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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
~ The Canadian Parliament

~ The Canadian Parliament
adjourned on Tuesday night, ilth, after
an unusually protracted session. The
Governor General, in aIlusIon 10 the
Quebec and Montreal riots, said in his
closing address to the Parliament:
~ have reason to believe that those
occurrences, which are scandal 10 the
religion we prolcrs, are deeply deplored
by the great majority Of tie inhabitants
oil the Province. Of alf denominations,
and shat the authorities will be fully
supported in adopting such measures as
may be neccssary to prevent their re-
currencc."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

The best way that we have ever
known, on the whole, for the destruction
Of witch grass, 1" 10 plough the land in
August, and harrow or rake it over a.
bout once a week. 1t is generally dry
weather abou, this time OF the year, the
roots exposed TO the sun and air die, and
1t being past spring at which the vege-
ta.ive power of growth is strong, the
roots are then little inclined TO grow,
and the whole disturbed quantity will
be pretty likely 10 die. We have known
whole fields 10 be cleansed in this way
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

~By notice in this mornings pa
per, Il will be seen iha, The Commission
srs ofthe Newpor, Gas Light Company,
in compliance with the provisions OF the
Charter, will open books for subscrip-
tions TO the Capital Stock ofsaid Com.
pany, on Saturday, July I'd. at this Of
fee. The works are in an excellent
state OF progression, and il 10 intended
that the city shall be lighted by the 18th
Of July, ifpossible at all events, the
gas will be furnished within a few days
from that time. The works have been
constructed in the most thorough and
permanent manner, and pipes enough
have already been inti ioduced into
buildings TO warrant US in The belief
that the stock Of the Company will pay
weA. The price of The stock is 500
per share; and we trust that our cit-
zens and those who pass their summers
here, will invest literally now while
they can obtain the Stock at lie par va
ve. Ii 10 well known by ali who are fa-
miIiar with Gas stocks, that they pay
better than any other kinds, wherever
they exist; they rarely,i ever, 60 down.
bu, rheir tendency is always upwards
The probability is that in very few
years this Stock will pay better per
centage Than any other Mind Of stock IN
the city, because the consumption will
be constantly increasing, while the ex-
pense OF operating will be but slightly
enhanced. As evidence Of the faith
which 10 ~ us, we will state that we H..
tend to take some Of the stock as much
nc we can afford to.-and this is good
reason for our believing that il will pay
well
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

The Springfield Gazette tells good
STORY about clergyman, who lost his
horse on Saturday evening. After
hunting IN company with boy until
midnight he gave up in despair. The
nea, day, somewhat detected at his
loss, he wen, into the pulpit, and took
Tor his text the following passage from
job; 'Oh that knew where might
find him ! The boy who had just come
in, supposing the horse was still the
burden Of thought, cried out, I know
where he is. He's in Deacon Smiths
barn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

~ The Western papers continue to
speak of the ravsges Of the join'.worm
and Hessian ny. A gentleman who ira.
yelled over number OF counties in Viz
ginia, says that from $500 acres sown,
no, 1000 bushels Of whea, will b. reap.
ed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
Bp Tslrarapt).
SrsouEHAsNA, June is, 1853.

SrsouEHAhNA, June 10, 1888.
A most lamentable accident occurred
on the New York and Erie Railroad,
about five o'clock this afternoon. En-
gine No. So exploded her boiler, instant.
" Killing eleven persons, and woundiDg
several others.
Among the number killed was Mr..
Arnold, the engineer, and three
women.
ltis supposed that four or five persons
were b.own into the river.
WAsH.SoroN, June 16, 1853.
We understand that A. o. p. Nichol-
son, of Tennessee, 10 very soon to take
charge Of the editorial chair Of the
Union. lie is Cass man, as will he
remembered by the famous letter oi ls4s
Of the General, known as the Nicholson
letter. That letter, written to Nicholson
by General Cass, constitutes, as far as
we know anything about him, the
foundation OF NIcholson's eminence as u
democratic politician. Yet he is said TO
be man Of superior talent and very
large political experience. His friends
say that he declined a seat in the
cabinet, and might have had foreign
mission for the asking. His connection
with the Union indicates a desire on
the part Of its managers to conciiate
the hard shells. What his policy as
editor may be, remains 70 be seem
Perhaps he has an eye upon share Of
the spolls Of the printing Of the next
Congress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
THURSDAY June 23d 1853.
%The General Assembly adjourn

~The General Assembly adjourn
ed, Friday night TO NEE, in Newport. on
the third Monday in September. At
late hour AN Act was passed providing
that at the election Of Delegates to ths
Convention to frame new Constitution,
II such Convention should be called,
ono delegate shall be chosen by the
electors oI each Ward, in this city,
and one shall be chosen ut large,-that
IL. each Ward is to elect a delegate. and
one 10 10 be chosen on general ticket,
by the electors in all the Wards.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

" RHEUMATISM can now be thor
ougbly cured by he use OF MORTl-
MORE'S RHEUMATIC CON-
POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER,
which has created the reputation OF b, :
Ing the sole and reliable remedy for this
dire complaint. Physicians rarely uI-
dertake 10 eradicate Rheumatism al d
It's effects from the system, ms it has
heretofore been considered an exirat r
dnary matter TO effect a cure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

TIE BODY or Arthur SPRIho.-Ru-
mors being afloat in Philadelphia that
the body Of this notorious culprit was
not properly inferred, upon the exami-
nation OF the coffin, il was lound TO con-
tain nothing but log Of wood. The
authorizes seem TO have done nothing
Ia the matter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23


The following highly complimentary notice Of
Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Appeared IN
the Ladies' Magazine and Album, Boston, Mass,
Nov. lS4S.
sS"We have but little faith in most of the adyer.
i,ed Medicine 8, but having been, during the la I
six weeks, severely afflicted with a cold and
c,u,h, which nearly disabled us from attending
To our business, we were induced to try The Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry, and are happy 10 say, that
we have been benefited by its use; and in our
humble opinion, it is one Of the best preparations
for colds, coughs, and Of the lungs now in use.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND I'M
IrATIONS.
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of
DR.. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, in all the diseases for which It is
rec 'mmended, curing many cases after the SIX
Of the best physicians has proved unavailing, has
effected large and increasing demand Tor il.
Fhis fact has caused many uDprinciped counter
letters and niators TO palm of spurious mixtures
Of similar name and appearance, Tor the genuine
Basam, spelling the name, and forging cer,if-
icates, to resemble those Of the true Balsam
'Dr. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry'is the on
ly genuine. The rest merely initiate the name Of
the ori gIna while they possess none Of lis virtues
Remember, the original aud only genuine Wis.
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY al
ways bears the name OF /. BUTTS, on the out
81 le wrapper.
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU BUY.
All limitations and counterfeits, being put up BY
persons ignorant Of the diseases of the human
system aud the effect Of medicines, are e.tirely
unsafe and dangerous:
The genuine and original article, which has
been proved so long, was originally put up by
WILLIAMS s. CO., Philadelphia, and is now
prepared and sold wholesale and retail. by Seth
w. Fowle, Boston, Mass. and is now for sale
by his Agents
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

The Latest Case Of absence Of mind
is related Of the foreman OF grand
jury in Missouri. After administering
the oath 10 beautiful woman, instead
Of handing the Bible, he presented his
lace and said, Now kiss the book.
madam ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

A Young Widow was asked why
she was going to take another husband
SO soon alter the death Of the first. " o,
la !" said she, I do it to prevent fre l.
ing myself 10 death, on account OF dear
Tom!n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

~ Never suffer long from a Cough.
At this age Of the world, when you car
get Ayers Cherry Pictorial, il 10 a
criminal neglect If you do no, cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

The present area Of the city of New
Orleanv will hardly fall short Of forty
square miles, being double the area OF
the Incorporated limits Of New York
city, which embrace the whole of
Manhattan Island, aud presenting a
surface greater than that Of the present
area of London. The present area o.,
New Orleans may without difficulty, and
in the ordinLry course Of human affairs,
comfortably contain population OF
100000 inhabitants. The present
population during the business season
may safely be estimated at not less than
5,o0o.-Pieayune.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

TTIs the Wing party dead or no'7-
Boston Post.
Put your finger in its mouth and you
will perhaps find out Louisville Jour-
nal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
MORTlMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOrND.

This truly celebrated remedial prspsIsiion .nlca.
L eious alike for each and .yefy description of
RHEUMATIC COMPLAINTS, 10 already too well known
and esteemed throughout the United States. Ia re-
qnire any lengthy notice Of ia paramount virtues.
1T ERA Dit hTEs this heIetoiOr. nrurnbe nnd dis-t
tressine disens@ iIoui the system ~ d rTANpr IN
RlvALLED IN TIE l IARMALY OF NELL
CINE.
We do no, propose 10 make unparalleled state
ments. or 20 force Hnsfrun before hr public, hut
simply 10 request those most inieresl'f,
SUFFERERS TIiEMsELvEs,
TO procure from the Agent in their vicinity rrc1-
lar, and not only read the tesiu ony of those who
have experienced iis Invaluable curative powei .,
bDt TO write to, ar call upon, the ronvasc, nts, 40
that the staiems mis- may emannie ON the Fous.
TAIN BEAD "A course which will satisfy tbe most
incTeouous, ard ODe by which the reputation 0f ibs
REMEDY IL certain Of being srstBined. Write also o
the proprietors, who will accord every information
and furnish names of undoubted character from
cry section OF the Union, numbering among them
some OF the most eminent Physicians, ClergymeD,
Editors aud prominent citizens, rendering the rela
hliis and efficacy Of the remedy beyond the sch Of
doubt OF distrust.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

UTA new eaiinghouse has jus, been
built in PARIS OIL the Boulevard ST.
Martin, which is capable OF seaiirg Two
housand persons, at dinner at one
Tine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

IN Our columns may be found the
advertisement Of tha, excellen, medicine
known rs Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Its
success in curing the various diseases
Of the Lungs is attracting universal
attention, not only Of the learned and
philsn,hopic, but Of tho whole publ 10.
The article undoubtedly is what !,
pretenjs TO be, remedy for Lung
Complaints and the remarkable cures
which are becoming known every
uere cannot long be overlooked by the
vecIle
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

pOn Friday, Mr.. Weeden, OF North
Providence introduced q resolution de-
claring vacant the place OF each Of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court. This Is
but the beginning of the end.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

GA man by the name OF Fitzgerald
was hung IN New York yesterday, for
che murder Of his wife, making the sew
en,h execution in that city within a
year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

SPRlNG's BoDY NOT BuRiEp.-Yarious
rumors have been ahoat in reference TO
the final disposition Of the body OF Ar
thur Spring, and the following para.
graph IN a morning paper has created
some excitement:
M,ssing.-It is currently reported that
the body Of Arthur Spring was not in
tered AS requested by his son, but upon
.he coffin being opened il was lound TO
contain nothing but leg ol wood
Can it be possible that his remains have
been disposed OF for the benefit Of
charitable institution2
We have taken some pains 10 ascer-
tain the truth Of this story, and have
obtained the following afidavlls which
were taken on Monday last, before
Alderman Roger, oi Pennsylvania Dis
trict
AFFIDAVIT OF CHARLES r. FERRIS.
|, Charles r. Ferris, having been
called upon by Richard Hill, Of Fran
cisvillc, Sexton Of the city ground, to
examine the contents of coffin brought
there by the Rev. John Street and 9TH
Crs, said 10 contain the body Of Arthur
Spring, Sr., executed on Friday last,
the 10Th inst, according TO the laws oil
the State OF Pennsylvania, the said cof-
fin being opened in my presence con-
tained log oi wood and some cloth
ing, and no portion OF any human be-
ing.
Personally appeared before me, Rich
ard Ferris, who being duly sworn
and subscribed before me, this 9Th
June, 1853.
CR.. FERRIS,
s. RODMAN REGER, Alderman
OF the Sd Ward DIST. of Penn.
AFFIDAVIT OF RICHARD HILL.
l, Richard Hill having been called
upon by Thomas Oliver Goldsmith,
Coroner OF the City and County OF Phil
adelphia. TO examine the coffin, said to
con,aln the body OF Arthur Spring, Sr.,
executed on Friday last, the 10Th INST,
having opened SAID coffin brought there
by the Rev John Street and others
Said coffin contained no portion Of "A hu-
man being but Il log OF wood and cloth
ing
Personally appeared before me, Rich
ard Hill, who being duly sworn, drpo-
seth and sayeth the above to be
true.
RICHARD HILL
June 18th, 1853.
S. RODMAN REGER, Alderman
Of the Sd Ward, District OF Penn.
This solemn interment oil log of
wood is rather a comical termination TO
very tragical history.-Phh Bulletin.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

T Among the distinguished visitors
in the city, we notice Professor Bache,
OF the U. S. Coast Survey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

DWe have received Black woods
Magazine ior June it contains part
sixth Of that interesting article, Lady
Lees Widowhood, end nine other able
papers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
NEWPORT GAS COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that Books will be
~ opened a, the Office Of the Daily News,
No. l44 Thames ST., Newport, on Saturday,
the I'd day Of July next, to receive subscriptions
to the Capital Stock of the SHREVEPORT Gas Light
Company" in accordance with the provisions Of
a Charter passed by the General Assembly Of
Rhode Island, at the May session, 1883, for the
organization Of the Newport Gas Light Company.
JOSEPH II. WEAVER,
JOHN G. WEAVER,
WILLIAM II. GRAN STON,
GEORGE II. NORMAN,
$. G. SALISBURY,
A.V. RARRlNGER,
j2l Commis sioners under the Charter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
MORTIMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

Is a Vegetable Extract, an Internal Remedy. pre-
pared expressly for this One Dissass and this Il
will cure In every form, either Inammatory lAcnte)
or Chronic, no matter ofhow long standing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

DR.. Charles Taylor, the Methodist
missionary 10 China from South Caroli-
na, writes TO the Southern Christian Ad-
vocaie that The leader oi the revolving
army in China has been for some time
under the insiruc lion Of DIR. Guizlaff,
that he is n sworn enemy TO idolairy,
and in his proc;annations exhorIs the
people to abandon the worship of idols,
and 10 worship tho only true God. II
would, indeed, be a wonderful manifes-
tation Of The pewer Of the great Ruler OF
all, II this revolution should be success
fol and thereby n new and vast nation
should be born to Christianity. DR..
Taylor says
The foreigners generally believe HIM
(the leader OF the revoluiion) TO be the
rightiul heir TO the throne from which
his ancestors were driven by the Tartar
conquest. and on this account, as well
as for his avowal OF Chris.ianiiy, wish
him success. The people are in great
trepidation, as is naiun they should be,
but we all feel the most perfect security
here, nor 10 there the sli2 htest cause Tor
alarm among us, Tor there are several
British, American and French war
steamers here, well armed and MANN
ed.
II you have any new missionaries
ready 10 send, don't let them delay
from 'rumors Of wars for ii is confident
iy expected the crisis will be past in a
lew months, and should il not, we can
still labor here as we'll az ever
GA well.lnformcd Washington
correspo 1dent OF the Baltimore Sun
says
"The Secretary OF the Treasury hav-
ing tried The plan Of carting about the
public money and found it neither u
safe NOE an economical mode OF transfer,
has resorted TO the proper construct tion
OF the 2lst section Of the Sub-tIeasury,
and therein found authority for selling
the transfer drafts TO parties who are
willing to buy them,an actually to pay
Tor them. BY this mode the interests Of
the Government are subserved, while
the business transactions ot the country
are facilitated
"When transfers are necessary, as
they are almost daily, the Treasury
drafts on the New York Subtreasury
are now sold. Thus, the Government
wanted TO place sum Of money the
other day it, 81. Louis, and the Bank Of
Metropolis hok the draft at par. In
some cases brokers will give small
premium for the privilege Of transfer
from the East to West, or South"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

AN ACT constituting the Board OF Al
dermen Of the city q, Newport a
Board OF Can, assers for said
city.
nj enacted by the General Assembly as
toiiors:
Section !. The Board OF Aldermen
oi the city Of Newport are hereby con-
stituted n Board Of Csnvassers tor said
city, to be subject to al the du,ies and
Liabilities to which other Boards ofCan-
vassers are now by law subjected.
A true copy witness
A POTTER, Sse'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

AN ACT in amendment Of an act emit
tied IAN Act in amendment OF an
Act in relation to Jurors"
~ IS enacted BY the General Assembly as
foiions
SECTION |. Said oct is hereby amend
ed so that the number OF petit Jurors 10
be drawn by the City Of Newpor, shall
DE nine, by the town OF jamestown one, :,
and by the town Of Middletown
four.
True copy-Auest:
A. POTTER, Sec'sy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
ELEGANT EMRRo,prRIE

MAPLE SUGAR, of fur. quality. " small
eakes, fct sale ~ Frun s'crs III Thsm.p
,u..', f,p, ~ Mary "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

WIN. II. SMITH, Dentist, Having again re :
w turned, intends making Newport his per.
manent residence and is now prepared TO perform
the various operations perta lining TO his profes.
sion in most skilful and scientific manner.
Rooms directly over the Post Office. Prices
mOdcTate--teTms cash.
references of the highest standing will be
given to those unacquainted with his operations.
is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01
ausuranf1 Qompal,ies.

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Clothing.

VLOTHINGi CLOTHING CLOTHING -
~ CONWAY No 100 H.as has az r,nsnss s.sr 2, ~, s
80 eenpfit.on PerreInber CONWAY. No L. Nassaa ne@
Arn. New-foTk
N1EN's and BOYS CLOTHiNG-At wholesale aDc
e, che.rer han ever place 20 get Msu's s1e
rovs Iofhirs ready msde made 20 order NASpsa
bits No 81 Fulton st. yner OF dod q Aso iHSo a''
M M Of Furunhius Goods and India Rubber Clotnnz
-'A' VI J. vANDERBlLr. No 81 Fultona
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f,fDfb Advertisements

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Gpdi


TOAL.-I still sell the best quality OF Coal at re
reed rrice from ny z5ths; and 9Th corner OF
Ring and Greenwich WEIGHT warranted PETER CllSIoN
IyOAL-s6 per tun for the best quality OF fcacI
Orcbau-eeg snd sizes mt - Cumberland
for snthg use So Of Chesnc on III too sac clsaP
NS' " Wv JAMES MOORE
T ACKAWANNA COAL-Furnace Lump Size for
Sale tv the and HUDSON Canal Company at - per
eo. n AZ Horfot and with river freight added at New YORK
Apply Of the Company 20 81 Wslsl Nevs-lork
DITTsTON coal The Pomsy 'snis Coal Con
peuy prepared TO flnsh superior White ASH Si %,
All izs, clean order suisbs o shippns epH
iomesic purposes from It's boats Jsrds u IBIS Guy w'saa
s1rsh Brootlyn The Company facilities are socn y ssr
good dnsch vessels loadn It ce" rko Fot 80.
Pacnsr er5n The deliver o. Goa oI dcue';' rro
so-e. Ami, A. ne office corner Of Broadway and wsls
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