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CASH JoBBINs SToRR.-To TEE


CASH JoBBINe SToRR.-To TEE ATTN.
ZION OF 0HREwp MyRHAHTs.-NNs SEPARATE AMP
DISTINCT ORGANIZATIONS UEDBR ONE fIRM-We can
show the extsnsvs asssrtmsht OF 9esos ouefee
this ctr Oar system division Of Goods under the eeao
Of with separate OFT anzanon and accsuAts
q insures energy, economy and ability.
The Heads Of Departments e1ucased TOY ms sassh
end duty they called upon 70 perform.
Hosiery Dspa nsnt San psl Groooock, purchaser Aaa
White Goods Department Henry X. oKssfs. Purchaser
Carpet nd OIL Clsth Ds,srtmsnt. ". ,. Barry. Pu-
Wooisn Department and all Goods suited for Mems
Wear and the Trimmings therefor. DEXTER Thasy, Psr-
Ysnhes Molten Department. a separate AND distinct
stock, complete any establishment eIcunvey In NE
Ine John g. Shelley Purchaser and Manager.
Print and Gingham Department, r. G. Mo9toh, Pu1-
eSassr, and John q. Plinpton, Manager
Dmestic Goods Department H. q. Moulsen. PursAAasx.
snA John @. Phnptsn, Manager - ~,
Womsn's Dress Goods Departments, g. mosltons Suf-
u aser. and John @ PlimptoB, d anaxer -,
Ou Goods are offered NJ MET CASH PRICES, unasvalns
Ruyem are requested TO cell md sxanias the merits q
scr professions and inquire for Mr. Pmpon. who will
nake them acquainted with tbs head OF each Department
Our Ready Made Clothing Department 10 managed e.
eausivsly BY William Gardner nc garments are manu-
e4ursd and got mp By him. and ere provssba for shss
Uyie and cheapness. 800
nGsds (Iothinr fwEEpY, MoULreH PLMPToN,
Importers nd Jebbcrs, No. n Broadway.
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NEw.HAvss, Monday, April $40 P. NJ


The results of the election, as far as heard
from, in this vicinity, are: New-Haven-2
Wings elected by 500 majority. The State
ticket about the same. The Wing Senator, Gil.
bert, is elected in this District by 427 majority.
Train, tWhig, is elected in the vth District.
The With District is uncertain-probablyO Opp.
Ns,c- Haven COpnty-Of the "a towns in this
county, electing 80 Representatives, the Wings
have l6, Opp. IL, with to hear from, OF which
are probably Whigs-showing ne. Wing gain
Of 5.
NORWICH, Monday, April S, 1851.
Kendrick, (Whig) for Governor, has 30i maj.
Latham. (whig) for Senator BIG ma.
Two Wing Representatives by 346 maj
Thompson returns two Opposition.
KilliBgly returns two Wings.
Brooklyn returns Wing.
Bloomfield returns two Opposition.
New-Lonaon returns two Wings.
BRIDsEFoRr. Monday, April sill 20 PM.
Tenth Disrict.-For Governor. Kendrick,
(whig) 1910; Seymour. (Opp )R,OOs.
For Senator-Perry, (Whig) l.7sS; Judson,
(Opp.) l,s4l.
Representatives, Opp; whigs-being a
Wing gain OF 2.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-A
.yn<.ysd in SATURDAY. papers ccnvsJtne
IDEA thai provided With cssss fS Of
sssnciss would Be subject TO detention o. he
Vnnsr,a n q deemed proper announce W .ne
oSSooS WA al ss --latest dai:s = z.
dee Of engagements for passssssn; xo.rrs R1rupIre
THSr.ssss CoLpEr GATE and CoMTiIuIicS. N ne
oerv1cs Of this Company, VIII % - fssA. ~ 49, ~~'
81 The present. month. By orou;r n.~,n-, e..x.,.,v
Nav. YoYh ApYil 3, fe52.
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ELEGANT WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS.

lveT-bordered, and plan, beautifully engraved
splendid Wedding Envelopes, of the la est styles fine
silver door plates, great variety Of pattern Consular
Notary and Socety seals heraldro devices Of every de-
acrpton the style Of the art stone and metal
EvERDILL, Broadway. No. se3, cor. Duane-st
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IL DR.. S. A. WKAvRR's well.known

w DI. -. "A. WEAVER WtH-KnUWn
CsnkeI and Salt Rhsum Syrup, CsnkeI Cure and Cerats.
seld in this City by NJ. Ward Co.. No 80 Maiden
lane Olcott. Mckessen Robins, No. ls1 Maiden Iaas
Penold Clay Co, No Fistchsr ST. J. Minor & Co,
ben Moss corner Of Grand and Csnnsn-sts O. A Ross
miller, No. li2 8tb av Crombe, corner Of BoweV and
tom, No $50 Greenwich st. Dr.. J. n Smith. No. IS West
Broadway.
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The GREAT PAIN KILLER.-Those of
cur readers who afflicted with Rheumatism, Pains,
lief can get ty using BUsH's MAGIC CREAM LINMENT,
cost of only as cents. Principal Depot No 325 Green
wich st., corner Of Duane, and BY ether Druggists
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Coed for MfddIetovn.

ArDpLETowS, Monday, April s-Evening.
Two Wing Maine Law Representatives elect.
ed here by about loo majority. m.
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dNUdNUs
BRIDoEPoRT, April 5, IS50.-llt PM.
Second DisDdfch.

NeCdhd DISpdlcN'
NEw.HAvEN, Monday, April s. 1859.
Hartford has given Seymour (Opp.) for Gov
ernor about 800 majority.
Opposition Representatives are returned for
Hartford, Manchester, Windsor, Rocky Hill,
Glastonbury and Berlin.
Wing Representatvss-Simsbury, New-Brit.
ain and Enfield.
DiUided-East Hartford and Wethersfeld.
We suppose here that the House is Wing,
Senate doubtful, and no election Of Governor by
the People
The Judge of Probate elected rom New.
Haven District is Frederick Croswell, (Opp.)
who runs ahead of his ticket (same as last Year,.
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STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL,

BALsToN SPA, SARATOGA Co, Egw-YoRK.-The nett
term will commence on the 9h Of May Object TO pre-
pare The student practically veil theorecany IN the
tal Of causes ex tempore speaking, &c. &C. Diploma Of
Of Laws conferred admitting to practice By the charter
fnoatnadl 10 ]. w. FOWLER.
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The CRYSTAL PALACES, AsAM.-Patent
Ispssty and patent tapshy three ply Carpets precisely
the cane - were exhibited Of tbs Worlds Fair elegant
Aosac and scroll fsUss II nasnscsnt syiss No.
- Howesy HlRAM ANpERsoNs the original for Asse
beautiful Carpets N. beware Of iuitaacas-
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E~ That Comic Paper, The PICK, No. 8,
the field This Morning 1t contains Caricassres Of
Benne Greeley Raymond, Lola Monies. and variety of
other illustrations and funny reading matter Fer sale at
No "a Axn.s and BY all the Newspaper Agents and News
prira 4
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GrNN's LADIES' AND JUVENILE BAZAAR.
Ladies AID heads of families respectfully informed
mat this magnifcsnt establishment open, and they
Sye invited TO call and the store and The display
9ocds GEFIN, No. 5l3 Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel
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CARIxrINss. &c.-SMITH & LouxsBYRx

CARPETINGs, &c.--SMITH & LouxsBERv,
No ~ Pearl 81, Aavs h Q complete and DE-
srahs as.orssns Of SPRING srYLls, which they o
ioring at tAs follswins very reduced prices:
Per yard-t Per yard.
Velvet Cszpsss -ios 70 les Tapestry nsvsi,s o. to Is
iepssSsy de- " to IL. sspsrnss 81 - O.
Isuseels do. To- 70 les Extra fns do - s.
me- Oh do. - 70 % Cos weel do. 10 Cd - D.
Also I1cer OIL C2cshs 60 feet vide, and cheese
sortsnsH Of all ether goods connected with tbs 6ads iron
~ = per csas. less han lsss ysars psisss
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CANAL.sr. CARPET SToRs.-Now 10 the
uss Myoa want 10 sake saving Of IS pss cent sa ct
Ne 70 Canal 81, e A, PsrRRsoS Co., sad there yeu
will find rood Tall wsoO Caypss a. - Cd a. yar1
supsfne. s. - - g. PER yard Tire Ply. Y 10 e.
O. Yard Tspssty Brssss % to ~ Aiss A1arge and
OF ClsthS hon y. 81 70 70. Der ysrd
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The MAGIC DUsT.-
Sprinkle this dust in any place
Where swarm the nasty insect lace
little while, and you wfn find.
TheV 70 like leaves before tho wind.
And all the rats and mice, what fuA
Die ere you say " Jack Robinson !"
What 10 the charm magnetic Go
Ard buy-tis cheap at the Depot.
Il. LYON, No. tN Broadway.
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BOHEMIAN GLASS VAsEs.-The subscribe
eY being DESTROYS Of clearing out the balance OF his
cost that thsy must sell GEORGE W. FUTILE, Importer
Of European Fancy Goods, Novelties and Toys, Ne si3
Broadway.
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in. GrMBREpK, Card Engraver

Gate No John IT, No. $50 Broadway. MetroPol,tan
Hotel (Nbles edaing Invitation Visiting and Basa-
ness Cexds engraved and printed suit all ta.es also
Or sale, wel selected stock o. elegant wedding Sa-
0nery Cake Boxes silver Door Plates FANCY Goods. &C.
NB-initials stamped on paper and envelopes.
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LOOK AT THIs.--Only Is. per yard for
beautiful all vos lssran Csrgssns Eassa sspsrH a..
iI'in G,s; a. e co sna Is Carpets
% esair Carpet L. 6d. a.. .. and A.: also knsSa
ps:sT. Brussels and sshsr Carpets. ..o..a.sly eae..
No. "a BowrRY.-HYATr is the cheap
yct he J. selling the ys bead asI:s p :Ipss
to-, to. e. :. "a "a g. a. ana ss and
Con, = = H L s: :s d. s'i Rsa
sothsrs. asd rave your dollass
GRrAr BARGAINS IN CARPErNss.-Ps-
rxa.oE HUMPHREY No 80 Brsadwsy eo,nsr Of wave.
St. haves purchased largely a; ne a.s ss ars
PsS y.lysss Ia Tapestries o. Brussels, 81, Three
DIV 10 70 Iasrains. H. 70 e., ana al o'nsf eo'ss
RryovAL.-The Manhattan Life Insu-
sc. Company has removed 70 No 10 B,Osdps.y sSsnsr
&C. y. WESrLY. Secretary.
m0nG po,. ASIIS msso., rs.ipsr. q, the Office
daily, from to O'Clock. Pm.
TRxKs AND PLANTs.-PARsoNs d Co.,
YIushins near New York offer for sale some rare novel
ties. with then usual assortment Of Fruit Trees iop me
an and sassn Vss. for II:
and E.sc Plants for " M :. ,sa b. nah
to III paying applicants inclosins postage stamp
FRurr TREEs.-Another lot of very SUI
sn OF TTfsDIY MoRxiSe, Apr at Il o'clock. Bar
Ing Slip AN labeled and warranted tru: 20 Mans st by
wALTIR GRREnoyeA Co. Catalogues ~ oho w. ohsr-
PARD's, No. 1877 Water ct.
BOHEMIAN GLASS VAsEs.-The subscribe
or being DESTROYS clearing the balance OF his stock
has siksd them at such prices without refsrenceto
cost that thsy ust sell GEORGE W. FUTILE, Importer
Of European Fancy Goods, Novelties and Toys Ne s45
Broadway.
T N. GrMBREpR, Card Engraver,
Gate No. 4 John IT. No 5ss Broadway. Metropolitan
Cssds engraved and printed to suit al ta.tes also
tr sale, wen selected stock Of elegant wedding Sta
Nner Cake Boxes silver Door Plates FANCY Goods &C.
NB-1nitials stamped on paper and envelopes
STATE AND National LAW School,
BALsToN SRA. SARATOGA Co, NEw-YoRK-rhe nett
term will commence on the sth Of May Oesct 80 Pc
pare The student practically vel, theoretically IN the
Lia Of causes tempore Speaking &c. &c. Diploma Of
D. Of Laws conferred admitting to practice By the charter
circular. stating particulars. sent BY request
(postpaid) to j. w. FOWLER.
r. That Comic Paper, The PICK, No. 8,
IL In the field This Morning 1t contains Carcassres Of
Bennett Greeley Raymond, Lola Montss and variety Of
other illustrations and funny reading matter Fer sale at
No "a AAn and BY all the Newspaper Agents and News
Boys. Price, cents.
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TskA4 CARPsr DEPOT AND ksGuL1Tok
"a l1lsnal fArsspy aad Eashsh lagrah Calpsn.
No. on Cioths. Rsss. Window. SAadss - visit the
GSAt ecio1s salss Yosuns Il Ne % Dowssy HRAM An
p1AsS. and beoess familiar viii great md sxtrssra
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- FowLsa 4 WsIIs. Phrenolosists and
w u c. -; * s. :. s''''''' S'-'1''''
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CRAPn SRAwLs AND SPRING SILKS
Sv5cOe worth plain and embroidered Grape Shawl and
rich spring 0iks Just opened, at G. n 1oDsRs No sas
(irand-st corner Of Orchard slso so cases splendid
spripg Dress Goods, fer ladies wear Ladder will dowe
d give Mr. b. a call before purchasing else where.
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No. "a BowERY.-HYATr 10 the cheap
est man rat be /, selling the very best Three Ply Carpets
Tor 6 pc, yd superior az. !, s.1 H.ld Oh
Cloths n a. ca a. s. 3D. Is to g. Also Table asa
Piano Covers. window shades, Hearth Rags, no. keaa'
20 there aSd save your dollars.
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RRADY-MADR CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE,
yoR CASH OR CREpIrrhis department Of on! basiss:s
b under the direction and Of William card
nsr wbs has hai long expssience and 10 practical and
Sas1 In thIe branch 81 business We invite the attention.
n 1ealsrs 60 the sVle Of this stock particularly.
Lisht Pe6,s ID the system have adopted beng con
WINGED that IL popular We prepared 10 grant
Neral terms Of credit In this department.
We socit an Of the stock from cese buyers
TwElDY MouLroN b PLlMPTON, No II Broadway.
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LOOK AT Tms.-Only IS. per yard tor
beautiful, all vos Issran Cslgsting EaxnSa supsf Ws
RAr ANpERsoH's Common Ingram Carpets a. Is sae
% stair Carpet IL. g., H. D. and A.: also Ens1n
pssy Brussss and ether Carpets assonishhsiy csese
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REMovAL.-The Manhattan Life Insu-
r,rce Company has removed No i6 Broadway corner
Of Liberty st. a. "A AL'ohD' rhsS1eA''
~ WEyPLY. Secretary.
n d MORGAN. Actuary
daily, from to O'Clock. Phi.
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Cn,.r R,,cxus m CARPETNGs.-P8-

rxr,oU \ HUMPHREY No 80 Brsadwy corner Of " hne-
S. haviDe purchased largely at the ate ,ss .aes,s.
p,eh yelvsts ia Tapestries g. BrH:ssls 30 Ihfee
DIV 10 70 o. IasTans n. 70 g., ana al o'nsf soees
equally low.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01
:Marrte0.

On Wednesday, June I'd, in the city II Wn,h.
ington, AT the Church oi the Epiphany, by the
Rev. J. w. French, rector, Cau,icn I'rown, I,
ESD, of New York, 10 ka'" Fvccih, daughter
Of Capt VIM. MaynadIer, u: 5. A.
Ia Providence on Thursday AZ cinoon. ~ Rev.
DR. WAY aud, Thomas +. iioppin aud Anna Al
my jenkins.
Al Norfolk, Va. June Is. DIR. Eucld Bor.
land, of Louisiana, and Miss Lucy. daughter Of
Comm odore J. VI kiuson, q. y.
In Pawtekct, 18th inst, Mr, Hyga Buns
aud Miss Eliza Ann slocun, bosh Off.
In Boston. AT the Marll"ro' Hotel, 22i inst,
SIR. Milton J. French, ofPawtucket, and M,ss
lIultiah w. Colwell OF Smth'icd.
Al New York, on Thurrday, the 18th inst :, hy
the Rev. Dc Parker, his excrllcncy Don Manu-
Carvallo, Esoy Extraordinary aud Minister
PlcnipcsiLi.1y f'Sm Chill and Anna Jud.on, J.,
daughs of John A. Miller, Esq, Of that city.
Al Portland, Me-, 23l inst. Mr.. Edward u.
Elw u. associate publisher oi the TIan,cript, and
Miss Sarah PoILys; 2ith ins,.. by Rev. }.
Pratt, MIR. Lewis r. Curricr aud Mrs. II. T.. A.
Wheeler, bo,h ofP.
In New Bedford, 9th inst. by the Rev NJ. G..
Thomas, Aanson Borden, Counsellor nj Inv.
aud Miss Mary &. TophaIn. daughter Of Capt.
Vim. II. Topham, all Of Il
l, Augusta Ga, 15,h inst. by the Rev. Or.
Gilman, Mr.. Robe.tC. Ke.r, ofNe, Brunswick
and Miss Eliza X. MetcalI, only daughter OF
Thomas s. MetcaIf, ESQ, Of Augrsla, Ga.
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Die0.

In Washington Village, Coventry, r. j., 18th
inst, Mr.. Alexander McMur ny, in the GS'h year
Of his age.
In Lisi on, Come ,ticut, 18th inst, Mrs. Ci-
iuenles, wife OF Buckln Mahe~soo, and daugh.
tor Of the late Gcnc,sl " lillian Batey, OF War
wick, X. l., aged ~.
In Brooklyn, N. Y oa Monday last, CorneIia
Sowle, youngest chi.d Of loilA " AID i.y dia \.
Cory, aged Sycns and mon,h.,
In New Yo 4, 2Oih inst, ID. John y. WJy.
u. :. n, in the 57th year OF his age.
In Washington Citv, both inst, suddenly
Senior Don Ant ,nio DE Aycipena, Late Contr
Geosral of Guatemala, ana 70, the last twenty
two ,ea,s res sidcnt %; This corntry.
IN PawtuNet, 23d inst, Mr.. William Rem
ingon, in the I'D year Of hn aye.
Al Utica, N. Y, on Friday night, very sud-
denly, of apoplexy, Rear Admiral W olmeley, Of
the British Navy, aged " years.
For the last iour years Admiral Wormcley has
passed aboA3 eight months OF each year in tins
town. where be hal many warm friends, lie
Of great klraincss oi heart and n'bie
impulses; possessed ol liberal mind, he MAS
strong advocate Of Republican principles, and de.
spiscd all mltaxr ~ oppression. His views on
all the great tp,ssi.ons oi the day wric sound and
sensible, and were always listened to wnh pleas
ure by all who knew him.
lie left town few days ago, on short VISIT
To the North. His G,niIy proceeded to Boston
with his remains.
In Valley Falls, ?)th INST, Miss Many Ann
Woodmanc,, formerly oi Warren, T. l., in the
25lh year al her age.
In New York, 23d inst, Patrick B,ady,
native Of lrc nd, aged lO5. lie mas shoe
maker by trade.
Ia this iowa on Srn 'ay, rs. h inst, MIR. John
NJ ,ddcrs, a na i've of Viii cnaveh, Eng, aged
81 years. New York papers please copy. -.
In Providence, 2sih inst Pecg W Gar,il-
ner, Jr., son # Pelcg W. Gardiner, IN the ZHh
year of his age.
In Kingston, eth inst t., Hon. Lemuel IL. Ar
mold, aged 90 ,
Al bethany, Pa, on tie 20th inst, Arthur IL.
Otis, son oi the late II. q. Otis, Jr., Esq, "i
Boston, in his 26th year.
At Baltimore, on the 2lst inst, John McTa-
wish, Esq, Consul of her Britannia M'jcsi. ior
the State Of MARYLAND in the 65th year nj his age.
a post which he nal filled for the last seventeen
wears. The deceased married a granddaughter
of the late Charles Carroll of Car'olion, "ne of
the signcrs Of the Declaration OF Independents
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AsArPTAL TO CoMMoN SEnsE.-lt won't
do at his day, To advance an opinion without CIV
ing "A reason To- it, We might tell the public IN
every issue oi our paper, that HUTCHINGs' VIC
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITLERs were spcclhc
for Indigo tion, and all the diseases growing out
of it, bu, they would MT believe our i~' d'1d
without We gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result oi per-
sonal observation and from the concurrent tcsti
Tcny Of all our friends and acquainlanccs who
have tried the article, have seen il tried, that
its tonic, altcravc and restorative properties are
altogether uncquacd. That it braces the system,
restores the appetite raises the spirits, impart'
iirnncss to the nerves, aud nvgora,cs the consti-
tuition; and that its stimulating effect is followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stomachic which me.ical science has
yet given Ia mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates oi remark =
able cures, and the high estimation IN which this
Medicine is held by the public press can bc had OF
the agents, free.
PRIcE 80 CENTS PER noTrLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-June n
Al market ESQ beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 10
pairs of Working Oxen, 100 Cows and Calves,
$500 Sheep aud Ia.nhs, aud 1000 swine.
Prces--i,ccf Catle-ENua ~ 90: LIST quality
SO 50;aS6 Is; ~ an li,y, 3, 80 5, Isl 3 quml-
iiy, 4, 75a 8 90
Working Oxcn-S75, so, 95, aiOO.
Cow. and Calycs-Si9, n, -, 27, 36a%s.
Yearlngs-S9, IOal H.
Two years ohi-SIs. 20 ~ 22.
Three years old--S2l, 26 "a 29.
Sheep and l.imbs-S2, 90, ,, 7ja3. E,ua
S5, 8 50a6
Swine-6a7c. retail 7asc. Small Pigs
o.. retail 10 l.2c.
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TIE DrArH PENALry-TheL Legis-
lature Of Massachusetts, at their last
session, passed an act to the effect, ,ha,
when any person shall be convicted of
any crime punishable with death, he
shall, at the same time, be sentenced 10
hard labor in the State Prison until such
punishment Of death shall be inflicted.
And 10 person SO imprisoned shall be
executed IN pursuance Of sIch sentence
within one year from the day such sen
tence of death was passed, nor until the
Governor, with tho advice Of the
Council, under the great seal, shall
issue Il warrant commanding execution
to be done. The fourth section says
that the act shall have no effect in cases
now pending.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

TP We present at the head OF our
columns this morning the names OF the
candidates foraElectors Of President and
Vice President oi the United States
They are all gentlemen oi high stand
ing, great worth and enviable popularity.
. Individually, they can command large
vote, and, aside from the cause which
they represent, they will receive the suf-
frages Of many who know their worth
and appreciate The men, who take no
particular intercs, in politics generally,
but who will manifest their confidence
in, and attachment for, these gentlemen,
by giving them their vote at the Novem-
bcr election.
Tie campaign is now fairly open,
and in Rhode Island, our candidates are
all before the people let Ills nll com
mcnce the work in good earnest, and
thus secure the vote Of Rhode Island
for Scott & Graham. by an ovcrwhelm-
ing majority.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT TO EYSPEPIlCS.-
DR., ]. $. HOUGHrGN'S PEPSlN, 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. ;.
HOUGIlrON NJ. d., Philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for INDlGES-
TlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
FIR COMP AMT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlels containing Scienufc evidence OF It's
calue. furnished by agents gratis, Sec no
e among she medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01
ASTONISHING EFFICACY OF TIE
OXyGENATED BlT1ERs, IN ACAsE OF
EIGHTEEN YEARS STANDING.
From Fhihcnry IIomtI, E'q' "I B"'Ion, Mu,' n,'

From IiiyhsuTN Homer, Esq, Ol BortOn, Mas.
BOSTON, S,bf,mbsr p, leis.
Dsar Sir,-Ii IL now eighteen years since was
first troubled with the water brash aud dcfnng' 'mtni
of the stomach have taken advice ol the best fh,
sicisns in this city and New York, ~ London, Paris
Germany and Italy, followed their prescriptions and
visited the several sulphur aud other sprles ~ this
country, the watering places of GcTmany aud else
where in Europe. and had found no relief since tnk'
ing the Bitters have never had return o tue Wa
rTbra-h which daily troubled me of late Ienrs to
yer, great degree. My appetite has returned the
extreme natulenCe, severe constipation oi the bowels
general debility, and ssspl,cs night. under winch
suffered, have entirely left me. Having found 20
great relief from this most dscourag'nR disorder,
have re-, commended trial Of your medicine To MAN,
Of INV friends who are using II to Prrn, adNan-
tser And cannot refrain iIom whiting 10 you IN
is favor and praise for the good you hnve bestowed
upon the community aud trust that what aits u ~
my cope ~ oftr ~ extending III, tculnlion at Nont
"ONygena,cd Biucrs," will BE- done With grateful
pleasure nj all timcs.
Yours very respectfully,
EITynENRN HOMER.
To Gro. u. GRgEs Windsor, VI.
REED, RATES A Al sTlN, NhUlcsal, Druggists,
% Merchsnt-' Row, Boston, General hgrnis.
Al-o, Tor sale IN Newport, by 4. q. &. HAZARD,
R hazard co, aud X. J. TAYLOR
PRICE-in large bottles, sl,OO, or ao'tlrs ht
800.
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Tur 9TH of JuLY.-The committee nj

TnE 4th OF JULY.-The committee ap-
pointed by the town TO make arrange
ments ,or the celebration Of our National
independence, are unanimous in the
oppnion that the amour, appropriated
is inadequate for n suitable celebration,
which would prove Of any attraction
they therefore have concluded not to
celebrate the day, and Recommend the
town to appropriate more liberal sum
next year. so that Inducements can be
offered not only to keep our own eiilzens
at home, bu, alec to bring many Isl,ors
here ironi elsewhere.