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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-15
Dte0.

In Providence, 9th inst, suddenly, CHARLES T..
son Of Samuel X. and Mary A. Williams, IN the
18th year Of his age.
In this town, on "Wednesday Ia I, Luther Hale.
in the 24lh year Of his nge
In Portsmouth, X. l., ON tho 9th inst Mr..
Henry Lawton, aged IS years.
In Fast Greenwich, on the 10Th uit. Mr.. vii.
liam Howard, formerly Of this town, aged u
years; his remains were brought here for inter-
nent.
In this town, on the 9th, at the residence of
George Turner, Esq, Miss Martha &. Turner,
daughter Of the late Dr. Peter Turner, Of East
Greenwich, in the 10Th year Of her age.
In this town, Friday evening William r. Pot
ter, aged 6S years.
In ro' ,smou,h, on Friday, DR.. John, NJ. Keith,
aged - years.
DR.. Keith was an cstimable man, and n sue
cessiul Physician, and was universally respected
aud belovcd by all who knew him; Ice enjo,ed
AN extensive practice all over the Island and all
the people in that aud the adjoining towns " ILL.,
feel that in his death they have sustained great
loss. As Ph, sician, he was very successful,
aud all his patients had the fullest confidence in
his abilities. Az a Ipan he was kind, bcne yoleyt
and gentle, and in all the relations Of life he sus-
tanned an uublcmshcd character. His disease
was Typhoid Fever, and he was only sick about
three weeks.
On the 9Th Of June, of typhoid fever, whilst
en- route from Fort Lcayenworih Mo. +, 10 Santa
Fe, New Mexico, Lieut.. Martin l.. Parks, Jr.,
ate Of the third regiment tHjtsd States Lnt,n,Jy
IN this town, nth, William Beach, only son of
Mr.. William Il, Ghd,liDg, aged 2months aud t3
days.
Inprovidcnee, Monday, Miss Ann Eliza Peck
ham, daughter Of widow Rebeccs W, Pechh,,n,
aged 27,
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RUSSELL. sPALDING,
DRUGGIST AND AlU EliECARS,
M 81 TKan,.,,t H.xy -
h!OliMpDENEA


C1TANGE, indeed, that so few realize how er-
~ sentiahto female beauty, and manly elegance,
are hne set Of polished teeth; nothing contrib
ules more toward il; nothing detracts more c,-
sentially from IL than neglected, and com
discolored and disfguring teeth. They are as es-
suntal to health To beauty, for it IL impossible
to inhale though decay ed or mncean Teeth, With
out affecting the lungs and stomach, frequently 10
a serious extent. Ln Offering as "A remedy for this
evil the FoRaoDEsTA, MESS, HAZARD 4
CO. are satisfied that they furnish ut once tl.
most perfectly safe, elegant, agreeable, rfirctuai,
and withai cheap preparation known for cleaning
and polishing the Teeth, hardening the g,,ln,,
puriiying and perfirning the breath. IN its p,c.-
ent improved state il has received the approba-
ton Of every one who. has used il, and 10 j,t
What il assumes 90 be. For soft, recee,iing or di,-
eased gnms, the AMBrR Gus WASH accompa-
nies it, producing a rich and agreeable aiher in
the mouth, cleansing IL efectualy, and will cure
any ordinary disease Of the gums in short time
Together, they form an elegant and necessary ap-
pendage to every toilet; No hdy should In Wi,b-
ogi them.
For sale by Ru.hion CEtk x Gu. +. &. Wells
& Co., Delluc & CO., A. Is, < ID. Sands, Fran
els Tones & Son, Dr. Jno u. Dodd, Moore &
Taylor, A. Baker, New York; X. X. Hazard &
Co., A. Sherman, Chas W. Turner, Jas Ham
met, Newport; Earl =. Mason 4 Co., JOS
R,lch s. Son, burlington Il Iiuichings, &. 4. At
kina"n * Co, II. II. burlington, A. +. Adm. a.
Calder, A. u. Field, Ambrose More, T.. :.
ThurIer, l.. ID. Anthony, Lewis c. Merrill &
Co., Snow & Mason, q. r.. Thurston, e. B. Bur
rIrgton, "Lelands," Providence; Lyman Chpr,
Pv~,urket; Jss iielpc, Woonsockct; Echo o.
lee, Westerly; Munro, Dr. brigg,, Bristol; Jos
Burnett, Boston; Lee s Builcr, Hartford. An
orders, or applications for agencies, must be adj
,ses~d 10 X, r. HAZARD s CO.,
A:othccaries' Hall, Chemists and Pharma-
ceutistr, Newport, X. ].
U3 Sole manufacturers
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Wilbor's Compound of
PURE COD LIVER OIL
AND LIME.

CURE FOR COssUMPTIpS, COUGHs, ,COLDs,
ASTHMA ,BROScHITIs,G ,GESER.AL DEBu-
LrY AsB ALL SeRoFqLoVs HgaoRs.
VliE proprietor has succeeded (from directions
l. of Professor Stone, in combining the Oil and
Lime So perfectly that the taste Of the Oil, which
is So nauscous, to persons generally, is entirely
overcome, and it can be taken by the most deli,
cate females with pleasure. Aud as regards the
benGil oftlis article over the clear oil, the fol.
lowing case, by Professor Stoae, is suf6IieDl u
convince the most sceptcal. The young lady
was "a years ofnge.
"Her disease was one Of unmixed phthisir,
which had been expected to terminate in the
course Of few months fatally. The upper part
ofboth sfr lungs was filed with tubcrcles, and in
some pncss we're bcginnin8 to soften, The case
was evidently bad one. The treatment oE Cod
Liver Oil was at first used, but without marked
improvement. The Phosphate Of Lime was then
administered with the Oil, and the result, as in
the ease Of many others, was soon apparent. -
The patient was rapidly getting WE'LL"
This preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oil becoInc rancid which makes II very desirra-
bile for Persons travelling as il keeps fresh for
long tiWe.
BE sure and get the genuine, Manufactured only
by ALEN'K Is. WILBOR, Chemist, l56 Court
Street, Boston.
r. R.IIAZ.,RD & CO., Agents for Ne~por.
au4l vicinity. iclh
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.

MRS. ). NJ. CUDWORTH, 80. 100 IIiehi
AN styect, Providcngc, X. J., would say IN. has,
II great expense, obtaincd fom DIR. ID. e.. iiar-
rington, the original recipe for manufacturing, to-
gcther with hls play ioi putting ny the medicine
Enown as ;he
WRENCH gERlODICAL DROPS.
discovered by j. Harrington, NJ. d., while prac.
ate observation oi the rcnowncd RicoRD of Paiis
aud ACroN Of London,
The Diops are invariably certain To regulate
the Female System aud can he taken withou, haz-
ard. They are known hy hundreds oi L males in
th,t cognuY u bc the only preparation ever dis
covered that has proved inyarrabl, certain in all
eases of Supprcssions, irrcgu'ariii's Sc. One
trial will convince the most skcpiical and never
after will they b" indured To- Try al, oihe,. I.,-
dies whn have often been d' ceived by pur, hasing
Pills and Nostruns f. om MAKE and F,,nalr lures
tors, under pre,cnco Of cncctng cures nedicim .
which in nineteen cases out Ui twenty have AN ir-
furious effect upon the system without "a, ctlnY
the desired result or any sign Of il, ,hould shun
these biI eds and use none but the genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS, the cfica-
cy of which has been tested in hundreds uf cases
and SEvER rAiLED to eii, ct speedy cure with.
out any bad result The drops are the rerult oi an
extensive practice and not discovered hy accident.
To culogse their virtues would not add 10 their
merit. We wou'l onl, 81, try them The, will
b. scnt to any part of the country secure from oh
scrvation by addressing (post paid) MRS. =. N.
CUDW OKTIl, 100 High street, Providence,
X, J., and nj no other place in Providence
Full directions accompanying each b. tile
Price Five Dollars.
n. u. The usual discount, To those that wi,k'
" MRS. ). NJ, CUDwORTH. Proprietor.
B2 100 High succt, Providence, X. I.
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Mdrrie0.

In this town, on the LIST, by Rev. Mr.. jackson.
Walter Russell, Esq. OF the city of New York
AID Miss ~ Elizabeth Roandy, of Lowell
Mass.
In this town, on the nh, by Rev. Mr.. UIus,;.
Mr.. John Gh,ldiny, fthis town, and Mrs. Nan, /,
cy Carpenter, Of South Kingstown
Al the Manor Of Livingston, n. r., on the 3d
inst, by the Rev. MIR. Harrison, Of Virginia,
Lieut.. Harrison, U. ). A., to Mary Allen, eldest
daus hter Of inson Livingston.
In Providence, on Sunday evening last, bv
Rev. u. NJ. Stone, Mr.. Samuel Mason and Miss
Tabaiha Eldridgc, both Of 4.
In the city ofNew York, 9Th inst, nj the ~.
Johns Church, by Rev Mr.. Vinton, Mr. Henry
J. Raymcr, (ot the House of Wardu ell, Knowi,oa
Coz and Miss Henrietta Sharp, both Of n
Y.
At Washington City, 9th inst =. C. Judd,
JUNIOR editor Of the Syracu,e IN. y. 1 Star, and
Miss Lavinia J. James, oi Washington ci,y.
On Sunday evening, by Rev. Mr.. jackson, MIR
William II. Thayer, Of Randolph, Mass, and
Miss Sarah B., only ,ughter oi Deacon Nathan
iel II. Langley, ofthi, town.
In Providence, on Thursday, Sth inst, by the
Rev. DIR. Croker, Brininall Sabin, Of Uiica. N
Y, and Caroline Augusta Bradford, daughter Of
William B. Bradford.
In Rollinsiord, N. H., 7th inst. by the Rev.
+. r. Atwater, Joseph s. Pitman, Of Providence
X. L., and Sophia Lord, daughter OF Edwia, II.
Lord, Of Rollinsiord.
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Electors,

~ II is really amusing TO see many
oi the Sons Of Temperance and the rabid
Maine Law advocates sneaking alung
street evenings, with dcmijohns &C.,
containing liquor; they are laying in
stores against the rapidly approaching
famine. Now we ask why this is done !
They certainly do not want liquor sim
Jay as u medicine, because there is no
necessity for this, as all liquor lor med-
einal purposes can be obtained OF the
agent, under the Law. Hence arises
dc question for what do these Jealous
Temperance men desire the liquor
which they are now securing7 Why
80 drink, tho same as other men do
They wear an exterior garb Of rigid
morality,-and, TO appearances, they are
radical rciormers,-but at heart they are
Like all other men. They drink Il glass
OF some kind Of liquor occasionally, and
notwithstanding they have made s,renu-
~Ns efforts for the adoption OF this law,
they still intend TO have their 6itiers the
same AZ they ever have done, e,-and it is
useless and ridiculous for them to at
scmpt TO disguise the fact Human
nature is the same, the world over
and an exemption from it's weak desires
and uncomfortable nfirmities has not
been guaranteed or allowed to any fall
Zen son of Adam, in any part ol this
cursed world.
We like to see consistency everywhere
and under all circumstances, and i n
man is really in favor Of the Maine Law,
let him strictly live up TO his profession,
in private as well as in public; and il
he considers liquor such a dangerous
nnd poisonous article as he pretcnds, let
him eschGw it at all times, and not
smuggle it home in the evening, and
drink il quietly when no eye can behold
him.
Some Of the elect take liquor home in
oil cans and milk kettles. Oh, the hum
buggery of the age! They must take
care that they do not become drugsed
by some of these riie liquor dealers, u la
John B. Cough, the great apostle OF
Temperance.
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TFrom the Irish Amcrican.l


ASAPPEAL TO Common SENsE.-lt won't
do. at this day, to advance an opinion without Civ
ipg a reason for il. We might tell the public in
every issue Of our paper, ,ha, HUTcHIsGs' vrG-
ETABaE DYSPEPSIA BITLERs we're "A specific
ior Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
ASit, bat they would not believe our ipss d',n
without wc gave them the why and tie where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sollal observation and from the concurrent test-
ncny Of all our friends and acquaintanccs who
have tried the article or have seen il tried that
s tonic, aerat,ve, and restorative properties are
aatogetber uncqualled. That il braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impaIts
fgWncss to the nerves, and invigora'cs the consti
assion; and that its stimulating effect is followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stonachit which meLical science has
vet given 20 mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates of remark
sj,lc cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, he had Of
the agents, free.
PRicE 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
P,iacipal office, l22 Fulton street.
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HrWe notice that j. A. Whipple

>. ".We notice that j. A. Whipple,
, ahc celebrated Daguerreotypist, of Bos.
ton, took fine picture Of the destructive
Gre in that city, OH Saturday last. MIR.
WhippIe is one Of the best and most
accomplished artists in his line, and he
does an immense business. When any
OF our citizens are in Boston we advise
them to call at the Gallery Of Mr..
Whippe, and examine specimens of his
work and whatever they desire in his
BUSINESS, he will furnish them with
Jromptness, and il will be executed IN
the mos, satisfactory manner.
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FERRY 60. WARM spRI\GS

THE proprietor of this pleasant and i, lphtul Wa
teTiDs Place feeling highly graifed with the sue
cess which has attended his management "lIhc above
cSItblis nrnt during the two past seas"ns, has in.
creased his efforts to render the place and
CATIONS slil n,Qre inying and comfortable 10y add
a large building to the same.
The Warm springs ARE situated IN Perry county,
Pa. ShsTmans Creek, enc ot the hrlthest situs-
tions IN the state Those Waters nrc well known
nr their excellent medicinal qualities aud inr the p,r.
cures oi Scrofula, T,ltcr, ppd all rruplonr
Hnd diseases a. The skp.
The Springs ale accessible h, the Ccntr.I Railroad
to DuncHnn0n, where coach will awHNs h, w read.
iness, the arrival of the from the East To- con.
passengers who desire Ia visit the Springs "A
mites N. W al Duncannon. All pers"ns leaving
Philadelphia IN The morning traip of cgrs gun arrive
nj ih" rpTngs raiIy thr sHhc ~ ,,lug. ur coach
will commence ruiipng da, anil lily IN, 1T day
ui June neNi, AMI COntnrc during tlr Sgl-ph. leaving
the springs every motnii - ~ ti reach the cars
gung East. There will also coach he run daily
irom tarlise, rs Mr.. Iicnde, on the arrival of the
from tlr E3s, lnT N, Springs, the distance be
ing ~ mics-thr ron,e passing ~ tir Carlisle sul-
rhur Springs, aud Strucit', Gap apn BiIudine on,
ct the mo,l delightful views of the cnn'bcrlnd Val.
ley to he found.
Al Commute ations fnr the Warm Springs should
De Greeted to Duncannon T. o., hhd will then arrive
M the Springs daily.
The terms for boarding will he moderate aud ,v.
cry attention paid a. those who nHy be pleased to
pay him visit during the SEASON Ample provision
has been made for gNmnastiC exercise aud psstims
amuSemrnls, While sh.rman's Greek anord, 4, ligh,
hil h.hing, ~ well o. sang In boats.
The suhsofihT hgs lhr pleasure III ufrrrs io N,
pet seasons, among whom are
th's. " Casper, fhilada " .. Swaut, rhilada
John rhnnner, smi,h.
q smith Erbrpini CLARK, Esq"
Charle- Collps,
blssm frorrt,or
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III tllarilse 1ntcllisrner> Af4
PORT OF NEWPORT.
Sun Rises, &c sun srts, IS u. Water 8
ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, Juk Z

WEDNESDAY, JUG I.
Schr Il Wrstcott, Walker, Bost, Charleston;
Mar. Brockway, Co'nstock, Lyme; Northern
Light, Cook, ProvIncct"wn, fishing; Virginia,
Wr,ght,neton, Fall Ri~r, rhila; Albairo,r,
Smith, Dighton. T,sbury; Joseph IIepry, Nor
gan, Prov, bal; llamct, Nickersop, do, PhiLa
Sloop John NJ Parker, Mason, Prov, Albany;
Resolution, Baker, WEXFORD; Rough Il Ready,
Arey, Barnstable, \ Y.
THURSDAY, Juty g.
Schr Rcbsssa, Gosld. Bangor; Angeline, Lin.
nell, Albany, Prov; Golden Gate, Brightman, r
River, Norfolk; Charles, Phillips, Taunton, N
Y; Alfred Hall, Crosley, Portland Ct; Diamond,
SWEET, Bost. N Y; Sarah A Jane, Perry, Edgar
town, Haven. Yacht Gin Crack, Barnes, N
Haven, Exc1sioA
Sloop Providence, Brown, Prov, y Y; Vic
toria, Clark, Wareham.
FRIDAY, July 2,
Dighton, Ph,ls or Bait; Red Rovcrl Bacon,
Barnstable, fishing; Kent, Davis, Fnll River,
North River; West Falmouth, Barlow, Sand
wich; Sharon, Thra,cher, Bost, Norfolk Will
how, Lewis, Dennis, do.
Sh0p Erie, Handy, Sandwich, North River.
SUNDAY, July u,
Brig Maria, Paddlcford, l'r,tol, Phik,.
Schr Mount Ilopo, Post, RockLnd, N Y; f.
liza, Allen, iiarwich, do; Geo Engs, Thatcher,
Prov. Charleston; Adrian, blackwell, + River,
Phila; Vesta, Palmer, Prov, do; Henry Free.
hing, Chase, Somerset, do; Elmiro Rogers, Spc-
man, Prov, Albany; Adelaide, briggs, N Bed
trd, Ny; 3 mast Elizabeth & Eleanor, Parker,
River. Phila,
dy Adams, Rennett, + River, NY; Exchange,
Benjamin, Flanders; Fame, Walden, Prov;
New York, Gibbs. Prov; Henry, Baxter, do;
Branch, Anstin, do, Guilty hunk,
MONDAY, duly l2.
Schr Jcssie Williamson, May, Dightor,, Phila;
Marietta. Holmes, + River, Machias; Sarah r.
Parker, Bailey, do, Ph'la. Sloop Report. " clk.
Y, Bost; Ornament, James, Prov. N Y; John
Brooks, Jennings, do, Bridgeport
TUESDAY Jul, l3.
Schr Mary Crammer, Smith, Phila.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTICS.-
DR., J. :. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluid, OF Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions Of Baron LIEBlG, the
great Physicloa ical Chemist, by J. :.
HOUGHTON, M. D., Philadelphia. This
Is irnly a wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
ER COMP AMT, CONSTIPATION
aad DEBILITY, curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD. by NATURES OWN
AGENT. the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phle,s containing Scientific evidence OF its
ealne. furnished by agents gratis. See no
o among the medical advertisements.
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NEW YORK CITY.
BULLARD'S
PANORAMA
NEW YORK CITY y

NEW 1OKk CTT1
Showing h2 miles of Shipping and Steamboats,,
every street that leads from broadway, 81 in
number, and the every day life of the City,
WILL BE EXHIBITED AT NEWPORT,
in CONCERT HALL, in Dcblois' New Block
on East Touro ST., Monday, Tuesday, we,inss-
day, Thursday, Friday aud Saturday, July IL,
18th, li,h, 18Th, 10Th aud i7th, in the Alter
noon and Evening Of each day, at and 8 o.
clock.
work. travels with il aud explains il.
The nost favorable time To visitihe work 10 in
tho. Afternoon.
DOORS OPEN ONE HALE HOUR BEFORE
THE PAN ORA MA MOVES.
Ihe whot oGsa,is Bagniicent work IL sesn as
each exhibition il2
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-yuly g..
At market, 800 IL ef CATH, no Stores, 6 1ari.
Working Oxen, 81 Cows aud Calves, 26Oe
Sheep and Lambs, and 500 Swine.
P,ices-I'eef CsisIe-Estra, ". let snli,y,
S6 10; ID quality sc; 81 quality, S5a5 rs.
Working Oxcn-No saies.
Cows AMI Calves-S2s, 23, "a, 2za Sn.
Sheep and Lambs--Sl 80, 2 70. 8, So TO-
Extra "a 5Oa5.
=, S~inc-5l.ia l. 10; retail, Case. Surinp
r'ys' De-; retail, Sag lie. Eat Hogs, 60.
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ASTONISHING EFFICACY OF THE
OXYGENATED BlTTERs, IN \ CASE OF
EIGHTEEN YEARS STANDING.

From Filzhenry Homer, Esq, oi boston, Mass.
BOSTON, S'Jtember y, 1913.
Dear Sir,-It " now eighteen NsHI. since ! WIS
6rst troubled with the water hr.h and derhngenent
of the stomach. have taken advice Of the best Ph,
sicisns In this city and New NO.s, ~ London, PARIS,
Germany, and Italy, followed their ptois, aud
visited the several sulphur aud o,her springs ~ this
country, the watering places Of Germany, aud else
where in Europe aud had found relief since tak-
ing the Btiers have never hsd return of the Wa
ter.hrash which daily troubled me of late years to n
very great degree My appetite has returned the
eatrene haucnte severe constipation of the bowels,
general debility, and slcepces nights under which .
Iufercd. have entirely sh me. Having found =
great relief from this most dscouragnR disorder, I
baye rec commended a trial of your medicine to many
Al my friends who u-ing u Ia great RdvRn-
fsqe. And I cannot refrain fiom writing 10 you IN
It, favor and praise for the good YOU have bestowed
upon the community aud trust that what little T. IN
MS scope io offer IN extending IN, circulation of your
hDsy genaied Btiers," will be done with grateful
Measure st all times.
Yours. very respectfully,
FlTZitENRy HOMER.
To Gyo. n. GREgs, Windsor, W.
REEh, BAFFs A AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists,
~ Mcrchsnts' Row, Boston, General Agents
aI-o, Tor sale IN Newport, by q. g. HAZARD,
n ". iIAZRD co, pnd RI. TAYLOR.
PRiCE-fn larse bottle. $50, o.! r totIic' &C.
S,ry.
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CONSTITUTIONAL BEVERAGES.

HHOiCE"ld Opud apd Champagne BSNLiss.
~ very fine Madeira, Pr,. SAriry, Chrei AMI
Champagne Wines, Barclay & Perkins London
Brown Stout, and Porter, Tenants, Muirs,
and foun err Scotch Ale, with other luxurious
articles, imported expressly for the promotion of
hiealth and Ckecifu and the prevention
Of "Envy, iiascd. M,&ce and all Unckarnabk.
ncs';" especially recommended to the Maiur
Liquor Law R-iormrrs.
For sale by NEWTON BROTHERS.
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Municipal Cout Of the City of Providence,
June 22 lSl2


Estates Of Sarah H., Mary e., FG-oJ,th " :,
Isaac C., William L., and Juiia y. Hiio 4, (M-
nors.)
NLARISSA X. WI" OK, Gw,rdrn Of ;hc per.
~ sors and estates oi Sarah H., May c., Eliz.
abeth w, Isaac c., William H., and Julia Is.
Wilcox, minors, children Of Isaac Wilcox, late
of said Providence, deceased, presents her peii-
tioR IN writing To this Com,, ior power and an.
shorty, ~ her said capacity, 10 sell all the right,
title aud inlrrcst which said min0s have in and
t'a certain VT Of band, with "A dwelling house
thereon, bounded Norihcrly "n Pine Suc,', IN
said Providence, and measuring 80 b, about 95
feet; and leo n aNd 70 Ger IN lo, o land, with
dwelling house the, on, situate in Tiyerton, in
the County Of Newport, hopnlipg Nmlhnl, on
the highway leading f. ON the -Four Corucss, last
wardly aud To invest the proceeds OF such sahs
in other property, according to law. And shd
petition il received, md il referred To The twenty,
seventh day Of July next, at nine o'cluck, A. NJ.
for consideration AZ I II is ordered, that notice
thereof be published three weeks scCeSsyely in
the Manufacturers and Farmer .u,nal, u news
paper printed in said City Of Providence, aud in
the Herald of the Times, a newspaper printed IN
Newport, in the County Of Newport.
3w A. &. GREENE, Clerk.
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LYONS KATHAIRON FOR TIE HAIR.

Z pas, unrivalled popularit, aud and an unpr.
L ccdcn'ed rapid daily Increase in public favor,
are any 'erts Of an articles merit, high merit must
sure, be awarded 10 Lyons Ka,hairQp. The fact
i. those who use Lyons Kaihairon once, will
meyer we al thing else; and.why i. it. The Ka-
,hrio0 every one finds just what il claims TO b~.
They tpi il will prcyent scw and eradicate dam
druh. u the hair Is laNing ~, il s,oys il. The
scap is speedily restored Ia its natural state the
sccrelvc vessels become lively and hcalihful and
consequent unwon'ed growth and yigor ia AT once
impaired Ia the hair.
As "a toilet article the Kathairon is without
equal. II gives 10 the hair pleasing rcrfuInr,
richness Of ustrc, beauty ond hrxwiancc that
no slmiM prepara,iuR eau possibly give.
Sold, wholesale aud ye,au, by &C. e. HAH:
ARD, X. J, TAYLOR, aud r, X. HAZARD
& co.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-15
BARKER, PAGE s. co.
tn EZEEIEI pAcr

WOULD respectfully inform all person. inter
w ested that they have taken the stands No.
20 West Street, New Yo,k, and 3S. Eastern X. X.
Wharf, Boston, formerly occupied by Ezekiel
Page, and will continue the manufacture of his
Unrivaied Oa's, Sweeps, Scluls, Sc, at very pw
prices, i,.r cmh.
Alsa, IIandspikes, Fork and Hoe Handles,
Spruce Poles, Boat Hook Poles, &c. jcli