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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23

HousR. message was received
from the Senate, communicating the
proceedings Of that body, on the occa-
sion OF the announcement oi the death
Of MIR. Webster.
MIR. Davis pronounced glowing cu-
logy on the. haracter Of the deceased,
concluding with a resolution as fol-
lows:
That this House concurs with the Sen
ate in its expression OF grief for the
death and the respect for the memory
Of Daniel Webster, and the estimation
oil the services which he has rendered
10 the country that the membcrs of
the House will wear Grape on the arm
for the space o 80 days; and that the
Speaker cause the proceedings 10 be
communicated 10 the family Of the de-
ceased, aud that the House now ad-
journ.
MIR. Appleton, Of Me, also eulogised
the deceased. Mcssr Ssym,u Of
New York, and Chandler, oi Pa, are
expected to follow.
WAsHisGTok, Fec. l6.
ScNArE.-Mr. Hunter moved, that by
uhanilnous consent, the Two bills pass.
ed by Congress. and signed by the pre-
siding officers of the two houses, be car-
ried 10 the President Tor his signature
Mr.. Hunters moiion Was agreed 10.
The Kentucky election case was then
taken up and debated by Mcssrs. Hale.
Toucey, Brooke, and Miller.
MIR. Douglass then got the floor whcS
the Senate adjourned I'LL Monday.
Housg.-Tbe House went into Com
mittee TO refer the various branches OF
the Presidents Message to the appro-
pirate Committees.
A JOINT resolution was passed to-day
to pay the public printer for the paper
used since Dec. |.
The Committee proceeded 10 vote on
the pending propositions. First was
Mr.. Brooks proposition to except
from reference To the Committee ol
Ways and Means, SO much OF the
Presidents Message ns relates 10 tar Il
and customs. AID that it be referred to
the select committee oi seven members.
&c.
The question then ,rcurred on tic
adoption ol Mr.. Brooks original amend
nIcnt ne il had been amended on tie
motions Of Mrs.rs. Jones, lll'ycr aud
Garter. ~ voted yea nays were not
counted. So the proposition to refer
the subject at n Tariff 10 II Select tum-
mitlee was rejected
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IErnm tue lri.h American.
Principal OH,
Junel J

ASArPEAL 10 COMMON SEhsr.--lt wonf
10, II, this ddv, % advance an op'n'op without -,
ing "A rcasDl %, IL. We nigh, ,cii the public IN
every ssrr %, oW paper, thai HuTCHIN"s' vEG-
ErABLE DYSPEPSIA B'TLEES were Il sp'clhc
io Indigestion, apd ~ the d's"ascS growing out
Of buI they wo' Dt believe oar ipSc d'dH
without we gave thcm the why aud the where
fore. We ,hcrcip,e state, ~ the ,csult oi per-
sonal observation and ON trc concurrent tcsti-
ir,pv OF sll our Il ,ruds and acqudiniances who
have tired The article, or have s'en II ued, that
its tonic, alter dt,vc, and rcslo,Iive properties are
altogcthcr uncQ'mlIcd. That ii braces the system,
restores lbeappe;ic, raises ,he spirits, imparts
frunncss 20 the ncrvcs, aud iWigora,cs the const-
tuition; AMI thot is stimulating effect Is followed
by ~ reaction. We therefore consider it the
very b's; S,omachir which mc..ical science has
yet givco 10 ma nkind.
Ci,culns. containing the certificates Of remark =
able cures, aud the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held 10y ha public press, can be had OF
the agents, ice.
PRIcr 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
ssP, ,incilal office, l22 Fulton street.
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that he was incurably insane, gave the

that he was incurably insane, gave the
first Information TO most OF his friends Of
his illness. lie had however two or
three weeks before exhibited symptoms
Of mental disease, which caused seripus
anxiety TO his near friends, and to some
OF those who met him only in public
How far the anxiety TO W. ieli' We have
alluded above may have had nn njur-
Gus effect on his health We have not
the means of judging. All elEorts to af-
ford rsIiei, by edlcal treatment, prov
ed unava'ling. and he soon SINK under
The violence Of his Jisaase. The com
muniy mourn the loss of one OF its or.
nnmenis. To us bright light is
quenched. A man OF genius Is taken
away in the apparent vgor Of his days.
for him the dark veil which momehta-
rly shaded his bright vision has been
Lifted, aud free from all darkness and
doubt, "he walks in glory. - Boston
Adv.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


WILL b. sold at pub!ic Auction ON Monday,
w Nov. 22 II lOoclock, A NJ. ON 'he prem.
iscs, (i fair il not the next fair da, aiier.) agi
ABLY to decree Of the Iion. Court Of Probate oi
the town of Portsmouth.
All lie right, ,ilc and interest which BENJA-
MIN BROWN, la', of Portsmomh, deed, had
1T The time Of his death, III and 10 tn following
desc fibed premises with the buildings IA. .tOn
st,udidg, or 81 much thereof a, " III bc suicieni
To ra's the SUN Of five hundred seven. ,.two dol
l,rs aud cighty-rightc with ncd ntal -, ciI-
cc-, situated IN poItsmorth.
FIRST lot with dwelling h"usr and lot ot almut
one aud half acres with an orchard in tail bear.
ins, bounded North and East on the heirs Of v M.
B Burn,n, South on heirs of I.aW CHASE, and
West and on lane and camucl Sucum.
The Other lot con -'uing about siS ncrcs and
bounded North, East and W.s, on The heirs oi
WIN. Batemtn, and SOU h on tn, heirs Of Isaac
Chacc.
Conditions ~ the sale.
JOIN NCIiESTER, Administrator.
POItsmluih, Nov. ., 1852 pd
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HERALD nF THE T'mES,
THURSDAY Dec. 23a 1852.
THE CITY CHARTER.


II viii he s'en by our columns to1lay,
tha; The CommiVce appointed ~ tie
Jnne Tow Mcrling, IL draw W Char
tyr for the incorporation OF the City OF
Newport and report nj n Town Meeting,
have attended to their duty and called
Il meeting for Tuesday evening, nj
o'clock, for the purpose .oi giving the
irccncn an opportunity Of voting on the
question olasking Tic General Assem-
lily to grant us the Charter at the Jan
unry Session. AS this question is of
considerable importance 20 the ci;iZ"n-,
affecting, as it does, prominent change
in the Municipal ailai.a Of this town, il
would be well for all TO become as much
informed upon tie matter ms possible.
Quite u number, if not majority OF
the voters, seem 10 care hut very little
whether We become Il city, or remain a
town. This is not well every kerson.
every inhabltant OF the town Is interest
ed and should make themselves familiar
with the merits Of a question which pro-
poses TO do away With some of the for
mcr laws that have governed VS. for
years and substitute new ones IN their
places. Ii as city, We can have a SUI
perior government, better administered
laws, and justice more expeditions, with
little or no additional expense, as the
friends Of the change affirm, then we
imagine, there are none but It will find
favor with. But If OH the other hand,
ms the opponents have said, the expense
is 10 be greatly increased, the govern
ment no better, and the laws just as in
efficient, then the people should know it
before they ask Tor a Charter. The
Charter as reported by the Committee
may be found in this paper and we re-
pea that every one interested in the
matter should carefully read it, and if
in their opinion it can be amended for
the better they should be prepared to
make such suggestions at tho Town
Meeting on Tuesday evening.
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MdrrtrG.

IL Pawtucket, on the 18Th ,nsh, ~ the Rev.
Mr.. Taft, Mr. Duke II. N,I'cr. of Bal, more,
and Miss Ga oline A. Wh'pple, Of Pawircket.
Brewer, Mr. Joseph NJ. iait, OF Troy, NY 10
Ms. Geors siana, daughter Of 1hon.as i,dd' u,
Esq
In Srnirhfcld, 18th inst, Orren c. Harris and
Lousia Olhey.
In Providence, 18th inst. Mr. Calvin Frcrch,
Of that city, and Miss Abina reirce, of Dover,
New Hampshire.
Ia Westerly, '3,h inst, NJ. William Ru-
dick aud Miss Sarah Potter, bath Of that Dwn.
At Cincinnati, on the 29ih ultimo, the Hon.
Edw ard e.. MmsEll Eepr seat tive in t"ne'css
Gom California, to Mrss Josephine, daughter OF
Robert Chalhant, Esq.
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A PARRY ExPERlMrNT.-A friend
has called our attention 10 n most in
genious trick lately resortsd to by some
French admir-, rs Of Lonis Napoleon TO
prove his destiny to the imperial crown
of France. II consists in writing on
slip of paper, separated by line, the
votes for and against him at the election
held in December last. II 10 not posi-
bic to represent them with types exact
ly as they should be written, but the
following will give an idea OF it:
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. - A young
man named John Cheney committed
suicide near Braintrec, Mass, II few
days ago, by hanging himself He
was a total stranger there, aud in u
note written to his brother but found
in his pocket, he stated his intention oi
going to Boston to seek employment
aud in case Of finding none, Of working
his way to New York. On the back OF
the note, apparently written some time
after he adds AFTER wandering in
pursuit ol business, until my means are
exhausted, my mind distracted, my body
diseased, | am completely discouraged,
and life is burden too iDtoIrrable TO
be borne, and | therefore contemplate
suicide, and should do so my request
is, that the good friends who may find
me, will do me the favor to tumble me
in'o some hole us quietly as possible
Drop my brother and friends line,
stating that died suddenly, and that
will be sufficient"
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o7//9Z90/ ///0

Now by writing these figures symme-
trically, rounding the tail: of the 9's, the
:op Of the 6, not bringing the tails of
any Of the figures telow the line OF the
others, and drawing the dividing line
OF the two votes pretty cI' sc to the 6,
the work will be done correctly. II
the experlmenter will now turn the pa
per over and hold it up to tie hight. he
will read distinctly the word "Empe'e-
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})ortital.
ny oLoR0E PRENTICE


Come IN bran,iIul dreams. 1--we,
On foine Ia me of,
When the lie,, wings ofs shep
I'm ~, bosom lies ,ot;
Oh Somc when the sea
Ia the moons gentle light,
Beats low on the ear
Like the pulse IL the night
Nhen the shy aud the wave
Wear their LOWEST blue,
When M dew. on tie flower
AMI IN. star on the Few.
Come in beautiful dreams, love,
oh come and well stray,
Where The whole year /. crowned
With the blossoms of Nay
Where each sound il as sweet
A. the coo Of the dove,
And the gales are NJ soft
As the hroathings ofio,e;
Where the he ans kiss the waves,
And the waves kiss the beach,
And our warm lips may catch
The swset lessons they teach.
Come in beautiful dreams, love,
oh come aud we'll hy
Like two winged spirits
Oi love through the sky
With hand cinsped IN hand
On our dream-wings wen 60,
Where the stsrlieht and moonlight .
Are blending their glow,
And on bright clouds we'll linger
Through long dreamy hours,
Till loves angels envy
That heaven Of ours.
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1t is Of course understood that the cy-
pliers OF the vote agains, Louis Napo-
leon are left out in the above figures. If
they were lett IN it would read very
plainly mo Emperor" But We are
not going to crticise the oracle. Our
only wish is to present our readers with
very pretty and ingenious trick with
which they can amuse themselves
around their centre tables.--Phil. Buiie-
tin.
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BANK OF TIE SOUTH COUNTY.

A. an annual meeting of The Stockholders of
Backing rooms, THURSDAY Dec 3, 1852. John
Thompson, Elisha Wptson, Rowland G.. Hazard,
Daniel TeGi, William u. Robinson, Nathanni
Green, Nathaniel L. hrm.,' org, Daniel NJ. &.
St"dlnan and Edwa,d Lillebrdge, were clecu d
Directors of said Bank.
At II meeting of said Directors, held suisse
qncnt 10 The Stockholders meeting the same day,
John Thompson, ESP, was unanimously elo ctcd
President.
M. C. STEDNAN, Cash'r.
Wakefield, Il. l., Dec. II, 1852.
''Bauk of he Sou'h County,"
Wakefield, Il. J., Dee. II, 1882
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CAREFULLY tAL,iLATED

hND SI.I ON PAEfK
ARRIVAL OF pR. q. ". R'Bh, n ~ New Nnrk
The celebrated Dr &. W Noback, h"n Nv r~,l. u,
Professor Of A-,r l"c,, Astronomy, PIN rrrolg, aud
Gcomancy, having Jrist arrived tom Philadelphia,
where he Ia ~ wuh the niust ryirH rdinnr\ ,ne.
fr the last four NriIs Oft he aryn r, 10
the citizens ui New lurk. And u. ,tihiN. g.
Ruhack being III. seventh oG the seventh sou snd
having mad" \stfousN his eiusiv, siid, siucs Tho
earl, of fiirrn NrHrs entoNs udyshi;(grs der,,
rom us,tllIs ,fiG u Fiction. thai nfc -, >,,ss d,
none IN this country, ,"i III tu:"pe Eud heinz rf-
tel Nature ~ having rnlivsed those Irsse piI,s
he il prepared To adapi them to tie fellow ing u,,s,
and the immediate COS suui,iH ipn II The tell ng
tosirs He ca" D., C"usGlttG with a. M oi're - hy
letter, II pre- paid, and IA" ,s prepared nak, e
hi, power uiy ul The ill.wmV tUjirs,:; bu.Lt -
OF al descriptions itaNti ihe b, Land ,ea; court
shins avic,, giy'n Ia, thcit su6c,s.It ac, ",ul s
m.nt - CuiIttig ia .tu, he ucI' hfidLt a. Tr.i -
tair the v,nbe ui rcHri,s ~ dispute the pur,
ch tsing of Ticket and the >a ~ 81 ships s.a. VI
also has .ild hr huuot ol r. criyirg ctTIirr'" rn
the Hnnorsi, q john Briuid,ii-. ioru, tlN kine uf
Sweden, Nhch II NiIl give hIhI goat plr>rt' ~
sh"N jig these who will fayur him with rnll. lie
also offers hs srit'c p''iug 'alih. wealth rhd
mdrrag". l"v" MUIR luurnrNs, lawsuits diIcu ia
bu.ircss hiuG, Ar',, ,B death IBsI, prr,e,h nud
events. and ~ tir rus 81 ~, and VIA
al those sh" ail!Irrd rornrith oi m,utrllN
ns--indirs 10 rruis. rriIl,tu,n =. Matt, ilits
car,l ci e. Il trnd h. J.. Attending tu the "in, ks
aud ma.ouluc sel p, L,us 81 g.hi cmcE s 1T
SHNitt, al uHi,d tC' uIutg tt e., uuauCN. iuf Ia
dirS -. IN i'll ~ gc r.ii'u ~. ~ iull Sh--Prr
u u,,,,,.t, & IA nave ihCr nHtivu draw 10y
srndin. ihc dal- ui tie d.N ui ~ rir birth. All let
tcr- containing the abuNc Zee VII receive ~ utdi
ate attention aud nhuNItcs Will be -'r' t.H yrH
of the United state. written on dur sp,pi Al
etirts o. an, al the above iupirs, u 81 .,. ) N
L. rn-wrrcd gratis. It's office IL No :, ut,. ,tIst
ahlocks hrl'w biuWwHy. ~ O,aw "
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e. ivorine 3ntrlllernrc. 81
rOKT or NEWp,
AIiitil Ia.

AKitilEb.
WEDNESDAY, ~ mlni -.
Brig New EnshlI, - ko,i; Anton 10,
~ ns.n. dc.
:'rhn i Iiul(nrd. Te. gh. Bangor: Shenandoah
CANDY, rhn; Sarai, & Angel Star, f,o,, \
!. sopp Monitor, Davis, !, 4 River.
MEMDKANBA
At Johanna abt sept 8 WIN Henry, Jn'ls.
W 'rrn, $50 -, ('poiied Aprii d, 52,) " ~
Lee, Gro"Inssr, Newport, clcrn.
Arrived at Mobile. Doc. n, Sioop Annawan,
Hopkins ana Schooner Fakir. Ia, Lr.
FRIDAY, December II.
Brig China, Hsmblip, Bait, Bost; SraBird.
Orr, Card uas, do; Mary inna, Chad~ Ills,
Phi Bost.
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been used with probably greater rucoess than
any olh,r article known, and ply sic iIns who have
had al opportunity -, witnessing its highly salu-
Ltry effects, recommend II safe and very sfii-
ca ous m"icinc, cqral, il not superior, TO any
% her prescription for the above co'n.lIin with.
in thcIr kupw'rIsc The SIS OF this medicine
was private recipe Ola distinguished ply s'cian
in oac of the nci.hborng States, aud VAS pre-
served by individual To whom II gave ihe most
astonishing relief II is composed of ofvegrtabLs,
aud II used according to directions, mai b, per-
fec'ly safe.
From Mssrs. AH,n s. Co., Mo,hmtS, Cincin-
nq'i, .sIhosc persons who have uscd the Vrg-
ciable Pulmonary BalsaIn, uniformly speak al IL
as "A yiu ,bl. medicine, and fom the quantity
soli. notwithstanding the numerous othrr prpa-
rulons, used Tor similar complaints, We consider
II hrrt on ttc list.
Resp fully, &c. ALLEN & co."
The Editor Of the S,afcd FaLs Cowi,r sa,s, -
ave have had occasion to witness the good f.
ect OF the Vegetable Pulmon y Iasaln in our
family, IN ease Of yoing lady Who has been en-
tIrly cured uf toNsUMPTIus 10y the Use uf il,
ani also in severe cni,hs aud colds, aud cheerful
" bear usliinon; to it, being safe, convenient,
"A vi very riicacious medicine IN CASES Of that de-
&c. ipton. I'd. Cow"r.
A Ccrg, MAN from Philadelphia writes, tha,
hr has hccn ia the habit Of using the Vegetable
fu!nor ,ry Balsam r himsch aud family, fpt the
last th'.t"cn years, and also of iecomi ndiug il
10 hts Il ends and CONSIDERS it an Invaluable
remedy ior all pulmonary complaints.
For the last five ycars oi NY practice ! have
had the satisfaction 10 witWss thc l..u 'iCiai r.
ircts of the Vegetable Pulmonary lialsam in man,
cis"s OF obstinate cough and oihrr affections OF
the lungs. | woud ther,f re confidently iecoin-
mead ts Use in all complaints oil the chest, ~ be-
NJ equal, il not superior, to any other MEDICINE
wuhn my knowledge.
Lrmrsjcr, n. II.
TRUMAN ABEIL, VI. ~"
E5- BEWARE. OF CDUNrERFEITS
AND INVITATIONS such rs ChETIR's
CoMPoUND PULMoN,Ry BALsAM, AMERICAN
pULMoNARY BALsAM, ard others, IN part,
be caring the nam" Enquiie for the article b,
IT! whole name the
"VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAISAM,"
and see that II has the written signarmc Of WM.
Joss Cutler upon yellow hl.l, Oh he b'uc
wrappers. Each bottle aud seal IL STAN, cd
"VcsrtAblc Pulmonary Balsam "
Prepared by REED, CUTLER & CO.. I'm
p,rtrrs and Wholesale Dealers III Medicines
Paiu 8, Chemicals aud Dye Stufs, 33 lrdia
Street, Bostoh, AMI sold l., rrurg,sis, Alo,he-
cares, ani Country Mrr,h,n,s g,ncrali,. For
particulars aud recommendation. see "A pamphlet
accompany ing each boulc-pl'rc 80 cents. For
sale ~ Newport b, HAZARD & CASWELL,
and X. J. TAYLOR. 30 GIN
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I lfEof Roger Williams, the Earliest Legrla-
IL tor aud tue Champion fr iull and absolute
Ljbcry of Conscience, by kouco Elton, ID. -.
y. R,P. - fret Amrricin, Gom ,h, Engl
Edition price 30 cts. for ,ale u,
WILLIAM II. rIEK,
hlS 80 Thames Sirrt.
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THE SEAL OF NAPoLEos lII.-Thc
Seal of the Emperor Napoleon il to be "A
crowned Imperial Eagle reposing on
thunder (reposam sur la Joud,e.) All
official seals are to be after the same
model. The Frcnch are n curious
AM an ingenious people, and eau do
almost anything in the arts, and we
should like To see "A copy oi this seal,
that we might have the French idea oi
the embodiment Of thunder.
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NAsHisGroS, Friday, Dec. IL.
IousE. The journal Of yesterdays


proceed lings was read and approved.
Mr.. Fuller, OF Nc, asked Tor the
unanimous consent " the House ID l. ks
up The bill al le45 from the S.natc, nu-
II,oriZng from the secrelary oi he
Treasury 10 i.sue rrgs ers 10 ,ts.eis in
ctrtaln cases.
The bill was aiken mp nhi after BE-
ing read, was amended and passed
On motion, the House then went TO
committee Of tie Whole AMI tpdk mp tor
consideration suniry bills on TIC Irigule
calcntar.
WAsni>Gr0A, Dec. 20.
SENATE Alter the usual Opening
busaiesS, lion. " m. Il King the pres-
dent sent 10 th. Senate a l.itrr rcsii.C
ing his seat and tendering ihai.s !or
the Kind attentions aud assistance ten
dereG by Senators in the discharge Of
hs duty.
E1Mr. Butler presented the credentials
OF w. +. Desaussure, recently elected
Senator from South Carolina, Tor the
term OF six years--cOmmencing iron
the fourth Of March next
He aiso moved that the oath be ad-
ministered by Mr.. DAVIS, OF Massachu-
sctts which was agreed TO- and the oath
administered.
On motion OF Mr.. Bright, OF Indiana,
il was unanimously resolved that Hon.
David K. A,chison, Of Missouri, be
presiden; OF he Senate pro TEN.
Mr.. Alchison returned thanks for the
honor conferred, but regretted the
cause which made the election necessa-
ry. He concluded, pledsing impartiali-
ty in the discharge al h duties.
On motion of Mr.. Davis, ia resolution
OF thanks TO Hon. VIM. X. King was
unanimously passed.
MIR. Bell, OF Tennessee, took his seat.
lie appears TO have quite recovered his
health.
Numerous petitions were presented
and other unimportant business was
transacted
Mr. Broadhcad Introduced Il bounty
land bill.
IIousE.-The House met soon after
IL o'clock.
Mr.. Brown OF Mississippi, introduced
a resolution TO appoint fifteen menbers
Tor general committee Oh private
claims.
Mr.. Swectzer opposed the resolution.
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DUBiiEltS. a complete wsnturnt ~ O-m's,
~ Ltirs' Master. anl Mr'rs r. l~t lohs
ana shoe from the best manufacturers, pet tc-
ceivcd a, SEADURi'S, 40 Thames ii. 6s
sale At tue bves, prices aua Warranted, at
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Nhw ORLEANs.-lt gives us pleasure
TO read in the New Orleans Bulletin
that New Orleans is the most peaceful
. and orderly city IN the Union, At night,
from dark TO sunri e. our streets are as
quiet and excmp, from any thing border
ing on rowdyism as the streets Of a
grave and SOBER village, and, what we
can say with pride and tru,hlvI graIica-
ton, nowhere is woman more honsred
and respected. A female may
walk from the upper to the lower lines
OF the city, with or without IA gen,leman
in company, without the least apprchen-
sion OF insult"
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Al Charleston, 3. a., IN ihe 9Th inst. Mrs.
Harriet Buticr' % fin, wife al 1hos. As'ont ofin,
aud daughter Of he Late Col. J. L. McPhoison,
Uf Prov ,rucc.
On Prudence Islsnd, 1t lust. Mrs. Isabel
wiir o' Nj. Henry u. fuitf and daughnr al MIR.
nlnirl J. Wcra,n, Of Jancs;Dwn. aged ~.
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TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, COLDS AND COASJMI TIrNS.

The NEtETATLE TVIMt-
NARY BhlSAM H. probably
without IL parallel IN having,
during "a mai If mo,c than
1wmy frt l'ws, full, main
tanned the hIgh reprtlii"n
which II han atWn'di,i Cos
TVt COMPIAi>Ts. md
4 Il DIstAsfs of the lunGs,
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23

Or We are indebted to tie Hon. John
ii. Clarke for valuable Public Docu-
mcnts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23

uTWe regret to announce that Mr.
Greenough, the eminent sculptor, died
on Saturday last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-23
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