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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

Tar HoTELs.-During the coming
season the many strangers who VIII
flock hither for busines. and pleasure
will probably be better entertained at
our hotels thar at any iormcr period
Judging from the activity on the preml-
ses. with a view TO the c., miori OF tie
expected guests. The session oil Con-
press, the national fair unde. the auspl-
ces of the Metropolitan Mechanics H.
stitute, and the incoming Of new ad.
minlstration, will be the principal at
fractions, and concentrate from every
portion Of the widely extended Union
persons of all ranks and conditions
There is no question that we will have
an unusually interesting as well as gay
season,
Wizards Hotel. under the proprie-
torship Of Mr.. Henry A. Willard, stands
in the first rank ol such establishments
Here, the spirit OF Improvement is re-
markably active, and comfort seems
10 be the motto which directs the op,-
rations. The accomplished and popu-
:ar Major Field is here to see tha'eve-
ry thing goes right, and that his subor-
dinates obey the calls Of duty.
From the indications around us, we
repeat, the travelling community will
have no occasion 10 complain oi he
boarding accommodations during the
season upon which we are all about to
enter. - Wiashington Republic.
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Memoir tNDA.

Ship Helen Augusta, ui this port, Was ut The
S'aof Oko,ch, August 10, lsj2 hal i.krn
800 bb's, righ, whale oil.
Sli from Havana, i,h, bark Marh, Anna,
Balr ck,. ipr New York. de-. 7li, L,g X Is
Liwtnn, t;.rdmr. Tor New Nmk.
Arr. Al New York Nov iSih, big X Is Law
ton, Gardner, from Cuba.
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" Franklin Pierce is the youngest
man who has ever been elected Presi-
dent Of the United States. He is 4S
years ofage. Washington, John Adams,
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, John
Quincy Adams, and Van Buren, were
each So Jackson, 62; Harrison, 6S (;
Taylor, &c and Polk, so.
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A Journal k pt durint Summer 7 NJ, fnr the
"A Children of Il Village Scho"l, b! lle author
ol"Amy nerbeit" '9;errru -" &c, Three parts
in one volume, IL, 90; Part !. ost-nd to Lake
Constance pat =. Constance to the Simp ln;
Pant 3. From the Simplun th,oags 'bs 1!rol To
Genoa.
Midsummer Fays: or the Holidays at Wood
leigh, hy Susan piudar, author OF "fIrside
Fairss" &C., 75 cts, iur salc 10y
WILLIAM II. PEEK,
os 81 THAMES Street.
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sun Rises, 7 O3 sun Sets, 4 81 VI. Water, 20
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, November ~.
Brig Waterloo, Lewis, Prov, Phila.
THURSDAY, November ~.
Schi. Corell,, raddlrimd, Taunton, \ y.
PHO, Poat " ~ Shidd,, sullivan, V, ON a
cruise. Shop X, solution, Bak.i, Nnki"id
FRIDAY, November ~.
Brig Round ponl, ricrce, Prov, Richmond
ID lua, Millekin, ~ Mar,s. Bosion.
SATURDAY, November 10.
Schr. Orient. Wa, man, Bangor,
SInop Ariit, FORESTER, Bri-toli Finu'a or,
Covcll, Denni.. Provj IIeh, cslc. bristol, Var
mouth; Minn,. Waddlc, do, Ny; Rcsolm,on,
Bakcr, wickGrd; WIN Pcnn, Winslow, lied.
ford, Warren.
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AND SIT ~ T. IIR


ARRIVAL "f Il. &. W RObl 81" f'w y"rl Z.
r,ulrss"r oi ,sIrt lnsy, Astronomy fhn y, Hid
Grnmanc,, having just ruINrd hun / Ill felphil,
where he hts MT Wth the u 'si 'Niihup naTN F',.
r,ss ,' the last luur uil, I~ttv h> ,tINn,s
ih- ciiiuus al New hurk. nrd u. Nuii \, 4. v
Rnhnrk hciug Ihr sryrti sun rf the Sr.ih sou ~
haN male NslTulugN his 'usN, sigd, siurt II =
curly "f hii,rn Nrais, rrJ,Ns advantage d riNt
T"n ta,' u 80 AID - Il c un. thai T., ,std d,
none IN t,s country ,,I n u rrr std h'ins - Eii-
tel bt Nature ~ having ruliVAtd the - lltsstt gr
hc l. prepared 10 nddI1 Ihrm to the hiiuNiig NJ,
ad ih iun.'i'tr co.. sttiu Htun ti The IL i, " IL
i"pics He "Hu he cuusulrd with athr ~ 60 ~ hN
lrirer, n Irr paid, AMI Ia prepared nah, nee ui
his power "n ANY of the h llswna topics; Husi
"i MI descriptions usV' Hing b, lnEd ssdi court
ships HtyCCs given tuT their su6rtSsiI t'mpl ii
urgt = 0tuntn ~ stttks. p,,' hdI d,.' unl ,s
tat~ Tie recovering oi lrgHCs ~ disl ute tho pur
chasing of tic kets and the satt, of shil u
also has had the homer OF r'eIV C,Ii Crr" rt ~
th. Honorable q. john iiruaduitr inIm,lk King oi
sweden, whic, IL vii give Inn g,,ai n, isun "
shown Ia these wh. MI h.N'I hu MD, cali IIc
sso offers his service ltctiI htHlh, vtblih AID
marriage, lovrhia'rs loutn"hs, mwttHts, dG uliN ~
Busimas, fraud, sickness ana death pr~i, pi,srni hrd
future events, aud all the concerns ui life, ~ invites
all these who M, afflicted corp"rally ui ally -
Trrms-i adi,s 70 centsi geLtleu ~ -. NItNries
cal'un'ed ard read IN iull, According 10 ihi oIa'hs
aud mast ,uliGc sIgrs, Hdi,s Sli gent 'I'n 30
NHtlSitlcs ale uhitd OIf n Ia T. omhhr!, oI Ia"
dies So ~ full So gentlemen So IN .nll S5'--I'f-
sous ~ distance can have Iheir uhyiIe. '-nwD hy
sehdii the date Oi the daN ol their birth. " hi-
ttrs containing The above lee viii receive nLitd-
Of the United States, written ou durable pFI.r All
atrs ou Hn, Of the above topics, II postpaid, will
H. ~, wercd gratis. His Ollie, L. No White street
ablucks hrluw BroadNHy. ~ daw ~
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BRONCHITIS, HOARSENEsS, &C.
nD..kl IlnhNf rDhsfItEG

V'llE>E lolcng"s ATE prepared irum h'ehl,
L esteemed recipe, E,r alcyiaing bronchial A.
lrctpns; poscssin! pccuiihr properties which re-
move hoarscoess. md render the voice smooth
and clear. Public Speakers, Singers aud Other
persons suii, rug from ailrciirns 81 the Threat,
llo,rscncss, Colds uf longer ~ shorter Duration
or ot Ic, lmpedmcnts oi tn VOICE, will hni these
inzrngcs cicnrious ~ alliN ING an, invitation ~
the bronchial tubes, whether produced u, cold,
influenza, ~, unusu Il rNrrii"n oi the 'oral or
gans, in publc speaking singing. rni up ly
JplIN I. BROWN & son,
l2J Washington 81, Boston.
soil IN Newport b, u. \. TAYLOR,
nI6 3n,o Ma. 10. Thames ~.
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Mn. JAMES ADAMS. long and lavora-
bly, known to the travelling public as
book keeper, in the employ of Bridges
& West al jones Hotel, in this city,
died on Friday las, in Prt'sburg. OF
which city he was native. The urban
lty Of MIR. Adams cndeared him to all
who were brought into connection with
hun, and we deeply regret hls death,
though his il'.esS has been attended with
prolracted sulfrriNs. lie is succeeded
IN h duties hy Mr.. Joseph Higgs. a
young gentleman every way competent
to their discharge, and his courre us and
amiahle disposition will soon make him
as general a iavoritc as was his respec-
ted predccessor.--Ph Phi. Sun.
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LADIES', MISSES AND CIIiLDREN'S
SHOE MANUFACrORY.

No. 46 THAMRs sTRFET.
IL ID. BEEDE has commenced the manut,c-
II. ture of Ladies', Misses and Children's
Caters, Polkas, Bootees aud Shoes Of all the va
rious styles aud patterns, ofthc hest material aud
finish, and at ,he lowest possible prices, Tor cash
- perfect fl warranted. All his work is warrant
Ell. A few pairs on hand and for sale low or
cash.
Mending done with neMness aad despatch.
Rcmeiniss, No. 46 Thames ma, i3
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SAFETY

TNIIE pearl Of great prize is ai last discovered.
l. The newlN invented safety Fluid Lamps; this
invention will bring Burning FLUID more general,
into use. aud zach things as esplnsn Will no
more bc heard of, as these can be used by any
one with perfect safety.
Cali and examine aud .a,i-iy yourselves Of the
fact, at Rll'ERS,
.2l Ill Thames 1t.
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PA.siNe AwAY.-The following beau.
siful thought from Gothe is peculiarly
appropriate TO the present -" Tie
year 10 going away like the sound Of
bells. The wind passes over the siubb'e
and finds nothing 10 move. Only the
red berries ot that slender tree, seem as
II they would f,in remind us Of some
thing cheerful und the measured beat
Of the thresher's hail calls up the
though, that Ia The dry and falling ear
lies 30 much n0urishn.ent and liic."
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tDtk ~Alb
CiiE hou-c 10 Tsun'r .urrt, f'rm'Ily "rcu l"d
/ H., Gideon Palmer. Jr. The hous' y H. so"d
order aud s vc,y cppv, nWnN au"ugr'. i"i
term. ~. sppl, in R'chnd palng l'n.v,d, ro',
20 .isl T.. l.. HAMMOND.
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DORTE MCNNAIES aud C,gw Gases. The
L hncst as.oitnti ,vtf udr'rd !, NJ, p ~. ui
Pearl, she'll Mmorr", rsrr MYtm, Iuir
Nnnnaicr and Cigar asrs, iast uprmd aud hr
-nle lpw, ly ". W. 1iSDAlb SUN
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MONDAY. November 22.

Baik Hector, Cole, ~ Helena, Warren.
Schr. = J Cummings, Veaxry. Bangor, Fall
Riverj N l. wasson, Hatch, de-; Ninrod, Rob
bins, Troy, Prov; Mtu'moras, Nichols, Wick.
ford. Va.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

@-Tho area Of Babylon was two hun
jred and twenty-five square miles, that
OF Nineveh two hundred and sixteen
square miles, while That Of London and
its environs is hut one hundred and four
teen square miles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

MA large quantity Of wine and rais-
ina that had been smuggled by the
English schooner that appeared in Long
Island Sound a few weeks ago, has bee
scizel ip Norwich.
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CARPETINCS

Al
sKEAT REDUCTION fROM roRNrH PRICES.
PEIERSON & HUMPHREY,
$40 Brnadway,
cORNrR ~ wHITt sTREiT, sfw yoNE,
DEG lc.ye Ia call the attention of their Eh de
ID lsl,ud lrtms Ia ihru' gnits'sk
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CART TING
vRich, ou ing 10 the reduction Us the Eugli,h
Manufactures, will be G'si used "b the Il How.
Ing ,5n' m, iou PritoA'
Iyels, Carpet, fl" & 50ioS 2 90 per !ad.
TapcsirS, w @
3 Ply extra heavy - "a " l-2
Suueih", W W ~ l-2
Good, all Wool 80 cents I'I NaId.
or CLOTHS.
From to - inches wid' ~ pi crs cTu,ll "
MATTlN(S.
1, 5-I and e-iI hin, ia, cy and III ~ stain
Rods, Drregris, Table and Piano t",u., Rugs,
Mats Of ever, hnd, tog. tinr with all .lher goods
found ia Carpet Stones, i"r salr full t'n per c,nr
less than an, other Ga pet EsraIli,hmrIt in Ihc
Union. We ihucame challenge the whole trade
To show fuch AN extensive slOck al such low
prizes.
jylO daw
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man foreign In my & cling
Su,.TN 4 ItNNOOn.

az an , man anI d,rm uo'iing WHICH rciatcs
man foreign IN my + cling
YC,Tu 4 tNIIO0F.
VIGOROUS LIFE tR 4 PREMATi RI DE>TBs
Kuk,hn on S'tf -ssefeo'i"n--on't - cots.
", IS RooS inst published, Is iIlrd with r.'ul lh-
1 formation on the iliiriiws shd Else ises oi the
hunur sNS ~ II H,idr's s>,s iis"ll HHAr 1" it"th'
Nanhno aud ,IId ,gr--to all who aprr,ltp' nr sni-
f.. nlrr the drr nsriurudes al earl, o pro ohs'e
l,.rr,rnns nll whu arl III" e .hatistNc cn' Ia
nr nnuril IA ,lt.--Iu NJ 40 Ia addition Z" ~ ciDn.
nh, sirai eurray rt toe Victims oi nervous aud men-
10 nrbili,y All a. ru1.rs ahl melancholy de poh'-
enc, to ali ste. y woud SAY
REAo oTiilS GDOH
Tn, valuable A. ice impressive whrumg "
gyrs will prry.n wears ol misery and siiering and
,,,r .uulnllN thuisauus o. Nts
Parent. o., tad,ng /, y y learn how 20 ptevrn me
destruction -. thrls cd'l'lrcn
n r,nittru,,. a. - cents. enclosed III ~ ltttrr
rdIlrrs,rI 20 Dr kinkcm Philadelphia VII enruS
n book, Judcr ,.ope, pet tf,tM" al msil
lrD y. - ,ea,r ter 'deut hNsician " " cor
n,r of s gnu iriun s,rcul, between -ia'c ana mo,
phtt, leipaia nv, ,.e cunsr'icd conh'lrl tH!lN
lie who nlacrs aiinSrit under the care OF or "a,
NAV q u nusl, unfd- ~ his honor "a Gentleman,
aud 'ni lidchtN ',ly anon his skh Hs t'A siitn
Person. a a e i ,ncc ava, iuIliess u n by letter,
fptr rsd ru. ur cnrc' Hi h'ine' o.,
Packages uf mt,riurs. directions, &c tiwHt 'eu
lN ,cndmg remittance, aad put up sscurc iroh lam,
ag' cu,io-ty . ,
Gons seller, News Agents, Prdlars, thnsos-rrs
aud ~ o'acs supplied with the above work ni very
InT mtr. ap2i iy ds~.
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WINES. &C,

WINES, nc.
NUIE Consumers of " ,ncs and ioreign liquors,
resident in Newport any other part oi
Rhode Island, are respectfully informed aat II "m
ON, extensive Stork, embracing ALMOST every va.
ric,y, We o,e prepared to supply their wants, at
lair rates, ~ such quantities as can b. conv'n"nt-
~ transported, on their orders being SEM To ~,
Though MIR. ROBERT :. BARkER, l63
THAMES ST. NEWPORT. The articles will
all I've put up in the finest conditions and with the
bill. be forwarded as directed,
+. w ENGS & SONS,
New York, 23d July, 1852. l3l Front -.
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AWAY WITH BAD BREAD!

AWAY WITH BAD BREAD!
LIVERY Cook auI Ilouscke,per IN creation
II h,s cxperien o the misery Of having their
Bread. Gsrut and Pastry SPOILED, even after
taking ne mos cxtrcmc p'ins Ia prevent 1.
Tncy woul have contiouel he annoyed Tor
ever by h,dry Jscnf, pastry, e.. had not DuK'
kEE, a,ter having perceived the difficulty, set
himself ,b ut aud succeeded after ccasrless ei-
forts, in iuventing lis
BAKING POWDER!
OF world wi celebrity, and which, ancr ha''ng
been TRIED, has been approved SIOUX
BREAD! HEANY BISCUIT UNPALA.
TABLE PAST. 4! are ~ once done away with
as you need never experience a failure with it,
Il IS CHEAPER, BETTER, HEALTHIER
and SURER than any other like artIcIc cxtani
|, requires ~, Yeast. Shortening, Soda or Cream
Tar,er :! Use II according 80 the directions
up,n each package, aud he n,tssi, highest, sr"f,a
biscuit, cakes, pastry, Sr.,-MADE WITHOUT
ANY TROUBLE ,-,,nd almost lnstant'necu'l!,
will abuldan,ys tsiy N"u.
For Hotel, Steamboats, and Packets, 1t -
without parallel! ,
DURKEE'S Is the ONLY GENUINE. aud
warranted To- IL, fee from any inJurons qualities
His written Signature viii bc bound upon each
pickage. Whosocvrr tnuutcrleiis u viii We
guilty oi FORG ERy,!!
y22 NEWTON EROriiERS, Agents.
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tlI,St IA.

THE pure grease of the Canada Black Bear,
i superior To all other preparation, ioI soii'nng
giving a brilliant eioss and Increasing the growth
ol the hair; a fresh suppl, At
slI X. J rAYLOR'S.
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THE GREAT RFMEEy tuR

The vEGETAi LE ~ =
NARY Balls ~ Is Ii"lsL'y
wilh,u, II parallel Ia ins,
GuiiDg ~ nml Il more than
1g,niy fre i,ars, iuil, main
tanned the high rcpntali' n
which il has aoquIi,Gior CoA-
COMPLAINTS, and
'all DIsLAsts Of the l.UNGs,
THROAT and CHLsT, II has
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DANIEL WrBsrER.-Thc venerable
DR.. Nichols, of Kingston, Massachusetts
communicates TO the Piymouth Memoir
al the following incident connected with
the accident which beicl Mr. Webster,
in May last:
While | was dressing tho wound
on his noble forehead, which was much
confused and somewhat laccratcd, Mrs.
d., the lady OF the house, entered the
door OF the chamber and passed TO the
opposite side oi the room, with seeming
awe, as if fearing to approach. Mr..
Webster, casting his EYES on the
woman as she passed, said. Madam,
how very diversified is the lot Of ofhuman-
ity. in this our world ; a certain man
passing from Jerusalem TO Jericho, fell
among thieves and was lily treated. A
man passing from Marshfcld TO Ply
mouth, Tell among II very hospiiablc
set Of people, and was taken care OIL"
The Siarcsc twins, Chang and Eng,
are the owners OF large number OF
slaves, m North Carolina. and are said
TO be very severe task masters. They
are married and what is singular Chang
is said TO be Pierce and King Demo-
crat. and Eng is something OF Hale
abolitionist. The former has six child
ren, and the latter five. Eng's wife
weighs 22O pounds the aggregate
weight of the twins is but 2l9.
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TErom the Irish Amcricnn.1


ANAPPEAL TO COMMON SENsE.-lt wonh
10, at this day, to advance opinion without CIV
ing "a reason for il. We might tell the public in
every issue of our paper, that mUTcHINGs' vEG-
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BIrLERs were u specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
Of it, but they would n believe our i@e d'1H
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sonal observation and from the concurrent tcsti
n,ny Of I'll our friends and acquainlanccs who
have tried the article, or have seen it tried, that
its tonic, aterave and restorative properties are
altogether mcquallcd. That il braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, inpats
irnncss to the nerves, and invigoracs the consti-
tuition; AMI that its stimulating effect is followed
by M reaction. We therefore consider il the
very hest stomacht which me.ical science has
yet given To mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can he had OF
the agents, free.
PRICE 50 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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DAZIN'S MARSHMALLOW SOAP.-lhis
ID delightful soap, extensively u,cd IN Par,s,
j. cntncN new ~ this country. u possesses 'bs
desirable qaal'ies Of rendering the skin drlicale.
I, smooth aud clear; IL count, racis the ill 'i,'U
or Alkaline Soaps, giving the skin luNu,i"w,
brilliancy, All imparts To ,h- hands delightful
perfumes sold by tst7l RI IAL LoR'
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PIANO FORTES FROM NEW SCALES
CEVEN, ,-si>-and-ihree- and sS oc-
- tavo Rosewood Piano totics Iust IN ,nG:actui-
ell from new scales aud of decided superiority oi
tone, can be had hom the Subscribers, for read,
cash, AT a great bargain. Every purchaser viii
he secured by full warranty, and tho.e who may
purchase by order will be as we'll de 10y as IT
present themselves. The leading ncnbc, Of ,hi,
irn, having been for ~ ny years teacher ct n'u-
SIC is more thai orllnari, qualified both To pro-
,luce aud IT, select instruments which viii br ar-
ceplable To customers. Our Warroom Is IN the
center of the city directly opposite the New Iln-
ven Railroad Station and near all tie Stations al
the principal Raih dads leading from this cty.
J. +. WARNER, & CO.,
j,9 :m All Broadway, New fmk.
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itI ONLY ORIGINAL Arp GLsUiNk
.Cl.IREiiuGH'S
TR cor IL T. IL d USl
Let those nov use
VIII never usrd ieiore,
Aud those who always sscd
Now Use the m,c,


,,,,IIs i,.tIy celebrated and wheiv known ron.
1 Mound Whirh ioT sixteen afs hhs net WIN "s
tiu s he'd siirrrSs wherever has h'rn tnir"ln'rt,
/. ,nv ,,,Inr, 90 such allow price ~ VIII raflr %
,o ~, within the reach al ~ ~ - th' 'h'Hpts' Htd
h..t .r,rl. nnv W. Use It, curative ptnr' Ties ne
almost nirnrnIrus, Scshi ii.ad. sail Rb,un si'trs
a, in.rots and MI he nuictaa. urin ct dir"g,"sbls
,utan,ni. rtuttiuns disappearing ~ " hN nHgic
IrS STRENGTHENI NG A\D srlNItATINe
an ,Iuir. nrr unrtya,d rnusna intN a,t lhr nefves
rrd hlnod Vtsse. vi hira strtN nutfhi"it imrar'ihH
n. DIN 10 th- greatest al datUes aduhncit IN brsu-
,,Gi mad at btirl ~ tbs iHn ~ psrh u oi Ute.
FUH ar NDiJATiNG IA Nnkiit " " unsnrras-
s,J {, len,si, the -km rumplrtrp "i evriN imIuri-
"a leaving the hair neither gumuiy, dry, bu, moist,
.o aud SHAY II " superior To oil 10 dress the hair,
a. IL doe. n"i sol the ha, head dress aud keeps
longer moist. .
re rRI 'opHEROUs has gradually r,sen In IA
yor with the public, ny iiS avn merits aud not lte
the pul aad sphemsral compositions existing :" dsy
aud swallow ii ~ "hlivon io morrow, until has be-
com. nc al th. staple. I'd lite and oel el i"f ny s'l |"
one f the neor.sts "f the toilrt Hi tusi ~. fh'st
The knuwu populsfii, ~ the Tridorh"r""- bar "r I,
tssinned man, spurious aritr's, hrHrtG "ttwhHb
IN, .a.nr u,u,c and thtrrtrr. Lahs sud erntie-
,eu pur h.iug uin-t ihrf,iue Le Vsf, tu =" ssk sr
, an INE iIGIi : sTRiJOPItERpts
prcparrd b, Mar Jhohnsa, N,~ foik, sh5 bs
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
hsA ltlarine 1ntclliecntc. dsa
PORT OF NEWPORT.

sun Rises, o, sun Sets, 4 81 u. Water 80
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Died.

IL Lancaster, on the 9Th inst, Of bloody fuN
AsISE G., wife o Oliver p. Wetmore, aged -.
IN Lancaster, on the 81 INST, o. dysen.ery, ELI
BETH wife OF Beng. b. Archer aged "a.
II AlilvilIp on the lst inst, Of cholera. STLyEs
rga + WEE8, in the 18th year Of his age
h Melville. at thu same time, Of CHOLERA " 3
Use MANCHESTER, aged 10
Near CdssyiIle, Aug ZarA. OF liver complaint
Mana E. vile of A. ID Ramsey, aged ~.
III Plattyille, on the 22d ult., Mrs. ELIZA Coon
alcH, aged 9 years.
Al her reside nee. IN Waldwic<, on the 10Th ms
EEBEccA, wife OF John Parlison, 10 the 45t
year OF her age.
Thy work of life Is done,
Thy spirit is set free
Earth strife with thee is er-
Thou hast the victory.
We would not call thee back
To this Inconstant vale,
To cross again LIES sea
In such a stormy gale
Rest Mother dear: no more
10 weep, or suffer pam;
Tor on that happy shore
We viii all nee. agaIn.-Coa.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONY.

,,..rs ]. Wright Co, order (aiay ~ 1881 fifteen
fmv Liniment, and says, this article has perform
&c astonishing cures IN this city, ard sells well,
ud sell it as low the Mustang Liniment the aes
~ would be immensely greater than that article, as il
.vrtting out Of repute.
vssr, Kendall & Co Of New Orleans, say that in 3
IN ,irns no other Eminent vii % sold that cit.
a evidence ike tue above ooud De given sufficient
The columns OF This paper in fyer Of The Triumphant
-. Of tbi, valuable medicine.
=. genuine w. B. F4rreI's Arabian Linimeat is sold
.ty by R D. Pufori.
- see advertisement. AVIS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
Notice.

Y virtue or an order from Probate Court OF Gran
ID Count, state OF Wisconsin, Will offer for
public veHdue at the centre House in NiueTa Point
The 2 an day OF September next, at O'Clock a. NJ. h
following lots IN Strung's addition Mineral Point.
wit: . Is, & TO- in BIZ. >, Los & a, in Bk
t.uts q 4 IL. in Bk (; Lots > & 5, in Bk Lot 6.
Bk 6 Z, Bk 2, LOIS s. in Rs. =
~, N TX L, Lots z 40 q IL Ia b. l. Lot 8 IN b.
IS Lots 2 4 p & II, IN Blk. n Lots g, 10, & II ia 81
IL lots !, & Z. Bk. 70 Lots 8 & o, in Ok 81 Lot
m Ek p, ?, 4 6, in Bk 80 lots ,, l. g. o. & IL,
BE- p Iots 3. 5, =, O. in Rk ~ .oL in BIZ. p
i.at 6. in Blk II. lots :, ,, BE- a., Lots ?, x 8, ~
b. A.. Lots ], = Il, in Bk a; Lots s. and T. i, Bk
terms cash. or secured credit interest at per
Al RED BIZ ,NSON.
Guardian Of Mary B. ami 1hus. b Burnett.
Mineral p. int Aug 54ih. l-51 4W44
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-16
MARRIED,

II Platteyile, on the 23d ult. EDWARD II Sro-
.~s,, 10 Miss Minerva SHEEK, both Of p
f. Lancaster, on the ID inst. by Fl ). Liscnm
RI Mr. LELAND GILLESPIE 10 Miss MARY JANE
goaaa. all Of Lancaster.
h PlattevilIe, Aug 18th, Hon WALTER c
s..cH. Of Elkheart. Indiana, 10 Mrs HARRlEr [
u.gp of Plattevllle.
n Platteyile, Aug. eIst Mr. JAMES WArLIS
Mss NJ 4 HUNTIS6roN.