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AETIsLhVERY IN MICHIGAN

NEXT. and proceed the next morning for New York.
they will remain for several days.
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unity OF 81. Lawrence
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ert forune surprising genius yet plain and humble
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aVly.
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correspondent who has lately ,sted The grave Of sis
Wright fayors Us with the following description Of IT,
Il viii be rememborcd that the rcmains Of Slas Wright
reuose Lot iCne ash Lis IN Noybddye, VI bat
in Cantor. n Y 1 visited biz grave. Lhe mighty states
men .lctps in small burying ground little out OF tho
village " Canton, beneath plain marble column. sur.
rounded ~ an iron railing The railing ncoses paral.
lcogra1 OF but feet by Twelve. On side Of thu
column we. this inscription
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
OCEAN HOUSE,
NEWPORT r L

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the travelling public, and especially those
who have heretofore passed their sun mers at
Newport, that his well known es,ablis hm' N, has
just bee" put in the mort perfect order, and vil
I've opened Tor the reception oi guests on the 18Th
Of June. The most ample arrangements have
been made for the comfort and enjoy nent OF all
those who may soJourn al the Ocean House.
The celebrated Germania Mu.icai Society will
perform III the house, as heretofore.
lie will he assisted hy several Of the most
popular aud experienced hJtcl-nen in the couu-
try.
Those visiting the Ocean House may rest as
sured that thpv can ut all lines be supplied with
all the LUXURIES which they are accustomtd d
10 indulge in, and which they have heretofore en-
jC,cd AT the Ocean House.
Two splendid i teamers, the Empire Stale aud
Ba, STATE, leave New York every afternoon, AT
8, Z. NJ >. and arrive here euly in the morning
returning, the boats leave here for New York ev.
cry evening, at 8 O'clock. The connection be-
tween this place and Boston is by.steamboai and
railroad, twice day.
The price of board aud general expenses ai
Newport, are less than at any other fashionable
watering. place. From the arrangements, which
have been made, the large numlcr Of looms al
read, engaged, and the unusually large nnrubrr
Of private houses whrh have been secured, il is
certain that the coming summer will he the gay
ct and most fashionable which has ever been
knnwn in Newport.
The House viii be lii by Gas this season for
the fret time.
InHE q WEAVER
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
STOVES, RANGES. FURNACES,
CRATES, TIN WARE, Sc,
NO. 120 THAMES sTREF1

NO. l20 THAMES STREET.
TUE subscriber having purchased and refttcd
i the store No. l20 Thames Street, and refur-
nished his Manuiactory with the most improved
machinery, respectfully gives notice TO The citizens
OF Newport, and vicinity, that he is prepared TO
execute all orders in his line with despatch and
in workmanlke manner, and at prices which
rcplenished and present one Of the largest varie-
ties ~ the state.
LOOKING STOVES .-Great care has been
bestow ell in the selection from the many patterns
of Cooking Stoves, ofth"m best adapted to tins
market, among which may be found the Improved
Rhode Island Air.tght, Ango.SaxoD, What
Cheer, Old COLONY, fremont, High 81. Furnace
and various other patterns.
PARLOR & CHAMBER ST OWES. Among
his assortment of Parlor and Chamber Stoves
may be found all the desirable and improved pat
terms combining beanty and economy.
RANGES AND FURNACES.-Thosew wish
ing Ranges or Hot Air Furnaces, would do we'll
10 examine his assortment before purchasing, Ms
his agenc,s in this line enables him to offer rare
Inducements.
PARLOR GRATES.-A large assortment
embracing all the new aud beautiful dregns, va-
r, ing in price from s 10 $50.
KITCHEN FURNISHING WARE-Tin,
Britannia, and japan Ware, ofevcry descrirtion
constantly on hand or made 10 order a, shoit mo-
ticc.
Chain Pumps, Well Curhs, and every article
usua, found in snch an establishment IL here Of
tered AT prices which are ms low as at any store IN
town for the same quality OF e ods.
Particular attention paid to tho setting OF Fur
naces. Ranges and Stoves, and Repairing ol Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware.
~ N. w. MARSH,
OF l20 Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
DIR. MARCHIsI's


THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN DULY
! appointed Agents for the sale of this truly IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would respectfully In
vite the attention Of Ladies and Practitioners OF NsW
p''f aud vicinity, TO The CRAFTY ing success that has
attended its Use wherever introduced, and Its happy
adaptation 10 the cure Of all the distressing diseases
for which II is offered; being those incidental to
the resper table female whether married or single,
and usually known by the name Of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Ofthese are PRoLApsrs UTEnI, or Falling of the
PLANTATION AND uLcEnATioS or ThE " woaB
INCIDENTAL Ii6MoRRHAoE, or Flooding PAIN
FuL, SUPPRESSED, AND IRREGULAR MEssTauA
rioN, &c. with all their accompany ing evils. anctr
exceptedO no matter how severe, or OF how long
standing
THIS CATHoLICoN /. In every way worthy Of
the confidence Of the afflicted M snccessul, safe,
aud cheap remedy, Is vouched for 10y the Tact oi It's
having received the appreciation and liberal patron
ase oil many prominent members 81 The
MEDICAL FACULTY
In the United states and also by the voluntary ies-
tlmonias given in the pamphlets, from Ladies ard
Ply, al the highest respectabiliiy as certified
by the most satisfactory authority
This pre- paIatiOn s not |" cure all but IL intend
ed expressly for the above-nauied complaints, so
very distressing IN their nature aud consequences,
Hd which have heretofore resisted the skill aud eN
erfOns oi the most accom- nplished Physicians Of Nil
countries, TO degree beyond that Of perhaps uny
other maludy To- which the human family Is heir
THE INGREDIENTS. Ms certified by high med
ical authority (see pamphletD are ALI VeGETA
~ T., and are not associated With any article uh
friendly Ia The animal economy.
REFEHENcEs
P,>B. Peckham, NJ. d., Utica. NY.
l.. Fleming, N. D., CsnandaiguA, n.
ID. Y. Fooie, NJ. D., syracuse, n. y.
NJ. II. Mills. NJ. ~, Rochester, NY.
4. e. orrck, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md
Prof. Dunbar, NJ. ID,
". w. Reese, NJ. D., City of Nrw-York.
w. Prescott VI a., Concord, N. u.
Pamphlets cHn he had nj the Drug stores of
For sale in this town hy the Druggists generally.
MOVES :. PALMER, Agent, Westerly.
For sale BY most ui the Druggist In the State.
B MARihISi a co, PIoprietors.
Central Depot, 3Ol Broadway, n iorS. mlly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
JAMES w. LYON.
PLUMBER, BRASS FOUNDER AND COP
PER SMITH.
No. 2S6 Thames She>t,
Newport, X. l.

HAS constantly on hand n variety o Force an
II Lift Pumps, Of his own manufacture, which he
Warrants equal, not superior 10 any before offered
in this market.
Also, Water Closets Wash Bowls, Croton and CO.
ohitate Faucets, and every description of Plumbing
Materials Of various qualities and prices, theap
can he bought elsewhere.
Also Pure BLOCK Fin Pipe, warranted not to injure
the water In ans way and fitted In the best style TO
Pumps and aP other purposes.
Having procured the services OF an experienced
Plumber he IL prepared 10 execute all orders In this
line with neatpess and despatch.
Lead Pipe and Sheet lead Of various sikes on hand
also, all Kinds of Brass and Composition Castings
made 10 order. ship Castings Of all kinds on hand
aud made to order nj short notice.
JAMES w. LYON,
IIsving been appointed agent VI the Hudson Gutia
Percha Manufacturing Co. In now prepared TO fur
nsh any quantity Of Guita Percha pipe, and sheet
do this pipe can be fitted TO any OF the to
which lend has been applied, for conveying cold wa
ter Possesses many advantages over lead as II IL not
affected by any ofthe acids akalies II Is entirely
tastelesy does affect any kind Of wafer will not
rot and cannot be burst by frost The sheet may be
appli~d To any use 10 which sheet lead may be ap.
piled aad s peculiarly adapted TO lining water tanks
and reservoirs and also for water closet work
Grateful for past favors, he hopes by strict stten
tion hs business 10 merit the appreciation Of his
customers. All work warranted not to fail until
worn out. az IT,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
GEOBE DINING SALOON,
HY KELLOGG 4 WIGHTMAN

WILTON MARKET, No. z, SAND9, SrwyLRK
BILL OF FARE,
embraces every kind aud variety Of Meats, Vegs
tables, Fish, Fowl, Sc, for Breakfast, Dinner
and Tea, and the prices for eating are SO small
that persons visiting the city, will find by calling
CHEAPER TO EAT THAN NOT TO EAT ,
The reputation that this saloon enjoys is Assure
guarantee to the stranger who visits New York
Of being we'll taken care Of and kindly treated, at
avery small expense. In fact the expense Of liv-
ing here need not be more than about 81 IL cts.
per day.
Connected with their Dining Rooms, they have
pleasant and comfortable lodging apartments.
X. Il w. would respectfully invite their friends
ing them that no pains will be spared to make
their stay agreeable.
Wv. KELKOGo .s.wIGHTMAS.
upe7
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
NEW & IMPROVED
CHIMNEY PIECES
AN nIln CI HS
Mdnufacf,d Of Stone BY the

MdnWacffd Of Stone by the
PENRHi n MARBI Z COMPANY.
THESE CHIMNEY PIECES AND PIER
L SLABS are new and beautiful articles, sure
riOr in appearance and fnisn to any other in the
market; can he made of any dimensions, and
are sold at lew prices. They are very highly
polished, retain their beauty much longer tnan
the commnn marble, and are not injured or de
facedhy coal, gas, smoke or acids. Since their
intro ductiUn, large nunher have been sold aud
have given general satisfaction. The labor re-
qnired To keep them IN good ordc, is very slight,
as they do not become dscoured like other Kinds
of marble. The stone used in their manufacture
is imported FROM England, where il is very cx.
tensiveiy used Iorarchitcctural purposes. having
been known to last tor centuries. II does no,
partakc oi the brittlcnrss Of common marls Icing
tough, strong aud durable, and thus perfectly we'll
adapted ior chimney pieces, &c. This sione 10y
a peculiar process, beautifully ename'l,d, IN
imitation OF The fncst Egyptian-the enamel hc-
ing so firmly Incorporated with the stone that II
becomes permanent.
The Uncquallcd polish and appearance oi these
Chimney Pieces and the confidence with which
they have thus far been used, give the fairest
drncc that the P,nthyn Na,blc, b., It's many
advantages, will 1T no distant day supcrseGc the
use of'he Egyptian.
Pier Slabs and Shelves Tor Parlurs, Chambers.
&C., together with bronz-d and other kinds Of
Brackets Of various pate, ns furnished to- order,
Architects, Ruiders, and all others are invited
To examine them.
Samples may be seen nj the Store o
BLISS x STANllorE, Agents.
% III Thames -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
Just received Al % Broad 't., bv
CORNELL & DENNIS,
which are offered AT Wholesale and rcia J, at the
lowest prices.
Fresh Greene Teas, Hams,
do. Black Teas, Lard,
Stcwmt's rrush'd SugarDred Beef,
do. Powdered SusarTopgues,
do. Refined A B & CIicrring,
do.D ir, Salt
Granulated DO. Table Salt,
Havana Brown do. Cheese.
Old Java Coffee, Butter,
Maracaibo do. Hull's Suap,
ST Dnmngo do. Wards do.
Parchei do. Excelsior do.
Ground do. C.stie do.
New Orleans Molasscs, Fancy
Havana do Sperm Candles,
Dried Apples. Adsnantine Caadlcs.
Pruues, Starch,
Rlis;ns, Mtccaroni,
Currants, Sermiceili,
Ctron, Tapioca,
Preserved Ginger, Sago,
Nutmeg, Pearl Barley,
Pure Ground Spices, Corn Starch,
Smoking Tobacco, Refined saleratus,
Chewing Tobacco, Cream Tartar,
Scotch Snutf, Soda,
Maccaboy Snuff, Jud's Baking Powder,
English Mustard, French Chocolate.
Pepper Sauce. Bakers Cocoa,
Tomato Latsup, Arrow Root,
Capers, Wrapping PAPER,
Olive Oil, Rec,
Premium, Medium and rockery,
Common Flour, Dollar Cl"cks
& o,on Flour IN I.s, IL, Shoes aud Boots,
l.2 Bbi. Bags, DRY Goods, SC. il
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
ST Il A w ca RPET N G.
oil EIfnliS (V nEH

= n pieces OF Straw Natiings, White, Checked
w and Colored all widths and OF superior
quality, for sale cheap and laid down at rcason-
able prices. =. -. -.
Also, OIL Floor Cloths Of medium qualities,
md handscne lattcfDs, from I'd. to 2 ,ds. wide
aud supeSlor patent OH Cloths well seasoned, Of
any " idhI from 2 n yard to 6 ,ds. wide, now
open and fr sale NJ the lowest pr,ces, the Car
pet Hall Of WM. T.. COZZENS & co.
ml4 80 72 Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
GAS FIXTURES

FTTTUWAN WIIITNNEh Z H'IN htf no"
i prepared, ~ their Store No. 223 Jhimc,
street, 10 exh,bit luli assortment ofG han.
daliers, side Lights. Hall Lights, aud Store fs.
tures, which they offer or sale -, f,Ir pric.s, snd
warrant every article for one year. Uur eoods
are all of the manufacture % Cornelius Baker &
CO., Phi'adelphia.
Our agent. Mr.. Hudson. ~ill he ut ihe sioi,
81 all times, and one ~ The firm sill 10 'hfre 6r
ks present cn Tus.lsS, ..l F'ids,, tj20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
WINES. &C.

WINES, NV.
VNIiE Consumers of " ines and foreign liquors,
Il resident in Newport ar any other part OF
Rhode Island, are respectfully informed that Fl nm
our extensive Stock, embracing almost every va.
riety, we ore prepared to supply their wants, at
ar rates, in such quantities AS can be convenient
" transported. on their orders icing sent to us,
through MR.. ROBERT s. BAkkER, 1853
THAMES ST, NEWPORT. The articles will
ell bbe put up in the finest conditions and with tn,
bills e forwarded AZ directed.
=. w ENGS & SON
NewYork, cal July. 1859 1871 Front ST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
CYRUS w. FIELD & CO.,
coshIssIoS MEKcHAKTs,
No. II CLirv STREET,

NEW fOkk.
Are Sole Agents in the United Stat's Gr
NuspWu's superior amarhing Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Wr,Iing Papers,
Russell " Superor "
Nirncsce [" Printing "
hawlins X s.ns' Englirh Ti,sue "
Fira quality Ultr.nG,rinc Blue
They are also Agents for the principal Paper
Manufacturers IN this coanir, and oliti for Sale
bj Tar The most extensive AMI desirable stock Of
PAPER AsDPAPEH MAScIAcTuRERs'M NATE
RiAts than can be found in this or uny other
couDtry.
They occupy the large and coinmodious Ware
houses, No. ii Cliff street, No. 90 Ciin street,
M. lSi Christopher street, and the LUiis over
The large Iron Stores, 7 aud o 'iin street.
Then business is si,ic,k whulcrale, and Wri-
ting Pa crs are sold b, the case only.
Their extraordinary, facilities enable them to
offer all Goods, both for,isn and Domestic, at
the lowest rossibl prices.
Papc, made to order, ANY aize or weight. Lib
.ral advances made on consignnenis ot PAPER,
Paper Makers Stock and other mrrhnndise,a
The high"st market price paid m carh Cor all
Mind Of Rags.
it6 ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
OF THE TINES EEWPORT r. THURSDAY MORNING AUG K 1858

A RRIvAL Of &. w. ROPACK, Mt Bera
"A The r.L;lrsicd Dr. &. w. Ross cK, from
swc.drn, froiessor nj Asuoh,gy, Astronomy,
rhrenoiozy and Gro'asnc,, having jn,t arrived
from New Io,k, where lac has met wnh u Q
mou eStraoi binary success for the hst i~o
Years, nov offers his serscrs To- The citinns IL
Boston aud its vicinity. L. w. kutaek being
the skykNrH son OF TINE sEvgFTh sos, and
having made As,rology his exclusive study s,.ce
the cary age oi fifteen ye..s, shjo,s thu .,vant.
ages derived uom travelling and reflection that
Is possessed by none in this country or EuroI<,
aud being so gifted by nature, and having cuiti-
waited this blessed gift, he is prepared to adapt
them 10 the following use. and the immediate
contamination of the follow ing topic,: lie can
ba consulted al his Office or hy letter, (f pre-.
paid,) aud he is prepared to make use oi lis pow-
er ON any Ui the folio lug tUpicr i'usness Ui all
descriptions, Travelling T., land and rea, Court
ship, advlce given for their successul accom-
pllshmeut, specializing in Stocks. M.Tchandise,
or Real Estate, the Recovery oi Legacies in dIs-
puie, the Purchasing Of ick.,s, a"d the Salty
Of Saips at Sea. He has al.o had the ..onor oi
receiving "a certificate from the Hon. 4. 10 "a
Bernadotie. formerly King Of Sweden, which IL
will give him great pleasure TO show to ihoss
who NAV favor hun with call. lie also offers
his services respecting b"s'' wealth, mari iage,
ove affairs, journeys, lawsuits, dlihcui'y IA has.
mess, fraud, sickness, death, tast, prtsent and
future events, and all concerns OF lir, and ill.,
vies all TO call who afflicted corpOrraliy ar
mentally. Nuiivitics calculated and read in lull,
according to the oracles OF masculine signs.
TERMS Ladies 81 90 Gentlemen 81 so
Naiivites calculated according To Geomoncy--
for Ladies, in full, 3d. G.nilenen, in iuil, : 90
Persons al distance can have their Naliyiics
drawn 10y sending the date Of the day ol their
birth.
All letters containing the above fee i'll rce We
immediate attention, aud kaiivities will he sent
To any part Of the world, written on durable pa-
per: all letters on the above topics, il postpaid,
will I've answered gratis
His Office i, at No. 7 High street, between
Federal and Sumner strers. Otiice hours oin
"a. NJ. to 8 O'Clock, l.. Nj.
Copies Of ,he Asuol gicaI Almanac have been
left at the this Once for gratuitUus cuculatlous
il22 3m dSSw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
NEW GOODS,
THE METROPOLITAN RANGE.

1'tIE r.b.ci iber has ..rarrd ,b agency for tha
j sale of this Ly,aite range. u viii do i~ire
the sln.uaS of cooh,ne of sn, iang in nee and ~
a snp.rior manner. u requires bu, hall the
amoun, uI fuel aud the cnst o .s,tipe them 10 We
~ uihrns, ~ comparison wiih other rsnees.
The boiler hn!.s are inycn,usy arranged that
the FIRE bnrus r,lnally under ihs'a all. O"e oftbs
greatest advantage af this range 10 N. constros-
iion of the uycn whuh - l,Ded with kre-briek.
thus retaining ilr beat aud giving 10 the sdyssia-
yes oi a brick a,en. The range has m~t With
ready sale, anil siv's the u,'n"si us.sisiscs,en. 10
all yho h.s, tt.,d -, and - tact sgseussd,oG an
others ~ u,,. The ,slrscr,l.r ,nviss MI tho-s
in wan, ~ . range to rall NJ hi- sors No. I39-
AID esIunw ihe N,u' ysli,an rsags blss pur.
en,.,ys l.. ,firre.
81 NICHOLAS v sArsN.
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AMERICAN TEMPFpANCE
LIFE SIlKAN(EtO.

THIS Company is located at Hartford, Con.
j nectcui. II has been ofhcial, ~ roved l.,
the STATE CoMPTRoLLER, Who ceIilh,s Il al
the Capital Stock, amounting To S1C0tt0, La,
all been paid in. Among the Boaid, Of Council
lors are
Hon. Thomas s. Williams, Hartford. Hon
Andrew y. Judson. Judge u. $. District Court.
Hon. X. II. Wslworth, Chanc, llor, New
York. Hon. Neal bow, Portland, Hon John
A. Foote, Cleveland, Ohio.
Persons d.sirous OF efecting Insurance in thu
Mutual Company, can apply FOR examination tt
T. W. Wood, N. d., oiNe~por.
o22 Z. Is. 81 MESS, JR., AGENT.
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nR.J. &. LEE, No. IT'S Spring street. New
~ York tour bt chs west OF Broadwa,-re,.
pectiully informs his numerous country friends
aud the public, that he still continues ~ the allow.
place. where he may be- consulted at nll ttssona.
he hours in the various branches of Surgery and
Medicim.
Having e,t the las, six years been connected
With the New York Dispsnsary, where upwards
oi Try Thossand Pafnns have been Iic,criled
for dsrng ths ias year. he 10 familiar with nj
forns Of Disespe 20 ~htch the human sysum ~
liable.
iie pays particular attention 10 DisLAsis or
FEsAtNs.
A; Patients Wishing 20 remsin IN the City, under
his care. With. directed 10 comfortable lodgings,
oon,sni,n, 10 him, ., r,ol,re', 's'e, for ,h, &c.
"sunurola'rrrs r'1uir'd. ~ "
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"fACliT HOUSE"
a.. "a. a. A,l.,..

Opposite the Atlantic.
Geo. r. DOW MING il ready, and woulI he
" happy, To receive orders f,r Ice Cream, Char
.ot,e de Russo, Jellirs, Oysters, Soups, Nude
dishes, or any hing ,hl, may be required in his
inc.
Patronage is respectfully solicited, he hopes
that it will be sufficient to say that he will sus.
tain his reputation. (2S
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JOHN G. WEAVER
ATLANTIC HOUSE,


THE abovc-named Summcr-IIotel, having
L been put in thorough order, and having
man, additions made 10 It's accommudat ions,
among which is the introduction OF Gas since ts
clore the last season. is now open tor The recep-
ton Of company; and the subscriber assures HE
old patrons and the public tina, no pains will be
spared 10 make the Atlantic House u comforta-
ble and agreeable summer resort.
The Germania Musical Society is engaged as
heretofore, at this House.
JOS. B. WEAVER,
i'll Proprietor.