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

oi time Nlany eminent physicians 10 not hesi-
tate acknow ledge its sutcriorily, and with en-
tire confidence Ia ,ecoDn cpi II 10 their patients,
"A superior PREPARATION, which has cen found to
I've peIiecl, ,aic, CONVENIENT aud highly eliica-
cious in all diseases of Ihc Threat, Lungs, and
Chest. O,c who has used il thus speaks Of it,
"CLINroN PArK, NY, n,c. 70, 1850.
Mcssls. Reed & Cutler Nearly seven ye?rs
ago had "A violent attack o. inflammation of the
lungs. which was treated by my physicians with
the most powerful rcmedics,u ,uq with little cfrcr
for the abatement Of vioent pains about INV chest.
Ny cough was almOs, nccssant, accompanied with
cXpcCtontion of the most put i'll ard offensive
kmd, a part of the time mixed with blood, both
of daIk and pink color. Several large ulcers
broke on NY lungs, which came near sulocs,ing
me. had continual night swcais, and Wa, re-
duced almost to a skeleton. My case was copsid
ere hopeless, not onl, by he phy sicians, Iui D.,
all who saw me. Accidrn ally hearing fium a
ncighbor of the effects which the vegetable Pull
mondry Balsnm had produced in mar are,
was lnduced to try IL. E.ioie ] had wcd on.
bottle ] began H. im"rovc, and ly the nsc oii
four bottles VAS ps,crrd Ia usual health. ! had
used u variety of uircr medicines which gave ire
no relief. 4 lew -ago lwas similarly ~.
':ckcd, and am nov using the Basam with W.
same beneficial results. This sinttm NJ IL unso-.
ici'cd aud it costs YOU nu,hng. but II il will 10
olany service TO ANY one NY ol jcct il accom- Ii, h.
ed. Nuurs, &c.,
(Signcd) 'WM.p. NONEN,'P. NJ"
Nov. !, 1851 New Certificates, TO almost
any extent might I've added il deemed ncccs,ays
bu the proprlclors feel lai ,hc articlr has eoeins
50 universally we'll known, aud its virtues 50 gen
e'ally acsnow lcdgcd 10y physicians and Others, nv
to make IL unu"c ssaIy ~ "i"r, at thls time, 6r-
thcr proof OF iAc mcrits oflhs highly popular AT
tich.
W BEWARE FtOUNTERFEITS AND
INVITATIONS, such as thRTIK's Cos.
ruUND PULMONAHy BAIsNN, AMtRicAs
PULMoNAHl BALsyN land Others, in part hal-
ing the name Enquire lar the article 10y u,
whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAIS
and see that has the wrii"a s,gnaruc 81 WV.
Joss CU1E II upon y,Ihw hicl. on N, no
wrappers. Each bottlc aud seal . stamped
" Vegetable rulmurary fuLau."
Pr pmtd h EIED, tu1LER b co. h-
po,tcrs aud Wh,,snh dealers ~ M'dicirrs,
Paints, Chemical. aud p,r Stats, 80 fssin Street.
Boston. aud soli Druggi.,,, Alo,hccmrs, ard
Counny Merchants grusisny. fm particulars
anil rccopiiasA' !slions, - amI hri ace, InJay
Sng each boulr .--!licr 80 eruts. For sas i.
Nsspoit BY &. u. &. llAIAED ard X.
TAYLOR. n20 6n
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(Ernm n Y Manning Siarl

Truly ALARMING The City Inspector
weekly returns exhibit "A fearful array OF deaths
by diseases OF the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing direcJy or indirectly from imperfect digcstiou.
The human body can no more be in "A healthy
state W Ell ne stomach is disordercd, than "a
watch can keep ;rue time when its handspring is
injured. And how readily and painlcssly the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
can be regulated and restored to their full vigor
The allciaivc and cordial properties Of IlUTCH-
INGs' VEGErATLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERs will
accomplish his object with recison and GER
t,nty that Justify W. in pronouncing it inalliblc.
The accordant testimony of all who have been
wise enough to give ita trial, bear out in the
assertion. The proof Of it. efficacy does not rest
upon the statement Of few patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration of thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates ofremark-
able cures, and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can lie
had Of the agents, free.
P,ice 80 cents per bottle.
Principal Office, l22 Fnton street, NY.
June13
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OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.

There is no form of OLD STOMACH
COMPLAINTS which it does not seem TO
reach and remove at once. No matter
how bad they may be, It GIVES IN
STANT RELIEF A siRgie dose re-
mOrcS all lie unpie0SaH symptoms aud
it only needs to he repr lied Tor short time
to make these good effects permanent -
PURITY OF BLOOD, AND NlGOR OF
BODY follow at oir,. 1t is particularly
excellent in clses of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness of the ph OF the Som.
nch, distress aner eating, low, cold state Of
the Blood, Heavlness, l.,wness of Spirits,
Dependency, Emaclailon, Weakness, ten
dency TO Insanity, Suicide, &c.
DR.. HOuGHTON'S PEPSlN, is solu
by nearly all the dealers in fine drugs aud
Popular Medicines, throughout the United
States. 1t IS prepared IN Powder and in
Fluid iOrm--and IN Prescription walls for
the use OF lhyslc ans.
PRIVATE CIRCULARS ior,he use of
Physicians may he obtained Of DR.. llouph-
ton or his Agents, describing he whole
process OF preparation, end = wing ihe au-
thortlcs upon Which tie claims of Il Is new
remedy are based. As ii J. NOT \ ST.
CRkT REMEDY, 40 ohjrctoo can re
raised against its use by Physicians in res-
pcclabIc SANDING aud regular practice -
Price, ONE DOLLAR pr Lte.
CONSERVE THIS / Every hot le
of he genuine PEPSlN bears Tie written
signature of j. ). llOuGll1ON, NJ d.,
sole proprietor, Phlladel lhla, Pa. Copy
right and Trade Mark secured.
arSold by all Druggists and ID alcrs in
Medicines.
GEN fS-R. r. HAZARD & co.
Apulhecarics' Hall, New port. RI.
G.. DYER Jr PnYi'ence, T.. OSBORNE,
Fail River, l.. CLAPP pawtuckcl.
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MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

lMPORTANr To CYSPEPTlCS.-
DR., J. $. 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
prca, rhysiclo ical Chemist, by J. :.
HOUGHTON M. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly wonderful remedy for INDlGES-
TON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
Err COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY. curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD. bv NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phle,s, containing Scienuf, evidence Of its
value. furnished by agents gratis. See no
tice among the medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-12
INNtI.IIDS

Among the many invaIids who suffer from sc-
we're and unwholcsomc climate, there may lc n
few who have never tried and experienced the
virtue of Dr. stephen Jcwctt's celel rated Family
medicines. These medicines are compounded hr
the cure and prevention of the diseases To which
We peculiarly liable, dy ,cpsia, consumption
and innammatory disorders, and the, are the result
Of long continued aud pa,en, study and scl,niihc
research. There Is no qrack,ry about them
thousands can and do testify of ihrrr efficacy IN
giving permanent relief in eases that long had
been considered hopeless and in which the ratiert
had hrcn given over TO death hy dcspaiiing hy.
.rianr. We wouh advise all who suffer from
debility ~ disposition, pulmonary cou.mnpiiuR,
To provide themselves With these medicines and
use them IN strict compliance With the accomI any.
ing directions. Sec references and advertise mt
IN another column.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE AT AUCTION

ADMINISTRATORS SALE At AUCTION.
an Tuesday, Feb. oath at 9o'clock, A NJ. III
" fair, if not the next far day ut the pkre
lately occupied by Benjamin Brown, Esq, dec.
the personal property Of 3aid dec, consisting Of
pair Oxen, COW, 2horscs, 3 hogs, geese,
tm keys, fowls, 20 tons hay, straw, corn fodder,
horse Wagon, corn, oats, farming tools, boat,
bcd.. be- 4stcads and bedding, heaurraus, tables,
chairs, washstands, pitchers and bowls, about
2j,0l Ornamental trees, large quantity oitho'n
bushes, Sc. Sc.
JOHN MANCHESTER, Administrator.
Portsmouth, Feb Q, 1852.
no
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I'D tflarine Jntelliaente. HH
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARI,IV ED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. g.
Brig Wilder p Walker, Edgccomb, Malanzss,
Prov; Florance, Falcs, do, do.
Schr II Horton, Horton, Bost. Va.
Sloop Gazelle, Nergerso' Bristol, n Y.
THURSDAY, Feb 5.
Sloop Petaquamscutt, Whaley, : Kingston.
FRIDAY, Feb. q.
Schr Geo Walker, Dill, Bost, Va; Lucy Jane,
Payne,--, do, Tangier Sound; Rough *
Ready, Gates, Eastpolt, n Y; Jeroleman. Coi-
fin, Prov, do.
Sloop Wakefield, Saunders, 5 Kingston, NY ;
Chief, Hammond, Bristol, do
SUNDAY, Feb. s.
Bark Georgia, Allen, Prov, N y.
Schr Lysapder, Powers, Auxcayes, Bost; Flo
ra, Crosby, Passport, Bait; Hamlet, Mckee son,
Prov, Phila; Saml |. Crockcr, lIorioa, Taunto :,
Norfolk; l. II Nickcrson, Amcs, Bos,. Whining
ton; Richd Borden, jones, + River, Bait; Min.
erva, Clifford, do, do.
Sloop Roger Williams, Rhodes, Prov, N Y;
Rhode Island, Appeby, do, do; Vigi'ant, Wells,
NY.
TUESDAY, Feb. 10.
Schr Phipsburg, Killer, Thomaston, Y
May, Clark, Proylncctown, do.
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hRRAlD OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY Feb, l2.h 1852.

HTFor several years past the Gen.
sral Assembly Of this State appear to
have been endeavoring to initiate the
example Of Congress by having long
sessions in January, and transacung but
little business of any particular import
ance the session is extended to six,
seven and eight weeks, when, if the
members attended regularly and pune
tually to the business before them, eve
rything might easily be disposed Of IN
two, or al all events, three weeks. As
things are now managed, scarcely any
thing s done the first week; they ad-
journ by Friday noon over to Tuesday,
and thus adjournments are had from
week TO week. They have but one ses-
sion day, and the average length Of
that 10 not much over three hours; the
Assembly is now in its sixth week, and
during all this time the members have
contrived TO be in session only about
Jorty.fre hours,-being four and a haD
actual working days. Now what do the
people of,his State say TO such wicked
squandering OF the public money? No
man would employ laborer who thus
wasted his time and deirauded him Of
his money and yet the members of the
Assembly are but the laborers whom
the people depute TO transact their bus
iness, and these laborers should be held
to strict account for The manner in
which they discharge their duties. The
expenses OF the Assembly, for each
week, are something over one thousand
dollars; and if the session was only of
the necessary length, AT least six thous-
and dollars would be saved to the Trea-
sury every year; in this way it would
axe but very few years to pay the
whole Of the old State Debt by the saw
ing Of money which is now thrown
away And yet many of the members
who regularly vote for the useless ad-
journments from Friday morning to
Tuesday afternoon, have always voted
against all propositions to pay the old
State debt, or any portion oil ii. All
this may be the result Of honest convic-
tions OF onscence; but we really can
not view it in this light, neither can We
conceive how il is possible for any truly
honest man to pursue such a clearly
dishonest course.
The members of the Assembly ought
10 discharge their public duties IN the
same manner that they would transact
their own private business affairs; let
them commence on Monday morning
and work until Saturday night, having
two sessions each day. 1t is very well
10 have short settings the first week. so
MS to give the Committees an opportuni-
~ to prepare business Tor the Assembly
10 act upon then during the second and
third week. there would be time enough
before, between and after each setting
for the Committees TO transact their bus
mess, provided the Members are ali
disposed to work as they ought. This
is really matter Of a great deal OF i'm
portance, and we submit our suggestions
to the members as entitled to their Sc
rious consideration.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-12
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,

red 10 ca II on the genis and sntisfy them
sclycsby reference to numerous letters and cert6S
Gates oi the highest resprcabiy.
Among the numerous and highly respectable
certificates We refer to the following:
Prof. 4. A. Hayes, NJ ID. State Assayer.
fna Henry Homer, Esq, Boston.
Jas. ID. Dunn, Esq, City Treasurer, Boston.
Hon. Myron Lawrence, Ex-Prcst. Mass. Senate
Hon. l.. II. Arnold, formerly Gov. Rhod.
Island, now member Of Congress.
. Hon. WIN. Woodlridgc, formerly Gov. Of
Michigan, nov 4. :. Senator.
iioo' }. i. Morcla;,dy formerly Cor. Of Ken
mhy, Dw Us. SeAatsr-
Hon. J. +. Simmons, &. >, s;-mssor fro..
Bhodc Island.
lion. Samuel $. Phelps U. $. sena,or Ire.
Vermont.
Hon. WIN. Upham, do. de-.
Hon Solomon Foote, Member Of Congress. ,frosn
Vermont. =
Hon, A. d. Foster, Member Of c ,ngrc,s from
Pcm'a.
Hon VI. l.. Martin, Delegate in Congres. from
Wisconsin Territory.
Gen. A. &. DoISr, Delegate in Congress from.
Iowa.
u. =. Stowe, Esq, Clerk in the House os
Representatives.
{ C,.Trow bridge, Esq. Detroit, Michigan.
Geo. w. Jones, ESP, Surve, OF GcneraI,, D.,
buque, Iowa.
Joseph lioxie, Esq, No. 76 Wall street, New
York
Many other individuals Of the highest re.p-c,.
ability can bc rcicrrod. To, who viii confirm all
that hi,s been said nstYor oi th, invaluable med
icipe.
DIR GEO. d. GREEN Proprietor, Windsor,
VI.
Reed, Bates & Austin, Wholesale Druggists,
No rs Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents
Price - per bottle; six bnttlcs fpr S5.
CAUTION bottle OF the GESuirs
orYGEsATED BirrEBs, will have the outside
wrapper printed in English, French and Span.
ish, with the signature of Geo. Il. G. cen, P,opri-
etor, upon THREE SIDES, and in addition, a hne-
ly engraved LAba upon the top Of The bottle, with
the signature Of REID, BATrs & AusTis, who
are the sole General Agents, ard TO whom all o.
1ers must be addressed.
Tor Sale III Newport by X. n. Hazard, b G..
X. Taylor, and &. G.. G. IIaz, I.
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MarrteU.

In Swanney, 25lh, Mr.. John Hubbard, oi
Warren, and Miss Mary re L, OFFS.
In this town. on Friday evening, by Rev. Mr..
Jackson, Mr.. Stephen ID, TidIall of Boston, and
Miss Roxanna Wilson, of Newport.
In Fall River, on the 4h INST, by David Per.
kins, ESD, Mr.. Leander A. Borden, aud Miss
Pcr,is :. IIainbly.
IL this town, ON Saturday. Feb 7, by the R.v.
q. A. Stanford, Francis I. Merrc, Of New lia
ven, and Miss Ann T. Jones, of Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-12

Mn. " EBsTER AND THR PREsiDEscY
The Courier & Enquirer Of monday
Morning announces that the following
call will be circulated in lew d, US:
The subscribers, citizens OF New
York, earnestly desire the election OF
MIR. Webster to the Office Of President of
the United States, for the ensuing Pes
idential term and they rcpec fully invite
ell citizens who unite with them in this
wish, 10 meet at -, on the ilh day Of
March next, 10 nominate Mr. Webster
Tor the Presidency. Subject 10 the ar
proya Of whig National Convention"
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tSSIcNYIsS NOTICE

v'IlE subscriber having received of JOHN ID.
i BURDlCk, ot thatlcstuwn, u deed Of trust
of all the said limdick's property, not tNcmp
from attachment b, hw, CO.. III, bcn'ir al hls crcd-
turs, ,--hcrb, gives said creditor. notice that SIX
munih. from the date hereof arr, u, the trtrs of
said deed. alowc ed them ~ hring IN 'nd tr)'e
their climr, in order 10 receive dividend tie-
from. ASA tHth'H, IN,
Ch uL stowr, Nov. ", 1851 sw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-12

IFOne thousand passengers sailed
IN the Cherokee and Prometheus for
California from New York on the 9th
The steamers two months ahead have
their full complement Of passengers en-
gagged. $50 premium is offered for tick
cts by the Ohio.
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VEGETAHL
PULMONARY BALSAM

The GREAT REMEDY
for COEGHN, COLDSsn
CONSLNP7YONS, after q
trial oft~'aiy:frs years, stands
by almost general consent, at
the head of Cough Mcdicine.t
1t is the only standing article
in't has fully sustained IL.
great and constantly growing
rcuutalioD. for so lnno a pcr,oJ
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DOUSSEL'S AMtNDINE, iresh loi jur,
IN received. TIL no-t TH,I ulat and us' inl - Vt
edy, for chappcd haul, ~ hu sh 80 81 The 'kiu
a, Apothccarics'IIall r. u. HAZARD 4 90,
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"A Wing meeting was held at the
Town Hall, last evening, Hon. Robert
b. Cranston, was chosen Chairman, and
Fran els. Lawton, Esq. Secretary.
The following gentlemen were elect
I'd delegates from this town to the Wing
State Convention to be holden in Prov
dence tomorrow evening:
r. B. Cranston, Augustus Bush, H..
z. Turner, Geo. II. Norman, James A.
Greene and Saml. B. Vernon.
The delegates were authorized TO fl
any vacancy which may occur in their
number.
Tho Newport News dwelIs with just
praise upon the excellence Of this un
rivalled harbor. II has not been at all
impedcd by ice during the recent cold
weather. and the thermometer has not
been below zero but once, and then only
for one morning. Boston Transcript
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COMMISSIONERS AND ADMINIS1 "A
TORS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS AND ADMiNIS1 IA
TORS NOTICE.
~ HE subscribc,s, having bcen appointed by tie
l. Court of Proba'e of Poiismouih, Commissions
eJsto receive, examine and allow chains Of 'he
cicditors o. the Estate of
BENJAMIN BROWN,
late Of Portsmouth, drc".scd, represented insol-
vcpt,-aud six months f'0n this date bc'ag allow
ed bv said Cont for the creditors 10 prcscnt and
prove ,,,rr claims fore said Commissioners, we
will receive clms at any time during Sid pei od,
and we will meet AT the house of Sylvester Hath
away, On Saturday, 9TH day Of August, at 2o'-
clocL, +. NJ. To adjust said c'.,ms.
SYLVESTER HATHAWAY,
JOHN II. COGGESiALL, Com.
GILES MANCHESTER,
All persons indebted to said Es,i;e, are rcqucs-
ted to make immediate payment to
JOHN MANCHESTER, Admr.
Poitsmoc,h. Jan. II, 1852.
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Mr.. Bradford offered resolution that
no Senator be allowed to speak more
then fifteen minutes on any one subject.
Passed.
Mr.. Porter from the judiciary Com
mittec reported an act 10 revise and
amend an act, in relation TO the election
OF civil officers. Read, and pas ed to
second reading.
Mr.. Bradford, from the Finance Com
miitce, reported an act TO restore, en-
large and preserve a permanent school
fund. Read, and passed to u second
reading.
Mr.. Porter presented an act. permit
ting the Town Council of Crans,on to
establish sidewalks. Passed.
The act 10 regulated the assessing
and collecting Of taxes, was taken up.
Mr.. Macy objected very strongly to
section fifty, which requires officers Of
Banks, and other Corporations, to report
the amount and value Of stock held by
individuals, when the assessors shall
make a written request for them to do
SO.
After some further debate, and before
the question was taken. the Senate ad-
j,urned.
HoUsE.-The House met at 3 o'clock,
p. NJ, MIR. Speaker Bosworth in the
Chair.
An act to abolish Capital Punishment,
and to provide Tor the more etfectual
punishment OF crime-having been re-
ceived from the Senate, and referred 10
special committee, was reported TO
| the House with recommendation that
the House concur in its passage. 1t
was laid OH the table for the present.
Act to incorporate Protection Fire
Engine Company, No. 5, OF Newport,
was passed
Mr.. +. Brown gave notice that he
would tomorrow morning call up the
bill to abolish Capital Punishment
The House then adjourned.
THE New CAr.ToL OF OHio.-Thc
telegraph has reported the destruction
OF The Capitol of Ohio, by fire. Forum
ately a new Capitol is already in pro-
cess Of construct ton, SO that the loss will
soon bs Esplaced. 1t will be seen by the
following briet description that the new
Capitol will be one Of the largest cdi
fees Of the kind in the country
The new Capitol Building of the
S.ate ol Ohio. now in the process OF
construction, will be Cnc OF the finest edi-
fees in the country, ana only second in
extent and appo arance TO HE National
Capitol at Washington. 1t will cover
an area of &c, ,636 square feet, being aOf
by 1874 feet in exterior measurement
The Capitol Building at Albany is but
l50 by 90 feet, and poorly constructed,
inferior building at that, undergoing
nearly every year some patchwork. 1t
is good enough, howeve-, and will last
until the people demand The removal Of
the State Cover nnient to some more
central point"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-12
AS DYSPEPSIA CURER,

DR.. HOuGHTON'S PEPSIN has pro-
duced the most marvellous effects, in cur
ing cas,s of Debility, Emaciallon, Ner-
vous Decline, and Dyspep,ic Consumption.
1t is impossible to give the details Of cases
in the limits of this advertisement but au-
thentica,ed certificates have been given Of
more than TWO HUNDRED REMA RK-
ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, New
York and Boston alone. These were neal-
ly all desperate cases, and the cures were
no. only rapid and wonderful but perna-
heat.
j, is a great NERVOUS ANT;DOTE,
and particularly useful for tendency to Bill
lious d IS, rder, Liver Comp aint, Fever aud
Aeue, OF badly treated Fever and Aeue,
and the e. il of Quinne, Mercury, and 9th
cr drugs upon the Digestive Organs, after
a long sickness. A SO, for excess in eat
ing, and the too free use of ardent spirits.
1t almost rec onciles Health with lniemper-
ance.