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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-15

ne mann design ot this company Is 10 enable
prudent and discreet persons Of small, means, To
make provision while in health, b, "a iriiing out
Iay, against the aggravated sucrngs that n.yita.
bIy nsadca sick bed, IN scaspns oi Iecumiry pri-
vatlon and of inability Ia Ehnr. A vast amount oi
human wrctchcdncss has been prevented or mItisa-
led, within the present generation, by the cslab-
ilshmenl, III Europe, oi similar proyidcnt insiit.-
tons: and within a short period, this system ui
Health Insurance has been introduced into our own
country, with results, thus tar, equally bcnclic,l
To all whose relief IT coutcmpl,s more cspccia,-
" to Those VIII" toll daily hr their daily bread,
aud To- whom any interruption by sickness becomes
IA serious and distressing calamity.
By tins system, also, one person may insure the
health Of anothcr-a parent that of "A child, or "A
'hild that oi parcnt-an cmpl"yrr that of a work
man, or of an apprentice, Sc. Thus those who
are able, by small immediate investment may re-
lmvc themselves from the hazard of incurring
heavy burthens, inflicted inyoluntarily by those
who might otherwise become dcpcmltnts upon
them for continued care and support.
While the most humane and benevolent dspo.
sltons oi mankind are suhscryrd by every asso-
ciatun ni this description, its bncicarcs are rS
cmpt"d FROM being placed in the degraded condi-
ti"n oi recipients "i the bounty ofothrrs. For, b.,
the contract into which they enter, they purchase
and Eiirs earn all the b1rdts which the, NAV de-
mind, as "A matter 81 lu-t aud lcgtl r.li; aud,
il II 50 please Providence that they escape the at.
lllcIlpnagaiiI.t which thay have measurable, pro.
vldrd, the satisfactory reelection is left, that the
price oi their own immunity has been applied 10
the comiort AMI .uccor of their less fortunate ,I-
low beings.
II is presumed that no extended arpuncnt can
@ required Ia recommend the objects ot thi, Com
pany 10 public consideration. 4 prr,rsal of the
Rules and Regulations adopted by lh" Directors,
which may be- had at nv Office, will afford AN am
pie insight into the principles Of the Institution,
and OF It's modes of operation.
GEO. n. NORMAN. Agent,
slOn Daily News Office, i27 Thames st.
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sJie0.

In Providence, 9th INST, Ellen Leicester
Youngest child oi Thomas and Ann Phillips, aged
year and months
In Worth Haven, Ct, 29h u't :. J ,hn Picrpont
soldier "i the revolution, aged 81
IN this town, Thursday, George Edward, son
"f George aud Susan Cralb, aged - months.
In Toronto, Canada West, LIST inst, Ogden
CrciIhton, late Captain in Her Majesty sls,
Regiment, Foot, and brother to the late i'onmo.
dorc Creighton, y. :. Navy.
III this town, Saturday lmorning, Mrs. Char.
iour Carr, widow of the late Samuel |. Carr, in
IA Sith year Of her age
in Providence, sh inst, Mr.. Warren W
frasc, IN the p year Of his age.
In thus town, SUNDAY morning. William A Al
len, son Of John VI Allen, aged mouths, 3 DAYS
In this towh. On SUNDAY evening. Mrs Cathar-
Inc, widow otthr late Capt William Il Cahoonc,
IN Tho 9th year of her age
AT Rochelle, France, ON the 10 h ,f Decent er
Mrs. tatharine Auboynca,,, daughter Of the late
Hon. Francis Malbonr, Of thus town, aged 81
years.
At sea, oa boarI steamer Pacific, Nov. 9.
i"uhrop Eddy, Esq, counsellor at law, former
ly oi New York, and Late oi San Francisco.
In New York, Monday morning, Of inilamma-
t''n OF the lungs, Francis Griffin, Es,I, COUNSEL,
At law, aged - years
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(FrOm y Y. Morning Star)


TRULY ALARMISG The CITY Inspcctor' =
weekly returns exhibit fearful array OF deaths
by diseases Of the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly or indirectly from imperfect Digestion
The human body can more be in "A .heathy
state W en the stomach is disordercd, than a
watch can keep true time when its handspring is
injured. Aud how readily and painlcssy the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
can be regulated and restored to their full vigor
The Alternative and cordial properties of Huron.
iNGs' VEGETABLE DysPEPsIA BIrrERs will
accomplish this object with RECESSION aud Ger.
ta,nty that justify us in pronouncing it inlaliblc
The accordant n stmony of all who have been
wise enough To give na trial, bear us out in the
assertion. The proof Of its efficacy does not rest
upon the statement Of "A few patients, bul upon the
voluntary declaration of thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates ofrcmark-
able cures, and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, eau lie
had Of the agents, free.
Price 50 cents per bottle.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, NY.
Junel3
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- nlarInr Intelligence. III
PORT OF NEWPORT.
AltiiIN ED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY. Jan
Shop Resolution, Baker, WEXFORD
FRIDAY, Jan 9
ship Gov Morton, Burgess, Somerset, Ny
Schr Metamora, King, y Y, Prov
Sloop New York, Walden, Prov.
SATURDAY., Jan. 10.
ElI'ark l. A IIobcr,, IIodgIon, Mrs,na, Boston T.;
Gov Briggs, ilaIlct, Bali, do; Jeddo, Pa,nc, No.
bile, Prov.
Shop America, Sturgcs, Prov, Y.
- MONDAY, Jan. IL
Brig Crocus, Norton, Prov, Havana
Schr f.lmra Rogers, Spclman Say brook, Prov
Sip Sea Witch, Wells, Prov. NY; Oregon,
Stnrgis, Prov, NY.
TUESDAY, Jan. IL
Bark Catalinc, Watts, Mobile, Prov
Briggs Citizen, Brown, Newbuyport, Whining.
ton.
Schr Sophia Parker, P,arce, Boston, Norfolk
Charles Carroll, Rdyncr, do, Ny; Walscott,
Bcrrs, Bost, NY Blue Rock, Savalc, Cornwall
lis, Potatoes Tor market; Susan, Sands. Apahch-
icola FIR; Matamoras, kinss, Prov; q Eugs,
Dorr, Fredericksburg Boston, Ally, Marston,
llowEnd, Phil. Plymouth.
Sip Gazelle, Ferguson, NY, Bristol; Rocky
Brook, Dickens, North Kingston.
MEMORANDA
At Havana, 9th, bark A Hazard Gardn ",
load.n for Savannah; brig X Is Lawtuu, Gard.
ncr, for Savannah
Cleared from New York, llth, bark Express,
Boss, for Matanzas
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WASHINGTON Ian 1C

1t is stated, on good authority, ,ha,
Senator James, of Rhode Island, is per-
pairing project for a modification OF the
tariff, and that he will soon introduce il
in the Senate. The principle features
OF the project are an addition OF 10 per
cent on iron. fabrics of cotton and wool
and fine cotton, the reduction on certain
manufactured articles that enter into
general consumption. Many influential
Democrats, Of both Houses, ARE said TO
favor the project
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GIVE learn from friend, who is
well informed on the subject, that the
grandfather oil the late Commodore
Decatur was n resident of this town,
and that the father Of The Commodore
was born and resided here many years
lie afterwards removed TO Philadelphia
where his distinguished son was born.
Alter Commodore Dcca'ur's renowned
services on the coast Of Tripoli, he came
to this town aud "a public dinner was
given Kim by the citizens, a, Townsend's $
hotel One Of the toasis, on the occa.
sion, alluded TO tho fact that our ci,izcns
were proud that Newport was the birth.
placc OF the snces,or Of their ei.,in.
guished guest
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Congress.
WAsBisGroN. Jan. l2.

SENATE.-Mr. Hamlin reported in
favor OF marine hospital at Portland.
Mr.. Seward reported adverse to the
memorial of Aaron Fl. Palmer, relative
TO certain transactions with japan, and
asked discharge from the further CON
sdcration Of the subject, which was
agreed to.
MIR. Shields asked to be excused from
serving on the committee on public
lands, which was also agreed to.
Mr.. Bright moved TO postpone the un.
finished business, and take up the reso-
luton Tor printing the census returns.--
Agreed to.
Mr.. Smith submitted an amendment,
that the committee contract in conformity
with the act OF 1912.
Mr.. Smith is speaking against the
resolution earnestly.
HoUsE.-The business in the House
thus far has been Of an unnportan,
character.
The bill dciraying the expenses Oft
IRE al the Capitol was taken up, and the
amehdmen, Of the Senate agreed to.
Mr.. McNair's resolution to inquire in
to the strength of the foundation and
wings Of the Capitol was passed.
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HE TINES NEWPORT R. l. THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY Is 1852
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTICS.-
DR., J. ). HOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluil, or Gastric Jure,
prepared from BENNETT, or he
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LIEBIG. tie
great Phvsclo ical Chemist, by ]. :.
HOUGHTON NJ. D., Philadelphia. This
IS truly wonderful remedy for INDIGES-
TlON. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LIV-
E3 COMPl AMT, CONSTIPATION
AMI DEBlLlTY,rurlng after NATURES
OWN METHOD. by MAJ 1uRE'S OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlc's, c"ntinlnR Scentif; evidence OF lis
value. furnished by agents gratis. See NJ
'lce among The medical advertisements.
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BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID.
From DIR. WINSLOW LEWIS. ON, oC III

most eminent pl slclhns ui Boston.
BcsroS. February -, lS;9.
Mr.. Wm. Bogi,:-Sir, the preparation invcn.
ted by YOU for the hair has been extensively used
IN my limlly for some time, and the, give il the
decided pIch renee over all other COM ounds Of the
kind.
IL lnvls"ratcS and hrautiGrs the hair, and cIcarl
the shin 81 all impurities, without producing any
n''n ne drlefciI"us Effect, which ], iirqm ul-
IN" result oi many mcl.k"wn Iat,nted cen
pounds.
Having been thoroughly tested, and irs rcy uta-
t'"n i,irly established as the best artic, km,un
ior The human hair, il may br sulrr vs.. still
cannot resist the opportunity To add IT, ohcir IL,
name of Your ohcdent scr.ani,
WINSLON LEM IL, JR.
L. q. {. HAZARD, nest door nn,th rost
oilrr' wholesale and Iatail Agent for N,wJnri.
40 II
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Marrie0.

In Providence, ith inst, Mr. Elisha Bosworth
and Miss Ann Eliza Tinghast. both Of T.
In Providence, 7lh inst. bv the Rev. r. &.
Jameson, Mr.. Charles 4. Sprag,c, of Prov. and
Miss Margaret A. Leonard, of Fall River.
la Taunton, by Rev Mr. Brigham, Mr. Abel
Palmer, jr, To Miss Laura Dewey, ncice Of Rev
OrvilIe Dewey, ID ID.
In Providence, 9Th inst at the Friends Meet
ing House, Joshua II Atwatcr and Miss Eliza.
beth A., daughter of Thomas lIunkncss. all oi l. .
In Providence, 9th inst. =, Mr.. Daniel Chace
an Miss Elizabeth J. Pierce, both OFF.
IN this town, Sunday evening, hy Rev. Mr..
Jackson. Mr.. Martin Ghddiug and Miss MARY
Ham III, daughter of the late Peter G.. DENIM,
II Of this town
Ia this town, Tuesday evening, 10y Rev, II:
Jackson, MIR John ; Langley, I'd, and Miss S..
Iah l. Lawton, both of Newport
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REroRrrD FAlLuHE or Hos josiah
QulNcy, lr-The Boston Bee mentions
that Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr., has been
compelled, IN cons, qucnce OF the present
distracted condition of the money mar
ket, to assign all his property ior the
benefit Of his creditors. MIR. Quincy's
personal property has been variousy
estimated from $4,000 TO $500. .OOO-
MIR Quincy has successfully managed
the financial affairs of several corpora
tions, and always either takcn the lead
IN or seconded all movements in public
improvements. II was rumorcd that
tae collateral bonds of tic Vermont Cen
trail Company, pledged by Mr. Quincy,
had been repudated by the directors.
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II oi time MANY Cmintrt physicians do not hcsi-
tate To acknow ledge its suI triory, and " iih en-
| tire confidence to recommend II to their raticpts
"a superior preparation, which has been found to
/ bc perfectly SAT- convenient, and highly ciiicu-
II ciuus in all diseases of the IhToat, Iurrs, and
II Chest. One who has used II thus speaks uf it,
II "CLINToN PAEK, y, Dee. IS, 1850.
\ Mcssrs. Reed 4 Cutler -N,miy seven ycars
! ago had a violent attack oi inflammation Of the
! lungs, which was treated by my physicians with
! the most powerful remedies ,uq with little ef,c
for the abatement Of yoltnt pains about NV chest
Wy cough was almost nccssant, accompanied wiIh
cNpccturatIon oi the most putI id aud offensive
KIND, part oi the time mixed with blood, 9th
oi "A dmk aud pink color. Several large ulcers
broke on my lungs, which came near kufIoc.tipg
ne. ! had continual night swcats, and was rs-
duced almost to a skeleton. Ny case was con.id
cred hopeless, not Onl, by the ply scians, but by
all who saw me. Accidentally heatisg ftcm a
ncighbor oi the effects which the Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam had produced in similar case, l.
was induced to tr, IL. Rcloie | had v.cd one
bottle | began tn improve, aud by tse pse Of
four bottles ! Was restored Ia usual heahs. III bad
used variety of ullcr mcdi, ines which gav. No,
me- relief. few weeks ggn ] Was similarly nt>
tackled, aud am IOW using the Balsam with tho
same cn, liria Icruls. 1hs state nunt is s,,o-
Icircd aud it costs You nothing, bm # it will 10
ofany service 10 an, one, ~, object j. acconllnh
ed. lums, Ac.,
(Signcd) 'NM. l.. NONEN,' r. >"
Nov. !, ls5l.--Ncw Certificates, To almost
ANY extent, might Lc added IL d.tnlcd rcr,sM,,
bul the pro- riclOrs E, that thr a,ii,b has lo.nv
50 unlycrsa'Iy wcllknuwn, aud its Vit,r, ~ Rrs..
orally acknowledged b, hysicaus and oihcis, ay
tp make u mnccvssaEy tn offer, nj this time, hI-.
lhcr proof Of the merits o lhis high, popular aI-.
iice.
ej. EEWARE ore oI' 'NTERFEITS ANu
INVITATIONS, smh as Chp1IR's tus-
ruUNp ItIMoNARI BAtsAN, ANrHIuAs
puINuSAHN BALsNN, aud others, IN part bear
ing the nam" Enquire ior the article Dy its
whole name, the
VEGETABLE Pulmonary RAkS
and .rr that It has he Wtstou signature ~ Nm.
Joss tVILIH upon q ,l"s lalcl. un III, bue
wmpl ~. Each bottle AID soul - stanrrdi
Vegetable umuuatN ral.,iB.
rrpmrd hy kEtn, Ci 1IER & co, lm-
potter. and W. hsnt D,,hts IL Incidence,
Pants, Chemical. AMI DNr Stuas, % lndia ~iirei,
BOSTON, and soh DruggisH, Apothrcar,e., and
Country Merchants r,l>. For particulars
am, recommendations, see Iamt hlct acc, NJ au,s
ing cach botilc. .--rIrr 30 cents. For sale ia
Newport 10y &. g. &. hAIAkD and ".
TAYLOR. n2O 6m
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Jon g

AT market 600 Beef Cattle, No Stores, Is
pairs Working Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 10 o
Sheep and lambs, aud i75 Swine.
pr'ces-Beef taltle-Exna 50 25; LIST quality
Sc; "a do y so; 3d quality S4ai 80.
Stores - Yearngs SSai3; Two wears old
Sl2, ,a2s; three years old $40, 80
Working Oxcn-No sales.
Cowsand Caves-S23, 81, 20, a3I.
( Sheep and l.ambs-Sl 10, 2a2 so; Extra SO.
IS.
Swinc-4a a5c. retail at 4l.2a6c
Rcmarks-Salcs are little qu ckc,, ont no ma
tcrlal alteration in prices, and but few BUYERS.
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SPRINGFIELD MUTUAL
HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
srRiNGfIfID, MASS.
GEO. II. \DItlIA\ N,,u

'IlilS institution Is conducted on the nutua
principle, 50 tir as 10 admit the parties insur-
ed To an equal participation IN the profits Of the
ompany.
II Instres 10 male and female persons between
the ages of fifteen and sixty year, ue,kiy income
~ the rate oi lOO per cent, UPON amounts a"HaINy
Deposited; IN GASES of disqualification 'r Luslnrss
by reason of sickness or accident. For istau"c
person paying - y,u, insurrs 10 himself -
(or 100 per ccut.) Tor every mct's illness within
that year. These benefits are independent Of
whatever dividends may annual! accrue 10 the in.
surcd.
The rates ofauliual payments by the nnnbcrs
are as follows:
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CAPTURE OF SUPPOSED PInArEs.--
Captain Disney, OF the schooner Mary
G. Amcs from Porto Rico, reports that
an Havana brig had been captured off
Cape Rongc, OIL suspicion Of being en-
gagged in piracy, and that the crew were
taken 10 Mayguez and there put in irons.
The captain oi the supposed pirates cs-
capped, and the mate attempted 10 commit
suitd de-
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ASSIGNEU'S NOTICE

TllE subscriber having rccicycd Of JOHN ~.
i BlRDlCk, f,hnlcstuun, y decd of uist
oi AL ,hc said Bmdick's properly. not iN,mp
from a,tarhuent by Law. iur th. Ism, IT o HE End.
iturs, ,hcrch, gives sad crcdturs nuIicc that siN
months tom the date hereof ar., " the trims of
said a'od allowed them o. hing ~ srd prove
their clim-, IN order 10 receive dividend there
from. ASA tlll R,H, JN.,
ChsikttUNu, Nov. ~, 1851 6U.
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NJThe Rev. DR.. A. ii. Vint on has
been elected to fiII the vacancy, OCCASION
ed by the translation OF DR.. Whi,chouse
TO the office of Assistant Bishop OF lii
nois. DR.. V. is now rector of ST. Paul's
Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-15

" Gov. Lawrence, in his Kossuth
speech in the Senate, styles himself n
"Senator from the Safe at larpc."-
What IN the world will come next7 ls
this another New York feature We
presume that he will next call himself
First Consul, or Dictator, or Protector,
possibly.
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VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM
The GREAT PElyED'

The GREAT REMEDY
for COTGHS, COLDSand
CONSLNPIIONS, after u
trial Of tu'my:frs years, stands
10y almost general con.cnt, NJ
the head of Cough Medicincsr
II is the only standing artisfs
that has fully sustained its
great and constantly growing
reputation, for so lon1 a per,oI
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lUF The Louisville Varieties says
that Kossuth will one day leave us
return 10 his native land and tell the
world what asses many people shcw
themselves by Iaboring 10 prove him
an elephant"
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OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.

There is no form of OLD STOMACH
COMPLAINTS which il does not seem to
reach and remove at once. No matter
how bad they may be, It GIVES IN
STANT RELIEF! 4 Si0gie doSe re-
mOrrS all tie UnpIedSaW symptoms and
il only needs to he repeated for a short time
to make these good effects permanent -
PURITY OF BLOOD, AND NlGOR OF
BODY follow at once. IL is particularly
excellen, in crses of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness ot the pit OF the S,um-
nch, distress after eating, low, cold state OF
the Blood, ileavlness IL wnrss of Spirits,
Dependency, EmarltrIoE, Weakness, ten
dency To Insanity, Sulcl'e, &c.
DR.. IIOrGHTON'S PEPSlN, is sold
by nearly all the dealers in fine drugs and
Popua ar Medicines, throughout the Unite d
States. IL is prepared IN Pow der aud in
Fluid iurm-and IN Pre- .criptou ,ias for
the use 0i phy>lc ans.
PRIVATE CIRCULARS iorthe use Of
Physicians, may be obtained OF Dr. llourh-
ton or his Agents describing The whole
process OF preparation, aud giving The au-
thurItlcs upon which the claims of Il is new
remedy are based. a, IT j. NOT \ SE-
CRET REMEDY, 40 oljrr,ion can be
raised against it, Use by Ph, siclans in res
pcctable sanding and rrgu ar ptacucc.-
Price, ONE DOLLAR pr bite.
OBSERVE THIS - tncty bottle
of the genuine pEPSlN hears the wIlten
Signature Of j ;. lIOl CLIFTON, NJ d.,
sole proprietor, rhiladeI ma, Pa. Copy
right and Trade Mark s,cutrd
afSold 10y all Druggists aud y ahrs in
Medicines.
GEN rS-R r. HAZARD * 60.
Apohccarcs' Hall, New port. RI
G. DYER Jr. Providence, f.. OSBORNE,
Fall River. l.. CLAPP avmcket.
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The cost of Kossuth and his suite. at
Browns Hotel, Washington, is stated at
five hundred dollars day. Poor Hun
carians how prudent thy ways how
thoughtful Of thy suffering countrymcn
at home
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Dot SELLS AMiSnINE. Auothrr sartly
Y fresh from tbc manuiactmtt; An tsr.l.n'
preventive and cutr lH thapIcd hapds, ln..
ruurlncs. of tie hin. M ladies ioil,i ,holh
w. With ~ 1, x. X INWARD L 60,
MI iuoih,cirie.' Hal
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a LrcKY BLow.-Sometime ago n
man in London, in quarrel with his
wife, struck her blow which sent her
reelIng against the mantlcpiece, when
out tell two guineas, rolling on the floor.
A cessation Of hostIitics immediately
took place, and a search was made for
the source from which the geld came.
he mantlepicce was examined and re-
moved, and one hundred and seventy
gulneas were found concealed behind il.
This result should not induce any
man to strike his wife, for it is not vcry
probable that the same result would
follow more than once out OF one thous-
and times.
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COMMISSIONERS AND ADMiNISTRA.
TnR,S NnrIrE

TORS NOTICE.
'I'IiE subscribers, having been appointed hy tie
L Court of Probate Of Portsmouth, Commission
ers To receive, examine and allow claims Of the
creditors of the Estate of
BENJAMIN BROWN,
late Of Portsmouth, deceased, represented insol.
vent and six months from this date bcinp allow.
ed by said Court ior the creditors Ia present aud
prove their claims before said Commissioners, We
will receive claims at any time during said rciod,
away, on Saturday, 9TH day Of August, at 2 o.
clock, =. NJ. To adjust said claims.
SYLVESTER HArIIAWAY,)
JOHN H. tDGGESIAIL, Com
GILES MANCHESTER,
All persons indebted TO said Estate, are reoucs-
ted to make immediate payment t.
JOHN MANCHESTER, Admr
Portsmouth, Jan. IL, 1852
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EARN EOR SALE

The farm, the residence oi the late Hon. RICH
ARD II. RANDOLPH, situated IN MhiIletovn.
X. L., abou, I l-2 miles from Newport, containing
about 100 acres, including about 10 acres ot
Wool land. u is now in good order aud posses
SION viii he gwen immediately
Also, the cntrc stock Of Farming Implement.
and Household furniture.
" sad property ~ not disposed of ut private
sale previous to lst March, II will then be- offered
~ public auction.
Il3 ANNE VI. RANDOLPH
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SH True Laiies "A gentleman of
Boston Glanced To find himself among
u party OF young ladies, away down
East, and while in the endowment of n
social play he carclessly placed his arm
around the waist of as pretty Il damscl
as Maine could boast Of when she
started and exclaimed, BE done, sir.
don't insult me ~ The gentleman imme.
dlatcly apoligised Tor the seeming rude
ness, and assured the halt offended fair
one he did not intend to insult her.
" No !" said she archly-" Well if you
didn't, you may do so again"
GFA letter from San Juan says the
arrival there Of the Saranac caused
great rejoicing among the American
people. The Saranac, it will be remem-
bercd, was sent by government, in coz
sequence ofthe insult to the Pronctheus.
There is little political news Of interest.
Gen. Monoz was AT Leon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-15
As A DYSPEPSIA CTRER.

DIR. llOlGHION'S PEPSlN has pro-
duced the most marvellous effects, IN cur
ing cas- $ Of Debility, Emaca,lon, Ner-
vous Decline, aud Dyspeptic Con ump,ion
Ii is impossible 10 give tic details of cases
IN the limits OF this advertisement but au-
thentlcated certificates have been given Of
more than TWO II uNDRED REMARK
ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, New
York aud Boston alone. These were neal
ly all desperate cases, and the cures were
no. only rapid and wonderful, but perma-
nent.
|, is erea, NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.
and particularly useful io- tendency to BIZ
llous DIS, rder, Liver Comp plaint, Fever and
AQue, OF badly treated Fever and Asue,
and the ell of Quinine, Mercury, aud 9th
or drugs upon the Digestive Organs, after
a long sickness. A'so, for excess in eat.
ing, and the too free use of ardent spirits
II almost relonclles Health with lntempcr-
ace.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-15

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