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apostolic branch" al the Church "hy law
established" the number Of colleges
has increased. Some OF those BISHOPS
who enjoy salaries Of $4,000, S4O0Oo
or $50, 900 per annum have doubtless
laid munificen, foundations eclipsing by
their epIendvr those Of their ignorant
poPish predecessors. i am sorry 10 say,
for the cause OF learning, tina, 10 the best
of my knowledge aud bcliei such ID not
the fact On the contrary, il | am not
mistaken, Of the 90 Colleges which COM
pose the university at this day, eleven
we're founded by catholic bishops, two
by Monks, one by nuns, and six by
Catholic kings, noblemen and laymcn.-
But IRON the vast number Of Colleges,
besides The three hundred halls aud prl-
vate schools, you have some idea how
greatly these universities, such mum
bcrs OF which the Church has founded
anu supported, mus, have been irequen-
ted by catholic youth. II, in connexion
with these facts, II is remembered 'hat
il was the Catholic Church that had
civilized these nations and prepared
them for the universities (; that these
universities were not created Tor show
but use that there were active minds
calling tor such means Of instruction,
and that NOR. over they all agreed III
tea cling ilom the same fundamental
basis Of philosophy the same views OF
man's origin, duty and destiny and the
same standard OF morals, may we not
ash-aye, ,rumphanily, in The iace ol
these iacis, "is the Catholic religion OPP
posed 10 nng?" But we will waive
the question unit we have glanced al
the part monastic institutions had tc
play in the cause OF learning.
VOX.
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HERkLD OF The TIMES.
THURSDAY Jan. 9th 1853.

D-TMr. Bunn delivered another oi
his amusing lectures at Bellevue Hall;
Monday evening, TO "A crowded audience
the Hall WAS 80 full that many were
unable to obtain seats, and large num-
bcrs could not get in. lndisposliion
prevented ms from hearing The lecture,
but we have heard it spoken OF in high
terms by competent judges. Mr.. Bum
Will give another lecture next week, Oh
Shakespeare and the stage; il will prof.
ably be limitations OF the style and des-
crip,ions Of the peculiariles of some Of
the most eminent actors whose repuia-
,ons are worldwide. Such Il lecture,
from a man who has known these dis
tlngulslied actors, will be highly isttr
esling and amusing.
We have heard complaints from some
who sat at the lower part Of the Ha !,
that they could not hear distinctly. prob
ably owing 10 the echo Of the Hail.
This difficulty can he rrmedied, we
think, by placing the platform at the
east side Of the Hall instead ot al the
North end where It now stands this
will be done IN sunson for the next lee
ture,--and then all will he able to hear
distinctly in any part OF the room.
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Sir0.

In Pro, idrncc, 18th inst, Mis- Sophia Mirick,
aged 81 years.
In mi. town, ON Wednesday evening, Mrs.
Sane, DAVIS, widow of Joshua Davis, III the
GO tliNear of her age.
Al Fort Smelling, Minnesota, Decent or S,
Ceorgo Siblcy Lee, cIdcst'son ot Colonel Francis
Lc,, United States Army, aged 23 Years.
In this toyn, tn f,iI.y morning, Lizzie Mum
6,!, daughter or solomon and EiIzat eth Glad
ding aged IA months aud 9 days.
In Howard County, Missouri, IN the 23th ult.,
Of congestion of the b ain, MIR. Caleb &. An
d,,son, in the 59h year of his age, formerly of
this town.
Providence. and Erw nrAGo.d iopcrs please
copy.
In Little Compton,, 18th inst. Mrs. Comfort
Tonpkn4, in the S6th year OF her age.
In Little Compton, 3 h INST, Mrs. Abigail A.
NV. widow Of the Late Ir. Jonn Amy, aged 7S
ye,r.. nth inst, At thrrcstdrncc of the iorrcti
he, sister, Mrs. Deborah Coo, widow oi The late
Mr.. Ezra Coc, aged ~.
I, New Belfnd, 18Th, Sarah Lcwcllcn, wifi
of Mr. Albert iammr i, aud "lda+t daughter ~
Capt. A. G.,Swnzcy, II thi. town, "grd 70
On the 18th, MIs C.,harnc, vile oi Nlr. bc"la-
min 'rrr, n:"n "6
+, Njdd!,t.rn, 18th, Mr.. Henry P,chham,
| aged 81.
In Lulr Compton, 2l-t III, Val Pes cc
| aged 50; Ilth inst, George '" ;, son oi the late
| Val Prarcc. aged 10.
| At Norfolk, Va on the 18th Instant, after :
| M an painful illncss, Frances Hogan, vile o
| Captain SamuciL. Brcrsc. comn'a"dant "i tho
| Gosport Navy Yard. IN the 10th year al hri age
! In pruvIl ~ e, or SmlY mornn!, W Ha"
| A. Roberts, Esq, OF Scl'cdr, IN IN" avn year I"
| his age. >, ~
| XII his ,oYr, o, the oath, Emn"Iinc 4. Bah
! ctck. in the l,.r ear of her ace.
| ErncrI from tnc house of her father, Isaac
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The wealthy banker, MIR. Riggs, re-
Gently dincd large party. The Rus
sian, Minister. NJ B"disco, was honored
with the seat next to Mr.. Riggs. NJ,
Snrtiges, the French Minister, complain
cd with warmth because no Indy was
assigned to him, saying that if tho host
was not ignorant of European etiquette,
the Minister OF France should have
been better treated. Mir. Riggs replied
tha, he knew nothing oI foreign customs,
hut deemed that he had aright, IN his
own house, To do as he pleased. The
affair produc, "a sensation.
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Iirom the Irish A,mprictn.l


AsAPpEAL TO CoMMos SENsE.-It Wont
DO, at this day, To advance an opinion without Civ
ing a reason for it, We might tell the public IN
every issue OF ow paper, that HUTcHiNGs' yEG-
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BiTLFKs were specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
OF IL, but they would MT believe our irse d'ra
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sonal observation and from the concurrent tcst
TCny of all our friends and acquain,ances who
have tried the article, or have seen il tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether uneqmlled. That IT braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impa,ts
irnness to the nerves, and invigorMes the consti-
tuition; AM that its stimulating effect is followed
by no reaction We therefore consider il the
very best stomachit which me ical science has
yet given to mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which Thu
Medicine il held by the public press can bc had o
the agents, free.
PRICE 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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UPWe have another communicate

UFWe have another communication
from "VoX," and another from Il true
Catholic" and we have been spoken to
by another gentleman in regard to pub
lIshing one from his pen on the Protes-
tant side OF the question. We are Tree
to confess that we do not think that any
good is ever accomplished by Theo-
logical controversy. especially between
Protcsrants and Catholics {; aud then,
tie columns of secular Journal are not
the proper place ioI il. We always
like TO accommodate correspondents and
are generally liberal in this respect
but our limits are rather contracted, es-
pcciaNv tor long communications. III
admitting II e first article, We published
il for lis statistical information, and did
no, suppose that II controversy would
ensuc but ;iu answer was brought us.
which course we could moi refuse -
We trust that our correspondents VIII
consider our remarks, in the sane
friendly spirit in which they are made,
and close their controversy ms soon as
they can. rs we do not desire 10 cut
them oil ourselves.
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LOUIS NApoLKoN's SWEETHEART
The Paris correspondent OF the New
York Albion glScs the following account
oi II Irritation, going on between very
beautiful girl and the French Emperor.
He first saw her AT the theatre, and
becoming tnamoreI with hcf, invited
her and her molhcr to the palace the
mex, day, where they have been ever
since.
A certain fair Spaniard 1--WE use the
word IN lis precise and llerai, Ms well
IA in It's general sense) has by the
force of her charms, mental and ply
sical. - cuthraI!cd the heart of the chef
de ( efnt. that ii Is difficult to cay where
this lniiuc ice may stop; and some go
30 Tar as = hint AT the possibility OF lis
interfering with the matrimonial de-
signs, which, lately more than ever,
have become the subject oi general H.
formed assert that the views of the lady
WHO is young, rich. nollc born, az
comIIished, and we need hardly add
ambitious stop n. nothing short OF "A
share Of the imperial throne but sd
mdJeste elec, hopes to be IL lc to ar
range matters by a morcnnatic mat
riaEe compromise which those best
acquai ted with the naughty damage
OF the sangre deua declare that she will
Indignantly REJECT, should he venture TO
! propose 1t. Whatever he the result OF
the affair, it is positive that at present
this influence is most powerful. The la
/ dy, with her mo thcr, has been the CUES,
| Louis Napoleon at ST. Cloud. The
bes, Losses in his stables are placed at
|, her disposal to Join the hunting parties ;
she is invited wherever the Emperor
goes she gives the list CT such ladies
Il as are to be asked 10 the reunions at ST.
i Cloud and is in short, in all such mat
ters, the sovereign for The time being
1t is. however, nut justice TO add, that,
with.tanding the pcrllous game she
is pIa, ing, not the slightest suspicion OF
what, IN such cases, is commonly call
ed dishonor, attaches 10 il her ambI'
/ ton, and not her heart, being almost
undissuisedy the motive | over. IN The
1 whole affair and she even takes an IN
solent pleasure in displaying the chains
of her captive, and her freedom from
any such letters
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M9a tll0rinc lntclliornre. III
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, January 10.
Schr. Golden Gaze, Brightman, i River, Nor
folk.
THURSDAY. January 20.
Schr. Charles, Griffin, Norfolk, Prov. Slo"p
! ID Fish, Babcock, + River, n Y.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81.
BARK Joshua Bragdon, Bartlett, Nohi,c, Prov;
Schr. Telegraph, Green, Orleans = River;
Louisa, Ballard, irov, n Y.
TUESDAY, January %.
Bark Midas, Jn,dcp, Mobile, Prov.
MEMORANDA.
Arr. at Havana on the 2l, Brig Ellen Hayden,
Smih.
Arr. At Havana, llth, bark Saranac, Bigl'y.
from Boston.
Sailcl fromW WiImington, 18th, brig : J. Brown,
Almy, for Havana.
Loading al ilayana, l4th, brig Cardiff, Mel
vile, aud 4 II i.awton, Gardner, for Savannah
PASSENGERS.
In the steamship Pacific, from New York 'or
Liverpool-D. q. King, lady aud servant. oi
Newport.
In the steamship Ohio, Gom New York ior
Caliiornia-M Mr.. James X. Ncwton and oI'er
Hammond, OF Newport.
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NEW & IMPROVED
CHIMNEY PIECES
PHI X 81 A rs
Mr,ufct,d of .Non, By ,Ic

nItUfICf'Q ~ i>iDhf bg ''f
PENRllhN MARBi T. COMPANY.
DNiIESE CHIMNEY PIECES AND PlER
l SLABS are new aud hr'mtiiul articles, suitc"
rior in appc lrancc aud iinish tn any other IN the
market; can he made of any drnensions, and
are .,ld al low prices. They are very highly
uolshcd, rctilr their beauty much LONGER IMAM
the common marble. anI are not injured or de-
c,cc Iby coal, aas. SNAKE or acIds. since their
intro Iurtinn, "A large number have brrn sold end
have pivrn general sdtSGIction. The la'nf re-
uuircl tn keep them ~ good order is very slight,
-. they ii, not become dsci orcd lkr Other kinds
ot marble The .trnc used ~ their ranulactuc
J. innortrd from England, where II is srrN cN
tcn.vcly used f,rarcnitcctural purposes. having
hrru known tu last ipr crntuics. IL dnrs not
plrtakc Of the btittlcnrss ui common matul, hciug
tough, strong ani durib', aud thus perfectly well
ad,pted iur chimney pieces, &c. Tins stone 10y
. pccrl,ar process, beautifully cmIncHrd, ~
imuiinr nf the Il wst Egypt, n--t'm ennnrl "r-
mo 50 firmly Incorporated with ia, stGnr that It
brcorcs permanent.
Th unrqmIlcdpolish aud appearance "i thee
Cltwrcy Pieces and the confidence With whtch
,hry have thus fr been used, give The iairr'' cv-
idrncc that the pcnihyn Mmhr,h 10y III many
advantages, will 10 distant d'y sup"rSrdr 'hc
use of the Egyptian.
Pier slabs an Shelves hr rariorr, Chain''cr-.
&c, toq ,ther " wth hrouh"d AMI "ihrr NWds "'
Br,ckrts, of, .pus ntttc,ns, ,hunish'd I" "'drr,
Architects. Rm!lrrs, aud all uihr,s are invited
TO cNauinr them.
S,n,nlr. n,t, lr sr,n NJ the stuie"
BLISS n SrANllnrE, Ag61s.
n III rhips ST.
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FRESH GROCERIES &c.
lust re yel,t 22 Broad ST., by CORNELl.
y & DENNIS,
Extra fine OoIong Tea,
English breakfast dO
Ning,ong do.
E>ira fine Young liyson do.
E" 4" iiNson do.
Cru.h'd Sugar, Pow dcrcd sugar,
Granula,cd do, Refined A, Il, X {, do.
Havana Brown do,
Premium Flour, Exira Flour.
Cpnmm do, IIecker'r in bags, do,
Rice, Cheese, Cincinnati Hams,
Dried Beef, Lart, Sperm C.ndcs,
Pearl Candles, Lard oil, Whale Oil,
Extra No. |. Soap, Excelsior Soap,
CASTLE do. Tobacco,
Maccaboy Snuff, Scotch snuff,
Dairy Salt, Salaeratus, Soda,
Cream Trtar, Indigo, Pearl Starch,
n. o. Mphsses, Havana no'asSes,
Wrapping Paper, Bax Ra's'n-j
Sccdlcss Raisins, Currants, Citron,
Java Coffee, Maracabo Coffee,
81. Domingo DO; Parched do.
Ground do. Nutnegs, Clotcst
p,rc ground Spices, Pepper
Mustard. Pickles, Capers, Ca'sups.
Preserved Gingcr, Extract Lemon,
Extract Vanilla, Penchj
Rose Water, Yeast Powder,
Rock Candy, Tauioca,
Maccaron, Vcrmicclli,
Prarl Barley, Sage, Ground Rice,
Ilominy. Arrow Root, Isingass,
Essence Coffee, Corn Starch,
;'hocohtc, Bakers Cocoa, Farina,
trocLrry, Wooden ware, Dollar Clocks, &c.
o'th great variety ot other goods, To cnurncrat'
which would I'LL IA Newspaper; at wholesale an'
Retail, AT the lowest prices. Ji2
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BROWN & HAIL,

BROWN & HAIL,
DMMiSSlON Merchants aud Dca'crS III all
y kinds of Leather, No. 9 Exchange street,
Providence, K. |. have constantly ON hand and
for sale wholesale and retail, Belting, Relt Lcath
or, Calf and Sheep Roller shins, Pirk,r Suing,
aud lace Leather, llcmlock and Oak tanned
Sole Leather. Cali Shiut, Patent Leather, hid.
Morocco, Goat, Russrt, aud Colorcd Roans and
shins, G nuis and Buckskins.
Al-n, AGENTS Grr the sale OF Grover Baker X
CO.'S Patent Sewing Machines. adapted To ing
ON Leather tlu,h, &c. Manufacturers and 9TH
crs IN want of the veiy hes, article IN use, please
cIil and rxaiuuc. Orders forwarded Ey Mui or
Express viii receive prompt attention.
n q. 40 Don. Guld iled.i French Cali,kihs
for sal, at 10 per boz. d2S 3m Il y "
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VOX.

A MAHoMgDAE NpGEo IN SLAVERY
A native African called Uncle More
resides in Wilmington, N. e, eighty.
three years OF age e-iorty five a slave
His time is chiefly occupied in read
ing the Scriptures in Arabic. lie writes
the language with remarkable accura' J
and beauty OF penmanship.
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t-Sr- NARY nAl SAM is probably
1pS,- rEf--, " wilhout II parallel in having,
LNE ..eFrAs, .ldaing u ,rnl Of mo'e than
(ssks.4 glhon.s 7u,nfg Far lsars, iuli, MANI
NJ "Alsan ,ainrn ,h. h,sh rep ta,"n
esvsos Imhml II has o,un'dh, Co.'S
"A Co.. eslssk sumrTiyk trMrLAi'Ts, aud
@2h 'sspru.I IA DistAsts oi tue longs,
sHNk "a ruRoAT and CHLsf. u has
be, ~ u..u nnu probably greater rmrr.s lin'n
nny other article knoNni aud h!s,cin'' nh' ha'e
had AN opportunity oi " iiii'' sins - h'shy '"n-
t,ry effects, recommend II ~ u sale ana very III
csci,us medicine, eqral, If not s"per"r' 10 any
other prescription for the aliuse complaints VIM
in their knowledge, The basis Of lh'r inrdiene
was "A private recipe ola distinguished physician
In one of the neghborng States, ana "as pre-
served by AN individual TO whom IT gave tie most
astonishin. ,'icf. !, Is coniposed oi 'eg-'hhhf,
and il deed according 10 objections, mh b" f'''
fecily safe.
From Mssus. AH,n 8. Co., Mrohnnis, tin'in-
nat, "'rhosr rcisons who have used the veg
ctable Pulmonary ia saIn, u,iluiipy hprah 81 "
~ "A yalu ,ble medicine, and hom the P"ah''!
sol notw outstanding the nnnclo ous Other p'rrh-
rAtiuns used for similar compla'n'f, "e e'n'i"f
it first on the list. ,o,
Th.. Ed,,or oi ia. S,nfca Faiis COmir sa!s,-
.sW, have had occasion to witness the good FL
feet Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Hal sain IN our
family in ease If "a Young lady who has bcfh eh-
tircly cured of CoSsUMPTIos 10y the &c 81 w.
AN ais, IN severe coughs and colds aud cheerful
Is bear ,r,tim IN. to its being sale, convenient
an very cnicacious medicine in cases oi 'ha' Ut
: scrption.'-Ed. Cowir.
/ A Clergyman from philadell hia writes, mar
he has been in the habit Of using the Ng't"pe
Pulmonary Bal.am f,r himself aud i,mily, ioi ihe
last thirteen ,rars, and also VI recommending ~
10 his friends aud CONSIDERS II AN in'a'u"oe
remedy for all pulmonary complaints
/ For the last five years OF my practice ! nave
I had the sati-fcton TO witness the behei'h" e'-
lects of the Vegetable Pulmonary Ialsi,m III many
cas"s of obstinate cough, aud o,hrr affections o'
the hngs. would thcrcf re confidently recon
mend its use in all complaints ol the che-,, -. be-
NJ equal, if not superior, to amy other nedicihe
within my Knowledge.
! Lempster, N. ".
TRUMAN ABEIL. NJ. D."
rJ- BE WARE OF COU*ltkfEIlS
. AND INVITATIONS such ~ tARTtn.s
/ CoMpoUND PULMoNARY BALsAM, AMERICAN
/ PULMoSARy BALsAM, and othels, IN p'it,
bearing the name" Enquire for the article by
its whole namc, the
q "yEGETARLE PULMONARY BAL M, y
/ and sce that il has the written signature oi .
I Joss CrTLEH upon yellow Eir on the b'ne
Wrappers. Each bottle and ,cal Is staln rd
! "Vegeiable Pulmonary Balsam."
( Prepared hy REED, CUTLER CO., I'm
parters and Wholesale Dealers IN Medicines,
4 Paints, Oh hin;cals aud D,e Slutis. 33 India
Street, Bos,nnj rud sold D., DrugS'si-, Apothe-
carries, AN Country Merchlnts generally. For
particulars ard recommendations see paInphh !
acconpan, ing each botllc.-Pricc 50 cent.. F,r
sale ia N,wpo,t by HAZARD & CASW ELL,
and X. J. J.1AYLOK n2O 6m
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TeuLy ALARwiS. The City Inspector :
wrrki, returns exhibit icnf"l array ol deaths
D., diseases of the stomach aud the is'~cls, arit
ing drccly ~ ,ndircll, iro,n inp'ieot digcs'i.''
The human body can ,.o mote bc in n halihy
s,ai. ~ .a the stomach Is disordrrcd, than -
watch can Keep true time when It, mansp,ing >,
Injured. Aud ho~ readily aud painhssl, the
digestive appa,atus and I'll its dependent organs
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"I am main, dud dctin nothing winch rtI'rHs
man foreign ,Q NY s-rlh 81
YOiTu " MANHOOD.

II am man, dul dctin nothing which rtI'rHS 2
man iufrrgu ~ NY 'rtlh
YDUTN " MANHOOD.
A VIGOROUS LIFE GR A PRhMATt RE DEATH
KtuEti.u m sen P,CsrirdiI"H-ohtp - c'hts.
VNnIs Buuk lus puhll-ird Is filled with useinl ~
! formation ON ''r ilfrmtics and disenses oi the
huwun system. II addresses itself alike IL Youth,
Manhcud aud Old Agr--to AL VITO nppfeiend pr SUI
ga under the dire consequences o.enrN ar rfbnn-cd
IN liscr, Is--lo all who feel the exhaustive ELECTS
of banrGll habits all who ia addition ,o declining
physiraI energy are the victs of nervous aild men
tai debility, aud of nopirg and mcIaHch"I! d'-l"hH
enCy-to all such Dr Nould say
READ THIS BbOh
The valuable advice ana Impressive Wprilnc ~
gives will prevent Neurs 0 misery and suH'rIG, an"
save Annually thousands ui lives
Parents hy reading il will learn how e. pt"vCht tue
destruction Oi their children.
1fA remittance of - ccuts, enclosed in letter
addressed To Dr Kmkcn, Philadelphia VIII cnsulr
n book. under envelope, per rrcturn oi mai
1.Dr. X. - wears resident Ply sician \. w cor
urr o ST. aud WHOA street, between spruce Hhd ilt
phiInlclphir may lee cuiisuliCd c0nidrntinllN.
lie who places himself uudrr the care oi 'Ir. n >
may re- uuslV conf t in his honor II. gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill ~ i pay >irin
Persons at a distance may address DI. * l.! letter,
fplr nnd and be cured Mt honc.
Packages of medicines, dlrcctons Sc. forwarded
hy srutlug remittance aud put up Scgrc irnn dan
agt ur Curosly.
Rouksrlicrs News Agents, Prdlars, Cnnr y cr-
und all others supplied with the nh"r" ""rA at N'I!
uW ratcs. HP'i ~ "'"'
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o. The lecture before tho Mechah-
rs Society, on Thursday evening, will
lie delivered by Franklin J. Dckman,
Esd, of Providence. Mr.. Dickman Is Il
Young man OF fine talents, good ora,o-
rical powers, and will deliver an able
lecture.
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BANK OF THE SOUTH COUNTY,

ATs meeting 81 the Stockholders of the "Rank
"A of the South County" held ~ thc'r BaLkIug
rooms, Dcccinlrr thc l6Ih, 4. ~. Sj2. the iol-
having n,mcl prt-ons were elected Directors 81
said Bank. .--John fhompson, Rowland q. ilaz-
,rL. Samuel Rodrar, Daniel VI. & Sudmir,
Thnna. ". WATSON, Edward Lillih,idgc, "
lard Whi,coinb, Aw.sr. Rodvnu aud 80 ,iuln
knoules.
Alta n,er'ing of .ail directors held subsequent
ly To- the stockhold 'rs' nrrtiug, on tie sonc d",
! ,hn Thompson, E-1., was cktird rsid'm
ia, ". ". G.. STfDNAN, Ca,h'r.
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Il: The Democratic elements in this
town are constantly growing worse, III
consequence Of the disputes az TO who
shall have Offices. &c. We are doin.
nll IN our power to reconcile the con-
dieting factions and restore lcace
among them but we must confess that
it appears quite like hopeless task.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
INPORTAN TO ElSPEP TICS
DR.. J. :. HOUGllTGN'S PEPSlN, The
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27
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torn sl that the following naiIird prr'uns a'e
the oniv a,'tuis,d ageats hr the SAFE u' Dr'
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UNICORN CANDY,
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