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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

SUDDEN DrATH.-A sudden and mel
ancholy death occurred in this city yes,
terday afternoon. Mrs. Emily Norton
wife of Mr.. Hart Il. Norton, Of NorwaIk,
has been afflicted for some years, with Il
disease Of The jaw and cheek, requiring
the extraction Of several diseased teeth:
and came TO tins city TO have the opera
ton performed by her former medical
attendant. DR.. Park. She had last year
taken ch!oroiorm with happy effect,
under his care, and now insisted upon
having j, administered preparatory to
the operation.
She was allowed to inhale the chic
rolorm, in very small quantity, for sever
nj minutes and almost while she was
saying she ielt no effect from it, and
was asking Tor It's more free administra-
ton. the doctor noticed the pulse sud
denly to fail Within three or four r,in'
utcs from the time this change was motto.
ed, all signs OF lie were gone, and the
most vigorous etIo, Is to resuscitatc the
woman proved unavaIing
The quantity OF chloro!orm used, we
understand. was muth less than is com.
monty administered in surgical opera
,ons and the operator is regarded as
n skiliul iudicous and prudent physi-
clan. AT his request. a jury OF inquest
has been callrd to make "a full and pub
lie Investigation OF The circumstances OF
this painful case. Register.
At tie coroner's examination in the
afternoon, a number Of witnesses were
examined. v ho testified that but half a
drachm of chlorolorm was used, which
was applied by lnhaIing from Il sponge
moisienrd with it. 1t was administered
al the earnest request OF the patient and
hardly any IerccptinIe effect had been
produced ~ on her before she died.
Drs. Kright, Foot. Hooker, Jewclt,
n. Il. Ives. Tyler AID Wheat testified
tha, more than ordinary care had been
used in administering the chloroiorm
and that they should not have anlicipat-
ed any fatal result from it in n similar
case. The verdict Of the cofoner's Jury
entirely exculpa,es DR.. Park from blame
Mrs. Norton was "a years Of age -New
Hren Journal.
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[From the Irish Americana


ASAPPEAL TO CONMoN SENsE.--lt won't
do, AT this day, To advance an opinion without CIV
ing a reason for it. We might tell the public IN
every issue of our paper, that HUTcHiNGs' rEG-
ETABLE DYsPEPsIA BITLERs were a SPECIFIC
Cor Indigestion, aud all the diseases grown out
Of it, but they would not believe our Y"' h'"
without we gave them the why and the wll' g.
fore. We therefore state, as the result ol per-
sonal observation aud from the concurrent tc>t-
TCny of all our ircnls aud acquainlanccs who
have tried the article, or have seen II tried, that
itS tonc Alternative, aud restorative propertlcs are
altogether uncquallcd. That IT braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, lmpa'tS
frmncss to the nerves, aud inyigoraes the constl-
tution an that it, stimulating effect is followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider IT the
very best stonachi' which nc .ical science has
yet given to mankind.
Circulars. containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, aud the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can he had oi
the agcats, free.
PgICE 80 CENTS FER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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;2JicG,

In this trwn, "Wednesday evening, 7th init"
Amanda, wife ot Sylvester &. Car, aged =
years.
In Providence. on the 7lh inst, Mrs Mary
Wentworth, in he slst y"ar of her dg,.
la Nddlctuwn. on Ihc 29,h oi arch, Mary
4. nowlnd, wI'c oi Nj. " illHm T.. HoHldnd,
aged 81 years, daughter Of Thomas A. How Land, e,
uf f., - Grccnw lch.
In Warren, un Thursday last, rhchc Ann, on.
" daughter of Hon. Levi hallc, aged i3 mouths
aud da,s.
At poughkccpsic, at his rcsidcoc', the 9h
inst. Rev. Ehj,n lIrddios, u. ~, Scriur bish
op the Mem pd.l Episcopal Chu ch.
In u isto!, 7th inst, Mr. Allen +. Bradford,
aged i3 Years.
rfiu Providence, 18th 'uSt., oi consumption, Lou
sa &. Carpenter, w,e OF llowtio \. Carpenter,
ia the 23d year ol hc age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Major Schlcssinger, the ungaran
who is now serving out his term Of im-
prisonment ol ten years, at Ceuta, for
participating in the Lopez invasion Of
Cuba, has written letter 10 his friends
in New York, in which lie states that he
has been treated with unusual severity,
AT the ins'lgaiion oi the French and Aus
trian Ambassadors. He has been east
into dungeoh the weight Of his irons
increased twenty pounds, and himself
chained along with low ruiiiun con
vctid Of several murders. Mr.. Bar
ringer the U S. Minister at Madrid, had
promised to do what he could, in an un-
official manner, Tor the Mai jor, who hav-
ing no government OF his own to appeal
10 for protection, throws himself on the
kindness OF our government, and solicils
its friendly mediation.
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Radrrie0.

In St. Stephens Church, New York, 4th inst,
by the Rev. DR.. Price, Mr. Thomas {. Spies,
merchant, of that city, and Seraphinc l.. Moshcr,
daughter of G, Mosher, Jr., formerly of Proyi-
dencc.
In Providence, 7th inst, by Rev. ID. X
Whittem,rc, MIR. Benjamin G. Dennis, of Pom
fret, aud Miss LYDIA A. Crapon, of 7.
In Frcrtown, on the 4th inst, 10y Rev. Mr..
Woodbury., Mr.. John ". Peabody Of Newport,
X. J.. aud Miss Betsey r., daughter of Cap.
S,vanIs :. Payne, al +.
IN New Bedford, 9th inst. Rev. Carlos Ban
ming. Of the Providence VI. r.. Conference, ard
Miss Harriet F., daughter Of VIM X. pitnan,
Esq, of N. Bedford.
In Fall River, Sth inst, Mr. Alexander II.
Stafford and Miss Sarah A. Peckhan, 10th Of
+. x.
la Providence, 1llh inst, at the Second Uni
vrr,alist Church, hy the Rev i. ID. Cooke, Nj.
John ID Marshall, of Bedford, n. Y, and Miss
Mary X. Babcuck, ot 4.
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TIE WORLD CONNINCEn

The word, ot cheated, now has grown
Somewhat incrcdulous, We own;
But when whole crowds, late in d,spar,
Cpon their solemn word, declare
That Cough nor Cold need trouble give, =.
With rogers famous Cuyai,rc.
TO soothe the Lungs, the phlegm cxpcl
Aud fever, like charu', repc;
Why then the world believes, pcliorce;
Truth leaves it then no other course.
The Syrup that will Co'is cificc.
Give the worst Cough the coup6s PrHe,
Bronchitis cure, aud that sad group,
The Asthma, Influenza, Group,
Deserves, from all with common sense,
A warm aud hearty confidence.
Dr.. Rogers Sy1p Of Lrerror Tar and Can
chaiacua, for sale at the D,pct, Gotiue HaH, 3l'
Broaduay, ". y ani Uy all respectable Drug
gist. in the uni'cd States and Cana,as.
ALSO, for sale in Newport hy L. X. IIAX
ARD 4 CO., and X J. TAYLOR.
Pricr-ln large bottles, 81 90, or six bottle
or $500.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
CHARLES i. FREEMAN II CO.,
UATE FREEMAN, HODGES s. Coz
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,

IA Broadway, Door South Of Liberty Street,
NEW YORK
IIANE now on hand, and will he receiving dai.
IL " through the srdsfn, New Goods, dTect
fun the European mart"' ,cturcrs, and cash Auc-
tions, rich, ftshionih.r fancy silk Millinery
Goods. Our Stork Of Klch Ribbons, comprises
every variety of the latest aud most beautiful de-
signs imported.
Many of our goods are manufactured expressly
q our order, from our own designs aud pat
tcrns, aud stand umya'lrd. We offer our goods
Gor nett Cash, at lower prices than any credit
House in America can afford.
All purchasers will find it greatly to their m.
tercst To reserve "A portion Of thcir money and
make selections from our great variety Of rich
cheap goods.
Ribbons rich Tor l'onncts, Caps, Sashes and
Belts.
Bonnet silks, Sa,ins Grapes, Lisscs, ,and Tarl-
ctonS.
Euhrodcrcs Collars, Chcmis It's, Cares Bcr-
thas.
Habits, Sleeves, Cuff, Ed ings aud Inserting.
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and llcmStIch
Cambric lldh(s.
Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered Laccs for
Caps.
Embroidered Lace Er Shawl., Mautias, ard
Wells.
IIonton, Mechlen, V,lcnccncs, and Brussels
Lacc'.
English and Move Thread, Smyrna, Lislc
Thread, and Cotton laccs.
Kid, l.islc 1head, silk, aud Sewing silk,
GlGvcs, aud Mius
French aud American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, ELglrsh, American, and Italian.
Straw l'oun,ts and Trimmings.
n23 2n.
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PLEASANT FAcT.-Among the varions
kindnesses OF lie, none Is more pleasant than Ia
relieve the sick and distressed, Either in personal
acts, ~ giving Information where lcleican he had
We take great pleasure at this time, IN referring
To The rele, ehces and advertisement, DIR. Stephen
Jewetts Family Medicines, in another column of
tb,s paper, believing we are comforting n public
benefit, aud that numbers may he saved from
death 10y Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Scrolua,
Consumption, &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

FURTHER PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE
AMERICAN Art UNION In the special
term OF the Supreme Court, on Satur-
day, the district attorney moved for an
injunction 10 restrain the managers OF
the American art Tn on from dittri-
buting by lot certain paintings and
other works Of art, of the alleged value
of over twenty thousand dollars, now in
their possession, and also for an order
confsca,ing The said property 10 the use
Of the people. Mr. Blunt argued in
support OF his motion at great length -
MIR. O'Conor, on behalf Of the Art
Union, conended first, tha it never was
lottery in any sense. and never re-
qGlrtd any sanction from the Legisla.
tnre; and second, that if by any con-
s,ruciion Of the statutes, it could be
deemed lottery. the Legislature has
declared thar il is not TO be so consider
ed. The elaborate discussion before
Judge Duer seems to have exhausted
the subject. Judge Edwards suggested
10 counsel the exrediency Of preparing
case TO be submitted 10 the Court in
general term. The decision then made
could be reviewed by the Court OF Ap-
pcals, and the principle would be finally
settled.
II the matter was decided at spec ia
term, there would be TO appeal TO the
court OF last resort. This suggestion
was accepted, and case enbody ing all
the facts will he prepared 10y Messrs.
Blunt and O'Couor, 10 be submitted to
the Supreme Court al the general term
III May next. In tie meantime Jud
Edward declined to make any order on
tie subject. II is said that II the Ju-
dietary pronounce thc Art Union illegal
The managers will apply TO the Lcpls-
lature for an act 10 remit The penalty in
CURED ;aud since The most as,utc law
yers dlitr as 10 whether The lnelliulion
IS Il lottery or not. We presume that lie
Legislature wall be GIsposed 10 grant
the application. II is by no means Ger
tain, however, that the contingency will
arise. Com. Adr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

US-At the annual meeting OF The
Corporation OF Zion Church, holden on
Monday evening, The following officers
were elected -
Senior Warden, Augustus Bush
Junior Warden, Charles II. Mum
ford.
Assistant Junior Warden, Benz. J.
Tiley.
Treasurer, William G. Cozzens.
Secretary, james Atkinson.
Veslrymen, John ID. Northam, Sam
ueI b. Vernon. Henry Y. Cransron Ed
ward W Lawton, Micah ". Spencer.
Alfred Barker, George CozZens, VIII
liam Rider, Charles Devens, Augustus
N. Litilefed.
Organis', o. S. Bartcn.
Sexton, David Melville.
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GTA At the annual meeting of the
Corporation oI Trinity Church, on Mon
day, the following officers were elect
ed -
Senior Warden, Marshal c. slo
cum.
Junior Warden, John II. Cozzens.
Vesirymen, Benz. Finch. David King,
Henry Bull, Thomas ". Brown, Viii
liam Cornell, Samuel Engs, George c.
Mason, Thomas RiddelI, Thomas II.
Hunter, RobehP. Berry, William Gard
ner.
Treasurer, William Cornell.
Secretary, George &. Mason.
Organist, George TaylDr.
Sexton, Samuel Gladdirg.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Gen. Samuel Houston, in late speech,
stated II fact Tot gem raj ! known, and
which is Of importance to the families Of
soldiers who were murdered by order
OF Santa Anna, NJ Goiiad. IN 1896. Ii
is that the Legislature Of Texas, sever
al years ago, passed an act, giving to
the next OF hin 81 each soldier who fell
~ Hat massacre. tiAl,,n hundred acres
OF land, 10 tie located on any ol the un-
appropriated lands belonging 10 the
State.
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nnrjnr lnttlliArntc. IA,
PORT or NEW FORT.
AliIIIk I'D.

Alil,IN I'D.
THURSDAY, AwilS.
Schr Hcc,or, kimball, Prov, Ny; Montana,
Elliot, do, do.
FRIDAY, AplilJ.
Shin Francis, Of Nanluckct, liui, how O,hu,
with 800 birirl- ot spcrn AMI Whal" ull.
Scnr Nathan Durtcc, krcnc, I River, AcNan-
dria; United ilalnck, Prov, Alban,.
Soop tbs W Thorn, III irghunan, River, \
y.
SATURDAY, April 10.
Ship Massachusetts, sampson, !loS, Apalach.
icoh.
Brlg Caroline G,aui, Harrington, Chrs1r,akc,
B,st; RcLccca & Frances, Nick'isuu, hiia, &C.,
SUNDAY, April II.
Buk Martha Anna, Mcsscr, Havana: Jane
W,liuns Mason, Mobile, Prov
Brig aurora, Gardner. phia, y River.
MONDAY. Awl.l2.
Bg Juan J u Cauagena, IIoopcr, Machi.t,
Phiia; Lancet, Mclr,irc, Camden, NorfoB.
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Congress.
WAsHlNGroN. April 8.


appeared in his seat.
Mr.. Hunter moved TO postpone the
consideration oi private bills for one
hour, so ms to enable the Senate TO con-
slider the bill for the extension of the
Capitol.
Mr.. Borland opposed the motion as
several Senatorsintelested in The same
were absent.
Alter some debate, the bill was taken
up.
Mr.. Borland spoke agains, it.
HoUsE.-Mr. Mace moved that the
House 60 into committee Of the whole on
the private calender.
Mr.. Lane introduced several bills Tor
tie benefit Of Oregon.
Mr.. Florence asked for the introduc-
tion Of the resolutions OF the Printers
Union of Philadelphia.
Mr.. +. said that as the subject OF
printing would soon occupy the attention
oi the House and country AN expression
Of opinion from such source was entitled
TO consider alton.
The introduction MAS objected to.
MIR. Brown OF Mississippi, asked for
the introduction Of joint resolution
amcniatory of tho printing resolution of
lS46, so as 10 prevent The JOINT commit
tee from changing the contractors with
out consulting Congress
Objected t..
MIR. Stanton Of Tennessee. then at
tempted Intellectually TO get up the Navy
Discipline bill,
The House then. on notion went into
committee of the whole on the private
calendar and resumed consideration Of
the bill for the relief o the heirs of Gen
Watson, OF Georgia.
WAsniNGroN, April ~
SEHATE.-A communication was re-
ceivcd from The Secretary Of State re-
lailve to the movements Of tie proposed
expedition to japan.
Also, communication from the In
terror Department, relative TO Indian
affairs.
A communication was also received
relative TO the charges against the
boundary commissioner.
Two communications were likewise
received from the War and Navy De-
par'ments on various matters.
HoUsE-Mr. Cobb moved to suspend
the rules for the purpose of taking up
for consideration business not upon the
speakers table, which would not cause
ii debate or be objected to. Motion lost.
Mr.. Stanton, OF Kentucky, under the
suspension of the rules, moved the con
slderation Of the bill for the extension OF
the capitol with the amendments adopted
by the Senate. The motion was car
ried
The first aTepdment limiting the
contracts TO the amount appropriated
was concurrCd in.
Tie yeas and nays were then called
upon The rrovlso paying the workmen
during the suspension of the work
From present appearances the House
viii not concur.
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California News
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM
CALIFORNIA.

NEW oHk, AprH IL.
The steamship El Dorado, Capt
lIarnslein, arrived al 6 O'Clock, with pa
passenger and SS0O,000 in gold dust,
and San Francisco dates to March Is,
two weeks later.
The most import'nt intelligence by
This arrival is The great lreshet IN the
interior OF California caused by the late
rains. The loss ot'properiy, however is
not so great as IL was on former occa-
sion last year.
Sacramento was overhowed in conse-
quence OF the crevasse on the levee. as
was also MarysviIle. In the former city
comparatively little damage was done
for the reason that the inhabitants were
prepared TO certain extent for an in
undalion and as the waters rose upon
them they removed their property to
more elevated poSiuons, they therefore
suffered more Inconvenience than actual
loss.
Marysvlle on the other hand suffered
great deal, and her loss is estimated at
$l50000. The greatest loss Was sus.
tained by the farmers OH the low lands,
aud by the owners of bridges leading 10
the mines. The crops are not so much
injured as il was feared they would be.
1t is confidently expected by inteIi-
gent persons who have given attention
to the subject that The yield OF gold
this season will exceed that Of any for
mer year. A greater number of persons
have heen at work, and larger guam
tity Of earth has been taken out Than was
ever knuwn.
Crime continues 10 increase. SeveI-
al additional murders have been com
mtled by the Indians in the Interior
some of whom were arrested. tried and
convicted according to the Lynch mode
proceedings.
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AN)TUER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
INPORTAN TO EYSPFPrICS. -
DR., J. :. llOUGlIrGN'S PEpSlN, The
True Digestive Fiuii, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or tie
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LsEBlG, the
grear I'hys.clo ical Chemist, by J. :.
IOUGllrON NJ. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TlON. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlN-
ER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
AMI DEBILITY, cuIlng after NATURES
OWN METHOD. by \ RES OW n
AGENr, the GAS ftlC JUICE. Pam
phlais, containing Srlcutlf; evidence OF It's
value, furnished hy agents aratls. See NO
tire among the medical advertisements.
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TIE LioUoR Law IN MAINE.-The
election IN the town of WIscasset, was
held on Monday, 9th inst The princi-
pal question was the Liquor Law ana
law. For Sclcctmen, wi, lie number Oi
votes cast vas 3l2. Edmund Dana had
2s1 Daniel Carr 209 Nathaniel Pack
ard 1913 ; $. =. Baker 7S; Silas Porter
76 George Hilton 5; Scattering l.
The first three who are elected are said
10 te strictly temperance men, but OPP
posed To the present law.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARhET-Aprii I.
At market 500 Beef Cattle, M Stores, ~
pairs Working ONon, 61 Cows and Calves, 1000
Sheep aud Lambs, and $500 Swine.
Prces-Becf Caltc-ENua 81; lst quality
Sc 50; "a qu lty, - jOa6; 3 quality, - 5Od5.
Working Oxen-SSo, %, 100. llOtl20.
Cows aud Calvcs-S2l, 23, p, 2S, 3la33
Sheep and Lambs-S3, 5 j0ai.' Extra : 6o6.
Swinc--5 Is Il q is c; rcta,l Ga7 l-2o.
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The following is the last regular toast
given at the celebration OF fWashington's
birth day by the Washington Light In
fantry, in Charleston. 1t was received
with repeated cheers:
Uomdn-Iler natural place is, be-
tween angels and bloomcrs, without
wings aid without pan,aoons.
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f THE TIMES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING APRIL 49, 1852

Schr Union, Bangs, Prov, BALI; Sharon, Cos
by, Dorchester, hiddleiown O. Vngina,
Wrighlngton, i Eivu, Ihila; Michigan ialiei-
son, IielE-t, Pc khmn s Bull Geo x Emily,
Nckrrson, Rdli, Aewhuypoit; Ebcn elLri,
,hnson, phln, Milton; Vermont, ancy, do,
l,ost; Star, Witham, EocLhnd, NY; Chat
cngc, Sargent, Inl e., de-; Moro, Parker, Oh
lmd, do; Boliver, Perry, Maclias, de-; tslcdo-
mia, Coomhs, Orhnd, de-.
Iilot Boat Hornet, Estcr, cruisc; Smack
Glide, llurpcs. fishing.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

'T'llE subscriber having been appointed ly the
L Hon. court of probate Of the Town of Ports
mouth Administrator with the will ana. xcd on
the estate al
ELIZABETII BROWNELL,
late Of Portsmouth, decd, aud q'nhLd ainscf
according % liw, persons having dc,"'na- against
sai estate are requested 20 present them ior
settlement, and those mde!Ied 10 make nncdi-
ate payment.
Portsmouth, April 18th, 1852.
JOHN MANCHESTER, Admir-.
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III The Alexandria, Va, Telegraph
makes mistake IN SUI posing that the
Hon. John III. Clark, one of onr Sena-
tors in Congress, is ii Iocoioco, MIR. G..
is II Wing. 1t is Gen. james, tho other
Senator, who is loco.
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lNrEREsrING TO Sur MAsrgRs.-Th
Spanish government; has issued a de
cree placing Oh the same footing with
Spanish vessels. in regard TO The pay
ment ol navigation and port duties ~
that peninsula and the adjacent islands,
the vessels ol all nations who concede
like ber.fi, TO the Spanish marine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

I AIDES Cashmere Shlwls aud Scaris 4
IL fresh stock of Printed Cashmere Nhawls and
Scdrls, Heavy Brsrhe, Losg and Square Shawl,
of rare patterns, opened to-day at III RNEk'S
Dry Good. Store. ap3.
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WORK EN SIEAM-

v'llE Nl scrlrr, having enlarged hi. shop and
Il applied Strdm power Ia has Marhincr,, -
now prcpMcd h. execute al "rdr- IN hi line.
Sashcs, glatcd and unshlcd. Blinds, painted
and unptiulcl, constant, on hand, Also. Doors
uf yafious sizrs.
IL thu anmmncing the fitting ~ ~ bis Mamr.
factory. he returns thanks a. his rust"nwi.,
hruugiuit the state, Er then hlsial patronage
bestowed on him B., Tie Lst fw ,,.us.
no SIMON hDFTfT.
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DJ'Thus talks J. c. SAKE, Of Mrs.
Swisshelm, who was recently announc-
ed TO have borne a child. her first after
being married fifteen years
An homes, woman one may safely bet,
no thus, wilLou, the least ,quvocalion,
Pays to the world mos, imports anl debt.
Though clearly free iy' statute limitation
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n|Pe,itions TO the Queen are in
circulation in Quebec and Montreal,
praying Tor the release OF Smith O'Bri.
en- and his icllow-conyicts.
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MEMORANDA.

Spoken by u pilot boat, OH sch EmI ire, Mas
well, ~ days from Grorgcroun, :. e., ;or Ntw-
bwyport. 18Th, fell in with schr Fanny li"uIn, oi
Dartmouth, d;smaHcd, hat. 81 i6, long. 10; 40
one on buard; her iuddcr -hraccs brokr, and
hatch-w1!s of; p'nbabl, been boarded by some
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

pWe were favored with a genuine
snow-storm, yesterday, which would
have been highly credl able 70 Decem-
Der or January. Twelve years ago
this time We had one oi tie tevercsi
81 ew. storms which had been known in
many years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

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