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PACKETS &c.
Lew Water Packet.

Hw n The steamer PITSER MIL
sSfsEzs= lsE LER, Alcide Meynier, captain,
azsSa - will run throughout the season
of low water, between New Orleans and Attak-
apas taking freight and passengers for Patter
sonville, Centreville, Franklin, New Iberia, ST.
Martinsville, and all Intermediate landings.
The Pitser Miller draws but little water, and
has been purchased expressly for the trade dur
ing the summer season. Aai aas'
Trunks and baggage of passengers will be
entirely under their own charge and response
bility. Under no circumstances will the admin
istration Of the boat be responsible for any
damage or loss of said baggage, &c. s+z--.z
For freight or passage apply on board to the
undersigned. ALCIDE MEYNIER,
.af Ltfl tH --r aa 65 Captain
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T EAIONe SUGAR-Sugar of Lemons for
La making instantly pure and fresh lemonade,
"a new article in the market1 A large supply
lust received and for sale at the St. Mary's
Drug Store, |. Is. BROWN " Go
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Panuebot nour Ies Eanx Rassas.

rpnz- n lie steamer PTTSER MIL
1lRsry1yhEFsAE5sskS LER, Capitaine Alcide Mey-
80 ss.ss z-sEsnier, voyagera pendant toute Ia
duree de la saison des eaux basses, entire la
Nouvelle- Orleans ct les Attakapas, prenant du
fret ct des passengers pour Pa,tersonville. Cen
treville, Franklin, Nouvelle Iberie, ST. Martins
vile e: tous les ports Intermediates.
lie Pitser Miller est Dun ieger tirant d'eau.
II etc achete expressement pour la navigation
des Attakapas pendant Ia saison dete.
Les males ct bagages des passagers seront
entieremem leur charge. eisous leur responsa-
bilite Dams aucun cas- administration du
bateau ne sera responsible pour aucun dommage
on perte de tout on partie des dts bagages.
Pour fret ou passage s'adFesser a bcrd au
soussigne. ALCIDE MEYNIER,
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Low Water and Last Island Packet.

G- q The light draft and fast run
hr54vtnn&fsE3 ming steamer +. WEIGHT
sslszsss.ss - MAN, Puller, master, having
splendid accommodations on board, will make
regular trips throughout the season from the
Indian Village to New iberia, and from thence
to Last Island, touching at all the intermediate
landings She will leave Franklin for Last
Island on Thursday, the 14th inst, and make
weekly trips throughout the season. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
Ht,t MARCUS WALKER.
Franklin, July 2, 1s53-tf .v
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Notice.

EDWARD JOSEPH HIGGINS, respect
IL fully informs his friends and the public, that
he has opened his English Academy for males
and females where all intrusted to his care, shall
be instructed in a business manner.
Terms, per month. -. .S4 90
Corner OF Main and Jackson streets. In25-tf
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Curious CoincidcnceS.-A London pa
per mentions the following singular
facts !:
On the 18th of June, 1915, the British
and French were engaged in desperate
conflict at Waterloo On the. same day
of the same month, in 1853, the Eng
lish and French fleets were at anchor
off the DardanelIes, engaged in a COM
mon cause. sEG # e 1s4t
On the r14th of June, 1907 Napoleon
conquered the troops of Alexander of
Russia at Friedland, aud the two mon
archs, at the subsequent interview at
Tilsit, took counsel as to whether they
could not. united, humble the naval
power of England! !! Forty-six years
later, day for day, the navies of Eng
land and France are united to resist the
encroachments of the Muscovite The
brother of Alexander and the nephew
of Napoleon do,not act in concert, but
in hostility. That a half century, how
ever, should produce such changes is
not surprising, but the coincidence Of
dates is striking.
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Wanted,

A SITUATION as Manager or Overseer on
n Sugar Plantation | have spent twenty
FIVE years on sugar plantations, and acquired
much experience in boiling sugar, and IN the
general management OF a large, Plantation
Letters from my employers, attestIng ability and
faithfulness, can be produced. Address
JACKSON r. NIXON, Franklin, La.
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BOYS School.

THE subscriber has opened a private Boys
l. school in Franklin, at which instructions win
bv given, m auufIion 70 the various branches OF
general utility, in the Higher Mathematics and
Greek, and Latin languages.
TUITION PER MONTH
From. 81 90 to Sc 90.
As the number of pupils to be admitted is Ii
mited, the subscriber hopes to merit the liberal
patronage ofthose who wish to place pupils under
their charge at select school.
Apply to the subscriber at the Holiander
House B. f. SMART, instructor.
Franklin, June 2. 1858. t21-tfl
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nUININE-A new supply of pure Sulpbate
Ny of Quinine has Just been receive, and is of
fercd to the public at the n. 0. prices.
= p" ~
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New Goods.

Franklin, April 7, 1858.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY

VEG ETABI l. ISTiISIt TITJ.k
A sure, speedy "nt PEE mnh,Lt CuTt Tor Iys
peps,a nuts worst Forms. This medicine
will he found TO cure all con plaihIs arising
from dlsOrdersofiheS Stomach and Bowel /,
Il lliousacss, Yc,iowness Of SKIN, Liver
complaints, pchliity Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, ralp1ariGn ~ the Hem
Costiyeness. n C, &c. Please read ne fol
lowing ceItfcnic.
Read the following from iae ni1en'phy-
siciHD
The undersigned beng acquainted with
some the ingredients rf liutc ings' Veg
etlh!s dyspepsia BittrrS. and having used IL
tor sonr time in his practice With every de-
fred effect, he recommends this medicine
srcm the certain, ofiis object, and gives il
preference over all prepnra liens in rdicinc
for that distressing complaint Dyspepsia.
Y. IARDENEEEGH, NJ D.,
The (o'l Iwing certificate is from Nv. B'h
dy,,ne celebrated DaguerieotypiU
Having been Diilced very severely visa
Dyspensio,' together with extreme weakness
IL was aIv sod 10 take Hul"hngs' Dyspep,i
hiucrs, AMI have every reason 10 hcvenr
in bt. spcrfec lv cured me. | havesnlfrll
10 SYMPTOMS Of return uf The disease and
HE eve from lie effect il had on me thnl
WI cure the wtrsicases OfDySpepSia.
VI. B. BRADY,
So 205 Broadway, ~.
The Propri"io- cfrhiS medicine hasreceiv
ell many olher certificates Oi cures. equally
remarkable, oiih various diseases for vi ich
this preparation is al Iplcabe ;tutth aho;e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any nnprcj.
udred mind Of its value and .nperiorily
above all ether preparations.
Principal office, l22 Fulton ST., N. Y, ny
stairs
Price, so certs Ter bottle ol 6bot'les for
81 so,
R.R. HAZARD h co.
Apothecares Hall.
Noyl - Agent for Newport.
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THE GREAT RENEpY FOR

COUGHS, COLpS AND CONSUMPTION,
V Nfi Th. VEGETABLE ri LAO
s ,e hAkl BALSAM 10 probably
|gHu.rtf~, without a parallel Ia having,
lsX,sps during q iT,al II more than
49, s.scs i1urafy Eire T.ovs full, main
~ sNss Iisined the high reputation
lftssvk which u has i,gurer hr Con-
IA EsS, '1nk sUmiriSt CohrLAIsrs, and
IA sssS,} N EistAsts of the luNGs,
and CHtsT, u has
bivn u.ri snh proh.bl, greater rmccss than
ny o'h.r Mllcle kaIwn, ani:phyr,cn'ns Who have
ia, ~ app miuiity of witnessing its highly salti-
.uy effects, rrconniend 'tas - safe and NcT, III
a;i,as ~ .Iic.,s, rlt,, ii not superiur, To any
r'h ~ prescription f,r The above complaints with
~ ihrir kn,wleJgr, The basis of ,h,s medicine
w,s private rocipe ofn distins uished ply sican
~ o,e of ,G' na'.''b mius States, AM was pre-
serve by an individual "a whom IL gave the most
astonishing relnf II ~ composed of veg tables,
aud IL w"'i according to directions, Inur b per-
fectly safe. =
from Mes1s. AHo d Co., MTthams, Cmcin-
a7ti, -" Those pcrtons who have u'ed the Veg
eab'c Pulmonary iialsam, uniformly speak of II
As yilu h,l" medicine, and from the quantity
soll, notwlihsisnd the numerous "iher prrpn-
ratiois, used lr similar complaints, We consider
IL first on the list
R,soeciGlly, &r. ALLEN & CO."
Ths Editor of tn. S,nscI FaHs Comiv SAYS
'We have had occasion to witness the gooi If
feet of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam IN our
family, IN case 0f young lady ahO has been on
tirey cured uf CoHsUaPTIos Ivy the use of IL,
~ ais f, IN severe coughs AL colds, aud cheerful
" b,r trst'uJny 10 lis being safe, convenient,
All very rficacious me licine in cases Of that de-
scription."-Ed Coariu.
A Clrrg, man from phlladelp hia writes, that
he has been il, the habit Of using the Vegetable
iunonlry Is .lsam r himself and family, for the
la.t thirteen wears and also Of me n,liug u
I" his friends aud conspitrs II an Invaluable
rriuriy for all pulmonary conpaints.
For the last five years 0i my pra,ticc ! have
hid the srif tction to witness the beneficial cf-
'ct- OF the Vegetable Pulmonary i.a!s,m in man,
cas"s ol oh .tinat. cough, and "ihes affections 1
the lu ,gs. | wouli therefore confidently RECON-
mead il use in all complaints oil the ch~,i, us be-
ny eq'ul, It noi superior, 10 any other m.dirine
within my knowledge.
Lempster, y. "A.
TRUMAN tBElL. NJ. d."
NO BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND INVITATIONS such as CARrrR's
CoMPouSD PULMoS,RY BALsAM, AMERICAN
PULMONARY BALsAa, and others, IN part,
bearing the name Enquire for the article by
its whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
and see that il has the written signature of WM.
Joss CrrLER upon yellow label, oh the blue
Wrappers. Each bottle aud seal is stamped
"Vesctibie Pulmonary Balsam."
Prepared b, REED, CUTLER & co, I'm
pDrters and Wholesale Dealers in Medicines,
Paints, Chemicals and Dye Stuff, 33 India
Street, Boston, and sold by Druggists, Apohr-
ciries, an Country Merchants gener,b For
particulars and recommendations see II pamphlet
ac % n.a,yiny each bo,tle.-Price 80 cents. For
sale in Newport by HAZARD & CASWEl.l.,
aud X. }. TAYLOR. MO ON
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Wilbor's Compound Of
PURECUD LIVER OIL
AND LIZZIE.
CURT foR CoSsuMrTios, CouGus, COLDS
\srHaA, ,BRoSCHiTis, ,HkskRAL DrBiL-
Try lNp ALL scnofuLous liuMoRs.

CURE foR COSsuMrTiOs, COUGus, COLDS
NsrHaA, ,BROSCHITis, s,tiksLRAL DfBiL-
IrY ANp Att ScHofUL0rs liuMoRs,
! I'fE proprietor has smccedcd (irom direciions
L of Professor ston., IN combining the Oll and
Lime 50 perfectly that the ttrie 81 the Oil which
u 40 naus ;ou., 4, pcrs,ns generally, u eniitely
,vrrcnfnc, .tni i, can ba taken by the most drii-
cate irmaie- with pleasure. And as regards ihe
he le, uf III article the clrnr oil, the fol-
wing ease, by Professor Stone, IL sufficient to
convince N, ust sc.pt'cai. The Young lady
vas - years OF ags.
"iirr disease WAS one ot unmiNeI phthi-is,
wh,ch had bcen expected to terminate IN tie
course ola few months fatally Tie upper part
ofboth her lungs was filled with iul@rcles, and in
some places were beginning to soften. The case
vas eyldentl, a bad Que. The treatment of God
Liver Oil wts al first used, bu without marked
imuovcmnt. The Phosphate Of Lime WAS then
I'd ulnistered with the Oil, aud the result, ~ in
the Ease of N, ,ny others, was soon apparent. -
! Ia patient was rapidly getting we'll"
Tnis preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oil brcoite Iancd which makes II very drsirca-
ole f,r Persons travelling 10 il keeps ircsh for
long tim".
lie sure ,nd get the gcnrine, Manufactured only
" NEN'k Is. " lLDOR, Chcmist, l5C Couit
Street, Boston.
Z. Il iIAZiRD s TO-, AGENTS ior Newport
N vicinity. jrl4
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AQUIDNECK HOUSE.
(LArE MURRAY HOUSED
k.,vnnrt II

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends aud tn public generally that h. has pur
chased the above well known establishment, and
having thoroughly ren' waited and supplied il with
new furniture, and Introduced many modern inn
proveinents, lit will he opened for the reception
OF visitors on the 18th oi April. Ii 10 cInve-
niently located, and It's airy and pleasant situa-
ton is not supposedly any other house in town.
The subscriber intends 10 make it one of the
hest and most fashionable resorts for the travel
ling public, to he kept open through the year for
steady ana transient boarders. People Wishing
Newper, for pleasure or business, will lind this
House convenient At all SEASONS oi the year.
PHILIP RIDER, Proprietor.
Newport, X. l., April Is, 1853.
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAs AND ULCERS.

AsroSisHiso AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE.-Csp
Esra Knapp Of No 81 Willow st. Brooklyn, ~ Y
one OF the most respectable citizens In the city
afflicted FIVE years with scroiulous Eryspelas OF bou
legs. from the knees 10 the feet which infamed ens
sweled 10 prodigous size, and liberated Lsrgdveep
ulcers apparently large enough to a finger in, csme
Into them which discharged daily almost incredibo
quantity Of msturated substance lie had had ths
advice and attendance Of several of the most skui
physiciass and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without efecting a cure. and was told ~
two OF his ply scisns that the ulcers In hs osi
would r~s hin of bs(ors iosx. BaAsrs PURiryIrs
ExrRLcr has cured thess liberated and ihfamed lon
that now they entirely healed up. and he enoI
eo<,d hcalth =
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DYSPEPsIA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

hGINJs-f O.. {. T,-u,, ftt,t.. .
A Driscoll, Nai'i- J. s. Dough -, piia,i.
v. q. Brown, lnft Giurwhl a. fslu, No,
ick-Br & sItrccl, Nmhinghn ,il,ge r
=. TNyDr, kntsti-. hi,h, Ind', Ito
works-N. y. Palmer 4 Co., w,aub b-Y,,rv
wicbio'd-y. NJ. An'ion,, fsil Ihu-J l.
Amhony, Wes'pori-and ly b,rctsnp wd
Druggists generally
All orders nu', b. sddrsu.d III wsrs. 4
Co, sot Dtsadws,, E.- Yert
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cANcERoUs sCRoFULA /!

TLi. ia the case of q dying man who yet Hr0 He
eHr1 NJ WORSE ease OF SCROFTLA by only frrftf I0t
ncs Of Brans Purifier un ever was cured by lie use 81
GALLONS of the best Sdrap0yid that WIS ever Dlade
Snrsnparu has not sufficient medto o'ee TO effect the cure
of such n yerol'iaoiy hpdess care.
Mr. b II ASkiN, Of Rome Oncidi Co, ~ y. bsd Scr T.
III, G,ur vepr-was confined his bed the last ysay-hc
much discussed and dphinied a. to lie unable Z"
had used uf the best S1rsdp0yids 10 no good effect
30, iryse and ipt.c aud considered TO be in dyno
.ote and could not live treaty jo hours Longer, when -
commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER. HIS nrck ma,
ts nd,ipr n,ler his chin 30 that he bresth-d throl h
the hole his ear around that II could i- iVfeh
W out pl lis rncr' "l.N nons Wy s"m P's. 'nu VIZ
the arm. us large ndss huad had nearly nisn through
III, side ha body. Thus he afflicted Will fioc. "
,rl, pVyd orcd 1casrc Hrry. various parts OF his
person For farther AM iuj particulars. SEQ oar PAN
PIIfFTS.
Dr. THOMAS WILLIAMS one OF the most skilfil ply.
scrns of R"n- called in see Haskin he day b:to,.
hp comm, need using Bums Purifier Dr. w. eNamln~d
n aud hen told him Thai dH ME msdiciass IL The rsy!t
"a u.fr him nj ms IA,
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CANCERS CURED.

Mr.. q. B. KINNEY, merchant Clinton. Oneiia s.."fh
" y. informed US thai cancersoctor p said county
f-ctng wonderful cures Of CAscEgs through the -hcs.S
Of BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. A onne,y-dDrts
G,-'n,- county N. y is also using said PuRWnR MIR
A. Il. srrTLE druggist, Cam oharie Monts omc,
~, ". y as informed us Of important e( Car
CIR OF long Standing, which effected ased lady
OF that place IT, therefore. this PURIFIER Canesy "
It's purifying, healing power. what impure disease of
blood can II not curei Seven year,, experience and u-
unIph there but whnt il will
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FEvER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DuSNINO, Pastor Of the Pre-
by.rinn church, Adams Basin, Monroe county New York,
wrote 20 us: "lhnve just received letter from Mr. Cnss
DuNNiSG relative 10 the of his Fever Yun
mny de- eud on what II states, for he IL Christian
and in lo church. Some years since lee hal 10
of FcY,rsorc. The other leg being now affected. and
about TO he ampuni-d, ! recommended BRASr's MGpi.
cisE. Read the result He Il hare uicd only Ryes
BOTTLES Of BRANT'S MEDICINE. placed ALL Horr.
from vOt< recommendation, that Medene and
ihs with the blessing of God h., .fef,d cure "
~ Isv'n See PBnlphlei- for full particulars
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21

"ATrlcA, fienrsr. Co, February l. 1898
an WALLACE K CO.-GenHSmra: ! was, for
d,an yrar, afflicted with disease Of the stomach. cvd
not any hu prcnsy substance without rrrnt
pnin, sickness, mn VOniug. and continually NH ct-d
with sour slomnch Us un r'rrrni"nt, tried hot
ae Of BRASr'S MEDICINE, which. Ia my utter dpnp.
poinncnt, edsed and yc,rcd the usual pan utter oiny
therefore used second bottle which ias pcl.y
the disease. am now well and 'prv. and rsr Snpt
anything without h"Ing palnrd, the stomach !rcunny
ours respectfully, 4. =. NlI(ON."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21

f0NO LBS, Of Smoked and Salt Provisions
OUOO comprising Smoked Hams, should
er., Sides Of Bacon, Tongues; "lse smoked Beet,
salmon, luriIg, Picked Salmon, Goldfish,
Shad, iirrrrg, Swordf.h, lIalibut Sounds and
Tongues, ID. led Cod6,h, Snlt Pork md Be, f.
Boston Bay Mackcrel, Butter. Cheese, SC , all
ju,t rrciev ID At YOUNG'S Grocery,
ais G6 & bS Thames cor ner Of Parade.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21

V. r. PALMER, the American Newspapc
Agent IL tle authm lied Agrnt Tor the daily
News and and Hcral oi the Times in the cities o
Boston, New. York N Philadelphia, and is duly
m covered To take advertisements and substrlI'-
,ions al the rates required 10y us. HE recc L.
si!l be regarded a. payments. His offices arc--
5oston, ScoIhy's Building, Court street ; New
York, Tr'bu ,c building; Philadclphia, North
vest corner of Third and Chcsprt strrcts.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED!

Buy book unless Dr. A. NJ. Maueesu, i29 Liberty st.,
y. T., is the title page. and the entry in Clerks Once
the back OF the title corresponds and buy only
cfspecable AID honorable dealers send by mall and ad-
drcs. TO DIR. A. NJ. Maurceau.
Full title page with contents together with few pages
treating Of important subjects to every married female will
be sent free Of charge to enclosing letter stamp
pre- paid letter, addressed as herein.
IRON receipt Of FIFTY Cents, Tor One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra binding j
"THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" II sent (nsstisd
rrss) to my part Of the United States. All
letters m ust be postpaid. and addressed TO
DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU, Box l224. New
York city. Publishing once, No. l29 Liberty
Street, New York.
For sale by REM. }. TT LEY N,wpor
nd bv ID. VI. COOK, Providence.
Iune 3 6m.
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Worse than Hopeless |!

Now hear Mr.. II tSKiS'S siGcninn Of cure! lie s.id
"My wiir procured "n- hottie of fBRdAT'SPthFlNu
EATR tIT, u: BissH n epndjd d. druggists Of lSp-
commenced using llal. and Lcgon 10 get better That lolo
enabled b get Of ny oed where hnd been conhnrd
one yc,y the second boe enabled me 10 grt out9 'hen''
the third bottle enabled tp rd tuo nRe'. 10 Rome c.
trr wh,re procured 'r bh's more md When ird ~
shed using tem rHca Out ~ trenfy ulcers had h.di-
sp-and three bottles mere effected PERFECT CURE ~
ail the ulcvrs, and siolcd me to good health"
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LrCoRnHGl. &c.

"ByRoS, GESEsfE Co, y, v, Oct 10, lGi7.
"h..asrs. NJ. +, WALLACEk CO. Some time last
my wife brcumr drtllard fium the Effects of iH
crhoa aud Nursing Sore Month. HAT she cuull m her
child perform any 'nS hud ubor. Her msd ca
nrcUrug Ia the advice and prescriptions
of the most eminent ply-icans until shW wa. exhaust.
I'd in useless efforts Size htcHnr very Skeleton. rhsf
a the time she commenced taking RyaHfs Medicine sio
weighed than cig 'y.hvc puun. hut by the tln,'
she had taken fur bfe, e became perfectly W-ll. T.
Is perfect; thai She - enabled 10 4" al
sury huusrhud worF AMI gained thirty pounds uf frsh IN
-four weeks luurs truly G.. Il. GALENTlNf"
The reader win ahsct,e that Mr.. Gstt snys "ow
sgIi." He, We nre informed by T.. S TLphy, ESQ VI
,t,r I.ue Iifsl Holm
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Travelling Agents Wanted.

Competent persons will te supplied up
on the most favorable terms. A Few
more only will be engaged. Address
post paid DR.. a. NJ. Mauriceau, N. Y
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=. NJ. PIE PEITENtILL Il co., Newspa.
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street,
ioston, are Agents tor the Newport Daily News,
All the Herald oi the Times, aud are authorized
to receive ADV, v,rtiscmcnts aud Subscriptions Il,
the same rates AS are required at this Office.
Their receipts are regarded as payments.
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES: (:

Mr. HASKIN has sworn to above fncs and the fac's
are wirirsscd and certified ny DR.. Williamson.
a. r. BROW " ropreior Of The Wsst Rome Hofet-Mrss .
BIssELLA LEONARD. wholesale and retail druggiste
and ELENEN q her yrspfrfnbIf ettaessct.
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WOOD AND COAL.

THE subscriber has now on hand good sup-
l. PITY Of seasoned Walnut, Oak, Eastern and
Souihrrn Pine Wood; also prepared Red ard
Whito Ash Goal, just received. which he ofrrs
to the public upon as god terms as any other
dealer IN Newport.
Orders lelt with MIR Goie, at the United
States Cothiny Store, doors North Of Post Uf
fee, or at the office on the wharf, opposite the
f,ot { Mary St, Formerly +. Is. fcckham'r) }
viii receive prompt attention.
ais WM. J. .SWINBURNE.
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INTERNAL JlCERS.

RMS is triumph over the skill Of the best physs
in the city Of Philadelphia and Is PRoop
that internal ulcers be cured easily extern
when BRAsr's PURIFYING EXTRACT IL used. Mr.. NJ
Hepburn, ono Of the most respectable gentlemen 4
Auburn, Cayuga Co, ~ Y, informed us In Oct, le.N
that he had been afflicted with three FrssuREs "
ston and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and -
their location. He said that no had spent yedviG
Philadelphia under the professional advice OF the bea
physicians and Obliged to return to Auburn, wits
out cure help, when DIR r. M Hunt, druggist &c
Auburn. advised him to try Branfs Purifying Erro,
and the use OF seven bottles of 1t Effected perfect
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HUNGARY in 1851, with an ENre'i,rce o
II the Austrian Police, by Charles Lo,ine
Brace, with Map and Illustrations, ,c5.
America as found il, hy the Motlrl d Ma,
Lundie Duncan, 90.
Thorpe, Quiet English Town and Human
Life therein. nv William M0unrford, author al
"Euthan,sy," ,""Mar,,ria," Sc; for sale by
WIiiItn II. PEEK,
a27 80 Thames Street.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COEPl AINTS,

No remedy offered IL tho public has been hnI
certain aud eJrefuni IN yo'iorng ALL the incidental rsn
nnd Ureyad,Hiss Of the sex, BRAsT's PULMONARY
BALsAM. !. makes Inference heiler The dsrnn
snrJ, s'iion other rroknes'ii REGULATES
ALI by strengthening The sYsrEM, squaiiSing me ciRsrLA
LIZ. mimi lllIIs
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LIVER.COMPLAINT!

DR.. NATHAN HUBBARD, Of Stamford, Conn . ono OF
the oldest and most respectable physicians whs afflicted
with ITo Complaint many years and ys,Jsrhy eEy~d
by psiRg BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We cosld
name Hundreds of other casrs al 50 cured,