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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
OXYGENATED BiTTEBs IN EUROPE.
letter from Rev. l.. DOOlIrTLE, a highly respect


PJRIS, N0uemLe, lst. 1851.
Deer SH.-About two years since ! made Use nf
few bottles of your Oxy genaed Bittrrs, for sto
mach cOmplani which was AT that time relieved
During the past year having Suffered somew What in
my general health, my medical ad, isers recon-
mended n sea voyage, and some twelve months re-
spite from public duty.
Since my say in England and France, have found
my old enemy, hciigD"y oi ,he stomach, return
ing again. have not foOnd any pr, srrpion To at
ford me relief, aud made inquiries IN London for
write now 20 beg you will do me he avO To send
by the earliest steamer TO iIayre half n doIen hot
ties, care Of Livingston Wells Co., Place de Ia
Bourse, Paris.
An old friend OF mine In England, Captain JacL-
sou, Of the British Army, fornd, ON nv arrival, sui
ferint nom Asihna, ~ .iles,ly the resdlt of Dys
pepsis Ifyou have a mind to seLd an additional
half dozen bottl"s, shodld like to have the Cap
tain try the medicine. ! Should not have troubled
tanning the genuine a,iice; anG together with the
sufferers like myself.
lbrg to observe rs am not aware that my name
II known to you, that have been the residtn cleo
gyman for some ,wen: -hTte years, in Sheri,fOok
aud LcnnoNville, Cahada East, To which chafge
hope 40 he aole To re'Jin in The spring summer
neat following.
remain, dear sir, your ohtdent servant.
l.. DOOLl1TLE.
Or. q. Il. Green, Windsor, Vermont.
REED, AUSTIN a. e. =, Wholesale Druggists, No.
26 Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle; six bo.,ies ior 81.
AlsO for sale in Newport, by e.. g. T.. HAZARD,
r. HAZARD a. CO. aud X. j. TAYLOR.
PkiCE-ln large bottles, $780, or bottles for
$500
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

ITAs the last mail train for Phi.a.
delphia, from this city, was passing be-
tween Elizabethtown and Railway, last
evening, the engineer discovered a horse
man about crossing the track, short
distance in nd, aLce OF TIE engine. Ev-
cry alarm WAS at once given, but before
the train could be stopped, lie horse
vac struck and cut TO pieces, and the
rider, Il Mr.. Wood, residing in the
neighborhood, WAS found standing a
short distance of, safe and sound. So
great had been his terror, thai he, was
totally unable to declare whether he
had been violently flung there, or had
abandoned his seat in time. The sad
ole and glrlh were subsequently, found
on The locomotive, where they had heen
landed in the COLLISION ~ Y. Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
rissoon as ~e can diy on, from

UFts soon as se can dig out from
under tleruis lie late ! oliIiral ca
iastropLe. and emerge TO daylight again
tLthcicnily TO know where "e are, and
10 draw a long breath, we shall sle eak
our sentimenis piaii ly and calmly IN
regard to The late election, tie candi-
dates, and tie results which must inevi-
,ably ensue. The Wing party las been
wlckcdly and ignominiousIy sacrificed,
and the guilty ones must be held respon-
sible ior their conduct, because no true
Wing can ever repose the slightest con-
fidenee in them hereafter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC " WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT To DYSpEPrlCS.--
DR., ]. :. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSiN, The
True Digestive FLU or Gastric Juice.
prepared from BENNETT. or The
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions Of Baron LiEBlG, tie
great rhysiclo! ical Chemist, by J. \.
HOUGHTON NJ. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for iNDlGES-
TiON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
Err COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
ard DEBILITY curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlels containing Scien,lf, evidence Of its
calue, furnished by agents gratis. See no.
among the medlca advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

Sir John Frdnhiin- The news Of
open water in Wellington Channel
just brought to England ty the Prince
Albert, seems 10 have animated every
bosom with renewed hope that the mys-
terry which hangs about the fate OF the
~ ssing navigalors is a, length in lair
way TO be lound. All eyes now are fix
ed upon Sir Edward Belcher, who, at
Last dates. was pushing his way up the
channel with every expectation Of pro-
c-eding without material interruption
when the Prince A bert left.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

~ We are greatly indebted to Mr.
Charles e. Perry, The Telegraphic OPP
era,or in this town, for his promp, and
faithful attendance at the Office Tuesday
night, and in obtaining the returns for
Us rs last as they were received in
Providence. Mr. Perry is an excellent
operator and ia as obliging as he is skill
ful. If the returns did not suit us, il
was no! Mr.. Perry's fault. We are also
indebted to the operators in Fall River
and Providence for their prompt and
faithful services during tie night, in the
transmissio OF returns.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS

FhCNSh = = NkoDICAL DhOPS.
MRS. y. NJ. CUDWOkTH, No. Ia VIII
Ul Lane, Boston, Mars, would say sh- has
at great expense, obtained from Dr. ID. T.. H.
rington, the original recipe for manutaetu ing, to-
,c,her with his plate for putting up the medicine
known az the
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
discovered by J. Harrington, M d., while prac-
ticins in the hospital in Paris, under the mnedi-
ate observation of the renowned RECORD VI Paris
and ACrOH Of London.
The Drops are invariably certain TO reguat,
the Female System and Cal. be taken without haz
ard. They are known ! y hundreds ot females ~
this country to be the only preparation ever die
covered that has proved nvar,ably certain in
cases Of Suppressions, irregularities &c. q,
trial will convince the most skeptical and new,
after will they be induced 10 try any other,
dies who have often been deceived by purchasi..
Pills and Nostruns from Male and Femal, Impo.
tors, under pretencs Of effecting cures medicin
which in nineteen cases out Of twenty hav. an in.
furious effect upon the system without efi.
the desired result any sign Of it, should shr
these bipeds and use none but the genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL DIX DPS, the effcn-
cy Of which has been tested il hundreds Of car y
and NEVER TkILED'to effect speedy cure with
out any bad result. The droy5 ere the result OF Al
extensive practice and not dis. oycred by acciJeL.
To eulogise their virtues aould ~, add To the
merit. We would only say .ry tlcn They "
bc sent TO any part Of the country ecure from
servation by addressing tpost ps'd) MRS. s. '
CUDWOkTH, i3 Wilson Lane, Bos.
Mass, and at no other I,lace in Providence
Full directions accompanying each bottle
Prize Five Dollars.
~. ". The usual dscoors 10 those that wish
10 sell again.
MRS. ). NJ. CUDWORTif. P,onrictor.
lO) High sucet, Provii nce. X. ].
nOORS DOORS! 6h, 6N2n,e; IIS
~ & IL; from 81 90 to ~, ". Also oac OF
Fay aud r sh "a ienoniny machines, iakes for
Debt, and will he sold very low, ~ the Sash,
Bln and Door Ware room, ~ Ca nj Street.
Providence, r.. ]. A. p. CAHPEN TER. Agt.
fr ID. ID. SN EFT & CO.
,,ol n al
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

~ We paid visit TO the Democratic
head quarters, which were brilliantly H.
Illuminated, last evening, by invitation Of
All old friend, as we were passing by /;
we were received with three hearty
cheers, by the crowd, Tor which we re-
turned our thanks. Our friends there,
although politically opposed 10 us. re-
ceived and entertained US very kindly
and although we could no, rejoice with
them, we had hearty laugh a, the po-
silion in which our party Is in, without
being able scarcely to find a single
State which will give its electoral vote
for Scott.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

Mr.. Wtbster's Trip hom Baltimore
TO Washington Mr. Webster, before
railroads we're built, vas forced one
night to make "a journey, by private
conveyai ce, from Baltimore TO Wasl.-
ingion. The man who drove tie wagon
was such an il'-Iooking fellow, and told
SO many stories Of robberies and
murders, that b,fore they had gone
tar Mr.. Webster WIS almost frightened
out OF his wits. At last the wag n
storped in the midst ofa dense wood,
when lie !; an, turning suddenly round
to Lis passenger, exclaimed fercely.
Now, sir, tell ne who you are" Mr..
Webster replied in lateriug voice,
and ready to spring iIom the thlcle, al
am Daniel " ebsier, member of Con-
gress from Massachusetts p what"
rejoincd the driver, grasping him warm
ly by The hand, "are you Webster
ThaHh God thank God You are such
deucej ugly chap that took you lor
some cut-,hroat or highwayman."-
This is the substance ol the story, but
the precise words used by Mr.. Webster
himself, IN repeating il, we cannot re-
call.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

TTA married woman OF the Shawa-
Zee Indians, made this beautiful reply
10 man whom she met in the woods,
and who impIored her 10 love and look
on him:-"Onlman, my husband" said
she, "who is forever before my eyes,
hinders me from seeing you, or any OIL
er personD -
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FAINT NJ DroIUf, h,nno,, M OE \

Cont Of ProJats, Neupon, Oct. 25, 1852.
Upon the petition Of Susan Hubbard gua, dian
" ofWilliam II. Hubbard, Benjamin &. Hub
bard and Abby A. u. IIuoard, minors, children
Of civilian NJ. Hubbard, a:e Of Newport, d, ccas-
ed, praying for auholm my G"m this Cout, to sell
AZ public auction he estate in interest of said hi
nor's in and to a lot OF land said New port, T.
ated at the head Of the towi, called the Hub
bard lot lay ing westward oi the Hubbard House,
or 40 much thereof as will be sufficient 10 raise
the SUN Of three hundred and twelve dollars, to
p,y the debts Of said Minors with incidental ca.
pcnscs the same is received and is referred ior
conside. alton To "a Cont OF Probate to be- holden
at the Town Clicks Office in NawpoIi, on Mon
day. 22d November next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ; !;
no'ice is o,d red to be given thereof for the,
successive. weeks, once "a week, in the Dali,
News ,tnat all persons interested may appear al
said time and place and b. heard thereon.
90 b. Is. ROWLAND, Prob. OK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
nWe learn from the ST. Louis Re-

HfWe learn from The ST. Louis Re-
publican, that Convention, 10 be CON-
pu.eu VI delegates from all tie States
borG.rng she Mississippi river has been
ca'vu los he pun ose OF forming COM
phu, TO construct a railroad along the
valley Of the Mississippi, from the Falls
oi 81, Anthony 10 the Gulf OF Mexico.
The Convention viii assemble at ST.
Louis on The third Monday OF Novem-
bee
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How Mey Punish Treason in PeySia.-

HOW Mey Punish Treason in PerSia.-
We mentioned recently, The attempt
against he life Of The Shah Of Persia
We now lrnfn that Hajee Sulelnan
Khan, accused as the instieator Of tie
CT me, was seized, his body carefully
doilIed with "A knife in parts which
would not at the moment cause deati;
pieces Of lighted candles were then
Introduced into the holes, and, thus
illuminated, il was carried in proce
sion through the bazar, and finally
conveyed 10 the town gates, aud there
cleft in twain like tat ram. The
kurrc'-il Ain, better known as Bab's
Lieutenant, or the Fair Prorhetess OF
kazoecn, who, since the late religious
outbreak, has beer kept close prison
er at the capital, has been executed,
with some dozen Others. Ills Majesty
received three slug wounds in the
shoulder, hut all oil a very Sigh,
nature.
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TBe MexiCAs BoIlNpApv

TBs MsxicAs BOUNDARY SURvEY
Mr.. Bartlett 2! tie American Commis-
s'on on the Mexican Boundary Survey,
sailed from New Orleans on the 24lh vi,
lie is on his way TO Fl Paso, or wher,v-
er the CHIEF rend, zvous Of The ctmmis-
sion may be. II is supposed tha, Mr.
Bartlett carries ut 10 the members ol
The commission orders to abandon their
labo,s.
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MARY J. WILLIAMS,
CARPETINGS

ATA
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,
379 Broadway,
CORNER OF WHITE STREET, NEW YORK,
DEG leave TO call the attention Of their Rhode
- Island friends TO their elegant stock of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CARPETING
which, owing to the reduction by the English
Manufacturers, will I've disposed Of at the follow.
ing ,rtr' me iow Prices:
Ro,alvelvet Carpet, I'm 81 soto SO 90 per yard.
Tapestry, 4" ll2 so
3 Ply extra heavy 81 l-2l l2l-2 4"
Supei6nc, 62l-2 50 l-2
Good, all Wool. 80 cents per yard
OIL CLOTHS.
From 3 TO "a inches wide. NJ prices equally low d.
MATTINGS.
a., 5-4 and "a plain. fancy and cheek Stair
Rods, Drugge,s, Table and Piano Covers, Rugs.
Mats Of every Mind, together with all other goods
found in Carpet Stores, for raIc full ten per cent
less than any other Carpet Establishment in the
Union. We therefore challenge the whole trade
to show such an extensive stock at such low
prices.
jyl0 daw
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Dte0.

At New York, on The 2Ist inst, MAJOR T. w
Lecur Commissary OF Subsistence, United
States Army, ia The oS'h year OF his age.
ln Providence, on The morning of the 2s,h inst y,
Mr.. 5. muel wsop, IN the 9Th year Of his age.
In Tive.ton 24;h inst, Mr.. Ess on Sherman,
aged ~ yeas.
Ia Providence, in The ale, noon oi ne 30. h
ins., snddeny, Mr. Alba ID. Par.e,, in the SD
year Of his age.
In Little Compton, on the 29th ul,. Miss C;n-
ihs Pearce, in the Attn year Of her age.
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Bp Gc!earapb.
MnRlLF. Oct. 30.

MOBILE Oct. 30.
The steamship Biack Warrior, Cap
tain Shuieidt, ircm New-York 23d inst,
ria Havana, crossed the bar here at "a
o'clock this p. Nj. Her time to Havana
was Tour days sixteen hcurs, and to this
port six days.
The sicamfhip Powhdnan, with
Judge Conklin, the Mexican Minister,
OF board, arrived al Havana OIL the 23d
list
The Judge, on proceeding 20 the
American Consu's house. was followed
by tie rabtlc, WHO loaded him with all
kinds Of abusive and insulting language
Judge Conklin afterwards proceeded TO
the house Of the Governor General, bu.
the result Of the interview 10 uLknowDt
The Government OF Cuta Lave ador.
ted new scale ofimport drhcs.
:ECOND DISPATCH
MoBiLE, Oct. 30.
We larn that in the interview with
Judge CoIklin. the Ca. tain General
expr. SIS, d his willingness TO allow the
Gre cent City TO land her mails and
passengers in future, but will no, suffer
Puiser Smith TO 60 ashore. lie also
apologized for past conduct, which he
admitted was too hasly. The whole
difficulty is likely, therefore, to be soon
amicably settled.
The Porhaitan sailed, with Judge
Conklin, for Vera Cruz on the 2s,h Oc-
tchcr. 49,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

Pirate LIFE of WeJsier.-The lIar-
pe:s announce that they will publish, in
few days the private lie Of Daniel
Webster by Charles Lanmau, for some
years his private secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

A FACT. An eccentric mar in Barh
Me-, was asked 10 contribute TO foreign
missions. He gave quarter of a dol
lar, but stopped the agent as be was
departing. ard said: "Here is dollar
TO lay the cxIence OF getting the quar-
ter to The heathen.;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

To Prerent Iron and Steel from Rust
ing Heat the iron or steel ill il burns
the hands, and then rub it with piece
of pure white wax. and polish it with
piece of cloth or soft leather. This sim.
lie operation, it is stated, fills the pores
Of the metal, ard defends it entirely from
rust, even though 1t should be exposed
10 moisture.
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VAtuABLE CoNsIpkRArIoh-W

A VALUABLE We
understand that two III llions OF dollars
have cen offered by one OF our wealth.
lest citizens to the Common Council,
through the Special Committee having
that matter in charge, as bonus for
the right ol constructing a Railroad IN
Bro adway.--N Y. COur. and Enc.
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MA tllorine 1ntslliecnfs. Cir
PORT OF NEWPORT.
sun Rises, 80 Sun se,., 4si,H. Water, "a

sun Rises, 80 Sun sets, 4 81 u. Water, IL IS
ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY. November 8.
Sohr. Henry Csstof, Applcby, n Y. Shop
Harriet, Brightman, Bristol, N Y.
MEMORANDA.
Cleared at Havana, i7ih, bark Saranac, Big
ley, for " Wilmington, n e..
Al do, I7th, brig Cardiff. Melville, repairing
loss. Confidence, Melville, discharging.
Arr. at Wilmington, 18th ult. o., brig ElIeu Hay.
den, Smith, from Havana,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

BE NOT DLCEIvED.-Mofse's Compound Sy Tup of
Yellow Dock Root does not, like many Patent Medi-
cines. deceive those who use IT, II IL just what II
proisses 10 he. and always cures the diseases for
which Il IL recommended when ,aken according To
directions. Such is IN, universal testimony Of those
who have used il. Sold bN q q. =. IAZARD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

An Egpensire Ride A Yankee ship
master. III ST. Petersburg, Russia, re-
Gently got NJ on the statue oflhc Coles
raj lloIse, in The square, and seated
himself behind Peer ihe Great. The
fun COS, LIN S6CtC, the amount of the
fine. Wien the captain demonstrated
with Il e Judgc at the Iargen, Sc Of the
fine, say ing that it was rather an cypen-
slve rId,, The Judge good na,uredly re-
Piled, that the captain never before rode
so expensive a horse.
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-[g ots7iaY
ENA1i e:|issi1p aaiIu.n e.lcuu1tAl
MSkSAIsssH 81 on pApes,|
DEsTEEy.
CAREFULLY tAL, Ui.ATED

AND SIT On PNlIR
ARRIVAL of tR. q. W. RUBAt X NJ New York.
The celebrated pI e.. w R0ls,k Iiuni sv .rl, n,
Professor OF Asiuioey, Astronomy, ihn n.lrg,, ahf
G., NANCY, having just arrived hon hiL deli hia,
Where he hns met ~Iih the most exiTaoTdn ~ ruc.
cess fo- the last four yesrs .nsrs his TO
The ciizins of New York, and lIs vicinhy,
Rulnck being the seventh OF the seventh son fnd
having made Asiroloyy sss elusive study sirc, ne
early age of hfteen Years enoys advantages dery'f
rom travelling M ~ ffrcton. that are p,ssrss,d by
none in this country ,or in Europe and being gi-
he il prepared 10 adapt them TO the kllowng uses,
and the immediate ConsunniatiOn al the follow ing
topics. He can be consulted with AZ his Office 0f by
letter. II pre- paid, and he II prepared 10 make use of
his pow er on any Of the following topics; BnsinesJ
Of all desert pons travelling b, land or seai court
ships, advices given for their successful ace o,npsh
m-nt sreculatng in stocks, merchandise or real es
tn'r the recotesing of rgacies In dispute the pUr
chasing Of tickets and the safety Of ship NJ sea
also has had hc honor al recei' ing cerl6cB'" r6m
tie Honorable q. John BcTnadotte. formerly Kirg Of
sweden, which Il win give him great Pleasure In
also offers his service respecting health, rtilh and
M ,rrage, love nfsirs, journeys, lavpns, thc' e" III
business irau sickness ami death pnst pf,r'l' nj
fIiur. events, and all the coIcerIis oi life, ties
all those whO afflicted corp rally a. n,i .E.-
Terms - adde's 30 crnis,i gentlemen s., N..vtt
calculated ard read H. full, according Ia The 'tlrb
and masculine si2rs, ladies sis gem cm.n .t,,g-'
Navitrs calculated ac, ordina Ia GtGiuGi cy, -- lu-
dies 50, in full SO genen.tn S3 IN luil Ss5i rer-
sons NJ dsiHLce can have their Dbuyites dTHwt by
sending ihe date 0i the day of q cir brth All kt-
urs containing the above fee VII receive in mtdi-
OF the United states, written on durable paper. All
rii-is any OF the above topics, il yost aid viii
be an.wered gratis. Ills uce H. No. hits street
ablocks below Broadway. jylO ly
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Morse Telegraph L,nes.-The officers
Of the several telegraph lines worked
under the Morse patent have called Il
convention o! all parties interested TO
meet AT Washington. Oh the 9Th day OF
March next. Tue object is to adopt a
uniform mode of operating and doing
business throughout the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

The pride oi South Carolina-CAL-
~ w. is yet lying in st Philips church
yard. and no evidence of the greal
state tman's resting places but a piece
Of stone. Thi. neglect will be renedied,
81 l. .a.d, and il is time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

IL We are assured from an authen
who were injured By blasting rocks IN
a well at Mrs. Cleveland's house, about
Two weeks ago, were very badly injur'
ed as we stated at The hme, notw iih-
standing ther, ss been partial denial
uI IA
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u Some mischievous wags, ore
night, Iull,d down turner's sign, and
put il over lawyers door in the
morning il read "All sorts OF Turning
and Twisting dine hoe.
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NEwgFRoM THE WHALING FLrET.-
The New Bedford Mercury Of Monday
morning has 6 reports from about
seventy ships on the coast OF Kan
scha'ka, up TO Angus, LIST. The shiy s
have done very well, the average ca ch
being about nine whales to each vessel.
The few reports which we have from
the Arctic do not look 20 well, but they
are no, sufficiently numerous TO demon
strate the fortune oil the season."
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FULoGy ON WEBsTER.-Hon. Edward
Everett has been idvitcd to deliver the
enlogy on Mr.. Webster before the City
Authorizes Of Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

&C. The following question Is now
being debated by The TilIetudlem Lyce-
um (which will soonest make per-
son rich attending to his own busi-
ness, or letting other peoples alone ?'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

DeaM ot M. Baylies. The New
Bedford Mercury announces the death
al Taunton on Thursday of the Hon.
Flancis Baylics AT an advanced age.
lie was member ri the l7th, 18th and
18Th Congresses from tie old Bristol
district. In the Presidential contest
which finally ended in the choice OF
John q. Adams, he threw for Andrew
Jackson the only electoral vote he re-
ceived in New England. lie was ap.
pointed minister to Brazil soon alter
wards: but almost Immediately recalled.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

THIS valuable remcd, Tor Coughs, Colds, Asih.
i ma, and all Pulmonary and Bronchial diseas.
80, has been in popular use for sevcralpa years;
and assumed high rank among remedial agents,
both rs family medicine and in the hands ol
skilful prsctiiioners.. Its composition 10 known
to Us. and we unhesiiatrgly p,onoun'e il worth,
of confidence and mote promising Of tucc, ~ ~
curing pulmonary di-ea-es, than NY medicine
(Cvd Liver Oil. alone exoepted) in use; Just rr.
eievedby the Agcnts.
HAZARD & CAswELL,
O29 Apothccsries' Hall.
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A physician once bJasted to Sir
Henry Haiord, saying, Il was the
first to discover the Asiaiic cholera,
and communicate it to the public -
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GUARDIANS NOTICE

THE subscriber has been appointed by the
l. Count Of Probate Of Newport, guardian Of the
person and estate oi WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS,
son OF VIM. J. Williams, late OF Newport, deceas-
ed, and has given bond as the law directs, and
notifies the creditors Of her ward to exhibit their
claims within six months from. the date hereof.
ole 6w law
MARY }. WILLIAMS,
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o. II is useless for ne to give details
Of the election, for We have 10 fancy for
such kind of figures. I he Whig party
has sustained worse fhan Waterloo
defeat.