the county III Neapon, viz
SETH W. MACY, Newport,
NATHANIEL GREEN, Mddetown,
BDDDEN CHASE, Portsmouth,
NATHANIEL. CHURCH, Litte Compton.
SAMUEL DUNN, New Shnn ham,
BENJAMIN COTTRELL, jamestown.
WILLIAM r. BATEMAN, Tiyerton.
This Company will insure Farm Houses and
Farm buildings ara all other buildings in the
County not more hazardous than farm houses.
In the vicinity OF cities and vilLgcs, no building
will be insured ifthcrc are other buildings lex
crpt the out buildings OF the same premises
within i5 feet. No buidng within the compact
parts of cities and villages, nor within 100 iert of
Factories, and mechanics shops will I've insured
Household iW nirure, wearing apparel, books,
provisions, and generally such property as is kept
or used in dwelling houses, will be insured in the
county, and in cities aud villages when not within
100 tect of Factories and mcch,nic's shops. Hay,
grain, sheep, swine, neat catte, horses, carra-
res, harnesses. &c, NAV be- insured when in bull
dinss which may Ire insured ly this Company.
In all cases IA Note must he given i0i two per
cent ol the sum insured, and one sixth Of the
note must be pai IN cash.
Polic will run for tive wears, and viii cover
three fpurths of The value of the property.
Applications for insurance may be made TO the
Local Directors or 10 their agents.
BENZ b. THURSTON, President.
JOSEPH WINSOR, Secretary.
Office Of the Director for III Town of New
port and vicinity, SO Spring, corner of Prospect
Hill streets.
AprlO SETH w. MACY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-22
cANcERoUs scRoFULA!

This 10 The rasc of dying r~n who ~ "sss Es 1ss
rpcd Of worse Of SCkOFULA. by oaly fsei~s h~A
Rss OF Brin. Purf-r tsn was cured by ths ass 81
ip,ys GALLONS Of the best Spvsopoua that ~ ever psas
SAgsupara has not sufficient ssaaI pov 70 sssoi Tie enrs
uf such u terclipgiy hspois-s case.
ul1 four yes~ns confined To his bal tho lSx t'rsSs
M. nuc diseased aud debitated o. 70 10 unsse W
rpa b. hand nj, head He had The bssf ssdgf sis<
nd uscd Att Of tho bs SoTsrportas 70 ne good ssct-
ru' ,so,s and Op,.s and eosdsr.d tc bs " dy.sS
Iti ard could not live urenfy/ow hss,s fsrtcr, wssn s
commenced using nRANT'S PURIFIER. He nsS ~cs
.tsn nsoriy eH o-s %, n su' Anls rs' sao. sryuA
hi, ,vindpips urher his chin that lie br,sAed ur,,u
the hole his eaton around thai could hs IYhd
up VI It's place IL only h-dn2 BY '"H p'os; nn rss
of eas arm was destroyed BY i~n uleers ulos tuds
Tho ann lar rons hand had nearly s1s~ seo~h
hs nss his body Thus he was an eisd wah s.ss'v
.r Yt,i dfpid 0Fsnsire piesys psiis " I've
r,rsou For mrhsr aud full particulars. see cur PAn
pHLFrS -.
ur THOMAS WILLIAMS, one of tLe MOE sknnh pt?
sic ~ Of Rome. called Ia Hsrkin The dag t<s'e
IN, cnlnonced u-ing Branis Purifier. Dr. W el lSn psc
H,m and irn told lin thai oA the ~cjiosr1 in the vsr'f
!, d.. tb.fn VA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-22
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,

and In these diseases medicine is OF no avail what
ever IL never does good and 1t often does harm.
Syrups, Extracts, Balns Balssms, Elxirs, Bitters,
Pills, Powders and Fptions OF every kind are alike
worthless, for they wesken the vital energies Of the
already prostrated system. while under the strength.
sning, lfegving vitalIing influence Of GalvanSm,
applied BY this beautiful discovery the exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer restored 70 former
health, strength, elasticity aud yigor.
These remarks relate TO such diseases as NEC-
RALGIA, TIC DOLORECX, BRONCHITIS PAL
PlTATlON Of the HEART, WEAKNESS and all
JEAiALE DISORDERS such as NERVOUS HEAD.
ACHE. LASSlrUDE and DESPONDENCY, which
are only other names for Nervous Derangement !;
ErlLEPTlC FITS and CoNYULSlONs, which are
now knowp 20 result from a non.equilbrium OF
Eloctric influence; NERVOUS TREMORS DEAF.
MSS. which is nearly always caused by torpidity
Of Tie Auditory Nerves and can always be perfectly
sed by Galy anism, when tho organ is not destroyed
DYSPEPSIA, in its worst forms PALSY and PARA.
LlslS, uniformly caused by deficiency Of Nervous
influence; CHRONIC RHEUMATISM TORPlDITY
Of life LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR
CULhTION SP!NAL and HIP COMPLAINTS,
DEFICIENCY Of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL EN-.
ERGY and al those diStrcs.ing complaints result.
Ing from a DLRASGEMENT Of the NERVOUS
81 STAN.
In the a'av" prevalent oni terrible class of dis.
sssss.-Nsrvous Complaints are much more RuTnSr.
Gus thkn is generally INA gined--
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-22
$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who envious Of the
Immense of DR.. :. P. Townsends Sarsaparlis
have said that he published fictitious certificates. DR..
Townsend viii pay any Of these men 81 900 for each
fictitious certificate they can produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases that
"f flesh is heir to- than any other ever offered
TO the public.
Hardly day passes without our receiving
large number of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects Of DR.. $. r. Townscud's
Extract Of Sarsaparilla in curing different dis
eases.
Read the E,lnwiuc wnnde rfnl cnre of
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Farm to Let.

n H. Farm now occupied Ivy Joseph Bate
l. nan. containing about 4s acres Of excel
trnt land, with a privilege OF Sea Weed. and
The right OF selling s'oncs and gravel; 4
large and comnodious dwelling house. Nhltl
viii accommodate 10 boc rdrrs, IA small use
f,r the tenant, with suitable apparatus for
c,cking two large barns and crib with al
Other out buildings For terms apply'o
THOMAS J. PECkH AM.
Nov Idt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-22

THE Ladies' of New,'ort and vicinity are res
L pect'uIl, iuio,m d that We have now or,ncd
our rrw anl f,sh ,niblr millinery Goods. Aad
every t Tort will bc nude to- please them in style
qnd,tv ~ rricr. W h. tie largest and best
assert nr.i Il Ribbons that We ever offered, and
some entirely new styles. Much attention will be
given in aitern. aud cleaning oli Bouicts.
. IRA FRENCH.
1872 Thames st.
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ANCERS GuWEo

NJ. O B. KINNEY. merchant. (y~so~. e-~s,r cr-ess
\ T.. informed US tut chuccrtOrtor sail ~tnty ~ a
fprtrg wonderful Of CascEEs hvuu gb -f-oasy
of BRASI'S PURIFYING EXTRACT a c..o-r-sk s.-<
N Grr''ur cosnty, fDis 'so usn, snd Itslrns M
A. u. ST rTLE druggist al CsutOIsrs. Mun
", y y ha, informed us Of an important =. C,r
era of on standIn, VIII ci cfra 81 ts.i Lsy
~ that place. IT, therefore this PUsitIEa e..es CsNs
ls puryIn., hyHing power, ~la lmpuFe dlssass ~ -
blood can not curpl Seven yssrs and vi.
m liner nDa t,,', Al q VIII
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-22
HOUSES FOR SALE,

'INIE Greennsn House IN Spruce street, con-
L tanning eleven rooms, with al the necessary
cbnvenielca and ou-buld,ngs, well of good wa.
tee, barn, u large garden containing variety Of
fruit trees, SC.
Also house IN Tanner street, containing cigl
rooms, with out -hudngs, we'll Of ood water,
garden cont ,iniig iIuit trees, 81. Both houses
are IN ,oi repair. For terms, &C., az ply at this
oi-e. W. "a. CRANSTON.
Jan II. tf
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FEVER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DuSNtNG, Paapr NJ s~. r.a--
byorian church. Adams Basis hoa1u eosny, New Ysfk,
nTOg To ut: "llmys Just recsy-Sl lot er U, Nj cs
SfY DUSs relative TO iIe NJ his YsyHs,rp Y,a
Hi'y depend What II st,Irs fOr 10 Ia ChIl.i-a p&..
and cider tho church. Som. years since hs bal g.
have II hs .s eYt or Ia seva lbs lif osrsry<s
Of feNersore Tho other lex h,ia3 new 1lessd, -ss
shout 20 i- rmTHtaed, FGndrl Paws y als
Read the result. IiD Ss~s wed cay
sprIl.E' " BBASTS MEDICINE. y.o1sd VI i,sr..
Nor- you ssndti,on ia D,f seisLrs nd can
s.y that ~h The b-.snk ~ UOi. 81 hD Sf~i~S u u
y ieQ'n Sec ramphlr,s fpr MI "a iksnrs
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CHRONIC ERySIpELAs And ULCERS.

AsroSISpiNo AND MOST wospRRyrL Cuss.-Csa
Ezra Kaspp of No. "a Willow a. Brooklyr. n.
one of the mOsi respectable cinzens IN the cy. We
afflicted FIVE years with ScrOiuous Ery yspeas nf b~u
legs from the kncr- % the feet which rrHned aas
syeIrd b. prodgous sire. and liberated Large dccp
ulcers apparently large enough 70 rpn finger Ia came
into th.n which discharged daily srnosi incrs dbis
quantity Of n tnatursted substance. lie had had Tie
advice and attendance Of several Of tie most skllS
ph,scians and hnd trsd many highly reeomms nda1
ine,licne. without rrectbe and wHs told -
or two Of h- physicians that the ulcers In bic s
ExrRicr has c,fted thcfe ulcsrr,rd and is1awed ts
90 that tey entirely heslsd up and ne cnju{1
I
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f" Throw Physic to The Dors."
MANY THOUSAND

FROM the most intelligent and respectable persons
ding in every portion Of the United States could
he presented. These are now unnecessary, but .
numerous selection embracing many statements OF
the most extraordinary character sufficient 20 con
VINCE THE MOST sCEPrlCAL may be had Of tho
authorized Agent. The interested are particularly
InNted 10 call
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-22

TIE Dye house, Dwelling house, shop
d,elns apparatus, knowua. the
NEwPORT COUNTY DYE HOUSE
situated on Tanner street, Is offered for sale, cleaI
ID al luru.nb anc,s together With the good vii %
the same The pruprictof's only rij"ci ~ wish
irg to sell IL. .. his wish 10 move ltom tie town
II will be- sold at how price and on reasonable
terns; IL oiici, great induceiucnt 10 any une
wi.hmQ to rugage IN the business a. It is doing a
good business which the proprietor viii prove to
any one wishing 10 purchase; lot luther partlcu.
l~is apply en- the premises to
nov IS 6m JOHN ". CLEGG
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INTERNAL olceRos

This cure q triumph ov,y tie stn OF tho tsa yAgsk
ssns In the city Of Philadelphia and b rsooe
that internal ulcers can be cured easily ~ eStcsr
when BRAsr's PuRivyIso EyrnAcr is used Mr.. J,,s
Hepburn one Of the most respectable genliemcs II
AuLurn, CaynSa Co, N ", Informed as In Oct, ieS
that he had been afflicted with three FrssURSs y
alton and thus furnish positive proof of e fact -nA
their location. tie said that he had spent yssv -
Phadepha under the professional advice 81 tbs t<f
out cure help when DIR r. N. Hysf. drssg-. ~
Auburn advised him TO try Brarfs Purifying T.: bss
and The use of seven hotties of A ,fsefsd psfs cue
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"A1rCA. Ocne-re Co. February ism
M T WALLAJEG CO--f,enac.ses. ! wzs, kn acre
tsn year rfi c'ed h disease a ~, siomasN eos1
any fzi gtvssy subsisrce hCpt saassy gyos
pnn, s-casss Nnd vomiting, anil wss cnutinisy s1.J,rf
with s~r stomach. l. ~ rSpcriprs iriesi ons boz
ir uf BRANT'S MEDICINE. which, l., my s,.< d,saP-
pnimru ,asd aud ei,rod hs ..ini pam st.r sst.-a
,nrrfrr used second tta which has iosiy cursA
ihcsasr. well ana HEARTY, ans cat s,rAsd
ANYTHING without bang pHirod he s'or'nch -c. sing
lOuIs respsCthIlly, T. ~ NlLEcA."
NJ Wilcox Ia d rr.pcc ats merchant u Ae.ex.
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES

NJ fiASHiS has sworn 10 e Above fuess. and No igt-
~ ,,uur..rd snn curilsrd 10 NY Dr. T. .WILliANs-SN
q 4 kDNS. lrurrr'or OF he Wet ROsse Hs'e-H Hrsx .
PlSSEi.LA LEONARD. WHOLESALE and retaa dru ss'ss-
..,l h ~ miner EIJge ,Oiissska.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-22
kice's SUPER Rooms

lYsTERs and GAME SUPPER scr,cd
y irtn nr.l style, al i2i Than, street
woodcock Plovcf, AID other Gan" on
hanr ard tor ssle
u n. o. A fair price paid for game o. III
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Nov rs