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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
FIskE FUND MEDICAL PRIZE
AITE ESTunk2

THE Trustees IL F,ske Fnnd, nj the ann,s.
j meeting oi the Rhode Island Medical Societ,
he'll m Providence June 3hh, 1882, announc~,
that the premium of fifty dollars offered ~ them
la 1851 ior the best dssritai an III. ,ul eri oi
Z" Disp plac, Innis Of the Ui rns, their hsal and
cons tui,unal effect, and lssi nne "f tr,a'eii,' Vt
had i"rn AWARDED Ia the author al the disserta-
tnn 'ssaring a not'o-
mh chram p4-fsm."
And npon breaking the seal 81 the crowpan,
ing packet, they learn that the r'Wccssiul cu'D-
peitOr was
~. PEBBLES, NJ. D., Of Petersburg. vir-
ginia.
They propose the following subjects 6r 1853
1st. Medical evidence before legal tribunals,
the hest method Of rcli' wing ns uncertainties aud
ronira adictionss
"a. p@rpcral Aneu'ia, its history. nature aud
best mode oi treatment.
For the bs, dis-.ita'io an each 81 these sub
jecis, sboud an award I've made, tho Trustees will
Iay the sum Of City dollars.
The 6llowing subjects are suggested 1854
lst. Neuralgia, its nature and beet mode oi
treatment.
2d. Puerperal Peritoniiis, its history, nature
and best mode Of treatment.
Every competitor tor premium is expected io
conform to the follow ing ., guE,iiop, VIM
To forward Ia the Trustees, on ~ before the
10Th May, a. ID 1853, free of all expense, "a cop,
Of h,s dissertation, with motto Written there
upon, and also accmpan, ing u sealed packet,
having the same motto inscribed upon the outside
aud his name and place oi residence within.
Previously To receiving the premium awarded
the author Of the successful dissertation mus,
tranier To the Trustees all his right title and in
terest IN and to the same, ior the usc, benefit and
behoof Of the Fiske Fund.
The letters accompanying the unsuccessful d's-
sert,tions will he destroyed by the Trustees. u,-
opened, and the dissei tations may he procured b.,
their respective authors Of the TRUSTEES TO whom
they were directed, Il application bc made there
Tor within three months.
JOSEPH MAURAN, Providence,
SYLVANUSCL APP, North Providence,
CHARLES w. PARSONS, Providence.
y. AUG. ARSoLD, Sec'ry.
al9 6w
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N. M. CIIAFEE,

N. M. CHAFEE,
Has Just received large lot of
u y.
Ofthe following descriptions, which he offers at
Greatly Reduced Prices viz
CHAIN PUMPS,
Reduced from IL cents 10 & cents per pound
Wheel and Gear from $l,25 to 81 l-2 CENTS
Tubing, & cents per foot.
IRON PUMPS,
Of all siaes cheap, from 81 ,S7 IL to "a.
COPPER PUMPS,
from $3.50 TO $500.
lie is also having cast, which will be ready for
sale IN "A lew days. u lot of
IRON WELL-CURBS.
which for nratness and economy surpass any thing
OF the kind ever invented.
fyou want your moneys worth, call at
CIlAFEE'S,
m22 2l0 hames Street.
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DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. HUTCHINGS'
VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BlTTERS.


THE MOST PoPUI IARFAMILY mPDICINEo OF TIL y
Acri
U.d nv phys ysican, oC Uiph standing
Tbes. n,,rrp. y,uny. ali uorhid .,,,.,iors mn.
ir m. LIo,J civ. rreat trn. and yiooy ,o The die,
i've nr,,ns fn,ify The sys,.n, against all f,tnte dis
ems, can m, ,,trn Win .ni IA nt mo time ,rbili,at
i'm, ,b. ,,.,, h,iry rnt,ini IN IN, u,ost d,li, M,
,nn,acb and ,.n,,t ill. , th.i, cheering iuyipn,,t
,,a s,,ara,h.u;,a a,J >, ,o,,,iv. nY,n,ri,s n,J n,
n~S.rrs,, ~ TX wousr ropn
AIso liver connI,ints in,uJi,e heartburn costive
ness G,in,u,s. Ii.n,,,,,s az m, Lin liver md hid
n.,s In. nf ,nn.,i,. i,,y srri,s n,,ynus b,,d,cb,
,fiin.. nnini,,,inn n, ,b. h,,,, a, lin, md n,,
oT wciybt M The ,,omn,b and a oIber di,
,suscI n, an imnnre st,,, of the bIooJ liver Sc
,ybi,h ,,rd I J,iI,,,,, md "a ,nL ON IN, :, s,,,n
En,,i. ,,bn mn, C,nm mn,bd .nJ urnntpr,I
c,nJi,inn a. IN find ,his n,Ji, me of
JNESTIMkbJL VALVE
I'm all cage. of Ceue,al n, ,iIt, his Medicine
Jr,TS JyI A. ~ INN
I'll. 6ovi, ~ r,,,ii chi, IL from, ru old yentI, man
who r,.Jiy ,ctncwi,dg,. The 4 ,,.rs The s,y ,h,r
'o
'ha. he'Ps III" n''e - ,,,
Dear or - h'tul o''i ~" ",ins W,'l'"n,
20 our Vh'uaoie ''fis, . hn'ny h."w In,f W
ma wnios '" thhnh ON '"' 'he g"ou :, hhs urne ne
m'leNe ,hn u u ,he on .nne 'na he,ps no ",e
nave rer"n,nthu'u " '" h'hy W ny ,'i'n",, "s,
al sPcaA Vi 'h 'he "'g"es' e'ihs' WHIT" " H'"y NC
serves
h"u "re a, hheIy 10 trer any one 10 me M REGARDS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
ANDERSON's
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.

1'HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
L aud the public that he has reftted his saloon
and added all the modern Improvements. En-
trance 10 the Saloon through the passage next
north al the iormer emit ance, aud next south oi
rcrk's BOOK store. lie will he happy To wait
upon thc citizens OF Newport, aud strangers who
may he 7ojournng here, in u manner that cannot
fail TO give the most perfect satisfaction. The
Saloon is fitted up in beautiful style with especial
reference to the comfort OF customers, aud the ap.
propriate business Of il, the proprietor tho
public, shall bc conducted ~ on the same p,inci-
pie. lie employs none In, the beet oi wo, kmen,
in the town, and uses none but the best of tools,
aud such Soaps, hair washes, Sc, rs will i'm
prove rather than injure the beauty Of the Skin,
and the growth of the Hair.
II is hoped that the central location cf this e.-
Enlistment, its unrivallcd neatnefs, and the cf-
forts of the proprietor to give satisfaction 10 all,
will secure Tor II the continued patronage IL has
hitherto r. ccivcd.
m22 GORTON ANDERSON.
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JAMES w. LYON.
PLUMBER, BRASS FOUNDER AND cor.
PER SMITH,
No. 226 Thames Stae.i,

HAS constantly nu baud a variety oi Foly. an'
III Lih Pupr's, OF his own mauufic cture, which he
warrants equal, tno, superior to any before offered
in this make
Ato Water Closets Wash Bowls, Croton and Co
c. 80, Faucets, and every description Of Plumbing
I'd .rrls of vDrous qualities and prices as cheap Us
,,,l be bought elsewhere.
Also, Pure blocs Tin Pipe, warranted not to inrre
the water IN ans way and fitted In the best style 10
Pumps aud al other purposes.
Having procured the services of an eNperient ell
Plumber he is prepared to eNecote all orders ia this
l.ne with neatu,ss nd despatch.
tad Pipe ard Sheet lead uf war sizes on hard,
also, all Kinds Of Brass and Composition Castings
made 10 order. sAip Castings of all kinds on hand
and made to order ~ short ro,ice.
JANE- ". lyon,
Having been appointed t,cnt of The Hudson Cutta
Percha Manufacturing Co, Is now prepared To fur
nish any quantity If Guita PcTcha pipe, and sheet
30 this pipe can b. fitted TO any Of the uses 10
which lead has been applied, for conveying rold
ter POSSESSES many advantages over lead IT. ~ is no,
atectod by ANY ofihe acids slkscs IL Is entirely
ieess, does nni affect any Kind of wal'g, VIII not
iUf and cannot te burst by frost. The sheet mHy hU
.npiied to any use 10 which sheet lead mas be- ap.
lied, and 10 peculiarly adapted to lining water ulks
aud reservoirs and also To- vHicr ci"s't work.
Grateful for past ftyuT- he hope, bN strict 1ttru-
tron to hIs business 'nc.'' 'Gs arrrnbstnn h..
customers An work warranted BOT 10 tul uutI
worn out a9 II.
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THE NEW REMEDY
LATELY DISCOVERED by RADWAY
&CO., CALLED
RadWay'S EcnOyafinC ReSOlycnt,


&CO., CALLED
Railways EehOyating ReSOlyent.
IL. IL. X.
QuIcE CURE FoR scRorULA IN ITS
WORST FORMS.
DADWAY's Renovating Resolvent. 1t
~ cleanses and purifes the blood from all
Scroiulous Humors; il eradicates from the bones
and MUSCLES Diseased Deposits; il electrifes the
fluids and solids with health and strength.
IL il warranted to cure
Scroflla, White Swelling,
Iiumors, Syphilis,
CANCERS, Epilepsy,
Tumors, Jaundice,
Rickcts, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Bronchitical Tumors, Iiucking Dry Cough.
In either ot the above named diseases, we
Guarantee that the patient will experience its
powerful, soothing, beneficial effects in few
hours after taking il. Like Electricity, its thrill
ofhealth courscs through every nerve and secre-
ton oi the system. Its shock Of health il felt
in the bones, the muscles, the nerves, the secre-
tions Of every organ in the body. in ten minutes.
The patient feels this marvellous remedy work
ing in the stem after taking IL.
I. IL cnriches and purikcs the blood.
z. II removes from the bones and secretions all
diseased deposits.
3. 1t strengthens and builds up the weak, relax
ed and worn out parts Of the system.
4. II braces up and imparts renewed energy and
vitality 10 the nerves.
Let all the diseased call at the Medical Office
OfKADWAY X co No. 1872 Fulton Street,
N. Y. and give this extraordinary remedy one
trial. Price 81 per bottle.
f25ly r. Il. HAZARD hCo., Agents
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

- Is. KINSLEY'S EXPRESS, for Fall River
~. Providence and Boston, for the transportass
hon Of Merchandise, leaves office in Newport dan
ly, Sundays excepted, at 9 l-2 O'Clock, a. m, ami
l l-2 O'Clock, p. IN.
Leaves office in Boston, at 7 l-2 O'Clock, m.
and IL O'Clock, p. IN. Drafts, Notes and Bills
collected, and all orders executed with prompt-
Orders should he left for Goods al the offc
nall an hour before the time Of leaving
Offices, in Newport, 100 Thames-st.
Boston, II State-st.
4" Providence, Exchange-st.
Newport, March 10, 1850.
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THE DAILY NEWS AND HEPALD
OF THE TIMES PRINTING


THE DAILY NEWS AND HEPALD
OF THE TIMES PRINTING
OFFICE.
No. l27 Thames Street.
This O'hce being furnished ith all the desi,
able ,no.ie,n improved
FAST PRESSES,
adapted "a. esers description Of a.rk. from tile
nnan.moth Poster dow h Ia the srn,,ei Viaf,ny Cart
-iogether with AN ann H. supply 81 weii-th6sen
varieties oi iun,ison@ vlan and fancy
JOB TYPE.
The propfictors believe that th-i, ficili,ic, for
exee0,ing every Gesc' iy,ion Of
PRINTING
are such ~ To enable them TO answer all orders
e. the entire satisfaction OF those wLo may Ia
vor them with their Tatronage.
The proW'etors are prepared To- eye,ni'
promptly, and N as
Low PRICES
as can he offered any where,
Mammoth aud Medium PosipVs,
shop Bills, Programme,
Catalogue,
Dll Heads, Bluks,
B6okt aud Pamphlets.
Business and Visiting Cards,
Tickets aLd Checks, Plain and Fancy Labels,
in black, blue or red lux, or Bronze Of every
shade, on white or fancy colored papers.
05- Always on hand, Il good stock Of plain
pearl surface and enamelled, white and coored, -,
CARDS, adapted 20 every description OF work
IN packs and in boards to he cut TO order
6iy.
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FRESH GROCERIES &c


JUST received at 22 Broad st, by CORNELL
y & DENNIS,
Extra fine OoIong Tea,
English Breakfast 10
NiSgyong do.
EStra tine Young Tyson do.
Hyson do.
Crush'd Sugar, Pow dered Sugar,
Granulated do, Refined A, X, Il &, do.
Havana Brown do,
Premium Flour, Extra Flour,
Common do, Hecker's in bags, do,
Rice, Cheese, Cincinnati Hams,
Dried Beef, LarC, Sperm Candles,
Pearl Candles, Lard Oil, Whale Oil,
Extra No. I. Soap, Excelsior Soap.
Castle do. Tobacco,
Maccaboy Snuff, Scotch Snuff,
Dairy Salt, Salaeratus, Soda,
Cream Tartar, Indigo, Pearl Starch,
n. o. Molasses, Havana Molasses,
Wrapping Paper, B * Raisins,
.Seedless Raisins, Currants, Citron,
Java Coffee, Maracaibo Coffee,
81. Domingo do, Parched do.
Ground do, Nutmeg., Cloves,
Pure ground Sp,c,s, Pepper,
Mustard, Pickles, CapCis,- Ca,sups.
Preserved Ginger, Extract lemon,
Extract Vanilla, &" Peach,
Rose Water, Yeast Powder,
Rock Candy, Tapioca,
Maccaroni, Vcrmicelli.
Pearl Barley, Sage, Ground Rice,
Hominy, Arrow Root, Isinglass,
Essence Coffee, Corn Starch,
Chocolate, Baker, Cocoa, Farina,
Crockery, Wooden ware, Dollar Clocks, &c
with great variety ot other goods, a. enunerat,
which would fill Newspaper; At wholesale ano
Retail, at the lowest prices. jl2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
PIANO FoRTEs FROM NEW SCALES

CEVEN, ,--siN-and-tbree -quarter-a and SIX oc-
~ tavo Rosewood Piano tories Just N minc:actuf-
ell from new scales and of decided superiority OF
tone, can be had Ii ON the Subscribers for read,
cash, AT a great bargain. Every purchaser viii
be secured by full warranty, and those who ma,
purchase by order will he AS well dealt by as il
present themselves. The leading member Of this
firm, having been for many years "a teacher Ct mt
SIC is more than ordinarily qualified both to pro-
duce and tp select instruments which will bc ar-
ceptable To customers. Oar Warroum is in the
center OF the city directly opposite the New Ha-
ven Railroad Station and near all the Stations Of
the principal Railroads leading from this city.
J. r. WARNER, & CO,
j,93n AL Broadway, New fo'k.
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LYONS KATuAIRoN FOR TnE HAIR.

r. part unrivalcd popularity, and and an unpr,-
L ccdcnied rapid daily increase in public favor,
any ,esis of an articles merit, high mciit must
surcn e awarded To Lyons katharon. The fact
is those who use LYONS kath,ron once, will
never ure a thing else; and why is sn'.1h he Ma.
tharion every one finds just what it claims 10 bc.
They find II will prevent scmfand eradicate dan-
druh. n the hair IL falling oil. II stops Il. The
scalp is speedi, restored Ia iis natural state, the
secreliye yrssrlp bccome hyrI, and henlthiul aud
consequent urwon'ed growth and ,igor IL n, once
impaired Ia the hair.
Asa toilet article the Ka,hairon is without
equal. u gives 10 the hmit phnsine perfume,
richness of Iusire, beauty aud lusuriance that
no similar preparation can possIbk give.
Sold, wholcralc and rc,sil, by 4. 4. HAI-
ARD, X. J. TAYLOR, and n. X. HAZARD
h co.
r29
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G., MORSE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP
OF YELLOW DOCK ROO

OF YELLOW DOCK ROOT.
TrOR the removal and permanent cure Of CankeT
l. salt Rheum, Fry sipeas, scrofula and all other
disea arising from an impure state of the Blood
Also, Liver Complaint and Catarrhal Affections
Bronchitis, Dy spt psia Bilious Onrlnints, Female
Weakness and IL used with the most perfect success
IN NIL cases al GENERAL DEBILITY strength, ming the
weakened body, giving tone To the nerves and hvgo-
rating the entire system. lrcparrd by Charles
Morse Jr., Providence R. ! aud sold by thousands
rll over the United States. For sale IN this town by
his Agent. C.G. T.. HAZARD.
nl7 ly.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having purcla ased the entir,
i interest ofSilas Ward, dec =, in the
SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY,
would give notice To their Gien1s and the pull
generally, that they will continue to carry on the
business at the old stand, No. Sherman street,
where they will he glad to serve their friends and
the public generally with good articles, and at ~
reasonable prices as can be found clse~ here.
marl8 Nm. G. 4 GEO. s. WARD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES.
MAY always be found at the Subscribers
WI Of most approved patterns, and set with
care, and warranted 10 work well. Also, tin and
sheet Iron ware on hand, with other articles usu.
ally kept at .uch store. Tin, copper, and sheet
iron waJe made TO order. Orders solicited.
WM. BROWNEl.L,
Opposite the Union Bank.
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STEAM POWER.

THE Subscriber, havirg placcda Steam En-
L giDe on his p, ,emises, for 'he purpose of do
ing all kinds of Saving, rning and planing, and
all kinds Of scroil-work saved out for luildeis
and others, he will excc,ae all 81. above kinds o'
work AT the lowest prizes, which will be better
than to carry such work out Of town, as hereto
fore
lie has received and will continue to receive
rom Paris, the latest patterns Of Furniture, from
which he is making, TO order, the ver, best KIND,
together with full assortment Of MI kinds Of
Furniture Highland low priced ;lurni,ureG oliver ed
to any part ofihe Town, OF 10 the Steamboats,
free Of charge.
SIMEON HAZARD,
ni2D % ChmCh street, Ncwpult.
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DIR. WM. CLAltK'S

ANTl-SCROFULA PANACEA
TIE numerous respectable testim, nnIs IN favor sf
the Anti Scroiua Pann,ca for the cure of Scrofi.
IA and the different complaints rnlrndersd from the
dsordered state of the digestive organ, points OF
small inpmianC, IN favor nf this invaluable medi.
cine Those who have tested its renovaing proper
ties, consider IL the best preparation yet offered 10
the public, and recommend its ~ the most qInl
ied terms Of praise. It's reputation IL establish
ed n safe and eillcaciOus remedy in all casrs Of
Scroula in chronic disease OF the Liv and Kidneys,
by liz rcnovating nature il oeascs the blood Of all
morbid impurities and pnickens the circulation to a
healthy Hction The Anti ScrOfula Panacea is pleas
AMI to taste and Is found to be also excellent rem
edy IN Jaundice aud Dyspeptic complaints IN Pulmo-
nary and Rheumatic affections, nervous debility,
Splitting Blood, falpitntion, salt Rheum, Ulcers,
Piles cold hands and feet CutaneOus Diseases and h-
of every description, Ia line the Anti Scrofula
Panacea is what its name imports Is noimposition,
aud will do all that is claimed for il by the proprie-
tors, of the medicine.
sold, wholesale and retail 10y X. II, Croker, Agt.,
Boston, and X. r. HAZARD a. co,
mar22 ly. Apothecaries' Hall,
Sole Agents for Newport.
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"a LITTLE KNOWLEDGE Is A DAN.
GEROUS TUING,o

ETHIS saying has but partial application
A very httle knowledge of the physiology Of the
hair teaches that want Of care deprives many ol
that most becoming ornament to the person.
Those who would desire to preserve their heads
from badness, cure thnnesses on the scalp, pre-
vent discoloration, and secure a glossiness an"
softn"ss Of texture, should use Boge's Hyperion
Emd.
=. Many look upon the process Of shaving as
one which requiers merely mechanical attention
10 accomplish perfectly, Ii is not so. The con-
ditions which furnish the spcedirst aud casie.i
accomplishment are healthy state If the skin,
and a suitable lather To preserve lie soundness.-
Bogle's Amolc is the most approved Iticle for
so.tening aud smoothing the skin, and impartng
To il an elasticity Inconsistent with any chance oi
irritation, or eruptions which follow il. Sold b,
VIM. Bogle's Agents.
Il. X. HAZARD 4 CO.. c. G. &. HAZ.
ARD, X. J. TAYLOR. NIP
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AID OF THE TINES NEWPORr l. THURSDAY MORNING NOV 1852
A CERTAIN CURE rOR SUMMER

CERTAIN CURE FOR SUMMER
COMPLAINTS.
DIGELOW'S ALTERATIvE.-A GER
- TAIN CURE rOK DYSENTERY, NJ
ARRHOEA, CHOLERA MORbCs, ami all
Summer complaints.
Irice, 80 csnts!
GEORGE W, BLEECkER, rf.ttie,or,
New SW
This may certify, that have tested the tlr,as
aud efficacy oi "liigeow's Alieia,iye," hhd fnd
IL Ia Ike n safe and .fhcacious remedy f6r III, se
very painful aud often fatal dis. ases whnh NJ diff
'erent periods affect bath old and young, viz
Dysentery hoera Morbus, &c. fcilcving il
To he "a valuable medirine in the ab~ye casrs
checriully recommend u To- ihi,r II ho iray have
the misfortune Ia De afflicted with Dya nicry and
the like, and having gwen il u lair irial in my
own practice, which served adnirai,l, the Impors
for which IL was given, feel M h. h'siisnry in CIV
ing IL IN. sanct'Oh ~ "A SAFE and valoabh iDdtine
l.. B. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
81 McDvugall street.
I fhate used "Bigelow's Alternative" in my E.m-
lily and haze never found II to ail, when ali other
remedies administered by, and under direction OF
Physcnns have proved Intellectual. think il q
perfect corrective TOR Dysenteric and all bowel
complaints.
GEO. w. BEEBEE,
New York, March %, 1852. Al Wall slreet.
We can add our testimony TO that Of others Of
its great efficacy in our own case, when prostra-
ted To an alarming degree by Bowel disease. il
was the only medicine that gave relief aud one
now always kept in the family.
Editor OF N. Y. Baptist Register.
X. X. HAZARD & CO.,
ApothecarieS Hall, Sole Agents for Newport.
N3 3m
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DEVINES' COMPOUND
PITCH LOZENGE.

DEVINES' COMPOUND
PITCH LOZENGE.
A sure and pleasant remedy for Colds, Coughs.
Group, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and if lungs
enough are left Ia sustain life,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR CONSUMPTION!
Safe for the Infant OF the Inrahd, IN any Stage
Of Weaknsss
From Dr. Brown. Of Lee, Mass.
This certifes that have made use Of Devines'
Compound Pitch Lozenge for cold and cough. and
found immediate relief. Therefore would rec
ommend it to the public as being safe and sover.
eign remedy.
HENRY c. BROWN.
Lee, October %, 1851.
ALSO
DEVINES' EXHIl ARATING SYRUP,
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints, Dysentery
and all affections Of the Liver, and Debility
arising from a to.pid and impure state Of the
blood, Scarlet Fever and Fever and Ague.
Samuel u. Fuller 4 Co., No. Wilson's Lane,
near State Street, Boston, Mass, General Agents
for New England.
For Sale in Newport by c. G. c. HAZARD
and X. J. TAYLOR.
je30 6m
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JENNY LIND STABLE.

ATTACHED TO TIE UNITED sT.Tls nom.
THE subscribe, respectfully iniorms his friends
L and the public that he has leased this large
and commodious stable IN tn. rear Of the Uni-
Ted States Hotel, on Pelham street, the wo,k Of
which hursc he will do, and purchased all the
tto,k oi the same. lie has Also added thereto,
rnd i- noU prepared to furnish splendid carria-
g.. and horses forpeasure parties, saddle horses
ofa fupcrior quality, barouches, carr, als, lug
gy-Vaggous, stage coaches, cabs, &C., which will
hc anu,shud at ,nc shortest notice aud on the
most reasonabIe terms. lie will also bc piepa :
ed at all times to carry passengers to ana Gond
ioais.
lie has accommodations TO board IS horses for
the season, and will give them NJ good stall /,
fodder, &C., as cdn bc afforded ~ an, other sta
blc IN town. All orders lcitat ISL Thames st.,t,
u the United States Hotel, or at the stable, wil
be punciually at,crded to.
Having invested large amount ~ this estab-
lishmrni, aud being determined To devote hims. u
wuiringly to his business, he asks Tor "A share II
the public patronage.
/. =. The beautiful carriage, drawn ly the
famous buck skin horses, which conveyed Jenny
Lind from the Canonicus, on he, arrival here,
can be had at any time, 10y applying as above.
iine3O WILLIAM DEAN.
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NEWPORT IRON FOUNDRY.
FOOT OF HOWARD STREET,
NEWpnDT II

NEWPOkI, IL. j.
THE Subscribers, having made arrangements to
l. carry on an extensive business, are now pre-.
pared to furnish castings of every description at
short notice and on the most reasonable terms.
ORNAMENTED IRON FENCE
They have on hand, and are weekly receiving
Fence Patterns, Of every variety; suitable for
Cemetery, Street, Park, Balcony, or any otLer or
namental purpose and are prepared to put up the
same on as reasonable terms can I've offered by
any establishment in the country. Ornamental
fences of iron, will now come into general use, as
they can be put up at the cost OF a wooden one.
Persons in want of fence would do well To call
and examine our patterns before making seiec-
tiOn.
We have, in connection with he Foundry, an
experienced Pattern Maker, VIII, is prepared to
furnish patterns with dispatch, and on reasonable
terms,
IN. STANLEY & BROTHER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

TIE Improved Housewife. or Boek Of Re.
ceipts with T.. cravings for Marketing AMI
Carving ; by Mr,. A. l.. Webster. 10Th ! hou-
sand. for sale by WILLiAN u. PEEk'
OF o. Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
RAY STATE CARPETS

LfIGHT more New Patterns Of the BAY State
IL Carpets, and they are very handsome, we're
received from the Factories yesterday, We are
selling them as agents Er the Manniaris, and AT
much less prices than the! can be purchased for
in any Of the cities.
ais WIN. C.. COZZENS & co