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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
TOP s,rE-A desirable country residence

EOR SALE-A desirabie country residence
II a. Nor,yalk c. rtult,d on the Wes.-sr-nuc abon,
ono te from the dfpbt OF me Newly orS and NswH lysa
Eailload Tho premise oo1ss- OF hous; nearly ne
lam &C ard u out fourteen aces q mi und-r d -
ssfe Of cuvatCi Fox frri, az lplg ~ III },
MERRILL, NoT.sslk 81 p. ST. JOHN, g. Walt, r.
TOR sALE-propery on Washington IN |
NaTIenfis. The vacant To- 30. 81, e est sids 81
Wssire fol-s IS fee: melee Olt " % 20 n ler-l
Joining the southeast Oi " srTtst Aso &c t'r
story bck bcuses aid lCi q feet tch, In oAt, 90 " =
T,ust - feet n depth, abaJ;nz ugor tue Tear &c
afoT sad lot No go Naslii gton-. ana iOTn2 81 io
Warrington 10 WaIrcnss TIE WE.Tea - nous caa D.
altered into BY very email Outayi an4 by using iD
feet Of the rear Of the ut Wa8bIgtO1sl t4ey ca -
Intde 81 feet deep giving efficient EDund Tor ti 'oa
sioTts which VIII and Ing Tntl. Tnis pr 2e.f = -
the ost ad1 ancDg business part Of tie CITY and IA ~ n
Mediate neighhoTlood ot tho Enc and Hudson River h-
road D(pdtg Fer rric and terms apply % - -. .,
JAS. n. IHORNE. No. 100 Wsike--7t
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ITO RENTERS of PIANO -FORTES-THE
Il PLANO-FORTT ASSOCIATION. No ST. Bro,5~,v
's PnOs TO te paid FOX By instaenis Of s. to 80 per
mouth }. PECK, Trustee.
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A SECONDHAND CART for SALE-Ap-
~ lly II No. l55 Wa,-I-st, corner Maiden. ene.
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DIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No 1851

Broadway door above Tlonpson's saloon. Per
about purchasing Pisnos invited call a. ths
Narcroous CT BENNETT Co, where they will ind az
assortment Of God Piano Fort Of mod m style
Every Instrument warranted nr two years Should dcubts
b enttrtained 70 quality the payment may b. deferred
until sneh doubts removed Old Pianos received in part
payment for new New aad secondhand Pianos TO let
Mandatory Nos 81. 3l3 and SIS aivlnston-st
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THE METROPOLITAN ACADEMY a,

YNHE METROPOLITAN ACADEMY and
Il Gymnasium are low ready for the reception Of
lgpils.
0ymrsstie Classes for Gentlemen every eveasns ta
90 10 o'elock
fcr LADIES' Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-udy soaa TO
6PM.
for Boys not Of the Institution, Moadly Weaaesisy
snd friasy from 4to s Z. NJ
Cerslosees shaving the course Of study &C. nay Be OBJ
tanned at the Institution, Mes ~ and - 6.,y ne. W,.
ingten-sQrare.
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Clothing, Nt.

FASHIONABLE HATS.--Elegant Freaca
4 Sin Hat. at S3-S oss th.u BroaSwly price. Ned
H.ts1t 80 BROW%
No l5s Canalst. door from Sakyan
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DIANO-F0RTES-The finest assortment of
Piano Fort,s In tie city may be found At the Ware
rOous q n 2 b CURTfS'S No ~ Broadway, consisting
OF Georv ews celebrated American Pa:utA Acton Pianos
ard a variety Of New-York and Boston msks, with and
without the EOan. Also BoudoT and secondhand Pianos
for sale or to let No. ~ Broadway
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plANOS 800 to s2,OO0.-The cheapest up

DIANO-FORTES.-Th best assortment of
Pianos IN this city De the Wsrev1rns Of
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, No. III Broadway including
halet DAVIS Ces ceebra;ed EOian amos Of new sd
Eusn approved saes acknowedgcd superior any other
" me market Aso arse variety from ether d-tingsed
Newfork and Boston makers G6erts and other second
nAiS~n,n and v thout the .Ecisn II VARIOUS prices
LINCOLN THOMPSON, No. ~ Broadway
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TOPURCHASERS of PROPERTY.

PITKIN has Tor Gale very great variety of choice
Building Lots at NooOsie L. L. East New York Jamaica,
and other pacosthe best in the market and st low prices
Titles pcr CT mud terms easy See maps and catalogues TO
be had at his Office NO. 28 Broadway, " y Room No TO-
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Il The subscriber respectfully informs bis
patrons aud the musical public that he has again received
the fret premium Tor the splendid u Grand uare
Piano which he exhibited the late Fair of the American
Institute These nstuD ts destined sunercsde the
Grand Piano they pos 81 their volume and purity Of
tone Surenor Pianos from ga" 20 $500 CHARLES J.
HOLDER, No l68 Spnng-st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. about purchas-

EJIANOT On I ES.-FeTsons ABOUT purchas-
ing Pianos will find IL 10 their advantage call At
K. GLkNN Goa Mandatory, No lsf falrOa-st, (wes
OF Broadway general Assortment ofmsho Eany and
wood Pianos constantly hand which will b sold low for
eash or approved paper Dealers supplied liberal terms
X. GLENN { Co. No 1874 Fulton-st
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fErnin the Irish Amerlchn. ]


AsArPEAL 70 COMMON SEssE.-lt won't
Do. at this lay, TO advance an opinion without giy-
my "A reason for il. We might tell the public in
every issue Of our paper, that HuTcHISGs' vEG-
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BIrLERs were "A spccihc
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
of it, but they would not believe our pse d'In
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result OF per
sona observation and from the concurrent tesli-
TCny Of AL ourfcnds and acquainlanccs who
have tried the article or have seen it tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, and restorative properties ale
altogether uneqwlled. That 1t braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, inraii'
frnuess to the nerves, and nyigorales the constl-
tuition; AM that its stimulating effect is followed
BY no reaction. We therefore consider it the
very best stomachi' which me .ical science has
vet given to mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can be had OF
tho agents, free.
PRICE 30 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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RAID OF NEWPORT THURSDAY MORNING MAY H. 1852

tionat defense are sometimes apt to think
the very same system applicable to
their own sountry. But, according to
our lst condition, evca il admirable, we
need onIy.to execute 90 moch Of il as
n,ny be necessary to secure US from
reasonable and probable con,lngen-
cies = thus perhsps attaining our end
and saving a, the same time much mo-
hey.
i, 10 u popular error no. to 10 prepare
for "conlng,neies," but 10 wait until
they become events when II il gener-
ally too late. Our Isl condition opposes
this mode Of aciion,- which would pot
the nation in the dilemma of the old ne
gro who wanted no repairs to the root
Of his hat in dry weather, and, when it
rained, could moi make them.
Another very common error is 10 in-
aglne that the plan for the defense Of
any particular interest or locality, is not
n good one. unless it be such as 10 rem
der it next to impossible for Il foe sue
cessfuIly to assail il. And consequent
ly that all attempts short OF this are fail
ures. and uselessly waste money. A
corollary to this error is, that satisiacto-
ry deienses cannot be had without such
enormous outlays Of money as render
them imprac,icab!e. and therefore il
would be better to save your money,
trust luck and take such kicks and cuffs
as may fall to your le' "hoping always
for the best" To all this ls OPT ,ed the
2d condition Of deienscs-" they ougE,
10 be sufFicient-not to make injury i'm
II possible but-to render il necessary for
the agressor 10 risk receiving a greater
injury" W hat more il necessary II
he is de erred by this risk you gam your
! point.
| |! he Is not, getting worse than he
gives will compel him in the end tc
give up the combat. Having noted
these ordinary errors which mislcad the
! judgment, we will next finish the con
Sideration of the conditions Of natlona
defense, arising from the circumstance
Of the "prcsent state of the wo Id and
in our own country"
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SPLITTING OF BLOOD-A GREAT CURE ,
HROoKIyy. Sent 221, ISL

BRookLfS, sept. Zzn, 1901.
MEssRs. A. l.. ScovILL 4 Co.--Dsar Sr,
| need not tell you that Of all the alarming s,mp-
toms of pulmonary disease, Srining of Blond i.
the most dsheartr trnlng To the patient. For more
than month Twas in the constant habit Of bring
ing up blood or matter. trraked with 'lood. hem
ever | coughed. Sometimes IT would come up by
the ,nouthiul-ciear, bright red Hood uicd ma
nv kinds of medicine, bit still gr weaker and
weaker, deriving no relief whatever from any oi
them. In fact the discharges ot blood from The
Lungs more a d more copirus, and ] became con-
vinced that unless something was done for We
ry speedily, my time here would be but brief I
! had heard YOUR Syrhp Of LirruDrt, Tar and
Canchaiagua highly spoken oi, and thought would
give il "A trial. though ! confess ] had little faith,
having tried many preparations which seemed 10
! b. As strongly recommended as yours. But from
! the d.,y commenced tai ing your Syrup, the ram
and disch,tge of blood ltssened, aud in ons w,,k
EsrIRrLy CEASED! II seemed TO act like a
powerful styptic on an external wound. NV
| Cough Was gone within "A month, and no one who
sees me now would suspect that FIVE weeks since
l was apparently on the high road to the grave
T5 your m,dic,n,, with Heavens blessing, ! al
trib1,, my recovery, and ana ready at all lines to
testify 20 the wonderful virtues OF your rxlaord-
nary curative.
JAS. ". .ClAlPOOLF.
| For sale Nv A. l.. SCOvIi.L 4 CO., at their
D,pot, Gythc Hall. SIG Baoaduay, ~ y. ard l. Y
all res spcc,ablc Druggists in the United States
and Canadas. ms
ALSO, for sale IN Newport by X. X. IIAZ-
ARD l. co, and x. J. TAYLOR.
Price-In large bottes, ~ 90, or six bottles
or $500
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Die0.

In Providence. 5th inst, Asa w D"Ni., in
the 43j year OF his age.
Al Pensacola, on the 26th Of April, Maria stc-
rett wife of Commander George ~ liollins, U.
$. ~, and daughter of Inc late Col. Josclh sle-
rstt, al Baltimore.
A, Washington City, NAV 6, Matthew 81.
Clair Clarke, Esq, IN the ri1lY 'rcoud year OF
his age, heretofore S,t bong time ,lerk of the
iiou,e of Representatives, and in that public
capacity wldel, known.
In Bristol, oath ut. Mrs. Sarah Is, widow Of
Mr. Philip q. Wilson, in the soh ycss oi her
ase;-25,h, Major llezckiah Mnn'o, aged "a
years.
Iu Warren, 81 inst, Miss Susan B,, dansher
OF Rhodolphus Is and Mary johnson, aged IL
years, 10 months and II days.
Drowned, on the evening Of the 81 inst, OF
| St. Georges Banks, Charles II. Howard, son
of the late Seth Howard, Esq Of Pro'idtnce,
in the 18th year Of his age.
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@arrte0.

IN Providence. Let inst. by Rev. Dr Hall.
John q. A. Griffin, E.q.. of Cbaresto~n. Mars.
aud Mi.s Sarah +. Wood. Of Coscord. Mas.
Ia S~anr,y. 9th inst. by the Rev. Eesrrr
Smith, Mr.. SeAtury MANCHESTER, Of Auhl o,.
ouyh. and Miss Martha ID. Lindsey, Of Bristol.
IN New York, 9Th inst, 10y the Rev. NJ. s.
Hutton, ID. D., Eugenc schirfclin, and C.,ha.
rine ronnele, daughter Of Valentine q. Hall, Eco
In harrington, I'd inst, by the Rev. Nj. hyde.
Smith, all Of Is.
In Providence. lst inst, John q A. Gr'f'ln,
Esq, Of Charle.lown, Mas., and M"s Sarah
T.. Wood. Of Concord. Mass.
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ness. If the Maine Law could be rig

ness. If the Maine Law could be rig
Idly enforced here, the large Hotels
would soon be closed, our principal
merchants would cease to do business -
and God only knows what would be-
come oi old Newport-h would prob
ably answer rs the Poor House Of The
State. We have TO other business 10
depend upon here, except the Summer
custom, and il this 10 stopped, We are
ruined.
We desire that people abroad should
distinctly understand that The Maine
Law has been crowded through BY the
locoiocos, solely for political effect /; our
usual summer visitors can obtain just 40
much liquor as they want. and just as
freely as they have heretofore had il.
Let them come, as usual, and they will
find that our assurance is entirely reli-
able and iuly correct. We shall have
more 10 say on this subject hereafter.
In the mean time, our friends Of the
press abroad will confer favor upon US
by making these facts known.
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ANoTHFR SCIENTIFIC WONDER

INPORTAN TO EY>PEPrlCS- -
DR.. J. :. HOUGHrGN'S PEPSlN, The
rrue Digestive FIuii, or Castro Juice
prepared from BENNETT, or ite
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LlEBlG, the
yrea, rhyslclo ical Chemist, by J. :.
HOUGHTON NJ d., Philadelphia. THIS
is truly wonderful remedy Tor lNDlGE>-
rlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlt f., l.lV-
ER COMPS AMT, CONSTIPATION
ani DEBILITY, cuIlne after NATI RE ;
OWN MErlOD. by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GAS RIC JUICE. Pam
phlc,s, conttin ~ Scenilf; evidence ol Is
value. furnished by agents gratis. See n".
tire alnsng the medical advertisements.
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- ttlarlns 3ntrIli9snts. Ma,
PORT OF NEWPORT.
s
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY May 6.
Bark Perio, Kellogg. Prov. Havana.
Schr Capital, Ewe, Bost, Block Island;
Ober, iIowes, Dennis, fishing Debh Atwood,
Stoddard, Cohasset, do; Sarah Young, Mitchell,
do, do.
FRIDAY, May 7.
Schr Jerushs Baker, Baker, Denns, fishing;
Vermont, Nickerson, Portsmouth, Newark In
och Frencl, Hall, + River, Nai T. Roland,
Roland, Prov, Y; Dart, Phillips, Taunton. do
SATURDAY May 80
Schr Capitol Brewer, Bost, Is Island; Go
Ahead, Felt, Newhur,port, fishing.
MONDAY, May 10.
soo, Helen, Pitman, Bris,o!; Resolution, Ba-
ker, WEXFORD.
TUESDAY, May II.
Shin Caravan. Diman, Honolulu, River.
Schr Watson Baker, Weldon. Norwich,
Dennis; Camilla. Marble, fishing.
Si.op Resolution, Baker, W'cAio'd.
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Indeed, since all human action or
thought, to be sound and enduring, must
be bnsed on truth and justice, We might
even were history mute, conclude that
until human nature shall be changed, or
causes cease to bo followed by their nc.
cessary effects, national policy must ron-
form TO these principles. or disregard Of
them end ultimately 10 national disaster.
Until man shall be able to suspend the
laws Of nature, they who govern must
act conlormably 10 them, or the public
must suffer for it. The people govern
here; upon them rests the duty; upon
them will fall the responsibility.
We, us republicans, owe double du'
ty. as patriots TO our country, and as
men, to humanity interested in the sue
cess and pcrpe,ui,y of this great repub'
lie the last great experiment Of The
pracucability Of sell-government II
remains with us. .hus loudly cal ed up
on, 10 show that American freemen are
no, incapable Of nppreciating those IN
,eres,s of sound national policy which
require foresight beyond the interests OF
the present hour, nor Of a steady adhe-
renee to them.
Convinced OF the necessity and Siiity
Of na, ional detenses, and that upon US
devolve, the dp,y ofpromo'ing, or, upon
us and our country will fall the shame
and misfortune of neRIecting them, it be.
comes interesting 10 consider,
JJhat are the conditions which in Mt
present state Of The ,Oorld and in or own
country, a system of National De)snse,
ought reasonably 10 satisfy.
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At the snIe Of Louis Phillppe's libra
ry, romance Of chivalry, called "Pcr-
ceiores,," in six volumes. in velum pa
per and elegantly bound, was bought
tor the Duke d'Aumale lor $2.2l0. II Q
rival bidder was an agent Of the British
Museum. A copy oil Josephus, marked
by IA bayonrt stroke, was also bough! by
the Duae for 5000.
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Consumption Cured.-We hnve seen
several le ters rec' ived by DR.. Stephen Jewett,
in testimony OF the good aud ben, 6cial Effects o,
his Pulmonary Elixir. We secolnmend all those
suffering from this disease u other diseases OF
the lungs or the respiratory organs, to give II a
fair and thorough trial The present and in.
crrasing numb-r Of testimonial. prove beyond
doubt the value ol the article.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Msy 6.

Al market 1000 Beef Cattle, lOj St"res, ~
pairs of Working Own, lt2 Cows and Calves,
1900 sheep and Lamb', and $500 swine.
Prices-Beel Ga te--ESua ~, ld quality
s6 rs az; I'd qu,liry, SO rs Is; 81 quality 4,
So so s5.
Sto,s--Yeurlings 50, l0alA; two yrors old
Is, 2s a30; three yrars old s21, 81, 3id37
Aorsng Uxen-S75. 10, 81, 9J, alUO.
Cove and Cslve.-s22, q, 25, ?s, 30, 81
ass.
sheep and Lsmbs-S2, so, 3s375 Eitr.
5, 5 rs rs.
Swine--6a7 i.te. Retail 1asi lac.
In Portsmouth, on the 9th, by Rev. Mr.. Nil.
let. Mr. David w. Brovn ard w.. ws,y W.
Hs'b,.0y, ,spofPcruotrh.
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nIIr,.iit.AKibi.N sEt.IIS,

rROM the GARDEN oC A. l.. 1u,her, md ".
L : h,tyon,i, Harlem, Hianh. consisting d
very ,arirt, oi A-pau,gus, Artichotc, ltr'n',
Beet Broccoli, Cabbage, Jurt', Caulif"arr'
C,ht,, Cril-sa'tI, Gees Cucomlrfs, Eudi'V,
Ckircurrr, tc,k ,lettuer, Nangel Wuzel, Ou,'n,
Parsley, Psrsrp. Pcas. Raoi-h. salaify, Spins'h
and Turnip, With ample dU"ri'ons iur plir'ns
and sowing. Warranted me uo.i ., 1851
i.st received At Aroth~,s,..' Hal,
n"-go Il. Il. uAI,RU CO,
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~ - N~ N q - NV ~ .
UAVE now on hand, and will he receiving dai-
III " through the season, New Goods, direct
from the European manufacturers, and cash Auc-
tons, rich, fashionable, fancy Sik Millinery
Goods Our ttock Of Rich Ribbons, comprises
every variety ot the latest ana most oca"'''u' uc
signs imported.
MANY of our goods are manufactured expressly
To our order, from our own designs aud pat
terms, anI stand unrivallad. W. offer "ur goors
E,r nett C,sh, at lower price. than any credit
House IN America can afford.
All purchasers will find it greatly to their IN.
tcrest to reserve portion Of their money ana
make SELECTIONS from our great variety oi rich
cheap goods.
Ribbons rich tor i,onnets, Caps, Safhes and
Belts.
Bonnet Silks, Satins. Grapes, Lissc,, and TaIl-
etons.
Ernbroiderie. Collars, Chems It's, Cars., Ber.
thas.
Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Ed irss and Iu,er,ines
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and hcins'itch
Cambria Iidkfs.
! Blonds, Illurions, and Embroidered Lsees for
Caps.
Embroidered Laces for Sha~l,. Mantillas, and
Wells.
IInniton, Mechlen, Valencienes. aud Brussels
l.accs.
English and wove Thread, Smyrna, iisle
Thread, aul Cotton Laces.
Nd, Llsle lhread, SIN, and Sewing SIN,
Gloves, sud Mllts
French anl American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, Ehghsh, American, and Italian.
! Straw Bonuets and Trimmings.
! m23 2m.
! ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
! THE sub.crihcr having been appointed hy the
! / Hon court Of probate OF the Town ol Ports
| mouth Administrator with the viii ann Sed on
i the estate ui
/ ELiZ>BETH BROWNEll.,
/ late of Portsmouth, deed, and qr,hh'd Hnn"h
according To- Lw, p ,rsons having demands ag''n"
sa,l estate arc requested 10 present them tot
settlement. and those in lchtcd to make 'mmeh''
|, ate paim"nt
II Portsmouth, April 18th, 1852.
II JDIy MANCHESTER, Adm'r
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nv HHt,t1tI ~ =, -
ID ~, ,,n,ri, '"'
HEWcrrt '''''' "'"'
AAfu .Nslt "'"' VI '"''"S S-'' g'"', 'I'ns
VI hH..hn w '""'H' H,"'l', toh'th', al
tns ,nc "'"' =" N'"s" '""l' me
4 ,Is, ~ .S i"' ""A s'"h"lhg aIuch
"a kN,s,k 'n" "'' ."'H suI'"'he" hs
iAkA ~1 S''", '.'u ''"''"'N growing
P' -. ~ "'"s I'i''"
oi time ManN e,nn,n' Ph!''''ah' 'o not hcsi-
tate to nckho"euS' IL S"F'' "'"l, an" WIN en-
ire confidence 10 'e'o'""'p ~ '"t" palrhts'
as superior preP"'U""' ND''" n'S i"rn i"unato
he per'erty 'ue' con- ',i'"'l I'm, '"" "'S'N 'h''-
clous IN an h'seaT,S ~ 'n' .wo'' HH''%' ""i
'he"' one VINO MS "''>. '"u> 'P'"N' "l ~
=, "'LlnroS AHht ~ '.'' 10 i9'o'
AGO had a violent attack % inflammation Of tb.
In. wbirh Was treated b, nv rhysir,n. . ri,
,hc most now,rful remedies .uu Wiin lIuln ,t,,,,
for the abatement of violent pains al out m, chest,
Ny cough vas almost lncessant, accouI aimed " ith
cxpcctorat,on Of thu most puuld and uhcu,i,"
KIND, part oi ihr uihe WlNcu WIN bnudi BON
of a dark and PINK color. Several large ulc,ls
broke my lungs, which came ncaI suilocatmg
me. | had continual night swcais, and was rc.
dnrcd almost TO a skeleton. Ny case was consid
cred homeless, not only by the ph,sicmIs, hut h,
all who saw me Accidentally hearing from =
ncighbor of the effects which the NcrrtaL, puI-
monary Basam had produced in similar case,
was induced to try it. Before | had us,d ore
bottle bcgan To- improve, aud ~ lh. rsc -
four bottles was stored To usual health had
used "A variety of nther medicines whi,h gave ~,
no rlirt few weeks ago was similarly at.
tackled, anI dm noN usIug the Ealsdln with A..
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DE !, remrnln red that the reign OF TERROR,
DNIA We. .IN-HkAD and TYRANNY. sane
,ionci by the cousregated wisdom OF orr MAS.
TIERS, is to commence ia Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations, on
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1852.
Now, iher. fore. in consideration ui the high
resprct which We entertain tor our nun' rous rus-
tomerr, including a large portion Of the worthy
aud conriderate
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
TEMPERANCE,
We have the pleasure to inform them that We
have on hand AN extensive and choic.ly selec-
ted stock oi
PURE LIQUORS AND DELICIOUS
WINES
"wORTHY OF PRAISE"
and auitable for all the various purposes ir which
rhcy are used, ,--Medicinal. Mechanical, Artist
cal, Con,iyial, &c, which We shall continue to
cell until it becomes CRIMINAL. OFfENCE,
AT low prices, IN quantities and Packages :"
suit the icqnn emrms "f all sensible Ieullc, ioI
TwE' W MONTHS. -
We pledge tn most STRICT SECRECY to
all f. lends Of the Maine Law, who can purha'e
ofus IN large quantities, with perfect confidence,
that they need not apprchcni plethora oi ltiends
and suckers during the famine.
A 4 respectable honest poor people ot this Town
who g cnusc,.nc,s are rot troubled with thIt most
ridiculous "Humhug," shall have th'ir wants
supplied. -
PRICE,"
two day. before Liberty is surrendered 10 folly,
mnatic,sm, hypocracy, self'hmcss aud 'm"ghr-
faced rstormrs, IN this orious land wher. naught
but Justice, freedom, cheer riulnes. and generosity
should dwell.
"CAN SUCH THINGS BE-"
Newport May II, 1852. ..
NEWTON BROTHERS.
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