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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

THE VICE PRESIDENCY VAcANT.--F,y
the death of Mr.. KING, the Office of Vice
President is vacant, and will remain so
until the next election of President and
Vice President. The President of the
Senate pro tenn. (who is now Mr.
Atchison, of Missouri is not Vice Pres
ident by reason of the death of that
officer. He is merely the presiding officer
OF the Senate, and the constitution make s
no provision for filling a ,acanc; in the
Vice Presidency. But in case of the
inability or death of both the President
and Vice President Of the United States,
the President of the Senate pro tenn
pore, and in case there shall be no
President of the Senate. then the Speaker
OF the House of Representa- tives for the
time being, shall act as President of the
United States until the disability be re-
moved President shall be elected
This is according to the act of Congress
of March, 1892.
The Vice Presidency, says the New
York Herald, has been vacant before this
time, on the following occasions, viz
Twice by the death Of the vice Presidents,
viz; George Clinton. April, 1912; his
term expiring March 3. 1913. Elbridge
Gerry, November. 1914; his term ex-
piring March ;. 1917. Once by the re-
signation of John c. Calhoun, December
IS, 1882 his term expiring March 3
1888. Twice by the death Of Presidents
Harrison and Taylor and the consequent
accession of Vice presidents Tyler and
Fillmore to the Presidency-the former
in April, 1871 the latter in July, 1880
leaving the Vice Presidency vacant for
the remainder of their respective terms
and the President Of the Senate with the
right of succession to the Presidency
The powers and duties Of the Vice Presi-
dent and the President of the Senate pro
tenn. are precisely the same. except that
the latter votes as Senator and has the
casting vote.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

Some Of our Fulton county subscr;bers
have given us notice to stop their pa pers,
from the fact that q paper has been star
ted IN their county, and they desire to
sustain it. We are sorry to lose them.
but cannot say any thing against their do
ing so, for it is right that they should
support their own paper, and if they can
not take the Banner, we say take the
Flag. And now we ask our citizens TO
look at the matter in its true light, and
1t they wish the paper to con tinue in this
county. it will be necessary to lend a
helping hand. Think of il friends.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

We learn that Mr. Vanvacter's mill
dam OH Yellow River has been almost
entirely swept away during the pas! week.
And still worse--Fuller's dam is in near
ly the same situation. This will not be
good news TO this community. for it was
confidently expected that the new grist-
mill SO much needed here would be put
in operation in few days; but from pres
ent appearance we will be doomed to dis
The dams were injured by floating saw.
logs over them before the water was high
enough.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

of Mr.. Webster in high ralief; On the
reverse is an Ionic pillar sustaining
globe, the inscription, i still i've and
in the back ground representation OF
Faneuil Hall, the Capitol, and other bull
dings connected with MIR. WIS public
life. Within the milling is broad and
richly sculptured wreath enclosing the
words--'Li berty and Union, now and
forever one and inseparable. The medal
hos been struck in gold. silver aud copper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
From the Cincinnati
Eranfn and her nnnarrh.

We scarcely open British newspaper
or periodical, or look over debate in
the Imperial parliament" without see
ing something on the subject of the
French Emperor and his intentions"
The strange transformati ton and agical
metamorphoss of the Arabian Nights do
not, we believe. exhibit an example of 50
startling change from obscurity to the
pinnacle of earthly power and grandeur,
as has been manifested in the romantic
aud picturesque career of Napoleon I'LL :.
Three years ago he was a constable in
one of the Wards in Lond IN, zealously
engaged In repressing municipal disor-
ders. Now the whole British Empire
may, without much exaggeration. be said
TO tremble at the sound of his name
Fifteen or twenty years ago. or probably
not so far back. he was hOuSeless. home
less vagabond loafing about the purlious
Of the gambling halls of New York, ar
raighed before the Police Court for riot
Gus conduct, and again prosecuted in New
Jersey for shooting dogs. Now, when a
New York politician or stock broker
scans the horizon for signs and wonders
in the political sky of Europe, the most
portentous and baeful star that blazes in
red and angry colors on the zenith, is that
of this ci-dcuant loafer and rOue. who at
the periods mentioned would have been
driven with contumely from his door,
Verify this modern genius of Democracy,
the people, is very potent spirit, and
quite throws in the shade all his prede-
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
MI 8 )@J

On the Oath inst, by Bev. AUSTIN Full
LER. Mr.. john ARMSTRONG, 10 Miss So
On the 2lst inst, by JAMES IL. CASE Esq.
Mr.. WI. BoREAN, to Miss SARAH JANE
White.
Ga the Eth inst. by Rev. ---RUDE,
MIR. GEORGE BRowN, of Piainlicld, 10 Mrs.
MARIA JOHNSON, of Marion county, Ind.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
For the Banner.

Mr.. CoRBALEY.-To rejecting mind.
should it chance to be engaged upon the
subject. there must appear something
radically wrong. if not oppressive, in the
mode of assessing and taxing the citizens
of this State under our present revenue
law.
The Constitution OF the State provides:
(see article 10. lst section 1.-The Gen
eral Assembly shall provide by law. for
uniform and equal rate of assessment and
taxation; and shall prescribe such regu-
lations as shall secure a just valuation
for taxation ofall property. both real and
personal" sc.
The definition given to personal pro-
perty" by the Legislature, in complying
with the foregoing requisition. furnishes
grounds for complaint, too manifest to
be overlooked. For example, see 1st
vol. of the late Revised Statutes, page ITO
and we find, subject TO taxation, 1.-THE
value of all demands against any person
or body corporate" Also. horses, wag-
ons and farming implements, &C.. &c.
In order to test the propriety and consti
tutionality of taxing notes, book accounts
and other demands, we will find our
neighbor A has a good horse which he
sells to B for 500 90. on the lst of No.
vember, taking his note without interest,
payable in six months. 3 keeps the
horse until the 18th Of December follow
ing and sells him to for 81 10 90 TAX
ing his note payable in three months
without interest. On the rst of Janua-
ry the assessor calls TO know the amount
of property. (including notes, accounts,
&c, for taxation. He finds in AS pos
that 3 has C's note for Sll0 90, both of
which are taxed, and then The horse is
taxed as the property of C-thus the SIN
gle item of property worth but 500 90.
is taxed at $50 90; and how far the
same evil may be traced, it is unneces-
sary to illustrate.
Again. witness the following instance.
in which you call upon our neighbors.
Beangee & Elliott on the first of Novem-
Der, and get of their manufacture:
One 2 horse wagon, rs 90
6 Large Doane plow, II 90
Small do. do. 10 90
&c Wboolbarro,v m
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

William IL. Doty who was tried in the
Court CT Common Pleas, last week for
larceny. was acquitted; and Seth Hussy
who was indicted with him, was also
acquitted without a triai-the Prosecu-
tor having entered a noIIe prosique. Our
Jail is therefore empty again.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

WEBSTER MEDAL.-The Baltimore
american says an elegant medal, OF the
largest medallion size, has been got up a t
the instance of the friends of Mr. Webster
in commemora,ion of that grea t tatesman
1t is somewhat similar to the Clay medal,
and bears on one side an admirable profile
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

FULTON COUNTY FLAG. The above is
the title of neutral paper just started
in Rochester, Fulton county, Ind, Ter.
shing & Hoover proprietors, and d. r.
Pershins formerly of the Warsaw Demo
crat, is the editor. Success to you gem
Ilemen.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28
500 90
Amounting to

This account remains upon their books
unsettled on the first Of January follow =
ing. when the assessor calls, and they
are taxed with the amount charged for this
property. and you are taxed upon the ar
ticles themselves, and i. they should be
transferred through dozen hands, each
purchaser giving note, or standing char
ged on book, the imposition is proper
tionate.
If there is not species Of oppression
recognized by our present mode of taxa
ton. am at loss to determine what
oppression is. X.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

CHURCHES IN PLYMoUTH There are
four organized churches in this town,
whose names are as follows:
Methodist. Baptist. Presbyterian and
Christian-the latter was organized last
Sunday.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

The citizens OF Rochester are making
arrangements to have their town incorpo-
rated. So says the Flag. We shall ex-
pect soon to hear of their making arrange
ments to have telegraph office also.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

Wher- is our street commissioner?
Some OF our streets have need of his pres
encc.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

q advertisements TO insure inSer-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday proceed
ing the day of publication.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

Search Others for their virtues, thyself
for thy vices.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
FEyER-SORE CURED

The Rev RICHARD DCNNiNG, Pastor Of the Free
hylerun church, Albums Basin, MufGe comfy New fors,
wrole 20 Is nave lust received letter from MI Ch.s.
.ry DuSVISG relative 10 the of bis Feversore. You
~ dcponi nat states. for ha IL Chrisiian nun
., nm elder IN the church. Some years since M had 10
ry one vi hi, logn 81 his life, in conseduenc,
ui Fever core. The otlor leg being now affected aiii
about To hs nnpu ntcd, recommended BRhNrs MEoi.
CtSE Read he result He says: II adrc n.ed only ptTce
gorrLEs of BRAST'S MEDICINE. ptieed ALL uorE.
nom Vo.y yecop,qcad1un, that Medieins and can now
saw that .h the blessing of God, has effected cue
..l !ea,n See Pamphlets for iu particulars
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
rupouC EIYSlPELAS AND ULCERS.

AsrosIsuiSa AND MOST woSoEnfuL ouRs' ,a.
r., kngpp of No "a Willow st. Brooklyn N
ans of ,he most respectable citizens in the city W.
eaeted five years with scrofulous Eryhpe,as OF oou
lces from the knees to the ieet when unnamed as
svelled 20 prodigious sire and uceratsd Large oeep
ulcers apparently large enough TO tun niger IN cane
into ,he which discharged daily an almost Incredible
quantity OF maturated substance o naa ., '.d ssn un
oby.ci.na and had tried many highly recommsndes
pmsdIc,nas without crecing cure and was told ~
wnnia ~, hip of before long. DRAST's PUpfYiEe
Esyp.cr has cured these liberated and nharned le&
o. that now lhe entirely healed up, and be enjov
"A hlall
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
Ls IlhT VI ~ y I-NstN
INTERNAL OlCER9.

r,,. cure IA fy,unph oter the shn Of the best pAyn
dan, in the city Of Philadelphia and is rosirivs PROOF
.ha, internal ulcers can be cured a easily a. ex'J ~.
,.hcn I'm yrs PURIFYING EXTRACT Is USED. nv. ~
when g b"An on. of The most respectable gentlemen
a.turn a cavsss Co, N ", informed us n oot, .eg
that he had been afflicted with three !, r. ~ a,sm =
Nj ,bus furnish positive proof of the fact and
sbep location. o sad that he had spent o., G yea, h
PSiiai,iplia under the professional aavae =, a0 is
p., W, nra ar helm when Dr r. w. Hunt, drnggst e.
.,h',rn advised him to try Brants Purifying ERIC
nd Tho u,s of seven bottles OF eGsefed PeUeo' e"A
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
r ANCERS CURGN.

Mr. o. B. Kinney, merchant, Clinton, onehSa eo'mf.
\ Y ,niopcd ia tuf clmcerdocor ia sal c"uiity w
h.rn,r wonderful of ChSCERs through the eiich
Il RRANrS PURIFYING EhTRACT "Hnee-@etf
IN tiiyeur county, " l.. /, Hlso using said fCRiihR Nf
b. SrTIt.E druggist al Crua ulrric, Monty oner> cou'
~ y V. has informed ne ot AN important cure ~ GA.
crR ot Iug standing which was ehee Cd on an ateo '
f tui place H. horefurc, hi- PURIFIER earcf faheet ~
H. purfyml healing power, what impure disease ~ mo
blood cuu nj curel seven years eNpnrlene anu VI
r,nnb any. are none but what il " III cure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
oF THE TMES EWPoRT R. THURSDAY MORNING Sep o. lS53
Wilbor's Compound Of
pUREC0D E4IYEgs Oih
AND L.IWAE.
4 CuREFoR CoSsumPTroH, Cot HIS, Cor Ds
ASTHMA, ,BRoscHIris, ,GKHfKAL DEBlL-
Iry ANpAtT SCROFUIOus HUMORs.

ITY AND ALL ScRoFULous HuMoRs.
1NiIE proprietor has succeeded Oiom DIR. ctIonS
L of Professor Stone, in combining the On ana
Lame so perfectly that the taste OF The Oh, when
is 30 nauscous, To persons generally, is enliieY
overcome, and il can be taken by the most dell
cate females with pleasure. And as regards the
benefit "a this article over the clear oil, the fol-
loving clse, by Professor Stone, is sufficient to
convince the most sceptical. The young lady
was "a years Of age.
"lIer disease was one Of unmixed phthisis,
which had been expected to terminate in the
course ola few months fatally. The upper part
ofboh her lungs was filled with tuberclcs, and IN
some places we're beginning to soften. The cnSe
was evidently bad one. The treatment OF God
Liver Oil was at first used, but without marked
Improvement The Phosphate = Lime was then
administered with the Oil, and the result, as IN
the case of MANY others, was soon apparent. --
The patient was rapidly getting well"
This preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oibecome rancid which makes II very dcslea-
bic for Persons travelling as it keeps fresh for a
long time.
BE sure and get the genuine, Manufactured only
by ALEX'ii b. WILBOR, Chemist, loo Count
Street, Boston.
Il. Il HAZARD s. co., Agents for Newport
and vicinity. iel4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
DYSPEPSIA. SOUR STOMACH CURED.

AuI NE Z. &, 4. Itsos, f,tjui-
4 Driscoll, Wau,r-J. :. Douglass, Bristol
u. q. Brown, East Gtocnvitl %. Balu, Nat
ick- rrggs X Spencer, NashingtCn village Il
IS. Taylor, kingsi,t--. Al,L, IiUttt IL
works-N. :. Palmer n Co, Mesurk -Yousg
" ickiord--J. ". Anthony, Fail Ehu-J l..
,nhopy, Nes,rott-- and ly Merchants ard
Drnqgisi- gcrcfalk.
hllntdeis muH be- addls1.d w. vtHse
e. JOt Bteafrn, Ne~ Yeti
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22

uNiE 90 s..iaets si-h 10 ci the attention ul
Il dieu lri.uJs an abe public generally io tiNt
staYii slmrt on iilncr 81, where l1"y Neer
on hand a,I ace cprg1utl, masking, Window
4 tin... sa.Aes, BuaIs, Douf., ieuce CHpinls
an " ,ul lusi. pl every dis.dpiiIa, hiu.nl anil
SaAia. uf or auils, sicA a. Jois,, tidHh, b'tfds
.mI tItu b.u4a Al.lIIA tattalt,J.
o. - r0 auh Ae.sts. 'Ich Eug. Uill
in.a. ,rn,t tu, dio'i. ...
-St slDLV' y ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22

"ATrc,, Geucscc Co, February !. lSIs.
an It WALLACEA CO--t,enicDen! l war, Tor niore
tnn ycnr afflicted with disease Of The stomach could
ni ,t any fI or GREASY substance without causing great
main sickc, aud vomiting. ami was continually hhl'cen
,yith sour stomach l. Us an experiment. tired one not
de of BRASr'S MEDICINE. which. To my utter disar'
nopipn ca,cd and yciicrrd The usual pain der effine
Iheyefr si second hotie which has completely currl
ua ,scnsc am now well and hearty, aud can rnt ainoS
anything whoui being PANIED, or the stoitnch becoming
ours HsP't'"iN'
Nr Wicox is a re- nuciGh.s merchant of AuIca
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
Worse than Hopeless I!

... .,.r NJ UhSNlE'S .'s'c'oruf frur"! lle sni'
81, oacr,oc,,r, 90. 't"'ii" Of H'dNi Pthn id'G
.Iy ,d I,. g '. ai, b.yn d gel bitter That hoiu,
,qah,a ma u gs. f ~ ift wi"r- hah l.yY tpnthri
. Il q sero,d boir tnnhd 'P 20 81 oGfGf hshos';
l h,,d jiGe ,nn.ra 10 iriA ifo ''Hs 'o k'lr trn
ua. wD,e pIocul.4 .f te'''' !g9ie 1Ld Mmeh ~ ~
,,',. FS e. :. ma n,urv @, c'td PEnfFtT CtAE ~
n M. -.-r.rs- nLl nc. lnred 70 good h.dLnt."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22

'r Is s ic cu-c rf 6yia4 wLo ye' He' ~" irrs
,,rl II v,r.e Of StROFTLA, By only tireirt NJ.
Gcs of Bturs Pururr Than even wa- Cared hy me hse 90
t,-tFAiIgNs Ia s' 'pJa TiHd that was eve! Htle
rr-ru h,Ir' rfici~i fnciiH Ioecr 10 effect ule cure
If stcli IA yer0ifiHqip h,p pdes case.
Mr. Il II \SNl%, of RUar Ll,eiId Co, ~ T.. had Serg
,iI Eg,y v4tWu4 confined "a his bed the usf perr-i.
sa so much diacs,d ard drhiugtrd rs TO he unable io
r his nrui To III, b. ad. H. hd the lest medical dcttcs
- ,d us st of hr bet NnrsI adyns 10 no vndi ehtcl-
.,i ef., urG a., NH7 rcd 10 be IN dNn'
,a, i ,1 l,, I,u t'cafg 'rf hours ioAycy, Wien hr
cpu,..,tr.d usns BRANI.S FtRlFlER. lis nnf ie''
,.. .-,J r. 7o e'"; h0ie n's eaton tiron.'
DDS f.l ',c Under Ms cliu. uHt he hr"n'itd thrnne,
it. ,.rt c1T rIound that u cond n iV'i
-,i 5i a.. ..,. A u.y Hu,.I- ID s@"H pace! We usn
, i'm .. g. iruv'l IV $50 rccrs, an ulcer unicr
i rrp 70. .o =, qlts hJ had n"ur s6ffH g'o"G'
30. NJ, igtb b. Lfg Thus '. Mas afflicted VITA iFrn's
~ ,, ot, h.. gsastt ticeJg on various parts oi ~
,.,.... ,i ....-. s. i,.. f.I ste oui I.''l
.rlItR ... .--., ,n., It,,
tr,,. Of Nuuir was cu'd :" Haskn the day bs''s
In. ud l.,ut buulto ru.lrrr. Dr w eAnmGed
:. .ri 1.,n o'd in hai al the medicines ~ NE ro'fs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS

M remedy offered IL the public has ever been haU ~
,r5j, and rJcu in Test0,i1g Ali The incidental resknes
ses uul irregularities of the "a BRAs1s ftLMosAsf
es,, T. NO ,her,,ce whether In. d-rnii gcinel
'r ,.,,,.., rr.ess ar other ,rcL,hess-u EEGt LATES
r,I~ and soottag ald diioyig NERVOUS iRRirApLiIv
-. 1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
,rRS;yG SORE MOUTH. LrCnRRHGi, &c.

"ByRoY GEsEsEE Co, n. Y, Ocf. 10, 1871;
"h. ssrs. NJ. r. WALLACE co. Some tine "st"'n'
TOR nv ~ lpcaIae dpilHcd from tile elects ot -
o,,LS1 nnd Nursing ht, that she could not lit hT
child or perform any household ahof. Ter medical irSnt
man was varied accorda 20 the advice and prescriptions
of The most eminent ysrls until on skill Was exhaust.
ed IN useless ,Norls. s" l,camr 50 very sk.leion, un
a, the lime she commenced ak ng Brdnfs Medicine sls
wnirhed no more te yfvc pounds but by tle iIh"
she Ind rns.a fU bniHes, she became rerecyw ThS
cn. l. 50 urrrc. that sic is enabled 10 do AL neceS
sery hm,rhud work. and gained thirty pounds m netH W.
Gonr wrrEs Yours truly, {. H. GALENTlNf"
Tie render viii observe that Mr. GMFSTlst raSs ohs
.,tt lie we ARE informed by H. 5. TERKS, Esq, VI
l,-s M lpu M
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
LIVER-COM PLAINT!

Or NATHAN HUBBARD. of Stamford, Conn one ol
the oldest aud most respectable pyscians, wa, Afflicted
m iigc ontIuit many years, aud was Perfectly esred
by NINA RRASTs PURIFYING EXTRACT. We oosld
name hundreds of other cases. also cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Gour Stomach!

,u the ,rl 10 the ,o-'lr, und the ot mtdoe oss-
M ON. case rs Gcr,itdid, and the oyer so grddnIHy sup
messed as to prevent my Of the fatal diseases ui frequent
iu nri,n N cuIIspQunnce of surh CLGLgc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
rnI,,rrEN MITNEssEs! !

-, yrAsElX As sworn to the above fncs. and the fnets
ar. ,.,nrsst+ arJ CERTIFIED - oy Dr. = WlLLiAMS-M.
IiOSSRD whol. sa and retail druggists-'
- \ llllrrr tlIhar NiineseAs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22

THOMAS CALVIN a SON, GarIit'rs Florists
j Gardens uiu pieu-ufe EruLuds lrid Ont by ton
tiu,t o. hy tlc day. We uucf iOi sale good Nafi-
tty OF IttrI house plants Cftrpctri &c., Bodlutts
and cut iIuwti-. IuskCtt, Ac.
Nra'.r pipr ipf sue, nt our Nursery, 100 "a
rat. n TICt-, 1s cheap H- trey rat tr rur'ht. 90
. tl.,p Hsfe.
Il.uh.sI luf tlr liirrul patrlrrge wc nave tf,'y
. I,artttu.Iy solicit cont llHUtt 10 hr same.
ia. .- aI.d Iantn tuHl brvg au upTurUfit! Ui
serinr ,ri,rdd noHel ol n ittcy ssnIn e. houte
.la.r lg e.. ilsloalIHru, GHnuinCr, bow m cur
al,tu iiUufc.
alu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
GENERAL lEElLlIY OF HE SYSTEM /!

MIR A. HOLTsTANDER merchant, tbeyn. Lorrdm Co.
Objo wrote December No. 1913. and acr having stated now
Ne n cln,7u thr PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
the cur, of hs Wits consrmutivc cough said 81 haa
nrrsnn,llv usdd BRINT'S PURIFYING EhIhdCT
s,r renernl del lily nf my system and hive no hesitation
IN snynr that II the hcs medicine 10 RESTORE aud ~
TuE SYSTEM hnt hive ever used IN ereyi IN
.,on,e where we have sold BRANTS MEDICINES, hel
sare uyores r eocy and giren The BEST SATISFACTION
SALT RHEUM,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
NEW STORE.

j 7itv,s H'-o,, foot Of Mary, intend, To keep
~ hand u -c,.,a assortment Cl Fine Teas,
Soice Fau.i.y G,octrics, Foreign and Domestic
Fluus, NUT, Seg,rs, aud ToLaccos, also lalsc
Variety ul lorogn deIicscies, such as Cantun
Guo-e,. thoN Chow, Cumqmts, Dry Ginger,
Tamuird., Gwya JJ,y, fIg Paste, JuJuhe
r.sjc, English -auc,.. kurhups, Ol', O.b
t.sa,HDs, Spanish olive, Cupcys, l.cklts,
lhyumg tAuac,s, E.se Nalci, COLOGNE. Lou-
'.n Mu-ttl. F,rr,h thsr.ht,s, Cocoa, B.oma,
macH, Pearl iaIoy, ragu, Iupioca, Farua,
p.lat, i!uuI, Cat Meal, bad iced, Iol'ei aud
Shaving SoaIs, Srum ald Wax audics, Sc.
and hope. 'y s.rict attention To business, and
puuctuhp 900 .lI Cuglgeui,uis, to n.~It "A share
ol the Iub g. Patronage. AL goods warranted, 4,
aud sent Lo purchasers free Of chmgc.
ms HENRY YOUNG.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22

V. y. PALMER, the American Newspapn
Agent il the authorized Agent Tor the DAILY
News and and Hera ofthe Times IN the cities o
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and is duly
empowered to take advertisements aud snbstrir-
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will be regarded as payments. His Offices are
Boston, scolay's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North
west corner of Third and Chesunt strres.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-22
JAMES W, LYON
PLUMBER,
Brass and Copper Worker.

Manufacturer Force and Lifting Pumps
Ia steam, Water, and Waste Pipes "'rh
lhlA Kettles; Bathing Apparatus, Sc, cor
,cr nf Thames aud Gridlcy street..
/. w. LYON, having purchased the above
1 ,,,eJ establishment al his hOthcr Josfph NJ.
won, is prepared To execute all orders and TO do
t,ork in his line of business at the shortest no
nee and in the aost perfect nannei. shan .
uons .e is soliciied. NoNii'