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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-08-13
Upholstery CeoAs, &c,

& UGH "A eerds. tas.e,s, losps, OF curtain
= holdsrs, eur,ain banda and pine, comics IS
rods, Muslin Cur,AinA large and ssteastve ~
se,t nens Of paper hsnsiags as1 AoAsn.
For sale ii low price,, by
JOSEPH EIrER. csnpse.
len =. 1893 h77y
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CARrCNTEEIN0.

H. ibUGllERN House Carpenter
! &. Wmd Joiner. g., vt.parrd 1" execute
all WORN with Whtch he may hc favored, IN an
expedition, and ~orkminhhr manner.
lr Residence, Marshall, Texas.
August ! 3, 1898 ly.
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70 ,ny lawful oniret Of .aid county-Gs,,rtNG
\ul' are hereby commanded to summon ,
/ los publication IN the Texas Krpubli-
can, John Iacker, one of the defendants N
The ahov. entitled suit, To be and appear b,inr.
me, at mt office IN the town of Marshal, ON
The a>t Saturday "a August, 1883, at 10
O'clock a vi, To answer lhr complaint ui "
L u Ward, IN u plea of d"hl lot th, sum 81
fufty-onr lh-lo0 dollars prnapal, ur hy mute
brett, lis follow; Duc January list, l.54.
ard dated DctDhef lOih, ts50
Gwen uadcr my hand. August IA 1893
II l.. BEkkN. J T..
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nN sAslFf 4 gusT, vueNpss
MAR ny, iCRhl. & co. Cowm,ssio.
i N.fcAanfs No. ~ Csrcnd.ie. street, New
Orleans
II " II { Hudsin & Co. Agents, Shre,e.
port, Ia July IS, 1852. ly
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List Ol Letters,

R"na,ning "a tie Post Oiiica Al Ma
shall, quarter ending June 3O,h 1853
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A5-tf
{ II,

4 FINE lot Of superior Cigars jus, received
\ aud for sal. BY
Young 4 JOHNSON.
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BUSINESS! nu~lvCSS,!

Plough tpuadrg Wagon aud Carrias'
Mixing Gun .omph,ag.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

A WONDER IN CosGREss.-Think Of 3
l-2 minutes only for the report and
passage Of a bill Yet that occurred
on Thursday last. as here reported:
Mr. Underwood reported bill for the
relief Of Sophia Kcrby. He said her
husband was soldier Of the revolution,
and died in December last, over 90
years Of age he received pension Of
$o2 year. lie said these parties had
thirteen children, 1876 grand children
and great grand children, making in all
45S descendants during hi, lie. lie
now asked the Senate to do the act of
kindness, to give this old lady, 30 years
Of age, SOS year Tor the balance of
her life.
Cries Of agreed" agreed"
The bill was taken up.
Mr.. Borland said SOS WINS not enough.
lie moved to make II 500 a year.
Voices" Agreed" five hundred"
" two hundred"
Mr. Borland's motion was agreed to,
aud the bill passed unanimou ously, the
whole proceed ngs occupying ,hrcs
minutes and halt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
PROCRAsTINATIoN Is THE THIEFOF
TIME.

Delay is angerous-negrct that cold and
cough few weeks, and the hope Of recovery will
be- lost to you for ever. Let uot any pecuni-
AIRY consideration deter you from trying 10 save
your life and health while there is a chance Con
sumption ID annually sweeping OH thousands %
the tomb: no disease has bailied the al III of ph,-
s'c'ans like IL: no physician, perhaps, has ever
done more for this large class OF suffering h,ima j.
~, than Dr. Wistar An .'cunce Of preventive 10
worth pound Of cure;" therefore. before your
iuns' Income liberated. and 80 diseased that no
human means can save you from early grave,
try ~ season, Try at once, medicine which has
been Of such infinite value to thousands obtain
bottle Of Di. Wistar's balsam oi Wild Cherry,
take II, get another Unnecessary, pc, severe in
using it until, you have removed the disease en-.
trely, which IL neglected will terminate your life.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
tis, until within "a few years, been generally
considered incurabe, although many medical men
ofthe highest standing. among whom we might
mention Laennee and his friend BAylc-both dis
tngnished authors, admit that this much dreaded
disease mny be cured, even in its advanced stages,
when the langs are not completely disorganiled.
The remedy which We now offer,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
not only eInanates from regular Physician. but
has been well tested in all the complaints for
which il 10 recommended
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Rem inter, the original and only genuine
Wi5TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
always bears the written signature of. HUITS
on the outside wrapper.
Originally prepared by Williams 4 Co.., Phila
elphri, now prepared and sold, wholesale and
etail, only by Seth W. FowIe, BosioH, Mass, to
whom all orders should be addressed, and for
sale by his agents.
Agents tor selling Wistar's Balsam:-- r. }.
Taylor, Newport; ;. W. Briggs, Bristol; Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Ports
n"uth; " iiliam Cor, Tiverton 1 Corners; :.
5. Steerc, Gre cnvilc. IA 2w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
TRUMAN ABELI. NJ. D."
n1- BEWARE OF COUNIEKEEITS
DEY STREET HOUSE
NOS. 81 4 So Dry sTREET,
NEW Work

Mr.. A. MERRITT, formerly proprietor Of the
Commercial Coffee House, having associated with
him \ business, Mr.. Wm. NJ. LANGLEY, for
merly Of Boston, and they having leased the above
named house, andrr the brm Of MERRiTT x
LAsGLrY, take pleasure in announcing To their
friends and the public IN general, that then House
is now opened for the reception oi guests. The
House being entirely new, and having over one
hundred aud iitty Sleeping Apartments we'll yen-
dated and we'll Misunderstanding Croton Water,
in very room.
Also a large and comnodiuus DINING SALOON
under the entire supervision Of MIR. Merritt, Who
has bng aud successfully catered for the public
where all the substantials and dclicacies Of the
SEASON, and the best the market aford,, will lie
served up at all hours OF the day, in style unsu-
passed.
Also, connected with this establishment H. "a
large aad splendid BAR, where all the choicest
brands Of Wines, Ale and Cigar, will I've kept
constantly on hand.
This house being convenient 10 the principal
Railroad Depots, ani Steamboat Landings, and
~ the center Of the business pant Of the city,
makes il one ofthe most desirable Houses foI Mcr-
chants aud others visiting this Cit, to make il
their Home.
ANDREW MERRITT, >pu
WILLIAM NJ. LANGLEY,
jy 10 Ono d&w
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Married.

In Boston, Mr.. Parkman A. Mouon, of Eos-
ton, to Miss Ellen Is. Murray, of Cambridge.
In Providence, 18th inst, by the Rev. }. G..
Wcch, Rufus B. Smith, Of Providence, to Han
nah 7. Macomber, f Fall River.
In New York, on he 18th inst. by the Rev.
DR.. Taylor, ofGrare Church, Joscoh h. Riggs to
RosaIic, daugh er Of rhos. Van Zandt, Esq. all
ofN.Y.
~ln evidence, on the 18th u,., by Rev. Mr..
Jameson, MIR. Williim l.. MilnstoH, Of this
town, aud Elizabeth l.. Nor,hup, oiP.
IL Providence, on the 10th inst, 10y Rev. Mr..
CoJk, Mr.. Joseph 5. Oiney, Of Glocestcr, and
Miss An,ey s. E.ndail, of Scituate.
In Pro, ,idence, on the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.
Cook, Mr.. All art f.. Barnes aud Miss Sarah A..
Slocun, both Of Glocester.
Ia Fall River, 9th inst, Alexander Sheen and
Elizabeth Sellers.
At Baltimore, on the 18th instant, by Rev. DIR.
Atkinson, Lieutenant ID. X. Jones, United States
Army, to Rel ecca, daughter Of Colonel }. L.
Taylor, United States Army.
In Fall River, 18th inst, Mr.. William l.. Gif-
ford, Of Bristol, aud Miss Sophia l.. Warren, OF
the former place.
In New bedford, 9th ult., Capt. p. Swan, Of
Warren, and Miss Ad.lins Athearn, OF Mariha's
Vineyard.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
STOVES. RANGES. FURNACES,
CRATES, TIN WARE, &C.,
}. l2O THAMES STREET

NO. l2O THAMES STREET.
V,UE sub.crbcr having purchased and rcfttcd
l the store No. 10 Thames Street, and rcfur-
ni.hed his Manu,etory with the most improved
machinery, respectfully gvri notice 10 the citizens
nf Newport, and vicinity, that he - prepared To
execute all orders in his line with despatch and
in a workrnanlikr manner, and at prices which
dcfcs comnetition. His Ware Rooms have been
replenshed and present one oI the largest varir-
ties ~ the state.
LOOKING STOVES Great care has been
bestowed in the selection from the many patterns
of Cooking Stoves, of chose best adapted to tins
market, among which may be ,ound the Improved
Rhode Island Air-tight, Anglo-Saxon, What
Cheer, Old Collony, fremont, High ST. Furnace
and various other patterns.
PARLOR x CHAMBER STOVES. Among
his assortment Of Parlor and Chmber Stoves
NAV be lound all tho desirable and improved pat
terms combining hcdnty and economy
RANGES AND FURNACES.-Thosew wish
ins Ranges or Hot Air Furnaces, would do well
to examine his assortment before purchasing, Us
his apenc,s ~ this line enables him To offer rare
Inducements.
PARLOR GRATES.-A large assortment,
embracing all the new and beautiful designs, va
r,,ng in pr,cc from IS to sS3O.
KITCHEN FURNISHING WARE.-Tn,
Britannia, and Japan Ware, Of every description,
constantly on hand or made To order at thoit mo-
tice.
Chain Pumps, Well Curbs, and every Article
usually found ~ snch AN establishment IL here Of
tered at prices which are as low as AT nny store in
town for the same quality of gods
Particular attention paid To the sitting OF Fur.
naces, Ranges aud Stoves, and Repairing OF Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware.
N. w. MARSH,
ol l20 Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

pWe have recievcI a commnnica
iion from Calt George Rowland in
which he desires that we should lend
him our friendly aid in his application
for the Colleclorship Of this port. He
says that he has always been an un'
hinching Democrat Of the old Jclierso'
nian school, and has worked hard for
the party, especially throughout the
Dorrile troubles, and adhered tenacious
ly to the "Peo les Constitution" He
further asserts that lie served his coun-
try in the war oil 1912, in the Chese
peak Fiotilla. under .Con.modoIc Bar
ney, in all his actions will. the enemy
in those waters; aud on land in The bat
tie OF Bladensburg, and ia the SIX gun
battery uadcr Webster, in The defence
OF Bu l,imore, in the times that tried
mems souls. lie says that Tor many
years he has beena ship master. and
has been unfortunate and that he ID too
lar advanced IN liz. 10 follow the seas
any longer that he is poor and has
lnrge family dependent upon him tor
support and hat he can qualify him
sell aud faithfully discharge the duties
Of ;he Office oi Collector. He says that
MIR. Llttlcticld and Mr.. Roberts are al
30 candidates Tor the same office, but he
docs nol think that their Democracy is
OF as long standing or rs genuine as his,
and that the par y ought 10 give the Of
flee TO him. We give him the benefit
ol tins statement Of facts as we have
received them from hIm but We shall
have to investigate the claims oI his OPP
ponc nir, before We e~rouse tie cause
OF either. We think it rather hard that
we should have to take care OF the pur-
~ which is opposed 10 MS, when they
have an organ in town; however, we
always like TO serve our personal friends
although We are politically opposed to
each o her. We wish il to be distinctly
understood that We go Tor Judge Jo.lep
and Milton Hall, Esq, against all the
world tor The Offices which they de-
sire.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
Uie0.

In th. town, on Tuesday evening, Elizabeth
II. Sweet, vile Of Mr.. " iiiam A. Sweet, IN the
39th year of her age.
In this town, on the 18th inst, Fanny Esther
Dixwrll, daughter Of Richard ana Sarah i. Gam
field, and only grand daughter Of Lieut.. John =
and Sarah q. froutey, aged 3,tars iO months
aud IL days.
In Pawuickct, 10th inst. Mary Ann, daught-
er of w ill,am X. and Mary Frost, IN the 10Th
year of her age.
In Providence, oa tho 18th inst, Mrs. Nancy
A., wife of u. II. Fenncr. and daughter oi Wm
>. Hopkins, Erq., of Psinield, Ci., aged 22
yeas, mos. and 70 days. =,
la Tiyertun, on the 10Th inst. Mrs Susan VI !,
wife Of Mr. Edward " ilcox, aud daughter OF
Mr.. Job Almy, rs.
IL Little Compton. 22d ut., Miss Rhoba Tay-
lor, -.
In New bedford. 9th inrt., Tabitba Dyer, wife
of Head Dyer, formerly Of Little Compton, IN her
18th year.
Al A.p,n~sll. New Grena Ia, On the 2ist, ui.,
OF Is,hnu. Fever, ,ir. Rober q Cotton, oi the
Ehsinscr Caps of Pas,na X. Road, aged ~
year., N oi DDct. Charles Cotton.
Aith,uln h had been absent hut two months,
he had been promoted one grade. aud the chiei
Engineer hal expressed h . Intention OF ,mInedI-
atey promoting him still further.
In Honolulu. Sandwich Islands.) Nov. rs,
1882, Mr. wheatps A. Baker, formerly sresident
of Providence, in the t3d year Of his age,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

Of The moment, and he appeals 10 the
heart, and his words OF eloquence al
ways find resting place IN the affec-
''ons Of his hearers. He never pre-.
meditate' and probably never knows
what he is to say when hc arises bot
nature 10 rne to her own children, and
she Immediately supplies the thoughts
nnd the language To clo,he them in.
The Convention will be held in Prov
'denoe on Thursday, and our friend
Hall will address it /; we can promise
our democratic friends up the river that
they will enjoy a rich treat Of natural,
sincere and carnes, eIoqusnce there is
no mistake about this.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT To EYSPEPrlCS.-
DR., J. ). HOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of baron LIEBlG. the
area, fhysiclo lical Chemist, by ]. :.
HOUGHrON NJ. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDiCE, LlV-
FIR COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlels containing ScicnuGo evidence OF its
calue. furnished by agents gratis. See no
among the medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
BROWN & Hall.

COMMISSION Merchants and Dealers in al
" kinds of LEATHER, No. 9 Exchange street,
Providence, K. !. have constantly ON hand and
for sale wholesale and retail, Betting, Belt Leaih-
or. Calfaud Sheep Roller skins, Picker string,
aud Lace Leather, iiemlock and Oak -tanned
Sole leather. Cali Skius, Patent leather, Kid.
Morocco, Goat, Kuss-t, and Colored Roans aud
Skins, Chamois and Buckskins.
Also, Agents fpr the sale OF Grover Baker &
Cos Patent Sewing Machines, adapted to sewing
on Leather Cloth. &c. Manufacturers and 9TH
ers IN want Of the very best article in use, please
call and examine. Orders forwarded by Mail or
Express will receive prompt attention.
N. Is. 40 IIoz. Gold Medal French Calfskins
for sale at SIG per Doz. d28 3m XIV
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
FIRST OIES ING
LII ASH NSI

FRENCH'S BONNET STORF.
THE Proprietor would ir'urm his patrons and
L the public, that he will open on Tuesday, 5th
instant, n rich assortment ofPARlS and A MER-
ICAN S1Ik DRESS HATS, OF the late,t Par.
i. Fashions. and will he prepared to exhibit 10
hi. patrons the many different styles Of HATS
Tor the
FALL TRADE.
Ladic.' Satin Bonnets,
Ladies' Silk BonDets,
Ladies' Satin and Lace Bonnets,
md in tact every imaginary style and make, all
made from the richest materials, embracing al
the mocrn improvements and latest fashions.
Among his large stock oi MiIinary Goods
may be found very rich and elegant assortment
ot Ribbons, French and American Flowers, Tabs
,nd French Ruch, Rich SILKS aud Satins for Hats,
md new and beautiful article Of lining for Hats
Ia Sontag.
Mr.. +. has spared no pains in the selection cf
the stock, which having been purchascd for cash
enables him to sell at unprecedented low prices.
The public are invited to call and examine his
elegant Pattern Hats. IRA FRENCH,
oc,4 1872 Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
From n Y. Morning Star)


TRULY ALARMING The City InsI cctor's
weekly returns exhibit a fearful array Of deaths
by diseases ot the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly indirectly from imperfect digestion.
The human body can more bc in health,
state en- the stomach is disordcnd, than !,
watch can keep true time when il. ansprng il
injured. And how readily and painessly the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent o. gam
can be regulated and restored to their full vi or!
The Alternative and cordial properties Of HUTcH-
iSGs' EEG%rADLE DrsrErsiA BIrrERs will
accomplish this object with ,ccision and ccr-
t,,nty that justify Us in pronouncing it inialbc.
The accordant I, ,stiInony of all who have been
wisc cnough To give ita trial, bear us out in the
assertion. The proof Of its efficacy does not rest
upon the statement Of few patients, bu, upon the
voluntary declaration OF thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates ofrema,k-
able cures, and the high estimation in which
tbs Medicine is held by the public press, can he
had OF tin agents, free.
Price 50 cents per bottle.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, NY.
yuael3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
BANK OF THE SOUTH COUNTY.

A T meeting Of the Stockholders Of the "Bank
"A OF the South County" held al their Banking
rooms, December the 18th, A. d.. ! s52, the toll
lowing named persons were elected Directors Of
said Bank john Thompson, Rowland q. !iaz-
ard, Samuel Rodman, Daniel NJ. Z. Stednan,
Thomas n. Watson, Edward Lillibridge, Will
lard Whitcomb, Amos 2. Rodman and Ioujanin
Knowles.
Al meeting Of said Directors held subsequent
" to the stockh"ld-rs' meeting, on the day,
John Thompson, Esq, was elected resident
il 9w d. NJ. e. STEDMAN, Ca.h'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

UrOur esteemed friend Milton Hall,
ESQ. will address the Democratic Con
vcnlion in Providence pod J. anl
we trust that our friend Of the Journal,
who has a very lively, comrnendable and
keen appreciation OF the beautiful, will
have an accurate reporter present, who
will be faithful 10 The natural orator CT
Newport. Millions cloquencc is as
difficult to catch AS the lightnings OF
heaven. but il is OF the genuine kind
when you do get it. IL the Journal
apprchcnds any trouble, we will send
up our reporter, who j. accusts med TO
our friends style Of speaking, which is
somewhat peculiar. We consign him
10 the Journal because we dare not trust
the Post, for it IL very jealous oi the
rapidly rising and expanding genius OF
our iriead Hall, and we fear that il
would not d. him justice. The org ans
OF the party IN both places are very IN
efficient. and the Journal aud ourselves
have to take care of the interests Of our
opponents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
ny A lctter-wri;er from this town

20 lctter.wri;er from this town in
the Nantucket Inquirer, under the sig
nature al }. =. ii. furnishes that pa
Ier with column, and half Of mat
ter oi very lr,le importance. He makes
so,nr mort absurd remarks in regard 10
the Liquor Law, and the feeling OF the
majority 81 the people in relation there
To-. II is the old stcrco'yred story and
we do not consider It worth noticing
This same writ.r has a dctamatory
ling tour Public Schools, which is III
the same spiri, with hts Maine Law zeal.
We know rot wlo the writer is, bul we
nssure the editor OF the Inquirer that he
has been grossly imposed upon by his
eorsesl ondcnt, as far as We have sro.
ken OF his letter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24


ARRIVAL ofpK G.. ". RUBAIk X ~ Nsw TsVt.
m, r.i.bru,ed pr q. w kobaok from s~esdeR
Profr..or oI A,irrlogy, Astronomy, Phrrno ~, ard
C.nm,ncy having lust arrived iom Phil-de. rhia,
where he has met with The most eNtrsordinsr, sae-
cess r tue lat foar ,snts offers h"w his sereestc 10
rb- citiuns Of New York, and Its vicinity, &. "
R,.ck brur the seventh Of the seventh sci Esd
having mad. Aslrolugy his slueive siudy suce the
e,rl, age oi nit.rn years enjoNs advantages derives
rom travelling aud =, h,ctcp. that ARE posstrrd ~
none tn this counir, or In ta!ope ara behf - gh-
ted b, Nature NJ having cultvaed th"se hle,ttd ste
he IL prrpHred to adapt thsm 10 the flo"ihg uses,
aud the immediate cohsuinnriish 81 th' Iohswise
topics lie eHn he eou.hred Win AZ ht "Hce OF ~
letter IL pre pHid mud b. prepared to make use 81
hi. nov .r an any ui The toIlowug toprs Business
of all .crptnur travelling by land or sea- court
,hips advice. given for their ru,r,ssul sc,e emplsA
m-nt srscuialiha ~ s!uskr. Hci"haLdi1' or fehiss
tat, the recovering al Iseno,. ~ dispute tho pnr
ch,,inp nt Ic Net. and tht snttt, 81 thiIr nj sta
also has I'd the honor oi receiving eeIiines.. h"e
the Honorable & John nrfhAdoite. tFmhfN ksg 81
sweden, which u vii give HIM gieat pleasure 70
.ho v ing TO these Who will svor him wiih eau se
,l,o oftr r. his service respecting hehlib seshn as
marriage love sfihrs. journeys lawsuits, dlmehhy
business. snd, sickness and death; fsri, pre.ehi sse
Gur. events aud all the concerns oi LIE, sud ipvss
all those who are Afflicted eorp.nsly OF msp,hny.-
Trrms-i A,lss 10 ctnts,i gentlemen ~. Nau'n,es
calculated and reud IN full, according 70 the nssies
ard u,aseulne rigi y, hdts sli tenilentn ,se-
yatiyities stulhied ofdrg 10 Sesn shry, fsr 10
die. 81 IN full S3 gcnilem.n s3, IN fuil Sb-FT
son. A. q distance eap have their nstivner dfHwn ~
.en,iur m, date 81 The day Of reir birth. All 70,
trrs containing the above lee viii receive inm'v
ste attention aud nsiiyiii-s will be,nt tssiy rst
Of th. United States, written on durable phrrf Al
letter. Oh any oi the shove topcs, ro'i-rso, VIZ
be answered crniis. lis Uffe, lsNo W hhe ttrses
.ew blocks below Broadway Uied& Wy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24
THE TIMES NEWPORT r. THURSDAY MORNING FEB a. 1853

CoRnEoTIoN.-fn the list Of nays on
the passage Of the Liquor bill in the
Senate, on Thursday last, the name of
Parker Lawton, Of Portsmouth, was
accidentally omilted.-There were l3
votes against The bill, hut the names OF
only IL were published.-ProV. Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

IEx-Presidcnt Van Buren, says
the Albany Atlas, will start for Europe
next month. He will accompany his
son. Martin Van Buren,, Jr., whose i'm
paired health, 1t is thought, will he ben
efittod 10y the European tour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

HOLIDAY GOODS FOR PRESENTS.
ID II. TISDAl.E son offer fer sale hne
ID. assortment Of rich goods tor the approach
ing HOLIDAYS, Among which are many new nnd Gu
riou. articles, Papicr Machc, Terra Gotta, Bisquc,
bohemian aud Pariao Wares, LADIES' and Gents
Dressing Cases, Card Cases, Taper stands new
styles, Porte Monnaie., Writing Desks, iolios,
lux Tray., Card racks, Jewel Ca.kris. Cologne
Stands, Match Stands, Pastlle Burners, Mou-
choir aud Glove Boxes, Sackcis, splendid style,
Alaba-ter Boxes, Games, Magic Lanterns, u.
Cannon Boards, Wax Taprr-, THERMOMETERS,
Pmlor Bells, Paint Boxes, SWISS Cottages, &c.
Also, Just received y fine assortment oi h'rh Jew
elry, embracing all the new patterns OF Bro,shes,
Ear Rings, Bracelets &C., New Silver Wme,
all the standard articles, with variety Of Fancy
cool, in the line sch rs Dessert. Pie, Fruit and
I,utter Kn,ver, Napkin Rings, fork,, sugar
Jelly Spoons, Sc. Persons dcsir'as OF purchasing
Uoi,d,y u, escn,s should call and examine for
Themselves. The stock is the largest and no,,
.,ler, eve, offered in Newport, and The pric,s vii
., ,uch a, earns, t@i to Prove satisfactory. d9