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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-16
AQUIDNECK AGRICULTURAL
EXHIRITIDN

4 Niddi.toun, IN Tuesday, ht 2lH day o,
IA Np'em"5 (PJou) u ucftLt mat iav day II.
ter.
The AqIidneck Agri ultural Soeie,y, respect.
fully invite the Farm and inhabitants Of this
Island, and the nsighboring towns, 10 exhibit
such stock as ,h"y ma, think No,rh, oi note, at
the Cattle Show of said Society, To be holden
near the First Baptist Meeting House, in Mid
dctown, on the 2lst day of September ncN to
I've examined by Committee appointed hy said
Society Ia decide on TIE qualities OF the same !;
and award Certificates OF mcri;to those who may
exhibit the best stock Of each kind hereinafter
specified. The Society being in ts infancy an
without the necessary funds to award premiums,
in money, cannot but indulge hope that cc,tIf-
Gates oi meiit will be- acce able to the Farmers
OF this Vicinity, aud be sufficient in'ncemcnt
for them 10 contribute To the inter II Of the Fair,
by exhibiting such stock "a they may think i'll
promote the interest Of Agriculture, and stimulate
a spirt Of emulation aud mproy, m'nt.
NATHANIEL GREENE, Pres
GEORGE {. .COGGESllALL, Secr'y.
ais
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Wilbor's Compound Of:
PURE LIVER OIL
AND LIME.
A CURE FOR COSsUMPTIoS, CoUsDs, ,CoLDs,
ASTHMA A,BRoscHIrIs, ,GrSERAL DEnIL-'
TY AsDALL SCKOFULoCs liUMORs..

A CURE FOR COSsUMPrIoS, CoUsBs, ,CoLDs,'
ASTHMA ,BRoscHIrIs, ,GESERAL DEnIL.'
IrY AND ALL scKoFULors iUaORs..
THE proprietor has succeeded (lrom d,rr, vspas'
4 of Professor Stone, in combining the Oil and
Lime perfectly that the taste oi the Oil, which
is 40 nauscous, To persons generally, 10 entn-ly'
overcome, aud II can be taken y, the most d,li-
cate females with pleasure. And as regards the
benefit Of this article over the clear oil, the fol-
lowing case, by Professor Stone, sufficient To
convince the most sceptical. The young lady
WIS - years Of age.
seller disease was of unmixed phnsD,
which had bren espeor,d TO terminate 10 the
course Of few months fatally. The up2sn part
ofboh her lngs Was filled with ,obrrcss, ami nj
some pl ices were beginning To soften. The care
WIS evidently bad one. !. e treatment of God
Liver Oil Was at first used, but with'W marked
improvement. The Phosphate If Lime wss thea
administered with the Oil, and the result, NJ in
the case of many others, was SOON apparca. -
The patient was rapidly getting we'll. "
This preparation does NOT Ike the God Liver
Oil become rancid " hch uakes II ysry dcsirea-
BILE for Persons travelling as it Keeps fresh lor
long time.
BE sure and get the genuine, Manufactured oniy
by ALEX'R B. WlLBOR, Chemist, N5s Cosrt
Street, Boston.
Il. X HAZARD & co., Agents for Ne~r"s,
aud vicinity. Jrl4
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Dfe0.

In Providence 9th inrt. Mrs. LYDIA Fenner
widow Of Capt. Arthur Fsnn,r, aged 81.
In Providence, yesterday, Thomas Fenner, in
the S2d year Of his age.
In Providence. 7th inst, John +. Greene, in
,ho SNh year Of hisage.
In Seckonk, FL inst, Mr.. James Bucklin, in
the I'D year Of ms age.
Ia West Killinyly, 9th inst, Mrs. Sarah,
widow Of the Late Capt Samuel Danielson,
In Providence, 10Th inst, William Olney, in
the 74th year Of his age.
In this town, on The i2,h,--Pagc, son OF
Capt John NJ. Page.
In Warren 5th lust, Mrs. Betsey NJ, wife OF
Capt. John =. Child, aged co.
~ this town, l4th inst, Ellen Parker, dnurh
ter Of Mr.. William Sisson, aged Is months.
Funeral, this afternoon, at 2 O'Clock
from her fathers residence in Prospect Hill
street. Relations and friends nye invited to at-
tend with ~ further notice.
In this town, On the lAth inst, John Sharp,
son Of Mr.. John Sharp, aged year aud 10 months
In Na,ick, Mass, Mary Ann, aged fifteen
wears and eigh, months, daughter Of James L..
Knowles, t,rm-rl, Of this town.
In New Bedford, Mass, 10Th in.t., MIR. Viii
liam A. Handy, son OF the late Caleb ilany, fos-
mrrly Of Uxbrdge, Mass. ns.d As.
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HERALD OF THE TINES, NEWPORT, R. L. THURSDAY MORN
fFrom the Irish Amrricnn.l


AsAPprAL TO Common SEssE.-lt WONT
DO, at this day, to advance AN opinion without Civ
ing reason ET Il. We might tell the public in
every issue of our paper, that murcnIECs' vEG-
ETABLE DfsrEpsiA BirLERs were "a specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing om
OF IL, bat they would nj believe our itac dirt
without we gave them the VIII, and the whrrc.
fore. We therefore state, ss the result of per
Sonal observation and & I'm the concurrent te,t
Tany of all our fiirnds aud acquaintanccs Who
have tried the aIticlc, have seen II tried that
its tonic, Alternative, aud restorative properties nie
altogether uneqmllcd. That II bracrs the system, !,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, imparts
hrnness to the nerves, aud inv gorairs the ronst-
tuition; AM that its stimulating effect is Ellow ed
by no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stomachr which me .ical science has
yet given 10 maIkind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark =
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can be lad oi
the agents, free.
PRIcE 80 CENTS Pm BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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AMERICAN AGATE STONE,
AND AMERICAN PORCELAIN,

Materials which are justly regarded ns among
the most 'alualle discoveries Of the age, i'll ie-
main at the aiove place few days, for the pur-
pose oi establishing Agencies for The sale of these
tio,4!s IN th's and the surrounding couutie,.
which willie on terms the must lhrIal, and that
will prove highly remun, rativc TO the agent.
Specimens ot the goods have been ,uLmiitsd
10 the inspection oi Select Committee of the
United States Senate, iai,ed iur ,xpresr run u,c
Of testing their merits, With a view To their adnp.
tion in the construction Of the interior walls e
the new Capitol d Washington. a highl, fiat
t.ring repor! sas given IN their favor, and u
Large contract for that purpose is now b,pg ne
."tated ~Ith the General Government.
TABLE DROPS,
Rivaling IN beauty the Pearl lnlaid Tables of
China, or those mad, of III precious stonr,, aIe
manufacture of this material. Mantle ri-c,s,
Pan,l and Bureau slabs, surprising in Leauty,
sir-ng III, durability and ohcapnc,s AN, Of The inn
ported or domestic marbles. A gitat variety of
staple articles Of Rrcn, utility, such table wares,
mantle ornaments, toilet and osscrt ware, door
furniture, etc. etc, equal in beauty To the best
imported ChInas, and far surprising in strength
and transparency, ANY ware oi ih, Kind, ever he
tore produced, and cheap enough To- -fcctE,lly
bar the introduction oi ANY mieign att, les wed
for like purposcs-Inads from this material, may
be seen b, calling on the suh.crlers.
me exclusive as'h.y iOI 'he t"' "i h'se
Goods, would make to a business ahead, c.tab-
Gshsd a more valuable acquisition than the ,.Ine
c.pi,af Otherwise invested could pos,ih, ,ccurc.
Cur pnrpos. IS ~ place them III the hands VI but
.nc meEeh:'at NJ n tsmn or cOsnty, giving h'm
the exclusive sale lOr term vi years Oi all the ~
articlss, which are so far below ANYTHING they
represent in price, ,ha, the, and mu,, bc al
moot entirely free from competition
We cordially invite cntcrprsinR merchants in
thi. aud surrounding countrs 10 call and our
rirh stock sf t.oods. WccAargs po bonus for
The right % sale Business men ~ssld do we'll 10
in,cstiga.s.
A thorough invsg,isaiion of the wares, and the
plan Of putting ~ g'--is iHo markets, viii -atis
fy the most incrcdaioss of the abnyc .tatemcnt.-
Ladies aud Gentlemen, and the citizens general
ly, are respectfully invited to call and these
beautiful productions Of American ingenuity,
If lnHNSn\ (,DDDIll
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NOTICE.


7'HE Aquiinee Agricultural Society extend their
L invitation to the Ladies Of ihis tount,, TO sx.
hibit such ornamental and other articles as spec
linens Of skill and industry oi their manufacture =
a. they may think will CONT ibme to the ,n,trc',
oi the Fair, in the Nc,try of the First Baptvt
Meeting House in Middl.to~n, nn the 2lsi inst.
Certificates Of merit will bc awarded tnr the liz I
articles of each kind exhibited; also for the sec
ond and third bet.
The Society carnesIl, invite the onilen' of this
Island anl the DeighborinS towns TO contribute To
their FAIR by exhibiting the productions Of the 9
sk,l and industry in ,hr various branches Of Ag-
rionl,ms and Manulact cture, psricuatl, Butter and
Cheese, Ia quantities no, Ice. than Two pounds
each; and to render all tho aid and encOus ge-
nent in their pa~er to make the Exhibition. rsI
e.,,ug and productive ofpohlic good,
NATHI. GREENH. Pres,
GEORGE &. COGGESIIAIl., Ssc,'y.
Middkto~n, Sept. 4, 1852.
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ARRIVED,
THURSDAY, Sept. 9.
Schr Rain Bow, iilir,,h, Bait.
Sioop Resolution, Baker, Wexford.
THURSDAY. Sept. %.
Brig Atalaya, Wells, ~ ghton, Alexandria.
Schr Dart, Phillips. Taunton, Ny; Albe-
marie, Joy, Prov, Suffolk; Bay State, Gardner,
N Bedford, To Bowen; Time, Edwards, Prov
Suffolk; Rrbecca, Gould, do, N Y; Srraph,
Payne, Wellfeet, Norfolk; Tunnel, Ball, Prov,
Ny; Marian A Gould, Grant, Dighton, Phila
Mary Eliza, Smith, Pha, coal to Seattle 4
Onan.
Sloop Bristol, Buybee, Taunton, NY; }
Pearc., Godfrey. do. do; Amelia, Thra.her, do,
do; Glide, Chacc, Frec,own; Franklin, Payne,
do.
SATURDAY, Sept. II.
Brig Richmond, Chesley, Bath, N Haven; A.
mrrca, Hatch, Bost, Phia.
Schril.aura, Ray, Nani scket, Dighton; Splcn-
did, Culver, Prov, n Y; WIN Baker, Iiut, Fall
River, do; Ivanhoe, Gregory, RockknG, d.;
Fairfe ID, Norris, Bost, Fredericksburg; Eliza,
Swift, B Island; VIM Riley, Sceny, \ London.
Sloop & w Shipman, Brync, Grecnport; Ex-
Gel, Ford, n Y, Warren; W Thorn, Duriec,
Fall River.
TUESDAY, Sept, H.
Brig Henry Marshall, West, Bristol
Schr Queen. Harden, Bait, Prov; Geo Steers,
West, n Bedford, excursion; Essex, Cooper,
RsppahanRock, Prov; Uncle John, Baldwin, +
River, n Y; A X Wetmorc, Gilmore, Dishton,
do; Lee Roy, Lawrence, do. do; Golden Gate.
Brightman, Norfolk, + River.
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NATURES OWN REMEDY.

THE undrrsi gncd have obtained The agency
for the sale ot thn superior and ~thaL, prpar-
ation,, MORTlMORE'S RITTER CORDIAL.
AND BLOOD PURIFIER ,drnominnt'd
NATURES RESTuRER, THE CORDIif.
OF LIFE"
Distilled iiom the ETesis ~ n',me. lhis 'of.
dial ha. gained great f,vm wherever ia'ro uc'd
thrnnrhnui the United States IN the s'aiaie"t
81 all diseases having their "r'g's ~ uetanH'd
condition of the -tp'uach, nibrhh AND M,cinc
state oC the livcr ~ ~ I'M u,liics of the bk,ud.
In anrctnn. 81 the livcr cf hrimurhage uf 'ho
unss, thir Cordi,I has D,etcd ihr innst ~"ndc'
AL ci~es
Sid Nv J. B.rh 4 Son. Provi,lenc', J
RnI.rl, Fall Riv,r, aud hy ~ du, appin-
ed Agents IN every riiy ~ the Inii'i States
x. ". HAZARD n 90. .olc ag.n's for News
Wv. ALEXANDER q CO,
hA Proprirtots, \. iO'h
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"Our exchanges from all parts Of
The country bring us the most cheering
and fattering accounts Of the prospects
Of Scott e. Graham. All over the West
the ball 10 thoroughly in motion and the
utmost enthusiasm prevails; the Whigs
are in excellent 'pirits, are fully organ
lied, and are working wnh zeal and
determination which cannot but secure
the complete triumph Of the party in
November.
Great Issues are at stake ia this cleo
ton, and our pas, history clearly de-
monstrates that this country has enjoy
ed its highest degree Of prosperity
when the Wings have been in power,
in some Il all Of the branches Of the ma
ionai government. Since the adoption
Of the Constitution, there has been no
administration SO successful, or which
will stand SO we'll and proudly in history,
nc that Of Millard Fillmore. He has
carried out faithfully the principles Of
the party, so far as he could and what
ever he has failed TO accomplish. has
been owing 10 locoloco hindranccs in
the legislative department. Now we
propose, by the election Of Scott & Gra-
ham, 10 continue that excellent and
keal,hiui policy which has worked 30
admirably thus far, and which has ac-
complished 20 much for the welfare and
best interests Of the whole American
people.
= Gen. Pierce is a radical locofoco, in
the extreme sense Of the :erm, and, if
elected, would participate in the small
est party tactics Tor the purpose Of Sc
curing a party purpose, be it what it
might, ever so small or ever SO danger
Gus. lie is u very ordinary man, with
out great power Of mind, extensive ex-
perience or that peculiar capacity or
those prudent traits Of character which
alone can qualify man to discharge
the important duties OF President IN
safe and satisfactory manner.
Itis almost morally certain that the
votes Of New York, Pennsylvania and
Oh,o,will be given to Scott & Graham
hut the votes Of either two, with the
other States which they will carry, will
elect them. But we are desirous that
the majority shall bo large one, and
that locoiocoism shall receive as severe
n rebuke, by the vote OF the people, at
this time, as it did in ls4S This is inn
poI,nnt, because the moral effect Of a
political victory Is increased jus, in pro-
portion as the majority is enlarged.
Lot us all arouse, in every city, town
and hamlet, and work eaectualy until
the time oi election, and we are sure OF
successi There is always large Wing
majority in this country, and all tina, is
required is to awaken the true spirit,
and &c, the freemen interested, and the
work is we'll done. The loco ocos are
politicians by nature, but the Wings
are guided by principle.
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WINES. EC.

VNIIE Consumers Of " ines and foreign lqoors,
i resident in Ne~J1r, or an, other par, a
Rhode Island. are re'p~et'e'ly i~orm-d that fr"@
our extensive Stock, embracing aln,osi every va
ric,y, We ore prepared to supply thrir "an'"' 9"
at rates, in such ,I,sn,nr. as c,n h. convenient.
" transported. on ,hc,r o,dcrs h-irg sent to u.,
through MIR. ROBERT :. BARkER, 163
THAMES ST, NEWPORT. The Articles viii
I'll ir tu M IN the finest e,riltions and with the
bills l~ forwarded ~ drccied.
T. W ENGS \ SONS,
New York Poi Jun, 1852. i3l Frout 81
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KEEP cool.

IN order to Keep c"nl You shou,d call on Wca'
l yer, vt III Thamcs street. upd gri one ol his
TIM Hats. he hm the largest anI hs, a's"rt-
men, ~ hc lound in town, consisting oi ptab
beaver, Panama, Nanilla, Lrghorn, 'ivthmd,
Birds Eye, rclir, China pca,l, ,"r,"n a'ri Van
ala Saaw. Palm lcd simmer Haze; hl,",
Ch,tlt.n's Straw Cape ~ rev ~ -, ss"a ht
Of I;ar,icA Ha,s r,r Ladies, ~ tr s,le ~ los "'
yNCOB WEAVER.
Ps. rsnsma, Lg"'tn aud Su"" ii''f'
rlc.r.d and pressed ~ the best msnn.'
jis
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTlFICW WONDER
lMPORTANr To DYSPEPTlCS.-
DR., J. :. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSlN, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH or THE OK,
after directions Of Baron LlEBlG, the
great rhysiclo- ical Chemist, by J. :.
lIOUGH'rON NJ. d., Philadelphia. This
is truly wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, NV.
ER COMP AMT, CONSTIPATION
an | DEBILITY curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD. by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phleIs contain'ne Scien,h, evidence ol It's
calue. furnished by agents erats See NO
auoog ,he medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-16

UTThe State ia = commenced yest.r.
day iniProvidcnce. Arrangements have
been made for excursions BY the steam
boats and railroads, so that the city will
be full Of people during the week. The
steamer Perry will make excursions
this week twice a day, iaro only fifty
cents for both ways. This will afford
all our citizens an opportunity to
go to Providence for a trifling sum, and
we can assure them that the Fair will
be well worth seeing.
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FARM TO LET

THAT large and valuable Farm in Middkto~ n
l. of which Sachucst Beach makes |. part, he
loag,ng to the heirs "f Nicholas Enston, deceased,
is offered To let from the 25th Of March next. II
has on il a large aud frst-raie barn, recently
built, Two good Sheep houses, and other bn'ldings
in good condition; and will have at least 40O
loads Of manure to I've left by the pre,ent tenant,
to begin farming operations. Apply 10
asst JOHN +. TOW NSEND.
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ESTATE OF non. l.. II. ARNoLp.

ESTATE OF HON. l.. II. ARNOLD.
V'liE subscriber gives notice that he has been
i appointed Administrator of the estate Of Hon.
LEMUEL II. ARNOLD,
late OF South kIngstown, deceased; all p.rsons
indebted are requested to settle six months is
allo" cd for presenting clairm 10 the Commission
ers. f.. II. POTTER, Admr.
Kingston, Aug. 9Th, 1852.
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MEYERS UNIvERsUM, No. III.

MIL EK'S UNTFENSVN, NU' III
EbirEDB ny CHAS. A, DADA.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
Containing the following elegant steel engravings
TAE WALIlAl.LA (bava'ia.)
SCENERY IN RICHMOND rARk, (nrar
THE TEMpLE OF THE SUN At BAL
BEG.
STREET SCENERY ~ CONSTANU-
NOBLE.
With descriptive text. Price % cents, or -
per volume Subscrilrrs, in advance, receive n
splendid engraving 10 a premium. Publisi ed
sent monthly. . ....
HERMANN J. MEYER,
40 Tubi,sI,r, NO. l6t VIiiaW ~. y. y.
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TIE ORIENTAL. RATIIS

ar vapor conjunctiv- with water, n few srps
" below the Atlantic House, and South a few
steps from ihe Murray House, on Corncc street.
These Baths are modified and administered 10
meet the varied indications health and DIS
ease, in accordance with the laws al human econ.
omy, by & B. .PECKHAM.
ml2
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MORNING SEP. l6. 1852

AND SET on PAPER
ARRIVAL al Or. T.. w. kUBAtk at New York
The celebrated DR. 4. w R0iu, \, fum sxe,d,u.
fIoirssur ot Asirulosy, Astronomy, Phr bo,g, AID
Groniancy, having just arrived hon rhil ul, phi,,
where he hns met " nh the ni.st .Niaoidinar, ,uC
rr.., Lr the lust four o, r non h. ,-Tc,s to
M citizens Of New YORK, nnd lie yi'ini'y, e.. "
Nuhack benny th, seyenIh SON al th. seventh SON. NJ
having made AsiIulogy his rlusi,c study suc- the
carry hge al ntrrn yenfs, riJ1Ns advantages d,Tiy,
r"'n travelling mud reflection thai ATe possrs,sd by
none IN this country of in Eu:opc. and bsIng gif
ted b Nature ~ having cultivated those blessed gilt.
he Is prepared Ia adapt them to the Ellowng uses,
aud the immediate contamination of the Lil wihg
topics He eau be consulted with ~ his ONCE oI bJ
letter, n pre- paid and he IN prepared To mako o
his p"wer on any al the following tories; Bu.ibe,s
Of all descriptions travelling BY land sea; court
ships, ajy,css given Tor their All, ccs.iu accom- is-
nrnt sieculuting la stoc ks, msrrbandzc rrn r.-
tate the recovering Oi rgaciss la die ute the puT-
chasing of tickets and the sarty of shiis nj sea lie
also has had the honor O receiving ceTtin az rOn
the Honorable T.. John Benadotir, brm'Tly King a
sweden, which II will give hun gi~at pleasure iB
showing To these who will favor him With call lie
also "ers his service respecting health, wealth aud
marriage, love affairs, journeys, lawsuits, difficulty IN
business fraud, sickness and deah past, present aud
future events, and NIL the concerns OF life hnd invrs
all those who are afflicted corp rally OI mentally
Terns-Lndts so cents; gentlemen 81. NHiisiiirs
calculated and read 10 ll according to the ora, les
aud masculine signs, ladies 1I; x tlentn y !, 3d.
Naivites tal'nintcd according to Gromancy, for n-
dies ~, IN full ~ genlsIntn SIS, IN fIll x5;-PeT
sons ~ distance have their Dntviiiss drawn br
sendng the date Of the day Of tL~ir birth. Ar kt
ters containing the above lee sili Beseiye mniedi
Of the United States, written on durable paper. All
letters on any Oi the aLoNs topics, II postpaid, will
be answered gratis. His onioe 10 No Whts-street,
blocks below Broadway. jy 10 d& " ly.
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~ LET

~ LET.
The lower part oi the pleasantly situated house
No. 10 Marlborough Sur,i, ncN West oi the
Methodist Chapel, rnniaminelSix Rooms, u h"'
good well "f " alter and W rod huusc and Car
len attached; ior terms apply on the premises to
Mrs Read, OLIVER READ,
a26pt 2D rhaws street
HOUSE NM LOT FOR SALE.
TUE house and lo,, s'tnated on the corner n
Il Thames and Dearborn street, (ncstly oppo.
site the Joddngion factory, viii u. sUd On I.a-
so,ablr terms; fr particulars. coouirs nj
AS In vi WILLIAM e. TilCRSTON.
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HTIt always gives US pleasure TO
notice any article that coniers a real
benefit on the community. and il is with
confidence we heartily commend Ayers
Cherry Pcctoral to our readers as pos
scssing extraordinary virtues for the
cure ol diseases inciden, 10 the Throat
aud Lungs. This may account Tor our
frequent reference 10 tins article which
we feel fully justified IN making know n
To The publIc.-N Y. Tribune.
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A tLyAn CASE or LovE.-." Mr.. Sigs-
bee. you said The defendant was IN
love how do you know that Z"
lie reads novel upside down, ind
writes poetry in his dnJ book when il
should be cheese"
Any other reason"
Yes SIR, he .haves without laihcr,
and very frequently mistakes tie sleeves
olhis coat Tor the legs Of his panialoons,
an error that he don't discover iill he
tries to fas,en the skir, to hls suspcts
drrs."
A cleaI case call the next witness.
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Approved August 30, 1852.

HWe learn that our old friend Mil
ten Hall, Esq, is stumping the no 'hern
part of New York in favor oi Pierce Il
King, with great effect, and that 1t IN
now certain beyond doub, that the State
will go Tor Scott & Graham. Milton
proposes to make q tour through New
Hampshire, his native State should he
do so, we shall have strong hopes Of
that bcnighted State for our candidates.
Should Pierce be elected. of witch
there is no possible chance, our friend
Hall would unqucslionably be offered n
seat in the Cabinet; his innate modes
ty and Discrimination for office, however,
would prompt him to decline any such
honor. Before the campaign closes, our
own citizens will again be favored with
some eloquent ind touching appeals
from this natural orator, on which oc-
casions we shall be sure to have an nc
curatc reporter present.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-16
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To secure a Valuable Agency

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T'iiE attention of enterprising business men Of
4 'mAll or large capital, is particularly reque.t-
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The subscribers having secured the so'c mon
opoly of purchasing aud vending in the United
States and The British provinces, n great variety
oflno.t useful and sspl. articles, manufactured