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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-05
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A, her residence in Midle,ONn, " edr,sday
afternoon, Mrs. l., dis Is. C,l!ins, wife 81 the
late Hon. Charles Collins, in the Silt year If
her age. She was n most cstimable lady OF the
ol school, and WAS cloved hS all who knew
hes; through long life she nobly sustained all
the relations If wife, m,thrr, daughter, sister
and iriend, and has now gone home TO God, and
thuse she dearl, loved, and who have preceded
her To The eternal world.
The iuuerai of the late Mrs Collins will take
place from her lac residence in Mhid'ctUwn,
tomorrow morning NJ II O'Clock friends Of the
family are invited to attend without iur'her mo-
ticc.
In Providence, On The 2slh inst, Dmlcenia A.,
eldest d.,ug ghtcr,i III late Van lsrnsalcar 81, =
phrns, in h-r 10Th wear.
In Providence, :O.h inst, Nr-. Martha Is.
wiie Of Joshua II. " oik, ia the i7th year Of her
age.
Ia Woonsockct, 24,h inst. Mr. Anthony Com
sell, native of France, and II soldier uvler Ma
Eo'cnn, aged So.
In this ci,,, on Monday. LYDIA S. I"kc,
wife Of the late Nathaniel Locke, ard daughter
Of the late William Howard, in The 4l.t year Of
her age.
Ia Pov, lrncr, on Fridy, 3lst rlt., 'ews
Cliii,rJ, Esq VI. d.. aged 4S, graduate oi
Brown University in the cl Ass of 1925.
In this city, Tuesday. Mrs. Charlotte !. Eas-
ton, wife Of iienjamin Eas,on, and daughter Of
the late Abraham ID. Tiil,y, Fsq., in the 4Sd
year Of he' age.
Funeral on 1hursday after noon, at o'cock,
at the house, which relatives aud friends are m
vited To atte d without further notice.
In Little Conn ton, 2lst ult., Mrs. Nancy, wife
OF John Irish, in the s0th year Of her age
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Marrte0.

In Providence, 2Sth inst, by the Rev. Mr..
I.eaveu, Serril Windsor, Jr. and Mary Baker
Smith, all Of r.
In Providence, 10Th INST, by Rev. Geo. r.
Darrow, Mr.. James A. Waterman, and Miss s.
A. Brown, both 'fP.
erson, Of Central Falls, and Miss Sarah J. Ell
dre,igc, of Pawtuckot, Mass. .:-27th ult., Mr..
John Sprague, Of Sciuate, AMI Miss Mary G.
Clack, Of Providence.
Ia Kingslon, on the 30ih uli., by the Rev, MIR.
Warner, Mr.. John F. Greene OF East Green
wich, and Mise Angene Updikc, daughter Of
Wilkins Updike, Esq. Of the former place.
In Philadelphia, on Wednesday, March 2e. by
{ e Rev. A. Rood, Rowland Hazard, Of Rhode
Island, and Margaret A., youngest daughter of
the Rev. A. Rood.
Ia Providence. 81 inst. by Rev. F. II:
Hedge, MIR. I.ucian N. Perry ann Miss Maria
l.. Sper,y, both Of p.
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Unparalleled Bargai..s!
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
AT the CELEBRATED
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
UNITS DSTATEJ
HIRAM ANDERS0N'S
No. 90 BOWERY,
NEW YORK,

IMPORTER OF tNGLIsH AND FRENCH
CARPETS.
Buyers will find ,ho largest stock Of Low
Price aud Medium TO the mort elaborate Au
busson, Mosaic, Medallion, and Velvet Carpets
ever offered in the world.
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
Above ground, no damp Bas. mcnts or Vauirs
under the sidewalk to endanecr the health y
Lady purchasers, zach Sake Em M is ceyoisd
exclusively 10 one description oi CaIp,is. lie
Wholesale and Retail d, pai,msiif olihis esiai.
lshment have been enlarged AID AN addition OF
two extensive Sales Rooms, making 4 wonder.
iui and 90 geous display.
Sales Room No..
FLOOR CLoTHs An enormous Stock OF
John Hare & Son, celcbiated English oil cloths;
also, American floor oil cloths Of mag nihcent ST.
TIN finish, Fresco, marble, ItaI nm and sci oil
Paintings, from 2s. 3d., 81 4d., g.. 6s., TO o..
per yard, from TO "a feet wide and 50 long.
s8Ics Re en- No, 2,
INGRAHAlF CAhPETs.-Two hundred and
6i, pieces Of English and American Ingrain
Carpetings, all new style, manufactured express
for this establishment.
Sales Room No. 2.
THREE TLY tARPLTs.-Engsh, Scotch
and American Imperial Thee Ply Curpeting Of
lour own importation gorgeous, splendid new
style Of pattern.
Sales Room NO.4.
Low PRICE lNGRAHAIs CARrLTs.-Thres
hundred pieces OF Medium quality Ingram Car.
pets, beautiful large aud small patterns, nanu-
iactured Tor the City trade, incr~d Lle low iices
Of rs Cd, 3s. Is, per yard.
SR1eS Room No. 5.
RUGS AND DRuoGETs. English Drugge's
4 wards woe 5000 yards Of low priced Drug gets.
I to 3 yards wide at Be Cd to 6s per yard, aso IN
immense a,rortmeat OF Mosaic Landscape, AK.
minister, and Tufied Hearth Rug also 2000
Tuftcd Rugs at los TO 24s each.
Sales Room NO.6
STAIR AND HALL CAaPETs.-50,OOOy yards
of striped and figured Hall aud Stair Carpets p
p. 3 Cd, 3, 3. 81, Is, 5s, 6s and Is.
sales IL Oln NO. T.
MEDALLIoN CARPETS, with bor ss Mo-
safe and ANminstu of one enihe piece, can Le
htied TO any size room from $50 10 $1,000.
RsrN VtLyET, Tapestry and Brussels,
from the celebrated FACTORIES Of John tiossly &
Sons, and M'ssr, I'endei son & Co. and .th,is,
England, all OF cur own importation, zone oi
which are exclusively Our own sty.es ,,nd cannot
be found III any other establishment.
Sales Room No. =.
AuBUssoE CARPETs.-Theyc elicit the warm
est commentators OF every hholder, excel IN
beauty aou durability, are sold al moderate pri.
cee, aud introduced in the maIk ket at this esIab-
li>hmcnt.
Sales Room Nc.
NELvLr, Tapestry, Brussels three ply nna
twilled NcniiE,n STAIR Cmpeting, rcmaik kabh
ehrb.
sales Room, No. 10.
PATENT TAPESTRY INGRAM CARpETs.-
Gold, Plln, hitc, huff and SC oil " indow
Shades, ~ g., rs, .Os, 40s to 10 per Iaii !;
Table and Piano Covers, silycr nj Inns. SIAN
Rods, ia,ior Door Mats, Coin Mating I; ar, ,
Is. 3d., 6s. 6d VI hIte and Cheek canton Mn,s
ting, &c. &c.
HIRAM ANDERSON,
t7-6mdAw SO liowELY
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VorSRs or NlwPoET.-The Election
for Suite officers Tor The Ell suing year
10 al hnnd, and you are called upon 10
vxercise'THE FRGKMAN's DEAREST RIGHT.
Anu Tor the proper exercise Of tins PRIV
,legc you are responsible 10 your Crea'
tor and your consclrncies and your tel
low ciliZeus The members OF The
General Assembly are the most lmpor-
tant officers which you are to elect
These enact the laws w"lch ARE To gov.
. ern y"u and your children. The laws
enacted will Lurt ke oi the character oi
those who make them. Good men will
enact good laws. Bad men will make
bad laws. Many OF you will vote for
Isaac p. Hazard, or George w. Taylor,
both are Wings. but winch. isi The best
man. Which The most intelligent The
hest acquainted with legislation, and
which the most mor't man. Tie one
is the law loving and law abiding, Il
model man. Large IN his henevol cnce,
kind in all his relations AMI upright in
all his transactions with men. The
other is 'nn nvowrd advocate o..
resist nee 10 srtne ot the Statutes, an
osten,auous dogmaiical bragg ri Il
msn TO whom elk cent piece
would look as iatse, even Tor charI'y,
ns whole Cordillerns of mount,ins.-
II 10 tor you 10 say who you
will hold mp by your votes, 10 The
State as the man most worthy "i your
admiration an | the admiration OF our
chil,ren You know the men, the
decision OF the question Is with you.
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MOVEMENT or TRooPs. have
been received for the movement OF the
Third Regiment OF Artillery for Cali
fornia. The companies will embark on
the 5th inst, via Panama, two will pro-
csed viz Fort Leavrnworih, and will
leave there on the 18th Of May for San
Diego, and there receiving four COM
panies, will sail via Panama on the 2plh
met.
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- itIarine 1ntrIliscnte. s.EEss
PORT OF NEWPORT.
A RRlVEI).


FRIDAY, Mar. 81.
Brig Brooklins, Leighton. Prov. Bait.
Schr. Mediator, McCann, Bost; PIzarro ,
Chace, y, ii,ani Velocity. Knowles,
Warren, Jack sonvills; James Bliss, Ash, Cam
den, Wilmingtoni Melbourne, Hicks, NY, Port
lmd: l. Jones', Gregory, NY Bost.
Sloop Annawon. Briggs, Wareh"m, NY.
MONDAY, April 8.
Ship T p Woodward, S,urtcvanr, Apal-
ach,rola, Fall RIVER.
Brig Oscar, Gundcrsun, Pordeanx, NY.
Schr Roam, Wilson, Georgetown, Warren.
Schr I.olilL, Tibbts Portland Tor City Point;
Ashland, Dewey, Bristol for Virginia.
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o. The Dc.Lpcra,s Of Providence,
have filled the vacancy on their As
sembly ticket, by omlnat;rg Clement
Webster, the editor oi tho Providence
Tribune. Lei certain Democrats in ,his
city, put this in their pipes and smoke
Il and tell US how agreeable the odor
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Theological Seminaries, Scient,fe and Distinguish
ed u5iie Men,--and in fact, by all classes IN the
community, Among others IL IL recommended hy
Rev. DR.. Lyman BEEcHER, late President OF
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. Dr. LEosARD WOODS, Abbott Prof Of
Theology in Andover Theological seminary,
Mass Hon. DANIEL p. THoMPsoS, Secretary
of State oi Vermont, au,hor of"Green Mountain
Boys,""L ok Amsden," &c, Montpelier, w.;
N,F. WILLIAMS, ESQ, formerly Collector o,
the Pert OF Baltimore, Md. Rev.JosEpHLIrcH,
Philadelphia, Pa; Is. G. FERsALD, PortIandf
Me-, and many others.
In connection with our old 80 cent article, we
now put up 81 size, in large square ooniss uifh
rich snan,led blue wrappers, gh directions, aad
fac sirniie of Wm. Jon'n Cutler, containing nearly
four times g quantity Of the smaller size.
B,,oare of Counfsrt'ifs and mutations J
Enquire for the article by its wHoLE NAME,
"vEGErABLE PULMONARY BALSAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER 4 CO.,
Druggists, Boston, and sold BY Apothecsries aud
Country Merchants gensraIly. Price, large size,
S1,0O; small sine, 90 cents.
For sale in Newport by X. J. MYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CdSWELL,
yIs6m
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We witnessed a very aneel,ons,e
embrace Tuesday, on Thames street,
between Gov. Lawrence aud high Sher-
,a Shaw. We like to see brothers Of
one iaiih love each other SO iopdly, for
this Is evidence Of the approach of the
Millennium.
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A SURE and Plea'an, hemsdy for CoLpsJ
n CoUGHs, CRorP, WHooPiNG>CoUoH,
AsTHM I, and il lungs sufficient are left To snstniw
life, q CERrAiS CURg FoR CoSsuxrTioE!
Safe tor the Infant or the Invalid. in any stsss
oilwenkness.
THE GREAT REMEDY is a, las, discovcr-
ed, Consumption can he cured ! /! and Coughs
and Coids, the parents Of that fell dsesse that
often brings woe tn the homes OF land. vanish.
~ II by magic, before this sovIRE16s REMEDY.
This is th.'t which has 30 long been sought for,
and n IN full faith offered :" the public ss a cee-
tain cure for Coughs. ID Whooping Cough.
Group, Asthma, and Con, umption, and will in
any Case where lungs sufficient eit To snsia,n
Iiso cheek lie liberation and raise The pat:em ~
health. his 10 moi mn Idle boast, nor is this
remedy sy1' into tic rEirket without n thorough
trial, bui h,. proved beyond doubt that what
has been afsefted cAs BE DONE
N. BEYARr " cocsTEhrEifs, and
observe The iO.l0wuc Pf,nfssofy Note, with ths
hc fi'niie ssnain's y. the proprietor on every
genuine box
"lS0005l On dcmnrd Promise TO pay 20
he bearer FIVE MILLS for tape received.
WILLIAM DEvINES."
yCertiGcates oi cures to he relied or, found in
the circulars left with the AGENTS. Let all .he
afflicted Try it faithfully SOLD by Druggists and
Dealers generally.
Ifthe Lo1enye is dissolved, and absofbs thc
rhSH "Lhh ~ 10 IIdShoub uc 'Hiue 10 wv"
yet, and better than ever, save the looks. SINE
PIE but POWERFUL. Try II fairly.
The discovery OF this great remedy, aboni two
years since. was almost "A miracle, and the favor
II receives where introduced. and the almost un-
paralleled demand. show IS worth.
Also solSby all MediT,ne Dealers throughout
the country.
Only 25 Cts. per Box-Fitc Boxes for 81.
y. D.FULLER x Co., General Agents, No.
fremont Temple, BUsToN.
The Depot for DIR. Hbbard's Wild Cherry
BittersI DR.. Hbbdrd's Pills and Circassian
BalIu,
Fowler's "Macaronick' sure cnre for PILEs;
Yankee Extract, for tar, paint or grease;
DIR. Cornell's Pain Expeller;
Herriek s. Co.'S 3. c. Pills; Herr,ck & Cos
Plasters;
Gallup's Briet Root Syrup for Diarrhra; also
IA large variety Of Popular Medicines--sold cheap
for Cash or approved credit.
For Sale in Newport BY r.. .. Taylor and I1asi
ard & Caswell. Aus 20 ly dxwi
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u-The re,urns rom the lirst Dis
,rict OF Ma,sachusetls indicate that +.
~. Elliot, the Wing candidate, is elect
cd to Congre by handsome mAjori-
,r. G'r'v enough f7' one day
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III In the New York Legislature, O.

10 In the New York Legislature, on
Saturday last. Mr.. Ward introduced
the following resolution -
Resolved, lii the Senate copcur.)
That the members Of the Two branches
oi the Legislature will wear the usual
badge Of mourning tor leu days, rs a to-
ken Of respec, 10 the Ismented deceas-
ed, the Maine Law.
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MONDAY EvINlNa, 10 o'clock

MIR. EpiroR -
l have us, been in.
formed that was nominated this eve.
ming. IN the Democratic caucus, rs II
candidate for the Assembly; il this is
20, l have only to say that | am a
Whig, and tina, ] declnc the nomina.
ZION, ). w. MACY.
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AQUIDNECK HOUSE.

LArE MURRAY HOUSED
Newport. X. l.
THE Srhscribrr respectfully informs his
friends and III public generally that he has pur
cha sad the above ucll known establishment, and
having thorocshl, reno -aed and supplied it with
new furniture, aud introidced many hotlrrn i'm
orovrinvnis, ut viii be opened for the reception
Of visitors on the 18th OF April. IL is convc-
nienily located, aud MS airy and pleasant sit'n.
ton is not smrpasscdby any other house IN town.
The subscriber intends To- make il one nf the
hes, and most fashionable resorts for the t,avel-
ling public, To be kept open through the year tor
steady and transient loardcrs. People Wishing
Newp r, for pleasure or business, viii find this
House Unvcnienii J. all seasons ci the year.
PHILIP RIDER, Proprietor.
Ne orr, X. April Is, 1853.
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Vote for ISAAC =. HAZARD

Isaac p. Hazar,; has already served
you Tor two years and iaiihiully-hon-
orably-dischargcd his duties. Can
you have better man 'Fhicn OF
The candidates Tor Senator DO you con-
slider 10 be the BEST MORAL MAN-the
man MOST GOVERNED BY REASON AND
CONSCIENCE and LEAST by .PaEJUDicE OK
PARrzAN FEELlSG7 Which VI them
sus,ains all the relations Of liic, OF
Friend =. Phiianthropist - Merchant.
Man the most harmoniously and truly .
Which is the most HONEST and consci-
entIous man Which has the most
enlarged sympathies, and which is bes,
deserving your vote7 Answer il, con-
servat.ve nAen. Who more earnestly
retains the hallowcd good OF The past
or more willingly welcomes the devel-
oping virtues Of the present
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NDIDAyIA CREAM

MOLDAyIA CREAM.
A beautiful preparation Tor rbcsutifytnE, periu'n'
N ing, and restoring the hau with hne as
,ortnent of I.os,rals, Pomades, iiair Dyes, Re-
inst received by
ns u. ". TfSDALE n SON.
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UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
pNTENE Af.ENEY

UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT AGENCY,
No. 80 STATE street, B"sToN,
CAMUEL COOPER, (late Chief Examiner
- ia the United States Patent OGicc,) procrircs
Patents ia this and Foreign Couatres.
RgFEsENcEs The undersigned Principal
ani Assist,u, Examiners in the United States
Patent Off ~. have for several years been well
acquainted wit. Mr.. Samuel Cooper, lately
Principal Eyaminrr in thus office; and take
pleasure ia stating that he ~ gentleman ot the
highest mJrsl character, OF umIuestloned know
ledge in the business and practice OF the Oihce,
aud thu his scientific a;tl,ninents are such as
eminenty tit him for tn, business IN which he ~
about to engage.
H.sny B. RHSwrcK, r. r. PEACE,
L.. GALE, THos. II. EvERLrH
J. H. LANE, +. >. SMITH,
WM. G.. LASGDoN,
Principal FIX ,miuers. Assistant Examiners.
From long acquaintance aud ultimate oihrial
relations with Mr.. Cooper, fully and heartily
concur il the fIregoing recomm adaton ma'ie
by my late colleagues. -
Late Principal Exaniner OF Patents.
Boston, dec. 81, 1853 )5iy
ERRlND BOY WANTED.
IN the dry goods store Of
L mil f. LAWToN & BROTHERS.
TUSTrc'd at ll5 Thames ST., 2Cases Smyr-
mis- SAML. A. PARKER.
(,HEAp Mixed cotton Hose, ranging from
" cts. a pair to 20 cts, stout and good TOT SER
vice. Just received and Tor sale by
mia WIN. &. COIIENS & Co.
A fresh lot Of Tobacco, Just received at
"A ma CARR'S, Ill Thames 81
A bot OF apples this day received at
"A nj CARR'S, III Thames III.
SNOW'S Premium Cnnle otionacy, consisting
- Of Jelly Drops, also the celebrated Sweet
Flag, Fennel aud Card anon d. ops. These
drops possessing as the, do, in the nighe.t per-
fection, the havors of the above named articles,
are pronounced uurivaIled Tor imparting fragrance
to the breath, giving tone aud clearncss to the
voice; pI sale by
HENRY YOUNG,
ms III Thames Street. Wholesale Agent.
nENNSYLvANiA Shelbarks, One Barre
L Large, and Extra quality, tor rale by
hENRY YOUNG,
m6 Ill Thames Street.
FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS.
AVE ara now prepared to furnish bp,h Flower
w and Garden Seeds, IN every variety, from
the Qartlcns of the Messrs. Ilovey n Co., Of Dos
ton. fhorburn of New York and Ccmstock, Ferrs
A Co of Wcthrishe Conn. We will sell
them In kind and qusnt,ty,'o suit our customers,
and furnish them a. the same rriees, for which
they can be had OF the Seed growers themselves.
Catalogues will BE- ready for inspection at
HAZARD n CASWELL'S,
n Washington So. and i3r Thames s''
ms
ORANGES b LEMONS, a fresh supply Of
" very nics fruit, just reerived by
HENRY YOUNG,
m6 III Thames Street.
CROrON FLOUR.
IAA BAG. Extra GcBs~ee, received this day
IUU direct hom the Mills Of lleckcr n Broth.
ers New York, also a fresh supply Of the Paien,
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM.
Containing no'thr Pyu'ae ACID, nor Tara, Ema,c

TuNStf ntfH Ho' fU'tu' E"'tht'
THE GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY for all PULMON-
AIRY MS EA SES.-Extc
sively Used, Tested AMI Ap-
proved in New England, Cam
ada, and the British Provin-
ces during n period of
.TWENTN-SEVEN YEARr,
by Eminent Physicians. Ger.
,,,,,n pyofssSorS off cOUep,y.
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COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
IS5N RANCE COMPANY,

COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
IN5N RANCE COMPANY,
PHovIpENCE,R l.
enc. IN Franklin House, corner Of south Main an
College Streets.
Insure agans Fire and Marine Risks On AS fsvoIa A"
BILE terms Is other stock Companies.
Capital 100000.
This Company affords the ssne security rs othe.
Stock Companies with the additional advantage Ia
the Insured Of sharing eqnaiiy with tire aiSrkholders
In the >eu Earnings of the busipscs, wrhoW rns Ne:
bility to assessment.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Harkness Amo. N Beckysitif;
orray TAFT, Hent, Lppitt,
Truman Beckwth Hosea Ballou Jr.,
TIL , mas J. stead, Henry q. MahewsoR
William A Robinson, James g. Anthony,
James Y. smith, John N. Mason,
A. Is. Dixie Daniel Deg;
Billings Barstow, Edward Peares,
Charles II. Dsbney, George w. Chaplin,
Charles l.. Fisher, William j. King,
Cyrus Tcf, JosephCarpenter,
Cyrus B. Manchester, Seth Padellord,
Carl r. Mason.
THOMAS uARKNESS, President.
GEO. G. ARNOLD, Serr'y.
Application per mail for Insurance TO this Compa
ny will receive prompt attention.
f23 d&w ly
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ROBINSON l. .HAssARD.
DRUGGISTS II RIES.

No. 1855 BRoAb SrhEEr,
Orposi,. fity Hotel,) PRosiDESts, R l.
- Wholesale aud RetniI Dealers In
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Ole, " indoS Glass,
Corks Of all kinds. Dye stuGs, and Drug.
gi-ts' GLASS Ware.
Camphine, Spirits of rurpente, and Bnrn;tg
Fluid, Of the best qual':!, always on hand
and for sale to dealers, m lovcs rates.
s3-iyis 223 Thnmes ST.
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"A most scandnly,s hapdbiil was
Neiroulated about the streets tTuesJay
afternoon, ,ssued by the Name Law
party portion Of !, reflects upon the
character OF George w. Taylor, our
candidate Cor Senator, IN a beastly man.
ner. ltis like other cowardly and in.
famous attacks which have been made
b. these pious and holy Name Law
men.
We make tho following extract from
this Infamous handbill, which has been
got up BY Benjamin Momford, George
Bowen, n, r. Hazard, Jr. and like
kindred spirits, in regard to George w.
Taylor, We wish that 1t had been Ia
sued earlier, so that we might have
circulated 5000 copies Throughout The
city, Tor we know that il would have
ensured many votes for MIR. Taylor. We
viii put the character, capacity and
intelligence OF George w. Tia, lor
against those OF Isaac p. Hazard. with
uuI fear as 10 the result, We ask the
better portion Of our voters 70 read Care
fully t!,s conte Dis oi this hahdbil and
then low by their votes whether they
countenance the conduct of these men
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JxITED STATES HOTEL,

A. B. COPELAND,
Thams, Street, NEwrCRT, n. J.
maylt n
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1QS1 - PAPER IIANGINGS.-WM. {.
IOct COZZENS & Co. have opened their
new Spring supply of Parer Hanginys, con-'st-
ing OF 10000 rolls of really handsoo,e papcrs,
embracing all the varieties OF cheap Vtre,s---
parlor and hall p,pels--r,ch styirs nt lrgach
figured, gal, AID white, and papers to- d"cns-
tons. &C., &c. a 'so, an assortment oi r.Cu ace,
velvet and cloth pape,s, in plain and high co ls'
ors-ver. olegant-all OF whicn assortment will
be found equal TO tht ofe,sd IN ANY Say, aud
willbe pu, up in good aud sat,'iacIory manner
by competent persons, at short notice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-05

toun Of Probate, N,uport. March i3, 1854
Doh. T.. LEE, Executor of the Win 81
IO THOMAS W. BROWN, late of ofNewpni.
deceased pro seats his account on taid estate for
allowance aud fo an order OF distribution 10
pay the creditors Of the estate, whose claims
have been allowed by the Commi, sinners; the
same is read. received and referred iur consider-
alton to a Court of Probate 10 BE- holden al The
city Gle ks Office, Nevport.on Monday, HI I0,h
day Of Aprii next, at 10 o'clnck, A. ". notice
is ordered to be gwen thereof by advertisement,
once IA week, for 3 successive w'eks, in the
Daih News.
ml7 b.. Il. ROWLAND, Prvb. Cik.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-05

SECOND HAND PLATEORN SCALES,
- FOR SALE.--The set ofPla,form scales ri
five tons capacity nov used by the subscriber on
Coal and Wood nhari, opposite foot of Mary st.
ml7 W, J. SWINBURNE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-05

nR GUENrHERss Classical s1hosi bsffas wiie
~ the 2sd January, q new quarter. AppheHfions
for day scholars will be received OIL aud before thst
day, 10 High street. dzS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-05

OATH RUGS Of Inia Rubber; Bath owe's
ID ofthe most approved kind; buh Brushes
with and without handles; bath Sponge, the bes'
Turkish, and floating bath Soap; FOR saic NJ
HAZARD 4 CASWELL.
Apothscaries' Hall and Hall Of Pharmacy.
milo Mo-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-05

A good variety Jf Green hodse Plants. Hardy
II Creeprrs, &c, Flower Pots Of d,i'errn, 81
s@s, for saie by
nils f'HUs. CALVIN & son.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-05

For Liver Complaints, .nd all firms of diseases
arising from arrangement Of the liver, with symp-
toms such ns diiLiness, Headache, Ringing il the
Ears, yellow iurred tongue pain IN the right
shoulder, sense of iuness or pain ia the right
side, disoidered stomach or bowcIs, deficient ac-
,ion of tho Sidneys clay colored stools, kc These
pills If taken in the incipient stages of Billions aud
Yellow or other Fevers, will generally ward of the
attack. Price, per box, 25 cents