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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19
Tie1,

In this cdv, on Tuesdw, Mrs Sarah Ann Al.
len, wife Of Mr.. Edward J ALE :, ia the 10th
year Of her age
Ia M,ddetown, 26,h ult., Mr.. Peckham An
thony, IN the Slth year of his age
La warwick, 10Th inst, BENJAMIN A. Kinm-
com, son oi Andrew kinnctom, aged 81 Years..
Ia Amelia, Ohio, on the 2lst. u.t. Ann Man
nng. IN the 93d year other nge, and on ihe neAt
day, the 22d, Thomas Manning, in the 92d year
oi ms age Just t~enty.iour hours interviewed
between the death of husband urd vile. MR.
Manning was soldier oil the revolution.
In this city, 18th, Mrs. Hannah, Ife Of Dea-
con Benjamin Smith, aged 66 for more than
AZ years worthy member Of the First Baptist
Church IN this city.
In Pa~tucket, 9th lust. Jethro +. Mitchell.
oi Midletown, X. aged nearly &c years,
an esteemed Elder of the Society of Friends.
In New Bedford, lith inst. :, Mrs. Names
Clarke, wife OF the late benjamin Cla,k, Of this
cny, aged 10 years.
In Jersey City,, J 3Oh ult., Mr.. Robert
a. Du'iee, son oi the late MIR. BENJAMIN Du,itr,
oi this city, in the list year Of his age.
In Portsmouth; 9th uIt., Miss Ei,zh
Fanlhper, aged 92 2cars.
In .amestowu, Sth insi., William T.. Car,
aged 4i Years.
Ia New BeJGr !, 9th. Mr.. Josiah Cogg.shall,
s'n Of the late Simeon toggeshall, ofPol t,moslh,
~ the ~ year oi his age.
In P"wu ket, on the 5h inst, Jelhro F.
Mitchell, oi Middletown, K. J., aged neal 10
years; AN esteemed Elder OF. the Society ol
Friends whose eprinciple, he cher, hcG anu n,,d
up TO with christian fidelity. \" feelings OF ,x-
81 'slycuess prevented the ex,rci.e Of his bcnev-
Q lcej the po I, tie suffering, and the ppres scd
ol etery creed or cunuitIun, never sough, his aid
In vain. The caure of the poor Slave lay near
his hea I, an he deeply slmp thiscd viii those
W no faitiiullv hboured ia his behalf, and HIS
mean were never Withheld, when by lcstowi &,
HI ndition could be aneliorated. lie war con-
sc encinu-y uprl1l and unc,ua in all his busl-
n''s relations, and sclupulJusly careful hat every
igation should be promptly met. lie was II
tend r and aheriionate hu,baud AMI father, "a
brueidCtor aud lii.n,l "f the widow aud tn: o.
p nan. But few men approx himated nearer III
pract ce tn, bcaulllnl Scripture precrpt, "As va,
would that others should do to you, do ,c even 50
TO them" "Bessed are the dead which die in
the l.o'd, from hrnccforh; Yea, saith the Spir-
il, that they may rest from their lalours and
their works do follow them" COMM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19
Congress-.
WAsHisGrOs, Jan. 10.

WAsHISGrOS, Jan. ~.
SEsATs.-On mOiion OF Senator Cass
The consideration OF Central American
affairs set down as the regular order
for to-day was postponed until future
occasion.
Senator Mallory, Of Florida. gave
notice Of his old bill in favor lcvyIng
discriminating tonnage duties Oh ves-
sells belonging To Spain.
TIE resolutions heretofore submitted,
relative 10 some alterations in the CapI.
tol buildings, and The expenditures and
appropriations Tor the Improvement Of
Western harbors we're, OIL motion, AK.
eD up aud adopted.
a message was received from the
House announcing the proceedings IN
that ioiy consequent upon the death Of
Hon. II. A. Muhlrnberg.
Senator Broadhead delivered warm
euIogy upon the lie and services the
deceased, when the customary resolu-
tions OF condoleacc were adopted, and
the Senate adjourned.
House. The journal having been
read, Mr.. Augustus Drum of rennsy'-
vanld, announced To the House the
death OF his late colleague, Mr.. Mullen
berg. He also offered the customary
resolutions, and moved the appoint
nent Of committee TO accompany the
remains 10 their native state.
Messrs. Dawson and Stuart also Of
Pennsylvania, lolIo we'd ia "a few appro-
pirate remarks, when the resolution and
motion were adopted, and The House
adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

|: sustained 80 high "A reputation for SO lon, "A
t,ru Ui years, "r which more rarely disapponts
tie r'a" aui,le expectations Of those Who use IT,
Brewers, Stevens & Cushing. Boston, Mas..
h A. Fab lestock, Hui & Co. New York, N.
Y.-Allen Co, Cincinnati, O.-Ban ard, Ad-
ams < Co. st. Louis, Mo. .-tarlIou g. Ho,ey,
Lowell. Ma..-F. Scamnon & Co., Chicago,
lll--J. u. Wilder & Co., LouisvilIe. k,.-R.
Holider Y Co, Buffalo, n. ". l.. 1hump.
son * Co, Troy, n. VI Alussou Quclrc, G.
Wv, T.. Baird, Woodstork, n. B.--lngrtham
4 Fuller. Bangor, Me-. Balch & son, Prov.
idencr, r. l-Smith & Pierce, Montprler, Vt.
- Nhie & Hill, Nsshu,, \, ll--and iaany 9TH
ers Of the Oldest aud most respectable Duggisis
and Apothecar'es ~ the United States aud Biit.
i,h Provinces.
In connection with our old 80 cent article, We
now put up 81 SIZE, m !Ugs s9uars Joni,s uih
rch ,nam,i,d blue wrappers, gh dir,di ms, and
fac rp,i, Of Wm. JoH'n gti,r, co tau e MA I,
four tunes g quantity oi the smaller s,ze.
B,pare of CouafertJHs and imHdf,ons ~
Enuuir, fpr the article by it, who'll KAMr,
"vEGE FABLE ULMONARY BAiSAM"
Prepared only 10y REED, CUTLER Il CO.,
Druggists, Boston, ami sold by Apotheca,ies and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large rize,
81 ,00j small sizr, 80 cents.
For sale in Newport by Il. J. TAYLOR, and
HAZARD 4 CASWELL.
jyl2 6m
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Marrteo.

In New york. on Monday. januar, ., by the
Rev. Dr. Potts, ut the residence { II. B-air.
Esq, No. 62 Tro, shset,, Mr.. +. 4. purk, of
Charleston. >. c., aud Miss Celeste T.. Goth:
well, oi New York.
In Johnston, Nov. 25h. Rsubcn A. keats
aud Phebe A. Young, iota III.
la this city, 18th. BY Rev. ). Ahlam, Mr.. l..
Mason Peckhalni Of Middletown, aud Min. hlu:
y d., daughter Of Mr.. John Tucker, oi South
Kingston.
Ia New York, Tuesday evening. Jan. 10, hy
the Rev: DIR, Hawks, Benjamin ). Cahoonr,
purser, q. :. Navy, to Catharine A., daughter
Of Jacob Wilcox, Esq., oi New Orleans.
Near Edinburgh, 18th Dec. last, by the very
Rev. Dean Ramsa:, James Burrll Cmiis, foi :
merry Of New York, to Mary Anne, daughter Of
James T,iler, Esq, Of fWoodhouselee, Scotland
Ia Warren, 12,h inst, Henry 4. Peck, of
Proyii"ncs, and Miss Abby T.. Carr. daughter
OF tapiat Turner Carr, CIV.
In 500 ,iyn. ~. Y, ~ h ult., Var n, s.
Paiae, formerly OF Burrilviile, and Miss Maiy
Ann Grey, Of Brooklyn.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. II


SrsArE-Almost Immediately alter
the reading oil The Journal, the Senate
proceeded 10 The consideration OF the
correspondence concernin! the Clayton
& Bulwer treaty, respecting Central
American affairs.
Senator Cass having the floor. de-
fended his speech delivered last Spring
upon the subject, and contended that
the protocal execu ed by the negotla-
tors, vlllated the treaty, aud gave Great
Britain an excuse Tor evaaing II.
lie advocated the Monroe doctrine,
and sta ed that he voted Tor The treaty
because he supposed it excluded Grea.
B'iialn entirely from Central Ameri n.
MIR. Cass was severe in his remarks
upoa Mr.. Clayton, but a. the same lime
disclaimed having any Ill ieeing tow
ards him.
Hopss, The usual opening business
havlrg been completed the House re-
sumcd the consideration OF the resolu-
,ion from the Senate voting the thanks
OF Couci,ss and "A sword to Com. ln-
graham for heroic services.
WAsAihGros. Jan. l6.
SKnATE Senator Pcarte oti'red a
resolution instructing the committee on
naval affairs TO repot measures exprcs,
.,,,. Of "a. .,,,..I frr
the Calan,ry oil the captains ", the ships
Antarctic and Three Bells, aud the
bark kllby. IN rcscuing the passengers
Of The San Francisco.
MIR. Pearce advocated et some length
the passage orihc resolution paying an
affective tribute 10 the noble hero Ell, oi
the act.
Alter some debate, the resolution was
adopted.
The judiciary Committee repar!ed
invorably thc right OF MIR. Phe!ps of
Vermont Ia hls seat in the Senate The
report was made the special order oi
Wednesday next.
Houss.-Mr Bissell introduced a bill
for the relief OF the U. S. Trodps who
suffered by tho wreck ci the steamer
San Francisco.
AlIer short debate the bill was re-
tered.
Mr.. Chandler offered resolution
thai JOINT Committee Of Congress re.
port what shall be The munuer Of the
reward to the rtscueta ul the III lated
steamer.
A resolution was introduced thar the
committee on ways and means report OF
"A bill to give tour years credit and the
duties levied on railroad iron.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19
20 The bark Ki!ty arrived safely a
Boston Tuesday morning.

u The gentlemen who have been
nominated us candidates Tor State off.
cera, by the W hig Convention, require
no sDdors' menl al cur hands they are
well known to the people Of Rhode Is.
land as substantial aud lhorough.g q
Wings, and us possessed Of eScrl,,nl
talents tor the faithful discharge of the
duties Of the Offices to which they have
been severaIIy nominated. The con-
serva'ive people oi this State have cor.
ialnlY had IN abundahccj aye. more
than enough, OF Denocralic legislation
during the past year our opponents
haze clearly manifested not only a con-
tempt Tor The deliberately expressed
opinlons of the people a, the ballot box,
but they have also exhibited total dis.
regard for the sacred provisions OF the
Constitution, by twice attempting to
lrample upon it in the most bare.laced,
reckless and indecent manner. We
teel the strongest confidence in tic COM
plete success OF our ticket and that we
shall also cnfry both branches Of the
Assembly, at the Spring election we
can do it without any difficulty, il the
Wings will only resolve TO work eur
nestIy and untedly for the good cause.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19
AHa tllorinc Jnte!liscnts. asl
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Schr. Isaac Van Zindt. GiiiorA, ", Vir-
gina; Syren. Ewon, New Bedford, New Lon.
don; Profit, Rowland, Plymouth, Ny; MAJOR
K'ngold, Grayes, Bost, Virginia; Ilarbinger,
Hooper, Camden, Norfolk; Ann * Susan, NV
err, Prov, y.
Put in for harbor, bark MuskIngum, Dickcy,
IS days from London Tor Boston; 10Th inst,
sp IKE brig " & Curtis, o Harrington, Tor Darr A.,
With loss of toremast by the deck, and likewise
m,lnmast head disnasled Oh the 18th ult.; wan
ted NJ assistance; lat. g. so, long. 70,35.
Schr. Aun Denman has been rcft,,d aud is
ready for sea.
Schr. Ocean Star, Tlh!en, Camden, Me-, Va.
FRIDAY, Jan. l3.
Schr. Othello, Schu, Ter, Cutler, n. Y.
SATURDAY, Jan. Il.
Bark United States; of Ston'ugtou, from
FaulklahG Island fell in with schr leko-, Of
Newbur,port, in lat 80, lon u, bearded her and
found her IN good order, she bating been ab,n-
doned. Capt. Wilcox and part Of the barks
crew took possession of her, TO proceed To- the
nearest port. II will b. rccoIIcctcd that this
schooner was bound to this port, with "A
cargo Of corn to J ohm Eldrcd and others, and
was abandoned ia the late disastrous storm.
MONDAY, Jan. II.
Brig Richmond, Chesey, B 9TH, Savannah.
Schr Fountain, Davis, FRiver, n Y; Black
Squall, Rouse, Bait ,Bosi; Turk, Horton, lubec,
n l.; Job Hobart, Hin, NBedlord. Phila; Fan.
ME C,ocker, Crane Somerset, Bait; WDodge,
Pearl, Bait, Newburyport' George Engs, That.
cher, Bost, Pnila; " II Darhng. =, Prov,
Bait; Chase, Jones, do, do; Sydney Miner,
BoIIes, N Bedford, n Y; Freeman, Whaple
Prov, Va; Winfield Scott, Kemp, Bost, Va;
Josephine, H,wes, Bost, Tangiers; Eastern
Light, Smith, Bosl, Va; J S Iiopk n., Hopkins.
Bost, rangirrs. Empire Spring, Cook, pmts-
mouth, Norfolk; Elizabeth Ann, Lavender, do.
DO; John Sit.iions, Smith, Provincr,osn, dg.
MEMORANDA.
Passed Straits Of Sundn, Nov. g. ship " il.
liam Sprag'ei Chase, I'm Manila, Sept ~, Tor
Bost. Arr. at Sasannnh, 1th, brig Confidence,
Melville. im Havana.
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"SECURiTY To THE WIDOW AND
ORPHAN"

THE NASHATrAS lIrt IssuRAEcE Co. OF
L New lo,k, with cash capital Of $1O0, 200
securely invested, are prepared to take risks up,
on Lives, in all the ordinary forms OF Life A.
surancc, either for long ar short periods or for
a whole life in al the ways IN which the hives Of
others are Of pccunary Importance to person, or
Of his or her Life 10 Others. Husbands and Fa
theirs can by these means secure a competence
after drath TO their widows and families, or to
themselves in Old age. Wives may insure the
lyes of their husbands or others upon whom
they rely for su port /; creditors may insure tbA
lives idebtors and all may insure Tor n proper
tionae premium those whom they piay Wish TO
benft against violent or accidental death with.
ont regard ioage, seS or health.
Amung the nvner;rs rsiir,bnias in favor n
this highly usctIil and benevolent Institution, the
following is selected for its bref,t!, from the
"Kcporicr.'
LIFE INSURANCE.
The death Of near friend, whose life was
insured hut IA few days since, makes more appa-
the bcnchts Of this y, stem Of insurance
The advertisements of the leading and mort Sc
cure Of The Life Insurance Companies will bc.
found in our columns, among which 10 new one
--thu "MANHA1 rAs"--with IA board OF dirtt.
tors composed Of practical business men, VII ,ss
reputation lur lionur Rid integrity - nh ample
guarantee fut The riskB they may take. Lung
personal acquaintarce with majority Of it. di-
iectors, leads us 10 step out oi our usual courfs
in calling attention 10 il ''-Rcpo,fer.
The subscriber having been appointed nu
Agent of the above metloncd Company, offers his
services to all Ohoa,e disposec To participate in
the benefits which II presents To the acceptance
Of n very numerous class o(.vcry conihtrity: r..
Pamphlets explaining the principles and CON
tanning the rates and conditions Of this class Of
Insurance risks may lie had gratis, ut the Office
Of the subscriber, No. ~ Thames-tt, in r,nr Of
tho Cpunting room Of +. Lawton g. Brothers.
n26 EDW'D w. LAWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19
EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

THE Subscribers hcr,b, give notice that ilcy
i have hcen appointed IS,cutols 81 the Hs
will and te,tam ,nt d NOEL ttGGtkhAl l.
late OF Middletowh, deceased, and having accept
ed said t,ust and given bond as the law difccis
request all persons having claims ngriu,i th, -,
tate Of said Noel Coggcshali io tiescni ~ IN foi
settlement, and all persons indebted to said esta,
are requested to make paymetd.
isRaTas sShHA sScSpcGn c. SoeGnsiiilL. r.''''or'
Middle,oyn, oe, 70, 1855.
n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19
DIR. WISTAR'S
BAI.SAM OF WILD CHERRY,
WITH THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
ON THE WRAPPER.


ON THE WRAPPER.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
was introduced in the year 1888, and ha. been
well tested N all the complaints for Which il is
recommended. For ten years ii has proved more
eficacious AS a remedy for Coughs, Colds, lnGu-
enz,, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption, in
its incipent stages, than any other medicine.
Various con lectures aud surmises have arisen
respecting lie composition, some physicians have
suppose II to contain iodine, other ignorant pre-
tegd-rs say II must contain mercury, aud To some
such substance they attribute it's singular efficacy.
As such opinions are altogether erroneous aud
calculate t. prejudice ,aany persons against il.
PLEDGE OUR HONOUR
that it cJntsins nothing Of this kind, or anything
the least n,driods on the contrary, 1t ID compos-
ed Ut the IN ,>t simple substances the principal of
which are the extracts oiiar and Wild cherry bark,
aed the whole secret o its efficacy consists in the
mode by which they are prepared.
SETH w. FOWiE, Druggist. No. l3s
Washington street, Bus,on, Mass., is the sole
troprietor Of he original receipt tIr the manuiac-
ur C OF the genuine medicine, and supplies both
al whoesa. and retail, aud of whom agenl les
can be obtained.
Price-one dollar a battle, six bot ties for five
dollars.
Originally prepared by williams Co. rhiladcl-
p'ia, now prepared and sold wholesale aud rrtai
hy Seth " fuwle, Hos on, Mass, Ia whom Nil or,
dcrs should be addressed aud tor sale by his agents
Agents for selling " istar's BalSNm, X. J. Taylor,
NewpOn, = ". Briggs, Bristol, Edward SANDERS,
Warren; Ndthpn Denni., Portsmouth, " iilinn Go.
ry, Tiverton Corners :. :. sIecfe, GrtenNil!e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19
OThe expense OF lighting the str,

ep-The expense Of lighting the street
lamps OF New Bedford one hundred and
seventy five in number, from Dec. l +,
1853 to Jan. |, 1854, being one month,
was s7l7,7J. What will some OF the
rigid economists OF our city say to this :
Here the Gas Company light SIS lamps
for 81 900 tor year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

" We scarcely open An exchange
that does not contain al account OF the
INSANITY Of some person who has been
bereii Of reason in consequence OF
"Sprit raprings j. and within the last
year we have reports in regard TO scv.
er"l Of the Insane Hospitals OF The coun
My, and We find that the spirit rap,.ing
mania has brought quite II large num-
her Of the patients within those meIan
chOiy walls. An iniatus,lon, a misera-
Bile delusion, aye, we may well say,
blasphemous preiension, which ha.
Snused so much distress, and which
even promises to be productive OF lar
more misery, both to the affected and
their relatives and friends is to be gener
ully deplored. We regret to find that
wi hin few weeks past, tins lninenta-
bio deluslon has taken possession oi Il
number OF persons in This vicinity, who
are telling their "cxperience," and i'm.
piously assuming TO hold intercourse
with the spirits oI those who have de-
parted from this world Of trouble, and
gone 10 the solemn bar OF God.
We have the most positive and roit-
Grated assurance ia the Bible that when
human beings depart from tho earth,
they 20 ~ some realm where even the
afini,ies oi tlis world can never reach
them more, while man 10 clothed in hi
human vestment. There is something
solemn and AWFUL in laying one whom
We have dearly loved in the grave no
one can tell the sensation which the
heart suffers, IN standing by the dea.h-
bed oi beloved object, and Witnessing
gasp after gasp, until the last struggle
comes-the breath vanishes and the
spirit yields to the s,ern and terrible fiat
OF Omnipotence,-and the body, but
recently SO full Of vigo' and sreng,h
and beauty, now mo,ionless and grow.
ing cold before us,-wc say that no one
can realize all this, who has not passed
through the scene ; and to think thar
any one who has seen all this can be SO
devoid Of tho delicate sensIbilities which
have been once touched, as TO pretend
TO talk with the spirit o: that loved one,
10 enough to make the very blood thrill
in the veins.
The dead are dead indeed and no
voice can arouse them, save the arch.
angels trump; they silently sleep even
amid the earthquake's shock, Tor their
bodies arc but the dust we tread, and
the abode ol their spirits, or whether
they are in a state oi consciousness or
not, 10 known only 10 Him who giveth
and taheth lie. What impious pre-
sunr ton, therefore, il is in frail mortals
to attempt thus r:diculously 10 Iiit the
veil which shrouds the future in impen-
,trabIe darkness, and to reveal those
mysteries which are not known even 10
tho angels Of heaven.
We are no, disposed 10 speak harshly
oil these insane persons whose diseased
minds are enlisted in this last deluslon
oil the age we pity them, and hope that
some subduing influence may be brought
TO bear upon them, to such an extent, ne
to cheek their impious pretensions, and
save them from the walls Of Insane
Hospitals.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

"The N. Y. Express Of Thursday
evening contains n despatch IRON Nor.
folk, stating tha, there was report that
a large steamer was ashore on Cunni.
tuck Beach, Nurth Carolina, supposed
TO be the San Francisco. The repor,
was not credited.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19
1)oetieal.
WEEP NOT.
ny L. VIRGINIA FRENCH.

ny L. VIRGINIA FREHcH.
Oh chide not, il cold on my hearts dewy sum-
There iclla chill blightng, aud ere il could num-
It's love-kinded pulses, or give them to thee.
II was shu, in an ice.shrne where sympathiss
sever,
Where the glow Of the sunbeam can p, ,ne,rste
never,
And the sweet buds Of feeling lie frozen forever,
In snow -shrouded beauty oh, weep not for me-
Oh mourn not, If sorrow my spiri, corrodpg,
lila, cankered the harp-string. I'll, all melody,
Is fraug ht with an echo Of fearful lorebodn,,
low, hollow murmur Of evil to be;
Its pecan is changed 10 N wild miserere,
Like that of the night-wind when 'widercd and
II walls through sepulchre wasted and drcary
And dies mid the run.--,a weep not for me.
Oil blame not 4, il dark on my souls snowy pinion
The earth-stain and frter, awhile you may see,
For God shall release it from this worli's domia
ion,
And swift it shall soar to him spotless and free.
Then flushed with n splrndor in glory rxcellng
The loltest dreams of this earth-bnundcd dwell
ing,
1t shall ~aft on the anthems triumphan,y swell
Through Days azure arches;-,hrn weep no, for
Oh weep not il over my lfe's sunny morning
mys,ical ptesa.e OF Fortune, decree,
A phantom Of gloom, with whisper Of aarnng
Looms up from the clohl, Of a dark destiny.
Tho ohpdows Of Fate Ger my bright sky are
creeping,
heed no, their progress, il .low or s~i,.sweep-
ing,
For the green tuf is hight where my loved ones
are sic pinr,
Our home is IN heaven oh weep not for me-
~ BY reference to ano'her column,
our readers will perceive that D..
Wood Is about TO organize "A class Of
those somewhat verscd in Music. This
Is AN excellent opportunity for those
qualified.
The primary class this season has
been very large indeed and we learn
that lraady considerable number
have registered their names as mem.
bers. We certainly advise those invi:.
ed, 10 JON the class.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

APPOINTMENT IN rus u. s ARnY.-
General Bankhrad has been appointed
to the Eastern Division ofihe U. S. Ar
my in place OF General Wool.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

TBE HAPrirsr IluspAsp UNDER TBE
suS.-Adam had one great advantage
over all other married couples-an al.
vantage which has been lost 10 us with
Paradise--he had no moihsr.in'iar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

nrJenay Lind's baby, in when all
creation takes an interest, begins TO
manifest signs Of musical capacity SO
vey, the Musicsl World.
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HERAlD OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY Jsn. 18th, 1854.


w The Wing State Convention was
held IN Providence on Thursday even
Ing, and The following trksl was noni
mated -
For Governor.
WILLIAM w. HOPPiN,
OF Proridenre.
For Lieutenant Governor,
SAMUEL RODMAN,
OF South Kingsto,0n.
For Secretary Of State.
WILLIAM X. WATSON,
OF PrOvid'nee.
For Ati6rney General,
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON,
OF Cumberland.
For General Treasurer,
SAMUEL 3. VERNON,
OF Newport.
The following resolution was adopt
ed:
Rrssfved That we will use all fair
ard honorable means TO secure tho
election OF the several candidates nomi.
naled by this Convention.
The following Committee OF three
from Providence County, and two from
each Of the other counties. was appoint
ed 10 fill any vacancies which may oc
cur IN the ticket nominated:
k>1roorf-H.u.vY Cran,,oo l-sL
Osbprne.
Providence William S. Patten, James
+. Simmons, lsaac Saunders.
Washington-Na,h han F. Dixon, John
}. Reynolds.
Xent-John II. Clarke, Thomas Bate
man.
Bri'tol - Byron Dman, Halle N.
Wood.
The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed the Wing State Conmlllee Tor
the ensuing political year
NeDport COu"iy Henry Y, Cranslon
William P. Sheffield, Edward w.
Law,on, Nathaniel B. Duriee.
Providence Co msy-James T Rhodes,
James r. Simmons, William S. Patten,
Henry Howard. kElisha Dyer Jr.. Geo.
w. Hall, Henry B. Anthony, Robert II.
Ives, Christopher Robinson, Willis
Cook.
Warrington CoWnty-Horace Bah
cock, James B. NJ. Potter James Eldred
Sylvester G. Sherman, John J. Rsy-
nolds.
Kent Couniy-Samuei II. Greene.
David s. Harris. Randall Holden, 2d.
Bristoi County-Byron Diman, Chas-
Randall, Lewis B. Smith.