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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-01-27

MISSIONARIES ~ f.IIISA.-''rI ere are now
80 I,r'lesiaiils ui!sai0I,Ar,es in China, CON
ne,ted With fifteen different ,nissionary
societies; bring an inrreosc SIT 5,in nine
years. Oit,liv!s 4S are Americans. 25
En- -:lish, 3 Gcrlnar,a, = Swi-., Sweedi-l,
and one uiCOu,ccted. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
AID OF THE TINES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING JUNE II 1852
BALTIMORE, Tuesday III p. NJ.

The city is crowded with delegates
TO the Convention aud those who have
been attracted here 10y the great occa-
sion. Never has there been Witnessed
such II sensation in tie city. IL is
thought on all sides that Webster will
receive the nomination. According to
present appearance Scott has no chnnce.
Othcr names are mentioned as candl.
dates tor tie Presidency, but no one
with anything like the enthusiasm of
Webster.
The South are wonderfully and Clio.
riously united for Webster. Scolt's ST.
lence OIL sbe Compromise has been pro.
tacied too long, and by il he has dis
gusted the whole South aud West
The delegates say ,hcy want man
whose sentiments are known.
There are desperate set of outside
demagogues aud in;riguers, working
with might and main for S, ott, but all in
vain, as il genei al y thought.
There are half dozen names mel
toned as Chairman OF the Convention.
Who il will he 1t is impossible ut this
time TO predict.
Several meetings with reference to to-
morrow's proceedings, have been held,
and are still in session. II is expected
that The ballo,ing will commence on
Thursday morning and the UHi,ed
prophecy is that before 2 p. Ma choice
will be affected, and hdi choice HW be
Daniel Webster.
The Boston Delegation arrived This
evening They marched in procession
from the cars 10 he City Hotel, headed
by Kendall's Band. Their appearance
attracted universal attention. Al, the
Depot they were received by the Baltl.
more Reception Committee, whose at
tentions have been OF the most liberal
and kind nature.
The city is crowded and il is extreme
ly difficult 10 obtain lodgings.
Rest assured Webs!er'S prospects are
regarded as glorious by those beet caL-
able Of Judging.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
Whiy National Convention. I.

Baltimore, June 10th, l2 2 o'clock.
The Convention was preliminarily or
ganized by selecting Hon Geo. Evans
of Maine. as chairman, and Messrs. Up
ton, OF Louisiana, and Bryan Of N. Car
olina, secretaries.
A motion was made TO appoint Com
mittee OF one from each Stale TO selec
permanen, officers Tor the Convention.
The Speaker was the only delegate
from his State present.
The motive for the appointment of a
committee of one from each State 10 se.
lect permanent officers was adopted,
each delegation TO take It's members and
con mitlee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
Dien,


In Manchester, Ontario Co., N. y, 29rh ult. =,
Pelcg Rediield, soldier of the revolution, aged
81 wears.
Died at her residence in Portsmouth, Thursday
10Th inst, IN the 5Oh year ol her age, Mrs Lydia,
wiie of Deacon Samuel Peckham.-IIers were
eminently domestic affections: aud for thirty years
faithfully did she perform the duties Of wife, "a
mother and friend, for seventeen y, ars has she
been a worthy member Of the First Bapt.t
Church in this town. Her last sickness, borne
with christian resi- signation, was distinguished by
tranquil but firm confidence in the Redeemer.-
Her end was peace.
4 In Lowell, Mass 10Th inst, Mr.. John b. At
kinson, ID. son OF James Atkinson Of Newror,
aged 2l Years.
In East Greenwich, 10th inst, Mr.. Thomas
Mathewson and Miss Caroline Brenion daughter
Of Rev. Lenuel Burge.
In Peacedae, X. J., 9TH inst, Mr.. John
Thompson and Miss Julia NJ. Rodman, daughter
Of the Hon. Samuel Rodman ,ofS South kingstown.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17

WEDNESDAY, June 9.
Brig Cardiff, Melville, Carden,s, Is ston;
George, Williams, Georgctown; Attakapas,
Lassel Potomac River, Bath.
Schr Montano Hailet, Portland, Ncwburg;
Mary, Chace, Prov, Y; Sloop Artist, DAVIS,
do, May Elizabeth, Westgate, Tiverton, do
Ann b Holmes, Davis, i River, NY; Oregon,
Smrgess, Prov. do.
THURSDAY, June 10.
Brig New England, Clifford, Bangor.
Schr J e. Waldron, I.ittlcfeld, Prov, Block
Island; Far West, Peu,ng,ll, fishing; Orator,
Conley, Prov, Block laid; Rocket, Eaton, do,
Calais; Diadem, Jcrvise, Prov, NY; Eliza,
Swift, do, do. shop q II Davis, Smith, Bri.-
tsl, n Y; Resolution, Baker, icklord; Benz
Franklin, Hawkins, Prov, Brookhaven.
FRIDAY, June IL.
Bark Franklin, Barton, Talcahuano, Warren;
Schr Convert, Polk, Barn't,be. Albany; Mon
uinu, HallUck, Warren, Kingston n X; H. Secor,
Bhisdale. Orland, n Y; Rosins, Foster, Machi-
as, do; Arlington, Jones, Phila, bost; kobt Mcr-
Ger, Robinson, Salem, n Y; Wstcrv,llc. Hall,
Hullowrll. do; Tamorca, Adams, Bangor, do;
John Rngges, Laurie, do, n Haven; Brilliant,
Hatch, do, Middeiown; CJrdclm, Warren, do,
Stonngton; Jerome, " illari. Portland, Phila
Pcmaquid, Upton, Bangor, n V Marcclia, Ell.
ems, ThDmasion, do; Delaware, Burton, Ro,k.
L,nI. do; Dart, Somers, Bosi, Phia; Susan,
Russell, Nantucket, n \; Col Simons, Bridges,
Ruckland, do; Mediator Reed, D kiyrr, Charlie
ston; ID = Ives, Charc. IIarwrh, Ny.
TUESDAY, June IS.
Brig William, Mooerc, D River, phila
Schr 1hus & i,oobll, Bmtleu, Camden, N Y;
&C Strauon, Ncsicott, Bost, Phia; Union
Bangs, PROV, bait; AIbcmsrie, Brryard, do sui.
foh sarah D Iakcr, Ba,iH, do, fhila; Sarah
v Parker, Beattie, Prov, Phils; srarais, Ri.e,
Ro.,. do. Sloop Harriet, Brehiman, y River,
Y; RSn1. Dwfer. VI lieny Ca-,oH, Ap-
plel,. do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
[From the Irish Americana

ASAPPEAL TO COMMON SESsE.-It Won't
do at this day, 10 advance an opinion without Civ
ing reason Tor it, We might tell the public in
every issue Of our paper, that HUTcHIYGs' vrG-
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITLERs were "A specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
oi it, but they would net believe our iiSe DIRT
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, AS the result of per-
sona observation and from the concurrent testi
Tcny of all our friends and acquanances who
have tried the article, or have il tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, and restorative properties
altogether uneq,aed. That 1t braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impa,ts
irnncss To the nerves, and invgora,es the consti-
tuition; an that its stimulating effect is followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider it the
very best stomachi' which me cal science has
yet given 10 mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held 10y the public press, be had OF
the agents, free.
PRiCr 30 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, 122 Fulton street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
dHdrrteO.

In New York, on Thursday evening, last, by
the Rev. Mr. Putney, Mr.. George A. Downing,
formerly Of this town, aud Miss Liza Peterson,
Of New York.
In Providence, 18th inst, MIR. john &. Sweet
aud Miss Emma A. Spencer, both of Prov.
Ia Providence, 9Th inst, Mr.. Richar Nicholl.
formerly Of Mt. W,nnc, -. Vmccii, and Miss
Frances 7. Babcock Of & arwick.
In Providence, 7,h inst, Mr.. G. A. Pabodie
and Miss A. l.. Burke, both OFF.
In Providence, 1ith inst, Alice Chanley, wife
Of rhos. Chanley, aged A years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
RfDUcFD fROM ONf DrILAR
TO FIFiY CENTS PER BOTTLE

II Il justly celebrated aud wh'e'v kr, wn com-
ponnd which ior sixteen yrsrs hes net Win die.
iiD.uishrd success wherever ~ bas b,r. tral,t, Il,
u u"w reduced Io such n low price hs wil ehabl, ~
80 be- wihin lhr reach al ALL 10 j. NJ" cheapest md
best arii le now ~ usr. Its curative pIuIrrih are
almost miraculous SrHli Head Sat Kh' nm, riings
q" us'cts aId an the numerous train of dsg r'ablr
fnitnrons eruprions Disappearing rs II by magic.
lfS S-rRENGTIlENING AND STIMULATING
IA lties unfyacd, rousing into Hctun the IrIyes
ana blood N'ssrs vhch carry huItiiutit, rmpHftu =
hehh to this greatest UtnaiuTe's ndOInmtnts "a beau
tiu head Oi hrii) 10 the latest peri q al lie
For ER \DItATiNG IA A\Dktft il l. unsnrp1s-
sed. lraIsii The skin completely ui ,yeTN nI ufi.
~, leaving the hair uets~r gumy, ~ dry hut muist
soh aud silky. II i super ,o al Ia dress the hhir,
rs II d"rs not soii thi hat T head dress and h,cis
longer moist.
~ TRl OPIIFRO6s has gradually risen IN m
Vor with The public, hy its own m'rils nnd NOT Ink
the pulled aud hrlntrHi pnTiOns rNisig ~ day
ana swallowed IA Oblivion To morrow, nntH n hs be,
come one Of the staples ofe, and looAed for by all
one oi The necessarrs Of the toilet AL urdrh rhest
The known popularity oi ths TrN "a h., ,,is hrr
ttslohed many spnrius ati'ies, srpring wurlh
the same name and character LADIES aud GrEilr-
men purchasing mu>t therefore be- careful Ia ask for
EiIREiiUGlI's rRICOpIIEROIS.
Prepared by Niu tlirrhugli, New York, aud fT
sale b! hts only wholesale ald ret".l qgonts
uAINRp & 90.
nlhiG2 ly. ,uthcc ,ries all.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17

A LADY FRIGHTENED TO DtArB.--
The Rockingham (Va.) Register states
that Mrs. Dietrich, wife of Mr.. Jacob
Dietrich, residing near Mt. Crawford. in
that county, was frightened to death
few weeks since. Her little daughter,
for sport, threw a tree frog upon her lap,
which commenced Jumping up towards
her face, and so frightened heI tina, she
died 10 two or three days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
N. M. CIIAFEE,

N. M. CHAFEE,
Has just received large Iotcf
L U VI T. y.
OF the following descriptions, which he Offers at
Greatly Reduced Prices viz
CHAIN PUMPS,
Reduced from II cents to 8 cents per pound
Wheel and Gear from y rs to 81 l-2 CENTS
Tubing, 3 cents per foot.
IRON PUMPS,
Of all sizes very cheap, from SI,S7 1-2 To 50
COPPER PUMPS,
from $3.50 TO $500.
lie is also having cast, which will be ready for
sale IN n lew days.a lot of
IRON " ELL.CURBS.
which Tor matness and economy surpass any thing
Of the Kind ever invented.
lfyou wan, your moneys worth, call at
CHAFEE'S,
m22 2l0 hames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
CONSTITUTIONAL BEVERAGES.

~ lOiCE old Otaid and Champae Lc Hr,ndic =,
" very iinc Maiera, Port. sherry, CEucl ~ Il
Champagne Wines, Bm,kv S Perkins London
Brown stout, and Porter, Tenants, Muirs,
and fonn err Scotch Ale, with oih,r luxurious
art"lc'. impm'~s expressly for the promoIion Of
Heath and CheertulnrsS, and The prevention
Of ENVY, Hatred, Malice and all Uncbariiahl.-
ness" especially recommended to the Maine
Liquor Law Rclormcrs.
For sale by NEWTON BROTHERS.
is
\. B. Samples will he ready frr the iuspec-
tion of Memhers Of the Legislature during the
session in Newport, when We exrcct To receive
from them "A iattrrlny recommendation, know ing
many of the Choics Spirits of that body to possess
exccllent taste and judgement in such matters,
who will no doubt insist upon our appointment as
per'nanen, aud locomotive Agents for the State al
Large.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17

nV. iangley's Root and Herb l,ticrs, onl, rs
~ and 81 i.2 cents d hoi,k The very hest
spring and summer medi,ine ever offered to the
people. For the Iaundicc, Liver Con ,lain, =,
aud AN impure state of the Li0od there is n0 med
icine better.- Every person should have bottle
without tail Headache, piles, cost,vrnrss, d,s-
pepsia, weakness, humors, etc. are cured h, lhis
compound. Pleasant To take aud always saie -
Sold b, Rowe & Co., and by all dealers in mcdi-
cine. Also, by J. Bach & Son and T.. T.. Ma.
son & Co.. wholesale agents ior pr"vidcure
Il. J. TAYLOR,
Wholesale and retail agent for Newport.
m2l 3m pd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
~ am man, ani deem nothing whiSh relates ia
man foreign To- my feelings
YOUTH ~ MANHOOD.

Nl'OKOUS LIFE tR PREMAll NE DEATH
ktnkshn IN SsJ T. ,ssuar"N-oBIv 2j CENTS
VNiilS Book, just published, /. Allied with useful in
formation on the iniirmities and Diseases If the
human ~ stem. 1t addresses itself alike To- outh
manhood aud pld Age-to all who apprehend or sul-
tr under the dire consequences Of eaTy prolonged
indiscrsi to all who feel the exhaustive effects
o' bsnelu habits-to all who in addition Ia d,c,in.
p'',siral energy the victims of orvons aud men
t"l debility, and of mopug aud melancholy despond-
sDry to all such DR. X would say
READ TIIls BOOK
The valuable advice aud Impressive warning il
gir- v present yenEs ~ nt,-ry Hid suiit ring and
save uiunrlly thousands Of lives
Parents by reading il will learn how TO prevent the
dcstrwti"n al their children.
II A remittance of - cents. me L0sed in n letter
addressed To DIR kinkslin, PlsAiaiSyha will ensure
ab"ok, under envelope, perT,turn oi mal
II Or X" ID years resident phN scian. y w cor
ner "f Sl aud mon street between spruce aha Pine
Philadelphia may lee consulted CoufdenIirlN
lie VIII" places himself under the care of Dr. X q,
may re- igionsly Cnnlde IN his honor IL a gentleman
aud confidently rely upon his skill N phN srisn.
Persons ~ distance may address d. X. ~ Httcr
(pfe psid) aud be cured h home
Packages oi meiicnes, directions, &C e, forwarded
by sending II remittance aid put up secure from dam
hgs or curiosity.
Booksellers News Agents, Pr,iI,rs, Canvassers
aud all others supplied with the above work very
low rates. Ap!4 iy daw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17

GREAT Men OF New HAMPsHlRr.--ll
Virginia is the mother Of Presidents.
New Hampshire is the mother OF prcsi.
Dental candidates. No less than five
Of the prominent candidates for that of.
flee are natives Of New Hampshire--
Cass, Webster, Dickinson, Pierce and
Douglas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
MONRNING GOODS.

po'Dsos
DIACk Bombazlnes and Mousselinc dc Lains
- OF Lnpins and other approved manufacture,
Black ,lpacaS, Ginghams aud Prints, English
and French Black Grapes, Black Llsse Wells,
Mourning Collars, Black K,d Gloves, Black Be-
RACES and French Muslns; a good assortment
constantly Oh hand and for sale by
+. LAWTON s. BROTHERS,
a30. "a Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
4 CARD.

I'VE celebrated DIR harrington particular
invites all Ladies who may need Mcliral ar
Surgical adviser, to call ai hs rooms No IIj l-g
Norih Vain street Providence. 4. ! vhrh the, vii
hnd hriHgn'd for their spe, iai i, communications
Dr. Harrington having devoted over 10 years 10
this particular branch al the treatment of all diseases
peculiar Ia Females, IL j. conceded bN all doth IN
this country aud dlso Ia Europe) that he rNcels all
other known prnctinrrs IN The safe, speedy aud ef-
icctutl treatment Of all Female Complaints
Hts Medicines are prepared with the Z, press pnr-
pose Oi removing al! diseases such ~ Debility Weak
ness, tnnaiural Supprcs>iuHs, also all discharges
which now form anorhd state oithc blood
The Doctor is now hlly prepared TO treat IN his
peculiar successful sttle both Medically aud Surei.
'aly, all diseases of the Female seN and they are
respectfully invited 10 call. spi6Iy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17

nR. LANGLEi'S Root and Herb Bitters, just
~ received aud warranted fresh and genuine, by
X. X. HAZARD 4 CO,
ms Apothccarics' Hall.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
THE ORIENTAL BATHS,

ar vaYor conunctive with water, a few steps
" below the Atlantic House, and South few
steps from the Murray House, on Cornee street.
These Baths are modified and administered to
meet the varied indications - health and DIS.
ease, in accordance with the laws o human econ
omy, by T.. Is. PECKHAM.
m1c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
TAX ASSESSOk'S NOTICE.

TAX ASSESSOk'S NOTICE.
Tn, qualified electors Of the town Of Newport
having AT their annual Town Meeting holden l.,
adjournment on the 2d day of June instant Voted
Town Tax otnot less than twenty four thous-
and dollars nor more than twenty five thousand
dollars, to bc ass, sscd the inhabitants of said
town, and the ra'eablc states therein, as soon as
may bc. The Undersigned Assessors of taxes
for said town, hereby 9 We notice to the inhabi.
tants thereof, and others owning such properi,
therein, that they i'll attend at the Town Cktk',
Office, from Tuesday, July 9th to FRIDAY, Jul,
18th next, inclusive, (Sunday exceptcd,) from
Sl2 O'Clock, A. NJ, ull ~ NJ, and from l.2
O'Clock ill 6o'cloek 7 NJ, for the purpose Of re-
ceivlng lists oi rateal,c property in said town and
assessing said tax. All persons interested are
required as the law directs To bring In To us IN
writing and under their hands, an exact list OF the
rateabe estate with particular description Of
each parcel ihercs, and The value of each Parcel,
within tn" above named time. and 10 make oath
Ia the same, before any one Oi us; and as Is pro-
vided IN the 3d Sec, oian Act regulating the
scs<ing and collecting Of Taxcs," "Whosocyer
shlll refuse or neg hct to render and give in an
account of his ra,cabIe estate" "if he Dc over
taxed shall have no remedy for the same"
The assessors are very dcsirous that greater
attention should he given to this requirement, as
they feel confident il would contribute much more
10 equslizc the tax.
Newport, June II, 1852.
NATHAN b. IIAMMETT,
GEORGE w, TAYLOR, Assessors.
JOHN STEkNE,
ielJ
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SIMEON HAZARD,
mo 23 Church street, Newport.

THE Ingodsb, Legends; Ninth aud Ma,vels,
4 by Thomas Ingoldsby, Esq. frs, series. clo,h
so cts.
A Book OR Corner; or Selections in Prose
and Verse, by Leigh Hunt.
Ivu; or the Skjuts-Boy; n romance by Miss
Carcn, translated from the original Swedish, Wy
A. l.. Krause.
The Two amilies; an EPISODE il the history
Of Chipclt II, by the author Of "Ro.e Douglas"
IS cts.
The Principles OF Courtesy; with Hints and
observations on manners and habits, by George
Winfield llcrvey.
IIuc's Travels in Tartary, Thhct and China
2 vols. II 90; a new supply received
WILLIAM II. PEEK.
m2S 80 Thames STREET.
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THE DAILY NEWS AND HEPALT
OF THE TIMES PRINTING
NEEICE

THE DAILY NEWS AND HEPALT
OF THE TIMES PRINTING
OFFICE.
No. l27 Thames Street.
This Office being furnished with all the desiI
able modern improved
FAST PRESSES,
adapted to every description OF work from the
mtmmoth PodO down 10 the scn,ec Visiting Card
Together with an ample supply oi wcll-chosen
varieties oi handsome plan and fancy
JOBTYPE.
The proprictors believe that their facilities for
ex. .cuting every dcscii iptiop Of
PRINTING
such To enable them to answer all orders
to the entire satisfaction of those wto may ia
yor them with their patronage.
The propretors are prepared to execute
promptly, and Al as
Low PRICES
as can I've offered any where,
Mammoth aud Medium Posters,
Shop Bills, Programmes.
Catalogues,
Bill Heads, Blanks,
Books aud Pamphlets.
Business aud Visiting Cards.
Tickets and Checks, PLAIN and Fancy I.abns,
in black, blue or red Ink, or Bronze Of every
shade, oi white or fancy coored papers.
Always bU WtIf1, BHW Nbtk VI DldlH
pearl surface and enaDcllte, white and colorcd,
CARDS, adapted to- every description oi work
IN packs and in boards To he en to order.
Ns
DATTERN MANTILLAS, received from
L New York to-day
ap3. CIlAS. W. TURNER
DRESS GOODS.
4 few patterns of cheap dress silks, with
Il great variety oi patterns ot Bcragrs, Brrage
Il l.aincs, Nous de laincs, French Cau,b ics
Scotch Lawns, and Yankee Prints. for sale at
a2i. CliAS. w. TURNER'S,
A FEW pieces orChinr Silks, yus, received
n by LANGLEY y NORMAN,
ALL 100 Thames Corner Mary 81.
q. :. BARTEN.
KAY street House, Teacher Of Music and tho
N German Language. apl 3m
4 MOTHER large lot of Gents, and BOYS Col
IA orcd bordered Linen llandkerchicis, Will he
pcned OF Monday.
ap3. tliAS. w. TURNER
LIGHT, LIGHT.
WHALE Oil, Sperm Oh. Pine Oil, Fluid,
w Camphenc, Lamps, WIcking, &C., lor sa'r
by ap2s II. II. YOUNG.
To LET.
THE David I. Hall Farm, AZ the Cliffs, on
reasonable tcrms.
WILLIAM ". HAZARD,
I29 M the Bellevue House.
CLOWER Seed, new additions tn stock already
l. on hand; a lew Bulbs tot sale NJ
x. WILSON'S,
apl7. ~ Thames st.
Gents. and Boys Iohred Bordcrd Linn
" IlandkerChIeis, ui new patterns, lt>t opened
at CiIA'S ". TURNER'S,
m26 ~ 4 - IIhiws ~.
ENBROIDERlES.
CNISS add Cambria Founciugs, Bands, Edg.
> ings, lnseiiings, Unlcrslseyes, Collars, Hand
kerchIcls, 1nidnts Waists, &c, reed and Tor sale
by la2iI CIiAS. W. TURNER.
hR J, u. Marchsi's celebrated and highh APP
~ proved Uuripc Cdthohcon, ejr the rchc aud
cure OF suffering feuales; hesh rppl, thi.
day rsreivrdby
G.. q. G. HAZARD, Agent,
Next souh Poet Otiioe.
Plesss call and obtain pamphie', G,s~.
sya
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~ ONLY ORIGINAL AND GEEUIsE
CLIREiIuGH'S
T. cor II T. RO US!

Lei those now u-e
Who never used hGnc,
Aud lhnse who always uscd
Now TIE the mic.
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SIEANI plWER

V'liE Subscriber, having placed Steam In-
l. g,ne on his premises, hr the purpose 0f do
ing all kinds of SAVING, turning aud panmg, and
all kinds Of scrol-work sawed ont for u,ldcis
and others. he will execute all ih" above kinls Of
work al the lowest prices, which will ho better
fore
lie h,s received and will continue TO receive
from Paris the latest patterns Of Furniture, from
which he is making, To order, the very best kind,
together with full assortment of all kinds of
Furniture, Highland low priced ;iurniIured elivered
to any part of the Town, or To the Steamboats,,
free Of charge.
SIMEON HAZARD
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Subscriber has sold on, al h,s right and
Il title IN the CsnleetIsrsvy and Fancy goods
and 10y shsc 10 hr son r. u. STACY, who
will continue the business in sll its brspehes at
the same stand, No. l2s Thames Street.
Newport, April -, 1862.
ui sTACY,Jn.