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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-13
BOOT AND sHo MANUFACrORY
SECOND ST BETWEEN MAIN AND LOcrST.

o., would nfarm the public In general that have
KEI on hand an of sall and winter Boots
ZEN aud Shoes Of all sorts, and that 4 will sell them
Ne as cheap and as good Gun be sold in this cit,
4 oetss 80 80 d - 80 "a JoHNRAsCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-13

Which pledge ourselves 10 sell at from ten TO trsfrt
per cent lower than the usual credit prices, al the old
stand No. lag Broadway. corner Of itert, e.
JAMES MYERS.
feble3m VII LIAM kNISELY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
Mdrrfe0.

In this town, 2S,h hlt., by Rev. Henry Jack
son, Mr. John Is. langley, Jr.. Of New York,
and Susan A. Barlow, Of this town.
In Washington, on Sabbath evening, February
n, at st. Psul's church, by the Rev. Smith
Pync, Hon. John J. Crittenden, Attorney Gese-
raj Of the United States, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Ashley, Of St. Louis, Missouri.
In Christ Church, Westerly, X. l., ln inst :.
by Rev. Thos. II. Vail, Mr.. James p. Prckham
Of Sacramento, Califrn,a, son Of Judge VIM.
Peckham, of Wakefield, X. I. and Miss Almyra
c., daughter ofllenry Sheffield, Esq, Of Ston-
ington, Ct.
IL Philadelphia, 2s,h ult. Adam Anthony, Of
Moth Providence, and Marth. Han pton, Of =.
In New York, 9th OF Sept. last, by his Hon
or the Mayor, and afterwards by HE Grace
Archbishop Hughes, Daniel Egbert Sickles, and
Tnerese, only daughter Of Antonio Bsgoli, E,q.,
all of N. Y.
At Bencia, California, January Is. Lieutenant
Thon as Wright, ". y. A., TO Miss Ellen,
daughter Of Major Charles Loripg.
In Provid nee Sd inst, by the Rev. Francis
Smith, Capt. Thomas w Wells, Of Southamp-
ton, l. j., and Miss Maria q. Tuell, OF this
town.
In this town, on Sabbath evenisg, by Rev:
Mr.. jackson, Mr.. William II. T.. Peabody mud
Miss Anna Eliza Bachelor, both of this town.
In Portsmouth, Virginia, on the 1.t instant, by
the Rev. Mr.. Wine6cId, DIR. ". T.. Wv.han.
". >. NJ, TO Mary Eliza, daughter Of DIR. Tho,.
Williamson, ". s. N.
In Providence, on Sunday, 9Th inst, by Rev.
George Pierce, Mr.. A. W. OTIS, Of New Yorl.
and Miss Mary ~, daughter ofThos. X. Greene,
Esu., of PawtnNst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
PROCRAsTINATION Is TIE THIEFoF
TIME

Delay 10 dangerous-ncglect that cold md
cough few weeks, and the hope of recovery will
ec hst to you ior ever. Let uot uuy pecuni-
AIRY consideration deter you from try ing TO save
your lite and health while there is chance, Con
sumption 10 annually sweeping of thousands to
the tomb: disease hns baffled the Oh III Of rh,.
s'c'ans like II: no physician, perhaps, ha. ever
done more Tor this large class OF suffering humani-
~, than Dr. Wistar. An ''ounce OF preven,iyeis
worth pound Of cure;" therefore. before vovr
lungs become liberated. and 50 diseased that no
human means can save you from M early grave,
try in'season, try AT once, n medicine which has
been oi such infinite value to thousands- oblsin
bottle Of ID. Wistar's balsam Of Wild Cherry,
take il, get another Unnecessary, pc, severe in
using II until, you have removed the diseasc en-.
t'rey, which il neglected will terminate your life.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
Has, until within "A few years, been generally
considered incurabe, although many medical n,sa
oi the hiyhest standing, among whom we might
mentlon Laennee aud his friend HayIc-both dis.
tingnished authors, admit that this much dreaded
disease may he cured, even in its advanced stages,
when the lungs are not completely disorganized.
The remedy which we now offer,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
not only cmana,es from regular Ph, sican. but
has been well tested in all the complaints for
winch II fs recommended.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Rsmrmler, the original and only genuine
.WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
always bears the written signature Of EU1TS
on the outside wrapper.
Originally prepared by " illian1 s. Co., Thn
ephm, now prepared aud sold, Wholesale aid
etnil, only by Seth w. Fowle, Ioston, Mass, to
whom all orders should be addressed, and for
sale b., his agents.
Agents for selling wirtar's Balsam:- X. J.
Taylor, Newport; :. ". Brigg,, Bristol; Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Por,,-
mouth; " Will,am Cory, Tiverton 4 4C,n.r.; b.
y. Steerr, Gicenville. Ca w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
From n Y. Morning Star)


TRULY ALARaISG The City Inspectors
weekly returns exhibit a fearful array OF deaths
b. diseases OF the stomach aud the bowcls, aris
ing directly or indirectly from imperfect Digestion
The human body can no more bc in a healthy
state W rn the stomach is disordcred, than =
watch can keep true time when il. mainspring is
injured. And how readily and painrrsly the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent oi sans
can be regulated and restored to their full vi or!
The Alternative a',d cordial p,oucrtirs of IIuTcn-
isGs VEGETABLE DYsPEPsIA BITrERs will
accomplish this Object with a rccisioa and GER
t,,nty that justify ~ in pronouncing it infAllblc.
The accoriant I, stiInony .of all who have been
wsc enough to give ita trial, bear us out in the
ass'stion. The proof Of its efficacy does not rest
upon the statement of "A few patients, but upon the
v,lintary declaration of thousands.
Circulars, containing the ccrtiicates sfrcInark-
able cures, and the high estimation in which
thi, Medicine is held by the public press, caa he
had ot the agents. free.
Price 50 c-uts per bottle
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, Ny.
Juuel,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,


Oiics Ia Franklin House, corner Of South Main .nd
College Streets.
Insure nSsinst Fire and Marine Risks on NJ fnyors
BILE terms as other stock Companies.
Capital 10000.
THIS Company affords the same security ~ other
stock Companies with the additional advantage tv
the Insured of sharing equally with the Sio, khodrrs
IN the >ru Earnings Of the business, without any liz
billy 10 asressineRt
DIRECTORS
Thomss Hardness, Amos n. Beckwth,
OnHS Taft, Henry Limit
Truman ii-ckwih, Hosea Bsllou, Jr.,
Ihunins J. stead, Henry T.. Maihrwson,
William A Robinson, James q. ANTHONY,
james J. smith, John n. Mnsnn,
A. u. Iks Daniel Dsy
Billings Bsr,tow, Edwrrd P,arse
Charles ". prhney, George W. chaplin,
hsrl's L.. shrf, " ilLan j Kug,
,ir' Ihit Josrph' arpenter,
Cyrus D. ainhchest,r, Seth Padtloid
Earl i. Mason
THOMAS HARkNESs, Presisu4t.
~Eo q. ARNOLD, S~'r'y.
Appli, alton per mail fer Insurance to this Conpa
ny will receive prompt attention.
iS d&w ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
jDte0.

In Providence, on Monday last, Mis- Esther
Bowen, daughter Of the late David Bowen, tor.
Derl, of Newport. aged 81.
In Providence, LIST inst, Mrs. Charlotte An
geil, wife OF Mr.. Ezekiel Angel, in the 69th year
oi her age.
In this town, on the 4th, Jspes ", infant
son of Dr. Henry y. and Ann r. Turner.
H. smith6ed, 23d uh., Mrs. Olive Mowry,
widow OF the hate Joab Mo~ry, aged IS ycnrs
and days.
In Providence Friday morning, Of ~arlct
fover and Group. Henry Barton. only son of vii.
liam v. and Harriet "a. Greene. aged I year,
months and ~ days.
In this town, sun lay evening, Mr.. Thoma,
stacy. aged 81 years.
~ Prov ldence, s'h inst. Dea. Otis y. Buck.
liz, IN the ash ,'sr of his agc.
IL New fo,k city. 26,h ut., Eubrr, Foster,
youngest child cf MajorJ. q. Barnard, y. =. I'm.
giwes, sgrd 2 years and = months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
M illarine 1ntcllisenes,, Ii4
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARl,IV WE'D.
WEDNESDAY, March 2.

WEDNESDAY, March 2.
Schr. Mary q Susan, Marble, Son,cr,ei, n
Y. sloop Beiite, GODFREY, Taunton, Ny;
blackstone, A,h, Prov, do; John BROOKE, Jsn.
n'nss, do, Bridgeport.
schr. tts,iHd. league, from Savannah G,r
Boston. arrived here an ! hui sday, with loss Nj
,alls; she had hrasy weather the whole passage,
IL days; was "a days North of Cape tiaaierass,
and had but one pleasant day during the wboIe
time. Spoke ON the lst, Schr. NJ. u. Davis,
from Savannah Tor N. York. Montank Pt. N. N.
2o m'es; lad lost her fore lorma't, glib
boom, main boom and forcsail On tie 27th
the Hartford los, n man, John Quincy Young, Of
Moiborough, Connecticut; he ieil cvei board, and
WAS 10 years old.
Sch. Liborty. Taibox. Rath. Baltimore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10

TAt l2 o'clock Friday the oath Of
Office was administered to Franklin
Pierce, as President Of The United
States, on the Fast steps OF the Capitol
at Washington. The oath of office
was administered to William r..
King, as Vice President, at The same
hour, at Havana, by the American Con.
suI there, al reebly to special vote Of
the Senate which was passed n short
time since. la consequence Of the re-
cent domestic Affections Of President
Pierce, the usual Inauguration Dall will
hs dispensed with.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
A CARD.

TUE celebrated DIR. CUDNORTH, particulsrly~
L invites all Ladies who may need a Medical or
Surgical adviser, 10 call ai his rooms, NO. II
OAK street, Boston, MAS which they will mud
arra,gntd for their special accom- odntion.
Dr. Cuiworth having devoted over 10 years "a
this particular branch of the treatment OF n diseases
peculiar 10 Females, IL il conceded by all (both ia
this country aud also IN EurOpe) that he ehccls all
other known practitioners IN the SAFE speedy and ei
fectual treatment oi all Female Complaints.
His Mc,iiciner are prepared with III, cypress pur
pose Of removing s nisenses such M Debility, Weak
ness, Unnatural Snppressons, also, all discharges
which now iofm morbid state oi the blood.
The Doctor Is now fully prepared to treat III his
peculiar successful style, both Medically and nurgi-
cnly, all diseases Off Female sci, snd they are
respectfully invited To call. spl6 ly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
DEY STREET HOUSE


NEW lOltk,
MIR. 4. MERRITT, formerly proprietor II the
Commercial Coffee House, having associated " nh
him ia business, Mr.. WM. NJ. LANGLkY, for
lncrly of Boston. and the, having leased the above
named house, undrr the irm of MERRITT x
LaSGLry, take pleasure in anno'r,cing To their
friends and the public ~ general ,hh their House
is now. .opencd Tor the reception o guests. ! he
House being cntirel, new, and having over one
hundred and i!ty Sleeping Apartments we'll ycn-
ila,cd and Well misunderstanding Crotou Water,
in very room.
Afso large anh commodious DiSING SALOON
under The entire supervision of NJ. Merritt, who
has hing aud successfully catered Tor the public
where all the subj rtanlials aud dclicacics ui the
season, and the best the nnuk.t affords. will le
served up at al hours of the day, in style unsul-
passed.
Also, connected with this establishment Is a
large AVID splendid BAR, where all th- clmcc,t
brands Of WINES, Al, am CigU,, will Lc krpt
constantly on hasd.
This house being convenient TO the principal
Railroad Dcpots, a,,l Smaphoat i.anings, and
an the center Of the hiSiucs, put of the city,
makes it oflhc most desirable House. 10, Mcr-
chants aud others visiting this City to make it
their Home.
ANDREW MERRITT, }p-
WILLIAM VI. LANGLEY, SFoP'e'''S'
jy 10 6,no dSw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
10000 FiiI SONS CURED
NnnII IEf, 40 nAA

\ '.E r"i''c are respectfully info,i'ic ihat II
l ob'as mas accepted thc above NJ has nous
since he has introduced his invaluable
4 VENETIAN IINIMENT,
\ I'm salc IN the United Stat,t--now tyci thne
| !earf'
n,ns wa, Prt"", every "ut seid haI
/ ~" wa, 'n'" W give hI'hif r u u.rd "cr"lH-
rs " '"' ""''',""' W 'ne h"'"! "ouid he ie-
.''I,. ,,, Wv, m' nsJn' was a''n"eu !" nave on
'''' ""..". ,rITrIS u, ~o,> w.l'n", ~, ":
. o,'"NpS VI bo' III
\ ~" ro." ,'po WI ,HL ~ 'hoss"Hs
\ "a ~.
'.'',,''' n',o'e. =" mas oec" 'lus'reu, u has
' ,J.a.,. o'.n '"li', "'"'" WIN scarce
i,.' "H nas t'",H won lhniic conn
"'"''' VOW ''rie are hunGf'cs o' i"i"iirr that
- "'"'"' ": inie nnt ''' zone ?!
,.''r 'e'on'"',nu"'"n, 1 cn"n. it' ~ 'hofr who
.at "" W W. ""'''"'r '"'"rrS,-
VI ''y ''"" ,'"''y "''S i'0''" 'n.f ''""i'
t.:.o"' nav, '"", "' 'e"oiIe W! PAM
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wy" ~ "'." ~" w n"' S,' ''"e'co' !ou' me ny
cantr 49,, ,','G, '' ''''"'' ''! 10, u !
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'n'u !" =" '"'f u III, '''h AN assured ihsis
IC,SW."n n,H,rrn,or,r,r
~, - h,NHN ~ ONOhb
"o' - rorI' iHfnH'i!' Tramp ven l'ins'
49,. n'' ,.,':u,' n ',"'''''''',S''' ""e hi""s
~, '' o"',"'"S, '.. oWe'',gs' E, wa T"es'
lug, N'o'l' "u'hPs' ,haIp 'aiiahCs,
""I"'p "o - aus, fapIia-
th,., p,,,.' ;a,. ',',,'' ~ t"e "'"os' bacs'
~ aus !" '"'"'S, '''"ofihatt' Ac'
- ''''"''S Vi" "c see" ~ 'Ee
drpo,;
Gt- Full directions wrapped up with ever, bottle.
LADIES
"a" "''" "o a'''or ,'at VIII so quickly aud harm
..sSy remove in"p,e' and Bio,ch,s from tho
Neck J. f"e ana LANDS.
'kOLR
"hich ea'r'rs on hundreds oi children annually,
can Dc aV,rtd by the timely application oi The
Venetian l.innent. u rarcn,, would Observe
.neif chIidnn' ana when the ttIcs are heavy, or
the breathing slightly Thick, they would ub the
neck ana chest well with the inlnnmt, the, never
would have to suiier that distressing conn lain.
CHRONIC RliEC MhUISM,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10

g. Protection Company, No. S,
Captain Tisdale, paraded the streets
Friday afternoon, accompanied I by
the Newport Brass Band ; they were
ou, in full ranks and made a very fine
appearance. The Engine and Hose
Cart were drawn by eight grey horses.
They had All excellent supper in the
evening, AT Horizons Hotel our en-
gageInen's were such as to prevent us
from accepting their polite invitation to
DC present.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10

The Iron Duke.--lr is stat, d that the
Duke otWcllhigipn leit no t,staneniary
provision ior his old servants. except
one. who wns with him ~ Wa,erloo.-
The present Duke intends TO take care
of The neglected survivors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
IFThe Supreme Cour, Chi,.r IN.

IFThe Supreme Court, Chief jus.
tice Greene presiding, commenced irs
March Term in This town Tuesday
morning. The Chief Justice delivered
brief bu' clear Charge Is the Grand
jury, on The nature of their dul,e.-
There is not u great deal Of business for
trial.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10

~ am man, and deem nothing which relate. Z
man foreign to my feelings"
YOUTH IL MANHOOD.
VIGOROUS LIFE CR PREMATURE DEATH
K,nkehs on Srif ifPrssupaffon--oniys IS e'nts.
~ iIs took, Just published, Il filled with useful IN
L formation on the inhrmities and diseases sf the
human system. II addresses itself alike to- outh,
Manhood and Old Age-to all who apprehcnd or sui.
fcf under the dire consequence ofeHrl or prolonged
irdscre tions-to all who feel the exhaustive effects
Of banefu habts-to NIL who in addition 10 declining
ph, sirnl energy the victims of nervous Hnd men
tai debility, and of mapping and melancholy despohf
cncy-io all such Dr X. would shy-
READ THIS BOON
The valuable advice and impressive warning IL
gives will prevent of ui-ery and suffering, and
save annually thousands al lives
Parents by reading II will learn how to prevent the
destruction Of their children.
ryA remittance Of ~ cenis, enclosed IN letter
addressed To DIR knkeln, PhiladrlphIa, viii ensue
Abook, under envelope. per return of mail
1rDr. X, IS wears resident Ph, sician, ". w. cor
ner "i 81 aud Union street, between Sprucr aud Pho
Philhdslphin. may be consulted eonfd.ntisy.
We who place himself under the care Of D.. \ .
ma, re- q t"ssly connde In his homer ~ gentleman,
snd confidently rely upon hts skill ~ ply sirinn.
fer'"- ~ distance may address ID. X by letter,
(ple rhld,) aud be cured NJ home.
Packages of medicinss, directions, &c , forwarded
by sruding remittance, aud put up sscure from Jam
age or curiosity.
booksellers, New. Agents, Pediars. Cssvs.,rr.
aud al Others supplied with the uhove work y, vsty
"w rates. ap2i }, aHv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
lMPORTANr To GYSPEPTlCS.-

IMPORTANT To DYSPEPTlCS.-
DR.. J. :. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or The
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of baron LIEBlG, the
rrea, rhysiclo- icsl Chemist, by J. \.
HOUGHTON NJ. d., Philadelphia. This
Is truly a wonderful remedy for INDlGES-
IlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, Llv-
FIR COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY ,curlng after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phleis contain NJ Scienlif; evidence OF it's
calue. furnished by agents gratis. See no.
among the medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10

E.P.PECKHAh. y. T.. DAVIS.
PECKIAM Il DAVIS,
AGENTS l. GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
YsRTaE sALpof (Ar WHOLESALE AND
RErAIL,)
GROCERIES, GRAIN, PRODUCE,
SHIP STORES AND CHANDLERl,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS, BUTTER, LARD,
OILS, PAINTS, TAR AND VARNISH.
WINES, LIQUORS l. CIGARS.
a CLAY STREET, BELOW DAVIS ST. 4,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
j2o
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
AtKkLG OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY March. 10. h 1859,

~ AL, tie Coal lie; lcrs in ia tovn
have given notice ;ha, alter the Isl int.
they shall sell 20OO lbs. Of coal to the
Ton, instead oi 22i0, as heretofore. and
that The price will be The same. I here
is no i!sIiiiaLln reason for this move
ment, and we fine that very mnny Of
our citizens IRE not disposed TO submit
10 what they regard as monopolysing
imposition consequently, several clubs
have already been formed, aud when
full, they intend to send a vessel TO the
Pennsylvania mines and purchase a
cargo. BY doing this, they will save
good deal oil money, both by getting
full weight and ty purchasing at first
cost. We like 10 see ali trades, profess
sions and calIinss in life fouri,h and do
' lair and paying business but in this
instance We think u al the coal dealers
have made All unfortunate mistake by
whi,h their business will he seriously
crippled, rnd when there was 10 cnIse
Z for it. AM we should think il we'll tor
them TO abandon their project, and re-
turn TO the old weight, and be sure tha,
they give good and honest measure,
and then people vii be satisfied. They
must DO itspeedIly, however, or it will
be too late, Tor we know OF one paper
which contains signatures for 200 tons,
and il will not take long to secure the
( requisite number Of names for large
cargo. Various clubs of this kind will
he iormed, and people generally will
obtain their coal in this manner, TO the
ruin Of the business OF the dealers here.
We should be very sorry to have any
such disaster beial them, - but if II
comes, il will be in consequence OF
their own conduct. There is time Tor
them TO prevent il. if they nc, wisely.
UTA Wing meeting was held a, the
Town Hall last evening tie Hon.
Robert b. CIanston was elected Chair
msn, and Robert S. Barker, Esq. Sec
( re'ary.
The following gentlemen were unan-
imously chcsen Delegates 10 the State
Convention and the Congressional Con.
Ventlon for the Eastern District, to be
holden in Providence on Ebursday:--
William II. Cranston, Daniel G. Dem
ham, Seth w. Macy, Julius Saycr,
Samuel B Vernon, Marshal c. Slocum
The delegates were authorised to Gil any
vacancies which might occur in their
numbers.
Tie meeting then adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
FINE WATCHES.

II VI. TlSDALE 4 son have just received
H. -nr,ll supply Of fine English Lever Watch
~, manufactured expressly to their ord.r. These
Watches ere splendidly finished. aud ~mrao'ed
,eb perfect TIVE keepers. Those IN w,nt ol 6ns
Watch, N either Gold NJ Silver, will 40 we'll TO
,tarine, ~ I3s Thames 81, ia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
CONFECTIONERY

WE are eonstin'ly reci"yipg Lrgr supplies
w and will scll at whnl, sale or retail at III.
msnulac,urrrs' p' ices. We ha,' teen solicited.
and are about making arrangements WITH ar,l. l..
chraied uouss Ia \. ioit, g. Keep ard sell THEN
Candies aud choice Cunf Ell ,hary vhich the,
manuactm IN every v.sioiy.
fl2 II.N. YOUNG.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
DEFIANCE sALAMANDER SAFES

c. GAyLER PATENT.
kOBT. NJ. PATRICK, 80 JOHN STREET.
Is THE SOLE MANUFACI URER IN THE
L United States Of the above original and only
reliable Snlamanders, both rs rgarcs .ccurii,
against FIRE and burglars. Every Safe sold at
this rstablirhu', il manufactured under the
personal superinisndence VI Mr.. c. J.GAyLrR,
whose experience oftw.niy-,ix ,,ars -, Il ,nc
maker, together with ,he many severe tests
which safes Of his manufacture have triunnIhant-
ly wittsiood, in this and other ciiisy, wniIsn,
the subscriber in recommending them as s,rcri-
or to any in use. They aIe the only Safes to
which
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
BANK OF THE SOUTH COUNTY.

A 4 n meeting 9th Stockholders Of The "Bank
"A of the South County" held at their Banking
rooms, December the l6tb, A. d.. 352, the fol-
loving named persons were elected Directors Of
said Bank john Thompson, Rowland G.. IIaz-
ard, Samuel Rodman, Daniel NJ. &. Stcdman,
Thomas II. Watsoa, Edward Lillibridge, Will
lard whi,cornb, Amos p. Rodsas and Benjamin
Knowles.
At meeting Of said Directors held subsequent.
ly to the stockholders' meeting, on the same day,
John Thompson, Esq, was elected President
il sw d. NJ. e. STEDMAN, Cash'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10

TIGHT ScRKwiNo. "Do you support
Gen. Taylor 2" NO. DO you sup.
port Gen. CAST NO SIR What 7 90
you support Van Buren, 7 No, stree, l
support Betsey and the children. and ii's
mighty tight work TO get along at that,
with corn only twenty cents a bush.
Al
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
ApMISisTRATOR'S NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
THE subscriber hereby gives notice that h- has
i been appointed Administrator on the estate
Of SAMUEL SEABURY, late OF Tiverton, de-
ceased. and has accepted said trust and given
bond according to law. All persSns indebted to
said estate arc requested to nnRt patissnt, aud
those having claims to present thsH for settle
ment.
Tivertsn. Feb'y 16, 1853.
CHAS r. SEABURY, Aamiaistratsr.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10

0J- There was no demonstration Fri
day in this town, in honor Of the in
auguralion Of President Pierce; the
Wings. of Course, did not undertake to
lead in the matter, although, had the
locofocos made preparations, many
Wings would undoubtedly have Joined.
We had conversation with the grand
Sanhedrim Of the party, Daniel Brown,
and learned IRON him tha, they had de-
cided not TO make any demonstration /;
we gathered from Daniels remarks that
the main reason for this was that many
Of them questioned whether General
Pierce was a radical democrat, and they
feared that he would not make any rc-'
movals from olfice,-and consequently
they did not wish 10 be caught in "a
trap. On the whole, We think ,ha,
they came 10 quite sensible conclu.
sion.