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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25
Mdrrfe0.

In New York, on the 10Th inst, in 81 Georges
Church, by the Rev DIR Tyng, John II Glover,
and Helen Otis, daughter Of Jacob lie Roy
In Boston, 10th inst, by Rev DR. Neale, Mr.
Samuel I johnson, and Miss Lucinda T. Trul
In this town, on the 10th inst. by Rev. Mr..
Jackson, Mr.. John Place. Of East Gr~enw ich
and Mrs. Catherine BARLOW, Of this town.
On the 10th instant, AT Cleveland, King George
Dabney II Maury, u. ). Army, to Miss Nannis
X. Mason, eldest daughter OF W. X. Mason, Esq.
! In this town, 18th. by Rev. Mr.. Thayer. Mr..
W. W. blanchard, Of Somerset, and Miss Iiar-
! riet c. Vinson, OF this town.
| In Brictol, on Suniay evening, Is,h inst, by
Rev. J. q. Lawshe, Mr.. Thomas Z. Bowler to
Miss Elizabeth Dawlcy. all of that town.
| Ia Providence, at Grace Church, on the 10th
inst, 10y the Right Rev. Bishop IIen.ha~, An
drew III. Ward, Jr., Of the house Of Ward 4
Boot, Boston, and Anna Harriet, eldest daughter
Of Isaac Field, ESQ. ofP.
In Central Falls, 18th mat, Mr.. John X. Jer-
auld, Of Pawtucket, and Miss AlrpirA A. Thur
Der, Of Central Falls.
On the l7,h inst az Brooh yn, by Rev. DIR.
Vinton, +. T.. l.. Bo,Ie ~ Kate E., youngest
daughter Of the late John X. Sat,crlee.
Ia Apponaug, 10th inst., NJ. Jason = Stone,
Of Warwick, and Mics Sarah f. Wekes, of Ap.
ponaug.
In Warren, 81 inst, MIR. John NJ. IK-an and
Miss Ann O'Brirn. both ofW.
In Gibraltar, Feb. II, Charles Homer, Of Bo.-
Ton, u. s., and Vctorine F., daughter Of tho late
llorato Spragme, Esq.
In Hartford. Conn, llth INST, Rev. Matthc "
Kinsm, IN. Of Bethel, VI and Mrs. Catharine +.
Cary, of Windsor, Conn.
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from the Irish Americln.l I


AsAPPEAL TO CoMMos SEssE.-It won't
do. at this day, To advance opinion without Civ
ing "A reason ir IT, We might tell the public in
every isse OF our paper, that HUrcHIsGs' yyG-
ErABLE DYSPEPSIA BIrLERs were specific
fDr Indigestion, AMI ilD the diseases growing ont
Of il, but they would nt believe our ,p,, dat
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sonal observation and from the concurrent usti-
ncny Of all our frsn.ts and acq,nintances who
have tried tho article, or have sren il tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, ap restorative properties
altogether uncYnlkt. That it braces the s,stcm,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impa,s
hrmness To the nerves, and inyigoralcs the consti
tuition; AMI that its stimulating effect il followed
by M reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stoInachi' which me .ica science has
yet given 10 mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark.
,bc cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by tn public press, can lie had OF
the agents, free.
PRIcE 30 CENTS FER BoTrLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
In Providence, 2Oth inst, Mr.. Sturgcs Davis,
oi Providence, and Miss May X, only daughter,
Of the late Capt. Daniel Is. Barrus, Of Warren,
H..
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- tllarint Intelligence. 5a2
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Marchi7
Bark Albert, Purington, Prov, MAtanlu
Brig ] K Rholdes, ilambin, Charleston, Prov
Schr liutoka. Jone,, Phila, Portland
Sloop Olive. Lewis. WEXFORD; Fashion, Rcy.
nolds, do; Resolution, Baker, do; Bolina, Mills.
Ny, ,Wsrehsm; Translation, iiallock, Dghton,
Ny, Rising sun P,isIcy Taunton Hartford
THURSDAY, March ls
Brig Mary Perkins, Nicker-on, Richmond,
A.Schr Maria, Kelley, liarwich, n York; Cape
Cod, Kelley, Gloucester, do; Cinderella, Files,
iIarwich, do; Victor, Allen, do, do; ID ; Ives,
Ch,ce, do. do; NV Dixon, Doanc. do, do; S.,-
rah, Mcdonald, Ellis, do, do; Cora, Chasc, Iiosi.
do; Star, Nickcrson, do, do; Wasp. Kelley +,
Dennis, do; Narcissa, Titus, Bost, do; stephen
Waterman, Nickcrson, ilarw ich, do; Piht iiost
Wm w Johnston, smith, cruise
FRIDAY, March 10Th.
BARK Empress, Irci, Bristol Matan,ts; Ii,l.
en- Frances, blanchard, Prov Maiantt.
SATURDAY, March 20.
Bsrks Archimedcs, Mitchell, tall River, Ms.
tanras; Mary = Shade, Iiowss, Prov, Sa,an.
nah Triton, M.rriinan, do. Apalschiculs.
Brig Mctsmora. Latham, Mobic, Prov.
Schr Agswam, I'.ssr, wareham, n Y; EiiIa,
Allen. iIarwich, de-; Richmond. O'N.il, Prov.
PHO, Boit wm w Johnston, smrb, = cruise.
sloop Midas, ward-eIl, Bristol, y ~. i',.e
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III Borden, Dunning, Fall River. do.
Scar Joshua Iiamblin, of Wesiielt, in leaky
condition. but will proceed to No'fok.
SUNDAY, March21.
Schr Advrnturer. Brool,, rrov, y London
Sophia Parker. rrrce, Bat, VA Jno q Irrl n I,
Crpwell. do, n Y; Pavilion, Paine. do, Va; J
T. Bowey, Spark, Prov, do; Aoy,n.hr, In
ford, Norfolk, lioy.
MONDAY, Marh2?.
Schr Fashion, Rlydcnburg, Prov. NY; na-
'id &. ockrii, SNOW, do, \ licdioid.
Slo"p Henry, Woodruff. Prov; Mary Jane,
Hmling, do, Wareham.
TUESDAY, Mgc1 q,
Schr Ellen itodman, Rhoadc,, n Bedford, \
\; ran.ga.srtt, Boyd, do, do; Anaa Slpp'r,
Bee. ,FlRivrr, do; Amazon, Packard, SagGs's
de Henry Clay, Nyc, n Bedford, 10; Gil ilah ,
tiilkey. I.incolnsvillc, do; Lucy Blake, Thorn,
Rock Hand, do; Coral. Staples, dc. do; ID Dab
son, Kelley, RochEgd, do; Dcgnlsrk. Ccon. de-.
do; Jun, Wiley, Bost, do; Theodore, Stone
PORTLAND, n Haven; Adrlir., Goram, Province
town, n Y; Danwor,h, Thomas, Machiss, do;
Patriot, Buckn, Rsckland, do; Orioda, Peck.
ham. P,ntanI, Norfolk; Col Simpson, Bridges,
Rockhnd, Flushing; Oc'ober, Dyer, Boat, n
tell, focklnd, do; Baltic, Pierce, Raprahancck
Prov; Medium. Hart, Rockhnd. \ y; Jenny
Lind, Manchester. do. do; Leo, swift, do, do; f;
lyroni, Front B"rt, Va; Leader, Parkr', Provo
PLila; Hannah Ariel, Fitzpatrick, Camden,
Norfolk; Be.uchamp, McIntir' do, dc.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Wilmington, IS Bark Saranao Big
ley from Matsnza. and Brig Annaman Aim, from
Havana
ARID at New Orlcsn, 9th Brig Il Is I.a~ton
Gardner from Havana.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-March II.
Al market 650lIerf Cattle, No Stores, M
pairs Working Oxen, . Cows and Calves, 1000
Sheep and Lambs, aud 1850 Swine.
Prices-Beef Ca,te-Exua 81; lS quality
SO so; I'd qu.hy. IS; 81 qs.iip, -
75a5.
Working Ox~n-No sales.
Cows aud Calves--No sales
Sheep and l.ainbs-Sl 76, 2a2 Extra sLa6
80.
Swine-5 Ia 8 ! &c; Retail . 7c.
REaARKs-The day is very stormy and un-
pleasant, yet the prices are firm NJ above quota
tions.
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DteO,

In Philadelphia, on Mcnday night, nj the res
id-ncc Of her son.in-law,J W Oti., Abby Chsrch,
aged 81 wears, relict of late " iliam Church,
Esq, Of Providence, ri
n, WcJ,..d,y ,f,.r,oo,. N;., JI,rr;., N,r,l
J,,,b,.r of -,m,.I ,,d Marcy C,r, !, m. a6,h
,.,r of her ,u..
O,, b.,,,. ar. ,,ru,v ,lx,,. -, so,ror Ian,
thor. ,r. ,o,, time. c;rc,n.,,nr.. o., ,,c,I;,,I,
.g.c,;v. a. IN ,nI;., aud ,xr;,, an, ,.,J.,.,,
.vm,,,h, In IN. n,,.,,, c,., ;n,,, rJ !, !, ,h,,
Vo,c c.,n cn,cr ,b,. r,rc,,c, ,f IN, hear, in II.
ion,l;,,.. when the pr.,c ,ualow, nm IN, beloy.
.J nh;.c, oC n, .o,c,,nn.. anil nam. ,,ulv NOM.
can n,,r,, IN. agony ot a no,b.,'. heat. wh,p'
,,,.nn .r.,d,,,lly Inn, .urrl, f,d;ng. Ir,y;nr =,
prrc; ;ous c,.ke, which il ono, adorned wasted
aud n u.ee. thing
Who can tell the hope. and fears, the anxiety
and pain that Tor long years past, has boTn dawn
and crushed cen to the very earth the heart of
the widowed mother of her whose demise We nov
record Ne do not, and We would not question
the dictate, Of Divine Providence, hut ind, ed does
il seem that the path Of SON. il especially n,a kcd
with sorrow. Her whose pul.ations of life have
now forever ceased to beat, was once the pride
and th. especial object oi the affection Of her lami-
v,
Possessed Of endowment. oi no ordinary degree,
ornament to society, she MAS looked upon with
high hope by those to whom she wa. mos, dear
SUDDEN the light of intellect began to wanc, and
ere those who watched her with intense anxiety
were aware, the last HickrTinL flame burn. | dim
H,-cypired, and darkness and chaos u.urp,d The
place which it once occupied Years have sped
on since reason deserted her throne, and in that
time many and sad have been the changes that
have occurred, which the unfortunate neins could
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. &C,

It, Gcnctal Assembly, J.n'y Sc.s.. 1852.
TlDN the petition at Powell ". Carpenter
v jeremiah Hazard and Others, for an act oi
incorporation; Tor the purpose %, cstabll'hlng
communication by steam Yes,cl- Ur oihciwisc,
from Newport to South kingstoun, b, the nimc
OF the "Narragsnsct', tom1meN and Newport
Steam Fer, Company
Voted and Resolved that the faid petition and
the ball accompanying the same, hc continued un.
al the MAJ Session II tue Gsaeral Assembly, and
thu N the mean time the petitioners give motto,
OF 'he pendency thereof, b, Publishing copy oi
this vote, for thrcv spcressi,r weeks aud within
,iS wrcs, after the rising of thu, Gepctal A.r M.
bly. IN the lIcraAl ~ the Tine,. and IN some
paper printed in Pro,idcnos.
Tiv. Top, .--wnne,,,
NIL - A. POTTER, Sccr),
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ELooUrNcE ArA PREMiuM.--May it
please the court" said Yankee law
yer before Dutch Justice the other day,
"this is case Of the greatest impor
tance: While the American Eagle,
whose slecpless eye watches over the
welfare OF this mighty Republic, and
whose wings extends from the Alcgha-
nies to the Rock Chain Of the West,
was rejoicing in his pride and"
"Sthop dat sthop say, vat has dis
suit to do mt eagles. Dish has nottin
TO do init de wild bird. IL IL Won
sheep" exclaimed the Justice.
True your honor, but my ellen, has
rights here"
va, cares foI the law Of dc Ian
guage. | understand de laws Of de
State, and dat ish enough Tor me. Con-
fine your dalk TO the case"
"WelI, then, my client, the defendant
in this case is charged with stealing
sheep, and"
"Dat will do! Dat will DO your cli-
ent is charged nit stealing n sheep, Just
nine shilings. DE COURT will ad ourn to
Bi Veeguson to drink" J
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PORTSMOUTH.

THE Whigs ot Portsmouth, are requested to
i meet at the TOWN HALL, on Saturday
evening next, March 27ih, ut I O'Clock, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates Tor Senator and
Reprcsentive at the ensueipg election; and also
to make the necessary arrangements to secure a
full vote Tor the Wing ticke, at the April election.
A full and Punctuai ATTENDANCE is requested.
m22
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT To CYSPEPTlCS.-
DR., J. ;. 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
prcai rhysiclo- ical Chemist, by J. ).
nOUGHTON, NJ D., Philadelphis. This
Is truly a wonderful remedy Tor lNDlG ES-
TiON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, Llv-
ER COMPl Amt, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY ,cuilne after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlc,s, containing Scienuh, e,idcnce OF l,s
value. furnished by sesnts grs,is. See no
,rs among ,he medical sdvsrtissmsnw.
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INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.

v most obstinate TilthHEtT >.
Neuralgia and Nervous complaints IN 4 Few
HOURS.
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
II will stop the most EXCRUCIATING
PAINS in fiom THREE to.FIvE MINUTES
aud has cured
Rheumatism In -Four hours,
Nerualsis In One hour.
Group In Ten minu.rs.
DarrhGs In Fifteen minutes.
Tourhacha In One second
Spasms Ia Three minutes.
Cramps In Three miutcs.
Sick Headache In Fifteen minutes.
Chill Fever In Fifteen minutes.
Chill Blains Ia Ten minutes.
Sor. Throat In -Four hours.
Infuenza In Twenty hours.
Spinal Complaints, Stif Joints, Strains, bruises,
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera Morbus
Tic DolorcuI,
and all other complaints where there is severe
pain., Radway'. Ready Relief will Instant, stop
the pain, AMI quickly cure the disease.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, I62 Fulton Street
NEW YORK.
r. II. HAZARD CO., Agents.
i25 "
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PAY YOUR REGISTRY TAX

PAY YOUR REGISTRY TAX.
There is but little time left now, in
which you can pay your Registry Tax.
Let every Wing remember this, and go
TO the Collectors office, and pay his dol
lar, wi,hou, delay this will cnti,lc you
to vote at the Spring election, and the
Presidential election, and At all other
elections which may occur duTing the
year. lfyou neglect this duty. you can
not have the privilege of voting at any
election during the year, however i'm
portant i, may be, or however deep your
interes, may be therein. II IS n small
amount, and every Wing can afford to
pny the dollar: especially when the BEN
efts resulting lhercirom are SO great
and important.
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WORK nv STEAM.

Tue sul,scrilSr, ha, ing rnaig Il hi. shop .ni
4 applied Steam Ituw'r to his Machinery, -
now prepared o. execute all orders in his line.
S,shcs, glazed ani unslarrd. l;lin,,, paiupa
aud unpalnic,i, constantly on hand, Also, Duurs
III various silcs.
IL thus ann mncing the Glling ~ 81 his Manu-.
factory. he returns thanks b. his customers.
throughout th, State, fpr their lileisl patronage
bestowed os hnr b. The l,d i.w J'sis.
s2s sIMON htSFff.
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FhN,rN> CONSU MPTIONS, after
lSN t"'. tAsl =, trial Of tT,nty -hr v,ar', ,tins
~ n.soh.s by almost general consent, At
EA stsas'V The head of Cough Mcdcinrsi
1 'sk,ok IL is the only standing article
"A Ss "thl that has fully sustained IL,
"fss( great aud constantly growing
SSSlSH4 reputation, for So long = period
o time Manv eminent physicians DO not hcsi-
tate to acknowledge lis superiority, aud with en-
tire confidence Ia rccommoUd u to their patients,
rs "A superior preparation, which las seen s,Hndto
I've perfectly safe, convenient, and highly effca-
cious in ali diseases Of the Throat, Lungs. and
Ch,a. One who has used il thus speak. Of il,
"CLI>roN PARK, \. Y, DEC. 20, 1850.
Mcssrs Reed & Cutler Nearly seven year.
oro had "A viosnt attack 81 infa ammalion nf the
lungs. which Was treated b, my ply sicians with
the most powerful remcdIc4 NC with htiic ehtc,
f,r the abatement Of violent palms ahou, chest,
Nv cough WAS almost inccssant, accompanied with
cxpccturaiion Of the mot rutrId and offensive
Kind, a part oi the time mixed with bL2g.l, both
of a dark and pink cobr. Several large ulcers
hrole on ny hp,a', Which came near suiiocS'ing
inc. had continual night swcais, and WI. re-
ducrd almost to n skeleton. NJ, case was consid
cred hopclr lrss not only by the ph, siclans, bW 10y
all who .aw me. Accidentally hearing from y
nciphbor Of the effects which the Nrgclab, Pul.
monary Balsam had produced in a similar case,
was induced to Try IL. Before ] had usrd one
bptt. | bgln tn improve, aud hy lhg asc oi
four bottles was restored To usaal hpahh. ! had
used variety ot other med,ciucs which gave me
no rchri. 4 few weeks ago ! was similarly at.
tackled and AN nov .IsIng the Basam With the
Samr bcr"6cial results. This gtitcip'nt is unso.
liritcd aud il costs YOU nothing, but II il will I've
%S''' 3D. service to any ., ",sS, SS '''"" Itch
(Signcd) 'WM. 4. NONEN, ,'P. NJ"
Nov. !, 1851 New CrtrItCars, To- almost
any oStcnt, might I've added II drcinrd nrcrs.ar,;
hut the prnrielors feel that the arirlr has bccom,
~ universally well known, aud its virtues 50 Gen.
orally acknowledged by physicians aud others q.
to make II unnecessary to orr, ~ this timc. e. :.
thcr proof OF the merits ri this highl, popular az.
Iiclc.
% BEWARE oFCovNTERrEyrs AND
MUTATIONS, such as CARfIK's Cow.
rouSp PuLsoNArf BhLsAN, AmrKtcAN
PULsoNARN BiLSAN, aud others. in part bear.
ing the name Enquire 'or the article by 1t,
whole uamc, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAI.S
and .cc that i has the written signivnc oi ~
Joss JUrLfR upon yellow Label. un IN, blue
wrappers. Eich bpIj,c Rnd eea, is stamped
" Vegetable Pulmonary Iasnn. "
Prepared h, NEED, CUTLER 4 90 In
portcrs and whtlr-al- nc,lcr. in Mcdcuc.,
Pants, Chemical. and by SUITS, ~ india Street,
Boston, and sold 10y DrpGgi.t', Aprihrtui,s, ani
Coun,iy Mcrrhanis grmu,ly. for parti'"lar'
and rrconm.n l',iiogs, see y pamphlri scr'n1aty
ing each bottle "J,ce 20 c-nts. f"r rals N
Newpor, by &. q. e.. HAZARD snd r.
TAYLOR rDtn
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pThc New York Sunday Atlas, a
paper edited by S. S. Soulhworth, alias
John Smith, Jr., OF Arkansas" apenny-
a-liner who used to earn hi. bread and
cheese some twenty years ago, by hang
ing around the newspaper Offices in This
State, and begging small jobs wherever
he could obtain them, speaks Of the re-
cent Iespondence between Mr.. Grams
ton and Lieut.. Gov. Lawrence; ofcourss
he takes sides with Lawrence, and, in
the course oi his terrific remarks, makes
the following prodigious announc cment
TO MIR. Cranston -
"Thal he may not grope in the dark
any longer, we beg leave TO inform him,
that MIR. Lieutenant Governor Lawrence
isa very Captain O'Rapper, In the
rear OF Tammany Hall and the Pewter
Mug, there are the graves Of n: least
thirty cavaliers who Tell at the muyzle
Of Mr.. Lawrence's pistol and, beside
that, he has Il private church yard on
Long Island where he has buried as
many victims as Captain Bobadil slew
a, the battle oi WhAt-ye-ean en- 2"
Ofcoursc, these cavaliers were no,
flesh and blood men, but merely imngi-
nary characters.
Verify, Mr.. O'Rapper Lawrence is a
terribly pugnncious man does he pro-
pose TO establish family burying-
ground at Ochrc Point. for the purpose
Of cntombing the Rhode Island cavaliers
who are 10 fall at the mouth OF his pistol,
--nlias little flask Of brandy 7 Poor
Lawrence must be on his last legs, when
he has to 'cck the support of tho notor-
Gus S. S. Southworth. Did Beach Law
renee kill Cock Robin 7
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ZINC PAINTS.
WARRANTED PURE
The Ncw.Jersey ZincCo.,
WAREHOUSE IS DEY STREET,
NEW YORK.

WAREiiOt 81 IS DEl STREET,
NEW YORK.
4 RE- prepared to suppl, their Zinc Faint, ut
~ ihe following prices:
NO " hiic, ground in oil, Sc. Ter IL
No. " bite, ground in oil, Sc, per ID.
No. Whitc, ground in oil. &C.. v,r ID,
Brown and Black, ground in oil, 8 &c. per H.
Dry White oi Zinc, &c, per 10.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
AGer III ,roWsa test in Europe aud the United
Statcs, has been found To retain ils l.au;, a, d
protective qualitic. longer than any other amt
For whiicncss and billiancy il il unri,alled; il
is Tree from all poisonous properties 90 con m n
and dangerous IN other rigm,nis; will cover,
equal weight, from 20 TO 100 per cent. orc ,J.,e
than lead, and is, therefore, much cheaper ,o the
consumer A. nm inside paint, it Ill not turn vel.
low, even when exposed to the suphurors ga.es
OF coal fires or the fuul air % ships. Their
White Zinc ground in yarnish produce, the or.
crlain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
in few hours form hard and solid metallic cont
ing upon wood brick, iron aud other metallic sur
faces, and are rcmark kablc Tor ih,r ne-yicoi
properties They specially adapted lor ma
rinc purposes, having been found to resist the
corroding action Of salt water, so destructive to
other paints
Dealers supplied on liberal term. hy
MANNING & SQUIER,
mis- 3m AGENTs, ~ Dcy St, New York.
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Fashionable society generally has
but two ia1i;s 6rst IN being hollow
headed secondly hollow-hrartcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25

o. The "unterrifed Democracy" held
pow-wow at the Town Hall, on Moa-
day evening; the gathering Was ve'y
slim, and so closely resemtled Falstafi's
regiment, that had Sir John appeared
there, he would have claimed them as
bis own veritable trooys. The speakers
were Beach Lawrence, our Milton Hall
and the Rererend Edward Peterson.-
We have only room to give the speech
Of our old friend Milton, which was
phonographcally reported Tor usi he
said -
"Mi,hcr Chairman. I thnnk my heav.
enly Father that he hath enabled me to
live Il conthithtent democrat (immense
cheering) and Henry Clay, thir, are
two Of the greateth and moth honcth
men living; tremendous applause)
why, ,hir, we have both Ihullcred mar.
tyrdsm for the Wing c,ulhc, but we
remain true to our printhiples; (herc
some one rudely shouted out, sit down
Hall, you do not know what you are
talking about you are in Democrat
meeling) thir, I do know what | am
talking about; repeat tina, and Mr..
Clay have always been conthithtent
Jcfferthonian Democrats, (voises. now
you're right, old fellow, 60 ahead) ard
we've always been OIL the peoples
thide (here the speaker was terribly
overcome by his emo,ions, and he wept
bittcrly.) Mitnsr Speaker, my heart
ih too full for utterance. | can only
thay that Rhode Island i,h like America
at the time Of the American Revolu-
,hion--Gov. Alien ith our Waiting
ton, and Gov. Lawrenthc is our La Fay
cite, who has come from New York TO
,have US. just as La Faye,tc came from
Holland to ,have America,-glory to
Cod Mr.. Hall here sat down, per-
icc,Iy overPowered by his tremendous
ef,rt, while the unterrfied so shook the
building by their applause, that it was
feared the floor would fall through.
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r. r. r.
lsa d ways Ready Relief

will stop the most severe pains IN A FEW MIN
U1E>, and cure the most obstinate Rheumatic.
Neuragic and Nervous complaints IN 4 Few
HOURS
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All suffering With pain are invited 10 call n,
RAILWAYS Menicsl office every day, from 3
A. VI. To- u. NJ. IL is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the mot
severe pains IN five minutes or less. A regular
physician is IN attendance. Advice grn,s.
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III Borden, Dunning, Fall River, do.
Schr Joshua Iiamblin, of Wcsiielt, in leaky
condition. but will proceed to No,fok.
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VEGETABLE
PU. M0NARY BALSAM

The GREAT REMEDY
for COUGHS, COLDS and
CONSUMPTIONS, after
trial Of tT,nty-hr, v,ar,, ,tans
by almost general consent, At
the head of Cough Mcdicinrl
1t is the only standing article
that has fully sustained IL,
great and constantly CROWN.
reputation. for So long . pcrind
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-27

legislative. On the goth inst. l. p.
Waldo and Elisha Dsdd were appointed
Auditors Of Public Accounts; W. II.
Gilbert and Joseph Pratt were appointed
! Auditors Of Quarter Master General,
accounts.
Harris B. Munson Of Seymour ha,
been appointed Judge Of the New Have"
Cvunty Court.
~ The Rev. Laurens p. Kickok
D. d.. Of Auburn, has concluded to &C
cept the Vice Presidency OF Union Col
lege, to which post he was appointed
some time since.
~ Rev. H.. MaynGpl Of Cornwall,
has accepted call from the congrega-
tional church in East Douglas. Mass.
Ex-Governor Boutwell, of MassachW-
sets has vetoed the Maine Liquor Law
which had passed both branches oi
the legislature by large majorities. The
democratic Executives seem to have a
mortal dread of the Maine Law.
/ nThe Hon. Richard D. Davis, ex.
member Of Congress. Of Poughkeepsie
has eone out in defence Of the spiritua
origin Of the manifestations"
TThe official vote of tie territory o
Minnesota on the ratification of thu
Maine Law by the people. is-yea $50
no 662; majority for the law l9l.