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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-12-04

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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scrber Of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of .aid county, letters ,csatmen-
,ury On the persona! estate OF
Richard Fillingham,
late OF said county deceased. Al! persons hav-
ing claims against the sad deceased, are hereby
warned TO eXhibt the same with the vouchers
thereof du}y authenticated, Gu or before the
18th day OF October, 1888,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Nj persons indebted 10
said estate, are requcSt'd to make immediate
payment TO the subscriber. GiEcn under my
hand this 21th day of November 1852.
BOULDEN n. BIDDLE,
Nov % CIV EXec'r.
ra,HlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
d scrbrcs Of Cccil county, have obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, letters
Tcstanentary On the personal estate Of
James Jones,
late of said county deceased. All persons hay
in. claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
22nd day ofSeplcmber, 1898,
,hev may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
bcucRt Of said estate. All persons indebted 10
said estate, are requested 10 make Immediate
payment To the subscribers. Given under oul
hands this 18th day OF November, 1852.
JAMES GRIFFITH,
CALVIN JONES,
| Nov 81, 80 CIV Excc'rs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-12-04

rgSnOISANDS are daily disappointed and
4 waste Time and Money, By using Med
cincs advertised to cure all Diseases. In the
Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
Mdrrte0.

In North BAY, N. Y. , 9th inst, 10y the Rev.
). X. Shotwcll, Mr.. w. II. Angel, Of Provi-
dcnce, and Miss Almira Ssarlc, daughter Of H.
J, Myer, Of North BAY.
In New York, on the lst September. AT St.
Patrick's Cathedrcl, by the Rev. DIR. Bailey.
Chas. Oliver O'Donnell, ofBsltimore, to Luizn-
ha Iantha Pereira, daughter of the Chevalier DE
Sodrc, Minister from Brazil.
On Tuesday September 7,h , at Trinity Church,
in New York by tn. X v. DIR. Higbee, Aexan-
der Wadsworth, Esq, of Washington, ID. G.. to
HELEN McMorine. daughter Of the late John Me-
Morine, Esq, OF Elzabeth city, North Carolina.
In Boston, l4th inst. by the Rev Mr.. Bhi-
kio, Mr.. Charles Emery and Miss Jane Emery.
In Woonsocket, 9th instant, MIR. John Iioae,
Of Sandwich, N. H., and Miss Rehecca NJ.
Smith, OF w.
In Hollistpn, Mas, 9Th ins-., Rev. Geo. I.
Stcarns an Amelia ID. Jones.
sIn Fall X yer 18th inst. Mi. Dean Hathaway,
aud Miss Elizabeth q. Lake.
In this town, Tuesday morning, by the Rev.
Mr.. Fitton, Pastor Of the Church Of the Lady Of
our Isle, aud the Rev. Mr.. Brewer, Rector ol
Trinity Church, His Exccllcpcy the Count de
Sutiges, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
P.nipo,cntiar, from France Ia the United States
and Mis-. Anna d., second daughter Of the late
Charles Thorndike, Esq, Of Boston.
In Washington, on 18Th instant, by Rev. DR..
Butler, Granville ). OLi6cld, Jr.. of Ballimor,
aud Mary Virginia, daughter Of the late Com.
Thos. II. Stevens, u. 5. ".
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
herald OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY Sep. 23d 1852.

uTAccording TO announcement the
first exhibition Of the Acquidneck Ag-
rlcutural Society, in Middletown, took
place Tuesday, ut the First Baptist
Meeting House in that town; the day
was delightful and gathering Of persons
from that, this and other towns was We
ry large. being something over two
thousand. The display of stock was
very fine, and far surpassed that in
Providence, last week, both in number
ana quality. The display Of Fancy
work, &C., at the Church was very
beautiful, and reflected high credit up
o0 the ladies OF Middletowp and Ports.
mouth. The Address by Nathaniel
Greenc, ESQ, was excellent, and was
listened TO by crowded audience; we
expect to be able TO present IL synop-
sis oi il hereafter. The Dinner was
served up by Rice & Pell, in their usual
good style The tables were loaded with
everything delicious. and some hundred
or more we're unable TO get seats.
The credit Of this Exhibition Is due
10 several prominent gentlemen oi Mid
dletown, who were instrumental in sus-
tanning the course Of lectures delivered
there last winter. We are glad that
this step has been taken TO encourage
the farmers Of our Island, for they are
celebrated in their profession, and are
always able to make n very fine display;
this exhibition was got up in somewhat
ofa hurry, and it surprised every one
therefore, we regard it only, excellent
rs il was, as the iorerunner OF what is to
come and we feel quite confident that
their next one will attract important at
tention and bring persons here from all
parrs of the State. We shall speak of
this matter more at length tomorrow or
next day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
OF THE TINES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING SEP 80 1852

Sioss or THE riMEs--MoRE CHANsEs.
The Cievehnd Germania, a German
paper, heretofore n firm supporter OF
Pierce and King. has now come out for
Scott and Graham. Last Saturdays
Tri- Weekly Of that paper, we observe
contains the noble Old Hero's name at
the head. The editor is T.. Scheflier,
Esq, late Of The Zushauer, or Erie
Spectator, who has been alI his life en-
gagged in editing and publishing news
papers. lie was prescribed few years
since in Europe for his liberal princi.
pies, and condemned to imprisonment,
and his lite endangered on an accusa-
ton of reason agains! the Government,
and he was obliged 10 Gee for safety 10
this land Of refuge. We believe his
paper will be among the best and ablest
German papers in the Union, and do
lot doubt that il will have, as II Deserve g
a large circulation and patronage
Uereidnd Krdid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
(From N Y. Morning Starr


TRULY ALARaIsG The City Inspector 5
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 40 more be in a healthy
state en- the stomach is disordered, than
watch can keep true time when its handspring is
injured. Aud how readily and panessly the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
be regulated and restored to their full vigor
The Alternative ad cordial properties OF HUTcH-
IsGs' VEGETABLE DYsPEPsIA Buffers will
accomplish this objcet with a recsion and cer-
tanty that justify in pronouncing it iniallible
The accordant !, stnony Of all who have been
wise enough to give it, trial, bear us ont in the
assertion. The proof Of its 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 be
had Of the agents, free.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
Principal Ofhcr, l22 Fulton street, Ny.
unel3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
DteO,

In this town, on Wednesday, after n short ILL.,
ness, Mr.. George l. Amy, age1 40 year,.
In Prov idence, 18th inst, John Milton, only son
Of George and Mary Hancock, aged syears and
months.
IN Providence, OH inst, William Rhodes, infant
son Of John and Ann f. Atkinson, aged mon.hs
and rs days.
In Providence, 18th inst. John Gibbs, ,eldc,t son
Of John r. and Martha &. Phillips, aged 3s
years.
In New York city, 18th inst, Sarah, reIict Of
the Late Israel Lewis, in the s5th year Of her age
In walpole, N. H., 9th inst, Henry Foster
Esq, aged rs.
In Wethers6cld, CT, 4th inst, Mrs. Lydia
Moulton, in the s9h year Of her age.
On Board brig John Bacb, Oh her passage iro m
Georgetown, =. G. to this port, Of southern fe-
yer, George Turner, aged about 50 years, ma
tive Of BRISTOL, Maine.
Al Tower Hill, On the 18th, Joseph Hull, son
Of Benjamin Huh, Esq, aged about Is years.
lie was a very promising young man, and HIS
premature death has caused fearful void among
large circle Of relatives and friends.
In Delavan, Illinois, 9th instant, Sarah Emily
daughter Of Oliver u. =, and Sarah II. Jam, $,
formerly Of Providence, aged years and 5
months.
In this town, on Monday, 10Th Of September,
Sarah Catharine Peabody, aged lS years.
In Providence, 18th inst, widow Mary F..
Kendall, formerly Of Newport, aged ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

FEARFUL SCENES ON SHIP BOARD
We have previously y announced the ar.
rival AT Honolulu OF the Swedish barque
Sarmiento, with 240 passengers, from
Panama Tor San Francisco The Poly
ncsian gives some details touching her
passage to that port, which We condcnse
below.
The passengers suffered the greatest
hardships; N; were pu, on an allowance
OF both bread and water five days from
Toboga.
On the 2ls' OF May most fearful
tragedy was enacted on board. A young
man by the name Of Wooliork, about 10
years Of age, from Kentucky, shot a
German named johnson through the
heart. The origin ofthls bloody busi-
hees was dispute about Il paltry tin
cup, OF which WooIiork had two, and
the German none. In the lnsty alter
cation, the handle WAS wrenchcd of,
when Woollork drew his revolver and
shot Johnson dead
"A scene of the greatest excitement
ensued. The murderer was seized
ia voted that he should be hung. 80
against il, and the balance neutral. A
Judge was appointed n jury Of IL EN-
Panelled the prisoner found guilty OF
murder, and sentenced to be hung with
in one hour.
During the interval between the SEN
tence and execution, the dead body OF
the murdered German was brought on
deck, the preparations made, and after
allowing the condemned man quarter
OF an hour over his time, he was run up
to the yard arm, where life soon became
extinct He WAS then cut adrilt, Tell up
on his face into the sea, and continued
to float until left out Vi sight by the
vessel.
On the 25th of May water was sold
for 81 per bottle by those Of the passen-
gers who required less than some of
their fellows. From the 10Th June to
the Sd OF July, tho passengers had no
bread. There were IL women and two
children OH board, one Of each OF whom
died before reaching San Bias Six
others died OH board, besides the mur-
derer and murdered.
While reviewing the circumstances
A.
blood tngles at the atrocious conduct of
those who, Tor gain, could have decciv-
Ell cmigranis bound to California as
those by the Sarmiento were deceived.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

CURIOUS INciDENr. Some few days
ago, we noticed the tact that young
lady residing in tins city being in
.ran;e, since the previous Saturday. At
first we were inclined to treat the ru
NOR us a hoax, but we have since made
enquiries about The case, and find it to
lie true in every particular. The young
lady, whose communication with the
world was thus temporarily cut of, re-
sides on Arthur street, near Centre Av-
cnur, and is about nineteen years Of age.
She became affected on Saturday night,
and IRON that time till the Wednesday
night ensuing, she appeared as il dead,
except az intervals when she would Ut
ter some incoherent sentences. Her
eyes were closed, and her breathing
scarcely perccptible. During her ra-
wings she described where she had
been; sald she was in Heaven, and saw
her mother there,-as well as in the
lower regions, where she described n
meeting that took place between herself
ami some other OF her relations. She
also said that sue would "come TO" on
Wednesday night, at which time she
awoke, as if she had been sleeping but
an hour. This is a second attack OF
the same kind which the young lady
81. al.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
From the Irish An-ric,n.I


ASArPEAL To CoMMOS SENSIBLE won,
10. at this lay, to advance AN opinion withou, Civ
ing a re,son Ear it, We might tell the pdLlic in
every issue Of cur paper, that HUrcHisGs' vEo-
ErABLE DYSPEPSIA BirLEKs were u specific
for Indigestion, aud all the diseases growing oui
of II, but they would u believe our ~" diIii
without we gave them the why and the where.
Tore. We therefore state, a. the result 81 per.
sonal observation and q ON the concurrent to.ti
r.ny of all our triends and acquaintance Who
have tried the article, or have srcp il tried, ih.,
its tonc Alternative, and restorative properties are
altogether uncq,allcd. Teat II braces the system,
restores the appetite. raises the spirits, impurts
hrnness to the nerves, and inv iyo,a,es the conrt-
tuition; AM that its stimulating effect is fuliow ed
by no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stomachn which me ical science has
yea given to ma nkind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of rcrna, /
able cures, and the high estimation in which thi.
Medicine is held by the public press, can be had Of
the agents, free.
PRicE so cEsTs PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
DR.. anarchists Uterine Catloliccr,

u HE uSDEaSIGNED, HAVING EEt ONE
l h.ENTS YOR yi!S IA'hIIAHIE MEDI-
CINE, would respectfully invite The attention Oi the
afflicted To Tho grHtA az success that la. atit dtd s
u,c wh, huajuc ed, aud irs haprl adaptation 10
he cure OF tAe Astrs'.Lg dist as's iof "L'h II l. "i-
i-rrd.
This CATHOILCON v IN ,ruih one oi NE GREAT
EST MEDICAL Dis, 0N ERlts ~ fHE AGT,
aud " destined To bee, me .1eLta, H.th tbs. L. sih
and happii esS #.
This detlnI ttia is hHstd ih= fact that II VIII
cure more than nnc-tcuhs of cIuss Of very prsvs-
lent diseHses, brown As
go. FEN4fLE COMPLAINTS.
ard which have heretofore resisted the skin AID
eripns of the most accomplished Ihysi,lHIs ul Hil
tuuntIitr, Ia degree hey Oud thH 90 almost very
other mnlady lo which ht human blnily II heir. II
hns already rsivtd the appreciation Hd llhtl nj mt
r"nage "l ver, many prominent ptnhers ot the Med
icGl FnsH!!s IN tsc Lntcd Stntts w,EIg Ia licr The
truhA. ad having dur regard for tlr welfare Uf tllcT
patients, aud IL Ia every way worthy the Confd' ice
Vi the afflicted ~ SLCCEhNIEL, StfE pld
CHEAP REMEDY. OF this additional proof viii
bx found IN the pamphlet, Ia rhlCh the rttr tou oi
Ladies aud Practitioners is respectfully invited.
This Ilrdicmt has never been introduced hA enIty
pnns nui usrsPre,eniations, nor Il il INTENDED ihUi
its present popularity shnl la sl,Ial.d by amy me
Jum hut ~ sInerits and the sppfubniiun OF the pubic
The ChTIIOLlCON is not ",urc-ul,' but l. ~
tended expressly for those complaints incidental to
the respectable ienale whether married ar single
PRoLAPsrS urEEI, FLtuR hLBJs, tnROsIC In.
rLInMArIoS AND lLcERATIoS OF I'M UTEus, Is.
ciDEETAL HsMoRRH.GE, PAINFUL, rirrELssID
AND lHREGULsR MEhsTRUATIoN, Sc. with Ih'ir nc
companying evils. q anceT excepted 10 matter how
severe, or of how long standing
: Pamphlets be- had gratis, of the agents, &.
G. q. HAZARD, r. J. TAYLOR.
RESERENsEs.
T. ". eekhap, NJ. D., ttlca, n. Y.
IN FxWpg, NJ. -, Ncw-Btdfdrl, Mass.
y, \. FQot.. NJ, y. slrrcuSe, y. v.
NJ. ~. Mills NJ ~, Rochester, n. Y.
w. w. Refsr, N. D., ,ity of N,~-Yorh
John ouick, NJ. D., Baltimore, Nd,
Prof, dunbar, NJ. D.,
Central Drpot 800 Bro -dway n. York DO Iy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

England sends her galvanic missions
under the sea to Ireland, and beneath
the Straits OF Dover to France. Naples
unites herseifto Gaeta by subterrancan
rod. In Austria, 5000 miles are in cx-
istence IN Germany, 1000, and all
Europe is becoming rapidly intcrlaced
with these ,hought-avenues, while
Egypt, Asia and South America will
soon become subject to their dominion.
The earth might be more than circled
with the aerial, subierrancan and sub
marine pathways for intelligence now in
operation"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

A CoNsciENcE. MIR. Bosworth,
the London publisher, being abou, TO
publish an edition OF Mrs. Stoves novel,
Uncle Toms Cabin" has written her a
letter, stating that he does not think it
right to avail himself Of the labors oi an
author, through the present detective
state oi the copyright laws, and there.
fore proposes to pay her three pence on
every copy sold, by way OF rcmunera.
ton for her labors. There have all
ready been two editions Of Mrs. Stowe's
book published in London, and Mr.. Bos-
worth says his will be sold AT six pence
per copy. SO that shc will receive one
half Of the proceeds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
Wilbor'S Compound Of
PURECOD LIVER OIL
AND LIME.

A CURE FOR COSSUmPTiUS, CoUGH., CoLDs,
ASTHMA, ,BRoSCHITIs, ,GtSLRAL DEBIL-
IIY ANp ALL SCRuTULors lUMoSs.
TIE rroprietor has succeeded (from discrti"aA-
4 of Professor Stone, in combining the Oil and
Lime perfectly that the taste oi the Oh, which
is so nansrous, tu persons generally, ~ cntncly
Ovcrcnmr, and II can be taken by the most deli
cate females with pleasure. And regards th.
benefit ot this article uyet the clear oil, the fol.
living case, 10y Professor Stone, is sufficient 10
convince the most sceptical The young lady
was "a years Of age
"Her disease one uf unmiNed phthisIs,
which had been expected tn terminate III ths
course Ola few months fatally. Thc ~ per IagI
ofboth hcr lngs was filled with iutcrcl,s and in
some places were beginning 10 sof,ea- Pie case
w.,s evidently bad one. The treatment Of oil
Liver Oil was AT frat. used, but without marked
Improvement. The Phosphate Of Lime MAS thcu
administered with the Oil, and the rusuii, rs in
the case of many others, soon apparent. -
The patient was rapidly getting welI."
Tais preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oil becouie rancid WHICH rakes 1t very d,smca-
be for Persons travelling as 1t Keeps fresh for "A
lonJ time.
i,e sure and get the genuine, Manufactured only
by ALEN'K b. " lLBOR, Chemist, l56 Court
ST eet, Boston.
x. X HAZARD s co., Agents ior Ne"p"r,
an vicinity. pli
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FRESH GROCERIES &c,

KEEN OhoCf Nlf.S &c.
lust received at % Broad 81 10y CORNELL
u & DENNIS,
Extra fine Oolong Tea,
English Breakfast do.
NIngyong do.
Extra fine Young Tyson do.
Tyson do.
Cmshh Sugar, Pow dercd Sugar,
GranuEted do, Refined A, B,. & c, do.
Havana Brown do,
Premium Flour, Extra Flour,
Common do, Ilccker's in bag,, do.
Rice, Cheese, Cincinnati Hams,
Dried Beef, Lare, Sperm G. ndle,,
Pearl Candies, Lard Oil, Whale OIL
Extra No. !. Soap, Excelsior Soap,
Castle do. Tobacco,
Marcaboy Snnf, Scotch snuff,
Dairy Salt, Saheraius, Soda,
Cram Tartar, Indigo, Pciul Starch,
n, a. Muhsscs, Havana MolasSs,
Wrapping Paper, Box Raisins,
Sscdl.s Raisins, Currants, Ciron,
lava Coffee, Maracaibo Coffee.
-. Domingo do, Parchcd do.
Ground do, Nutmcgs, Gloves,
Pure ground Spices, PcpTcr,
Mustard, Pickles, Capefs, Catsups.
Extract Vanilla, &" Peach,
Rose Water, Yeast Powder,
Rock Candy, Tapioca,
Niaccaroni, Vrrmiccli,
Pearl Barley, Sago, Ground n g,,
Homny, Arrow Root, Isingln.,,
Essence Coffee, Corn Starch,
Chocolate, Bakers Cocoa, Farna,
Crockcry, Woodcn ware, Dollar Clock., &c
with great variety oi other goods. To- cnuncratc
which would I'LL Ncwsparcgi at whol,sair aud
Retail, at the lowest prices, jt2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

lMPORTANr To EYSPEPrlCS.-
DR., J. ). HOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive fluii, or Gastric Juire.
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LlEBlG. the
great PhysicIo! ical Chemist, by J. s.
HOUGHTON M. D., Phladelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TiON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV.
Err COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY .curine after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlels containing Scienuf, evidence Of its
oalue. furnished by sgen,s gratis. See no.
among the medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

uSThe following touching inciden,
is extracted from Hawihornc's Life of
Frank Pierce "A little while ago.
alter his return from Mexico, he darted
across the street to exchange hearty
gripe of the hand with "A rough country
man upon his :art--a man Who used to
live with his father, as the general eA-
planned the matter To his companion"
We are not informed whether the street
across Which h, 4" datted" was muddy
vr not.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

BANKS IN WAsHIsGTos CiTy.--It is
stated that out Of the eight or ten new
banks which, within the few months,
have been circulating bills purpornng
to issue from Washington, only two,
strange ms it may appear, have banking
houses in the Capital. Those two are
the Bank Of the Republic and the Ma
tionai Bank, both of which transac, there
regular business in DEPOSITS, and
loans, and discounts. These two banks
are both withdrawing their circulation,
finding that numerous irresponsible
parties, residing elsewhere than at
Washington, have been making large
issues OF bills, throwing an air Of dis
credit upon all Washington issues.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

A LIQUOR COMPLICATIONS. The fire
department Of this city were called out
las, evening, by an alarm originating in
the incendary burning of a car load ot
liquor near the Western Railrc ad freight
house, The car contained about dozen
casks OF liquors and "a quantity Of beer,
which with The car were Destroyed
The fire was doubtless the work OF a
aeaious incendiary,- Worcester Tran
script, lSth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

MR. CLAY AND GEN. SCoTT.-The
Hon. +. q. Sever, OF Louisiana, who
watched by the bedside Of Mr.. Clay in
his last illness, has written a letter, in
which lie says, in regard to MIR. e IS
views Of the Wing nomination.
In his (Mr. Clay's) characteristic,
frank and faithful manner, he expressed
his entire acquescence in the wisdom
and choice OF the Convention, and in the
selection Of Scott md Graham, as the
standard bearers ui that glorious Wing
aud Union Banner, upon winch his
patriotic eyes were now Z" turned TO view
io- the last tins" After thus express
lnr his entire satisfaction IN the choice
oi the Convention, MIR Sever asserts
,ha, Mr.. Clay sent 10y member 'i tie
Kentucky Delegation, who was present,
has cordial uish' 10 Gea. Scot, for ms
succ,s ~ The Presidential caRrdss.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
4 II T. 4 AIllh W llE \.
ny RICE X pEIl,

No 9 Thomas street, shor d,,tqreo, Jon the
OrcaH UDUss
'TIlE subscribers wuull respectfully inform the
L public aud visitors ~ Newport that the, have
rr-uIcncd their wrll-knuWr Etshiuuilc eslablIrn-
mont, where they intend tr kccpa chuicc supply
oi all the dclcac,cs of the season, Which he mar
krts of New York and Busl,u lllurd, such ~
Wuodcock, Pnycr Supc. S"l,.hcd Cga!s.
Fred and lIro,hd Oysters.
ALSO,
Green Turtle aud Spring Chickens rccicycd eve.
~ morning and served up at short nuiicr.
lee Cream, Chulour dr Russr, Water I.rs,
Jclllics, Bltnc Mintr, &c., togcth"r with cy,N
variety of Confectionery furnished ~ ordcr.
Pie Nc hnI SAILING Parties Supplied With the
above arliclrs. Al, evening putlrs suprIntrn
del and supplied with every thing requisite.
Their Pdrlors arc 80 arranged thM thy Ctn
accommodate luge aud small Iar,ps.
We return om thank to The ruhh' i,y thuir
patronage heslnwed upnn W. laU srason, atj hnIr
al u CONTINUANCE Vlthr same.
ISNNC RtCE.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

THr MAGNETIC TELEGRAPB.-Th
New York Times considers the EN- ire
and triumphs oi the electric telegraph,
and winds up IA long article on The sub
jcct thus;
In the nine years that have elapsed
since Morse erected his first telegraph
from Baltimore to Washington, from
twenty to thirty thousand miles Of wire
have been stretched over this Continent.