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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-05-07
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f~ ON OLNEY CREEK, ON SUNDAY,
~ the Oath inst. dark bay Horse Mule.
There are no brands on him. The owner can
have him by proving property and paying
charges JOHN MULLEN.
Oney Greek April 25, 1853. ap3o 81"
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PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, &c.
TVHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
Il the business of Painting, Glazing and Pa
per Hanging, III the city of Shasta and surround
ing country, on his own individual account.
marl9 If j. VAN SCHAlCk.
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CHAPMAN s. CO.
Dealers in Provisions and Groceries.
CHAPMAN & CO. INFORM THE PUBLIC
~ that they always keep on hand, in their
store. nearly opposite the st. Charles Hotel
"a general supply OF provisions such as
Flonr,
Corn Meal
Pork,
Beef.
Hams
Lard.
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and all other kinds of Miners supplies.
Barley always on hand, at the lowest market
prices. Also full assortment of mining tools
One of the firm always remaining in San
Francisco. we are enabled to take advantage of
the market at all times, and thus supply our
toners at the cheapest prices. mario If
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PINE POINT RANCH.

SCOTS Vahley-l6 Miles from Yreka
ff11ss&& THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE
IiiiiM to inform the public that they have set
h EsasaEsa tied themselves permanently at this
place for the purpose of accommodating persons
who may favor them with CALL and pledge
themselves that every comfort and luxury the
country affords, shall be found at their house.
They also will keep on hand and for sale. all
kinds of stock, such as mich cows, fat cattle,
horses. mules &c.
Highest price paid for all kinds Of stock in
poor order. HEARD & co.
Scots Valley, March 30, 1858. apo If
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For SALE.

a. THE UNDERSIGNED WISH TO
@iii sell the long established tavern stand
1911 known as the :. Empire Hotel" situated
i'll the most business part OF Shasta. Being
anxious to enter into another business, they will
dispose OF this property on the most reasonable
terms. Persons DESTROYS OF engaging in hotel
keeping, will do we'll TO call and examine the
premises for themselves.
OLENDORF s. RAND.
Shasta, April 2, 1853 ap2tf
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F.. GARTER.

X. C. BAKER. E.. GARTER.
BAKER e. GARTER,
Attorneys and COunsellors mt Law.
OFFICE in D. Corsauts buildings.
ap22 If
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e. C. GILLETTE.
Civil Engineer.
County Surveyor Of Shasta County.
SURVEYS AND RECORDS THE FIELD
y Notes of land claims. Canals and fumes
laid ont and graded Plans, estimates and spe-
cifcations drawn up for bridges, aqueducts.
dams and all kinds of structures.
Office in County Clerks Office. marriott
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c. L. HARRINGTON, J. G. DOLL,
San Francisco. Shasta.


Shasta.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14
OCEAN HOUSE,

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
l and the hr,ravrIlag public, and especially those
who have heretofore passed their summers ht
Newport, that his well known establishment has
lust been put in the mos, perfect orcrr, and w'ii
be opened Tor the reception oi guests "n the ION
of June. the mnst ample arrangements nave
be.n made ior the comfort and ENJOY nient oi all
those who may soJpurn AT the Ocean tior'r".
The celebrated Gcrmania Musical Society VIII
perlorm al the house, rs heretofore.
lie will be assisted 10y several oi III" most
popnlar and experienced hJtcl-ncn IN the coun-
try. .
Those visiting the Ocean House may rest as
surcL that they can at "A times be fnpphcd WIN
all the LUXURIES which the, are accustomed
tu indugc iu, aud which they have heretofore en-
10, ed AT the Ocean House.
Two sulrnId Steamers, the Emplrc State ana
BAY State, leave New lorn every alternoon, III
3. i. NJ. and arrive here euly m the morning;
returning, the boats leave here for New York ey-
e,y evening, at O'Clock. The connection be-
tween this place aud Boston Is by steamboat ana
railroad, twlce Il day.
The price of board and general expenses at
Newport, are less than at aay other ihshi"ihnie
watrrlng-pltce. From the arrangements, "h"h
have been made the large number oi io"ms al
read, engaged, and the unusually large number
or pr,yate houses whi"h have been secured, 1t Is
CERTAIN thai the coming summer viii he the gay
! .., and most fashionable which has ever been
knnwu in Ncwpnrt. .
The House wild be lit by Gas this season i"r
! " Holm G. WEAVER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14
ar THE TIMES kEWPORr R THURSDAY MORNING JULY A. 1853
MdrrteU.

In Providence. 81 inst. by Rev, George X.
Darrow, Mr.. Henry W. Pau. al Providence
and Miss Mary A. Fisk. of Crapsion.
In Providence, on the 2d inst, by Rev. MIR:
Cook, Adoniram G. CodJing, OF Digh'on, and
Susan q. West, OfP.
In Warren. on the Sd, by Rev. Henry Jack
son, Of this city. Charles Brown, E,q, Of Prov.
idenc-. and Miss Emily Bowen, oi Bristol
In Fall River, ON the 26th ult.. by Rev. James
l.. Pierce, Mr.. George II. Davis and Miss Nan
cy NJ. Davis, all Of Fall River.
Ia Providence, I'd inst, by Rev. henr, Wat
erman, Mr.. William Gray and M'ss Cntharine
Douglas, bcth OF Hack stone, Mass.
Al Grace Church, Brooklyn, 7th lust. by Rev.
Rober, Lowry, Louis b. de VIII, Of est Point,
n. Y, to Mary, youngest daughter Of Captain
Henry Brewerton, u. >. Engr.
In the city Of New Yolk, on the 29th ult;' by
Archmsh ID Hughes, Charles Carroll Mciav'sh, oi
Carroll Hail, Maryland, to Marcela, youngest
daugh,r, Of General Scott. niied States Army
on, 9th ult., by Rev. Mr.. Brown, in Oh aries.
ton, kahawha &. H., Va., Mr.. S. X. Niles, ct
Boston, Mass, to Miss VI innie Whiueker, daugh-
ter of A. Whittekcr Esq, Of Charleston.
In North Providence, 3d instant, Mr. Phihp
w. Chace and Els Msther Williams, botlif that
town. ~
L. FAN River, 81 inst, Mr.. Edward White
head, Of that town, and Miss ElAabeth Stafford
Of Tivertou; 4th, Mr.. harles M",le, ol ROW
dence, rnd Miss Mary Conneily OF Fall River
! In Danelsonvle, 25ih, ult., ;. ID. Leavrns o'
BurriIlville, aud Miss Catherine Hopkins, of
! Foster.
In w Arren, 81 inst MIR. Charles Brown, oi
! Providence, aud Miss Emily Bowen OF Brls'
/ tol. :.
II N,rtuck"t, 81 ii.t., by Rev. Nr. Talbot,
II Mr.. George W. Matthew'S, Of Providence, and
II Miss Eilz ,be,h b. Macy Of the former place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14
D-ie0,

At his residence iu Campton, LIST inst the
Hon. Arthur Livermorc, fnrmerly Chief Justice
o New Hampshire. agec 81. The deceared the
third son Of Hon. Samuel Livsraiore, was born
at Londc ndeiry, Jul, 26, l716; was upon me
tench of the Supreme Courtir1m 1899 To 1916;
n representa,ive in Congress the hrst four aud
the las, two years nf Mnnroe's administration,
and from that time till 1888 upon the bench oi
the Common Pleas. , ,
In Manchester, n ii 24th ult., Mrs. H. u
Campbeli, wife Of the senior publisher of the u
n;ou Democrat, aged so. "a native OF Holden,
Mass. , and graduate Of Mount Holyoke Semi
nary. = ,o- ,
In Mobile, 22d ult., ut the age OF lOo years,
,b,, venerable and resi- ecled old negro man ,Gias'
gov Rivers. AZ, ,,;.;,
Ia this city, Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Abigail
y s,anhopr. widow of the late Edward : tam
hone, Esq, in the 6lst year OF her aye.
In Brooklyn, on the 4Ih inst, Arthur Howard
! and Alfred iiowen, twin infants OF ktv. henr!
Ar New Haven, July I'd, Grace Ginzte VIZ
COX, wife Of Passed Mi"shpman " lillian H.
| n ,lIcox, u. ;. \. aged 70.
| At Hartford, July lst, Emilye' vie o' Ir"''
/ I.cL son. ,f rrinity College, aud eldest daught .r
=, unn "A m. ". Ellsworth, aged SO lea,s.
In New York, on Friday, Rev. Henry Ihasc,
,,..,or of the Mariners LhuIch, IN Roosevelt
street; aged 60 years. N,
In Providence 29th ul,., Nj. Angel +. Boss
"sin Milton, N. c., James r. Richmond. aged
Il ., m..,s am of G., "A. Richmond, formerly o
II Newport, X. !. a., .,l Wat,
| in the I'D year Of has age. ,...
! +, Irunston, lIth inst, Deacon benjamin
| Potter, in the 79th ytar ot his age
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

Sons OF Rhode IsLAND.-A CORES
pondent OF the Boston Journal recon-
mefids that the sons Of Rhode Island,
residing in Boston and vlcluIy have Il
reunion similar 10 that of the sons oi
Maile and Portsmouth. That ls right,
we would like u see The wandering sons
Of little" Rhody" show l:t'le respect
Tor their old molher.-Pfor. tribune
We heartily approve of tins plan, and
suggest that all the prodgal SONS OF
Rhode Island, who can make ii convcl-
lent, shall have a gathering at Newport
some time during this or the next
month. Newport will be gay and plea
san, then, and they might have mosi
delightful ana profitable Reunion. What
cay you, sons of glorious old Rhode
Island, who are residing abroad ? VIII
ysu come home once more, aud revisit
this charming green isle oi the seal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

WE Ass ERT WITH CONFIDENCE
THAT ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL.
A RE decidedly the incest aud hest toilet ar,i
n cles IN the world tor the h ,ir. The hles'
chemists who have examined this oil, testify that
IA an agent f,r preserving the hair and lromot.
ing its growth, IL surpasses any other artlclt.
When c, n,blned with Castor Oil, the latter hav-
ing been free from all grrasness and its peculiar
odor il exercises u specific effect an the capllla-
~ growth.-Mr Spaldin2, after long series oil
experiments, has succeeded ia so blending these
articles as to form "a hair oil, Tor which all who
desire t. preserve "A good head OF hair until late
10 life. will he grateful.
THEREFORE USE TIL EN- If YOU WISH
l,t-To bcauiify the hair.
2d-ro curl the hair elegantly.
3l-ro remove the d,ndruil efirctual'y.
4th-To restore the hair to bald heads,
5th-ro give To whlskers a beautiful appearance
6ih-Ta prevent IN hair from falling of.
7lh-ro cure all diseases Of the scalp.
slh-To dress false ha' elegantly.
9lh-ro cure the headache.
lOth--ro Mil haireaters.
lIth-To dress chiIdren's hair elegantly.
An genuine will have the signature Of the Man
uiactuler and proprietor.
DRuGGIsr AND APoruEcARY, ~ FREMONT
Row, Opposite Museum, Boston, Mass.
Tr'al bottles 25 cents only very large bottles
rs cents.
Sold by Agents everywhere; remarkable term'
given to dealers. -,
Or lers by mail, Express, or o,herwise. will
receive prompt and satisf.ctor, attention.
Sold IA Newport, r. l., b, X. }. Taylor,
Hazard & Caswell, and 10y dealers generally.
jyl4 S'nis.
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mn. NAINCIIISI,s


IUUE JfNUERSICNED HAVING BEEN Duly
! appointed Agents for the sale oi ms 'niN Nv
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would rrtr'ciulI in'
viie the attention Of Ladies nnd pfn'il"" ~ o'
port and vicinity 10 ia. grsif ing success 'hni mas
atten nded its Use VIII reveT nrcductd ahh lls haPF
adaptation to the cure Of all the distressing n,eSS.
for which il is oheredi being those inemth'n' W
the r-speC table female. whether marriea OF s"so'
aud USUALLY knOwn by the name oi
FENILE 90 HPLdiNTN.
ofthese are paoJ Arsus lTrpI. or Falling "i me
Womb Floor ALBrs, or "h'.S anhoN
PLANTATION AND iLCERATIoN ~ I'VE "mhn
INcipHSTAL ItHNoRRHAGE, or floodng rAN'
fuL, SUPPRESSED. AND iHnEGVLAh mhssiu.A
TlON, &c.. with all their accompanying eS"s' 80
eNccpted ! no matter hUw SEVERE, or uI no" iohR
THIS tATIIOL,CoN Is in every WAY WORTHY "i
the confidence Of the afflicted ne successful s",,
aud cheap remedy, is vouched for hy tue iaIl "' W.
having received the appreciation and l'heiai ph'""'
age OF many prominent members ct ,he
MEDICAL FICCLI1
In the limited, States and also by the voluntary 'tS-
iimnnials given in the pamphlets, RON hahas a. a
Physicians Of the highest Tesptcpilli!, aa ''i""N
by the most satisfactory authority .. ,...,
This preparation il not "a cure AL, pu' u ih''
ed expressly for the ahove-named complaints, ~
very stressing in their nature hld consequence
and which have heretofore resisted lhe sAiI' "'u
erions OF the most accomplished Ihysl'in''s W ~ a.,
countries. to n degree hey' nj that oi ptihhls u"'
other mHludy To- which the human lalhlS II ne"
THE INGREuiEN1s, Ms crrthtd 6> hEh hnt
cal authority ('ee pamphlct) are Al ,G'in n',
Bi +, and are not associated Win ANY aI''" ID"
friendly to the animal economy.
REFEHENCEs
i. ~. Peckhau, NJ. H., ut'H, \. y.
l.. ID Fleming, NJ. d, Cananduiaus. n
u. Y. Fooie, NJ. d., SNIacnse, J.
NJ. II. Mills. NJ H., Rochester, n. \.
]. & OrricN NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
Prof Dunbar, NJ d,
W. w. Reese, VI. D., city Uf New-i urk.
W. Prescott D.. Concord, n u,
Pamphlets can be hal NJ the Drug stores "i a..
For sal. in thi, town by the Druggists generally
MOVES PALMER Agent Westerly.
Fo. sale b, most ui the Druggist III the state
Is. MkRi'tl II CO, FrolTel"rs'
Central Depot, 3U4 Broadway, \ lorh. mllN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14
The death of Maurice O'Connell. M.

The death of Maurice O'Connell. M.
r., (the edes, son OF the great Dani-I)
took place on tho l7Ih Jrne, at his
apartments, in London. Alter having
represented the County Of Clare from
1880 to 1882, he was returned Tor the
borough of Tralee in the latter year,
and had continued to represent 1t ior
the last twenty-years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14
How rus sABoI,IrloNIsTs CELEBRATE

How THE ABoLIrloNIsTs CELEBRATE
THE Arm or JULY.-The abolition ira
,ernity at a public meeting they had at
Medina, on the 4,h inst, celebra'-
ed the Anniversary OF American inde-
pendence, says the Lockport Courie':
"In denouncing MISUNDERSTANDING
of the American people, heappg cpl
ihe,s upon them, and branding all who
did no. leave their respective parties
and follow them into the Abolition
camp, as doughiaces and as the uphold
ers Of despotism instead Of free 'psIl'u-
tons
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

UPThe universally high character
awarded TO MORTIMORE'S RHEu-
MATIC COMPOUND as a ea!e and
reliable remedy for all phases OF Rheu-
matte Complaints, is certain index ol
its efficacy. Indeed, it would be extra
ordinary to ascertain lha, 1t ever has
failed. SO exceedingly effective has 1t
been offered the public.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING.

Would on preserve your hair from Times rude spoh
In >nuth usr Ko.gr.Ry aud CASTOR on
ua. baliuess been the fruit of age or toll,
Tn. onlv remedy 10 Spaldlng's Oil !
Have yon upon your scalp sore or ooil,
They re cnied by hOsenar, aud caster oh'
Ifyou would have your hair embellishtd be,
lust use the I. ssIur Oil and Rosemary
If il from weskuess tails out, you may see
New growth 10y using ull OF Rosemary r.,
nd What will set YOU fom The headache Tree
""s -, NV L. L. TAYLOR,
and HAZARD a CAsWELL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

UWe are happy 10 learn that Ma
J. d. GRACE, the Providence Favorite
and withal gentlemanly and graceful
actor, whose reputation Is established
East, West, North and South, is engog-
cd at onr new Theatre aud will solourn
with US Tor a few weeks. Let our hu-
msrous readers see Grace, and they
will enjoy an agreeable evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

GyThe GermaniaDs have arrived,
and commenced their season at the
Hotels Monday; now all will be lie
and gayc,y, and everything will go as
merry as a marriage bell at Newport
for at least two months to come.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

To Bs HuNo.-The jury in the case oI
Hendrickson, who has been on trial at
Albany, for some time past, lor the
murder of lis wife, brought in verdict
of guilty aad he has been sentenced to
be hung OIL the 26;h OF August.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

III At certain hours OF the day. Tha-
mes street looks quite like Broadway,
New York, in consequence OF the great
number of vehicles which are passing
they frequently become locked together
and are SO tied up that it requires no
small degree OF skill for Tie respective
drivers to navigate their way and get n
passage opened again.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

ARRIVAL OF DR. AcHlLLi.-Among
the passengers arrived from Liverpool
IN the packet ship Devonshire, Is the
DR.. Achilli, with his wife, child and
servant. This is the same Achili whose
legal controversy excited SO much in
terest in the religious community.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

UWe visl,cd the Gas works Tues
day and found them in a very ad-
vanced state OF progression,-in fact,
nearly completed. We think there is
no doubt but that the Company will be
able to light the city by the let Of Az
gust they certainly will do it, If !, Is
within the range Of human possibility.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14
y,,ItARIE TESTIMONY from the SOUTH.

VALUABLE TESTIMONY from the SoUTli-
We like. AT all times, To give credit when cred
/, ia due and II "A. the same time We Can fcleVe
tho distressed, we are doubly gratihed; We there
i,,e 1--WE the following voluntary testimony as 10
,he beneficial effects oi " sur's Basan oi Wild
Cherry, by the editor Of the Columbia s"uta ,at-
Gilman, Who appears TO have obtained g'tW fe'e'
by ia use Old Uomin,ou, Portsmouth, Va.
WiSrAR'S BALSAM OF " lid CHERRY.
We seldom resort I, patent medicines, having
great r, spect for the skill Of the regular probes
sion. but chance threw into our way the above
named rne,iic,, .e, Immediately after the close oil
the last session Of the Legislature, when our
lungs were almost dried up 10y the highly rarrhed
atnos sphere Of our stove-wanned State House.
The Balsam Immediately relieved US Of a most
| harassing cough, which threatened our health IN
| a serious degree We feel that we are indebted
! 10 IL Tor some fifteen pounds Of animal weight
which addition once FELT, cannoi I've 70, gotten
! None genuine uuIess signed !. BUTTS, ON the
wrapper.
article was first introduced IN the year 1888. II
| has bren we'll tested, and appreciated Tor ten
,.ars, in al the complaints for which It has lssen
| recommended, via Coughs, Gods, Influenza,
\ Il onehi,is, Asthma, aud Consumption, ~ ITS NJ
/ ciuirat s,ae-s, No other medicine has proved
/ more .ficacious-Cn account OF the UNI oundrd
/ popu,riy Of ,his article il has been extensively
II cnuntercited b, rei sons who Know nothing oil the
ingredients oi THE original compound
The genuine is signed l. BUTTS, on the
wropper. ,,,. NJ,
Originally prepared by Williams s Co., rhd
adelphia, now prepared and ,old Wholesale an'
retail, only by seth ". Fowlc, Boston, Mass, ''
whom AL orders should lie addiess,d, and 10
sale by his agents
II agents for selling Wisiar's iialnm, u j.
II TAYLOR, Newprtt, :. W. Buggs, bisloli I'd
|, ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dernis, Ports
month; William Cory, Tiverton Coniets; :
VI :. steore, Grcrn,ille. Oyti2w
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IRA n,orinc lntelli9cner. 9ZEs
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Juy 9.
Horton. Candy, Phila:

All
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Jui! 6.
Schr. Emily & Horton. Candy, Phila.
S!oop Anaw wan, Briggs, Kingston T.
THURSDAY, July I.
Bark Queen of the Sea, King, Newport, Eng
land, Prov NV A.,
Srhr. Roclous, Hoops, Prov, NY Ann
Haskell, Bangor; Wanhasco, Long, fioV, ro''-
land. y III, IN
Schr. Hector, Kimlan. PROV, Fort Ewing
sea " itch, Smlh, " aIen, y; Laura J"h''
Sherman, New Bedford, do; Sarah Jane f".'
irrald, Nantucket, \ Y; Lucy, Emery, Saco'
y; NJ Wilmington, Wilmington, ran hNe''
Phila; Samop, " ,m.n. Digh'on,. do. nm
sloop America. hui, Prov, NY; 1hos ,ful,,
Hull. do, do; Mary Dallas, Hawkins w. rro's
Ph,la; vepci,y, Ball, Prov, \; WIN
Mount, Parish, do, do; Amelia, HiIly, iiar"'ch'
MONDAY, July II.
BrigEL Walton, Titus, Y, opoto: "i"hd
Turk smith, Prov, Bangor.
Schr. Texas, Baker, Gardner, PROV.
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DAMAGES FOR SLANDER.-At Wood
stock, Vermont, a jury have fourd
verdic, tor 81, ,O65 agalns, MIR. Robinson,
for the slander OF Miss Shadbourne, a
young lady whom he had courted, and
who had gwen him written discharge.
The cost swells MIR. Robinson's little hill
TO about $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14
NEW, DELICIOUS
TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE !
AMBROSIAL MEAD!

THIS Excellent Compound ia prepared IRON
the hest SPANISH HS.RsAPAkILLA. wNh"W us
dark repui,ve appearance. hemg be""l'"'y
,rausu,vent and eutireN fee from AL ihput'''s
Its qualities, as beverage, s,rg'e ulh' WIZ
give I p. e-eminence over all otter p'ep''"'""'
6y it's freedom from all noX'ous ngredieh'S'
aereeablcness, clhavor, and 1t" "eNceeding ehe"p'
ness"
AU TION!
The Propiietors of this excellent preparation,
having spared no expense to bring 1t to per'ee.
ton, would caution purchasers TO huy no, ,e ou'
Inn, what has the tao sme OF WILSON, FAlK-
BANk X co. on every bottle.
WILSON, FAIRBANK 81 co.,
l3and I5HANovER STREET, Rosros,
SOLE MANUFACrUKERS.
Sold by all Druggists and Grocers throughout
the country.
UAZARD & CASWELI, Wholesale agents tor
Newport
US I'm d&w.
PLEIsESTLi situated h"use IN fr"spe''
n IiilI sueet enquire at Is Thames street,
iy2 sAMLA. Parker.
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UP The splendid sea-g0lng Yacht
Water Sprite, arrived here from Provi-
dence, Tuesday. The following are
her officers Commodore +. f. Foster :;
Captain Boswortn Lieut.. Camm; Pur-
ser Curtis. We learn tia, she is bound
directly for New Bedford but will make
an incidental search for Sir John Frank
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UWe are indebted to Mr.. Adams,
clerk Of the steamer Canonicus, for
Providence papers in advance Of the
mail
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14
CARRIAGE FOR SALE

A nea, two horse carriage, made by Lawrence
of New York with glassc, IN the h"n' ana o"o's'
which ha, been ltle used, rs oher. q iof r"n, ns
,h,. o,,nry ;s about cmha, kng for Eurore; lply
,n JOHN rEARSONS,
Coach maker, at the head of broad Street
isl d&w 1t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

% The United States Circuit Court,
Judge Pnman presiding, commenced It's
adjourned Term at the Hall oil the
Oceap House Monday morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

pltls a singular fact that the tree
at Tarrytown. N. Y, under which
Major Andres person was examined by
his captors, Pnulding and others, WAS
struck by lightning and entirely shiver.
cd The very day ,ho, the news was re-
cieved in this country OF the death oil
Benedict Arnold, the traitor, in England.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14
NEW GOODS.
Il - III II n
COAL, a. WOOD.

tnUE subscriber would take this method to ~
form the Citizens aud Summer visitors o'
Neuport, tha, he now prepared to iurn'rh
them With the hest quality d bed AID Nhhe
Ash prepared Coal, Of AL sites ius, received.
Also Seasoned Walnut, Oak aud Southern ana
Eastern Pine Wood.
Orders kh With Mr.. God., doors North o'
Post Cilics, or ~ the office on the wharf !lor-
merly y. u. reckham's) opposite foot o' ""'!
III Ww J. NtNBIRNt'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-14

GTWe are indebted 10 DR.. Reh, for
the July number of Nichols Journal,
which is devoted 10 the Water Cure
treatment.
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WILLIAM w. HAI.
TOURO STREET HOUSE,
NEWPORT, X. |.

THE 81 rs CRIBER would inform his lr'ena'
and the public that he has purchased the
above well known and pleas ntly situated rstah,
li,hmrnt, nd having thoroughly renovated and
newly f,nishai It. ,ntrrdS N king II one 't the
most desirable establishments tor strangers VISIT
ing Newport. The House was opened i"r u'e
reception ol company on the iith oi june r"'
mn eforts will I've spared to give entire satIsfac-
ton To those who see tit to give it their patron
age. ,,.r>, D-..,,-
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