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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

70 We hnd mat our remarks yester.
day IN regard to the Post Master in
this town under the incoming adninif.
trntion met with remarkable and very
general favor with n large portion Of
the Iocoioco party. To speak in plain
terms, although, Of course, our advice
amounts TO nothing IN The matter The
Post Olii;e righllully belongs 10 Judge
Josen, because he has always been
straightforward, unhinching, unwnver-
ing locoloco, AT all times and under
all circumstances. lie has always vot-
ed and ever contributed all in lils pow
er, for the benefit OF the party, even IN
its darkest and most desperate hours,
when Mr.. Turner lay rs dormant ms
fly in its winter quarters. When Mr..
Turner first came TO this town he was
National Republican, and continued to
act with that party until the Anti. Ma
sonic times Of 1891 he then abandoned
his party, and allied himself with the
Anti MasoDs, and became very Jealous
in that cause. When that excitement
hogan TO subsde, Mr.. Turner became
very Indifferent, AMI took but very little
interest IN politics, s,-some;imcs, even. he
did not take The trouble 10 vote Tor years;
and il is only within the la, two years
that he has manifested any political
feeling. All these things are matters OF
record, and are we'll known by every
politician in town. Judge Joslen should
take advantage Of them, and should
make them known at head quarters, Tor
they will operate very materially in his
favor We merely state these facts
from respect to Judge Joslen, for he
was our instructor in early days and we
have always esteemed him highly as ii
man. He taught Us Latin and Greek.
but thank heaven he aid not impart any
Of the rudmenls or principles OF locoio
cosm to us. II Franklin Pierce knows
what is Tor the interest OF his party in
this part OF the Stale, he will appoint
Judge Josen Post Master at Newport,
that Is, if he is determined to remove
Mr.. Cogseshall but We think he
would exhibit much better judgment
and shrewdness to retain the present
incumbent, Mr. Coggeshall.
During the campaign Judge Joslen
prcsi dcd al ali the meetings Of his party,
, IrequeI lly addressed them, and did as
much mischief to the Wings as any
o;hcr man and, therefore, we say that
upon strict political grounds, hls party
ough, to reward him literally. With
out meaning to make comparison. but
simply using the words as Il figure Of
speech. h.-Judgc Jo,len is as much we'd
dcd 10 locoiOcoisn as his Satanic Ma Jas
ty Is TO sin il isa part oi lis nature,
aud will remain IN HIM while he lives !;
on the other hand, Mr.. Turner is only
an nnai.m locoioro, and ~ very active
when there lie IA harvest To be rcar,d,-
al all other times he is perfectly dead TO
the party.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

OLD SALTs ON NEw DUTY- 1t Is said
that since confinement WAS substituted
for foggin0. on board our vessels o! war,
that the number OF sailors under urrcs,
is so great as 10 impose much additional
labor upon those who do onothhlg worthy
Of punishment. The "oid salIs' have,
however, Themselves devised a relnrdy,
and have formed "cOmrilres oi vig'-
lanc",' who p"'ince upon nn id!er and
apply The "car' themselves. with such
effect that the 4" an does n"I think II ~
peiien, to shirk duIy Il second TIME. il
Is remarked that as sure as Ibis cistign-
ton is undertaken there Will he - vessel
IN sigh', or some OH &c, ~ HE AR or on
The water. and in The NPposiie direction
from the cuIprli, which entirely cngr"s-
ses the attention OF the officers on deck.
As soGn ae the "cat'-ng Is over, the oh
ject of his curiosity disappears. .-Ner
York Commercial Advertiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

D-5 Godeys Lady's Book for March
is a superb number its embellishments
are, "Hours of ldlcncss,' splendid
line engraving. worth the price Of the
Book; Memories Of the Past a very
interesting and highly finished mczzo-
tint various lashion-plates, mode! cot.
,ages, and "A large number of valuable
wood engravings. The literary articles
are all well written, and are varied in
their character, 80 IL to suit all tastes
and desires. Cooley isa veteran cate
rer for the public in literary matters,
aud he spares no pains or expcnce 10
merit the appreciation Of his pa;rous.-
The Book also contains various yat-
terms Tor needle work, which will
he very useful and valuable to the la-
dies,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

o. For the &C commodatiOn OF New
por, people, MIR Forbes has consented
to roducc the play OF " Uncle Toms
Cabin oEce more aud for the last time.
AZ the Providence Museum, this,
Thursday, evening. Mr. Charles l..
Sinnl opc, with lis accustomed Ibcrall.
~, has chartered the steamer Perry tor
an excursion from here OH that even
Ing she will leave here at Eali past
o. lock in the afternoon. and will leave
Providence AT half past 10, or us soon
as the performances are over al tie Mu.
scum Mr.. Slanhope mas made two prcvi-
Gus eliJrls fora similar excursion, but the
unpleasant weather preven ed he was
then subjected ~ considerable expenc',
aud we trust that his efforts to accom-
modate our citizens wil be fully appre-
cialed. and that he boat Will he well
filed with passengers on this o"casIon,
SO that he will be remuneratcd for his
trouble and expense. The performances
at the Musucm will be very interesting
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

I,f this town, "Wednesday cvrring, eh,ld of
Sam,ri >. Cotton, aged ~ mouths.
Al Brooklyn, n. Y, 7ih inst, Caroline Maria,
wife oi Rev. Dr. J. r. sehrodrf, and daughter
oi the late Hon. Elijah Boardmau, 80.
L. Providence, on the 9Th inst. Mrs. Nnrcisfa
Snow, wifi ol Dea WIN. &. Snow, aud laughter
Of the Late john Lippiu isq., in the 56ih YEA, Of
her age.
IL this town, ON the l2ih, in,t., Miss Harriet
Mars aged G3.
IT, New York, an the sih, Mr.. James j.. '".-
tpn. iprmcrl, oi this town. "acd IL.
Ia New York, on the Ilh, Anna Walton, VIE
of A li,ed Lockwood, decreased, aged 81 ,ears.
Ia this town, on the 18th Insi. Fam, Usher
DNwrll Garfield, daugh hler uf lsichaid aud sarah
l.. Caniirid. aged 3 years z months and ~ days.
A,N a.hpgton, ID. &. Alfred Npcman, son
of John NJ. Brudhead Esq, 10, a midshil man IA
lhr L. :. Navy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

y: Gen. Pierce left Concord Monday
afternoon for Washington he remain
cd in Boston during The nIeht, aud was
to start TOR New York Tuesday morn
ing. His journey will be s'icny private
and quiet. Ills Cabinet has been de-
linitcIy ard Interchangeable formed -
hut il does not contain either OF m"de
Isiaars most distinguished sans, VA
liam Deuch Lawrence r. (haites !.
James o iempord . mOr'S ! Rcrub'
lies is ungra,elul =!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

ANOTHER SCIEN TlFIC WONDER
lMPORTANr TO EYSPEP TICS
DR., ]. ). HOUGHTGN'S PfPSlN, The
True Digestive Fluii, or Castro Juice
prepared from BENNETT, or he
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions Of Baron LiEBlG, Tie
great rhysicIo- ical Chemist, by J. ).
HOUGHrON NJ. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly wonderful remedy 10, lNDlGE>-
TON, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDlCF, LiN-
ER COMPl AMT, CONSTIPATION
aud DEBILITY ,curing al'er NATURES
OWN METHOD, By NATURES ON n
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phels containing ScieniIii, evidence OF rs
calue. furnished by agents eraus. See no
e among the medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

INTrLLEcr Ar REsr.--Thc London
Atheneum, reviewing (wlth mitch
nbiIily) The literary character OF the
past year, remarks that France, is. Tor
the moment, blottcd out rom the lust OF
literary nations. 4" All the muses. are
silent cn her soil. Her poets are exllcs
her wits aud orators silent. Her his
torians, with one bold and noble rXcrp-
iion Uamarlinc) ATE abashcd aud idle"
What is true Of literary France is true,
IN ns degree. OF almost every other
country on the continent oi Europe
ln Prussia the Muses. have been
gagged, as Frciligralh would tell us.
did we need his word Tor such u fact IN
Austria they have been sho, in almost
every market place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

A Dutchman related misior-
tune which belcl his son in the follow
inu manner -" Poor II ms he bit
h.ms,lI nit Il rat,lesnahc, and wash sick
into his ped for six weeks in te month
OF August-and all his cry vas, Water!
water y and he couldn't eat nothin' ill
he complained oI being a leelIe peter,
so ash he could stand up Oh hish elbow
and eat Il leetle tea"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
DWe call the attention Of ON

readers 10 The advertisement of Andcr
sons Amtrosiul lnvigorator, in another
column. This is Il preparation for
strengthening, pre- er,ing and incfeas.
ing the growth Of the Hair. preventing
greyness, aud producing hair upon
heads winch have long been bald. We
srenA OF TIM article from experience, 70
Tar DIS we have been required TO test lis
virtues. We kHow that It will prevent
badness, and check the inclination OF
The Hair to become grey il gives it
beautiful silky glossncss, which surpass-
cs any otter preparation Tor the hair
that We have ever used. 1t is an in
iispeusblc Toilc, article for the ladies',
and il they will give II one trial, they
vii never use any other article OF the
kind. 1t is especially beneficial for
clildren's hair, and should he used by
all parents. As an eX,erminaior Of
dandruT and scurl, it has no equal.
Although Mr. Anderson has been
manufacturing this admirable article for
more than Il year past, we have refrain
ed nom speaking Of it until after we
had given 1t long aud thorough trial
so that 10 one could possibly be disap-
pointed IN It's use, in consequence OF
our recommendation. We know Of
hundreds Who have used il. during
nearly the whole OF this time, and have
not yet heard dissenting voice in re-
gard to the above opinion OF his virtues.
We feel more confidence and pleas.
u-c in commenting it to the public.
from the tact that it Is manufactured hy
IL Newport man, who would not otier
an article to our citizens Unless il was
really meritoI.ous. Mr.. Anderson has
been experimenting several years, aud
he has patiently waited unlll he could
offer an article which Was perfectly
sale and highly bem fetal. 1t may be
had Of the proprietor, At his store, 1913
Thames street, al an extremely low
price, al wholesale or retail. Fell di.
rcctons for use, aud valuable treatise
Oh The Hair, accompany each bottle
Give il Il iair lrlal.
ht There was considerable o! II fire in
Providence OH Saturday night among
those who lost property hy II was Mr..
William B. Rider, Il rIuery oi this town.
lie lad $500 worth ol dyc-wood in one
Of The buildings, upon which he had a
partial insurance.
Among the buildings destroyed was
the memorable Foundry. IN which Dorr
held his pretended General Assembly
in May, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

~ Editors have good opportunities
10 observe human nature, and TO draw
correct cone clusions from lis weakness
and iollies. Here il u case in point,
from the Steubenville Herald : When
man gets mad and Stops lis paper,
he always borroys the nest number oi
his neighbor, Ia see if the withdrawal OF
his patronage hasn't Killed the editor
and dressed the columns in mourning
This grows out OF the fact that none Try
e. show their epitc in this way but the
kind Of people who imagine the world
rests on their shoulders.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
uy-In calling the attention oi .our

uIn calling the attention oi Jour
readers to DR.. Tobias advertisement,
respecting his Venetian Linimeni, we
can confidently recommend i, to suffer
crs from my complaint named in his
pamphlet AS IN warranting this article
no one can be deceived, for every one
who sells il, returns the money immc'
dialely. il it does not prove ehrc'uai.-
That is as il should be; thus you Ct
your moneys worth. lfit ~ns $40 per
bottle, i, should not deter those having
children from always keeping n bottle
in the house, in case OF Group; thus
many children might he saved, who
otherwise would be mourned by Their
parents. 1t equals anything we know
of for the cure Of a Cough; but get
pamphlet from the agents, and then you
will see Tor yourselves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

RLrunNLD.-Liltlrfield, the Janitor of
the Medical College AT the line of The
Webster murder, has just returned from
California where he has been fr the
last two years. llo arrived in Boston,
Il lew days since. He Is S25,O0O rich
er tor his trip 10 the land OF gold.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
Die0.

In Proyil,nrr, 7th inst, Mr. lIcisry v hiIing,
widow of y than,l T.. Whiting, 10 the 50 year
of her age.
IL Woonsocket, 2l,h ult,, I.,dn, widow d
Luke Arnold, aged "a yeats.
In Svinsry, 26th uli., Rcbccca II Chase, of
Fail Rivct, aged ~ yrart.
IN iIrok6,ld, Penn, Dec. 22l, I'hahod Da-
We. E.p formerly ~ Bristol, szsd about 81 ,cats'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

IL We had as sew &c thunder
storm Sunday afternoon as IL ever ca
pericnccd in summer it continued for
abou, an hour,-,he lightning was it,
tensely SHARP, and the thunder very
heavy. A large quantity ol rain fell
during the storm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
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Ia lakSElssso SET Oh pAprR.g
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DESTINY
CAREFULLY GAIA ll.AIi I'D


AcEIYAI of nR. &. W. ROBN II at sew l"r%.
The celebrated Br l.. W R,ba'k, h"ln r"t, dtr
Professor ui A-tIr,u;>, Astronomy, fhn 10" ~. ~
trunIunr,, hhNug Just "rn,ru u ON hi!. o'i la,
where hr hts met wnh ihe nrs' thlihhlIlhhiN 80
cess, ' the last four NcHrs '"tr~hb" hs 'ttVt'e -
the citytus oI New uTk, ahd iis Nntii ;. g. -
Rolsck being the seventh sun" "i ne .r''nlh s"n, s.
having made \stilogS his rlh.i'c s,tG, sinc, the
eirlN age ui ~ Ctn Yeats ciJ"Ns H"NaiiiE's W'N'd
rom travelling Al a - itCt'n. th"i NE s-'sStd h)
nu.c IA tlir ,vul tn ,GI ~ ih."Ir ntG ''s 80 80
ted l., Nature having cUliNacd itt ~ hsstu gii~
he L. prcnntrG - n,laIi them ." tue tl"WnF ustH,
aud Ihc inui,tIatr iotsHmnbliuH 81 the ir,l "l'E
tonic. Iic cen hc CONSULTED wi,h 81 hr "l'r @! T..
lctltr u 81; pd ard he j. prti alta I" matte Gt "t
hi, ruwcI un ANY uI III. following t"I cra Er''Ltst
of sll dcscrii,ioS ,tnSIiig lN '.." ~ .."' t"HIi
shils uil,,tts gwen ir thru sutt''-ul ACCOM- l-h
mrt - crulatii IN sio,ts LtI h.Iti.t 81 t,"! ~
tate tIt ttc,Ntrus al cHt,s II ClsI ni' iE' fuT
,hnst. oi t krt- hni ~ snh {! 81 'li, - std.
.l,n hu. had III, hoLtI oiItttiNr, ,t.ii,3' ifon
the llnloiaLlct & ."!,u Brrnalniir. :rutlh trc ct
SNr,I,u, MIrh IL VII ~" HIM g.oti !hh.nIt "a
.iov iur tu these " hu Ill IHvut lir 80 "a d J.. -
also offer. hi- service U.r''irg htoI =. vel 40
rHttiugc love hiinr, iruuc, =, tvrn,is 'lnvri ~
bp,r>, iraud. -i,krt>s hhd dChih hH.. tIttt'I u"
iIurr events aud ull tl, ruEcrin- - it, va vice
yIl ih ,r who al, afrir iofp ri,il' - m'Ii IlN.-
Terms adir> ~ tAnt;,; gcnicn'u =. N"t,'Iil'.-
caIrnl i'cd and rcaG a. h at'"ItHG O." tA' 'Intl'f
mud mast lie s,.l i~,.,S u s,,' tn,r I.-u--
NH,iyitlts ai' uti'd hT'sietts I" '"i ''', ~ h
die, ~ ~ iul -. p,nuCu,E -. - ni So fst
snir u d,st,Itc 60 have Ih'H I"ii'uts "iN"h ''
s-udjnr the dat. ui tilr daN 81 i'cir hut'. Al j..
t. r. containing the ahuNr tee VIII n'tN, tn nt'i
M, nit, utiuu and ns,iNi,Irs viii be,,u ten. Iy!t
oI The United States. written oh du'nhlr rhrti AZ
I,lt,, ou an, u the above topic, II pOsl- AZ, ~
be- au. ws,rd graft. His Office sNo y luIe sif'~t
few blocks briuv broadway. y " a. M')
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
BANK OF TIE SOUTH COUNTY.

A I ~ meeting oithc Stockholders " the "Hank
"A of the Souh County" held Al then Baking
rooms, December tie l6h, A d.. sj2, the iol-
l"n5 named persons w,rc elected Directors i
sa,d Bank john Thompson, Row Land q. Iaz-
ard, Samuel iodman, Dane VI. &. Sicdu.n,
Thomas IL. Watson, Edward Lillbid2e, " it,
lard Whlconb, ATos Z. Roduau aLJ E5i.jama
Knowles.
At a meeting Of said Directors held subsequent.
Iy 10 the SockholdcrS' nc, ting, on the same Gay
john Thompson, ESQ, Was elected lrcIidcn,
Sw ID. NJ. G. STEDMAN, Ca,h'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
LILY FOND
IL n

tNiE >n,,scribcr having olda,ncd good supply
1 Of lee, would inform his I,atr"rs aud the
pu ,lic ~ general, that he Is now ready ~ make
c,ntr,rts 10 supply them With lee iron pure
Sprirg water; those wishing Ice the coming SEA.
an, vii please call the sui.cribr at thc lee
Depot. 4 II Thames Street, corner Marie, Sqnaiei
lirtcls, Famics aud Stores supplied 10y tlic sea.
m2, JOHN l.. CRANsroN, Agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
BROWN s. Hail.,

BROWN & HAIL,
COMMISSION Merchants and Dealers in all
" Kinds of Leather, No. 8 Exchange street,
Providence, X. !. have constantly On hand nnd
for sale wholesale and retail, Eeiing, Eeli L,;db-
cr. Calf aud Sheep Roller skins, Picker sning,
and Lace Leather, iI,mlock and Oah -ian', d
Sole Leather. Call Skius, Patent L"ihcr, MD.
Morocco, Goat, kuss't, and Color,d koais and
skins, ChamoiS ard luchskius.
Also, Agents ioi the sale oi GrnScr Baker &
Co.'S Patent Sewing Machines, adapted To sew ng
on Leather Cloth, &c. Manufacturers ard uth-
ers want of the ve'y best article IN use, please
call and cXiniuc. Or,,erS forwarded 10y Mail OF
Express viii receive prompt attention.
\. =. ~ DoZ Gold hcdil Ficnch CalIskins
for sale nj : 10 per Don. G2S 3m d X
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

Does tie Court understand you 10
say, Nh. Jones, that you saw the editor
oi tie Anger OF Freedom intoxicated f'
- Not at all. sir Il merely said that |
had seen him frequently SO furrled ~
his mind that he would undertake to
cut out copy with the snullers--,hatT
ALL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

u5-Thc steamship Niagara arrived
a, New York Sunday evening, from
Liverpool che brings no news Of in
te rect or importance. Among The pas
scngcrs is Chevalier IIulscmann, the
Austrian Minister.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

a "curious woman in Rockville, says
the Hartford Couran', counted The sllch
es she took in making "A shirt. The
number was fourteen thousand four hum
dred and thirty five.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17


and tHEsr. !, has
been us"d with probably greater rucccts than
any other article known, and IhysiciaIs who Lave
ht,i uu opportunity ui witm-ss.ng it, highly sau-
t,N effects, recommend II az u sale and ,rIN IN
cdrous medicine, eqral, II not superior, 10 anN
ohrr prescription for the alipNe complaints " nth
in their innv ledge, The hisS ul ihs medicine
wts Il private recipe Ola distinguishc lh, ,-'llan
IN one of tho mei.hhpriug States, and was p,"-
served hy an individual To whom II gave the inuSt
astonishing tli,!. Il Is composed oi,cgcLA ks,
aud il usrd according To ducc,ions, mus b pea
frcly s,ir,
i..u .M<vs. .iR,n s. o., M,choU;s, Ci'm-
mi, "ihosr pcrsons who have used the Veg
cublr Pulmonary iiai,am, uniformly sptq,h ut II
asa vllI l." medicine, and FROM he prntity
snll. notwithstanding The numerous Other p'rp"-
ra'Ious, used f,r snli,r complaints; We CONSIDER
il first on the lis,.
Respectfully, &r. ALLIES 6 coz
Thr Editor oithr N,nocq IdNi Co''rji' sHts,-
''Wr hly" htd occasion To- wirntss the good 'i-
Zee, oi the Vegetable pulln"nuil Eal-an in our
family, - case ola ,ounu baby who has been en-
tucly cared Of COSsuMPrioS by the use 81 II,
ani also IN severe coughs and colds, aud chcerul-
ly bear tcsiiinun, 10 it, being sale, convenient,
and very ctiicaciuus medicine in cases OF tina, de-
scriplrn. It'd. Courcr.
4 Clergy man from Phadc phIa writes, that
he has bcru IN the habit OF usIng the N'grial'le
l'u.monar, Bdlsam lr himself aud ttmiil iur the
last thirteen years, and also ui I,,ounn ndmg IT
l., his friends aud considers II an Invaluable
rem .d, for AL pulmonary complaints.
Forthr last liv, years oi my practice ! have
had ihc satisfaction to witness the hCncicHI ell
ircts of the Vegetable Pulmonary Bdlsam Ia many
cas"s of obstinate cough, aud olhcr affections "t
the ludgs. | woull thcrci re contrmtl, ,ccom-
,,.nd it, ia al complaints ol the chest, ~ be-
NJ equal, il not superior, 10 ar! Other n,dni"c
w,thiu my Wedge,
Lem, strr, y. II.
TRUMAN hDEIl. VI. D."
r-y- BEWARE. OF ERR EITS
AND INVITATIONS such a. ChRrtR'S
CoupouNn puLNoN>Ry BNLsAM, AMERICAN
pULMoNNEY BhLsAT, and othris, ~ ptrt,
bearing the name! Enqnllc tpr the ."tc.e h,
it, whole name, the
"NfGErABlE PULMONARY EAlS\M,"
aud see that Il has the written signature uf WV.
j Joss Cutler upon IA yellow hL'i, a. the y 'uc
wrappers. Each bottle and scu is stamped
'Vr.ct.,br Pulmonary Balsam"
Prepare. b> REED, Gu ilEit y CO, 'r-
po.trrs aud Wholesale De deus IN Medicines,
Paints, Chemicals aud Dye Siulls, 33 India
: Street, Boston, aud sold hy Druggists, Apothr-
cares, an CoudIry Merchants :, ,ucralh. For
particulars and recommendations scc II pamphlet
ace pnpan, ing each bottc.-Pricc 30 cents. For
sale in Newport by u WARD 4 CASNElI,
nnd X. J. TAYLOR. 40 Gm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

GgAcr GRrrNwoop.-The last bit ol
gossip from Italy, mentions tie probable
marriage oi Grace Greenwood with
wealthy American, whom she captured
in Rome.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
CAUTION. DIR. WISTAR's BALsiM OF
WI ID CHERRY


The only genuine aud original mriclc VAS fnst
introduced in the year 1893. 1t has been w.il
tested, and Appreciated for ten ,sais, in I'LL the
complaints ior which IL has Men recommend, d +,
v,z:-Coaghs, Colds; inhucnGa, Bronchitis, Asih-
ma, and Consumption IN its incpi"n, stages No
other medicine has proved mntr ,ii'aclous.
Various remedies, II ~ true, have h'cn ohricd
aud pulled into notice for lh, cure e diseases ui
the lungs and some have been found deu!t
very useful but of all that have set bccn discov-
cred, itis admitted by physicians, ard ell who
have itnessed lis effects, that none have proved
50 yuccc.sfui as this. For Asthma, Sh"rinrss Of
Breath, aud similar affections, II may bc pi"n"un.
rcd "A positive cure. II has cured Asthma, IN ma.
Nv cases OF ten aud twenty years standing, after
Physicians had dccLucd the case bryond the
reach of medicine.
From the Boston Post.
DIR. :. w. Fowlr, lSS Washington street, has
An ,rt,clc cntilcd as above, which We b, live ~
the best preparation hitherto discovered Ter the
cure %. colds aud other c"iru mptlSe complaints.
iIavin. tested this medicine, we can speak with
conf icncc as To it's suiarS effects Ia ~ nuN tng
coughs and other complaints, incident TO ihis sra-
sou Of the year.
hy.lIew,rc oi the S,rups and AL other prcra-
ra'isns Of W lid cherry. Buy nouc la, tie g'n-
uinc Dr. " stu's iialsam signed |. BUTTS, ON
the wrapper.
Originally prepared ~ Williams & c., h'a.
iclphm, nnw prepared ,nd ,"'r, wholesale and
rc,,l, only by Srih ". Fpwic. ii,slon, Mass, Ia
whom ALT orders .hould br addressed, aud !ur
sale b, his agents.
Agents Tor selling Wistm's Balsam:- II. j.
Taylor, Newport; ;. ". iirisg., Bristol; I'd
ward sanders, Warren; Nathan Ecunis, Ports
mouth " illmm Cory, Ti,c,lun Cornr's; ;.
:. Slcc,c, GrccnviIlc. ilJ2w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

There were seven hundred performers
in the orchestra. alta late eriornance
of the Messiah in London. Among The
instruments were sixteen doubled basses.