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DIR. TOwNsEND's
NEEETAnk FAMILY PILLS


A superior article f,r Jaondi6t, Cholic, Head
N ache, Sudden CohIs, lndi9, stn,n, l."s- =
Appetite, I lvcr Conn L,in,s and those d's'asr
incident TO females. The, Willie fUmnd very ls'r
,6cal Tor dyspepsia, Rhcunatisfn, and ior p'r
6ins tlrc bbod. The, are wholly vege,sble a.
safe in al c9ifdrfons They he rh' NJ ~ woods
b. ss, labehd on the outside, nh d'rcction ~
side bearing the s'gnnifte oi the Prol r'e'or nol'
others Me genuine.
Prepared aud sold by William Town,enf
Warwick, X. I. Sold IN Newport 10y ".
Hazard 4 CO., G.. q. &. liaTard, and X.
TayIor, and iy Dr,geists generally.
]. Balch 4 Son wholca'lt agents, Prov"leno'
X. I.
C,Urios.-rhe public are cauioned agains'u,
inc nm article b, the name of ID. To~nsend'sp'
C,r the cafr of all diseases. ] have good ress
20 b,lIevc that this article - not manufactured
any person uf thH ntme. and this, they oonis
other than vegetable m,ttcr aud ,ha, they are
spurious article calculated 10 deceive.
WILLIAM TOWNSEND.
Dr Tosnsend's Corr ihs'cr and Sicl
Slyo, a sue temcdy im torrs, Lame Va
Svclhn-s, Nc fot .ah b, the above agents
rci5 I'm vi
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SIIERBET OF SIIERAS.
TIE ORIENTAL BEVERAGE.

THE Shcrbei Of Shcras j. unrivalled in il. ar
i oma and dclicacy Of favour. imparting to the
nervous $, stem an agreeable tone and vigour. Its
ingredients are all vegetable, and were never be-
for. used in the manufacture of any other bever-
aye. II combines all the agreeable qualities Of a
coong, refreshing beverage, with the renovaling
aud nour,shipg properties Of London Porter. The
most delicate female can partake Of IL. not only
with impuni,y. but may experience a most scnsi-
blc and salutary advantage, u is the only eyhil-
ariing drink allowed b, the Mohammedan laws
under which all ,inous aud spiriiuous drinks are
prohibited.
Price of Quarts in Chsmpagns bottles, so, rs
per doz. plnis !, 62
A liberal allowance To Hotels. and parties wish
ing to sell again; allowance Tor bottlcs ahcn re-
turned, rs cts. and ~ W cis per doI.
ilASKiNS & BROrHER, Agents.
100 Washngton -. over the Nce England Hall,
Boston, iv
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@arrte0.

In Troy, N. Y, sih inst, by The Rev. GEORGE
e. baldwin. Mr.. Josiah q. Smith, and Miss
Mary Butler, both OF Paw,uxet, r. L.
AZ Rochester, New York, on the 2lth instant, =,
by the Rev. Mr.. PAWN. DE Lancey Floyd Jones,
United States Army, to Miss Laura Jane Whit.
ney, daughter Of The lte Waiham Whitney,
Esq.
In Providence s0th ult, by tie Rev Edwin M.
Stone, pastor OF The North Congregational Free
Church, John X. Wasley aud Miss Sarah Jane
Colesworthy, both OF Chelsea, Mass.
In Providence, July Isl. by Rev. A. G. Nor
ton, Mr.. Il. Chisole, Of New Bedford, and Miss
Ann NJ. Seabu,y, Of Fall River.
IL Trinity Church, last evening, by Rev. ID.
X. Brewer, Rev. William u. Ha,iron, oi Au-
gos'a, Ga, and Miss Mary q. Jones, Of Saw
annah, Georgia.
In Canston, 2iih ult., Mr.. Thomas Arnold, of
Apponaug, and Miss Freeborn X. Colvin, Of
CrIstOn.
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OF THE TINES NEWPORT THURSDAY MORNING JULY 1852

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-July J..
AZ market $50 Reef Cattle, no Stores, ~ pairs
working Oxen, liz Cows and Calves, 37OO
Sheep and Lambs aud 1900 Swin~.
Prices--Btef Cattie-Extra 81. let quality
S6 50; "a quality, % SOa6; 81 quality, 81
50,5.
Working Oxen-$65, 95, IOOaIl5.
Cows AMI CaIves--$l9, q, 23, "a, 2S. 3laAO.
sheep and Lambs--$2 rs, 3. s 5Oa4. Extra.
$5a6.
Swiee-5l.2a6 lie; retail Case. Spring
Pigs - Faj Hogs &c.
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[From the Irish Ailerlcan.l


AsAPPfAL TO COMMON SEssE.-It 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 HUToHIsos' vEG-
STABLE DYSPEPSIA BITLERs were specific
(or Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
oft, but they would MT believe our ipss DIRT
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sonal observation and from the concurrent testi-
mcny Of all our friends and acquanances who
have tried the article or have it tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether unequalled. That 1t braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, mparts
6rmness TO the nerves, and invgora,es the consti.
tuition; and that its stimulating effect s followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stomachic which medical science has
yet given 70 ma nkind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, he had Of
che agents, free.
PRIcE so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street.
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RIDER a. SISSON,

(sUcCEssORs To WM. \. NosE)
South TQuyO street, NsUp.It.
THE subst ribrrs take this method 0f informing the
Visitors nnd Pubc generally IhnI they have pnr-
chased the stock and leased the store and
ICE CREAM ESTABLISHMENT,
formerly occupied by WIN. =. Vose,
WHERE they intend To continue the business M
w heretofore, and will Keep constantly on hand II
selected stock Of foreign and domestic green and
dried Fruits Confectionery, Nuts, Preserves Brandy
Fruits Jers, syrups, Soda aud Cnng,t. Wafer, SC.
The Ice Cream Saloon viii he alwaNs supplied
with the richest Creams of various FluvOrs Pastry,
Cakes, &c From the long experience which Mr..
ssson has had in the Manufacture oi (VOse's) Crlc-
brat-d Cream, they feel confident Oi giving satisiac
ton 10 all those who may favor them with their
dsIs.
Hotels, Private Families, and parties supplied at
the shortest notice and an reasonable terms
PHILIP RIDER WM. SlSSON.
For the convenience Of people in the neghborhood o
Thames g., Orders be left Riders Fruit store,
Ia Thames 81. m22
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

IMPORTANT To DYSPEPTICS.-
DR., J. s. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN. The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LlEBlG. the
great Physiological Chemist, by J. $.
HOUGHTON, M. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly wonderful remedy for INDlGES-
TION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIV-
Err COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD. by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlets containing ScientIf, evidence Of its
calue, furnished by agents gratis. See no
among the medical advertisements
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WEDNESDAY, June 30.
Schr Alpha, McNeal, Frankfort; 81 Iuca,
Mathews, Lincolnvlle; Orono, Baker, Var
zale, Wicher, Rockland, NY; DP, Calpey,
Portsmouth, Phila; Jas Nelson, Cramucr, Bost,
Neybcrn, N G.; Friend, IIallctt, do, Philla; Pc.
ru, Crowell, Gardiner, n Haven; Banquet, VII.
lis, y Bedford, Suffolk Giraffe, Ma,cs, James,
port, n Y; n G Harris, Maine, Anderson, do
Jatp-r, Burke, Calais, do.
THURSDAY, July I.
Sthr Minerva, McGiverep. Fall River, n Ha-
ven; Aaron, Crosby, Bost, do.
Sloop Excel, Davis, Huntington; Mary Loui-
IA, Bennctt, Fall River, NY; Henry Gibbs,
Childs, Prov, do; Geo Gibbs, Derby, New
Bedford, do.
FRIDAY, July
Schr Mary Susan, Raynes, Calais, bridgeport,
loss Of bowsprit. jihloOIn and anchor, by coming
in contact with another vessel during a 'ense fog.
Sehr Brutus, Brown, fishing; Agawam, Bes-
Sc, Wareham, N Y; Angel, Luce, + River, Ron
dout; Corbulo, Roland, do, NY; Mary Ellen,
Sweet, do, Va; Hulda A West, Phillips, Taun-
ton, Portland; Kcdren, Lawton, Prov, n Y; Is
aac Funnel, Vail, River, N Y; Vintage, Ham
dy, Bost, N Y: Mason B Davis, Davis, Somer-
set, Phila; Centurion. Hatch. Prov, do; Reni
Franklin. Brown, Cherry field, N Y Attakapas. |.
Waite, Portsmouth X ], Bost;
Sloop Henry, Baxter, Cuttcrhunk; Jas Cor
ham. Nichols, F River, NY; ID Fish, Bah
cock, do. Albany Henry Gibbs, Child-, Prov,
NY.
SATURDAY, July 3.
Brig Citizen, Brown, Calais, n Y; Metamo-
ra. Nathan, F River, do; Protection, Young, C;.-
lais. Prov; Metallic. Allen, Diahton, Phia, Me
lissa Ann, Hall, Jame.port, NY
Schra Frances, ireland, Lovcrn; Marietta
Burr, Nickerson, Bost, Phila; N Carolina, Sea-
man, Mach'as, N Haven; Albion, Eaton, Calais,
Ph,la; Baltic, Sayer, Bangor. Bridgeport;
Hartford, Deane, do, IIartG rd; Allan, State,
Bristol, Phila; Henry Alfred Wall, Currituck,
Prov; q . Amelia, Me srson, Bost, Phila; Gi :
sabras. Fuller, do, Go; Leader, Burt, Prov, do;
Saml I. Croker, Burt, Taunton, do; Jacob Ray
mond, Bourne, Nantucket, do; Del Norte, Simr-
sou, Camden, NY; Palace, McIn'yrc, Rockland,
do. Yacht Myrin'a, Palmer, Excursion.
MEMORANDA.
Arid at New York, 2 Sch ) Bclden Hopkins
fom Matagorda.
ARID at Chatham Schr Cinderella Eldridge
from Banks Quero with $4,000 fish.
Said from Havana 10Th Brig John Balch
Melville, for Srrae Moreno to load, for this port.
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ASTONISHING EFFICACY OF THE
OxYGENATED BITTERs, IN A CASE OF
EIGIIIEEN YEARsl S.C MIMI

From Fiirhenry Homer, Esq, Of Boston. Mass.
BOSTON, September %, lsi5.
Dear S6,-It Is now eighteen years since WIS
FIRST troubled with the water brash and arrangement
of the stomach have taken advice of the best Ply
rcisns In this city aud New York, In London, Paris,
Germsny, and Italy, followed their presc and
visited the several sulphur and other springs IN this
country, the watering places Of Germany, aud else
where In Europe, and had found no relief since tak.
ing the Biiiers have never had a return Of the Wa
trrbrash, which daily troubled of late years to n
very great degree. My appetite has returned the
extreme fauence, severe constipation Of the bow els,
general debility, and sleeplees nights under which
suffered, have entirely LEFT me. Having found 40
great relief from this most discoursgine disorder,
have recommended n trial of Your medicine to many
ofmy friends who are now using u 10 great ndvan-
tsse. And ] cannot refrain fiom writing To you IN
It's favor and praise for the good you have bestowed
upon the community and trust that what little II IN
my scope to offer In extending th. circulation of yonr
"OSygenated Bitiers," will be done with grateful
pleasure st all times.
Yours. very respectfully,
FlTZ ENRi HOMER.
To CEo. n. GNgEs, Windsor, VI.
REED, BATES a Al sriN, Wholesale Druggists,
rs Merchsnts' Row, Boston, General Agents.
sI-o, for sale In Newport, by q. q. &. HAZARD,
n n HAZARD co, and ". J. TAYLOR.
PRICE-in large bot,l,s, si,ooi or bottles fr
200
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR SUMNER
COMPLAINTS.


DIGELOW'S ALTERATIvE.-A GER
ID TAIN CURE FOR DYSENTERY, III,
ARRHOEA, CHOLERA MORBuS, and all
Summer complaints
Price, 30 cents,
GEORGEw Bl,EECKER. Proprietor.
New Yorl :
This may certify, that lave tested the vniue
and efficacy oi "Biselow's Al,rraliye," aud ind
il 10 le u salo aud eilicacious remedy for those
very painful and often laa diseases which at df-
frcnt periods affect borfi old aud Young, viz
Dyscntery hopra Aorbus, Sc, Relieving il
to be Il valuable mcdirine IN the aboyc cases
checrully recommend it Ia those , ho MAY have
the miSiorune 10 be icted with DysenIery aud
the like, and having given il a fair trihl in my
own practice, which served admirHbl, the purpose
Gr which il was given, feel no hcsi'ancy in CIV
ing il my SANCTION az saie y valuable medicine.
l.. B. WRIGHT. NJ. ID.
6l McD,ngall street.
have used "Bigelow's Alternative" IN my Em-
lily and have neYrr found il TO Tail, when all other
remedies administered iy, and under direction Of
Physicians have proved lneilrct,al. ] think il "A
perfect corrective Tor Dysenleric aud all bowel
complaints.
GEO W. BEEBEF,
New York, March 22, 1852, ~ Wall sheet
We can add our testimony Ia that Of Others Of
its great efficacy in our own ease, when prostra-
lrd lp nD alarming degree by Bowel disease. IL
Was tha only medicine that gave relief aud one
now always Kept in the family.
Editor OF n. Y. Baptist Register.
X. X. HAZARD & Co,
ApothecMics' Hall, Sole Agents for Newport.
N3 SIN
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NOTICE.

WILL be- sold, At Public Auction, on Wedncs-
w day, July II, 1852, AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
unless previously disposed Of, the house and bot
of Land situated on Bridge Street, boun'edon the
North by Bridge ST., East by land oi Daniel G..
Denham, South by land Of the heirs Of Thomas
Z. Allen, deed and west Wy land of George W.
Norman. Conditions atthe tiur aud place Of
sale.
jy2 ID. G. DENHAM, Ag't for the owner.
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TAX ASsEsSOH's NOTICE.

The qualified electors Of the town of Newport
having at their annual Town Meeting holden by
adjournment on the I'd day of June instant Voted
a Town Tax ofnot less than twenty but tkous-
and dollars nor more than ,weaiy Eve ,NbuGnd
dollars, to bc sscd on the inhbitlnl Of said
town. aud the ra' 'cahle estates thciein as soon AZ
may be. The Undersigned Assessors of taxes
for said town, hereby give notice to the inhabr
tants thereof, and others owning such property
therein, that they Ill attend at the Town Clerks
Office, from Tuesday, July 9th to FRIDAY, July
18th next, inclusive, tSundny sxcplpa,I J from
Sl2 O'Clock, A. NJ, till ~ VI and from 2 2
O'Clock till O'Clock 7 NJ, Tor the purpose of re-
ceiving lists o ratcable property in said tow and
assessing said tax. All persons Interested are
required as the law directs to bring In to rs in
writing and under their nds, an exact list sf the
ratcable estate with pa,t 'ular description &c
each parcel thereof, and the yalnn Of Zach parcel
within the above namqd iimn, aud 10 make OATH
To the same, before any ane of ps aud rs is Tro.
yided IN the 81 Sec, oian Act regulating the as
sessing aud collecting oi Taxes" "N hosoye
shall rci,se 0r neglect 10 render and give IN an
account Of his raicabIc estate" "if he lr over
taxed shall have remedy for the same"
The assessors are very dcsirouS that greater
attention should bc given TO this requirement, as
they feel confident il would contribute nnch more
10 cq alize the tax.
Newport, June II, 1852.
NATHAN u. HAMMETT,)
GEORGE w, TAYLOR, Assessors
JOHN STERNE,
jclI
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TRIAL BOTTLES as CENTS oNLYL
J. RUSSELL sPALDING's
HIGHEST PREMIUM

OR CYrHEREAN HAIR OIL OR WASH!
FOR Improving, Restoring, und Embelli.hing the
Hair The virtues OF Rosemary aud Castor Oil
are too well known TO require encOmium.
=. w. I. BRANDE, y. X. g., L. &E.,
of her Majesty's mint Professor of Chemistry, in
the Royal Institution OF Gruat Britain and oi the
MHteria Medi'a To The ApOthee aries Co, and editor
oi the English Dictionary Of Science, Literature aud
Art, says-ROsemary IL an admirable siinuunt, and
VIII positively promote the growth Of the hair and
cure the headache. Castor Oil Is valuable for lis
nonrishing and Strengthening properties, and when
these are properly combined free from oil oi grease
aud the injurious properties If
ALCOHOL AND SPIRITS,
aud IL an invaluable remedy for all Diseases of the
hair aud scalp; rendering To the hair n luNuriant and
rich appearance" "
Mr. =. has the only receipt in America for pre-
pairing II IN this manner, and offers II IN % hot
Ties, for tral asO IN IS cent bottles each In n neat
fancy box, To insure safety and convenience in send
ing by express or otherwise.
All orders should he directed 10 the Manufacturer
and Proprietor,
J RUSSELL sPALDING,
DRUGGIST AND APoTHECARY,
No 20 fremont Row,
Opposite Boston Museum, Boston, Macs.
CAUrIoN.-lmiiaiions are sold. lie sure aud get
the genuine Of the Proprietor, Of his regular Agents
by authority, appointed IN every city, town and vii
lage la the United States and Canada.
N. u. Every Agent will be furnished n lot Of
handbs with name printed OH, by applying To the
Proprietor.
jls d3aw w3m
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SODA WATER.

OoDA w n EN.
N offering again this delightful beverage TO our
l. customers, we feel confident that We now fur
nish oi an unsurpassabe quality, and in great
er variety Of sly les than il has ever zen used in
this country. Our fountains. cookers, draught
tubes, &C., were manufactured Tor us expressly,
in New York. The water is furnished by Rush
ton, Clark & Co., whose celebrity is universal
as The first manufacturers in this country, Is unde-
niahle, aud the Syrups in great ,.iciy are pre-
pared at our own laboratory, from ripe fruits,
and unadulctrated materials. Three years expe-
rience in their manufacture, IN the living House
Drug Store, New York, enables us to promise
purer and richer syrups than can oi dinarily be
obtained. Our list, for the season, which will
he completed fast as the fiults can be procured
ae,-Suawberry, Blackberry, Rose, Vanilla,
Pine Apple, Nectar, Ginger, Orange Flower,
Peach, Moka Coffee, Chocolate, Tonic, Rasp-
berry, Cherry Fruit, Orgeat, Lemon. True Sars-
aparila,, Orange, Guimarve, Yolk of Egg,
Ounce, Red Currant, CalaInus, Wild Cherry.
Our coolers are on original plan, and produce
AN amount Of cold unattainabe by the ordinary
method. Our fountains will be IN operation dur
ing the summer, the sale being suspended on tho
Sabbath. X. X. HAZARD & CO,
j22 Apothecaries' Hall.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

6MONs. 4. BONAUD respectfully informs his pat.
aud the public In general that he will be- IN New
port IN a short time, when he VIII open his Academy
at the Hall Of the Ocean House. Price Of tuition
si2 for twenty lessons. Tuition days, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays.
Mons u has permission TO refer 10 George Jones'
ESQ., Due notice will be given ofthe opening of the
school JIG
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Municipal Court Of the City of Providence,
June 2nd 1880

June 22d, 1852.
Estates Of Sarah H., Mary g., EEsabeth W 7,
Isaac C., William L., and Julia d. Wiicor, (M,-
n0rs.)
NLARIsSA r. WILCOX, Guardian Of the per.
~ sons and estates OF Sarah II. Mary c., Eliz-
abeth W., Isaac c., William L., aud Julia Is.
Wilcox, minors, children Of Isaac Wilcox, late
Of said Providence, deceased, presents her pet-
ton in writing to this Court, for power and au-
thority, in her said capacity. to sell all the right,
title and interest which said mnols have in and
TO "A certain lot Of land, with dwelling house
thereon, bounded No. erly on Pine Street, in
said Providence, and measuring 80 by about 95
feet and glso in and TO cer,ain lot Of land with
a dwelling house ther IN, situate in Tiyerton, in
the County Of Newport, bounding Noriherly on
the highway leading fiom the Four Corners, Fast
wardly ;--and to invest the proceeds of such sal
in other property, according to law. Aud said
petition is received, and is referred % the twenty
seventh day OF July next, at nine o'clock, A. NJ.
Tor consideration aud il is ordered, that notice
thereof be published three weeks succcs.ively in
the Manufacturers and Farmers mrnal, n news
ptpcr printed in said City Of Providence, and in
the Herald Of the Times, a newspaper printed in
Newport, in the County Of Newport.
il 3w A. q. GREENE, Clerk.
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DEVINES' COMPOUND
PITCH LOZENGE.

A sure aud pleasan, remedy for Colds. Coughs,
Group, Whooping Cough. Asthma, and il lungs
enough are l,it to sustain life,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
SAFE for hs Infant 0 The Mroi,d, in any Stage
Of weakn,ss.
FROM DIR. Brown. of Lee, Mass.
ThiS osrtifrs that have made pse Of peyinrs'
Compound Pitch Lozrngc for cold aud cough, and
found immediate relief Therefore ! would rec
ommend il to the public as being safe and sovcr.
cgn remedy.
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BuRRINGrON,S HIGH PRESSURE SODA

The Subscriber now offers To his iricnds aud
the public, Soda Water with "a variety Of Syrups
in quality unsurpassed. The fountains and fipcs
are enameled ,hroughout thereby protecting the
Soda from tn" taste # copper other metallic SUBJ
stances They are charged with much care at the
cGehrated Soda establishment of II. II. Burning.
ton ~ Pro idence, and feel confident in offering
this delightful beverage to the public thai the,
will find it even more than meets their exlecla,
tions.
Soda drawn at all hours Of the day aud eve.
ming. During this day June llth, my friends
and en.lopors are respectfully invited ~ call and
partake of the Soda gratis.
&C. G. HAZARD, Draggist
and Apothecary, Nextdoor North Post Office.
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DENTISTRX-

lVM. II SMITH, Dental surgeon, having secured
w the rooms directly over the Post OiCe hns re-
turned to Newport, where he is IN readnrss Ia per
form the various operations pertaining to his profess
slon ~ "A most skiul aud scientific manner.
lie hts, been kindly permitted to refer those nnac-
qnhlhted with his operations To the following gentle
Providence, Newport,
j. j.. Bennet, ESQ, Rev. Jno. u. Choules, ID. ID.
Rhodes Burke, Esq. MIR T.. J. Townsend.
liarrisyiile, PhenN,
Ex Gov. Elisha Harris. NJ. w. Hale, Esq
Grrenylle, John MctIepor, N ID.
stephen Harris, Esa, Benj e.. Harris, Esq,
apl2 ly.
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Court Of Probate. N'ddietopn, June q, 1852.
CrOCkFORD +. TILLEY made application
- in writing for himself some suitable person
to be appointed Administrator, de bonis non, on
the estate Of CHRISTOPHER ELLERY, Esq,
late Of Middletown, deceased. IL is ordered
that The same be received, and the consideration
thereof referred to Court OF Probate to he hold
en- at the Town House in Middletown, on the
third Monday Of July next, at O'Clock, Z. NJ,
and that previous notice be given by publishing "A
copy Of this order, once a week, for three success
sive weeks. in the Newport Daily News, for all
persons Interested to appear ut said Court and be
heard.
A true Copy,--Witness,
JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Probate Clerk.
j2I 3w
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TO LET.

EOR the season, furnished, containing ten
J. rooms, the Cottage in Cottage Street, 2 sto-
ries; apply TO
i2S 81 Broad 81.
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HENRY c. BROWN.
Lee, October 2s, 1851.
AlSO

DEVINES' EXHI' ARATING SYRUP,
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints, DysenIery
aud all affections of the Liver, and Debility
arising from "a to'Id and impure state Of the
blood, Scarlet Fever and Fever and Ague.
Samuel ID. Fuller & Co., No. Wilson's Lane,
near State Street. Boston, Mass, General Agents
for New England.
For Sale in Newpor, b. G. G. c. HAZARD
and X. J. TAYLOR,
Ic3O 6m