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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

NEW GOODS.
Just received at 22 Broad st., by
CORNELL & DENNIS,
which are offered at wholesale and reia ], at the
lowest prices.
Fresh Greene Teas, Hams,
do. Black Teas, Lard,
Stewart's Crush'd Sugar Dried Beef, .
do. Powdered Sugar Tongues,
do. Refined A Is s. CHerring,
.do.D,iry Salt
Granulit,d do. Table Salt,
Havana Brown do. Cheese,
Old Java Coffee, Butter,
MaracaibO do. llulPs Soap,
ST. Domingo do. Wards do.
Parchel do. Excelsior do.
Ground do Castle do.
New Orleans Molasses, Fancy
Havana do Sperm Candles,
Dried Apples, Adamanline Candies,
Pr,nes, Starch,
Rasins, Maccaroni,
Currants, Vermcelli,
Ctron, Tapoca,
Preserved Ginger, Sago,
Nutmegs, Pearl Barly,
Pure Ground Spices, Com Starch,
Smoking Tobacco, Refined saleratus.
Chewing Tobacco, Cream Tartar,
Scotch Snuff, Soda,
Maccahoy Snuf, Jud's Baking Powder,
English Mustard, French Chocolate,
Pepper Sauce. Bakers Cocoa,
Tomato tatsup, Arrow Root,
Capcrs, Wrapping Pa. er,
Olive Oil, Rec,
Premium, Medlrm and "rockery,
Common Flour, Dollar locks
& o,on Flour in l-S, IL Shoes aud Boots,
s. 2Bbl. Bags, Dry Goods, SC. j2
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DEFIANCE sALAMANnER SAFES.

DEFIANCE SALAMANnER SAFES.
GAYL r. PAT T.
ROBr. NJ. PATRICK, 1872 PEARL STREET
FORMERLY 80 JOHN STREET,
rs TIE SOLE MANUFACTURERS THE
i United States of the above orig gnal and only
reliable Saamandcrs, both as regards security
against FIRE aud burglars. Every safe sold at
this establishment is manufactured under the per-
sonaI superntendence of Mr.. G.. J . Gaylcr, whose
experience Of twent, six years rs safe maker,
together with the many severe tests which safes
OF his manufacture have triumphanily withstood,
in this and other cities, warrant the subscriber
~ recommending them as superior TO any in use.
The, the only Safes to which
Nix. +. & GoFFIN's NEW PATENT IMPENE-
rRABLE DEFIANCE Lock
Is OR CAN BIZ APPLIED.
large number Of these locks are already in
Use by banks, brokers, merchants, jewelers.. and
Others aud IRON the perfect security which they
afford against the efforts OF The most skilnl burg
lars, eat er by means Of gunpovd der, false KEYS.
picks or drills, together with their convenience,
simplicity and durability combined, are rapidly
incre lsing II. public estimation, and are confident
ly stated as equal, it not
SUPERIOR TO ANY LOCK IN TIL.
w o K l. ID
Safes oi all sizes, suitable for merchants,
bankers, jewellers, record Offices steamboats,, &c.
fire AMI thicl-prooi bank vault doors, plate chests
for private families, &c, on hann, tor sale, aud
ma le to order, at the depot, 1872 Pearl Street,
door below Maiden Lane, New York.
ROBERT NJ. PATRICK.
NIB In
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HERALD OF THE TINES LEWPORE THURSDAY MORNING JUNE
WILL YOU READ THE TRUTH

WILL YOU READ THE TRUTH
A MEDICINE NUT have merit, and great
"A merit, too, TO stand the test Of public opln-
ion. No art Of putting can galvanize a worth
less artis le as TO Keep il alive good msdi-
cine, il il he MT really so.
A good medicine will hive, become popular,
and extend its sales year after year, in spite "f
oppo,ilion. A living witness, tcstli, ing io tie
cure u medicine has made for him, is Of far more
service than any newspapar advertising
| In proof Of What We say aiove, We refer y'u
to Hanrton's W,gssLis Tnaws, and 'ts effects.
! It's praise is in the mouths of mutitudes. The
best men in our country give their testimony To
its wonderful cures. Among them We have tes-
timony given by Hon. Henry Clay, Hon. Rich
ard NJ. Johnson, Vice President of the United
States with hundreds Of others. Capt. Thomas
Cannot--bro,her to the celebrated physician 10
the Empero, ofFrance--was cured b, it of "A dis
ease Of seven years. standing, after the skill Of
the doctors OF Europe aud America had failed.
Thousands have been cured by this Compound,
and thousands more will receive the same bene-
ft if they will only make II trial oft.
HAMPTON's VEGETABLE rINCTURE,
by its mild action the Stomarh, Liver, and
Kidneys, will cure Dyspepsia, Cough. Asthma
Bronchial and Lung Affections; Pains in the
Back, Side, and Breast; Consumption, Scrou-
Ia, Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Fistula, Piles,
Bowel Complaints, Worms, Nervous Debility
with all diseases arising from impure blood, and
is the greatest FEMALE MEDICINE ever
| known.
For Cholera Nj. rbus, Cholc, DiarrhGa. and
all diseases incident to the bowels ia the summer
season, il has no equal.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM
has. in DOCTOR HAMPTON'S VEGETA-
BILE TINCrURE, A CURE ior it's numerous
and complicated arrangements. Hundreds who
have been debili,at and nispirled, and on the
verge Of premature grave, have been restored
1 by its usc TO blooming health, which we are
abundanlly able to prove by such a host of
II LIVING WITNESSES
as we think no other medicine can produce.
Read the f,llowns certificate Of unIoubtcd
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VIM. G. COZZENS ~ co.

uAVE the pleasure to inform their trends and
II Customers that they have So Tar completed
the rebulldin, and enlarging Of their Store as 10
remove back, and are now ready TO exhibit their
Spring Supply OF New aud desirable goods, en-
bracing every variety in Dry Goods, Carpetngs,
and Paper ilangings, to which tley respectfully
invite the attention OF purchasers. ma
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
NEWPORT WATER CURE.

THIS Establishment, situated on the Point, il
i now open for the reception OF patients. Ar
raneements have also been made to accommodate
persons who wish to take treatment alone at the
Establishment. DR.. Keh will continue TO attend
patients in town.
Terms For treatment aud board, from
$40, 90 TO Sl2, 90 per wees for treatment alone,
from $500 10 ~, 90 per week, both 10 he paid
weekly. Consultation and prescriptions from
$500 to $500. Single visits q 90, deductions
being made where a number Of visits are necessa-
ry and also according to the circumstances OF pa-
tents. The poor treated without any charge.
iii DIR. W. +. REI.
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NEW AND RICH STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS!
OHNNDIEK e %.
G K q SuNurp erprrr

CHANDLER CO.,
6& SSUMMER STREET,
BOSTON.
Having received by late arrivals our Spr.ng
Importations ofchoice Goods, we are now prepared
TO offer both at
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL,
A more extensive Stock Of new and attractive
Goods than Ne have ever before offered.
: large portion of our Stock having been im"ortcd
with especial reference To our Retail Sales. aud
in styles exclusively our own, we are enabled to
exhibit to our customers many new and beautiful
articles, not to he founi elsewhere.
We invite particular attention to our large as
sortmont Of
, PLAID SILKS. in new and rich styles;
PLAIN SILKS-in the most fashionable
shades;
BRoCADE sILKs-in new and small fig.
ures;
PLAIN BLACK sIl.Ks-oft the most approx
cd make;
PLAID AND STRIPE MOURNING
SILKS;
CASHMERE LONG AND SQUARE
SHAWLS.
PARIS PRINTED suAwLs-beau,ful
patterns
SILK MANTILLAs-very elegant styles;
LACE MANTIlLAS;
PRINTED AND PLAIN BAREGES;
PRINTED TISSUES;
PRINTED JACONErS AND MUSIINS; ;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS-an
extensive assortment;
PRINTED AND PLAIN MOUSSELINE
DE LANES;
BAREGE DE LANES and ARMENIAN
CLOTHS.
EMBROlDERIES AND LACES;
HOSIERY AND GLOVES;
PARASOLS;
LINEN GOODS-in great variety;
PRINTED PIANO AND TABLE COVERS
i'm the richest styles;
In nad liton to our stock of rich and hi h cost
goods now offering a complete assortment
Of medium price goods, Of the various kinds wan
ted in every family; which we selling at low
prices, and to which We nvte the attention ct
purchasers.
In our RETAIL DEPARTMENT the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM
Will be strictly adhered 10, ,hrscby enabling cus-
toners least acquainted with the value of mer-
chandise, to purchase upon the same terms -
those most acquainted.
We respectfully invite purchasers from the
country to visit our Store, fully believing that
they will be able to make their selections us sat
isfictorily as at any other Establishment.
a26 3aw 6w CHANDLER y co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
From Hon. John II. T.. Jerome,
Mayor Of the CITY Of Baltimore.

MAYORS OFFICE, Baltimore, Aug. %. ] 552.
take great pleasure in stating, that | have
examined the names q! those who have signed
certificates respecting 'ilamptOn's Vegetable
Tincture," and among them | recognize gentle
men OF the first iesi,eetbllity, viz: JOS. X. Sta
pleton. WIN. A. Schael'r, Il. Duuan, and oh-
ers. also ch e'luly testify IL the high stand
ing of the house of Mrssrs. Mortimer & Now
bray, who, tr the past twenty years, have ca-
loved the entire confidence and cstcn both Of
our merchants and citizens g nerally.
JNO. II. 4. JEROME.
A Voice from the Bmth Place Of Ch,istoph,r
Columbus, the Discoyer.r 'i America.
U. $ SHIP CUMBtRLAsD,
Genoa, Sardinia, January IL, 1858.
Messrs. Mortimer & Nov ra,-G-nt',m,n
The 6rst Lieutenant Of this ship, who has been
suffering many years from the ~ npeCsid, and
who has been nearly restored Ia h- usual health
by the use OF "Hampton's Vegetable Tincturc,"
desires YOU To send hm one duzcn bottles Of that
medicine.
Lieutenant--, OF the u. S Navy, now on
board this ship, also wishes YOU to send hun oae
dozen OF champions Vegetable Tinctm.,' hy
the store ship which leaves the United States IN
February or March for Srezzia.
The Tincture YOU sent Ire was received IN
good order, and take PLEASURE in informing YOU
that it has been used with great success b, sew.
eral of our officers in Ca es Of DYSPEPSIA.
am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain L. :. N.
PRcEs, SIpERBoTrLE; 6BoTrLBs 50.
MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY, Baltimore, P,o-
prietors.
d. TAYLOR, ia, Boston, Gem Agent
for the New England States AMI British t'rovin-
ces. WILSON, FAIRBANK & CO., Whole
sale and Retail Agents, Is Hanover staeet For
sale by Druggists generally. may
For sale in Newport by HAZARD CAS-
| WELL. On
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

THE subscriber would inform the public that
i he has opened an Intelligence Office at his
Emigration Office, No. z Washington Square,
where those wishing help Of any kind will always
get such as they like; and t-ore who want s'u-
otions any occupation would do well TO call.
m23 3m JOHN ID. BYRNE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
THE METROPOLITAN RANGE.

T,HE subscriber has secured the agency for the
i sale of this iavorite range. II will do twice
tho amount of cooking of any rang in use and in
a superior manner. 1t requires but half the
amount of fuel and the cost OF setting them is We
~ trhng, in comparison with other ranges.
The boiler holes so ineeniousIy arranged that
the fire burns equally under the,l all. One of,hc
greatest advantages of this range is The constluc-
ton OF the oven which is lined with fre-brck.
thus retaining the heat and giving it the adganta-
ges OF a brick oven. The range has met with II
ready sale, and gives the utmost satisfaction, to
all who have tried il, and is fast superseeding all
others in use. The subscriber invites all those
in want OF a range to call at his store No l2O-
and examine the Metropolitan range before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
all NICHOLAS w. MARSH.
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= J. - =
=. LYON -
KATKAtlgOM
FOR The
- NAL II.

LYONS KATHAIRCN,
FOR PRESERVING AND BEAUTiFYING
T II E II AIR
THE KATHAIRON neutralizes the effects cl
l. the disease, climate and old age, in pres.ry.
ing and restoring the Human Hair, even after
badness OF MANY years; CLEANSING the rcalp
from DANDRtFF,
and all IFS natural impurities Immediately ie-
heves sympathetic aiiachs OF
NERVOUS HEADACHES
Aud cures all Cutuneous diseases OF ih. kin,
such as Salt kheum, En srchs, Itch, lnfaun a.
tions &c. &c. Asa
Toilet Article
For giving the Hair a rich, soft, glossy ara
curling appearance, nothing has evei been disco-
vered 10 equal its iPcontrstet--its inconiesiih!e
virtues. it eXhalcs tie perfume Of the NEST
delightful and exotic flowers, and il free from all
mineral properties, ~ any substance whi"h tan
color the skin, or stain lady's hat. For
BALD AND!GEAY HEAPS
"The kathai'on has fully restored my hair af-
ter n badness OF IL years.
Causing il to grow luNm ian'y, and giving il n
soft and curling appearance, Of the most
delightful character.
A. J. COURTRlGil1', 76 Broad street, n. Y.
The use Of the katharon is adopted by the
first physician in Europe and America, and has
apatronage and sale unprecedented in the history
Of the Mateira Medca.
Sold by all reputable dealers throughout North
and South America Europe and the Islands Of
the Ocean, in large. handsome bottles, Tor 25 cts.
Profits only in extensive sales.
Sold TO the trade at liberal discount, lut com
missioned in no instance.
T.. THOMAS LYON, Chemist & Manufacturer.
ID. S. BARNES, Proprietor, l6l Broadway, n =.
Y, To whom i'll orders should I've addressed
Sold in Newport, by X }. Taylor, and
HAZARD & CASWELL, and by all druggists
every where.
mig dkw 3nis
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za sa
A AlIlI

tAkD.
(,ALEB w. ANTHONY ttperiiull, inf'rms
v his friends and the public a'tsiail., that he
has returned 10 Newport, aud !. nean engaged
in the Exprr,s bnsinrss; gmiciuI f,r pas' f,vors,
l,e .oI,cits cont inuance ~ furnei a'""ags. snt
sill cndenvor 10 gire sn,r. ss'',f.'iipu 70 sl
,vho may emnb'y h'm.
usi ~ ri
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
STEAM MILL.

THE subscribers wish to call the attention oi
l. there friends and the public generally to their
Establishment on Tanner ST., where they keep
on hand and are constantly making, Window
frames, sashes, Blinds, Doors. Fence Cappings
and Mouldings, of every description, Planning and
and Cap.boards. All work wa, ranted.
Orders left with Messrs. Fiuch & Engs will
insure ompt attention.
s9t GIDEON LAWTON Il Co.
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RARE 4 BEAUTIFUL PLANTS.
MEssRs nOYEY & co.

MESsRS. IiOvEY & co.
Offer for sale a large and eStcpslvc collection ~
New, Rare aud Beautiful PLANTS, "lloi nhioh
are enumerated in their Cnialoeuc iur the Sp,lng
of 1853, jus, issued, aud which may be had on
application. u
The collection comprises new HrLiorRoPEs,
FucHsILs, GERANiums, Rosts, sALVlAs,
I.Sr,sls, &c., &e.-and their st of splen.
did NEw SErpLire vERBEKAs, with so 9th
Ct fine varieties.
Their Catalogue Of Nrw DAuLias, Is nov
ready, containing some superb Fancy and Va,,
,eai,d s,rts received irom France, oi unique col
ors, which have rvoei,-d pri,es vhsrvei ssh,b.
ref NjNff &'Vt,
mas cod 2v Neft thaais kov.
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OCEAN
BATHING HOUSE.
SALT s. FRESH WATER,
WARN & coin

OCEAN
BATHING HOUSE.
SALT s. FRESii WATER,
WARM s. COLD.
No. 63 Thames Street,
foot of Parade, next South Brick Mari ct.
SAMUEL YOUNG, PROPRIETOR,
EITTED and Furnished, in neat and fashion
L able style for LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN.
Mr.. Young would return his thanks 10 his ma.
nv friends and Kind public for the liberal pat
ron,ge heretofore hes owed upon him aud would
solicit a continuance Of the same in the Bathing
department, which he flatIe,s himself will ie con-
Quoted in proper and satisfactory manner.
Ever, thing in connection Wit. this Lianch is %
the fret order-the Sah Water is drawn pure
from the Ocean, 10y means Of pipes fitted for tha
purpose while the Fresh Wafer spaikes anc
boiIs, pure and spontaneously, from its owr
rock-bedded spring.
n. B. >. Y Is perfectly familiar with tn,
Bathing business, having had long experience IL
the same.
HAIR DRESSING carried on NJ usual in al
Its various branches. 2Im
WEST Inda Squashcs, 20 doz, Squashcs
w this day received aud for sale low, AT
il CARR'S, III Thames -.
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CIrARpIAN,s NOTICE.

The undersigned has this day been appointed
nv the Hon Court OF Prorate, OF Middletown
Guardian Of the Person. and Estates of his mlno'
children, Clsrissa Bird Tilley, wm. James II IL
low aud Maria Eller, Tilley.
Middl.,ovn, NAV 23d, 1859,
rras sr0CKroRu TTlIE y
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lust received, lot Of small engines, suitable
u for garden purposes, or for fire. also one to
let, for the purpose Of washing windows, &c.
a2l n. M. CHAFEE.
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BAysTArE CARPETs.

NM. q. GOIIENS X CO.,
TJAVE 40 pieces Of this popular style OF all
IL Wool Felt Carpets, one aud "A half yards
wide, of rich aud bright colors, and goodPatterns
br Cottage Carpets, the experience of the past
year IL sufficient proof Of their durability; ir
sale AT The manufacturer prices, either by the
piece or yard, at our Carpet Hall.
nail No. az Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
IrNIEpy,s MEDICAL DISCOVERY

KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
NIADE from nm hetb. discovered 10y Mr.. Ken
Nl nedy, in 1916, ~ valuable remedy Tor
nh.,m,,,sm, Scroiula, Salt Rheum, Erysipeas,
p;'aoles. Bois. Caukcr. JAunlice, SICK Head.
- Sc. ,old h, Il. TAYLOR,
10 ,s'c Agent fH Ncwiort.
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INDIA RUBBER COMBS.

INDTN ItU IIbEN VIVID
7 ONG Combs ior Oh ldren, of good style and
~ very durable, just received by
a3O Il. IL. TISDALE s. SON.
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GRAHAM Flour Of the incest quantity, for sale
VI at the Steam Grist Mill, At store Of
m29 J. II. G W. PERRY.
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DOR SALE. A very good second hand Car
IL rage that will seat four, IAN lie purchased
low, by making application to
a23 BENZ. MARSH.
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PROFESSOR ALEX. {. BARRN'S TRiCpPH
EROI1S, or Medicated CompCnnd, for hcautib ing,
curliug preserving. restoring and srcngtht ming the
hair, relieving diseases Of the skin; curing rheumatic
pains, and healing external wounds. BOund' iy no
geographical lines, the reputation OF Barry's iricoph-
erous pervddcs the Union. The sales Of the aiItle
of late years have increased IN ratio that Hlnust
ceeis belief Professor Barry, n:ter a careful exam
nation oi his sales book fluids that The number of
bottles delivered To order in quantities of from half
IA gross upwards. during the year 1872, was within
a trde OF 95O.0 .000
II is unnecessary to present length the evidence
of the wonderful properties uf the ticopherous when
the public have furnished such endorsement as
this Tie cheapness OF the article, and the e&plana-
tons given of its chemical action upon the hair, the
scalp, and in all cases Of superficial irritation, first
recommended Il to the attention fihe people. This
was all that the inventor desired. Every bottle
advertised itself The effects Oi the fluid exceeded
expectation. II acted like charm. The ladies
would not be without IL. Country dealers in every
section of the United States, found they must have
it and thus was buit up wholesale trade to an ey-
tent hitherto uuheard of regards articles of this
kind The highest point has not yet been reached,
aud it is believed the sales this year will he million
and "A hall fofbottlts.
Depot and manunotorv. No. l37 Broadvsv, New
Yo'k. Retail price. twenty live cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by .he pulntty
Sold by all the priucipal merchans and druggists
throuehont the United States and Canada, Mexico,
West Indies Great Nritain, France, &c.
m23 II. J. TAYLOR, Agent fJr Newport
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NEW STORE

NEW STORE
TIE Subscriber having taken store No. Ill
i 1hrmss Strcd, foot OF Mary, intends to keep
on hand IA general assortment Of Fine Teas,
Choice Family Groceries, Foreign and Domestic
FRUITS, Nuts, Segars, and Tobaccos, also large
Variety of Foreign delicacies, such as Canton
Ginger. Chow Chow, Cunquats, Dry Ginger,
Tlnarind', Gauva Jel!,, Fig Paste, Ju lube
pastr, English Sauces, Ketchnps, Olive od,
SLrdincs, Spanish Olives. Capers, Pickles,
Flvoring Extracts, Rose Water, Cologne, Lon
don Mustard, French Chocolates, Cocoa, Broma,
Couper's Isinylass, Irish Moss, Maccn oni, Ver-
mlciIii, Pearl Barley, Sago, Tapioca, farina,
Potato Flour, Oa Meal, Bird Seed, Toilet and
Shaving Soaps, Sperm and Wax Candies, &c.
and hopes 10y strict attention to business, and
plrctu,lity in all engagements, to merit share
Of the Public Patronage All goods warranted,
aud sent to purchasers free OF charge.
m5 HENRY YOUNG.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-05-06

solicit their cooperation in this gloh-
GUS cause.
ResOIVsd, That we are not gdlb,
and that our late Legislators have lot
their labor in setting a trap for tie
sober part of community, into whih
none but drunkards or fools will le
decoyed. Their Legislation and theH-
selves are alike loathed and despisel,
Resolved, That our motto is ''toHl
destruction to the liquot traffic." and
we have nailed it to the mast, aid
nsver will surrender, so make yotr
choice, gentlemen politicians, we hate
made ours. F .a
The Council then proceeded to tie
election of officers for the ensuing
year. Il
On motion of w. H. Clark, the fd-
lowing resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That the President be d..
rected to appoint a COMMITTEES Of five
persons, who shall constitute County
Executive Committee, whose duty +
shall be to correspond with the Staf
Executive Committee relative to sd
curing the services Of DR.. Charlel
| Jewett, of Massachusetts,, to lecture il
| Belmont county. u.
The following persons were appoin
ted said committee, H. D. McCarty
w. ]. Stubbles, J. W. Newport, Tho:
Michner and w. H. Clark. ...
Moved that a copy of the Pre-
ceedings be prepared and forwarde
to the Ohio Organ Of Temperate
Reform and the papers of this count
for publication. e.
The Council then adjourned to met
in St. Clairsville on the 4th Of Jul
next. T. S. AMBROSE, Pres.
W. H. CLARK, R. Sec'y.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-05-06

.H.
place, Tuesday evening the 9Th April.
When the members with many others
met for the purpose Of electing off,
GERS DC, the following persons were
elected officers of the Alliance, for
its first term (six months, viz.
President-T, H. Wool1ey,
Vice PreSideats-E. M. Colestock,
Joseph Coulson, .3" 'a
Sect'y.-Jsmes Martin, ...ir
Iyeas.--John Hunter,
Finance Conamitiee-Israel H. Hole.
D. w. Emmons, Cath. Colestock,
Els Martin, Benjamin Coulscn. d
Ten others became members on
that evening, making in all ninety
persons who are members of this All.
lance, all of mature age, twenty-five
Of whom are legal voters. This we
consider a fait start in this township;
and Judging from present appearances,
we will be able to control the election
against next fall. Our Division in
this place, is the magazine where we
manufacture and keep the ammuni-
tion and implements of war, to fight
for the Maine Liquor Law. Our
motto is the Maine Law and nothing
else, and we are opposed to township >
legislation on the subject, consequent
" we consider the law of last winter
which makes legislators of township
trustees, beneath the dignity Of every
true temperance man. g
a, JAMES MARTIN, Sec'y.