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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

pLoop ruRIriER, 49,.

A. 80 blood PURIFIER,
01H1CH mas GAINED SUCH CHEAT rorU.
VI LARlrY vhsrsysr inuoduosd, - the on'y sp,-
rss isn.sy % Sss sS.sy sy's eSs.s shoS..sss si
.eApse con pTisinS every se<mine form of this eou
pisidt from tbs tafamm sts'y taeIss) form, Attend
sd With s~slar snd ssisrssnss's of The jcists, to
Toh cAonF Cases ~ hom tru.to twenty and thirty
years hsndins. Tnose who has for years rrsostsd
TO The vtrtPys 9etsrs1sd springs. had trsd all the
ifnf~ snfs ahd ex'sruAi Applications. AID Teen un'
6sT !restmSpt Of soe VI the sbIesi physicians both
' ID this country and Europe and were pronounced
'fsen atbs.l st after all these enorts had failed,
thH eornyound has cared them. Many who have
BEEN cfpss, sltAer hobolins upon cru,chss or con.
nnsd.'o iSsis ssds ID. ysaIs, certify tos complete
and psrms sspt-rursls lss!a,!,sse-of this remedy.
We hsvs not space, In inswspspsr adve, ,tissmsnt
Senee IN hs behalf This svidercs Comes fr' N
sources which nust inspire confidence in every
mind he conductors OF high toned public jou' 'als
have published TO the world Its wonderful aud hen.
eneisl effects upon themselves and those around
ihefn and In some instances SPEAK ef hundr ds OF
cures 'fhy.itiaus have retorted 10 II. and certlfl
that, even In extreme Cases, where cosults M had
been Id. and they had decided that there were no
hop.s Of Iecouuy, even then, they procured this
medicine and a'minisered u, and IL effected com
plse cure Ministers of various denominations have
written and publ 81 Cd what II has done for them
selves and their friends while Merchants, Officers,
Mechanics and private citizens, have furnished vol
um, II evidence OF the highest chaiLcter such Ms
accompanies no other preparation IN america.
We most respectfully ask those who are afflicted
10 send TO the agent IN their vicinity and crcu-
lar and read lhe letters aud certificates Rev, Jas
Mitchell Rev. \. q. Bsrr.m Rev. J, II Linn, Rev
J. IA. Kelly Rev X. A. Colburn, aud oiher c'ergy-
Man while We aid the names G lion smith,
late esidsnt Of the Bank of the State Of Missouri !
SEQ -. Alherion. 'fcsr IN the Bank In st. Louis ;
hsssrs Jas. H-Eddy, d. Downina, A Holland, u.
:" Stone, w ,hri-ty, Joseph Svuthnck, with
other prominent merchants Of st. LOUIS as also vast
numbers Of other ciilLens.
This is tsm. evidences and these are tU ng ,cit
nsssss, where this great remedy was first Introduced
And where many thousands have been cured during
the sst Two years. TIE proprietors have now open
ID their Great Central Ofite AT No Barclay street,
(AGor House,, IN the city cfNew York, where all
orders for this medicine will be promptly attended TO
This 10 TIA is spirit AN internal remedy,
prepared and recommended for this one disease
alone. This it, DiH cure
PsIcs. e5 per single bottle or three bottles for
Wv. ALEXANDER & CO. Propretors,
NO. Banl,y street, New York ity.
HAZARD CASwELL, Sole Agents for New
port. ., ma ly
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CASH tArER WAREHOUSE,

CASH tATER ARFHOtSF,
No II FxCHhsGE STREIT,-- ,--PRUvIDTNcr
IItNRY SrAtLFS & CO., Uhei for sae ~
III the most favorable terms -
Book Paper, made to order, at short notice.
Letter, Cap, Ball, and Envelope Pnp'r.
Mute Papers Hardware PaT~r.
Printing PAPER, Of all Balrng Paprr
regular sizes, and any Tack Paper.
irregular size made 10 hoe Paper.
order. tarp-, Paper.
Tissne Paper. Cloth Paper
Tea Paper. Drugg'Ns' Papes
TaluTs' Pattern Pa Pox Paper.
per. Straw apTr.
Manila Paper. pry shrething la
Colored Medium Pa per.
per. Blotrjns Paper.
Grocrrs paper. Straw board.
Tarr,d Sheathing Ia. IirIor Beard,
per Envcorrs.
Cotton T~ine, Wick and fntinK
Also, highest cash rt,ce PAID for Rogr, &c
HENRY STAPLES CO.,
il6 lyis No. II Exchanae-st.
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NEW GOODS PER RIENZI.
NEWTON BROTHERS

Have just received al extensive stock OF
CHOICE AND FRESH GROCERIES.
which are now offered at WHOLESALE AND
RErAiL at the very lowest market prices.
...Ehe stock consis ing principally Ms Galiows:
~ Tierces Prime Rice
100 bbls. Croton and v hitnsy Flour
~ packages New Teas
90 bbls. Extra New Orleans Molasses
70 boxes brown Sugar
20 bbis. StewaIu Crushed Sugar
Boxes do. Loaf Sugar
~ bbls do. Powdered Sugar
IS bbls. do. Refined Sugar
so bugs Java, Rio and Lagujia Coffee
70 boxes Ground Coffee
TU bbls. Beef und Pork
rs Casks Smoked Reef and Hams
as Box,s Selected Herring
Bob Bags Dairy Sal,
, 81 i,oxes Cheese
!" - tubs Refined i.eafL
100 Boxes Chemical aud Steam Soap
30 Boxes Blue and White Starch
26 Cases Refined Salerstus
81 Boxes Bunch and Layer Raisns
10 Kegs Rs,s,ns
s C, ,sks Currants
Boxes Citron
eco lrums Figs
q. D bags FiIberts and Brssii Nuts
8 Bales Almonds and Madeira Nuts
rs Bags Peanuts und Pecan NUS
. ~ Bbi,: Dried Apples
Casks Dried FIunps
20 Boxes Oranges and Lemons
' 10 Krss Pure tround Ginger
20 Box~s " I" Spices
5 c.s-s Mace and Nutmegs
Is Baskets Olive Oil
~ Cases English and American Mustard
: rs Boxes Pepper Sauce
10 Bags Pepper, Pimento aud Gloves
''l6 Boxes Lemon syrup
20 Cases Msccaroni b Vermicelli
Is Boxes Patent Candles
20 Boxes Scented Soap
Cases Engnh Pickles and Sauces
6Ksas Peatl Barley
10 Ca,es Canton Preserved Ginger
10 Boxes Baking Powder
IS Cases smoking Tobacco
rs Boxes Fine Cnt Chewing TobaccO
20 Jars Msccoboy Snuff
20 buxas Manufactured Tobacco
80 Boxes Pipes
$50 Rsams Wrapping Paper
with u general assoit tment Of hne Groceries and
Ricknacks in the greatest variety, Call aud See
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NEW ANDiTCH STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS
EIkNtlI LH e. l'tl
OHhNULEN q OO. ,
& AS SunxIR sTWIl'

Gas SSuaxIR sTRIIr,
BOSTON.
Having received by hate srivsl' .u sv~s
Inportafions IF choice Goods. We ss nU~ Pa pared
to vfer bl,h at
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
A more extensive Stock Of new and attractive
t'oods than ne have ever before offered. A
i.I ge portion uf QUE SipcL havi'g m-n iin:urt.d
With especial ref encr ic our Retail Sshr. and
in styies sscIusveIy Our own, We are enabled to
exhibit 10 our Cu.,omers mauN urw AID b,s1tiiut
articles, not o ie i"uu ei,sv here.
We invite pat cular su.aton 10 Our large ~.
snr'n Mt of
PLAID SILKS, in new aud rich styles;
rL.lN SlLko-in The must fashionable
soades;
BRUCADE slLKs-ia n.~ and email Gr.
PLAIN BLACK sILKs-.f,hs mrs, ,pprov.
Ell make
FIUUkED BL ,CK slLKs-iu gre., ,.,i..
PLAID AND STRIPE MOURNING
CASHMERE LONG AND SQUARE
PARIS PRINTED sHAwLs-br..hM
par','s;
sILk MANrnLts-,ery elegant styles;
LACE MANTI, Las;
PRINTED AND PLAIN BAREGES;
tklN I W lNSifS
PRINTED JkCONETS AND MUSfIN9i
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRIN1S-.s
exensivr hss'ttnirnt;
PRINTED AND PLAIN MOUSShLtNE
De LANES;
BAREGE DE LANES and ARAEsiAS
CLOTHS
EMBROiDERIES I,Cts:
HOSIERY AND OLO'tS;
PARASOLS;
LINEN GOODS--in great variety,
PRINTED PIANO AND TABLE COVERS
--iu the richest gyhs;
Iiadli,on 10 ou stock Of itch and hi b eoss
goods We now ohcrirg complete sssottrn~ut
of med'ulu p,icc ,rds, oi the va,ious kinds sss.
ted IN every family which Ne Hre selling ~ lev
price,, and to which We invite the s,ieu,Iss sf
purchasers.
la our RETAIL. .bLPAkTMENT The
ONE PRICE system
Will he strict, adhc, ed ,r, thrseb, enabling css-
toners least acquainted ~ih the value oi mer-
chandis-, to prrcsare upon tho same terms 90
those H,5st acquainted
We respectfully invite pu,ohasers frcm ,ha
country tu visit pur Store, fully believing that
thry will he able o. make their ,ssctinns ss sat
isf ctorrly as at ae, other Estnhlishusni.
s26 3Ia 6~ CliANDLEk co.
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= I911I
| |KATMkiR0N\ ~
&A&&,e
LYONS KATHAIRCN, .f.
FOR PRESERVING AND BtAUTIFI tNo
THE HAIR

LYONS KATHAIRCN, r
FOR PRESERVING AND BtAUTIFl tko
+ II + II AIR
THE KATHAIRON neutraises the eeeS,s u
L the disease, climate, and old Hgp, In prtseiv v.
ing and rpstor ng the Hvmap Hair, even sfer
lA'dne,s Of many years; CLEANSING tke scalp
from nANURuFF,
and all IFS natural impurities immediately 10
leves sympathetic attacks OF
NERVOUS HEADAcHE,J
And cures all Quo Heous dsesyas OF ~. st,r,
such AS Salt Rheum, En,ipclAs, Itch, lufA;.aI.
tions &c. &c. Asa
Toilet Article
For giving the Hair a rich, soh, glovy sre
curling appearance, nothing has ever l-en di,r-
vered To- equal its cont, sfed--is ,ac.p,es,i iLis
virtues. II eShalrs the pcriuIss sf the most
delightful and exotic howers, nnd is free ftom sli
mineral properties, or sry s,i stance whrh. sas
color the skin, or stain Iad,'s hat. Far
BALD AND GRAY HEALS
II is RE eminentiy heneGcial.
"The Kalhsiron has f,l, restored ~ hairl
after baldness of Ntars.
Causing IL tc grow lmxurisntiy, and giving il n
soft and curling appearance, Of the most
delightful character
A. J. COURTRlGHT, 76 Broad street, v. Y.
The use Of the ka,haron ~ adopted by the
first phi, sicipn in Europe and me fica, and has
patronage and sale unprecedented in the his,s.
~ Of the Mateira Mrdica.
Sold nv all reputable dealers rhroughout Worth
and South America. Esrupe and tho Islands Of
the Ocean, in large, handsome bottles, Tor .5 cts.
Profi's only ~ 'Siens w snlrs.
Sold 10 the trace al n liberal discount, hut
commissioned in ~" int,arce.
o. nc
-. :. BARNES, Proprietor, ,l6l Broadway,N.Y.
To whrm all orders shoud he Addressed.
Sold in Newport, by X. J. TAYLOR, and
HAZARD & CASWELL, and by all dug
gists every WHERE.
ml9-d& " 3mis.
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STATE RHODE ISLAND. &C

IN Gemral Assembly. Jan'l Session 4. D.. 1853.
TTPON The leriton of +" lLLlAM ANTHU-
y NY ct al, against he khode lslaud Turn
pike Company
his Ni,d and Rssolpsd, Y ha, the said pt,iron
be continue d to the N xt res,lon of this Genei al
Assembly. and in thu mesn tine rhr petitioners
give notice oi the prnoeocy OF their petition iy
causing GARDNER ! bomas, Of Po,tsm"uth, to bs
served with . cop, Of the same, aud With copy
ofthis vote, and that lhel csn.e copy Of this
vote To be published IN Il e NewP'rt i"iy News,
for three weeks prior to raid neal s.ssoa.
A rr@ Cop, ,--Attcst;
nl5 if A. POTTER, Scc'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05
STEAM CRIST MILL,

TUSEPH IT, Z q. ". PEKKY lake p1easure
u in informing their iriends and customeis that
their Gis, Mill on Cnnmtrc,I " haf 70 nov ~
operation. Corn and Meal. OF all kinds, ard Of
the best quality, can he Obtained st tie Mil. or
at their red brick store, no,,h side halkei
square, Newport. r. |.
m5 j. II. &c w. PERRY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05
GOD ANiJt OAi..


THE suhscriler, having ,ult ha,rd the toni
l and WOOD Whar: folm J, i-lcnpire 10 Mr..
F. r. Prckham, aud mad. 'uch aIr"ng-m' nts
with parties vi the highest stsndng in The tiad,
at Baltimore md PhltadeIl MIA, ~ viii cna's
hln 10 furnish Ii,unlntus ard Anthracite (Red
aud WhH- ASH prepared Coal, Of the beet quail.
iirrs, upon the most favorable terms, would take
this method Of informing the cilztns cf New
port an vicinity, that he i, now prpat-dto NJ
tend prompt, ~ all orde-s, in this line If busr
ness. (mD WIN. J SNlNBCkNE.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
THE subscriber would infnm the pblis that
he has opened an Intelligence Oac' n, hs
Emigration Office, No. 7 Washington Square,
where those wishlng h,lp Of an, Mud " i'll uwa,'
get such as rh,, llk' ard r,' Who want si'u-
alisu. any occupation would do vel to caI.
n,23 3n JOHN ID. BYRhE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

CIGs, 100 small drums Fig, % excellent quail
u ity and low price, also Large d,ums, bask
cts aud RoIes. tbi. day rscs,.sd at
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05
PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS.

THESE uref and iur,ly 'cl,lna'rd Birds are
i nov first offered III coniph, ,e form, and are
recommended to the favorable notice Of the La
dies, as articles which, IN l"int oi utility, tur''
bilit, and beauty cinuot be- SUI assed. d! the
use ., these B,rds AN upright portion in sewing
may always lie attain d, ano tie larger 81 1,
druopi OF bent figure tue natural conseq enre OF
sewing ~ AN uni,vorabe posl'ion. en'nriy 'hVl-
ated. We have arranged Tor IA constant suIlk
and will furnish the Mst a,titl.a at The Invest
prices. B. n. IlSDALE & son.
81,
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CONNg1t t>L MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,

PkevIpssCb, X l.
once In Ffsnlhn House, corner Of soutl hsA 60
College streets.
insure ssnin.t FIR, and Nsnne Rishs 90 % fvess
BILE terms he o,het stv,k Companies.
capital 10000.
This Company snOfds the same secsfity 80 othss
Stoes Companies with the sdditionsi sovsp,sse 70
the Insured OF shsring equally with the rtos Ah"csrs
In the Ntu bafpsss Of the business, wtthout AL Ws
DIRECTuRs-
rhon,ss Usrkhess, Amos ". BeekwisA
Ousy Tsf. bsnry lippht,
Trdinsn Oeckwtih, u osea ballou. IT.,
Thops.J J s"sd. Henry q. hsihevs~s
Wini.in A hobinsop, Jsniss q. ALtA.ey,
James Y g. iih, John \. Mss~a,
A. n. Dn. psuiel Dsy,
Uliuss Bu,tsu, tcv srd fssres,
rh,rFs " Dstrsy, GsoIgs ". Chaps.
hhfss a.. shff. ult.m J. kh1.
Cyrus rah Joe -ph' syps,ssr.
Cyrus y. hsnehssisr. teth frdsnsft.
Eari p. h.sa..
THOMAS HABKNGss. Pr~s<>sa
ESQ. c. AHpVLp, s~eIy.
hsrlssron PER nan Ssi lsssr.sss - a. csss
~ viii r~<,ses y. -ups stsssu>s
% a. "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05
GORTON ANDERSON'S
AMBROSIAL I>VlGORATOR
FOR TIE HAIR

E'OH preserving, restoring and benutif, ing the
Il Hair; u safe AID never failing remtd, Tor al
diseases OF the scalp; n cert,in ex,etIninaior oi
dandruf and scah, and preventive of b,dnsss,
grew hair, &c.
Int Inventor and Proprietor Of this vahu"b,
article has for years been engaged IN the business
Of ttair,cut,inl and dressing, and has had tn,
most ample opportunities OF becoming thoroughly
acquainted with all that rela to il. HIS atten-
tion has bren constantly drawn to the study oi
the condition of the Hair under the varying cir
cumstauces y. odnced by climate, age, disease.
&c; and he has in HIS private practice, for somr
years, used the Invalu 'ble preparation which, at
the RI ,est Of many OF his must highly Influential
and respectable patrons he now Offers to ,he pub
lic. Indeed. the numerous applications fiou
s,rangers ut n distance, as well rs in tie neigh
borhood, have compelled him to prepare large
quantities ofth
AMBROSIAL INvIGCRAToR,
and il 10 now offered To the world, with the ns-
surance that th for gentlemen and ladies i is
snequslled, for utility and economy by any Hair
preparation in the universe.
Ladirs will find the AMBRosiAL great addi-
tion To the Toilet, bo account of its del,cate
IN agreeable perfume, and the great facilities
u affords IN dressing the iiair, which wnen moist
with the Ambrosal, can be dressed in any rrquir-
ed form, 81 ne to preserve its place. When used
on the heads of children, it Lays the foundation
(er good head Of hair.
The A,abrosial lnvigorator will keep the Nair
moist longer Than an, oil, aud ~ warranted to give
Sniverssi satisiae,ion in all cases, when properly
Used
For sale. wholesale and retail, by the proprr-
Tor, JOB Thames street, Newport, X. l., A lb-
sral discount will be made 10 those who purchase
u for sale. Single BOTTLES, 25 cents, accompa-
sied with full directions TOR ts u-e togehr, with
treatise on the formation, character and diseas.
o. Of the Hair.
il2 GORTON ANDERSON.
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ii. A. WOOD. NJ. u.
THE MEDICAL JOURNALS

Have not ~ Al 'glr instance, that has been
authentic tied, gwen III ir stnrtiun to any other
preparation lot the above complaints u has
IL may desperate and v,olnt cases effected ~.
dic, cures, after patient. had been abandoned
and III r condition pronounced hopeless by nedi.
cal practitioners ofhigh professional ch 'ractrr.
NV office having been IN store where this
Cordi Il WIS kept fir salr for over thrrc wears
snd my opportunities Of judging Of its effects
snnpNhu Numerous, the vast increasing dem. nd
and inat w,thnut = s'ngle advertisement, tell. E,r
itself have seen case of wcakucs. ~ hich
hid resisted all trratm ut f1r five We ~, buih IN
this place a ID rh'ladeil lhm, aud the pr son iair
candidate Cor suicide. radically cured with one
dn,en bottl--. lie had spent himself hundreds
without relief aud was cured with twenty tour
dsllar's worth VI Dr. Morse, C,rdid.
A. KENDALL, NJ ID.
AGENTS IN NEM IOk1,
HAZARD 4 CASNFtI.,
ArorHEcsktLS HAT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

CANDLES, Wax. Sperm, Adam 'ntirs ard
v Muuli Candies, just received ri the psrs,e
Corner Grocery. tssl lDUNu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

MESsRS. Rrownen A 60. have removed their
In Auction Rot ms ~ stanhopt's iluck opposite
newton prothers 2nd Moor. where they will lie h~p-
py o. see their old friends and the publti grateful
.or past hyors, they solicit n ooninusme of the
f.me as HENRY NJ. BROWNEIL h CO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05
COPPER q COMPOSITION

COPPER 81 COMPOSITION
FASI FEIs 90
CoPrER BOL1S,-i 2t ! 5-s m,h diameter.
yttLun MtIAL kCITs,-l.2 to ! SIS iacAn
diam,ter.
ComrosI1IoS SPiKIs,-al sizeu required.
10. Wuup Esq RoLTs,-all s.zes
10. RUDDER JoiSTs.--to order.
BrtLs. and vii KIND, Bias. and Juml o,ition
TRInntsGs ior Nrs,els' usr, fuln,sl,d on the
most La .Ofallr uIns.
henry ". HOOPER 4 co.
FofPrE llEALFRs AND FoUspiRs,
Bouor, March, 1853 "a Commei c,aI sire,t
AL 3taw 3m
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS,
FALL sur PLY Y.
DAIRY Bm,er-CherN- Pork & Beef Ham,
- Family Flom-Exira Buck. " hrat--iedi
Lar bag & Box Salt-Whrr Bean.- Be-,
Beached Nhal- Oil-Stuats Symp-NuscovadS
Molas-e.- Sugars Teas- Jsva-i.agut,>
Rio Cof' e-kic"- Pearl Srarch--SoaI-Adan.
antine Candles ilumony - Samp - Northern
Hone,-Shaker. Ilrlbs - Fgs--Srices f AL
kind. - Box Cask & Srrdcss Rairins-Zan,
Cmrants-AInonds &C., She.lbaik NUS, &c.
&c. At 2ol L ,ames ST., hy
n27 HENRY POTTER.
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EMYROiDERIrS
-
nrNnN.I

TWENTY Bass African Peanuts ju,t re.
ceived and fvr sale low at GARR'S,
s9 Ill Thames 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

CLOCKS.
~. T'sDNI E. 4 So nfrr for sslr the largest
D. assortment oi 81 hOUf aud nHy, Sqnhfe, Round
and Gothic patterns. NJ the lowest prices errrv
Cioek warranted and d.live ell N any part of the
Town. s5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

NEEDLES, Just received Ano,hrr new sup.
1N ply II Extra Drilled Eye Needles. such ne
We have furnish d hrretofore; To ,hnse who
havs usei them, II 10 unnecessary that they hr
recommended; 10 those who have not, we would
ssy, Try them.
AIS '1 D. n. TtsDALE q SON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

DECEIVED this day, n lot uf Fields Pick
II Axes, al,o, ID lot Of Manure ana GaId IL
FORKS. A. n. STEVENS.
m2j l56 Thames IT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

(,NA,iAN Flour of the n'ccst quantity, for sal.
" at the Steam Grst Mill 1T store Of
m29 J. II. 4 G W. FERRY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05
ORANGES this day received add tor sale at
" a9 CAKR'S, III Thames ~.
WATCHES.

WATCHES.
IUST imported; new lot Of English Lever,
u Ancre aud L'Epue Watches, in Gold and
Silver Cases, manufactured % our pwn order,
IN 1 warranted to be perfect ,ine-keepers; for
sale uoon the most satisfactory terms, ty
milo Is. u. TISDtLE 4 son
CHOULDER BRACES, new s,e for Ladies
~ Gen,lemen and Children. These Braces aie
siastic, ,rnd Afford CONSTANT ruppori TO the shoul.
ders, very gradually, and slightly, yet constantly
drawing them backwards ; for sale Ivy
HAZARII& CASMEl.L,
'Apothtesries' Hall d Hall Of Pharmacy.
= ms
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t:i ''' S1ss;ss. ts1;s II ~ r. fis... K: :. a.
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1--WE sheep for sale, 10 Eve sheep for sale;
IL enquire 0f J. u. Il q. w. PERRY.
m2i
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO

correspondent of the New York Herald
writes that paper from Mexico under date Of
Nov. 7th as follows
Santa Anna has become quite uneasy in his
dictatorship, and daily dreads the loss of his
other leg, which he res to prevent by daily
making number of expulsions of the most
Influential men out Of the country. He has OF
late made large contract with Messrs. Sinons-
field 4 Co, TO build him two steam war pro.
pellers, Of four hundred tuns, armed and equip
ped also, about two hundred pieces Of artil-
lery, shell and shot. He also sends by the
Texas, Col. Partc Anraya, TO bring up other
munitions of war, and other munitions of arms
There also goes by her commissioner to
Spain, France and England, on some secret ex.
plot. At the same time there are several curl.
Gus circum stances 20 be looked into.
BY the English steamer the Spanish minister
left for Spain, and every day we see new ap-
pointments of Spanish officers in the Mexican
ranks. Also, we find large armaments of mu-
n,ions of daily introduced into the country
from France and Spain; and this while the
country is at peace.
BY the Texas there are expelled out of the
country Senator Arriago, ex Minister of Jus
tice under Arista's aid-de. camps, and several
others When they all meet in the U s. they
with Capt Robes, in New Orleans, can make
up good fliibustering army.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

As the Cedar Rapids Era has brought up the
subject, and as it was of the prints that bolt
ed the nomination Of Judge Clark in 1859, We
wish TO ask whether it will now admit Many au
thorlty competent II call convention" We
want this matter settled. and no excuse, ever SO
transparent, left for boiling hcreafter. The
Muscatine convention appointed a district COM
mttee with powers to call convention in 1854
the Cedar Rapids convention did the same
thing and il becomes, in view Of the excuse
offered for boiling in 1852 grave question
whether these presses the Era, Reporter and
Express, will now acknowledge ony "compe-
ten; authority" Let US hear from you-.Nas
eatinc Enquirer.
More il nor that ~. .'--'-~, aud nave PuTPa-
ed TOR some time offering suggestion, which i
adopted, may lead to happy results, and if re.
jected may promote future discnrd, the abov,
fppani al!usion 10 curssf ns a sboifer' weul,
tion we desire to make is ihis-thai the tw,
Congressional Com mi,tees unite in max ing ih,
next Cali for Congressional Convent on. /
this should be agreed t., the door will be eff; ct
ually closed To future complaint. We have II,
feeling upon the subject in his vicinity, farth
than 10 see such a course adopted, as will recon
cie the asperi,y in The interior counties.
One word TO the editor uf the Enquirer =
Your charge that we are "boltcr" is untrue
This we have too repeat, dy established to lcaY,
any doubt upoa the minds OF rational aad Jus
rnen--ihe censures Of Others we care little fer
We never III the whsle courss oi our lie, bote,
a dtnccr N:c no,nina,ion, wii.t r regularly, q
irreguiariy made and We nev,r expect 10, al
though we hold it TO be competent iorany dem"
crat to dsseu: from irrcs.iUrig called, or un
sairy irductcd Convention. Your rid,culru
periuacity in odhrrin. To error, is only excel
ed by your drp,avi,y in originating it When
cyes yon and NE, shall be measured b.; the stan
dard Of democracy, taught in the schools of a
earlier day, than The pres NJ, we 1--we no,bn
to fear. Our record is such, as 10 cause n MOI
iticatisns or regrets, and we sincerely trust
will always be competent for you TO make I'll
same declaration. we desire no controve: s
upon this point, but continued repetition
this groundtess and malignant charge, ma
create strong desire, if not necessity, for en-
quring into the antecedents of the editor
the '.Musca.ine Enquirer The task would
as unpleasant to us, as il would be prnfiess {
him and therefore we shall avoid it if he WILL pei
nit US tc DO SO.