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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-09
TErom the Irish Americana

ASAPPEAL TO CoMMoN SESsE.-It woBh
do, at this day, To advance AN opinion without Civ
ing reason f,r il. We might tell the public in
every issue Of our paper, that HUTCHINGs' vEG-
Er>BLE DYSPEPSIA BIrLERs were specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
of it, but they would n believe our i,se dirt
without We gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sonal observation aud from the concurrent tcsti
r,ny of all our friends aud acl,ainlances who
have tried the article, or have seen it tried, that
las ouc, Alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether uncqialIcd. That it braces the system,
rsiores the appetite, raises the spirits, imparts
inncss to the nerves, and invigora,es the consti-
tution; and that It's stimulating effect H. followed
b, no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stonachit which De,.ical science has
yet given To ma kind.
C..culi,s. containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, aud the his estimation in which this
Med cine is held 10y the public press, can b had {
the agcn.s, free.
PRICE 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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Die0.

In Providence, 3lst ut., Anna Eliya' ,ih,
daughter Of Joseph and Mar. C,andall, aged 10
.srs.
IN Provideaoc, lst inst, Mr.. Winthrop Pidgr,
j, the I'D yco. OF his age.
Al Sono.a, Californi,, 18Th Of May, Mr.. John
II S,ackpo'e, o. o.Fa'rhaven, Mass,
IN Bos.on, 80. n ut,, Capt. william 3. White,
age So yea',.
Ia is town, Oh he 5b inst, MIS-. Sara,
Ste he. widow o, he l.. 81 ,nuel S.e,nc, aged
IS y'as and for months.
For nearly fay yea,s member Of the Con-
gyegi,ion.l Ctu.ch ia his town.
In MS ,own, on he 5,a inst. Ma y uromb,
We %, Will;dn Newconb, in the 81 e. ., her
a;e.
Ia wa;;cslown, 25.h uit., jeremiah Powell,
ieyou ionu ~ ptnsioner, aged lOl !oa's, mon'n ~
s,d IA days.
IL his Town, on the h, George Edward, son
of John II. Pengeily, aged mon'ns.
IN this own on Sunday a,,ernoon, Caroline
Ma Ida, daughtcr ot Roh' ia,d Mary C'''dah,
aged Year,.
IN Providence, aih inst, ANN Frances,
daughter OF DeAter Randall, E,q.
In Appona z, 18th ult., Mrs. Sally Ann, vic
of Rufus Greene, Esq, aged ~ years.
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ANyTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

)THER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
lMPORTANr To EYSPEPIICS.-
DR.. J. :. llOUGHTGN'S PEPSlN, The
rrde Digestive Flui, or Gastric Iuire.
prepared from BENNETT, or The
FOURTH STOMACH or THE OK,
after directions of Baron LIEBJG. the
rre.l I'nysclo! ical Chemist, by J. :.
HOUGHrON NJ. D., Philadelphia. This
is ,.uly a Wonderful remedy for lNDlGE>-
TION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
ER COMPI AMT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY. .curlng after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phle,s cont,innp Scientific evidence Of its
calue. furnished by agents gratis. See no,
among the medical advertisements.
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COMPLIMENT TO Ma. WEBsrBR,-Dur-
ing his lecture at the Melodcon, Sunday
evening, Mr.. Cough paid an eloquent
and felioitous compliment to Mr.. Web
ster, which go electrified the vast audi
tory that it gave universal applause.
II was mos, significant. We presume
that the mention OF no other name, liv-
ing or Gead would have 70 brought
down the house. Mr.Gough very Iro-
perly remarked that there was no man
among us who can fill Mr.. Webster's
place, when he shall nave departed. He
stands uf like some high mountain,
proudly and alone p Boston Bee.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
'ITiE Aqui'lncc Agricultural Socict, ext nd their
L Invitation Ia the Ladies Of th,, ounf to "a.
hibit such ornamc ntal and other aiiicks ns sp.a
iunens Of skill and industry Of their mapufaciure
they may think will contribute Ia ihr interest
ot the Fair, in the Vcsuy Of the First Baptist
Meeting House in MiddIcio~n, on the 2lsi int.
Certificates oI merit will b. awarded fpr ,he b,.i
articles Of each kind exhibited; al,a for the
aud and ,hir,! bert.
The S.~my earne.,I, invite the cni~p Of this
Island an the ncighbor;ny towns 10 contri ibnte 10
their FAIR by exhibiting the productions of thc:r
skill aud industry in III" various branches Of AZ
ricul,ure and MAJ uf ciure, particularly Butter and
Cheese, in quantities not less than two pounds
each; and to render all the aid and enc u g..
mcnt in their power 10 make the Exhibition. ntei-
es,ng and productive of public good.
NATHI. GREENE, Pres.
GEORGE L. .CO;GESIlALl., Scc,'y.
Middhtown, Sept. I, 1852.
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~ aIn man, aud deem nothing which relates 9,
man foreign to NY feelings
YOUTH Il MANHOOD.

\ NItoNotS I.lf u II n fNEMA1t hb DEATH
kinkciiH on SsV Prss,Trdf,on-ong - CENTS.
VNiilS Book just published Is filled with u>, fIl IN
L formation an the inirmitirs aud diseases al the
human ~ stem. II addresses itself alike IT, Youth,
Manhood aud odd Age-to all who apprth,nd or sui
f under the dire consequences o early or prolonged
indiscreiions all who feel the exhaustive effects
of bHnciu hsbits-to all who IN addition To declining
phy slral energy the victims of nervous and mrn-
tai debility, aud oi mopirg and melancholy dcspond
ency-io all such Dr n would sHN-
READ TlllS hook
The valuable advice aud impressive warning IL
gives will prevent Nears al misery aud suffering and
save annually thousands of lives
Parents by reading II will learn how to prevent the
destruction of their children.
~ A remittance of - crnt-, en,losed IN n hitter
addressed to Dr kmkelin, fhiladelphn, will eusuir
book, under envelope, per ttjWn vi mnil
fDr H., - years resident fhN siCIsn, y. w cor
ner oi 81 and Union street, between SpTuc. aud Pine
Philadelphia may hc consulted rpnh,lrntnlly
lie who places himself under ~. eHre oi nr. X +,
may r. giously conflr ~ his honor gentleman,
an, "onilcntl, rely upon his sh ~ a ply si'an.
Pcrsons NJ di'tanrr uls, NhlTpss d.. X by letter,
(pte raid,) and he cured ~ hohir.
Packages of mciirinss directions, Nc forwarded
by sending remittance, ant, put up sscurr from dam
ns ar curiosity.
BookSel.rrs News Agents, Prdlsr-, Canva.scrs,
and all Others suppi.d with the above wurk ut very
low rates. ap!i ~ daw.
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BOSTON, New N,rk Philadelphia & Faster
ID Daily Esppess, fn the -Np-ditious transmits
sion of Mryphgyac, Small Pawels, specie. Bank
Notes Ss.,. an,l Cor the collection AMI payment o
Bills, Notes, Drafts, Sc.
OFFICES i-!,oston, III Statr street; Nss
York, pWati street. cornm Rr,adwav; Phih,
depkia, 80 Chesnu, street; Ne~ port. 1870 bas" s
meet; Fall River. Main street, Mount Hope.
sck.) y3
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Leallcy, formerly a Catholic priest,
recently murdered Edward J. Manley
at Pardcvill-, Columbia County, by
shooting. He also sho. at Esq. Morton
twice, one shot slightly woundlng. lie
was finally arrested, e1amin d and com
mitted to Jail TO await his trial for mur-
der. The cause of the murder was
jealousy Of Manley and his (Leahey's)
wife.
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W Nathaniel Hawthorne's life OF
Gen. Pierce is just issued, from the press
OF Ticknor 4 Co, Boston. Judging
from the authors reputation, we may
say it is the best life Of Fierce yet out
Ws0nsOcket Patriot.
No doubt OF it, for the author writes
splendid romances, and this will Probab-
ly be his most highly wrought on.
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Prot. Valentine Mott has recently been
honorcd by an election, unanimously, as
an Honorary Fellow Of Kings and
Queens College Of Physicians, in
Dublin, Ireland. This is great honor
of which Prof Mott is the twenty
seventh recipient since it was founded
1867. He 10 the only American among
the Honorary Fellows Of ,ha, Col
eye.
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REriSrM MA servant maid, in a
small town in Hartford, lately lett her
situation in consequence Of her being
incapable Of ''reconcillng her feelings to
he very bad grammar spoken by her
mistress.
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Mn. WEBSTER AT HoME.-Mr. Web
ster arrived in Boston on Sunday NOR
ming, from Washington, accompanied
by his son, Fletcher Webster, and pro-
ceeded to MarshfeId by private con-
veyance.
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THE GARRoTr.-Havana dates to the
Goth ult. state that il was thought that
the nine persons arrested on the charge
oi being concerned in the publication of
a revolutionary paper, would be CARROT
ed on the lst September.
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The Washington Telegraph says a
patent right has been recently granted
20 citizen Of Ohio for the. preservation
of fresh butter by chemical process, to
stand any climate Tor any time.
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Mr.. Monnot OF the New York Hotel
10 arranging for the construction OF a
large hotel, TO he built Of white marble,
and to cost abou, s5Oo,oOO !, will frort
on Madison square, and FIJI up the space
between the 5th and 9th avenues.
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NOTABLE FACT, SO wealthy is the
city Of New Bedford, that were its pro.
perry divided between every man,
woman and child in the city, each would
have upwards oI $1,000. We doubt II
there is another like place in the coun.
try.--There arc $4,000 Inhabitants.
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Where's Barnum I

A MAMMOTH CUNAED SrrAMER.--A
late letter from Liverpool, says tha,
Messrs. Burns have contracted with
Vim. Denney Il Brothers, Of Dunbar
ton, TO build the new steamship tor the
Cunard Company. The steamship is
to be Of iron upwards OF 5000 tons
bur,hen and SO tee, longer than the
Great Britain. The engines (paddle
whceD are to be constructed by Napier,
equa! for ordinary duty to 1000 horse
power. She will cost upwards Il flOO-
900.
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Twenty thousand dollars eur has
bscn offered for a store, now about 10
be erected in New York, thirty feet
front and one hundred deep, and refus-
cd The price asked is s25,ooo II is
a, the corner Of Liberty aud broadway.
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VERY Low PRICE,

To enable Families in the country to lay in sup
ply f,r their own use, the proprieton offer Five
eonpds g,1d swee, SoucHosc for Sl.25 Five Pounds
bp.lGg PFgqg for sl.ia; Five Pounds Ni,oro.e
Er sl sf; Fs,s P,mnSs Pine Sor,G Itrsor for %;
Five Fhnnts Orp R~sp~ br S2.s0 and Corrrr, ;,
ground NJ IfsN own Mills, Ten rouDs leSt CrBA for
30; Tea P,spRds best Java for SLIGO; Ten Pounds
best MocsA SI l.s0, ground.
0y- Orders from Tie country, enclosing the money,
NAV be sent AZ our risk and the package will bo
carefully forwarded, strongly packed. Ordass by
Express- men immediately attended to.
Address REDDiNG & CO,
China TEA Store,
loe wA,rt-vfcS s-eEEn Bero
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The Washington (Texas) Lone Star
reports that Presiden: Fillmore has
authorized Governor Bell to call out
five hundred rangers to serve on the
frontier.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
he NOT DEFRAUDED!

Nay book mless Dr. 4. VI. Maureesu, le9 Liberty st
v. " tas !.e aud the .utr, in lsrks Ohss
ihr back oftke title posds e aud buy ouly
cfr,pec ,he sd tmorbls dealers, sspa by ms aud sd
dress to DR. 4. VI. MsrrytaN
Fur tirs I1rv. wan cnuirssy yasshaT with few
tatiug rf important subjects every married .nss. will
r se "f catgr To enelong s,er stamp in
= pre- paid letter, ad,i ysscd ~ hcIyi
IRON r~ecipr Of rnyy Crass,. ior' Ono
I,oIInr for the Ane EstittN sycsn biMdl"g.l
" 9'Frua MARRIED. WOMANN PNIVATE
MEDlCkG COMPASSION ~ sept (sssSiss
free 20 my part Of the Unltesf Sfntss. All
letters must De post-laid. ssd addressed sO
DIR. A. M. MACRICEAU, Box I1I4. New
York city. Putlishing Once, No. Ix0 Liberty
street, New York.
For rae hy REM 4. FiLAEyr Nwpa
and hy ID. NJ. CC0k W ssiaencs-
Inn, = I'm
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II 10 stated that the result of Jenny
Lind's visit to this country was profit
Of $3O2, 900 to Miss Lind, and S3Os 900
10 Barnum.
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FRIDAY, Sept. 3.
Schr Elijah = Horton, Ncwcomb, Bangor,
Rockland Lake, NY; willipm Burke. Madison,
Diyh,oa, Va; Euoch French, Hall, Fall River,
do; G., sissa Budd, Sm;,h. Phih, o u vii.
E,ms; sylvia r., Bourn, nost, Aiexa,d ia; john
Brooks, Jennings, Prov, Bridge ~ Auicce-
dcu;, E,cke.. Prov, Port Ever; Aon E'ix.,, BE-
b., b,ov, Y; Emilv, T. y, Prov, Rondouti
Ai,ce, Erigmman, ,wcs'por,, v.
SATURDAY, Sept. 9.
Schr Alfred, Hill,nan, Rockl'nd. NY; Loop
ard. Fcrraud, Lubcc, do; Wm Stevans, Bird,
Chrrryfrll, do; Matilda, OIIrian, Lubec, do; T
u ii~l lgnsn, FilIb~ook, Mschi,s, Newark; Mary
Ann. lIopkins, Bangor, Mystic; Chmh,, Dodge.
do, s;tpningtvn,
shop Resolution, Baker, wetlard.
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A GOOD CUP OF TEA.

HOW dclicous and refreshing is good cup II Tea
III And how many there arc who pay 80 cents, and
fven 1J cents, pound for common Tea, when they
kan have for the same money, ~ less, nice, fresh
ind sweat Tea uewIy opened, with an aroma and
taste which inpay, a dsfgAltul, pleasant glow, anA
an invigoratigg influence. All Teas are injured by
being exposed 10 the air, and lose their goodness b
remaining loNs in ths chest after opening such u
bot the case W,th the Teas sold by Redding & Co.,
N their "China Tea Storc," No. 1913 WAsHIreTo.
sIRrEr, BosroS, This store has been in successful
operation five yeas, and Tpa, Coffee, and Chocolate
only are sold there THOUSANDS Of chests of Tea are
peeeived by tho Prupsep pr, ana disposed of annu-
ally and their stock, for variety of kinds, Is not
tqialled in the city, Besides devotiDg tsr sole at
tenton to the sale Of Tea gives to the purchaser
an advantage in knowing where he esn always gss
fresh sweet and choice qualities, ata
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Congress, during its last session, APP
Propriated four million. Of dollars tor
California.
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FARM TO LET .

'I'IIAT large and valuable Farm in Mldhtown
i Of which Sachucst Beach makes n pa,t, b,-
longing to the heirs al Nicholas Eastod, deceased,
is offered . let fom the 2j,h Of March next. II
has on il "A large aud frst-rie Bara. reccnil,
built Two good Sheep houses, and other lu'ldncs
in good condition.; aud will have u, least 400
loads Of manure to be- nfi by the present tenant,
to begin G,rming operations. Apply To
s26 1 JOHN +. TOW NSEND.
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lJ LET.

lD LET.
The lower part 81 the pl-asap,y situated house
No. 10 Marlborough Stree, pex, West oi the
Methods, Chapel, con'a,r,ngtSiS Rooms, lthls
good vel II Water and Mood h".sc aud Car
l,n a,t.ehed, lot terms spply on III. premises to
Mrs. Read. ot OLIVER READ,
s2bp pd go Thames street.
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"Oss" or THE New HAMpsHlRn
GIRLs.-A correspondent OF the Journal
relates the following:
While on visit TO my friends in New
Hampshire. the past week, had the
pleasure Of an introduc ton to Miss
Roslna Delight Richardson, the only
daughter OF Mr.. Nathaniel and Mrs.
Mary Richardson, Of East Alsiead,
Cheshire County, Nh
Miss Rosina is 10 years ofagc. is Fl.
3 Ia in. high, measures s feet A l-2
inches around the waist, 9 fee, 2 inches
around the hips, % inches around the
arm, above the elbow, II inches around
the arm, below the elbow. and ii 10
inche. in II straight line across the
shoulders.
At birth, she weighed 6 pounds, at 5
years l4s pounds, at 10 years 23S
pounds, at 10 years 3G5 pound, and
now, at 10 years Of age, she weighs
ATS pounds On estimating the quantity
OF cloth in her lothing when dressed
f'r ride on winters day, we found it
10 contain 90 l2 yards OF 3-4 yards
wide cloth.
She has brown hair, dark blue eyes,
is Of fair complexion, and has what
phrenologists would call well balanc-
cd head, the perceptive organs predom-
mating She an knit, spin, weave.
make shirt, or "A batch of bread, is a
good singer, and plays the piano with
taste and skIll-is considered one of the
bes. scholars in the town where she
resides-is courteous and amiable, and
lively in conversation, and ,vinces "A
general know Wedge, which might raise
blush on the cheek of some OF our city
bellies
yVl.s.5. no rpnp,
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TUE ORIENTAL BATI,S.

ON''sN ~ pN
OR vapor conductive With water, "a few stps
" below the Atlantic House, and South few
steps from the Murray House, on Cornee street
These Baths are mortified and administered to
meet the varied INDICATIONS o health and DIS
ease, in accordance with the laws OF human econ-
omy, by 4 u. PECklitM.
ml2
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Travelling Agents WsrAcd.

Competent persons will be supplied up
on the most favorable terms. A II w
more only will be engaged. Address
post paid Dr. A. NJ. A,aurcau, N. y
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MEYERS UNIvERSUM, No. ~.
gLirEDB ny CHAs. A. nASA,
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
Containing the following ekgam steel engrayiugs
THE WALIiAi.i.A (Ba,arn.)
SCENERY IN XXI, liMOND rARk, (mar
I.ondon.)
THE TEMPLE OF THE sun Ar BAL
BEG.
STREET SCENERY w CONSTAN7I-
NOBLE.
With descriptive text. rr,oe 25 cents, or -
per volume Subscrilrrs, in advancc, receive -
splendid engraving rs u premium. Pulhisl ed
semi anonthly.
HERMANN J. MEYER,
az P,sbiisLsr, No. l6t Hliiam NJ. " y.
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4 AIDES anil G,pii,w ~ " igs tuuhismd d 10
! II o,dcr, iy IORTON AApLkSON.
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Electors.

ELISHA HARRIS, Of Coventry.
ISAAC p. HAZARD, ofNewpsIt.
AMOS ID. SMITH, Of Providence,
CHARLES ALLEN, Of North Kingstows,
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Care OF
COUGHS, COLDS, M0ARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS. IS.WMOOPING-COUGH.
GROUP. ASTHMA. AND
CONSUMPTION.


liz eon'iirncr in ihi, nsdsb,, i-. Won hr II an
appreciation aud nWWisly p, iu s>Secdns the
rn"st .nngpinr c,pecu tons oS it, ion n. NUlr-ng
hut it, intrinsic virtues aud ilr unu.is'aLAl,' iin,ft
conferred on ,h"rs nds "f sufferers. seard oril1nn,
aud maintain the rrIi ~ on IL euDss v hi, m"u>
inrrior rr,c,.,- InfusI upo9 tlB. ,ounun,, \, have
lilcd and been dssan,G Il, thi- Aas snnrt EnAds %,
ever, rral. c"nIcrredbcn,at- On The ahii,,d rh'y
can never .ofgri, am produced cures too Numerous
aud IooIemai kan. lobe forgotten.
While II IL fraud on the public tO irrirnd that
,nv one meocin, wiz inl.,lr,I! cur-stll ,lc'c is
abundant p.oo, that the hcny r'clo al d"s
NOT on,y 'ensrdI thing, hut almost invariably,
cure the malnies / whih II is empl",,d.
As time naA ,rag 81 Is Wider md better kno" n,
this medicine has sriuail! hcc"me ihr hssi rt,apce
ol the afflicted from the log cabin Of the An'.iir'n
peasant, othc palaces Of European kires rhro' rh.
"ul this entire country, in every Stnic, cY, nnd in
deed almost every hamlet /, contains, 'ntRRi Pc
roa,L H. known ns the best r-n,d, rNinni fer dis
eases Off Ts~ TI'.".' .ui Lags aud IN many l"r'sn
countries IL l.. emins ,o b. .Niyg.,.k used b, their
mos; nreuisrnt Ph! scinns in Great Britain,
France aud Germany, where the medical sciences
have reached their hfest prritclion, tnrnnl PLc-
roa. L. i- ngoiuc,d, aud in constant u,r in the Ar
ubHPIldls, hiIlS
aud IN domestic practice, as the surrsi zen al! ihtr
attending Ply sic ias employ hI the more ddrgr
rous aY clious Of the lungs. Also in mildrr oas'
aud los rIEN's " 10 sac, pleasant, aud ell, Ctunl
cure. In tnci, oi Iss Ius.t naItrring c,timo-
nals We receive have been from parents who hive
onnd il chsdcious IN parii, uar! IN, d,n,a Ia
childhood,
The Cherry Prrioral IL manufactured 10y prac-
tical Chemist, and ever, ounce of IL under his own
eye, with myaIable accuracy AID care. u H. sealed
and protcctrdby law from 6ounrericis, cor-rqu'nt-
ly can be T.sd genuine "A vilhoui adult, ut' n.
We has. sn,i,n,or,a here te fHfni.h the Sranrt,i
~ with u medicine such intrinsic superiority Tud
worth as should commend itself To their confidence
II remedy n, once safe speedy aud cilr' tual which
this hHs BY repeated sud countless trials prayed i,.,
io he; and irn. by greh ''r- IN prrpagnE h With
chemical accuracy, "f apiUyW .;WpsIh 10 anard
Ph, sicians n new dgcNi on which they can nly Tor
the best resal,s and the afflicted with rrmtdy
that will do for them all TINT medicine cnn ,o.
PREPARED AND SOLD ny JAMES &. AVER
Practical aud Anal, iical Chemist,
L0W'T, Mass.
Sold in Newport, by n. n. FAIARb 60.
II. J. TAYLOR aud Z. q. Z. HAZARD. Druggists.
iuut 4
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CHAIN PUMPS.
Or Patent galvanized rn-ih--s rk.in
AZ A. n D III ~ AsIlIIy.

These ELEVATORS obs'ate the objection hnhrrto
raised agains, pn'nps; will not injure the water,
warranied to give peri,rt Satisfaction.
NJ james Shaw 10 ~ pnly agent W Ncwpor';
ow oi The Ehv iiors may hr sv.n NJ ANY time ~
o,,eraiion, in from, o5 ,hr agents h,w-e l.r"d
Street. CHESTER kEECU.
MARIO. ~
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6aA illarine Intelligence. fHA
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED,

I'm Rises, 5 % Sun se,., 6 qs ~. Water, 2;a
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.


VIVA II ITs
That bholJ u,ny fsmilss the meridian ls
bckeu 10 health AID pifits i,i cspitea &c dss@sss
snd ,nents dspf,,ing em ~ t~ s~st IN the snoymsns
AID happy ~n,say Of MUD Arising from aeo"d'o Of he~f
Many ofs of her saneriar' AZ hr.,-pssha years
bsor pesps daring gcod the hrst year. Of mau.sse-
ws sf origin 80 light as TO pass unnocsd aud oi ssSss
INArTER YEAzssr
%os and M sSss: 4. ss Of ss}
What would oitsa sis w. possess Ia .ay lie. the
knowledge we obtain s aztec yszrSs Aud whst days SD
n,sni 81 asssn We @. n2t h.;s sfsa spaced The
MELANCHOLY AND sTARrEIho'
To bsold the .istpes md sueex eudsr~d BY nssy wf
for years ou c9uses simple and eontrosbs easiy
Tensjisd-0r bsIier stin.-aot insured ifsvsry
WIFE AND MOTHER
N tx zach u ali which would spare herself wv
YEARS OF MISERY,
Aud 10 her hatn the constant toll snd asSsty Of min6
n,cSssl xNuhng upon him from sickRess 81 the wife.
wOut giving hiin the opportunity Of acquiring that
pstencs which his sreuions entitled and the possession
Of which would seese tho hapiness VI himself. wife. and
shilaen.
sE0URk YIIK MEANS OF HAPPINESS
BY beeo;ng timr po.sssssd % the Rno,sisdrs the wait
o which has caused the sckasss aud poverty o oussnd
IN view VI such consequence, wifs mother Is
respect herself which would her much suffering. se
epasr upon her cdrs that ,sng above ali prcs-h,slhy
bodies, With healthy minds. That kno~ledgs eon,ansdn
little work eut1tled
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ESTATE OF non. l.. ~, ARNOLD.
THE subscr,ber gives notice that he has been
appointed Administrators OF ihe estate Of lon.
LEMUEL H.. ARNOLD,
late ct Souih King .town, deceased; all persons
Indebted are requested TO settle six months is
s'loa cd Tor presenting claims to the Commission
ers. u, u. POTTER, Admr.
n ing ton, Aug. y,t, la53.