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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22

king presidents. 1t was this s,eady addic-
'lpn 10 principle, regardless or orgetlul of
selt-'n'cres', that maie Henry Clay 100
great TO be a President"
"When the warriors name lies in the grave,
Ills snail be pedestapd III nations heartsp'
OI Mr.. Clay's domestic biography we
have said nothing. Very shorty allrr his
removal 10 Kentucky, he married Lucrc,ia
Hart! daugh htr Of Thomas Hnrl, ESQ,
prominent citizen of Lexington. Ano,ln.r
daughter OF the same gentleman was mar.
r'rd 10 Hon. James Brown. of New Orleans.
Minister at Versailles during ,h- adminisra.
lions nl MesSrs Monroe aud Adams. Mrs,
Clay who is now in her 7lsi year, aud ia
me enjoyment of ruhus, health has been
,he.molher Of eleven children, four of fwhstn.
died in chlldhood. Eliza.a young lady af
l'cusual PROMISE wasv very sl,dlealy tennmd
ny death. in 1924. while en- route 10 Wash.
lnglon with her father: mud almos, al the
same MON nj the afflicted parents ceived
intelligence Of the deceus, Of anolhrr mos.
increasing aud accomplished daughter, ,hn
wife OF DIR. Dubalde. Of New Ofl-ans. A
lhlrd daughter, upon whom the fathers ui.
'cc'I"ls seem 10 have cenlefed after lha
death Of the Other two. died in 1885. She
was married to Mr. James IRVINE. of New
IO'lrnnN; aud her loss was blow irnn
which Mr.. Clay neV'r recovered. o. Iha
five SONS. Theodore Wythe Clay hns been
since b b,yhnnd, an inmate Of lunalic as,
lun. Thomas ilan Clay, born in 1903
sid's in Kentucky, and is engaged in The
manufacture o' hemp. Henry Clay IT,. il
is hnrdIy necessary 10 say, lost his iIie I'll
the 6ano Of Runna Vista, while fighting
chvhIrouSIy for MS country. James b.
Clay, aud JDbn M. Clay. The youngest, W .re
: b)lh educated for. and we believe are now
pracllcing the profession uf the law in their
na'ive STATE. The domestic relations of ,hs
amenled dead, were marked with the ut.
most felicity. Revered, nay, heartily hc-
loved by ,h' whole neighbofhond of Ash.
land. that charming retreat uf which every
portion is sacred ground whenever an inter.
VaI in public duties offered, Mr.. Clay was
: sure 10 hasten home; where. surrounded by
as many Of his family and fri,nds as could
gather lhole. he enjoyed the delights Of un.
= rcslrrlned social intercourse An equablc
- temper, attained by careful scl.discipIina,
= and natural aud irresistible fascination OF
manner, made the statesman in retreat as
interesting as the orator in The Senate. His
= srlIlng, animang thoughts. always found
avrhicle in a voice, the intonalous OF which
% were tie very melody Of music. Thus in
= private. as in public, tho character Of the
- great man wa complete.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

The fnur,h sem-annual meeting Of this
body was held in Sanduskv recently. More
than 400 members and delegates were pres
enl from 80 counties. Rev. DR.. Anderson.
of Miami University, President Of the asso.
ca;ion, took The chair. and Charles Rngers
otliciated us Secretary. Delegates were in
attendance from Michigan, New York, Ar
kansas, Pennsylvania. New Jersey, and
Massachusetts. An able address was deliv-
cred by DR.. Anderson, on akng the Chair.
An association 10 be called the s"Ohiu
Association for the promotion Of Female
Education was formed during the meeting.
and Rev. p. b. Wilber. chosen President.
aud A. D Loud, Recording Secretary. Com.
m'uees were appointed 10 report on The fol-
lowing topics:
/. The importance Of uniform course
Of instruction, aud the bcs, means Of secur-
ing it. g. On The study of the mathematics
as department Of female education. 8.
On The study of the ancient languages as IL
department Of female education. 4. On The
present condition Of female education in
! Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
THE ROUTE TO WHEELING.

In very short time an engineer corpS
will commence the survey Of the railroad
route, along the Ohio Valley, from Marieua
TO Wheeling. Funds applicable 10 this sur.
vcy have already bern subscribed. aud W.
understand that the means for making u sur
vey of The interior or airline route will
probably soon be rendered 10 The company.
80 that Immediately upon the completion Of
the survey Of the river line, the other may
be commenced We know nothing of the
comparative feasibility Of the Two routes
and can know but inle, until the two sur.
veys are comple,ed--bu, the grades and
curvasures will no doubt be- in favor of the
valley line. The IneaI distance must be
shouer by the inland roule-but how equa'
uion will seuIe the question can only b.,
known after thorough explorations and care.
ruI survpys-INarieita MteHigeacer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
Ths Nav York HataId connins an

The New York Herald conlains an nc.
coun, Of a number Of new buildings now
going up in the city Of New York, chiefly
Tor private residences, most OF which that
journal represents as Of magnificent and
beautiful styles Of architecture. Amrng the
private residences are number FOR different
individuals, costing from $4,000 10 $40,'
o00 each. For,y.iwo of these magnificent
,,u,lSions will eos. an aggregate Of $l,17o.
600, averaging 1877 800 each. One firm o
Two partners is building seven that will cos
Ss70.0O0--n nearly $4,000 upiece-wh'ch
when completed, might almost be styled
row Of palaces.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
The new railroad lrnm Rochester 70 Nj.

The new railroad lrnm Rochester 70 Nj
agara Fails is finished, and was opened with
due ceremonies short lime since. This
road is 76 miles in length, and is almost
Siraeh, line from Rochester 10 The Falls
It is the eastern portion Of the great road
that crosses Niagara river just below thc
Falls, and proceeds directly west through
Upper Canada 10 Detroit, making by lar the
quickes, and shorlesl route from Detroit 10
lhe eastern cities. The time from Roches'
ter 10 the Fails viii be TWO hours. The
new suspension bridge over the vast chasm
below the Falls, will be an immense work.
Massive stone pillars, 81 feel high, are To
be bull, strong enough 10 sustain weight Of
800 tons, equal to the weight of three
loaded trains as long as the bridge, tits 10
be thrown ACROSS chse by the present sus'
pension bridge. and in full view of the great
Falls.-Stdte Jour.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22

They are forming various plans at tho
South TO draw the trade from New Orleans
A railroad is projected, several of she links
finished, and ,he whole in a fair way to DO
comple,pd--leadng from Memphls 10 Tho
Atlantic shore. by way OF Chaanooga. An
oher plan is 10 construct road rom oa-
vannah to Natehez, distance OF abouI 5oo
miles. One of the loading objects OF this
line is 10 prom3le emigration. Il olt,n ekes
as long To 60, from Savannah TO New Or
leans. with packets. as il dqes 10 come IRON
Liverpool TO Savqnnsh.-~Q S, Jour,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22

An iron bridge is 10 be bull. over the
Muskingum Al GAINESVILLE for the Central
Railroad. 1, is lobe 528A feet in length,
having four equal spans, and will contain 81
IONS Of wrough., and $50 ions ofcas, iron
The only timber used will be in ,he floor
which will reqdIrs $4,000 feet er amber
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22

E The heavy rains this spring produced a
considerable avalanche a, Saltwater, Mime.
sofa, on the 29,h of May last. Eight or ten
ceres Of new terra frma were deposited in
Z Lake 81. Crox, making not only a perma
nen, addition 10 The town, bu, also an excel
lent s.eamboa, landing at the edge Of The
embankmeni.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-22
scorr AND GRAHAM.

4 patriot, hero, statesman, sage
Who else but WINFIELD ScoTr.
Hurrahl Hurrah! Hurrahl
For Scott, the brave and true,
Who never yet has lost the fight,
Nor will h5 lose it nowi
Two Generals are in the field,
Frank Pierce and Winfield Scott
Some think that Franks fighting man,
And some think he is NOT
IT'S said that when in Mexico, :.
While leading on his force,
He took sudden fainting ft 81.
And tumbled off his horse.
Hurrah! hurrah! hurrahl
For Winfield the undaunted,
Who never on the battle field
Surrendered, fed, or FAINTEr.
But gallant Scott has mad his mark
On many bloody plain, ....
And patriots hearts beat high to greet
The Chief of Lundy's Lane;
And Chippewa's classic grounu'
Or Critish neighbor's know,
And if you'd hear of later deeds,
Go ask in Mexico.
Hurrah! hurrahl hLrrah!
For Scott and Graham true,
They are the boys to lead the fight,
The boys to win it, too!
Now, boys, we's go the nominee,
And wipe out Pierce and King;
From Maine to California
Wen make the welkin ring.
Wen give the Locos good Scott "soup "
OF which so much we've read,
And if they shouldn't like the soup,
Well give them Graham bread!
Hurrah! hurah! harrahl
Whene'er the chance permits,
With warm scott soup and Graham bread
Well give the Locos fits.
Then let us enter on the fight.
Our cause is just and high;
Let's show our foes the ''fuss'' we raise,
Will make the feathers fly.
The gallant Scott who leads the van,
Is honest, faithful, true;
And he has got the peoples heart;
So we say--wHAT SAY YoU2
Hurrahl hurrah! hurrahl
For Scott, the brave and true
He's got the honest PEOPLES ntARr,
So we say-wnAT SAY You7
Our noble Scott has never failed,
Wherever he might be;
On Cerro Gordo'S blood stained heights,
Or in diplomacy.
He Gained the angry border feuds
Upon the Northern line.
And caused, where Wars black form aros
The Star Of Peace to shine.
Hurrah hurrahl hurrah
For Scott, the brave and true,
The man who never lost field,
WILL WIN THIS FIELD FOR Ysul
The LocofOcoS brag and boast,
And show themselves quite fierce,
Though all the capital trey have
Is GENERAL Frank Pierce:
A man dug up when all was lost,
Buchanan, Douglas, CaSs; ..
A sort of Compromise between
A race horse and an ass.
Hurrah! hurrah hurrah!
.. For Scott the brave a I'd true,
Who never faints on battle fields,
.t But fights his battles throughl
Then, boys, hunah for Winfield Scott,
Who leads the great Wing troop,
And only takes, when duty calls,
"a haSty plate of soup"
Who never counts his enemies,
And never knows fear,
Iw But gives his foes a raking fire,
In front and Sin the rear"
Hurrah! huIrahl hurrah!
Fol. Scott, the brave and true,
Who never faints on battle fields,
But fights his battles through!
Now if you'll work, you gallant Whig
For Scott and Willie Graham,
Wen only let the Locos tell
v The place where we shall lay 'em.
sHE' And when the "fainting'' Pierce boys
OF feathers day and night
d. Just let them know in ScottS war-hat
.o There is not feather white.
IIurrahl Hurrah! Hunah!
For Scott and Graham true,
They gre the boys to lead the fgh
The boys to win it too.
The New York HafaId contains nm
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Ne must seek TOR the key Of his popularity
in his pnbhe lie aud in The cAhas,ess
value ot his public services aJ VIA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-28
Dte0,

In this town, on Sunday evehins, by Rev.
Henry Jackson, William Borden, ESQ. and MISS
Susan f. daughter Of Clarke Crase, Esq, allot
Portsmouth.
On "Wednesday evening, Mary Sophia, ,aush-
ter of Nicholas }. AlSer, eyed 4 years anu 6
m0nns.
In ,h:s town, yesterday morning, after pa;o,rl
illness, which she He With ch is.an ;or,.lude,
Mrs. Ga ha, me =. F,iepd, " dow o. he hate
Thomas ,end, "a The 10Th gear oi hef age.
Fo' over ,uity years she was ii wo 'hy memb r
Of the % B"pt,s cer oh.
"Jesus can make diving bed,
Fee so,l as dowoy pillows ere
While o. lis b eas. lean niy head,
bad e. re py life ou swec ~ tirre."
J. Pros'uencc, Oh ne 22d inst, Sa,ah T..
K"nr?i, Gargh'c OF rr = Noah Kerd- y, n
'he IS II yea. OF hc' ..ge.
In Washington Village, 20,, nat, NJ Sat
iord q. Lewis, %" West g. ee " 'ch, sDn of Nr.
Thomas Lewis, 0. Eyele ,agcJ IS yeas.
Ia ms town, %, the - n, anne Chtcc, aged
So vesrs, wGow of Natapa Chac,.
In Providence, on MONDAY, 25th inst, Mrs.
Abigail W. Potter. widow Of Philip Potter, Esq.
in the 63d year OF her age.
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IFrom the Irish Americana

AsAPPEAL TO CoMmos SEssE.-lt won't
do. at this day, to advance AN opinion without Civ
ing a reason Tor il. We might tell the public in
every issue Of our paper, that HuTcHINGs' vEG-
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITLEKs were II specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
Of il, but they would MT believe our ipse d'In
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result oi per-
sonal observation and Il ON the concurrent testi
NJ, ny Of all our friends and acqualntances who
have tried the article, or have seen II tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether unequalled. That 1t braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impa'ts
firnncss to the nerves, and invigora'es the consi-
tuition; ami that its stimulating effect is followed
by No reaction. We therefore consider It the
very best stomachio which medical science has
yet given To mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation IN which t's
Medicine is held by the public press, can lie had oI
the agents, free.
PRICE 50 GENTS PEK BOTTLE.
Z, ncipal office, l22 Fulton street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-28
fFron \ \. Mo,n,ug s,aD

TsuLy ALARaisG The City Inspectors
weekly returns EXHIBIT a icaii"l array OF dea'hs
b, diseases Of the stomach aud the bowels, arls
ing directly or indirectly from imperfect digestion.
The human body eau no more be IN n healthy
stale W en- the stomach is dis ,rdcrcd, than a
watch can keep true tine when its handspring Is
injured. Aud now readily and painlessl, the
digestive apparatus aud all its dependent organs
can b. regulated and res oicd to their full vigor
The Alternative aud cordial piopcrti,s OF Hurcn-
isvs' 'VgoETABLE DysPLrsIA BITTLRs will
accomplish this oIjce, with recislon aud cer-
tainty tina, justify us in pronouncing il ini'lll
The accordant n ~tllnony OF all Who have been
wise enough to give it trial, bear Us out IN the
assertion. The p,ool Of It's efficacy does not ret
upop the statement of a lew patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration Oi thousands
Circulars, containing the certificates of ofrcmark =
able cures, and the high estimation IN which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can le
had of the agents, free.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
Principal Olhce, l22 Fulton street, Ny.
Junel3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-28

Martin Van Buren in one Of his re-
cent letters discourses upon the theme
Of" military heroes" and calls zeal
for military men and military achieve
ments an iniatuation." Such letter,
says the New York Express, coming
from one who basket in the sunshine OF
Gen. JAcxsoN's military greatness, and
WHO could never have been President
without Gen. JAcKsoN's influence
from one whom Gen. JAcxsoN selected
for seat in the Cabinet, and whom he
appointed as Minister to England-who
walked between the legs Of the military
Colossus during the eight years that he
was President oithe United States, as Il
pigmy between the legs Of giant
who hat,ered all his vanitics, and pau
dered 10 all HE passions and weaknesses
is about she coolies, piece of impud-
ence we have seen in the world Of
political wonders.
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MIrrte0.

In Middle o~o, Tuesday evening", Cob Bcnja.
min T. Sre,lleld. aged 81 yea's End 20 DAYS.
At Wdshmgoi & y, Oct. 10, of congestion Of
the hlan, r. cr an 'hhcss Of NO da,s, Cap .
Frederick A. Smi, h, %. ,he ca ps %; ens;h.ers
Un'iei Sla,rs Amy, in ,;ir il.i year % is age.
Ga Tdorsday, 2l',, al +. my thmch. 10y the
Rsh, Gev. A'orao P0tic', Eishop OF Pe.rsy y'va-
nla, George Wymber y 10 es aud Mss NJ W.
M tai.
IN d towh, ., Ges. h. S,ewa.i, Mr.. Jo-
sah O. PIE &C., ofPIovi! !er,e, and Miss E'laa-
beth ID. SpP;ue, OF New Sbo earn.
In Prov iuence, on Thursday, 2lsi int 10y
Rev. M. Leavi;i, Henry u. q - ow pTi Mas
Helen r., daughter of Adhah sacketr, Esq al
OFF.
Ia Fast Greenwich, 18th last, Mr.. Dariel :.
Knowles and Miss Emmol' he l.. Know les, both
Of Sou'h Ki 'sstown.
In Ga dner, Mass, on the l7h, by Rev. Mr..
Paine, Mr.. Peter Co~ell anl Miss Fanny Moses,
formerly Of this 'own.
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ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
NEW ENGLAND Truss MANtFAC1ORY,

JAMts fFEDE'Ck fosrE'
Manufacturer q, Rarhcl aud SPIRAL Trusscs.
4o7 wAsHInGTOs ST., IJ7
boston.
It's ,Mo>iALs.-The undersigned nike Rrrht plea
tJ'e ~ recommending - the ENo'ubu coHs'"t e.
lion u, hu-r who hte ~ hap' ~ riiiciri " h
IIetnIL, Mr.. Jane, Frederick iuslrI h5 u skii',h
uuu conrc,en, persoas Ia tnc manu- Hciu'" "ud
h.tug ui ru,scs. We nave employed ann (-"mr
al ~ over ,Neutl Ne,rs) ans Ihe 60 n"tPk
ron personal 1nowlrn.e o MS Ho'tuit'. lIl> eM'I
auysn,r ."s, h iuus rNgr,irhce ~ he brsol ~:
,be lHr.e Il amber %, lhdIsiduils " hon "r WIS
relieve. ~ vale Ul cases, ,rnurt ban, ~ our
ou uiou rQu'l, uut sdprr3ur 10 ANY 'nuuu 'tiuicr
-. ,dp nftuIe. HIS iu,hrr, D,n GIutoh F"sirr, 0i
t,n.'r-tOh HPs,rr ol the Poor i'u'r'h dHt
iuwu, ,or upwads u. twrutS tour >tn =. 90 in2
wricd p.fi,u Mr. Foster awaited h,m,rh a. the
tor -rc,i .. r'0'y al - rs. with great sGccrs q,
tres>ius cIarn'tr
i,s well .uuwn To rIi whp have orcr.ion %
wear r,l,srs ihr ,h.i great .rrlrhcr cons'-,s
L. The air Jtt'iou II ,hr UodN, ~ the same zine
relieving lie pHieu.. hhl otd'r'N mechHnic mrH
make bui none but s.'l'idl p,artnr"pe
can anpl" 3. ~ surh msnuef ~ Ell elunln, mad
O,,rniinles riG cnIly To cure ,h- compliant.
oar experience has convlnceo ~ ihnt NJ Foster
has thofougl, rttaned thus kuvwlruge. Ihe cert
irn,e. u. ID. J. Z Warren ruo o,ie, eminent sur
geo,s whicn he has shown Us, iullH sdbiuin the
opinion ". here p press
Lu.,LEsToS. March l. lei7.
David Dodge gel 75 Sam'l Eiherdre, age .'3
Newh,lI MARTIN. " = Arnod =, u,hwick, " -
Jsin-- Turner" 10 Jon, i"cAe, So
Samuel Pay son, " - Uriaa Tuts. '' IS
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lie ONLY ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
CLIREHUGH'S
COP III 4 RO USl
Let those now use
Who never used before,
And those who always used
Now use the more.
REDUCED FROM ONE DOLLAR
TO FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE

TO FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE!
THIS Justly celebrated and widely known com
pound which for sixteen years has met with dis
tnguished success wherever has been introduced,
is now reduced 10 such low price as will enable IL
to he within the reach OF all, il is the cheapest and
almos, miraculous: Scald Head, salt Rheum, stng-
OF insects, and all the numerous train ui dlsngreeabe
tutaneous eruptions disappearing ns fby magic.
ITS STRENGTHENING AND STIMULATING
qualities unryaed, ronsing into action the nerves
an6 blood vessels which cary nutrimeht, impartins
health ,s greatest Oi natures pduInuehts "a beau
tiIdl head of haT) to the latest peril al lie
FOR EEADICATING DANDklfF IL IL unsurpas-
sed Cleansing the skin completely oi every mpuIi'
" leaving the hair neither guniniy, or dry but moist
snft aud silky. IL is superior to oil 10 dress the hair
Ms IL does soil the hat head dress ald keeps
longer moist.
TIE TRI,;OPUEROUS has gradually rlsen in fa-
y0r with he public, by its own merits and not like
the puird end hemera compositions existing to day
and swpOwtt n obvior to morrow, until II has be-
come ore o, the staples oflie and ooAed tor by At us
one ,he uecessrTics Of the toilet and ued,ce cles,
The krowr populrrity Of the rrioophcrons has oc.
Casiored many spr-'Ous articles bear ng out~nrd'y
the ,ame nr'ne aud character. Ladies' and Gentle
ner par, hasng mus, the'eure be Chtiul To ash Tor
Ci'REhUGii'S TEICOPhEROtS
Prepared by VIZ" CIirehuGh New York, and for
sale by his only whoe-ale rnJ ttt"l agents.
Il. U. HAZARD a co,
mar22 w. Apothecaries' hall.
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DIR. JACK ON =


CELE RNTLB VEGETABLE BIT rs.
A surc rur, fpr JNUNpirE, INDIGESTION, BfS.
PERSIA BiLiUlS CDhPL tiN1S DI.REi OE ,
90 ALSO parlicdiary ndrpttI TO The cue ui si',',g
Hni Sunmr" Comp ~ :.
(srr l, I,s,imouiHs
We the uu ;,i.ued, cit yrrs uf Boston, have usrl
,he ABOVE Et,,rrs ~ some The az, asses aluvc
IA ,ri onri and rhecriu'ly anh cordially recommend
the 10 the pub {, the ssfsi aud htst mrdciLc
iAty e. 1ly AT all scnsurs ~ the yea, iur
Irr.f,te Ind, .ts,ui,, lrans'lg ui the Bluod. &c.
W.i Mfch II, ~. T.. NHtftI, q l.. tOsttr,
). n at o. CUTS, Edc Gr'Fd
We take great pl.rsure in recommend L Ia our
r. tlrr, Dr Ja' t,ons Vegetable LauudCc Liti.rs
The arst ar,'ce ihdt has COids "a our notice for
Jalud'ce ahd Billions Cump'tnt -LOutf Jvr
P"puH
From the many altering IT, .timonials received tr.
gardrng ,,r Jackson'- N'gr" ole Bttcrs cordG'-
" recommend ,drn the public ~ the best aTIi, e.
now m use iur Jaunu'or ana ~ uihrr bilious com
paints the, are safe medicine fnr chldrcn we'll
~ those more advanced - lie the ~ gcd -L"rk high
N thei favor ~ "rng excellent for o., sp-l,-,a Bos
: u Bai y Tim,s.
CHAPLIN & WILTON,
Soie agents fn- tinted stats and ~ .ish
Pi vnoes.
Wfolcs'lc aud "rt,it Dealers IN
DRUT =, NEUlGi >E5 DYE-SrIfFS, phbSls
U.i.s WINDOW GLASS. &G.
Nos. Is d 10 Com recc.l -. bortOn, spts. q,
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4 II T. I'LL A VI Is X A.
ny RICE X ntIl.

No 9 Thomas STRAIT, a Sh distance from the
Ocean Hone
THE subscribers would especially inform the
i public aud visitors ~ Newport thai they have
re-oppnrd THEN wel-known fashionable esial,ln H.
meut, here they inicnd to ke,pa choice supply
III all the dclIcacirs the .caton, which he mar
krts of New loik and iios'GI afford, such as
Wopdcock, ploycr, Snif., SoG-shell Crabs.
Fried aud BroIlcd Oyslc
ALSO,
Green Turtle aud Spring Chickens received eve
AZ morning aud served up ~ short notice.
Ice Cream, Charlotte dc Russo, Water Ices,
Jc!llics, Blanc Nango, Sc, 'ugc'hr, vi u every
yarci, Of Confectionery furnished 80 oder
Pic Me and SAILING iu.'rs supplied with the
above ARTICLES. Also, evening parties surcrint'n
dcd and supplied With every thug requisite.
Their Pnluts are - arranged that they can
accommodate Large aud small arties.
We ,rinrn our thanks To- the Publ, ior their
patronage bestowed upon ~ last season, aud hoIc
ur a COT tinuanve oi the same.
ISAAC RICE,
i2g GEORGE PA l..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-28

TIE LONDON TiMEs.-It is stated, rs
characteristic OF the careful provision
and good management OF this journal
that i,s long memoir of the Duke OF
Wellington on the morning after his de-
cease, had been prepared six years pre-
vously, to be in readiness, Whenever
that event occurred. Ii is understocd to
be written by Mr.. Dodd, tie wei Known
compiler Of u parliamentary annual VINO
undertakes the " obituary" dcpnrmcb!
Of the Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-28
PIANO EOt,TlS.

DERSONS wishing Piano for'es tuned, ly
L leaving their orders ~ W. lO5 Thames s.,ct
he,wscu the hours of l.2 and 81 o'clnrk. +.
4. VI, vii meet with prompt attention. N,w
wire. also supplied. ln.tr 'nruls tuned W,
,hr GEAR, and kept IN playing couii,'on.
Dl6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-28

GA special meeting of the Town
Council has been called Tor Tie purpose
Of manitesijng respect tor .hc memory
of Daniel Webster. We shall publish
the proceedings IN our next issue. The
demonstrations will probably take place
Friday, during the hours OF Lis funeral.