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A RRIyhi. ot &. w. ROBACk, ~ Bn.tnn
"A The relebrated Dr. &. w. RoPACK, from
Sweden, Professor OF Astroiogy, Astronomy,
chronology and hcUlndnc.j having just arrived
from New York, where he has met with the
most extraordinary success tor the last tHo
wears, moss offers his services to the clilzens Ui
Boston aud it, vicinity. {. W. Ruback being
the SEVENTH son OF THE SEVENTH SON, Hnd
having luadu Astro!uIy his exclusive study slrc"
the r9rty age of fifteen yca.,, anots The "dVant-
ayes derived from travelling and reflection that
ia pu,sessrd bv none i'll this country or Europe
aud being 80 gifted hy nature, and having cuti-
waited this blessed gift, he ia prepared 10 adapt
them to the following use, and the Immediate
consunmatinn Of the iollouing topics: He can
he consulted at his office or by letter, OF pre-
paid, } aud he is prepared to make use othls pow
er on any Of the folio ing topics l'usness oi all
descriptions, Travelling ~ land aud rea, Count
ship, advice given for their successful accom-
pllshmcut, speculating in Stocks, Merchandise,
or Real Estate, the Recovery Of legacics IN 'iis-
pute, the Purchasing of Tickets, aud the SAFETY
of Ships at Sea. lie has also had the .onor ol
receiving "A certificate from the Hon. {. john
Bernaduttc, iormerly King Of Sweden, which II
will give MIN great pleasure TO show To those
who may favor hnn wilh call. He also offers
h,s services respecting hno'tl wealth, mari iagc,
owe affairs, journeys, lawsuits, difficulty III bus.
mess, fraud, sickness, death, past, present anu
future events, anI all concerns oi lie, and IN
vies all to call who are afflicted corporcally or
mentally. Natiyitics calculated aud read IN full,
according to the oracles of masculine sIgns.
TERMS Ladies' ~ 90 Gentlemen Sl,o0
Natvities calculated according to Geomoncy-
for Ladies' in full, SO; Gentenlen, in full, S5O
Persons "a, "A distance can have their Nalivltles
drawn BY sending the date OF the day OF their
birth
An letters containing the above Zee will receive
immediate attention, and Sativlties will be sent
to any part of the world, written on durable pa
per: All letters on the above topics, il postpaid,
will be answered gratis
His office is at No. 7 High street, between
Federal aud Summer streets. Othcc hours Iohi
ga. NJ. To 9o'clock, T. NJ.
Copies of the Astrological Almanac have been
left at the this Once for gratutous circuIauon'
n22 SIN d&w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

4 SURE and Pleasant Remedy for coLDs'
\ CoUGus, CRouF, NH0oPIYG-CouGH,
ASTHMA, and It lungs sufficient ~" rlt To suStain
life, a CERTAIN CuKEF FOR CuNSuNPri"S
satr tor tar inEtnt ol the lasaiid. N any sta.c
OF weakness
TilE UHEAT REMEDY j. At l,.t tiscovrr-
ed, Consumption can he cured and Coughs
and Colds, the parents oi that tell dls'asr that 70
often hrings voc tn the homes oi oar laid, vanish,
u. il by magic, before this sOvtREIGN REntpN.
1his Is tht which has 50 long brcn sought lor,
aud t. IA full faith offered to the public as Ger
tain cure Tor Coughs, Colds, hopping Cough,
Group, Asthma, aud Consumption, aud viii IN
any case where lungs suicicht are lcli To- sustain
lie check the liberation and rai'e the patient 10
health. This il not an idle boast, nor Is this
rcuedy sent into the market without "A thorough
lrill, but has proved beyond u doubt that What
h,. been asserted CAS- Re DONE
n. B BEwARE OF coUETEuFEIrs, and
observe the following promissory Note, with the
fac simlle signature ol the proprietor on every
genuine box:
I$00O5l On demand promise to pay To
the bearer FIVE MILLS for value received.
WILLIAM DEVINES."
Certificates OF cures 10 he relied on, iound III
the circulars left with the A ,cnts. Let all the
afflicted try it faithfully. Sold 10y Druggists and
Dealers generally.
Ifthe Lolengc is dissolved, and absorbs the
sugar III WI 'tn " ~ I'dNhpu, llt NHlUt " 'h'''
yet, aud better than ever, save the looks. SIM
PLE but PowERrUI. Try 1t fairly.
The discovery of this great remedy, about two
years since, almost miracle, aud the favor
il receives where introduced, aud the almost un-
paralleed demand, show its worth.
Also sold by all Medicine Dealers throughout
the country.
Only 25 Cts. per Box--Five Boxes for 81.
:. ID. FULLER & CO., General Agents, No. 3
fremont Temple, BosToN.
The Depot for DE-. liihbard's Wild Cherry
Ritters Dr. lilbbid's Pills and CIrcassian
Balm;
Fowler's "Macaronick" sure cure for PlLfsi
Yankee Extract, Tor tar, paint or grcaNri
Dr. CornGlfs Pam Expell"r;
iIerriok Co.'S :. G. PILL; Herrick Co.'S
Phsteis;
Gallup's Bricr Root Syrup for Diarrhoa; also
u large variety of Popular Medicincs-scld cheap
ior cash or approved credit.
For Sale IN Newport by X. J. Taylor AMI i'az-
ard & Caswdl. Avg 20 " daw.
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Court of Probate, Newport, Sent. 26, 1853.

Court of Probate, Newport, Sept. 26, 1853.
Upon the petition Of -. &. DENHAM, Adj
" ministrator on the estate of JOHN LEWIS,
Jr., late OF Newport, Manufacturer, deceased,
that the personal estate OF said Lewis is insuffc-
lent to pay the Just debts aud incidental expenses
of the settlement of said estate, in the sum Of
three hundred eighteen dollars, seven cents; ard
praying for license and authority from this Court
to sell the real estate OF said Lewis, situated in
said Newport, consisting OF lot of land, with
a dwelling house and other buildings thereon
standing, bounded south on Extension street, 30
feet; West on land Of Mich Is. Anthony, 63 feet;
Nolt on the Ovcrug estate, 30 feet, ani East
on land Of Sumner NJ. Stew art, 63 feet, or 80
much thereof as will be sufficient to iase said
sum with incidental expenses. The same ia
read, received and referred for consideration 10
Court OF Probate, In he holden at The City
Clicks Office, III Newport, on Monday, the 24lh
day OF October next, ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. no.
tice Is ordered to be given thereof by advertise
ment for three successive weeks, once a week in
the Daily News, that all persons interested may
appear at said time and place and show cause. Il
any, why the prayer OF said petition should not
lie granted.
s29 B. b. ROWLAND, Prob, Cl'k.
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MdrrtcO.

In Zanesv lille. Ohio, Sept. 9th, by Rev Mr..
White, Mr.. Dexter r. Pibsbury and Miss Eli-
zaheth Anderson, Of this city.
In Pawtucket, 27th inst, Mr.. Henry p. An
thony, of Providence, aud Miss Sahra hayer.
CT Pawtu:ket, Mass.
la This city, Thursday evening, by Rev DR..
Choule., MIR. George W. Perry aud Miss jose
phine Stevens, daughter Of Joseph q. Stevens.
Esq all ofthis ciy.
On Tuesday, Sept. eth, in Calvary Church,
Stonington, 10y Rev. ). II. Vail, Mm. u.
Congdor, Of Kingston, X. !. and Almira F. Kir-
by daughter of the late John Knby, of Baltimore.
In Pawtucket, 26th ult., Mr.. Daniel Kelly
and MISS Elizabeth 5. Barber, both ofP ;-l4th
ult Mr. Isaiah j.. Pierce and Miss Mary Ann
Carney, both of y.
In Bristol, 9th ult., Ramon Guiteras, ESQ,
ol Matanzas, Cuba, and Miss Elizabeth, daugh-
er oi Mr.. benjamin Waldwell, Of Bristol
In South kingstown, 18th ult,, Mr.. Wm. T..
Miwney, Of East Greenwich, and Mrs. Eliza A.
Gardiner, Of Exeter.
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Ika hlarlns lntrlliscner. SsEs
PORTeOF NEWPORT.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Cardiff, Boyd, arrived al Havana 2llh
III
FISKE MEDICA PRIZE QUESTION.

rlShE MEDIChL IL lhlLE QUES loN.
V'HE Trustees of the Fske Fund at the aanual
4 meeting OF the Rhode Island Medical Society,"
held at Providence, June 80, 1858, gave notice
that no award was made tn" subject proposed
for premiums the last year. They propose the
following subjects for 1854
lst Neuralgia, its history, nature and best
mode of treatment.
2i. Puerpueral Peritonitis, its history, nature
and best mode of treatment.
For the best Dissertation on each OF these sub
jects, shond an award be made, the Trustees
will pay the sum oI Fifty Dollars.
They suggest the following subjects for 1855:
lst. Diseases Of the Hip Joint.
81. Group.
Every competitor for premium il expected to
conform to the ioIlowng regulations, viz:
To forward To the Trustees, on or before the
10Th OF May, 1854, fee Of all expense, "A copy e
his dissertation, with motto written thcreupou,
aud also accompanying sealed packet, having
the same motto INSCRIBED upon the outside, and
his name aud place of residence within.
Previously 10 receiving the premium awarded,
tie author Of the successful dissertation must
transfer 10 the Trustees all his hight, title and
interest in and to the same, for The use, benefit
aud behoof OF the FIske Fund.
Letter. accomp tnying the unsuccessful disser.
t,tions " Ill he DESTROYED by the Trustees, unop-
eied, AMI the dissertations may be procured Ly
their respac,yr authors, of the Tru tee to whom
they we're directed, iappcatiCn he made there
lor within three months.
JOSEPH MAURAN, Providence. }
SYLVANUS CLAPP, North do. Trustees.
ARIEL BhLLOU, Cumberland. }
:. AUG. ARNOLD, Secretary.
s29 6w
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MARRIAGE EXTRAORDINARY. - A
remarkable circumstance occurred an
evening or two since in p street, in
this city, by which the hives OF two
interesting individuals were placed in
great jeopardy. I,apprars lha: about
week before, young gentleman (very
verIant) from Vcrmo I, had slriven
very hard 10 obtain The hand and heart
Of young and handsome willow who
resides n the neighhorhood. The lady.
who besides her personal charms is
possessed OF that article they buy pigs
with in Ohio, was uul r,unately unwill-
ing 10 become wiic again, peremp.
iorily refused to llsvcnto his tale of love,
and bade him, il ha loved her, never to
see her more. Lub.n left her in dispair,
and evening alter evening (as the song
goes) he haunted the precincts Of her
abode. On IT. night in question he
ventured once more 20 desire an inter-
view, obtained l., and was again re-
pulsed. He begged, however, lrom
her some mencnto III might alleviate
his troubled soul when he was once
more among his Lativc hills. No sooner
asked than granted 4 poodle was gwen
TO him, and with one long, lingering
look he departed. The poodle he
carried most carefully under his arm,
and left the house. a. he thought, tor
, the last time, and by the same door as
he entered but, 10 ! mis- 'ortuncs never
came alone. He had retired by the
back entrance, and the tap door Of The
rain water cstern beng open, he along
with Mr.. Poodle, was preciplra',d
therein. Luckily the stern was nCar-
ly empty, and Lubin with his precious
charge was rescued from waIery
grave! The handsome and hitherto
hard-hcurted widow vac among The
first to aid in his safety. More than
that, she conducted him within her
house. and remarkable ~ It 10 to say,
ere his apparel was perfectly dry the
priest was sent Tor, and they were
married. May it be lappy one.
What became OF The poodle our
Informant saith hot B,ooh'yn IIrer-
tiser.
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q HE ENDERslGNED, UAViNI BEEN Duly
Hppuintrd Agtuis ipI the sale at this tlUiy ~
VALUABLE MEDICINE. would rcspectlu'l' IN
viie the rrcniou uf L,hc- and Practioncrs o. SER
gJ and vicinity. 10 ilt sra'fymg success thHt hH.
aiicl del its VIII introduced, and - happy
ada Ia ION 10 the ,irr ui al the dstcss NJ di-"H-'
for which II i offered hrin2 those incn''n'"l To
tie abb lsntlr whether mtrrri or rlhglr.
and usually known hy hr name uf
EEHILE % VPLiiNyS.
nfthrse are EtoLArsus lrrni. or Failing o. tie
Womb fLIuR AL~,s, or Nh.cs; tuHu, a..
rLAMW,rIOY ,Np LrfRA roN oF IuE N'Hr /;
l>cIptSTNL IIE.o,HuaG", ~ Fading rsi,-
Ful, 'rir8csStn, ANp IrrEGt Ian nLnsrl',
rIoN 81. w''dl rhrir ouip luyng evils q aror
c>crptedJ 10 u,u'icr how ",Nrlt, o. oI uuw i"hs
Thi, CAT,iuI.''nN in every ,ay vo-thy of
the c"liirn nf al an "lcj ~ Successful, r,l"
aad cheap Irrr,d, &, ,oGrhrd Tor rs the l,t ui ,rs
ha?ng received the appreciation did lhrIt Intr"t.
age at lnaaN prominent nc,nhcrs 81 ihr
HE!)H.iL F.iti LiI
mthc United -i1 - una al"'b i! tte voluntary j's-
= uonias sNyE ~ ihr punPh,C's, ifuW Ld r,> ut
Phy. ciu's at tlir EialCd respectful ~, Hs tetii"i
by the mrst satisfactory authority
This rri'HIutluH j, No. u" care al hni L. intend
rd rN pitssly for the anoyr-ud ned complaints, 50
very Distressing Ia their nainrt ava cons, qic'r',
ini Which hivr h'Trln'ole rrsir'' lHr shlN and ~
ertua4 VI the most ur'unril>hCl lhy -iclH.s u ri,
countries {, d"sr, bryuu! utt ~ yc,lu.s IA,
pth,l maindN 4 vh'rh tIP human ftnily = n'lr
riE i'GREuinN IL, - criuG'd t} hl.a .u,d.
ird authority ('>c phmIn.et,) are All NntriN
RE, nd e." not a,.ott'd w.tA .Hy Hu'L "r
t. cndy t. thr IHi nal 90 luoulS.
iEErEUEAtES
=. d. PeckhaIn, VI. d., liira, y. Y.
l.. u Flaming Vi. - ,Lnuspdngus y.
ID. Y. Foote, NJ. D., SNI cuse, n. Y.
NJ. II. Mills, NJ. ~, Rochester. n. \.
J. G. Drtick, VI. D. Baltimore, Md.
Prof Dunbar, NJ. ID,
~. W. Rcese, NJ. ~, city of N.w-I0Ik.
w. Prescott ~, bJn'urd, \. II.
Pamphlets ctn be had AZ the prug stores rf
For sale III this town by thu Druggists gcnernly.
MOVES :. PALMER, Agrut. Westerly.
For sale h. most ul tie Druggist in the state.
! u. MARtiI~i n ca, rIoprivturs,
Central Depot 30i brnuiwuv. N".s NJ"
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! AS Tar MS Mr.. Calverl's mystical no.
iions Of the sncre iness Of religion can
be interpreted, he thinks that the forms
and ceremonies Of all denominations are
humbugs in the extreme, and thai Ger.
man Socialis M Is destined 10 do more,
and has already done more than any
thing else, 10 dcve!ope the great aud
grasd ideas Of Truth and Liberty -
Notwithstanding MIR. Ca!vert's many
estimable traits Of character, are the
said people OF Newport prepared 10
elect such man to their first Office,
when his religious views are so alarm
inQ7
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SlIERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT - Z.
WlLL be soId at Public Auction, on the prem
w ists, in New Sborham. on the l0tl, tay Of
November, A. d., 1853, NJ 3 O'Clock, T.. NJ, all
the right, title ani interest that Abel Ball, or
New Shorcham, had, ou the 9th day Of August, !,
1882 at . O'Clock, A. NJ, the time Of the attach.
meut on the original writ. ~ aud To the following
described real estate, (viz) certain lot or tract
of land with dwelling house and tug house
thereon standing situated in the western part oi
the town OF New Shopham, containing by esti.
nation about two acres, be- the same more or les,
bounded Norihery ou Iemuel u. Rose, Easterly
on " illian e.. Shclfeli. southe,ly un Caleb l.
Rose, aud Westerly on Sainu"l q. Mitchell, or
however otherwise said hand may be- butted and
bounded, to satisfy an Execution levied thereon
IN favor OF Ehm T.. Littleheld aud Amhad Dodge
administrators on thu estate Of Eldredge L. Lit
ile6cld, deed. Of New Shoreham, il suiIirani
WM. Z. LEWIS, Deputy Sheriff.
New Shor,ham. August OH, 1853.
o6 3v pd
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yic0.

4 At Fort Adams, Sept 2sth, Henry Hunter, in
Ent son of Lieut.. J. A. aud Margaret iardie.
In Providence, ON the evening Of the 9th
INST, Ellen NJ. Gaze, in the l7lh year Of he, age.
In the city oi Washington, on the 25,h init ,
Martha Martin, infant daughter Of the Hon. s..
A. Douglas, of Illinois, aged months.
In Providence, 29th inst, Samuel Brown,
Esq, aged II years,
In Providence, 3Oth ut., Frank Albert. ,onng-
est child of Joseph ). and Joannah CovcI. aged
year and months
: Ia Providence, on the Is: inst, MIR. Isaac
Butts, IN the SD ,eai OF his age.
IN Seekonk, on Monday, 3d INST, Deacon Pc
ter II. Wheaton, ia the s6th year Of his age.
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Court Of Probate, Newport, Sept. 26, 1853.
ITPON the petition OF ID. &. DENHAM, ad.
u minisrator on the estate oi illltAM CRAM
DALI, Late of Newport, deceased, representing
that the personal estate Of said Hiram il iniufi-
cient 10 pay the claims agans, 81 d Estate aud
the exnenses of the settlement thereof IN the rum
Of eighty five dollars and gI,r, four cents and
paying for license and authority TO sell the real
estate Of said Crnndill to wi ~ certain lot oi
land wlth "A dwelling house aud ohrr huingf
III rron standing situat in sad Newport hound-
ed southcrlv on DanIsou Suert, westerly on land
uf George Clarke, NorthcIly on land formerly oi
II. n. Tracy, aud Ea.tcrly an land "f John ID
Williams, or - much thereof IA will br ncccssa
~ to raise said sum with Incidental expenses;
tn. same is read, reciev.d aud referred for con-
sideration to u Court of Probate Ia be holden nj
the City Clerks oil m Newport, on Monday
the 25th day oi Octohcr next, at 10 o'clnck, "a.
NJ; notice is ordered to he gwen thereof hy ad-
vertiscmcnt for 3 successive weeks, once "A week,
in the Daily News, that all persons interr-rd
may appear at sa,d timo aud place aud show
cause, if any, why the prayer Of said petition
shpsId not b granted.
s29 l.. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Ck
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Very respectfully yours.
PEOPLE AMERICA

Thousands Of you have suffered for long years with
Rheumatic Pans, llcerous Sores, swelled legs,
Piles, and many other complaints, that all the REM
sdics you have tried have failed to cure, and your
Physician. have pronounced incurable--you ned
ss6sr no longer.
A remedy is discovered and placed within the
reach Of ALL that will cure oil these complaints and
make you young again. Dance with joy-ior you
shsll be healed. This great remedy is the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNlMENT
Important and extraordinary cures are daily repoI.
tod to us as having been performed by the use o
this Liniment and none who Use it are dIsappont-
cd In its effects.
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Court Of Pr,batc, Newprt, Sept. &c, 1858
n &. DENtlAM administrator on the estate
~. of JOHN LEWIS, Jr., Lat" of Newport,
Manufacturer, deceased, presents his first account
on sall e,ta,c Tor allowance; the same is read, To-
ccycd and referred for consideration to { our
Of Probate to he holden at the City Clerks Office
On Monday, the 2lth day of Ocloh.r next, ut 10
O'Clock, 4. NJ. notice is ordered to be given
thereof by advertisement Tor three successive
weeks once week, IN the Daily News.
s29 b. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Cl'k.
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Court OF Probate, Newport, Sept. 26, 1858.
n E.. DENHAM administrator on the estate
~. of HIRAM CRANDAi.L, late OF Newport,
deceased, presents his first account on said estate
for allowance the same is received AID referred
for cons Iteration to a Cou,t of Probate to he ho-
den at the CITY Clerks Office, on Monday, the
oath day of October next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
notice is ordered ,oh he given thereof by advertise
nlrnt Tor three successive weeks once week in
the baly N,wr.
s29 Is. i. ROWLAND, Prob. CPk
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The following statement, made by Mr.. Joseph l..
Denise ofProvidenoe, (whose services are so justly
and highly appreciated by the sickss nurse)
Would you relieve the burning pain
Produced by break, confusion, sprain'-
Just make the speedy application
or Dyer's Healing Embi biocation.
See advertisement In another column.
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e
COLDS ASTHMA, ERONCHITIS,,
GENERAL nEElIlTY, AND
ALL SCkOFtLOUS HUMORs.
DERSONS Who h,,c been tab ing ,hs Cod i~-
l 80 OF vii hc plrnsrd to t'arn that DR.
NIlROR h9s surrecd,d ftrnw dmcrtions OF ~
cral professional u,n,h NJ IN combining Ih,
pme or with LINZ, IN such p manner that II 10
pleasant 10 tie taste, and it, nccI, ~ luig com
plants AZ, uuI, wonderful. NrIN many Irr,nn.
whose cases wcr, pro"ouncrd holurss, and rro
had iahcr the clear Oil for - long time without
marked effect have been tntir,N cared ll ,.ng
the preparation.
The following facts are communicated hy VIM.
Muchril of Boston, who hos been cured "f tur-
suuip,iuu hv using NlLROK'S tthIGl' NJ
OF COD LIVER on AND LIME, aud vi,h.s
10 have others similarly afflicted use his pir Al.
ntlon, before il l. tuu hate. Pc say:
~ bad been srk with couflrcd ten.upp,in
for nc.Iy hl.rcu months. ] was ad,iird b, my
physician To- trl N1ur Compound II Oll and Iime.
! did So; and after III NJ oir. luttlr hrpnu tu per
cciye II Was having Wuud, rial effect, ny tuIyh,
v hich was very scvce, had nrar, tti ~. : anc
! am new happy to say that af,"i rsirg ii tu two
months, nm snonG and healthy, oil uuIa,oI.hIs
symptoms hdvirg lril me-"
CAUTION. On acc"uu, "f the gr,a, rsur,rtiun
Of this Compound ior all Lung complaints, ,lS
subscriber would cautio., th, aii'iri,d nga,uu w..
ing ANY except tha, manufactured H., him, W. 10
har the only recipe IN the United S,at,s h'r COM
biniug the PURE OH with LIME ~ ~ proper
manner. Therefore as YOU value ,our health
purcharr not except thai manufactured bv
ALIEN. Is. Wil.BOR, Chemist,
I56 Court ST., nri:un.
for sale ~ Newport. by lazal! & 'asvell
Apoth'cnirs' lIaIi and Hall uifhanaS,.
~ 3m
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gDNNERt lNL NfII ~
INSiRA nee COMPANY,


INSi RANCE COMPANY,
PkuVIpENIE, 4 l.
ono. ia Franklin House, coft.rr % south Mpm
CullcgG ~'ftsis.
Insure hglins Fire Hud Ntr.Hs Risks ou 81 fHyula
hle terms ~, other Stui + Companies.
tapi.N l..,HuJ
Th,s COMPANY affords lhe stWe security othr
stock Companies with ,ht a..''ir3isl advantage Ia
the lasurrd of sharing .gIa'v with the stakeholder.
H. the Nrtt Earning U The business, withuut lt
hil,ty To -Es,sSInUut.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Ilnrkhess Amos Ucekvith,
trFHN Taft, Henri Itpliu,
Truman BcckwIih, ilU.rl .IAiluu. lr.,
IN - mas j. stead, flrrry g. Na'brvron
Wi. ain Robinson, lHHr- g.. ALlhpuy,
James Y Smith, john y Mason,
A. u. Dixie Daniel Diy,
Billings Bgt.tow, Edward l'Hrc"
charles n. Dthney, Grorso W hHpiu,
hares l.. Fisher, william j kiug,
Cyrus Tuft. los ph rrpruttr,
cyrus u. Manchester srlh Prd,lord
Bari y. Mtsnu.
THOMAS MIS-, President
CUn e.. AnNULp. S,Ct'y.
Application per muil tor insutag'e g. tais tpmpn
nv viii rec eve prompt stttutiud
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

B,ZiS's Marshmallow Soaps This delight
ml soap, Icing prepared from the purest and
best materials, possesses the desirable qualnes
of rendering lhe sNin delicatr, smootn and clear,
and removing all rOughncss and impcricclion FROM
~ surface. II couuirracts the I'll effects oi alka
linz soaps, giving The skin luxurious br'llianc,,
and I'M altng To the hands delightful perfume.
It, sapouccuB aud emollient qualities cannot be-
surpassed ior impart!ne delicate soilncss to the
sk,n and preventing II from chappmg. u has
acquired grcat celebrity IN the l'sh'onablc circles
of Paris; sold by X. j TAYLOR,
B2s l02 Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Corner Pearl, Fulton ami Water SIS
NEW YORK,
JOHNSON Il CARLTON,

The pruprietnrs kavc recently purchased this
property, aud rciitlcd and rciurnshcI the Hotel
~ a superior manner and introduced the modern
improvements. u is conveniently lucatc1, and
~ niry aud pleasant situition renders 1t a CON.
toriahe rcsort lnr the travelling public. Couucc.
,cd with the house are number of Nuhug
Rooms under ihr charge nf w. John A. Mason.
whirh fpr convenience aud beauty ol iuish arr
not surpassed by any IN the country, People
visiting New No,k. rithc, on husncs, ~ ,'cas-
ure ctnnnt i,nd a H,Ie pleasant ct comfortable
home.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

nor sALE OR TO RrSr, The dwelling
i House Of the subscriber, corpr spring aud
Cannon streets, with convenient wash-honse
contiguous, and stable on the premises sad
House contains large pa! lors, and has all .he re-
quisite convcnlen,es, such hs Cooking Range,
touper Pump, for ", Il and rain water aboyeand
below, stairs, &C.. viii I've leased with or without
the lurnnnr, by the year or season,and possession
given INN 'iiately; apply to
!. o5 dSwlm - w. J. MuNkO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-10-06

CAris Slipprs--A fine assortment oi ladns'
.Oil'k AL white sdin Slippers, manufactured
Wy Ens. of raIis. ri.t i.dN SEABUKN'.
ais iI0 1harri ~,