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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
OF E TINES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING MARCH 49, 1855

ANorHEN PAINTER GoHE.-Joshua w
Bazin, the second son Of Geo. w. BazIn,
the printer Of the Trumpet, died at the
house Of his father, in North Russell
street, on Saturday afternoon. He was q
printer by profession, and had worked on
the above named paper for about nineteen
years, but latterly had been connected
with the Journal Office. Mr.. Brazen was
ss years of age, and was much esteemed
and respected by his acquainiances.
Boston Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

A Heartfelt Sentiment Tnopportunely Er-
prcssed-A large and brilliant party was
given in fashionable circles few weeks
since, not hundred miles from our metro
polls, and the festivities ere kept up to 50
late an hour that the fair hostess became
completely wearicd out. Some fifteen min
utes after the lady supposed the last Of her
guests had left, she walked into tho supper
room, where the gas had been turned down
and gave vent to her wearied spirit by cjac-
ula,ing--"rhank God, they are all stuffed
and gomez "Not quite all" squeakcd out
voice, "I have returned TO find an earring
which supposed was dropped while at the
supper table," The hostess's chagrin can
be better imagined than described, when on
turning round she discovered one of her
nearest fashionable neighbors II Boston
Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

The New YorkerS.--The New Bedford
Standard after condemning The Gotham
ties for their worship Of the prizc-fighter,
Poole, goes on to say:
"The New Workers know no bounds to
their foolishness when they once get start
ed. No matter whether il be in bsrnessiDg
themselves like asses to Fanny Elslcr's
carriage, and drawing her through the
streets; in forming triumphal professions
to escort newly arrived singers from Eu-
rope with cracked voices and regulations
from the wharf to the hotel or in their eu-
lcgiums upon cut-throats---it is all the
same. They 60 il with rush, and permit
no earthly power to impede their locomo-
ion." .......
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
" The old Market building on Ferry

~ 1uC Oiu
Wharf was sold at auction on Saturday
last; small portion of the West end has
been reserved for the use of the farmers
from jamestown, for the sale of their poul-
try, butter, eggs, cheese, &c. The other
portion OF the building is now being re-
moved. We learn that it is the intention
o1the City authorities to locate the drays,ex-
press wagons &c. on Market Square,on the
ground occupied by the Market. This will
relieve. Thames street from the pressure o.
the summer, when so many carriages are
on the street; 1t will also be good loca-
ten for express wagons, &C., where they
can be readily found at all times by those
who may want to use them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

NJ The charges against the acccsor-.
les after the fact Of the murder Of Poole
have been referred to the next grand jury.
The rest have been indicted fer murder,
and will be tried next month. Those who
have been admitted to bail will be again
arrested.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

pThe steamship Atlantic is over due,
and her news is anxiously looked for, as
I she will bring intelligence cenfrmatory or
contradictory Of the report by the Pacific
of the death ofthc Emperor of Russia
important accounts may also be expected
from the Crimea. r....
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
pThe Cantata OF Daniel will be repea

pThe Cantata OF Daniel will be repeat
cd "a; the First Baptist Church, this
evening, by the Philharmonic Society
Thpse who desire to attend must procure
their tickets in advance, as none will be
sold at the door. a large number have al.
ready been purchased. Persons living in
the north part of the city,ca obtain tickets
Il tho store of Mr. John Allen next door
south.of the Frat Baptist Meeting House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

The seat Of government of Iowa is to be
removed from Iowa City to or near Fort
Desmoines. Commissioners have been
appointed to select the site for public build.
ings, which are to be erected free Of cx-
pense TO the State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

GREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS,
u Sc until the first day OF March, the entire
stock oi Fancy foods, JeweIrv. Plated, German
Silver and britannia Wares Clpcks, Table
Cutlery, Lamps, Tea Trays, Castors and House
Keeping Good., together with a splendid assort-
ment of Fine French and English Soaps, Per-
fnmcry oi all kinds, French. German aud Genu-
inc Farina Colognes, Hair, Tooth, Nail, Cloth
and Comb Brushes, and an extensive assortment
Of Fancy Goods Of French Germsn, swiss and
English man, fac,urc, will he sold at cost and
less ,,,n cost, to facilitate the new anan cement
proposed by the subscriber. Now {. the time
to purchase to great advantage, and all in want
are requested to call and examine for themselves.
t22 b. n. TtSDAkE < SON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
C,AsH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE

(ASH nUSiC AND fIaNO SIORG
v HORACE WATERS,
No. sss Broadway. New York, Of posae G
the Continuation .
MUSIC At GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Notwuhstanding th, Combination of MWs'c
Dealers to keep sp the prices IL nosi-eopxrlgbi
music sss'nI the interests VI Native C.mss'oss
ers. and their refusal to oexseDd 10 Mr.. " a'~'s
tns courtesiesO al the trade. he 10 making sm-
mense sales-havins abundant eviIeaoe that hr
has public counteasncs snd support ~ his cJf~-
sitioa Ia the Great Moso,,oiy, sad in his ets,w 10
90 aid Nssive Talent and adopt the National
Currency. His stock Of American and Eurq'-
can Mus,c 10 imm~ose, and the catalogue al hs
own puol'cssions is one Of the iarges. and beT'
seierted IN the United States. tie has s'se
made great Reduction in the Prices II Piano..
Melodcons, snd Mssicsl lns,rumenis Of all
kinds. Superior toned IL Octave Pianos o
817e. $500, and G225, in'rri0r Of 40 good quail
il, and insuSmeDis NJ strong and ~ durable 10
those which cost $500. Pianos Of very vsr".
~ ~ style and price. up IN $1,000, ecmpris'"g
these Of Ten dihrrea ,nsnsIisctDSies ; among
them the ceIcbratcd modern improved Horacs
Waters Pisnos, and the first premium E,lean
Pianos Of Z. Gilbert Il Coz make Owners OF
the E,lraa Pstcnt). Second hand P,aoos NJ
grea, bargains. Prices IRON SO TO $50. =
Me,,Jcons from F,ve different nansf,clov l~s,
including the well kn"wa =. ID. & N. w.
Smuh's Meiodeons, (tuned the sqoal n mpera.
nrnt, y The Rest Make iH he Un,led states. -
Price, $45. $50, SIS, &l0O, Sis, Gl25 10.
$50 Smith : D..,lJe Bank Meioi' Qua ss2OD
Enrh Piano aud Meioieoa guaranteed. The
hest terms io the trade, schools, &c. " liz per
cent uisoount 10 Clerg,men and Churches. Az
orders i,rJup,ly attended tn. mnsie 'em 10 all
pats "f thu country, post paid, at the 'educrd
rates. General aud Select CatnIoews aud
Schedules OF prices of Mn-ical imtrunlenir Tor
wa;dui To any address tres Oi charge. fl0 3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

Il believe that you have been inssuls,ed
with stupidity" said lawyer. That may
be" ssid his opponent; "but the bar is Of
tho spinios ,hs, you hal 1t in tho natural
-sy"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

UThe clipper ship Flying Cloud re-
Gently made trip from New York to Aus
h,ralia in the short period Of eighty days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

On II A paper is in circulation in New
York asking the Common Council to pnr-
chase the Crystal Palace for public Mar
ket. .t..4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
DEFIANCE sALAMANpERsAFEs

DEFIANCE SALAM ANDER SAFES
ROBERT 81. PATRICK 10 the SOLE
manufacturer in the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes, and F. c. GoyYIE's
lmPESHrRARLE DkriAEcE LocK AKD
ss-BARs--The brst Safes and Locks COM
b'ned in tn world, tc whom the highest premi.
uins have just been awarded. by the Committees
ofthe Metropolitan Mechanics Inst itute oiWash.
ington and the American Institute, New York.
safes Of all sizes hand for sale and made to or
der OF the Delot No. 1872 Pearl street, one
door below Maiden Lane, and az ,bc Nam
ulnctory Nos. 20. e2, d aad 60 Cannon St. N.
Y. .. ..I
dc 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

~William Littlefeld, Esq .,of,this city,
il the Democratic nominee for Lieut.. Gov
crnor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
CHEST EXPANDERs.

ttIESI EhEANpEhs.
A CONTRACTED Chest caused by the hab-
"A il of sioopins, or throwing the sh"ulders
forward, frequently lays the foundation. FOR seri-
ou. anI even fatal iiseases Of the Ixngs and in
this climate there is peculiar danger irols this
cause. How necessary il is then, to guard by
artificial meaus, against such danger. We hav.
now on hand IL sizes ot Chest Expanders ior
men, women, boys and girls Of all ages, 80 that
any one can be httrd without difficulty. Ladies'
and girls will be fitted at their homes If prefer
red. For sale and fitted by
IIAZARD & CASWELl.,
Apothec.rirs' Hall, Hall of Pharmacy,
II Washington Square l37 Tha'nrs-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

DYER's HEALING EMBRoCATiON, As in
dspensisls as the barrel Of Flour IN the house.
Sole Proprietor, A. n. Field, Prov. RI Fer
sale BY HAZARD d CAswELL, and r. J. TAY.
LOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

THE lower par Of the house No. II Howard
L s,rre,; apply on the premises. for terms, &C
mz7-3W
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

The election in Kansas will take place
on Friday, the 3Oth of this month. Gov.
Reedur has just issued his proclamation
The most important points are as follows
"A vsteS must dwell here at the time of
offering his vote. He must then have COM
menced an actual inhabitancy, which he
actually intends to continue permanently
and he must have made tho Territory his
dwelling,to the exclusion of any other home.
in case any election is contested, the par
dies aggrievcd must bring the matter before
the Governor, who shall determine the case
berween tise parties contesting." The Mis-
sourians arc dissatisfied with the proclama-
ton, saying that by ii the Governor makes
himself Legislator, Judge and Executor"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
WINTER SUPPLY OF NEW 4 CHOICE
&. n q. r n 4 = r %


w
NEWTON BhorhERS ener q Wholesale
IN and retail, the following tresh stoek nj
Cho'ce Family Grocer'es. just received b, the
klenl'--
2o0 bbls s"pes6ne and exsra Flour
30 bbls extra Flour in bays
ion bhls buck~heH oi extra qunIity
t'e'ees new kice
20 packages choice dairy Butter
tOO boxes pr''ae Cheese
~ pnckages green and black Teas
20 Dses Havana Sugar
% bulls Stewart reSocd and crashed Sugar
boxes LOAF sussr
20 nngs Java aUd MO Gone
20 Boxes pure ground Conee
10 tubs reh".d leaf Lard
~ "Ae' s0''e" s"o so. "e"he
w oage me ground cah
cases hne table Sait
ibis new Besns ~
IN boxes (,;trsu
2 bbls Currsn,s
100 hoxes bunch Raisins sr-ar~
rs kegs seedless ..
30 boxes pure around Spices
s bags Cloves, Pimento. and Peppsv 80.
6 cases Nutmegs and Mace ...
rs boxes Soda and Sugar Csaeksrs
10 cases palen, Caadies
80 bikes ,,eam Soap
e,... Indigo a"I % F;v R,,.
% hav.s l,lo. 80 49," ;,n s,"N.. %
~ cases Cream O'Fartar and Baking Powder
l0 boxes Bordeanx Oh .....
cases smoking and chewing Tobacco
26 Jars Maccaboy Snuff
bbls Scotch Snuff
Is boxes lump aud C.yeadish Tobacco
30 boxes Pipes
10 bbls cider ynesar
100 reams Wrapping Paper
10 bales Cotton Tsins
Also, Almonds, F,es, Prnnes. Guava Jelly,
Orange marlnaiadc, Preserved Ginger, 81 C. &c
Likewise, a large stock and general assert.
Mechanical and Medicinal purposes. a'}
u &
ONE Good Building Lot, ~ n. front, rs II.
aeep, slua'ed Oh 'he NV, near IN. be,ivpt ho"'e'
ISo bmlJfr.
II A + : = Gentlemen, il you wish to
II purchase hue glossy tasty Spring style
e M,e GU, or e3nn'er on hto"d"ar, l"s' cav on
a. Wy" onu' cV'"e, ~ h"hl ~, an'
"arhe' square, a"" yo" WIN DO paia 'of y""
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
CARPETINGS.

4 INV fVN q bN,-, bNV -,7'1' 'I'.No' ~ ~ .''- INV "
l. street, are nov receiving new Carpt'ngs
Tor the Spring trade, and Invite the attention oi
PURCHASERS to their choice selections of various
grsdes, among them are elegant patterns in
Velvet, Tapestry, brussels, 2 Ply and super.
h.e.. tog, thsr with a good sssor,nent Of
Canton Msuings, Hemp. aud all the lower
qualities Of Wooen Carpets. sll OF which are
offered a, the greatly ieduced prices OF The
present season. NIL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
HGRRING's FIRE aud BURGLAR Pa)oF
RAEES

THE Undeniabc Evidence Of the Superiority of
l. the Safes manufactured by the subscriber. 10
known and acknowledged by discriIniDs
ting public, who are asured that all Safes made aud
sOd by him or his authorized agents, viii be- equal
TO the best, and sUpe ior to some OF the many which
have passed through the nrey ordeal for the last
fifteen years ; ns published and commented upon by
the press throughout the United States They are
secured with the celebrated Halls Patent Powder
Proof Lock-ihe subscriber being The patentee by
IL Is generally known all over the world thni the
Proprietor placed his SAFE, In competition with
about thirty Others, AZ the Worlds Fair, London In
1851, placing within IL one tnOnsaDd dollars IN gold,
reward to any one whp could open the Safe but
not Of the operators was found sufficiently
rkled in the art of lock p,sing TO pick the lock OF
open the Safe the money remained secure ior ioriy
on Safes and LOtks very justly awarded separate
medals for The safe and Locks, which can be seen
patents at the Worlds Exhibition In New York.
in 1884 They can bs had of,he Proprietor and hi,
agents IN Of the cities in the United statrs aud
siLAs Z. HERRING,
rateutcc and Manufacturer,
Corner ~ Pine and Wtter Streets, New YORK,
n u. 90 Purchasers wanting iInFring's Patent
Ghlmpun Saic, sapnd see tha; II bears his namo
upon metal plate, none Others being sennne.
2O-2m +. q. II.
NOTICE
THE coPartnership heretofore existing under
L the title oi u. II. TISDALE & SON, win
dissolve by limitation on March let, ensuing
Ali persons Indebted To said firm are requested
90 make immediate pa, meut at the establishment
No. l3S Thames steet, and u any have de.
mAnds they requested 10 present the same
for settlement. Is. II. TISDALE SON.
f22
TURKEY FIGS.
TUSr reed $40 small baskets fresh Turkey
y Tigs,a prime article. for sale los. a. iib
Thames-st. y. a. FARMER.
~
EMBROfUEKiES--S very rich embroid-
Ia cred Collars, Sleeves and Chcmizeites ior
safe ssS cheap during ws' sso'r.', q ,cSyzzrNsa
M AN TED "A tenement ior =
w small tzmiy, in the central part OF the
city ; possession about the middle st Febru.
ary /; apply at this Office.
A Lot ofiresh Lemons, ,hi. day received at
n CARR'S. Thames street. ne
ORANGES aad Le.sons, this day reed a,
" mi1 CARR'sl7i Thams..st
FOR SALE.
Two Farms situated IN Miidletown, known
Il nc the Sweet Farm and the 'burden Wool
Farm the former containing 10 acsss. aud
the latter 100 acres. Apply 20
WIN. w. HAZARD, Asest.
MIA Beii.y.e Hous,.
z A BbI. T,a!,ino,e Flour q, ". tord E,. y 25
OU do Richmond do. - bbl- Gcacsce foi
sale by y. " a e w. fEhhf
ml2
~ DoZ, Umhrells., Just tec'd and Tor s,le
10 L'w,by J. " CoZZENs.
NEW Pattern, Calico reed At
~ Wv TURNER'S.
milo STA - Ttamcs ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
DIED.

In this city. on "wednesday evening last, Mrs.
Juiia Ann Eddy, wife Of Joseph Eddy, nged 70
years.
In this city, on the 22d inst, by the Rev.
DIR. Jackson, Mr., Thomas Mosher Of New Bed.
ford, Mass, aud Miss Ann C. Barker, OF tins
city. p. -. .. TT. ID.
On the 22d last by the Rev, DR.. Jackson,
Mr.. Philip z. Hatch, Miss Earsh A. Cook,
both OF New Beiford, Mass.
In this city. Path. Thomas J. son OF Capt.
Thomas J, Lee, aged 4 years and 3 months.
In this city, March 95ih. Maria &. Heath.
daughter Of Charles G. Heath. aged II years.
Peterson, fo' merly Of this city, aged SO years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

r"who are our opponents i"--Pr0v.
aSam" DO you know him 2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

WTM. &. CtbIXEVS & Co have now open
w ml ready for srr very large aud es~gsns
lh of Csrpetr,gs, consisting Lf Wilton, V.vct.
Brussels, of viriOrs qa'ifIes, Supeihne 3py,
ingram aa. all the com non t,Ilhti.s. custo,m-
rrs nny be as.n.ed of fiudlag in cur Carpr,
Rnon,s , spcndid iol Of & oJs and at greatly re-
daced pricrs from bate y-nIs, making u most
iaycrahl- time iU Lny. ni2i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
HERALD OF THE TIMES,


III We certainly think that the Demo-
cratic party have done our friend Gen.
Wilbur great injustice in not nominating
him as their candidate for General Treasu-
rer. lie has always been firm and un-
compromising Democrat, and has invaIia-
bly, stood by the party in their adverse as
well As prosperous days. Ee has been
repeatedly elected, and as often defeated
And now they drop him; to be sure, he has
only lost the honor of an empty nomination,
for all agree that the Democratic candidates
cannot be slccted. But we do not like to
see our friend the General disposed Of in
such an unceremonious manner. We fear
that there ID rank treason somewhere. The
nominations were made in open Conven.
ten, and there sat our friend Milton Hall,
Esq, the bosom friend of Gen. Wlbor, and
yet no sound was heard from the lips of any
one, in favor Of The General.
II Is true that the General has been seen of
late lettering around an old building, for
n,erly occupied as n Dislillery, and which
Is used by mysterious collection of men,
in ghostly character, who are said to be
''Sam's" troops. Now whether the Gener-
al has ever made any terrible promises in
that old building, "wilh his right hand on
bis left breast, ,--or whether the Demo
Gratis were suspicious Of his fidelity to an.
cient Democracy, We are unable to say. II
has been whispered that the General Is to
be Sans candidate for General Treasurer,
but Of the truth OF this we know nothing.
Sans Convention was held yesterday, and
we rather think that the Generals name
vas made use Of he probably had race
with another Sam, better known as Sam
A. Parker. Well, they are both tirst-rate
men. AZ far as the Rum question is con-
cerned, divided delegation attended the
Convention from this city. Sans organi.
cation here was first made by the Carson
League men and Sons Of Temperance
but, Of late, we rather think that the DEVILS
troops, as they are called, have largely in.
creased and are now triumphant in the
Ceunoil, i'm other words, the advocates Of
Run or che opponents of the Maine Law
have get the spper hand. Well, there is
NO accounting for how strangely some fish
will fry. ...
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

HOLMES SKIRT sUPPoRrERs and
II Chest Espapders. at
mii RI. TAYLOR'r.
uAyANA Oranges this day reed at
IL CARR's, III Tbames-st. MIA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

kJEW Pru,c., flesh iinrnrt,flnn IN lsstar
lN tihl f,ncy huxc.. ext's hoe f'lii. jusi r.o'f
by YOUNG n SMITH,
mi7 Ill han,es-d.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

~ Mrs. s. NJ. CLARK, independent Cla,-
voyant and Bot,uic Dociress, can be consulted
nt her Office, No. l09 North Main street, Provi-
dence, X. L., iu all diseases iha, fesh is heir
TO. .,..,....
+. s. Mrs G.. would say her Female Peri
odieal Pills and Drops eau be had OF her at her
Office pr ice 50 90 per box. They will be sent
TO any part Of the country, by addressing Mrs.
5. NJ. Clark, No. l09 North Main street,
evidence, r. l. i2I-l>d&w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
FoR SALE OR ro LET.

V,HE late residsncs ~ Joseph Fish, dee. This
I house 10 beautifully sii'sassd On Broas.s,ssss,
aud l. nearly ne ~, and contains alnu, IS rooms.
"a hns been knowa the last two or three years
40 tho Broad sre~s tiouss. ConeeclsrI Nth IL
is a good sLsi,le AMI two never failing wells of
water. Ii ~ill l's let furnished IL desired, tSs .
gr,tlsmaa's summer residence. or unfsrmishsd,
o. Q b,ardiag house, OF so.d low and ssrms
made ensy or very low for cash. Appiy 20
LEVI JOHNSON or a. 4. PARKER.
ma ll6 Thames.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29
A NEW DISCOVERY.

4 DESlROUS BEVERhGE.-Toc cure bad
a Spirits, Dyspepsia, Nervousness,
HEARTBURN, Chorc PAINS
Wind IN the Stomach
or Pains in the
Bowels,
Head Ache,
Dro~s siaess,
Kidney Com plants, Mcian-
choly, De!Irium "rrucns Ibtcm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

MOI ICE.
TUE -ubsctiber, having Ieiinqnisbed the
l. Paiatng and Glazing business. tenders ld'
thanks 10 his numerous friends for the iilera
patronage extended to him, aud cheeriuiy rec
onInruds his successors, Alessrs. Lrwis, Inv
ton 4 Barker, ~ l0aag m.n II worth and abiii-
w having b 'cn associh,ed with him y several
years as assisttup, they are prepared to attend
To- hr regular trade al the establishments
An ,,ers,n, having de,nands upon the snbrcriber
aud Ihosn indebted, are requested Ia call upon
him at his torIner place Of business, I09 Thames
stree.
THOMAS COGGEsHtLL.
Newport, Feb 18th. 1855. i24
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

NEW Prints just reed ny ..
~ LANGLEY & NORMAN.
f2S 100 Thames. st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

DRUNIVG AVID GARDENING done by
I JAMES GREER. Orders left with Rob.
ert Wilson, 20 Thames street, will be promptly
attended to. lie returns thanks Tot pas, PAT.
ronage, aud solicits "a con,im tnce of the sa,Ie.
I2l--tl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

NEW Nous line de Lame New styles NOUS
~ cline de Esines. lust reed and tor sale cheap
by WM. e.. COZZENS & Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

ESRENCH CASsIMERES six qusr,'rs w"lo
l. hsN rate ar'icr for Boys Cloihme, sell
ling for > 90 per y,rd.
SWINRURNE & GOFFE,
mo ,loors a,rth Post "lire.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

TURKEY FIGS
TUSr reed $40 small baskets fresh Turkey
- Tigs,a prime article. for sale low, AZ lib
Thames-st. y. a. PARKER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

Congress hss pss.ei "The Otl soLirt.' b me-.
" Land Bii" v hich grants iss acr's - sIi scs-
men, ma,iao., militia. voun't,,s, vaggpnsiy,
teainstefs. rsng+. s.d 'seg"lsrs. NV snv'ymg.
who served ~ al,ovr hr n Ici sd ,xre edh ~
days; aud to the wr'ow. or minsr Oh, en ~
such ~ arc d,c-assd tn. sd,.ri,-sr ~h, give
prompt aiieaiiun 20 ~ eas 81 'hs dssciipiIon,
anl possesses as.-a,i fseilt-, lo, thu sp~rdy
ssi'lem~nt. m'2- in
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

iNiE "hscrilers hav. heen appointed by tho
! Court ofProlys'e ot Newport, Commi .sion.'
ers 90 receive and xsmine the claims Uf ihr
creditors o the estate Of HANNAH POTTER,
ia,o OF said Newpurt, coi,rpd woman, deceased;
and ak months from the "a l ot JanW,ry iaa 10
allowed the rrcdtms ,obring in mud prove their
claims they win ure, NJ the Cny MashA's
uirc., ia ,ha City Hall. Newport, on Saturday,
the 3O,h day of June, and 2'd % July next. Mt
2 o'slck. y. m, 'o ttre,de on els,ms that nay
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-03-29

FUk SALE OK fO bt1.
A MODERN built cottage, constructed NJ tho
"A best materials and IN the most thorough
manner, and situated on one Of the most pleasant
streets IN the city. II contains good SIZED
roolns: a good basement cgn easily be made ~
smali cost. apply ~ the oihtr. jig