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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-02
AWAY wfTH RAD BREAD,

AWAY wfTH RAD BREAD,
EVERy Cook aud tiousekc, per in crcai,on
Ia has experienced the miscr, of having thrr
Bread, Bis,u,t and Pastr, SPOILED, even alter
taking the mbst extreme pa,us to prevent IL.
They woulI have continued u, be annoyed for
ever by hsary hscut, pas'ry 3-e. had not DUR
kkE, after having perceived the difficulty, set
himself about it aud succeeded after ces,scss ef-
forir, ~ invrnting hIs
BAKING POWDER
OF world wide ceh briiy, ,and which, amer ha''ng
been TRIED. has been approved SOUR
BREAD! HEAVY biSCuIri UNPALA-
TABLE PAS TRY F! are at once dome away with
YOU need never experience failure viih it,
IL - CtlEArER, METER, HEALTHIER
and StRER than apv o;l,Yi like art,ce sxiaU
u requires NJ Yeast, Shot trnine, Soda or 'r~a'm
Tarter !! Us, " according to the dvot'ons
apn ,a,h pgekage, and lhr mcSsf. IA hest. sV,dR
bisevt. cakes pqstry. Sc.,-MADE WTTibi
ANY TkOU BLE ,--4,nd almost ins tint .,ne,'u.iy :,
will abondanil, stisiy va.
For Hotel, SieaInl, ats and Packets, u -
without parallel
DURkEE = is the ONLY GEAtINE. aud
warranted To- he I, re from an, injur'u. qna'i'
| Ills written signature will ~ s,nnd upon ~, b
| package. Nhu.wyer t"auisib NJ u viii N
guilty II FORG ERy'.l
p2l NEW ron BROTHERS, Agents.
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FRESH GROCERIES SC.
lust received at % Broad st by CORNELL
y & DENNIS,
Extra fine Ooong Tea,
English Breakfast 10
Ningyong do.
Extra line Young Tyson do.
&" 4" Tyson do.
Crush'd Sugar, Powdered Sugar,
GranulaIed do, Refined A, B, &, do.
Havana Brown do,
Premium Flour, Extra Flour.
C,n.n,n do, IIccker's in bags, de-,
Rice, Cheese, Cincinnati Hams,
Dried Beet, Lar'', Sperm Candies,
Pearl Candies, Lard Oil, Whale Oil,
Extra No. l. Soap, Excelsior Soap,
Castle do. T"acco,
Marcaboy Snuff, Scotch snuff,
Dairy Salt, Sahcratus, Soda,
Cream Tartar, Indigo, Pearl Starch.
n. o. Mohsses, havana Mo'ases,
Wrapping Paper, B K R,isins,
Sc 'dless Raisins, Currants, Citron,
Java Coffee, Maracaibo Coffee,
st. Domingo do, Parched do.
Ground do, Nutmegs, Clovr,
Pure groun Spices, Pepper,
Mustard, Pickles, Capcrs. Ca'sups.
Preserved Ginger, Extract Lrmnn,.
Extract Vanilla, Peach,
Rose Water, Yeast Powder,
Rock Candy, Tapioca,
Nacrarnni, Vcrmicclli,
Pearl Barley, Sago, Ground Rice,
Ilominy, Arrow Root, Isinslass,
Essence Coffee, Corn Starch,
Chocplate, Bakers Cocoa, Farina,
Crockery, Wooden ware, Dollar Clock-, &c
with great variety oi other goods, To cnuincratc
which would I'll IA New-paI er; at wholesale and
Retail. at the lowest prices. l2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-02
CLIREHUGH'S
TR cor III T. IL u UBl
Let those now use
Who never used before,
And those who always ssed


REDUCED FROM osE DOLLAR
TO FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE!
THIS Justly celebrated and widely known com
pound which for sixteen years hns met with dis
tngushed success wherever has been intTodnt ed,
II reduced to such low price Ms will enable IL
To be within the reach Of ALL IN the cheapest and
best article now Ia use. lis curative properties are
almost miraculous Scad Head, Salt Rhenm, sIinRs
of insects and all the numerous train Of dsagT
Cutaneous eruptons disappearing as II by magic,
IT'S STRENGTHENING AND STIMULATING
qualities unrivaled roisng into action the neIvr
and blood vessels which carry nutriment, inparting
health to this greatest ofnstnres ndofnments In beau
tiiu head of hair 10 the latest peri, d of life.
FOR ERADiCATlNG DANDRlFF IL is unsurpss-
sed Cleansing the skin COM try of every impuri.
", leaving the hair Hei,her gumy, or dry, but must,
soit and silky. IL Is superior to oil 10 dress the hair,
IL does not soil the hat head dress and keeps
longer moist.
TliE TRIfOPHEROUS has gradually risen In IA
vor with The public by its own merits aud not like
the punrd and epheiner compositions existing day.
come one oi the staples Of life aud looked or BY all
The known popularity oi the Tritopherons has oc.
cssioned many spurious articles bearing outwarily
the same name aud character. In lies and Gentle
Isl therefore be care ful to ask for
CLlREIiUGli'S tRICOPHERDuS
Prepared by War CTehugh, New York, aud fDI
sale by his only wholesale and ret"il SCENTS.
HAZARh CASNEII..
mar22 ly. Apothecaries' all.
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Wilbor's Conn ,uud Of
PURE Con LIVER OIL
AND LIME.

A CtRr fUK Cos SsumpTfos, :, { OF GA. fora 5,
HrHxf. f.i,R0scHirTs, ,GihtKAL Drsr-
fir rSn 6LL scRofUtors HoMoks.
f''sE proprietor has .rcreird (iron dfrrrft,ns
of pfoh;ssor S;'on,, IN combining the Oh aiti
ldm g., perfectly that the taste oi the D,, whr
IL 80 niusrous, Ia persons generally, IL ruiirly
nv''Ecohr', aud il eau br taken Nv the mast deli
rut females with pleasure. And as regards the
lnr'Ii, of Ills article over The Char OFT, thu fol-
wing ease, by Professor stone, IL snihcirnt 10
c""y'nce IA" most sceptical. The ,ouns badly
WAS 2i years of age.
"llrr disease was one of iinmixel phihi.p,
whmh had bren expected Ia terminate III he
course ola few mouth. fatally. .he upper part
orbnih her lungs WAS filled with tubcrcls. and in
some places were beginning 10 soften. The ease
wls cvde ,ily "a bad one. 4 ne treatment Of God
Liver Oil was AT first used, but with ~ marked
mprpvcm nj. The Phosphate If Lame wa. then
administered with the Oil aud the result, as in
the ease oi many others, WAS SOON ;spparcIn. -
The patient WAS rapidly getting we'll"
This preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oil become rancid which makes II very desirea-
bile for Persons travelling AS il keeps fresh for
long time.
BE sure and ge, the genuine, Manufactured only
by ALEX'K Is. WlLBOR, Chemist, l5B Court
Street, Boston.
X. R.HAZARD & CO., Agents for Newport
and vicinity. jel4
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COALi CNALii

V,liE subscriber would ininrm his friends aud
L the public. that he has nn band first iate ar
ticle of Red Ash Stove an Egg Coal, selected
with grca, care from the bcr, Mines in Penns,y IVA
nia, which be offers for sale NJ low as csn he
bought IN town. CfAltf.Es DENLNS,
On Devens's whari, South side of the BarA si
Ehod. Island. may23u
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LILLY ptTN "

TUE srdsci iber having obmined good SUPPLY
i Of Iee w,a,hl inform his Js,rors and the
publir IN gcurraI. that he IL now ready ,n make
contracts ~ ,urly them with Ice from purs
Spring water; tlr,se wishing Ice the ooS,ne sea.
son. wiIl plcwc call on the subscriber NJ the Ice
Depot, l7j Thames Sueci. corner Mari II square.
Hotels, Families and Stores arplied by the sea
son. on reasonable trims
m2O JOHN l.. CRANSTON, Ag~nt.
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NEWELL'S PATENT
SAT- EFT Y LA Nj p,

AND LAMP FEEDER.
Warranted TO prevent all Accident from the
use Of Burning Fluid and all other Ex-
plosve Compounds used for the
production OF Light, also
AROMATIC FLUID,
Which burns with clear light, is free from
grease or smoke and is manufactured without
Camphene or Spirits of Turpentne.
For sale Wholesale and retail, by
B. J.TISDALE & SON,
Agent for Newport and vncinity.
The following certificate is sufficient guaran-
tee ofthe entire safety and efficiency Of the Safety
Lamp aud Feeder.
CERTIFICATE.
We have had an opportunity to test the Patent
Safety Lamp and Feeder Of Mr.. John Newell, Of
this city, in regard TO the measure Of protection
which their construction affords. In the trials
to which we subjected them We endeavored with
out effect to produce explosions Of the yapor OF
the fluid mixed with air, and to burst them by
the pressure of the vapor alone.
The principle adopted by Mr. Newell is that
Of the well known Da'y Lamp. lie has so COM
bned the parts that we are satsfe,! that all rick
Of explosive action is removed.
CHARLES Il. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
AUG. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
Boston, Aug. 30, 1852.
Assaycrs TO State Of Mass.
The public are invited to examine the above at
s2lG l3S Thames Street.
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STEAM MILL.

YvHE Subscribers eish to call the attention ~
u thsre friends and the public generaly 10 their
Establishment on Tanner ST., where they Keep
% hand sad are constantly naking, Window
francs, ssshes, Bli,ds, Doors, Fence Cappinps
Saving II III kinda. such IA Joisi, Plank, Board.
ssd Clap boards. All work warranted.
Ordsrs IN with Messrs. Fiuch q Engs will
S1 GIDEON iAwToN Lco.
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CORNELL G DENNIS

-DFALERS SIN
Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Grain, Paper
liarginss. Dry Goods, Shoes, Crockcp,
Fancy Goods, Oils. Cordage, Pro-
duc", Seeds, Agricultural Inv
plements and Machine, Sc.
sis % Br Iad Street.
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GLORIOUS NEWS
TIE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
YET MADE

1bi MADE
PHILLIPS PATENT LIQUID GLUE,
For Carpenters, Brush Makrr., Bo"k Binders,
Cabinet Makers, ilou.eherpers. J ruegs's, Sc.
Ths b ing a Patent Glue, in Liquid sta.c, al
Ways read, ior use requires no hr; it is f,.
from smell, and will Keep liquid in All, climate;
it also act. as Cement for " ood, Stone, China,
GIar., Iron, Marble, Paper, or any substance rs
paste ~ t7-TA il stands UNI qr,lled; ns rel uta-
t0n, " henS - il has been introduced, rs of the
f".t order, rs saving to Mechanics is obsrrv"
able at tirs, sight. v e offer liberal inducements
t. Hardware men, Statinners, Druggists. &c, and
guarantee il To cos, css, b, 20 er cent than s,m
mon ordinary Glue. We are NAH ing arrange-
ments for thus Fall Trade aud counir, merchants
will do well tn attend To this immediately. VIZ
are establishing sole Agents in all p"pulnus tow ns
throug ,out the United States. Sold ia Bottles Of
three .izcs, aud also by the Gallon. Small sam
pies sent to any part of the Unitcd States, earn"gs
tree.
Also, the British Furniture Polish, in BOTTLES
of thr-. SEES Country Merchants, attend To the
above. Apply carly.
PHILLIPS & co.
4CrDAR-sr. NEAR PAM, Nkw loRK.
81 3m
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, COLDS AND COASUMpTIONS.

COUGHSj COLDS AND CoNSU MfTIpNS.
The VEGETABLE PuLMt-
N NARY BALSAM is probably
%Tkn,rkf~- Mhhut "A parallel in having,
triAel, GtIirp tGl ,f more than
III s.soss JWtmy iaf lsoys, iull, main
shs" 'aIneh ihe high III ihnn
rTMvh ~lWhii lisioun,i ~ t'h-
lea, "thl stnirINt t,hiIAI:1s, iId
AkN rssI ali l,Isi Asis al the IusGs,
AID tnIsT II has
bSn uscd ~nh p.isbl, ena''r 'w',s 'han
IN, other article known, AMI h,slci.ns Mh" Lave
had an opportunity of " itn'ts,hg lie hi, ,ah-
tary effects, recommend il as saf'' and Yer, fh-
cmcious medicine, -t"al, if not superior, Ia any
bih~r prescription lor the above o,nphints wnh-
IN their lnow ledge, The basis u 'h's medicine
was private recipe ola distinguished ! lay .ician
In one II th nriglboripg States, and war PEE
served by an ind,v iduai to Hh"n II gave the n0s,
astonishing relief. II is composed If vegetables,
and II used accor,ling To uueciiCis, nirii b. per-
Ecsy safe.
From Me.srs. AAtn T. Co., Mrchsnts, Cinein-
nan,- "1lsose pereons who have us.i the Veg
etable Pulmonary isnlsam, uniformly speak OF il
As valuable inedicine, and from the quantity
sold, notwi outstanding the numerous other rrrpa-
faioas, used for similar eompiainis, We consider
10 first on the list.
Respectfully, &c. ALLEN s CO."
The Editor Of the Seneca FaLs Cosr,u ss,s,-
kct of the Vegetable Pulmonary liasnm in Our
family, in case Of young lady who has been 'n-
siTeiy cured e ufCcNsuMrTrN by the use Of il,
and also in severe coughs aud colds, and cheerful
" bear testnnny to its being sale, cOnven lent,
aud very efcaciOus medicine in cases OF that de-
scripiion. CsUisr.
A Clergyman froh, Philadelphia writes, that
he has been in the habit Of using the Vegetable
Pulmonary Basam fr himself and family, FOR the
last thirteen years, and also Of recommending IT
10 his friends and cons,ders it an invaluable
remedy for all pulmonary complaints.
For the last 6ve years OF my practice ! have
had the satisfaction 10 witness the beneficial ef-
iscts Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam in many
cases OF obstinate cough. and other affections Of
che lungs. would therefore confidently ,ecom-
snsnd its use in all complaints ol the chest, AS be-
ing equal, il not superior, To any other medicine
within my knowledge.
Lempsier, N. H.
TRUMAN ABEL. NJ. D."
10 BEWARE OF COUNTERFEiTS
AND INVITATIONS such IA CARTtR's
ConPOUND PULnosAar BALskH, AMERICAS
PULnoRARv BALsAM, and others, IN part,
bearing the nane Enquire for the article by
ms whole name, the
"vEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
ssd see that il has the written signature of Wm.
JoH'N CurLER upon yellow label, Oh the blue
wrappers. Each bottle and seal ia stamped
"vesetabIe Pulmonary Bssam."
Prepared by REED, CUTLER CO., I'm
perters and Wholesale Dealers in MediciI es,
Paints, Chemicals and Dye StufTs, 80 India
Street, Boston, and sold BY Druggists, Apo,hc-
carries, and Covn.ry Merchants generally. For
particulars and recommendations see pamphlet
accompanying esch bottle.-Price so cents. For
sale in Newport by HAZARD & CASWELL,
end n. J. TAYLOR. MO 6m
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DEo iiN
CAREFULLY AL IIt1ID


ARRlV\i. a. II. G.. ". tUlAt II nj N,w York
Tin c.kbraud u G.. W Roin \. hun smte,,h
fiuirs'tT Of htn logN As IubninA. lht'n,t ~, hId
trulnanry, having lnst triiYrd ioa mn 60 lIl.ia
~lefe lie has met wIiil the nitrt tNtraitedniN
rsss. tU' the last four hraIs G h,e his
tn cilil,i al New loik. aud lts yirniN, e.. "
RuhnCh b,i The seye t son ui the Sruih -,, I'D
hn,mg maIr asifoiusy his = eusiyt siud, slLct IA.
early ~" al NIT tn years, 'hJ"N- advantages eIntG
TuIu tTN II us and ., H. rtiun thai poe, ed bN
none ~ tiis c"uuify or IA Lu"pr. ma ing si-
tel b, Nature having ruliyalrd ihust blessed yt-
he !, prepared 10 adapt Them to the T. rouing usts,
ard IN. immediate com sunIus sliuh 81 The Ib.. u n
topics He eau be c0usu'lrd WITH ~ his oLa. ~ b,
l.urr, pfe paid, and h- u prepared Ia Dnae of
his power on any Of the following tOLcs, bu.iLtss
OF MI Il, DC iptions travelling by land ar seas court
shiIs aivic.- given for their successful accomplish
m-nt sIeCuiting IN stocks, ntT' hdLdiYr real es
tate the recovering Of legacits In dispute the pnr
ehArng Of tickets and the safety Ol shiis NJ
also has hsd the honor oi receiving criiiGre'" from
the Honorable T.. John Bernadnttc. form, Ily King uf
Sweden, which IL viii give him grrat PLEASURE IL
showing to these who will iayOr him with call. He
nso offers his seIvice respecting health, wealth ana
marriage love affairs, journey IAwsuits dificLliy in
business fraud, sickness AMI death, past, present. and
inufr events, aud all the concerns al ie, aid invites
all those who are afflicted corporiay OF m,nta lly.-
TeTms-I adirs 80 cents; gentlemen 81. Nnttynies
calculated and read Ia itl according Ia the oa,les
aud nas6 uline signs, lndies IL gentlemen so
Naiivitirs calculated according 10 Getnancy, f. In
dies ~, IN full S3 gentlemen 50, IN iuil S5- Per
sons n distance can have their nntiviies d BY
sending the date of the day Of their birth. Al. let
trrs containing the above lee will receive inu, di
at- attention. and nhtiviiies will hss,nt tom pant
oi the United States, written on dui ab. paper. Al
le All. wered gratis. Ills Office is No. hiie street
ablocks below Broadway. is 10 d&w ~
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CARPETINGS


eaHAr ABDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES.
PETERSON Il HUMPHREY,
$40 Broadway,
coRNER OF WHITE STREET, NEW YORK,
DEG leave to call the attention Of their Rhode
- Island friends ta their elegant stoek Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CARP TING
whish, owing to the reduction by the English
Manufacturers, will be disposed OF at the follow
ing esfv'ms loV Prices:
Rs,'ly.lve. Carpet f" 81 5o'o 81 90 90 per yard
Ply extra heavy 81 l-2 l2l-2 /"
Superfne, 62 l-2 81 l-2
Good, al Wool. so cents per yard.
OIL CLOTHS.
From to - inches wide, at prces equally low
MATTINGS.
-. Sand 6-4plain, fancy and check; Stair
Rods, Drusgets, Table and Piano Covers, Rugs,
Mats Of every kind, together with all other goods
found in Carpet Stores, for sae full ten per cent
lees than any other Carpet Establishment in the
Union. Wetherefore challenge the whole trade
10 show svch nm extensive stock at such low
prices.
jyl0 daw
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CAUTION 2!
WINS GC

fUNIE Con'-ners of Wiurs and oreign liquors,
resident M Ncw,c cri r any other pat Of
Rholc Island, arc respe' fully informed riat from
our extensive S,wk, cmlasr,ne sl,,osl ever, va
r,ctv, we ore prrparrd u supply ,helr want, 1T
hir rates, w such quantities NJ can n eonv.nirn,
" transported, on their orders l.ing ann IN
through MR. ROBERT y. BAkkER I63
THAMES 81. NEWPORT. The articles Ill
all I've ,,w ~, in the h,e,i c"ndtioss aud with iln
Bills bx Ey,war,led ~ dir cfcd
y w ENGs n SONS,
New York, 23i July, rss2. i3i from 81
GUNNER Gloves, Lsdie.' and Gen'.' vid
- siit. Thread, pud COTTON ';lovr-, %, Ivy
a1s CHAS. W. TURNER
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ca EE1'X

SAFETY.
T'HE pearl of grea, prize is a, Last discovered.
L The newly Invented safety Fluid Lamps; this
invention will bring Burning Fluid more generally
into use, and such things as explosions will no
more I've heard Of, as these can he used by any
one with perfect safety.
Cali aud examine and satisfy yourselves Of the
fact, at RIDERS,
-2l Ill Thames ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-02

SHt.iL Bstk aud side cornb-, fine ivory
y comb-, coa,se AID fur dressing. iur, reerived
~ GORToN ANDERSONS,
IL t03 Than Street.
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A Journal kept during summer Tour, Tor the
n Children of Village School, h, the author
of"Amy Herleu" "ieriru -" &C., ' hrcc part
in oue volume, Si,00; Part I. p.tcnd ." lale
Constance Part 2. Constance to the Srnplni
Part 3. From the Simplon through the T!rol Ia
Genos.
Midsummer fns: or the Holidays AZ Wood
k'gh. by Su an Pindar. nuihor of "FIr.side
ta' les" &C., rs ct tor ,nle by
WILLIAM II. PEEK,
- 90 Thames Str, ct.
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- II. kINSLEY'S EXPRESS, Tor Fall River
ll. Providence and Boston, for the tran-portas
ton Of Merchandise, leaves office IN Newport, dm
", Sundays excepted, at l-2 O'Clock, a. M, anJ
IL o'clock, p. M.
Leaves office in Boston, at 7 I-2 O'Clock, N.
aud 3 l-2 O'Clock, y. m. Drafts, Notes aud Bills
collected, and all orders executed with prompt
NESS
Orders should I've left for Goods AZ th. oihc
aalf An hour before the time of leaving
Offices, in Newport, 100 Thamcs-st.
Boston, III State-st.
Providence, Exchange-a.
Newport, March 10. 1850.
LADIES', MISSES AND CIiILDREN'S
SHOE MANUFACTDRi.
No. ~ THAsrs srRttr.
~ u. BEEnE has commenced the manuiar-
Ia. ture of Ladies', Misses arf Childrn's
Caters, Polkas, Boo,rrs and Shrcs ri all the va
rious styles and patterns. oith- ~st material and
finish, aud at ,hc loves, possihIcpriccs, cor cash
perfect tit warranted. All his wotk j. warrant
ed A few pairs on hand and Tor sale low or
cash.
Nending done with ucalmss and dcspairh.
R''nemlrr. No. 20 Thames ma,r3
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LADIEs, GAIrTR BnOTs.

IL MARSH has Jus, received very full SHp,
ID. ply of Ladies Gai,rrs NJ ever, qnhy and
price. ! Case ~ low a. si,a5 per pair, good
article. I.adics ~ want of the above viii please
call At ll0 Thames 81. Az.
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HENRY &. BROWN.
Ice, October 2S, 1851.
ALSO

UEVTNES' ENTTI' NRN TNU 81 NUT,
For the cure Of Kidney Complaints, nyscnie,y
aud all affections of the Liver, aud Debility
arising from to,id AMI inpu'e state Of the
blood, Scarlet Fever and Fever and Aguc.
Samuel u. Fuller & Co., No. Wilsou's Lame,
near State Street, Boston, Mass, General Agents
for New England.
For Sale in Newpor, by and r. J. TAYLOR.
jc30 6m
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4CrDAR-sr. NEAR PAM, Nkw loRK.
81 3n
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-12
Tennessee.
The Cincinnati Atlas Of the 18th saws ].

lu6 OlHClluatl ALlaS OF the III SayS:NN
ga. H. MARYLAND, esq, of Washington, is at
present staying at the Burnet House. in this city
He leaves for Washington tomorrow. Mr. Mark
land is jealous, discreet, and hard-wo1king
Whig and is doing much good in the cause.
He has been through Tennessee in company with
Governor Jones, awaking the Wings of that State
to action. He is ready and able speaker, and
reports the States of Tennessee and Kentucky as
right"
We have seen and conversed with Mr.. Mark
land since his return to this city, and he fully
confirms the assurances we have received from
other sources, that Tennessee is safe
We have also had an interview with an in
teligent and reliable gentleman, who has recently
traversed the entire State, and learned the
views of many of her bestinformed citizens; and
we are assured by him that the Wing party there
never had better hopes of obtaining her vote than
at present In Eastern Tennessee we shall gain
in every county but one, land in that we shall
hold our own,) over the vote given to Campbell
last year, when he carried the State by 1850.
In Western Tennessee we shall gain in every
county
A great many false reports have been circulated
with reference to this State We are assured
that the progress of Senator Jones and General
Cullom through Tennessee is a perfect triumph
They have every where addressed the people, and
have uniformly challenged controversy with their
opponents. 1t is here reported that Parssn
Brownlow had met and confronted Governor
Jones; but this is entirely untrue.
Colonel Haskell is also producing admirable
effects.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-12

Mr.. Dobson, one of the rrsprietsrs Of the
Jackson Miss Southern Star, offers his inter
est in that establishment for sale.
BY the new constitution of the State Of Indiana,
all foreigners who have been in the United States
twelve months entitled to vote for all officers.
Madame Pulzky, since her return to Europe,
has completed an account of the residence and
travels Of Kossuth and his companions in the
United States.
The New York Herald heads two column ar
ticle as follows: g The Sunday Press in their
Shirt Tails"
number Of citizens in New Orleans have held
public meeting for the purpose of forming a
Public Reform League" having for it's object
the suppression of intemperance by urging the
question of "No license"
]. W. Cooper, keeper Of the Belleville Hotel,
Newburyport has been convicted on two counts
fer liquor selling, and two of his bar-keepers on
one count each. The landlord was fined $40 and
costs on the first count, and 800 and costs on the
second, and gave bonds of 81 900 not to sell for
one year. x,