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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

A Loso WILL. Heury A. Hamilton
was last week engaged recording in
the books OF the Probate Court Of this
county, one Of the longt at wills, per-
haps, OF record in this . ate, It not in
the United States. The will is that OF
the late Gen. James TayIor OF Newport
Kentucky. Ii covers IL l2 pages OF
royal octave, closely, (and we may add
well )w,itten. The fee tor recording
it amounted TO $2l so. 1t relates to
property valued at $4,000 900, and
gives freedom and property 10 more
than 20 human beings and their poster
i,y. As the tcstator wac the owner oil
real estate in twcnty.siK counties ol
this staie, the will las TO be recorded
in ench OF them. The land owned by
him in this county lies in Miami town.
ship, in The vicinity cf Clifton Xenid
(0hio) TorchHgM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

u- The Cour, Of Justices adjourned
Tuesday until Friday, in consequence
Of the death o! the son OF NJ. Justice
ShelJon, and the death Of Police Officer
w oodrufI. Mr.. Woodruff was only
confined to his house a few days he
has been an efficient and excellent off.
GER. He received wound in the head
last winter in attempting to arrest some
U. S. soldiers in the south part of
Thames street, and has never been well
since that time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
LATEST NEWS FROM CANADA. From

LA w i
the Montreal Gazette, June ~, lS49:
"Our readers will have obse, we'd the fequen,
notices which have aLEeai,d in cur ndve.,itm K
columns oi the benefits resulting from the use II
WiSrAR'S BALSAM OF " lid CHEKkH
III the cure ui seasss Of the respiratory oigsns,
catarrhal afi, ctions, liver complaints. &c.
Many of the certificates are couclec III strong
language, aud may he though to be mere catch.
penay notices, for the purpose Of drawing s,,en.
non To "A quack medicIne. Such, however, " 10.
ar's iiaisaln Of Wild Cherry is not. W.
can ourselves vouch for the good effects this Bal.
sam has had cn diseases OF the nature ot thos.
.bIvs A.eitoned, whenever We have known il
req. "a. 10, and that when every other remedy
has a.,, led aud failed.
From the New York Evening Mirror, Msrek
80, lS4g.
"We regard the wild cherry tree a. one Of ma.
f, ,, ture's own hys,cians, SOFT of good Samaritaa
Ut the forest, its nediciua guul has relieved The
| Sulerings and saved the lives o! thousands. Tho
iials,m prepared by DIR. Wislar sa pure and
pc. iectly reliable preparation Of the real Cherry
| tssence, and II is a remedy by no ueans "bad
10 Ike" We speak confidently and strongly in
its praise, from having Witnessed Its renovaiing
| influence in consumI.tIve cases, when all other
prescriptions had Iroved Of no effect
! The only genuine is Away signed /. BUTTS,
on the wrapper.
For sale by the general agent, SETH ".
! FONLE, 1873 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, and by his suh-agents throughou tho
United States aud British Provinces.
Originally prepared by ilams Il Ce. ,rha.
delphm, now prepared aud sold, wholesale an2
retail, only by Seth w. Fowle, Boston, Mass., to
whom al orders should be addressed, and for
sale b, his agents.
Agents Tor selling wistar's Balsam:- X. J..
Taylr, Newport; ). W. Brggs, Bristol; Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Ports.
mouth; " 'lliam Cor,, Tivertou 4 Corners; S
II =. Steere. Greenv,llc. i22w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
DEATH OF JEssE HUTCHINSON AND

DEATH OF JEssE HUTCHINSON AND
Sp,Rir RAPPikG.-Mrs. Swishelm, in
speaking Of The death OF Jesse Hu,chn-
son, OF The Hutchinson family, says, in
the T...9burg Visitor, she met the family
at Asron a year ago. and that jesse,
with all the FANNY, was firm believer
in spiritual mauilestat ons. "He pledg-
ed himself, " says the Visitor, ito con-
vince US oi their truth as soon as he
wen, to the spirit land. Almost his
parting words were That after death he
would come and rap around Us, 50 that
we should have no peace until we be-
lieved. How sincerely we wish his
promise could be kept; but how every
days experience proves The wisdom of
the commahd, Work while il 10 Gay.'--
Assuredly the night come;h when We
shall know there is no device or know
edge 10 the grave
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

uJ AT noon Tuesday sailor went
into the Grocery store Of Mr.. Robert
II. Stanton and took about thirteen dol
lars in change from his draw lie was
not observed. until alter he left The store
and was passing up street, when some
one gave the alarm and he was pursued;
he had not been arrested late in the al.
iernoon.
P.S. Since the above was written,
we learn that the man was arrested on
the hill by Sheriff Shaw AMI committed
10 Jail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

~ We frequently receive snony-
moUs communications complaining Of
real or imaginary grievances, which the
unkupwn authors desre US to lay before
DE-. tubIic. We have bot one word to
Say n regard to these matters, and hat
if, Uc cununl inser, any such communi-
cato s, lees th. tame Of the author
is en,rusie 10 US. not Tor the purrose
Of being made public, but as euaraG-
tee Of the good iai;h ol the comniur.Ica
unn &c. and even in suth cascs we,
Of course, shall exercise our own die
oreuon in such matters, az far as the
publcat,on 10 concerned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

1--WE know Of 10 more reliable
.emcdy for Rheumatic Complaints
than AlORTIMORE'S RHEUMATIC
COMPOUND AND BLOOD pURl.
FER. Every seeming form OF this
direiul complaint, aclue or chronic,
attended with enlargement Of the joints
or disloca.ion OF limbs, Of recent or
long standing, even cases which have
batiled all other remedial agents, have
readily yielded TO the potency Of this
Comp ,und
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

epfs housekeeping an essential part
OF female education Undoubtedly ii
is. For young woman IN any situa-
lion Of life 10 be ignorant OF the various
business that h,longs 10 gooi house
keeping is as grea, deficiency a, Tor a
clerk no, to understand accounts, or for
the muster OF vessel not to he acquaint-
ed with navigation. ia woman does
not know how the various work Of n
house should be done, she might 40
well know nothing Tor that 10 her er.
press vocation, and IL matters not how
much learning, or how many accom-
plishmenis she may have, II she 10
wanting in that which 10 to f., her for
her peculiar calling.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

THs MAINE Law IN MAssAc usrrTs.
The Boston Transcript, reviewing the
acts oi the Legislature Of Massachusetts,
during the session just terminated, has
me following:
The liquor bill remains untouched.
Its fri >nds have failed 10 make II more
stringent, and It's opponents have not
been able to secure it's repeal. Before
another Legislature, it will doubtless be
declared Unconstitutional in some Of it's
provisions by The Supreme Court.
Meanwhile j, viii virtually be a dead
Letter ,.rcuglou, large portion OF the
State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
Whig City Nomination.
FOR MAYOR
ROBERT Is. CRANSTON.

90 We call the attention Of the free.
men to the Warrant and Notice from
the Town Council, in this mornings pa.
per for the several Ward Meetings, 10
be held on the 7,h oi jane next, tor the
purpose OF clecting C'ty Officers under
the Charter which WAS granted at the
late session of the General Assembly
which has been adopted by The electors
Of Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
IspUsTRiAL AND AGRICULTURAL A Exul

IkpUsTRiAL AND AGRlcuITuRAL ExHr.
slTlus Ar PARIS We learn that
the French government has communi
Gated TO the American minister al that
court decree Of the Emperor, ordering
q universal exhibition OF agricultural
and manufacturing productions to take
place at Paris on The LIST of May, 1855.
The American minister has also been
assured that the French government
will afford 10 foreign exhibitors all desi-
rattle facilities, both relating to custom
house regulations aud Also Tor the re-
ceplon and supervision Of tie articles
sent from abroad TO the proposed exhi-
bitiun. This assurance 10 gwen in the
hope that The government oi the United
States Will favor the participation oi It's
citizens IN the exhibition and encour-
age any desire they may entertain 10
avail Themselves Of its advantages.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

UyThe Lhristion Iaqairer has this
iinr remark - "Thc giddy telle and
,le oyeiwGrded seamslress are extreme
forms of the same menial inpoverish-
menl." The Inquirer further observes
To our view, the worst thing in Amer
lean society is the studied indifference
o.. l,ma.e education to every thing true
useful and eGaitng. Oetentaiion in
high life is a fair match in point of de
gra5n iop, 7ih grinding ~eni in lo~
iifs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

Nj. AT South Boston, after long
search for los, child the other evening
application was made to the teacher OF
the school where he attended, for such
Information as she might possess. She
al first thought she had dismissed the
boy lis usual, but upon rubbing her re-
Hective powers little, was enabled TO
remember tha, she had shut him in IA
closet, by way OF punishment, and had
forgotten TO let him out.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

Private letters from London state that
Chevalier Wykof, OF whose strange
love adventures the public have been
apprised, had re-appenred in that city
IN company with Miss GnmbIe, "a,
whose insi,gaiion he was locked M NJ
Genoa, we believe.) and the story poa
is that the pair are such warm iriena
that their marriage is looked Tor at any
moment IN lact, that their intention Of
marriage hs. been publicly a.owed by
them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
SpiRlTuALlsM.-The Taunton Ga

SpiRlTuA uALisM.-The Taunton Ga
zette contains n notice OF the death Of
Miss Nancy Sherman, of Plympton
(Nass.,) who died oil the 18th instant,
under the influence o.: the spiritual rap
ping Gelusion. She rcsoluteIy refused
lood, living OIL water alone. She had
become SO imoued with the spiritual
haIlucinat,on, that she believed spirits
had forbidden her par,akng Of food,
and she fingered on in this manner for
about three reeks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

rs Company "E," Light Artillery
Major Thomas w. Sherman command
ing, now stationed at Fort Adams, has
been ordered to For, Smelling, Mime
sofa Territory. The Company will
leave here in about ten days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

Mr. Bryant ~ letter 10 ibe ". Y
Evening Post, dated. "Smyrna. March
29," says
"a law passcd by the congress OF Ihe
UnMrd Siatrs in August, 1913, mnkes
the American consuis htpo'n,rd 'or tho
Turklsh empire, jndyfs n al! chuscs of
"A criminal ralufe, ia which "A eiiix ~ 1T
the United Sluins IL HE Jacquard parry.
| prny you 10 look al The siaiu,a. hnd
see il il ~ not an extraordinary one.--
The consul 10 both The Judge and the
iury. and fom his sentence tbere is no
appeal. TIE usages OF the Turkish EN-.
pre-, and. # hm not mistaken, special
treaty. wi;h lie porte, sancuon she eA-
,rclse OF This powrr OIL the par. OF tho
ronsul Ar. Otfiey is The American
consuI al the port ut Smyrna. lie may
not only throw me and tie American
friends who nre with NE, aud the two
Summaries who came Oh With Us rom
Caro-. and are now on this azarc,io,
into prison, anu keep us there ior three
DAYS on no accusation 1T AL, hui he
may hang all the Americans OF our par
~ lo.n,orrow morning, without allow
iny Us IA mcment's delay, or an opror-
,unity ofprocurDg the revision OF has
~ or cupriciOus sentence. II you
should find the law 10 br n hnve staT
led hope you VIII inquire whether II
ought not 10 be immediately amend
3D.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

er We have received from the pub
l.LcB puuan's Monthly lot Junf,
ubeh rll.,s lie FIRST ,.lumr; it's con.
tent. are ,qua ly 'alushlr u,iJ rn,rre,,-
iag with thee of former numbers We
are glad ~ learn that The Mug, znie is
prospecting well, and u.ai II will con.-
meme new volume With $1,000 copies
of the srsl edition. II may be lad at
the taotsior- vi ". II. PEEK, Who will
40 .Upply The b'rs numtsrs, "ai'y
toypd In voiun''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
Fanny FERN.

GEMS WonTH PREsERvINe.-l am Of
opinion ,ha, the Bible contains more
true sub unity, more exquisite beauty
more pure morality, more important
history, and Fl .cr strains OF poetry and
elnuuencc. than can be collected from all
other books, in whatever age or Ian
guage they have been wr',en.-Sir
Wm. Jones.
will haz ard the assertion, that no
man ever did or ever will become truly
eloquent, without being q constant read
er of the Bible, and an admIrcr OF the
purity and subIimlty OF his language.-
EiSher Ames.
The Bible is hook worth more than
all the other books which were ever
Patrick Henry.
Young man. attend 10 the voice OF
one who has possessed certain degree
OF lame in the world, and who will short.
" appear before his Maker. - Read thr
Bible every day of your life. DT. s
johnson.
Iia person obtain true knowledge
of the christian religion, let him study
the Holy Scriptures especially the New
Testament; therein are contained the
worcs Of eternal life. 1t has God for
it's author, salvation for lie end, and
truth without any mixture Of error.--
John Locke.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

a DUMAS PRgsENr TO QUEEN,-
A steam packet recently arrived at
Southampton bringing hyena and
loiidcal as ii present 10 Queen Victoria
from the Queen OF Portugal!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

UrMessrs. Derby & Miller, oi Au-
burn, New York, will soon issue "Fcrn
Leaves" by Fanny Fern; the book
will undoubtedly have very extensive
sale, as Fanny is exceedingly popular.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

U5-The Directors Of the New York
Crystal Palace now think that they
will he able to open the Exhibition by
the 25th Of July, and that the building
will be ready Tor the reception Of goods
~ the middle Of June
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

a scicn, fc man Of Saxony left a re.
ceipt, which lie had signally tested, for
the cure of hydrophoba. Take imme-
diately warm vinegar, or ,epid water,
wash the wound clean Herewith, and
then dry it; pour then upon he wound
a few drops OF nitric acid, because MIN
eral aeids destroy The poison Of the sali-
va, by which the effect OF the latter Is
neutralizcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

a NOVEL VlsiT.-On the 9Th Of last
month three officers from the U. S.
slooI-oi war Cyane, than ut anchor at
San juan del Norte, on The Atlantic
side oI ,ne continent. in returning from
n visit TO Leon, found themselves within
twelve miles OF The U. S. ship Ports.
mouth, at San Jaan del Sud, on the
Pacific. They rode over. dined with
their friends on hoard that ship, ana
returned to Lake Nicaragua the same
evening. This is the first time that
officers attached TO the home sqnadton
have visited IL chip on the Pacific station
Norjvtx Ifansupt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

TBE MEMORY OF THE DEAD.-It is an
exquisite and beautiful hing in our na-
ture, ,ha, when tie heart is touched and
soitcned by some tranquil happiness or
ahcclonatc feeling, the memory o! the
dead comes over il most powerfully
and rresislabIy. 1t would seem almcst
as though our better thoughts aud Gym
pa,hies were clarms, IN virtue of which
the soul 10 enabled TO hold some vague
and mysterious intercourse with the
spirits Of those whom we loved in lie
Alas hew often and how long may
those pa,ien, angels hover around us,
watching ior the spell which Is 80 sell
dom uttered and so soon rgoticn.-
Dickens.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

NovsL ISLANDER Sulr-It is rumored
that the mother OF the Rev. EleaZer
Williams has commenced suit Tor
slander, against all persons who have
asserted that her Eieazer is the son Of
King.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

O. "Dck, | say, why dont you
turn that bufialo robe t'o,her eide eoot
hair side in is the warmesl."
Bah, Tom, you get out. DO you
surpos, the animal himself didn't know
how TO wear his hIde2 l follow bis
style"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

A gentleman went fishing, and
among other ;hiDgs, he hauled in
large sized turtle. To enjoy the surprise
OF the servan, gir, he placed i, in her
bedroom. Next morning the fret one
who bounced into the breakias,-room
was Blddy, with the exclamation Of
BE labsrs, I've caught the fivil!
what divil p
why the bull bedbug tha, has been
attn the children Tor the last two
months
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

MARRYING FOR MosEY.-. There are
hundreds Of idle young men who rxprcl
20 keep themselves out oi the workhouse
by marrying fortune They don,
care for beauty nor mind but they
idolize money. Beauty, mind, aud
morey make rare combination yet
what are they worth when ass clalsd
with small spirit. Very. very seldom is
it The case that women have combina-
i.rn of all. A proposition ior you,
reader: Men. who are men, will no,
marry for money aud h"urr, there
being many such men, there ARE many
poor but pre,ly and intelligent ladies
who get husbands, and good husbands.
Only think OF a man plunting himself
down, AID lUnfing OF IA wile's money.
Wha, a thing .-Bisdrre.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

D.. o. w. Holmes says he does not
believe in the equality Of the sexes-in
fact he ralcs woman rather higher than
man.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

An odd genius ascribed the very cold
weather we had winter before last to the
fact that Sir John Franklin went
through the Northwest Passage and
forpo, 70 shu, the doc, after him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
BRIGHTON cArriEMARKET NJ, ..

A. market-52b Beef C,i,e, no Stores.
pairs working Ou.n,es Cows and Calves!
80 sheep and Lsn.bs, and 1900 Swine.
i'ricss-Br.f Cattle-Exira, IS; lst quality
90 2 quality, o7a 81 75; 81 quail ty, IS IS;
ordinary s6a t25.
Working Oxrn-Stormy, and no sales noticed.
Cows ani Caly-s-S20, 22. 2i, 25, 2sa3l.
Sheep rad La.nbs-S2, Q, 3 50a4. Exus,
81, &, 7a9
Swine-7s5c retail, SAGE; fat hogs 5l.se.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

ii w We RusR FoRwARp !-Scarce
lorlnlgh, has pas ed since the terrible
calamity at No'walk occurred and il is
"lrcady almost forgotten. 1t has ce T.
ed TO be The subject OF thought or re-
mark. Another fortnight, aud the sigh
Of the bereaved widow or the tear
,rlnkling silently down The cheek Of the
orphan will be the only memorial Of
that sad event. Such is the world
Onward rolls The wave Of time, swell
mo in r,s rrsisiIess courss human events,
be they joyful or Iraught with sorrow,
into the silence Of oblivion. A great
man dies. The wave rolls over his
crave, the world wipes the tear from
ns eye, and, turning away from his sep
ulchre, moves on. The chasm lett by
his removal is closed up, and he passes
from the minds of men. II is u Sad
thing to think OF, this pcrish'ng utterly
from the memory Of the world. Ii Is
well calculated TO humhle the spirit OF q
man to reflect tha, he will one day be
laid in grave, asd from the still ness Of
his last resting place hear the tramp oil
needless thousands shove HIM, and
know that he ia forgotten Of them all
Albany Req
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
To MAxsA Goop WIFE UNHAPPY

To MAKE GocD WIFE UNHAPPY
We apprehend there are many husbands
who will read The following with a blush
See your lie Ms seldom as possible.
If she ID warni-hearted and cheerful IN
temper, or il alter days or weeks OF
abseure she meet you with II sThlIng
face and in an "a, c,onate manner, be
.ure 10 look cooly upon her and answer
her with monysy lIabIes. II size torcc
bacS her tears and is resolved 10 loek
cheerful, s.l down aud cape in her pre-
sence till she is fully convinced OF Your
Indifference. Never think you have any
thing TO do to make her haPpy--but
that her happiness is 10 flow from
gratifying your caprices and when she
has done all that woman can do, be
sure you do no, appear gratitied. Never
take All interest in any OF her pursuits
aud # she asks your advice, make ber
feel that she IL troublesoni. and inperti.
rent II she attempts TO rally you
good humoredIy on any Of your pecu-
lar,li. 6, never Join in The laugh hs'
irown her into silence. II she has
faults, (Which without doubt she Will
have and perhaps may be ignorant CD
never attempt with Kindness to correct
them. BY such IL course you will not
la!l 10 make an unhappy wife aud ii
you have children, they will not fail 10
be inoculated with tie example, which
they viii chow in thelr respect TO their
parents.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-11

raisoad Baltimore 60 WAssii"s and
ases.s sfA Ae large and pse~<H steamers ~ s
iAs 0Ae a.s TAG stassS 20 Zasessas,
This being thoroughly completed by the ss
finishing great board Tree Tunnel and the road being "a
traveier eounjsnu5 81
aud low fas The scenery upon
and character
he Baltimore daily q, and
Wheeling $3.50 nlos) Ia In OF "
GLIDING stoppsge., arriving day
BALTIMORE at lay over Tor lodging
IN 7s me and proceed thence 10 Wheeling IN ts
morning
To connec ain the leave Washington II D.
and daily, noetng the cars ftom bAn,orr a. inc wash
Dieter known the Relay House e mics nom
baltimore.
AZ Wheeling unvalcd Of the Union ns,
lorn DALI, eousss
down the Ohio 70 On
cipusfi and Louisville, Nashville Ac,
Oan packets, be taken by those go
ing further nt HhSt tt4 IA
Passengers who prefer the land route tQ GIN
ciunst Ohio West proceed III
Wheeling Ohio Company excellent coaches
National road Zanesve &c and thcuce
by railroad Ak lNt d. .#4. pee tJbN. nNR q,
Pssenxers Wc.vile and Cleveland BY stcamhoa and
railroad will also fnd this most syceA,is route cIa ochy
and speedy connexoh al Wbss.ng 10 and ron te
places II f'st ..,Ml
change of passengers baggage anfI4i
BY through with the right lie anywhere on the
roue ashngton Wheeling ~ 5o 70 cnc'nnaii Sl
Louisville, @ta. ltt "1iNlNf ett IT }liGf sAi
Iickols 70 Be agent railroad
- $500 WA. PARKER,
MsyiI--dn ba Mi4 aA qt General Superintendent.