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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-07

(tRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
Of Hsworleans n conformity witt the regulations Of ths
GARTER the Company submit folioviDG
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-07
MUTUAL BkNEFfr LHRE AND FINE lNeUH
AECR COMPANY OF LOUleIANA.

INCORPORATED In APaik 1919, AND DKcLARBD prvI.
nEsD or 30 PER CENT. ON Two YEARS. BUSINESS.
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Between GFaveF and Common ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-16

were the Spanish Government To re-
sent il by some decided measure. There
are occasions when Governments and
nations act upon impulse and feeling,
and not oil sober views of advantage.
Letters from Athens Of the 9th, state
that democratic conspiracy had been
discovered in that city, and that in coI.-
sequence the editor oi the Minerva,
amongst other persons, had been Arrest
ed. According TO a letter in the Aus
trian Lloyd, the object Of the conspiracy
was TO overthrow the influence OF France
and substitute for il that Of England
but the Austrian journal says nothing as
TO the means by which this was 10 be
effected.
The Inauguration OF the railload be-
tween ST. Petersburg and Moscow, took
place, on the lst. The line will be open
cd for traffic on the 10Th Of November.
Accounts from Madrid, of the 18th,
state that the news OF the determination
Of the English and French Governments
to prevent any further piratical expedi-
lions against Cuba on the part OF the
Ameri ans, had given the greatest sat
isiaciion in that city.
A private letter says:-
Dispatches are on the point Of being
transmitted TO the Spanish Minister at
Washington, directing him to protest in
the strongest terms against the supine-
ness OF the American government in
having permitted second marauding
expedition TO attack Cuba, and 10 de-
mand satisfaction for the outrages the
Spanish Consul at New Orleans has
been subjected to by the aDnexationisls.
Depend upon it that, even il left to
herself, SPAN will not lose Cuba with
out fighting Tor it; and where whole
nation is united OH a subject such union
makes up for II hundred deficiencies and
errors. No quarter will be given in this
warfare; and am not sure whether, if
some of our French neighbors were TO
take it into their heads TO issue scrip for
the estates in the Isle Of Wight, and 10
land in armed force in time OF peace TO
take possession oi the island, they would
meet with much better usage but, be
This as il may, General Concha will
spare no invaders hat iall into his hands.
Life is not valued here as il is in
some other nations, and the excitement
against The Americans is now very
strong.
The Scheswig Holstein affair re-
mains unsettled and promises to be-
come again troublesome.
The WEATHER AND THE CRoPs.--
Until the past two days the weather
has been Of the most brilliant autumnal
sunshine. Since Wednesday night,
however the rain has scarcely ceased.
Happily, all uneasiness as to the har-
vest has vanished. The abundant yield
has been gathered into the garner, in
the best possible condition. Never,
within The memory of man, wac there
better harvest weather than that which
we have had this season. Nor has this
favorable weather been confined to par
ticular parts OF the county. Ii has been
experienced all over the United King
dom and throughput the Continent.-
The result is, that The crops have every
where been got in the most favorable
condition.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-16

STARTLING FACT Long continued indis
position results in Dearing out Of the coats q the
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, if not checked and sub1ued,
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 HUTcHINs' VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BITrERs. Iftimc is important in matters ofbus'-
ness. il is doubly so as regards health. An early
rseo,t To this great Alternative, tonic and restora-
tive will nj once relieve the hnguor, depression
Of spirits, disorder Of the bowels, feeling Of hol-
Iowness in the stomach, indisposition for active
employment, natulcnce, headache, and oppression
after meals, which prcccde confirmed Dyspepsia.
Even when this mel ,nchpy disease ha, obtained
a firm hold, and iufuenccd more or less all the iunc-
tons Of the internal organ, il can he expelled and
radically cured by pcrsevcring use OF this great
regulator and rcnovator Of the digestive powers
and the nervous system.
Circulars, containing Certificates Of remarkable
cures. and the high estimatiopin which This Med
icinc is hedby the public press, can lc hal OF the
agents, free.
PRICE 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, 1872 Fulton stect, \. Y.
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Istc0,

Inthis town, on Tucs,hy, Edward Thomas, son
of Mr.. John Case, aged years.
IN Tiverton, on the 7,h inst, Mrs. Patience,
wife Col. David Durite, aged "a years.
In Proyidonca, 9Th inst, Thomas H. Green,
aged 8 years.
IL Providence, ssh inst, Edward &. Iiibbard,
aged % years,
A. New Bedford, 1t inst, Mr.. Pelrg Clark,
aged 6I
Ia Providence, on Saturday, Capt. Isaac Bur
dick, formcrly Of this town, in the SD year of
his age.
For many wears, Cip'. Bnrck followed the
seas, anl conutiittci Il vessel at the clrh nse of
twenty-One, which was very Uncommon thug IN
those days. He was master Of the first packet
toin this place to Charleston, aud a 50 from New
York to Charleston. After retiring from this
kind of active service, he was made Naval OG /.
Ger Of this port, All Office which he held for about
20 years. In all the relations Of LIFE he was high
" respected and beloved. CON.
IL this town, 4ih inst, Mrs Mary, rclict Of the
hate Thomas Hunt, Of Maiden, aud daughter Of
the late John Soren, Of Bos'on, ~ yrs.
In Providence, 9th inst, Robert Wheaton,
ESQ. aged 25 years, only son Of the late Hon.
Henry Wheaton.
Iu Bristol, 7th inst, Gilbert Richmond, son Of
Mr.. John Z. Simmons, aged 25 years.
In this town, onthe lith, Mr.. Patrick Cowen,
aged 50 years.
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Marrte0.

IntIarrisvile, 2s,h ult., Mr.. Patrick ncnigan,
Of Pcnnsy wanna, and Miss Jane +. Mcliou,, OF
the former place.
In Boston, on ,hc 7th, by Rev. DR.. Sharp, Mr..
Samuel I. Carr and Miss Mary Ann Tew, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Joseph Tew, all of this town.
In Iiehobo,h, 2sth ult., by Rev. Mr.. Collins,
Mr.. T.. II. Russell, of Newport, and Miss Julian.
a Parker orr.
Al All Saiuis' Church, New York, Oct. 18th,
by the Rev. Henry DAVIS. u. Augustus Lacey, of
Vicksburg. and Eiira Davis, daughter OF VIM. o.
Mumford.
Iu Washington, Ssh instant, William q. Tenn
pie, y. =. N, and Catlyna, second daughter OF
Gen Tot'en.
In Bristol, 9th inst, Mr.. Daniel r. Gladding,
Of Alb,ny, aud Mrs. Mary Y. Walton, Vf B.
In Westerly, 7th inst, Mr.. John T.. Brown
and Miss rrances u. Coy, dasgh,er Of ssmuelA.
Coy, Esq., NJ of the, ,,ll.se,
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KATHLEEN'S FAREWELL.

The following exquisite little song
was written by the celebrated vocalist
Catharine Hayes, the " Swan OF Erin,
II will find welcome in the hearts OF aI
true lrishmen:
Dear Erin, ere leave thy shore,
Receive my sad, sincere adieu;
Should Kathleen never see thee more,
Her hearts best love to thee 10 due.
Green o'cr thy waters, native Isle,
How beautiful thou arr to me;
Proud, through my parting tears smile,
10 claim, old land, my birth from thee.
The shamrock wreath, thy hattcring hands
Have kindly placed upon my brow,
Shall o'cr the wrcaths Of other lands
bloom flesh, and fair, and loved as now.
Oh! ever in this heart shall stay
Thy gcn'rous welcome, warm as true,
~ will keep thy Kathleen, far away;
Erin! my own loved land, adieu!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-16
EASTON FARM

THE undersigned. by resolve Of the General
l. Assembly of the State of Rho,lc lslanl, has
been authorized 60 scll and convey the lands
constituting the Eas,on Farm, situated NJ the
Town Beach, in Newport, ard now occupied by
J. 4. Perry, Esq. The said Farm (eXcrp,ing
the portions thc,eofalrcady sod To X. ". Gibbs
and x. NJ. Mafon, Esqrs.,) is now offered lor
sale, IN parcels upon terms, w price aud cie,.
IL, which oiTer Inducements to- those who arc de-
sirous to establish permanent or temporary resi-
dcnccs IN Newport, 60 lrcomo purhlsgis.
plan of this farm viii H. exhibited upon APP
plication 10 wm. e.. Gibbs, Esq, IN Newport, ~
10 IN, undersigned, at No. 40 State street. boston
W. D. SOHlER, Trus,se und' the Will
~ Jav d&v o.. ri Madame Msry Gilts
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A curious question is raised in Rhode
Island, VIZ: whether Mr. Lawrence, act
ING Governor in the absence OF the Ex-
ecu,iyc, has right TO resume the office
of Licnt Governor, TO which he was
originally chosen. II is urged that in
assuming ,e Office Of Governor, and ia
king the oath of Governor, he vacated
the Office of Lieut.. Governor. BY the
constitution, in the case which happened,
the Lieutenant Governor fills The Office
of Governor, dischargng lis duties un:
a Governor is qualified, without the ne
cess,ty of taking n new oath of Office
Mr.. Lawrence, taking different view
of the matter, qualified himself by oath
as Governor, and not NJ acting Cover
nor. 90 LopeH Courier.
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FARrI FOR SALE.

U'IiE farm in Mrldlc,own, iofmerly owned Ivy
l. J. B. Baby, ir,1ss. ton Newport, ": j.,
ON the east ma y, road leIsIng ~ Bristol, aud Fan
River, containing 100 acres Of excellent smooth
hand, well fenced with stous wallis; II has on u n
barge 2 story Iior-v nearly new, also carriaRc
House, WOOD IIouse, crib, lhrp ns's, and spc'p
hc,s, and an orchard ~ good bearing conoh'on.
The farm Is divided 10y the road, 70 ACRES IN
the sonh ssls and ~ acte- on thu ac'th. he
whole ~ either part will b. suh, p'cicrred.-
The aluve i.r,n !. " uro-, ,L'-ryti'lc ST'uaiion.
Also 2 ias of sri ui y aciss, 70 scing part
Of the homestead farm oi the hte 0rorgr i'sh'
Eso. one m,Ic north "a Newport; = n.cst Aligh,-
Ia, s,pn, Gp, a .unn,,r or Writer residcncc all 81
which will b. sold low aud terms N pa, nncut
made easv; for iu'ihrr pa,tcu'a,s na"irc a, ~
Broad Slcct, Newport, X. J., 81 -
a20 2m &w j. D. BAlLbh'
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FREMONT HOUSE.

HUaIVFl NNNN'
This well known bfshment b. stili conduct-
ed IN the sam. manrcr ~ IL has always been.
The eentTsl snd pleasant situation ofthc house,
H. cumm0dous arrangement. and the comforts
and luxurics 10 lie fund thrrr, combine io ~ ndrr
IL agreeable and adtaniasrou 10 ID. traveller.
Having LEN onc ~ thc hrrn ri Juhr J.. Turkrr
4 Co., 80 lpng ai the head oi tle establishment, /,
the S.lscril,cr pledges hi Lcs; exsrtiors ~ nain-
tain it- reputation, and to give fe'sfae,ien 90 bic
customers. WV NJ. FARMER.
sis I'm d.
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pleaSes.

ej-The work on the new Catholic
Church, in this town, is progressing
rapidly it will probably be completed
and ready tor conservation by next July
or August 1t will be one of the finest
Church.structures in New England, and
is n valuable ornament TO the town.
Great credit is due to the Rev. Mr.. Fit
ton for his indcihtigable exer,ons in this
work, Tor without him the Church would
never have been erected.
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MEDICINES FOR TIE PEO-
PIE!
DIR. S. A WEAVER'S
CANKER ANDSALT RHEUM
SYRUP,
rANKER CURE AND CEKATF

tANhtR IllEs AMI tENh
T'HES T. pre- parations are scientific productions
l. of a regularly educated pls sician (who ls
now cNtcns vel, engaged in the practice Of hfs
proicsson) They have become dc5crvedly pop
ular in a,i srctiuns OF tie country, where they
have been nuoduccd, from the hct that they
have never failed TO affect cure where the! Ea,e
bcrn used according 10 direction.
TIE CANKERAND SALT RIlECMSYRUP
is AN article differing entirely irom SarsarparIla
or Dock Syrups, or any other p'eparati'n ever
offered 10 the public. IL can be positively relied
for the efiectual cure Of all Scroinlous Humors,
Ery.ipelas, Salt Rheum, Canker in the Mouth,
Stomach or Bowels, Female weak nesscs, and all
hunors arising from an impure state Of the blood.
IL word II 10 a complete renovatcr, eradicating
disease and restoring to healthy action every part
oi the system.
THE CERATE
In all cases of hmnors, aud especially for Salt
Ricum aud Erysipelas, is a valuable accompani-
mcnt to the Syrup, as It will eiieetually destroy
every yestlge of iiumor from the surface OF the
bod, which will bc driven out by the use Of the
Svup. Ii is one of the most valuable eNterm
applit tions ever known for Burns, scalds, Scald
Head, Old Sores, Piles, Baibcrs Itch, and all
other eruptions on the skin. And TAR surparses
all other external applications.
THE GAMER CURE
1. the drsi1eratuIn ~ hng sought for the relief
and cure oi certain Diseases which AL other pre-
dirations have failed To relieve. i, il warranted
a positive cme los Nwsn,g Sore Mouths, IN these
cases i, MS never hiLcu. Thousands have tried
., aud been cured aiso, e., CauAer IN the Mouth. ).
Slorn,ch and Bowels, and obstinate dy senicry IL
has effected rM W. after all other tried rrncdes
hal CuLd. For Ulcers and all diseases prUcecd-
ing from c;,nkcrou- hwnors IN the system this ~
useful and I, ,aluabIc accompaniment to the
Syrup in all eases ol IauNcr.
Neither Of the above articlcs are genuine with
out the signature Of ;. A. WEAVER 4 Co, ON
the outside wrapper.
hlanu(actr,,i q, New London, Conn, b, =, A..
wEAyCR 4 Co., sole propricturs, to whom all
orders nns, hc addressed.
C!G. &. HAZARD, ,.sole Agent for Newport.
nHt law Ap
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-16

'T'IlE Subscriber hereby gives public notice,
l. that he is appointed Administrator upon the
Estate Of RUTH PEARCE, hate of Tivcrton,
deceased, and has accepted ,aid tlust and given
bond according to Law. lie therefore requests
all persons who are indebted to the estate Of the
said deceased, to make payment wIthow della,
and also all persons who have claims against The
said estate, 10 exhibit them soon as may lr.
Dated at Tverton be seventh day of October,
A. ID. 1851. ABRAHAM PEARCE Admir-.
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TpE NEW JuDGE.-The Hon. Benia-
min Robbins Curtis took the oath OF Of
flee as Associate Justice ofthe Supreme
Court Of the United States for the first
circuit, on Friday afternoon. The oath
was administered by Judge Spraguc Of
the District Court Tor the Massachusetts
District.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-oct. o.

At market 1900 Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores, Is
pairs Working Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 60
Sheep and Lambs, and 1900 Swine.
Pr,ces-Beef Ca,tle--Exua 80 %; LIST quality
8 rs; I'd do Us 80; 3d quality "a OOa4 10.
Stores .Yearlings IS, l0ii2j Two years old
SLASH; three years old Si7, 25a29.
Working Oxcn-S6O, IS, 81, 9jaIO0.
Cows aud Calves-S20, ~, "a. %, 81.
Sheep and Iambs-Sl 80, ] IS, 2, 25Oa3 SO.
Swine l-Sa5 Is C; retail ja6c fat hogs DC.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-16

~ Punch challenges Hobbs, til"
great lockpicker, to pick the "Chancery
lock-" and if he succeeds in opening il
he may help himself to any amount he
pleaEes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-16

Boston.
Schr Poconoket, Ray, Piciou, Dighton; An.
Ring, Raynes, do, do; J Huxley, Conley. Digh:
ton, Phila; Clara, Gould, fredei mksburg, Boslj
Sarah Matilda, Gem, Bangor, Warren; Rich
mond, O'Neai, Dighton, Phila; Harp, B,iRgs,
Pha, Warcham; Julia Manners -, Prov,
Phh; Albion, Stnrer, Calais, doj Somcrville,
Chase, Phi!a, Bosl; Medlo,d, Perry, Prov, n
Y. Soop Rienzi, Duiee, y; Motto, Beebe
do, Wareham; u Washington, Smith, Nor
wich.
TUESDAY, Oct II.
Brig Confidence, B,,bcock, Mariel; Bark An
teloIr Macy, NY Schr. John 4 Collins, Read,
FR,ver, Charlcston; sips Vig,lant, Wells, Prov;
Eliza, Simmons, Bristol; Fashion, Reynolds,
WEXFORD; Resolution, Baker, d.; Henry Cast.
off, Carr, NY, Warren Shave, Nickerson, Prov.
Harwich; Helen, PitnI,o, Bristol, NBediord;
Schrs. Florence, Drinkwater, + River, Boston;
Mlers. Norton, FRiycr, NY.
MEMORANDA.
Sept. 80, abt hat 35 AZ, Ion 81 90 was seen bark
Martha Anna, from Newport for Havana.
Arr at Maricl 29lh ut., brig Confidence, Bah
cock, Newport, ESQ reported by Telegraph-she
sailed from Havana Sept. 16.)
Arrivedat Wilmington NC 3d Brig Annawan
Almy from Havanna with Molasses.
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&. G. &. HAZARD, and X. J. TAYLOR,
Agents for Newport.
+. Young, Wickiord Geo. II. Nichols, North
Kingston; l.. W. Hazard, Pcacedale; Stanly W.
Webb, Pcrrysville; J. H. 4 J. w. Gross,
Charicstnwn; =. A. Wright & Co.. " akcieh ;
SamI Rodman & Sons, Rocky Brook; John T..
Nichols, kingston; Il. y. & w. II. Sheldon,
RcrqHpany; " ,lliam g. CrandalI, Clarls Mills,
Charlestown; X. q. Hazard, Carolina Mills e..
n Ennis, Richmondj B. NJ. Barber, BIrdick
willie, ~ ,pkinton; Arroid & Collins, Doorvillc; /;
Edward ". Bahcock, Westerly; Stanton s. Kim
yon, Potters IIiII, llopkinton; Pierce Handel,
Temperance Valley, do; Charles Noyes, ,Hol kim
ton CITY; J. 6. & +. B. Arnold, Hope VALLEY.
llopkintun; VIM. Il. Greene K Co., Branis Iron
Works; Jesse Potter, Rey ohds Factory, Rich
mond; Arcadian Manufacturing Co., Richmond; /;
Centrcyic Manufacturing Co., Celtreyie, Hop
kinton; Rcbccca =. Dean, North Kingston; G..
II. Brown & Co., Warren; John B. Munroe,
Bristol.
Aud by Agents in almost every town and vii
age of New England, and by dcalc,s in medi-
zines generally, in other States. sl3 ly daw.
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Gorgeous Band Car, drawn by
eight Syrian Camels,

Gorgeous Band Car, drawn by
eight Syrian Camels,
Imported from Egypt at va,t expense, expressly
for this establishment. The Performances viii
be found 10 comprise greater variety Of startling
and attractive entertainments than have ever he
fore been given by any single Troupe, fr the ef-
ircfud production of which an unparalleled array
Of Talent has been secured.
Among the most prominent of the Artists Mt
tchcd TO this establishment will he found tie
bames OF
LAVA LEE.
The Great Euglih Equilibrist and Double Rider,
and hs TalcHied Children;
MRS. COLE,
The celebrated Equesi, icnne from As,ley's Lon
don, Who will lniroduce her new style Of Lady
EqtiestI iansm, entitled the
EXERCISES OF THE MAsror;
M'MLLE CAROLINE SHERWOOD,
Who will Introduce her great principal ac, OF
Ilorsenmnship
MEsSRS. MCFARLAND AND SWEET,
The Champion Vanltels of the World;
MR.. LIPMAN,
The distinguished Dramatic Rider.
MIR. G. SHERWOOD, The Rapid Rider;
MR.. COLE,
The world-rcnowncd Contor'ionirt;
NJ X W. X. ID + RR,
The celebrated Trainer and Riding Master; aud
numerous other noted Performers OF talent
and reputation.
JOHN & OS SIN,
The original and inimitallr American Clown, will
appear in all his iarghabe EcccnIIiciiics.
In the course oicach Performance the Troup of
SYRIAN CAtELS will be introduced in n,w
and magnificent Oriental "ag'nnt, which spaccd
IN the Ring With splendid Costumes aud Appoint
mcnts, entitled the
CARAVAN OF TIE DESERT
Representing the mode 81 travelling in the East,
and an Encampment Of Wandering Arabs.
go OILS
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Ju TIE & CO.'S

GREAT ORIENTAL CIRCUS.
THIS Mammoth Establishment, the largest in
L existence, and comprising more nep ondpecu-
hdr tratuss than any other Equestrian Exhibition
travelling, will exhb, in NEWPORT ON SAT-
URDAY, Oct. 18th, 1851.
Price ofAdmission 25 cents. Doors open at
l-2 and 6 O'Clock. Performances will con.
mence at 2 and IL O'Clock, r. NJ.
This Company on entering town will be pre-
coded by the
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Ten thousand dollars were found in
dead letters at Washington the last
quarter.
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RU B B II R $

Eve y description Of Ladies', Gentlcmen's and
Childrens' Rulbers, may be had by he dozen or
single pair at the lowest Factory prices.
Al he asks o. you is 10 call ahd examine his
goods al the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-16

Commodore Warrington expired at
Washington on Sunday morning.
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THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
STRENGTHENING PLASTER,

IL universally acknowledged to be the best plaster
known.
This Master 10 composed ~ quite number of vegetable
substances peculiarly compounded. There never Ia. been,
and at The present tine, bette- platter made fo The
various purposes for which pasttrs used. II has no
superior for removing
PAIN, INTERNAL INFLAMMhTtoSs, RHEU-
MATISM, WEAKNESS IN THE SIDE, BACK,
BREAST STOMACH, &C,
and when used in
LIVER AND PULMONARY DISEASES
vii, prove very beneficial TO those suffering with such com
panb.
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CwEpisil ieecbes. fine ha =, -
y .3e e.. q. q. HAZAED's
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fly nlurine Jntclli9snte. EA
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Oct. 9.

THURSDAY, Oct. 3.
Brig Henry, Baker, WEXFORD.
Schr Sylvia, Bowen, Salem. Georgetown, sc;
Wasp. -, Dennis, " Harvest, Pris-
by Taunton, do; Mediator, Reed, Fall River,
Charleston; Malvina, Lovcu, Prov, James River;
Sloop Vigilant, Wells, Ny; Wakefield, Saun-
ders, Dutch Isl'd, NY Resolution, Baker, N
Kingston; George, CoLleigh, ltondout, Prov;
Reply, Hubbard, Southport; Isaac ii Borden,
Donning, Fall River, NY.
FRIDAY Oct. 10.
Schr Adventure, Prentice, Bristol, n Y; FIX
act, Chase, Harwich, + River. Sip WIN Penn,
Winsow, N Bedford; Native, Davis, lrov; r.
re, Grape, + River, N Bedford; I w Thorn,
Duriee, do, Albany; Shave, Nickerson, llar-
wch, Prov Susan, Allen, do fishing.
SATURDAY, Oct. IL.
S,hr Union. Bangs, Prov, Bait; Jno T. Col
Inns, Reed, + River, Charleston; Iiopeton, Dila-
no, Dishton, Sippecan' Wando Passo, Eddy,
River, Georgetown. Sip Three Sisters, Mills,
Prov, N Y; Monitor, DAVIS, + River Nantucket.
SUNDAY, Oct, IL.
Brig Washington, Lieut. Swortwout. Surveying;
Friendship, Eukins, Iiarrngton,F River; Sarah
Griffin, + Riv r, Phih' Augustus, Snow, Phia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-16
CHEAP CASH STORE,

for keeping the largest and best selected stock Of
the most desirable goods, viii he improved from
an examination oi the present large'assortment.
The stock embraces decidedly the BEST
THICK, DOUBLE KIP, GRAIN AND CALF
BOOTS, AND BROGANS, which he has ever
produced, and he has large number OF names Of
Farmers on Rhode Island and in the Western
District of this State, who can testify To the SUI
perior quality Of his THICK anu DOUBLE
WATER PRO BOOTS.
The goods have all been received within n few
days, from the Eastern Factories, in one of which
he is interested, and had la'ge portion OF his
stock manufactured expressly Tor this market IN.
der the supervision of one who IL we'll acquainted
wI,h the description Of goods required for this
section of country. baving also purchased
largely for casa, he is prepared TO sell on such
reasonable terms as must please and prove to the
purchaser that he can successfully compete with
any in the State.
GJ- Country Merchants will please give him
call, AS he will supply YOU we'll, out oi his large
stock now hand.
The attention Of the Ladies is invited 10 his
large assortment Of Fall and Winter Buskins and
Cater Boots, which will bc sold very low.