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BENJAMIN - BfNsON,
THOMAS NcELRATU, Comui4's "a
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OyFrcF 4olgDl .0ausIr ftI FFrLATl hffLfntn
NarssLs o-o jas 81. 1873
NOTICE is HEREBY GlNE IN thac meeting oi tae
y srccsfof.r of 30 s1d G. z. Co. an fle ac-1n
Fa-cad Co-ursry VII B e s. t r Frdsy N esyei
Dlh flf'f' nj 1e Coz ~JLl
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pdr srnf- 20 10 &c COX 4 - AT closed 9 rJck
81 ty rr1sr o. ffe Ekrcr'lye Committee,
r FllTEE 1OF. sccr.t-rv r. c. r. p Co.
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- cgEfASf 30 -c. . hss - s.T. lst % p1rs7 p.
ts u sef re t41t hver aa L-tf -
r.l r.r~ lrtse- ~ oI<red b ths CITY o. FeS
Ohio fff- Insr end Lr1E Co
c.ffsof seer sed f'I otcr - s4ni1fe
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,fre SAMUEL GENsIAN, I-cnzrsf
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Sudundl.

nIyInFND-A Dividend Of four pr cent Nli -
- h - ckf.ssrs lse Eoche-sr. Lof7t AL
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Mdrrte0.

In Danviile, Ky, May z4th, by Rev. Prof.
Scott, MIR. X. s. Veech, Of Jefferson county.
KY, andMiss Mary l.. Nichols, daughter OF Mr..
James NJ. Nichols, Of ID.
In thiscity, on Thursday, at the North Bap-
tist Church, by Rev. DR.. Parker, of Cambridge,
Mr.. John X. Brownell, Of New York, and Miss
Rebecca +. Brownell, daughter of William
BrowDell, ESQ.,, Of this city.
Providence and New Bedford papers please
copy.
At Fort Leavenworth, 9Th inst, by Rev. =.
Leander ker, Chaplain U. ). A. Adjt. Joseph
II. Whittlesy, U. S. Dragons, to Miss Kate X.
Fauntleroy, youngest daughter Of Col. L. +.
Fauntleroy, u. :. Dragons.
At Rio de Jafero, on the 18th Of June, 1853
by the Reverend Father Tilbury, in The presence
OF Ferdinand Coke, ESQ, Charge d. Aia,es of
the United States, Miss Cathe, inc Constantia
Ferguson, youngest daugf ter of James Ferguson, D,
u >. Naval Storekeeper at Rio de Janeiro, and
MIR. Manoel Diasdo Prado, ofthat city.
In Hadley, Rev. Parsons Cooke, ID. D., Of
Lynn, one OF the editors Of the Puritan Recorder,
and Mrs. Mary Ann Hawley, of Bridgeport, Ct
daughter Of Rev. DIR. Woodbridge, Of II
La Centreviile, 25th inst, by Rev. Jonathan
Bray ton, Mr.. Albert Is. Gard and Miss Saiah
"A. Cong'lon, both of Coventry.
: In Pembroke, 18th uIt., Mr.. Howard Yarncl
Of Phlddelp phia, and Sarah &. Sherman, daugh-
ter Of Hon. Edward Z. Little, Collector Of Pl,-
mouth.
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60
Die0.

In this city, July 23d, a, the residence Other
grandfather, Ada, only child OF David and Ma
ry Sophia Fairbanks, aged months.
In this city, on 2Slh, Cn,harine Gardner,
youngest daughter Of James aud Ruth Philips,
aged months ~ days.
Funeral This day, nj 3o'clock, p. NJ. relatives
and friends are respectfully invited to attend.
At Tiverton Four COrners, on Sunday last
Mrs. Cook, widow Of the late Samuel Cook ol
7iverton, aged about 73. On Tuesday evening
Miss Betsy Almy, ageds7.
In Tverton, 18th inst, Lew A., a very inter
ssting and promising son Of VIM. u. and Fanny
II. Tallman, aged l8 mos. and days.
At Philadelphia, on Sunday, John Price
Wetherill, Esq, aged SO years. Col. Wether.
i'll was president OF the Select Council, vice
president Of the Academy Of Natural Science,
and an officer and member Of vsious other pub.
lie bodies.
At New York, on the 22d inst, Harriet wife
OF benjamin +. Butler, in the 56th year Of her
age.
In Baltimore, on the 24thnst DR.. John b.
Wells, Surgeon u. ). Army, in the SD year ol
his age.
AT Savannah, Georgia, on the 18th inst, Cor
nca Augusta, wife Of Judge Henry X. Jackson
OF that place, aud onl, sister of Henry X Da.
venpor, U. >. Navy.
In West Greenw sch, r. l., ON the 23d inst,
Robert Hale, aged II years.
In Rochester, Mass, 25th inst. Abraham Bur-
gcs, eldest brother Of the Hon. Tristan Burges,
aud father the Attorney General of th. State,
aged 92.
In Providence, IT ursday, 2sih inst, May
Ellen, daughter Of William E. and Elizabeth A
Sweet, aged years.
In Providence, 3lst ult., Harriet, wife of Hen
ry Gushing, in the Goth year of her age.
In North kingstown, on the 3ist ult., Viii
let Carpenter, Esq, aged so years.
In Portsmouth,, X l. Thursday 2srh ult. -,
Phebe l.. Greene, widow Of the late Oliver ID
Greene, aged 6S
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II .ULToN, Me-, July %.

IL 'ULIoN, NC, Juy 50.
Singular DIscovERY OF A MURDER
-Arresi. of The Murderer.-SheriH Her
ring arrested to day Mr.. GuIIiver,
for the murder ofa Mr.. Cogswell said
to have been committed two years since,
while making shingles somewhere in
this vicinity. Mr.. CULVER boarded
in the family oiMr. CogsweIl, and Mrs.
Cogswell, it is said, became more in
terested in Mr.. Gulliver than in her
husband which ,ns,iga,ed the murder
After. Mr.. Cogswell was missing, Mr..
Gulliver reported that he had run of,
and had been seen between Houlton End
Calais in company with a woman, and
inquired when a steam boat would leave
Calais. Mrs. Co. .swell's friends, (who
live IN the Province ofNew Brunswick, }
after hearing Of the strange absence Of
Mr.. CogswelI, sent for her to come
home, and Mr.. CULVER followed her in
lew days. How long they lived to.
gether | am not informed but they
quarreled-and she twil,ed him CT hav.
ing killed her husband (! His reply was,
You urged me to do it 2" This con.
versaton being overheard, has led to
the arrest, and his examina ion will
take place on Monday or Tuesday
Bangor Whig.
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PHoNo6RAPHY Co. Que OF the prominent
members oi The Convention tor revisit
my the Constitution Of Massachusetts, in
speech delivered before that hody n
few days since upon the basis OF reIrrs-
cuta'iUn had occ.sion to use The follow
lug language IN reference 10 Boston.
"She has three square miles and $50
acres not including certain pubIic lands
(meaning the n,is ~ back bay. )of
wlltE gentlemen who have had seats IN
The Legislature may know something -
Laughter
Tnr reporter, by means Of his phon.
ocraphic notes, actually produced the
seuteUce Co.:
"She has three square miles coB'din-
ing $50 acres not Including crrtaIn.
piacts DteIs reriaiR prirdie rices er,si
obJM Uhich me- gentlemen ~ the I.7gls
atlfe moy suor scn e,hirs"
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WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER OIL AND LIME.
A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,


A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,
COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
GENERAL. DEBILITY, AND
ALL SCkOFULOUS HUMORS.
DERSONS Who have been taking the Cod Liv.
er Oil will I've pleased to learn that Ir.
WILBOR has succeeded [from directions Of sew
eral professional grnllemrnl in combining the
pure OH with LIME, in such a manner that II II
pleasant 10 the taste, and its effects in hung COM
plants are truly wonderful. Very many persons
whose cases were pronounced hop''ess, and who
had taken the clear Oil for u long time withou,
marked effect have been entirely rmcd by IsIag
this preparation.
The following facts are roRmunicatedby WIN.
Mitchell Of Boston, who hv- bccn cured of Con-
sumption by using WILBOR'S COMPOUND
OF COD LIVER OIL AND LIME. and wishes
To have Others similarly afflicted use ;hs plepar.
alton, before IL is too late. lie SAYS
81 had been sick with confirmed Consumption
for nearly fifteen months. ! was advised by my
physician 10 try your Compound Of Oiland Lime.
did so; and after using one bottle began to per
ceive il was having wonderful effect, my cough,
which was very severe, had nearly left me aud
] am now happy u say that after using il fr two
months, am strong and healthy, all unavorable
symptoms having left me.''
CAUTios. On account Of the great reputation
ofthis Compound for all Lung complaints, the
subscriber would cauio, the afflicted against us
ing any except that manufactured by him, as he
has the onl, recipe in the United States for com
bnng the PURE OIL with LIME in n proper
manner. Therefore as you value your health
purchase not except that manufactured by
ALEX. B. WILBOR, Chemist,
I56 Court st., Boston.
for sale in Newport, by Hazard & Caswell,
ApothecMies' Hall and Hall ofPharnacy.
jls 3m
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SALE OF rae LATE w. Il. KINGS
FuRNlruRE.-The furniture and house
hold effects OF the late Hon. VIM. X.
King, Nire Presl tent uf lhc United
States, were yesterday sold al public
auction by Mcclure, on & street
between Third and Four and-a.LaE
streets. Notwithstanding the rain, there
was toIeraby large company present.
The furniture was rich and beautiful,
the greater part of 1t made to order in
Paris. Among the many articles, II
rosewood Chlckering piano was sold for
S2l7 "a pair of rare bronze vases, with
marble pedcstaIs, $3.50 "a statueue of
Cupid, $50 four suits OF window
curtains, with cornice and fixtures, ass
each four arm chairs, $50 each; superb
gilt and bronze French mastel clock.
and two pairs OF elegant gilt Candida
bras, $3.50 nantel set, 5000; suit of
superior gilt parlor furniture, finished
with rich crimson brocatelle and heavy
silk iringing. consisting OF two sies,a
sofas, $50 each tour medallion arm
chairs, $50 apiece ; and six parlor
chairs, $40, 90 apiece. Two large and
elegant cabIne,s, with Egyptian marble
tops, deliberately carved aud nlad. two
beautiful gilt aud inlaid BruseIs tables,
aud an oval centre table, richly gil, and
inlaid with shell, were purchased by
Mr.. Sidney Webster Tor the Preslden,
of the United States, AT $500 Tor the
set We learn that Postmaster General
Campbell has rented the house formerly
occupied by the late Vice President, Tor
his residence washington Republic,
July q.
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UJ'The Union says that the President
will remove from olIice any appointed
Of his admin stralon who is Free Soil.
ef. Though we have expressed our
doubts on tins subject, we will give him
an opportunity To do il il he will. We
are informed by gentleman Oh whom
reliance may be placed, that John VII
son, Jrp the newly appointed Collector
oi Cohassc,, Mass is Il Free Soler. and
voted lor John =. Hale, Tor President
But that will avail nothing Dix. of New
York vote for aFrce Soil candidate for
the Presidency. and yc, he has received
an appointment from President Pierce
and runor says ;hal alter a iew of the
Southern elections are over lie will be
appointed Minister to Frai &C. The
P,esid ut dare bot give hm this ap.
ppnumcut tli after these elections, lest
II shouij q p.ease some of the Other
Drs = II M Dem o,1cy B7doa Atlrs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-04

WILD VIE hR BALSAM.
We speak in praise Of Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, because we believe from our own
knowledge Of the ariicIe ina, ii is one of the hest
in the market for the complaints for which il is
recommended.
This medicine, coming from such a respectable
source, and carefully prepared by an exl erenccd
and skillinl physician, - received by the public
with confidence. Its efficacy has been proved in
many obdurate cases oi disease, aud its lame has
rapidly extended. II has been extensively used
in every part THE country, particularly IN the
Middle and Northern States iioln intelligent
and Highly respectable persons, has been adduced
in favor OF ITS merits as remedy for colds and
coughs, affections Of the chest, diseased liver Sc
sc.
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
DR.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
on account Of its great popularity has been ex-
tensively counterfeit ed in Philadelphia, and some
thousand bottles Of the spurious imitation thrown
Into the market and extensively circulated.
EXAMINE CLOSE BEFORE PURCHAS-
ING LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS.
The genuine Balsam is put up in bottles, with
the words 3D.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild berry.
Phila.," blown in the glass; each bottle bearing
label on the front, with rhe signature of
II. WISTAR, NJ. II.
This will be enveloped with n wrapper cop
pyright secured, 1874; on which will always ap.
pear the written signature ofi BUTTS.
Originally prepared by Williams & Co., Phil
adelphia, now prepared and hod Wholesale and
retail, only by Seth W. Fowle, Boston, Mass, TO
whom all orders should be add,essed, and 10
sale by his agents.
Agents for selling Wistar's Balsam, II J.
Taylor, Newport, S. w. Briggs, Bristol; Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Ports
month; William Cory, Tiverton 4 Corners; S.
s. Steere, Greenvlle. O,l4zw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-04
THE MUSTANG LIAlMtHT.

Every day new evidence. of the value Of this pop
ulaI niedicne reaches the ears Of the public. A
friend Of the Editors, a eonrsctor on The Pacific
Rail Road, told him the other day that he would not
be without u on bis section on any account, whatev-
er. lie ands constant use Tor Il among his hands.
The great value Of this article has induced many
worthless limitations under different, but similar
nsmsA, bat the persons who once use Bragg 4 Cos
nment will not be deceived by any vile and rascal
ly cheat who wonld palm of Q spurious preparation
on them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-04

TREMENDOUS CIRCULATION The New
York Courier states hn, Beverly Tuck
er,who 10 about TO start ne " Democrat
ic paper at Washington, himself a sap
pointed applicant for Office under The
Administration, calculates on the
subscription oCaHihe rejected candidates
o, oDce which would give his paper
u far larger circulation than any other
paper in the Union, unless the rule of
advance payment should cut of the bulk
Of It's subsc rberS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-04
HERAlD OF THE TIMES,
THURSDAY Aug. 4th 1853.

~ BY reference TO another column 1t
will be seen that the Germania Musical
Society will give a Mailnce Musicale at
the Hall Of the Ocean House, on Friday
morning, at l2 o'clock. These delight
iui reunions are very fashionable at the
celebrated English Waterlng-pleces, and
are very numerously attended. We
have no doubt but HAT they will become
very popular here. On this occasion
the Germanians have employed Mr.
Otto Dresel, the disting guished cOmpo.
ser and performer OF classical musi', who
will add very much TO the enjoyment oi
The occasion. There will undoubtedly
be crowd OF fashionable people pres
ent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-04

lRIsH EXoDus,-A late number OF Tie
Galway Packet complains that the
streets Of that town present deserted
appearance in consequence OF the eA-
tensIve emigration which has so rapidly
thluned the rural districts in the neigh
borhoOd. Business of all kinds
languIshcs III the town, as there are
now scarcely halt as many of the
peasantry coming into the town as here
loiore and on market days there is
prolortionate falling off The shop
keepers complain Of The dIminu,ion in
their business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-04

Love AND MrRDER IN New ORLEAns.-
A young and beautiful girl, seveteen
yeas OF age, named Berihine Sweten.
was murdered in New Orieano on the
20Ih inst, by her paramour, A. NJ Bell
ow. When found. the body lay stretched
on bed with brain cozing from
fracture in the skull, while The once
beautiful form was swollen and dis
figured, fcekIng with corrupiion, and an
object Of ioailiGg aud disgust. A
daguerreoiypc likeness Of tie deceased
was shown but none would have re-
cognZed hy The picture the swollen aud
gangrecned form that lay in tho slcep oi'
death, sWcltering IN i's own corruption
Witnesses testified that the deceased
had lived with Below IN guilty COM
merce, and that lttely he had become
Jealous OF her. She was accustomed 10
call him by the familiar name OF
Frank" He had pretended TO love her
TO an extraordinary degree, and she had
often been heard 10 sny that he Lad
treated her uuklnGly. After an mques
tad been held upon HE kody,. Below
was committed TO prison 10 answer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-04

The Uuued States are unrepresented
II Eagland France, Russia aud Aus
tria. aud at several of the minor gov
ornments. The administration deems
that II has discharged lis lull duty in
making the appointments. by which GER
tain important partisan leaders lave re.
c,eved their rewards The idea that
they have any duties to perform other
han drawing their salaries does not
seem TO occur to any OF thcm.-- Bus on
AHdS.