Herald of the times. [volume], February 19, 1846, Image 3

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The Newburyport llerald fires off the fol.
lowing squib :
The innocent simplicity of Mr. Polk, in ap.
plying to Great Britain to kuow if her warlike
preparations were intended for the United
Ntates, must raise o smile on the countenance
of the reader. Did he expect il England was
making these rropuuliom against the United
States, that she would tell him of . Per
hups he did, and then his next question wonld
bave been probably, what points she intended
first to attack, and what the weight of metal
of the armament she intended 1o bring a
ainst these points, in order that he might be
Bolut able to repel the artuck.
Marisg Losses.—The losses of the Boston
Insurance Companies during the last few
wecks, have been 'ummully large, and the
heaviest of them on first class vesscls.
CONSUMPTI()N CURABLE '-STILL
FURTHER PROOF!—-CONSUMP
TIVES, remember that it is
Thompson's €Compound Syrup of Tar and
Wood Nuaphtha
which ie daily effecting euch remarkable
cures in PULMONARY CQNSUMP
TION!
Puinana., Oct. 13, 1845,
The undersigned ie induced to make the
following brief statement under a firm con
viction that mapy valusble lives might be
saved wae recourse had to the same means
which have reetored me to health, 1 bhad
suffered for years with weaknsss of the
LUNGS and {.IVER COMPLAINT, but so
gradual were the inroads of disease that |
felt no alarm until within the last year.—
The chief cause of distress was pain in my
breast and right side, great oppression, al
most strangling, and total inability to raise
the corrupt matter which obstructed my
breathing ; and attimes so great was my suf
fering I thought } could not live an hour. It
i scarcely nccessary to aay that during this
time I had the best medical attendance, was
cupped, blistered, &c. with no avail, 1 also
used various advertised and well known
medicines, obtaining’ no relief whatever un
tl 1 procured *“ THOMSONS COM
POUND SYRUP TAR AND WOOD
NAPHTHA,” one bottle ot which benefit
ted me more than all else | had taken ; and I
now assert it as iy solemn belicf that by
this time I should have been in my grave had
1 not procured this remedy al the time I did.
SARAHJANE ADAMS, ‘
No. 138 South Fourth street,
Sworn to and subscribed this 13th day of
October, 1845, before me,
CHAUNCEY BULKLEY, Alderman.
JAvaid all imilalions,
Principal Office, N. E. cor. FIFTH and
SPRUCE Ste. Phila. For sale by
R.J. TAYLOR, Newport, R. 1,
Nov. 2Gth.
Nolice.
Subject of next Sunday evening's Lecture at
the Unitarian Church :
Luther's call to Wittembergy and his Mission
to Rome. Service begins at half past 6.
R. PP. BERRY, I
UREBOLT DIEYTRUI N,
Office at Mr, 8. Peckham's in Chugeh-Street,
SECOND HOUSBE FROM THAMES-STREET,
BRIGHTON MARKET,
Mosnpay, Feb 9, 1846
Reported far the Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot
At Market 345 Beef Cattle, 1200 Sheep,
and 760 Swine. 200 Swine have been bhefore
roported. 300 Sheep and 550 Swine unsold.
Prices—Beef Cattle—-Last week's prizes
were fully sustained. We naticed 9 beauti
ful Cattle from Westfield, and 5 from Sering
field, price not public. Wao quote extru 575 a
&G ; firnt quality 550 a 575 ; second $5 a 525;
third 4 25 a 475,
Sheep—Dull. Sules from $2 to $4.
Swine—"l'wo lots of Shoats, selected 4¢ for
Sows, Hic for Larrows ; a lot of large Barrows,
sulected, 4 5.8 c. There appears 1o be very
hittle demand for shoats, either in lots or retal
~=nearly ull of 4 droves remuined unsold.
MARRIAGEN.
In Portsmouth, on the 14th inst., by Rev.
Mr. Bryant, Mr. David Coggeshall ta Miss
Julia Aunn Durfee, both of ‘Liverton.
DEATIS.
In this town, on Tuesday last, Mr. enry
Goddard, aged B 7 years.
Funeral thys afternoon at 2 o'clock, from his
late residence in Third-street on the Point,
which his relatives and (risnds are requested
1o attend.
In this tpwn, on the Bth inst. Gertrude Ame
ha, only child of Joseph F. and Sarali Cran
ston, aged 21 months,
Hlurr on, our gentle darling, sleep
noenlin and placid rest ;
Why should thy lonely parents weep
That thou art with the blesi ¢
No bitter tears for thee we shed .
What more could we desire ? .
"Tin but n sninted spirit fled
To join the henvenly choir, . Comu.
At the Newport Asylum, on the 16ith st
Mre. Doreas Potter, agod 51 years.
In Portsmonth, on 'l'lmrnl,u‘y last, after a
short illness, Mrs. Eleanor, wife of Mr. Gard
ner Thomas and daughter of the late John
Bordon, aged 55 yaars und one month.
In Huntington Co., la, 12th ult. Mr. Abel
Brownell, aged 54 years, formerly of Little
Compton, R. 1.
In La Rochelle, France, Dec. 20, Picrre Ar
mand Auboyueau, for many years U, 8. Vice
Consul at Rochelle—a graduate of Brown
University.
&smv NEWS. #,
PORT OF NEWIrPORT.
ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 11
Schre Star, Smalley, Prov. tor N. York ; Ju
hin & Myrtha, Baker, Boothbay for N. Haven,
Cottage, Atwood, Frankfort for Balumore ;
Quoen Pomare, Thomaston, for N. Yoi k.
THURSDAY, Feb 12
Rehe, Harrison Price, Fastman, fm Wilming
ton. Sloop Senator, Gifford, fm Nuntucket.
FRIDAY, Feb. 13
Brig ‘Tasso, Burdick, fm N, Ocleans, with
corn o 3. N Cotuell.
SATURDAY, Peb. 14
Sehe Proumph, Witliams, N York.
WEDNESDAY, Feh. 1F
Schre Mors I MeGatvery, from Matanzas
for Providence, 20 davs, with molasses 1o
Wheanton & Jockson, Lot deek-lond, boat,
wnd galivy i the =torm ol lothe antemds e
procecd docorty do PVeovidenee,
MEVMOIANDA,
Park Pavn, Weeden, was wlv., at Doston
Pubih, ter <nn o the ATt o ' nenenln
Briz 00 tavin, Donghty henee, are at Wil
mington NC il inea
Brog Mader Al swasey, cld m N Yok,
P hih, tor Malaga
Brig Lashon, Messer, was at Wilimington, N
Coom the Sth st
Sehr ireet, Brges
aer ot N York 14th, fin
Baltimore.
setr Mobale, Cozzens, eid at Ny il
st b Ponsarala
Gon, Cob, Tammond wae pldv wt N
Tl hor Anbipgtn, praernge unly
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRANK HAMMETT’S
MAMMOTH GROCERY !
PROVISION DEPOT,
AT THE
FRANKLIN HALL,
Corner of Thames & Fair-sts.,
Wll.l.Zs[:flll;‘r:fi.b:rfound one of the largest
GROCERINS
AND
of the best quality, ever before offered in
Newport, and at as low prices as can bo pur
chased elsewhere for Cash, or approved cred
it. The FAMILY GROCERIES, are
of the best selections that can be found in
the New York and Boston Markets.
Newport, Feb. 19, 1846,
BOOT & SHOE STORE.
The subscriber haviog ta
ken the Store No 118, Thames
[ = ‘ulreel. next door south of I,
C. Shaw’s office, offers for
sale a large stock of BOOTS & SIOES :
Such as Men’s, Boy's and Youth’s Calf, Kiud
and thick Boots ; Shoes and Brogans, of all
kinds and sizes; and also, Ladies’, Misses’
and Children’s Kid, Morocco and Leather
sewed and pegged. J. O. BURDICK,
Newport, Fcb. 18, 1846.
To ke Let for One Year,
From March 25th, 1846,
'l‘llA']‘ beautiful Meadow, containing 12
* or 14 acres of Land, part of the Farm of
the late John Easton—bounded on the Kast
by land of Mrs. Grant and Mr, Sears, and on
the West by T'ew’s Rope-Walks, nud other
lands, and extending North and South from
the Beach to the Bath Roads. For particu
lare and terms apply to
JOSIMH C. SHAW.
Newport, Feb 19th, 1846--Bw.
| At Gofl's Literary Depot,
| AND
NEWSPAPER OFFICE,
No. 88, Thames-stireet,
NEW WORKS,
! Received last evening from Boston.
Livingston, or the young Hussar, by Ingra
-~ ham.
Dayelle, or the Maid of Cyprus ;
Ellen Templeten, or the Spectre Cloud ;
;John’n Alric, or the Bride of a Ghoet ;
‘l'he Widow’s walk, or Mysterics of Crime,
} by Sue ;
China as it was and as it in;
Eventful night, or the Roman Lovers;
Forecastle I'om, by Mrs. Dana 3
Merry’s Museum ;
Grace of the Grccfiu :
Holmes’ Poems—* Cromwell's Lettera” ;
Voyage round the World ;
Annie,orthe Orphan of St, Mary's; &c.&c.&¢.
- MORE NEW WORKS will be received
this day from New York.
~ N.B. Dont forget Gofs facilities for pro
curing hooks to grder, at City prices, by re
turp of mail, Feb. 19.
SELLING OFF
AT COST!
CLOSING UP OF THE
UNITED STATES
CLOTHING STORE,
91, Thames Strect.
'l‘() the inhabitants of Newport and vicini
ty, as | am about to withdraw froin the
Clothing buosimess, | yow offer my. whole
stock of
READY MADE
CLOMENXN @,
FURNISHING GOODS
AT COST & LESS,
FOR CASH!!
from this time to April—nas at that date the!
Liease of the store which | now occupy ex
pireg, and pot seeing any vacant store suita.
ble for said business, | am under the neces
sity of selling off my stock of Goods at Cost.
I'his {8 a great chance for bargajus for those
who are in want of any articles usually found
in a Clothing or General Furnishing Estab
lishment; also,on hano, a large assortment of
TRUNKS, HATS,
CAPS, UMBRELLAS,
and o great many other articles, too numer
ous 10 mention.
DANIEL T. SWINBURNE.
Newport, Feb. 19, 1846.
PRINCE’S
Linnaan Botanic Garden and
Nurscrics,
Flusking, near New York.
THE GREAT ORIGINIL
ESTARLISHMENT, WM. R
PRINCE & €O, have just pub
hished thewr Unnivalled Descriptive’
Catalognes of Frure, and Oaxamexra,
Trews anp Prasts, comprising the largest
assotment of the various elassea, and the
greatest colleetion of newe and rare vanethes
ever yet offcred to the publie, and at greatly
reduend puees. Every vanety of Taees
and Poasrs, nondividunlly desenibed with o
precpsten never hefore evineed o wny Kuro
pran o Amercan Cntn'oone 3 and the gross
Wnnders of other Catalognues, ure njso set
v, e colleetion of Roses COmprises
bove 1700 splendil vaneties, These su
perior Catnlognes will be sent grans to every
post prid appheay;
Feb. 10h, WM. R.PRINCE & CO,
To L.t
fl A beautifol loented (Cottage in
: ".‘ Kay st contminmg 12 Rooms
11 with every conyenience nt.
&‘urlml 10, Possession given
the moddie of Apal, Por further particnlnres
o l]'l'n‘ llf \v.\l s vus":
ol b, 1856
HERALD OF THE TIMES.
| NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO OLD COUNTRYMEN.
—— uoo-”o-«a*
HARNDEN'S & CO'S
Passage Arrangements
me).\'s wishing 1o send for their friends in Ireland,
England, Scotland or Wales, can do so through the
Bubscribers, who ure sole Passenger Agents for the only
Line of regular Packets between Boston & Liverroor,
leaving lec:rool on the sth and 20th of ench month,
and cothposed of the following Firsr CrLass AMERICAN
VEsssLs, buily expressly for this line, and equul Lo any
ships afloat,
The ‘“Joshua Bates,”” (new,)
¢« “Washington Irving,”” <
‘¢ uéng!O Sa)g(_m.” 0
“ «Sunbeam,”’
« «Concordia,”?
:‘ “Columbiana,’?
¢ «“St. Petersburg,”?
“ «Governor Davis.”’
These Vessels are commanded by cxperiencgd snd
humane Masters, and particular attention will be paid
10 the sccomodation ayd goud treatment of Passen
gers under their charge.
- Lersons wl-hgl 1o send for tLeir friends, can do so,
by procuring a Ceriicate of Passuge of HarNpEN & Co.,
Boston, specifying what Vessel they wish them to come
by, and the day of leaviug, thus saving them the ex
pense of any detention in Liverpool.
HARNDEN & Co., wishing to conduct their business
upon prineiples of fairness and equity, 1o prevent fraud
and deception, have but one price for passage, which, in
all canes, includes head money and bread stuffs. Pre.
paid Passengers always have the preferongy over Pas
sengers paying in Liverpool.
Those applying by letter or otherwise, for Certifi
cates of Passage, should, in all cases, furnish the names
and ages nflhodunonl sent lor, with their address in
full, 1o enable Messrs larnden & Co. of Liverpool, to
notify them of the proper time 16 leave home, and fur
nish other necessary information. ‘
To persons returning home, this Line also offers su
perior tacilities and accommodatioy. ‘
REMITTANCES.
For the convenlence of persons wishing 10 remit
money to their (riends, we keep constantly for sale,
DRAFTS AT BIGHT, which are cashed at, any Bank
in England, Ireland, or Scotlnnd. Duplicate Checks nre
always furnished, 1o insure the purchiusers ugainst loss,
N. B. The nccommodations aad reputation of this
Line are such, that other persons advertise to bring oui
Passgngece b‘il. und the public are respectiully inform
ed lfiu\ HARNDEN & Co. are the only suthorized
Agents tp sel] Tickets for the Ling.
For the accommodation of those residing in Fall Rivy.
er and Now?‘ort. we have appointed Mr RUFUS B,
KINSLEY, Proprietor ol (ke Boston Express \gent for
the Sale of our Passage Tickets nngd Bills of kxchange.
For further information, upply at his offices, in Mogut
Hope Building, Fall River—or 71, Thames-street, New.
pori, R. L.,—~cr to Haknpen & Co, No. 120, Binte-st.,
and 8, Court-st., Boston. [Feb. 19, 1846, —3m.
Courl of Probale, Middletoyn, Feb. 16, 1846,
Vl‘ HE Executor’s account on the estate of
EUNICE PEABODY, late of Middle
town, dec'd. was presented for examination
and allowance.
It is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to a Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Toiyn House,
in Middletown, on the third Monday of
March next, at 1 o'clock, P. M., snd that
previons notice be given by publishing o
capy of this order, for three snccessive weeks
in the Herald of the Times, for all persons
inteiested o appear at said time and place
and be Leard.
A true copy—witnegs,
JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Prob. Cik.
JUST PUBLISHED'!
GREAT MEDICAL RE-PRINT.
First American, from the Tenth English
Edition.
SELF-MANAGEMENT
AND CURE OF
Pulmanary Consumption,
AND ALL DISEASES of the CHEST AND LUNGS,
BY W.7T.BUCHAN,; M. D.
Of London, England.
With a Portralt of the Author, and Engravings illustra
tive of the Anatomy of the Lungs,
Price oNLy 20 cENTS.
HIS work contains a brief and distinet deseription
T of the ANATOMY OF THE CHEST & LUNGS
wn ontline of D, Buchan’s HIGHLY t{}JCCES&FIYI.
method of trenting Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Cop
sumption—an account of his Ngw axb Powersuy
Remeny—and directions for GELr-MANAGEMENT AND
Cune, sdapted 1o popular use. ;
leis the result of nenrly Twenty Years practice and
experiment in the City of |.nmlun. and the combined
experience of the most learned I'hysisians and Surgeous
of the age—forming a perfect Manual of Medjenl I(lmw_
ledge and Adviee in relation to the Anatomy of the
Lungs, the Signs, dympioms, Trentment and Cyre of
Pulmonnry Compinipts.
This Work and the Treastment which it recommends,
are heid I the hijghest possible esteem in Great Brtaim,
s the extracts from public journaly, whieh gre given
i the Appendix, will abunduntly show. Dr. Buchan
troly decinres, that with this simple Guide, *a Con-
SUMPTIVE PATIENT MAY DO MORE FOR HIMSELE THAN
ANY ONDINARY PHYSICIAN CAN DO, BY ANY OF THE
COMMOY METI DS OF PRACTICRE
Published by D. F. Buapreg, 130 Wushington street,
Boston, wnd sold by all the Booksellers 'N's denlerns in
new pablications in the United States.
v Price 25 cents per Copy--the usuul discpynt to the
‘rude.
Sold, in Newpail, by R. J. Taylor ; Bris
tol, 1.. W. Briggs ; Warren, Wm. Parker;
Fall River, E. 8. Chase ; Providence, Gros
venor & Chase ; Pawlucket, J. Green ; and
by all the Booksellers.
Feb. 19,
r (17" REVEMBER »snd always ask for
BROWN'S SARSAPARILLA & TOMA
TO BITTERS.—These excellent Bitters
‘will be found a certain cure in all cases of
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Loss of
Appetite, general Debility, Faintness and
Sinking of the Stomach, lowness of lpinta.(
costiveness and determination of blood lo'
the head, pain in the limbs and side, diarrhga,
wenkness, dizziness, cutaneous eruptions on‘
the face and neck, hectic fever, mght sweats,
neryons and sick headache, acidity of stom
lnch, bilions affections, piles, costiveness, and
in all diseases caused by impurity of the
'hiood, the debility of the system, or the un
henlthy state of the stomach and bowels. ‘
Going 10 sEA —Masters of vessels, on go
ing to sea, particularly on long voyages 1
they value their own health, or their crew’s,
should never leaye the wharf without one or
two dozen of Browu's Sareaparilla and T'oma
to Ihittere. It 18 abont the only medicine
they need, It porifies the blood, and com
lph-!r!y cures and prevents SCURVY, which
alone 18 sufficient recommendation ;3 bot
where persons are going from cold to warm
climate, it is of the highest importance,
There are many musters of vessels who say
they had rather be without their whole med
icine chest than not have a supply ol the
|Nnranparilla and Tomato Bitters. o fact
most of the physicians in Boston, recominend
Cit tor the above complaints,
L Nold st BROWN'S medicipe store, (8
\Washington street, Boston, and R J.TAY
LOR'S, Newport, R 1 Feb, 10,
-
TAMARINDS,
| l“l& ESH Tamarinds, just received and for
A ealemt RIDER'S,
| Feb, 19, 97, Thames-street
Borse Radish Sauce.
i I JRESH Gronnd HOBSE RADISH this
day recowed & torsale st RIDER'S.
| l’\ b 1
James Hammond,
will sell
until the 14th day of February,
DRY GOODS
PAPER HANGINGS,
AUCTION PRICES;
COST—OR LESS—
being inclined to dispose of his present stack
in trade, [Jan. 20, 1846 G.
Dissolytion of Co-partuership.
'l‘ur. Co-partoership leretofure existipg
under the firm of
- E.F. &W, Newton,
was dissolved, this dey, by mutusl consent,—
All persons having demands, will please pre
sent them forthwith for settlement—and all
those indebied by nole or account, previous
to Ist Japuary, will greatly oblige us by an
immediute payment ta either of the subscrib
ers.
E. ¥. NEWTON, at the soutih store,
cor. of Pelham street, and W, NEWT(ON, at
the store 150, Themes street, will goutinue
the Wholesale and Relail business, on their
own, separate accounts,and will each use the
name of the late figm for all purposes necessa
ry in the hquidation of the affairs of the
concern, E. F. NEWTON,
Feb. 19, 1816,
- Dissolution of Co-partnership.
'l‘llE Co-partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of French & Draper, is
this day by mutual consent dissolved, All
persons having demands are requested to pre.
seut them, and all indebted to make immedi
ate payment to Ira Frencu. 3
St ARNOLD DRAPER,
IRA FRENCH.
Newport, Feb. 12, 1840,
NOTICE.
l FRENCII, returne thunka to the Ladies
e of Newport and vicinity, for past favore,
and by extra exertions to suil the taste of
every individual, he hopes to secure a larger
share of public patronage. -
N. B. L Frenca still continues at the
old stand, No. 112, ‘Thames strect, cornes of
Church.
SELLING OFF AT COST, ar coen
bess, for one mgnth.
T'he Ladies are generally invited to cal! at
112, Thames street, and examine his present
stock of Millinery Goods, consisting of
BONNETS, ngBOJVS, FLOMERS,
‘-/’BAQ, &c.
Newport, Feb 12, 1846,
\ lEV¥
C. E. HHMMETT, JR.,
HAS taken the etore 132, Trames-st.,
M next south of Messrs. Parker & Weay
er's Hat store, where he intends koeping a
general assortment of
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
He will also receive orders for Booys,
Music or Boog Bixping—having made such
arrangements as lie thinks will enable him to
fulfil them with punctuality,
PAPER HANGINGS.
Previous to getiing in my Spring Stock,
I will dispose of the Papers now on hand at
extremely low prices.
C. E. HAMMETT, Jr.
Newport, Feb. 12, 1846,
PRESTON’'S TREATISE
BOOK KEEPINGU,
A
Common wense guide to a Common sense
mind, adapted to the use of
Retailers—armers—Meclionics,
and
{Common Schools.
The above is the best book of the kind in use,
for sale ut 3
JAMES HAMMOND’S,
Feb 12.
Regular YMail Linc
FOR NEW YORK,
= .hi The Stean e MHOHEGA N,
7;,# Capt Potter ,will leaye Ston-
ST 23 inglon, Mopday, Wednerday
and Friday. = 3 )
The Narraganscett,Capt Manchester, T'uos
day, Thursday and Saturday, on the arrival
of the mail tram fiom Boston. Tickets sold
at the Slnmngton Depot and on board the
Perry Roat.
Freight on measurement goods 8 cts per
foot,
WILLIAM COMSTOCK Jgent.
Feb. 12.
PAPER HANGINGS
BORDEBRS.
ey (P O
EDWARD STANHOPE,
Np. 18, Broad-Street,
WII.I, sell his remaining assortment of
' Paper Hangings and Borders, at legs
thap COST. [Newport, Feb 5 46 —Jw,
TO LLET,
A pleasantly gjtuated and con
venient hous¢ in Spring street
on the lower floor there are two
parlors,a emall bed rooma fateh
en, and washiroom ; four ehambers an the
second story, and » large garret partitioned
in two, all i gopd repair. There s a good
yard and garden uttached to the honse, and
a never tailimg well of pure water. The
terims are moddrate, and possession will be
given the Jst ot Apnil. Apply avtine oluce.
January 2th, 1816 -Tw
NOTIUK.
| . . o e
» 'O Loan on hond
'%4,(’(’(’q nnd Muylc_[nLn-‘ npply
1o JOHUN F. TOWNSEND.
' Newport, Feb 5,1216--3 w,
. ROUSSEL'S
| Posave Puinocomns,
|
'l\ MHE parest and most perfect article for
, the growth and preservation of the har.
Just received and for sale by
! GORTON ANDERSON,
{ Jan. 20. 150, Thames street.
BAY RUM.
S’l‘l’l'mlfll( QUALITY BAY RUM_ just
D ecerved and tur sale ot KIDER'S
Nov Lt
X 1 14
PAPER HANGINGN,
AT COST!!!
M.FREEBORN & Co,,
MUS'I‘ and will, dispose of their pregen
stock of
Paper Hangings,
and therefore will sell them AT COSY, un
ul‘the Ist day of March next,
Those in want of papers will do well 10
supply thewselves at this time,ns the patterns
are very good, most of them imported last
spring, und will be sold vt very low prices, at
Jan. 29, 22, Broad-st.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
AND
Bchool Stationary,
constantly for sale at
JAMES BEAMMOND’S
DRY GOODS,
BOOR STORDE,
—f—
Circulating Library.
Janunry 22, 1840.
- Hssence of Coffee.
!’I‘IIE genvnine ESSENCE OF COFEEE,
| now extensively used in London and
Paris, and all other cities in Burope, in the
best house-holds, a tes-spoonful of which s
sufficient for a common sized cup of cotive.
Whosoever desires to bave & very nich cup
of Java coffee, will by a dilotion of this es
gence with the gustomary ingredients, obtaip
the pure article
W. NEWTON.
Where may be found a good aseortment of
Books, Maps, Charts, ete. ete.,, published and
selecied expressly to furnish Travelling or
Liocal Agents. {
JUST PUBLISHER,
n complete History of the Potato and Potato
Plague, with digections for staying its further
progress, by
Chatles P. Bosson, Esq., l
member of the Mass. [ort. Soc’y, Editor of
the N. E. Agriculturalist, suthor of a Trea
tise on Sugar Beet, §c. &e. |
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!!! |
10,040 to,lup;:ll(.l‘.“ti‘;::n.ant week of i
It has already commanded the attention of
scientific men, both in thie countty and Eu
rope. ‘l'he work should be in the hands of
every furmer.
Agents travelling the country are now
making by selling the above named work,
from two ta three dolinrs perday. Will othy
ere call angd do the squme ?
From one to five hundred copies by a
little exertion, can be easily sold in
gvery town in the KEastern, \\’venlem and
Mldl‘fi States. Thus offering to any person
the chance to make ten, fifty, or an hundred
dollars for a few days exertion. This is a
chance that does not often occur. Will some
one i eyery town improve it ?
DUt Yo
Twenty-five cents single eopy. 25 for 4.
50, seven dollars. 100 tor $12,50.
The work contnins 118 pages neatly bound,
and ean be sent by mail to any part of the
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the reach of all, we offer to evety person
sending ue one dollar, to return by the negt
mail, five perfeci copies of the work., Thus
it will be readily perceived that persons at
the remotest part of the conntry can procure
the work (by muil.) as chenp as those calling
at our otfice.
I'o receive immedinte attention, all orders
must be addressed to K. L. PRATT, No. 22,
Covrr Streer, Boston, Mass.
\ LARGE lot of slightly damaged prints
1A will be ready for sale on Frday,
Jun. 0. LW, L.\\\"l‘QN &.\‘_U\'
Wonderful Discovery.
WALNUT OIL,
MILITARY SHAVING SOAP,
S URPASSING every other preparation. ln
finitely superior to any Cream or Soap ;
being possessed of such a rich emollient gl -
stance. It produces a pecfoct cream lather
which will not dry on the fuce. Jost received
and for sale by GORTON AN ERSON,
Feb 5. No 151, Thames street,
YOU MAY IFYOU WILL BE CURELN
()P all dieenses of the Skin and humors
of the Blood, internal and external, by
a timely appheation to DR, AL D.GOULET,
the son of the celebrated Todian Doctress,
Mrs. Richnrdson,
Dr. GG offers hie services to the inhabitants
of Newport, and vicinity, wherg he mpay he
tound at My, Joseph ish’s tor two days on
iv, on Tl I'ISIM{' and WEDNESPAY, 3d.
& Ith of February, where he will be hinppy to
wait on those who may favor hiun with w call
Dre. G enres all Rinds of diseases, such as
~Cancers, Laver Complant, Asthma, Fits,
Consumptive Complainis, Sorofula, Nervons
Affections, Rheumatsm, Spinal Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Catareh, Salt Rhenm. St An.
thony's Fire or Eivaipelas, Seald 11 ad,
Lepronsy or Wihite Scurf, Tetter or Ry
Waorm, Praine Jteh, and all kinde of humors,
Ladies Weakness, Dropsy, and all other dis.
eases with whieh the humnn aonly s sfllier
ed.
Hie Medicine 18 made entirely of roots and
herba, sod prepared by himeelf.
Please call and huve rour case examined
FREFL.
N. B DA DGowill vigit patients st
their resmidences i required,
H TGMLY scented and pare for the hair,
O wll preparations for the hairy nothing
equale the above mentioned article, By s use
the hair may b preserved vigorous to extreime
old agn. Justreceived and for sale by
GURTON ANDEREON,
Jan 29 151, Thames steect,
Directions accompany each botile,
For sale nt RIDER’S.
AGENT'S
Kook @e/malozy.
E. L. PRATT, Proprietor,
22, COURT-STREET, BOSTOY, Mass.
MEN WANTED.
A Profitable Job!!!
Feb 5. 1816—<3m—a.
DAVMAGED CALICO.
T 0 THE AFFLICTED !
Newport, Jan, 22, IRI6 —3m
OOX MARROW,
| AUCTIONS.
Farin at Auctlion,
WVill be sold al Public Auction, on the
premises, oun MONDAY, the 23d inst
Cat 11 oclock, 4. M (if fair, if wot, the
- Jirst fair day, )
j THE Form situated in Ports.
; slh mouth, 412 miles from New.
| port, a few rods lrom the main
rosd leading to the Sione
ndge, containing about 44 wcres of good
Hund, o iwo story dwelling house, 28 by 25
{eet, a neadly new barn and other out build.
igs, o first rate well of water, and an excel.
lent garden, 4 acres of (it trees, apples,
pears, peaches, cherries, &c.—also the re.
‘mains of a nursery of apple trees, For fur
her particulurs enguire of Ithe subseriber,
i PARDON WIHILITE.
’ Newport, Feb, 12th, 1846.
. Executory’ Sale ot Land.
IBy virlue of a License granted by the
| Hon. Courl of Probale q[ the town of
| Middletown, will be soul ol Public
| Auction on the premises on 'I'IIUR.S'-‘
. DAY, the 12th day of March next, al
Lo o'clock, A. M.
Alal.lhe right, title and interest, which
' Peleg Sanford, late of Middlctown, had
jal the tune of his death, in and to all the
real estate, belonging to said dee'd, situsted
lin snid Middletown, or #o much thereof ae
will be suflicient to raise the sum of $482,02,
‘with incidentsl charges, ’ SO
Conditions at the time and place of sale,
PARDON BROWIS, Ezeculir.
Middletown, Jan. 21, 181G.—t.d s,
Will be soid at Public Auction, al the
Foxr-ll farm, (so called.) in.Lames
fown,on, WEDNESDAY, MARC I
Ath, neat, @t 9 o'clock, 4. M, of fair,
if nol, on the first fair week day after,
1 M LIKELY young Cows, € working
e) Oxen. 5 three year old Bteers, QlO
Sheep, 2 Horses, i Sows with pig, 1 Ox
cart, 2 one-horse Wagons and Harneass, to
gethér with all kinds of fanming snd dairy
utensily 3 household furniture, Jocluding §
{eather Beds ; 330 bushols Oate, a guantity
of Potatoes, 25 tons first gnality (l‘}nglinh:
Hay, &c. &e. Conditions, at the tiune and
place of sale. SAMUEL ALLFN,%d.
Jomestown, R, I, Fl 9, -2w*, Re )
FOLGER'S
OLOSAONIAN,
All-Healing Balsam.
ITS COURSE IS ONWARD,
So grest has been the demand for Folger's
(Qlosnonian, or All Healing bulum. and n
has given such gencral setisfaction to thoso
who Lave used it and become acguninted
with ite virtug, that it now stande pre-em
nent as o 8 Remedy n
[ Diseases of the Lungs,
(eod (he testimony which Lus beeen given by
‘different persons who lisve been cured by i,
|lB altogether yoluntary on their part. They
have given it in the lunse that all who may
|find themselyes in need of this rewedy may
‘upp\ for it without delay.
! fl%’ Read the following letter received
frain the Rey. Mr. Shimeall, Pastor of Sl,‘
Jude's Epwcopal Free Church. Mr 8 lus
‘not only used the medicine himeclt, but hnn!
witnegaed its cffects in several very trying
cuses of disesse. The letter will show lu.j
~opinion of |ts virtues. ‘
| Dear Sir.— Believing it to Le but an agt of
'common humanity to these suffering under
[the various disenses of Coyghs, Colds, Hourse
ness, Congumption, Ssthma, &c., to poni
{them 1o a safe, speedy and radical remedy, |
[take pleasure in bearing my testimony to
| your involuable medicine called Olosaonian,
or All l'lenlmg Balsam. Of its efficacy |
lcan epenk first from my own expcrit'ncc.--i
| Being subject from exposure more or less to
\,;he vicissituds of our climate, to frequent 11-‘
Hacku of Influenza, [loareeness, &c., | have
alwnys by pereeverance in Ite use, effectual
!rehe}. To a particular friend of mine, suf
'[termg severely under Asthua, and who had
|despmired of chtaming rehiel frou any buman
4|wurce, upon my recommendation was in
duced 1o give the Olossonian a trial, gud he
|‘pmnmmccd the effect produced uvpon him a
“,wrfcvl charm, nfl'cmim_'g him immediate, and“
(almost ieredible rehiel. loanotherinstance
| recominended 1t to & female friend, far ad
‘vanced in Consumption. Atter the use of
| the tirst bottle, her Cough was entirely re
“moved, and her appetite and strenglh re
[stored 1o such a degree as to astonish all
(who saw her. \\'o‘lfn long chenshed and
firmly established prejodice aguingt the thou
sand and one specitics put torth an these
[daye, as sovereign pannceas for all disences,
| Lassnre you that nothing short of my firm
[eonviction of the claims of your wedicine to
lan onigin 8o respectable, und o the effects
[of 1t as heremn certificd, both by my own ex
[perience and observation, | conld not have
~seen induced thus to come forward as & wit
:ncu in s behalt,
| have the honour to be sir,
Rmpvcll'ull youra,
R.C. Sllf&l EALL.
Have yau a Cpugh
which is troublesome and has not yielded to
any of the romedies which you have used 7/
It w 9 attended with Pain in the Sule, Short
‘ness of Breathy and Nights Sweals. |
Do you raise Blood
when you Cough and find your strength
gradually faring 2 You will find that these
symptoms if not proper'y attended . 10, ‘will
teraunate i Congumption & Death. Are
you troubled with that histressing compluint
| Asthma
which deprives you of yoor rest at night, snd
renders lhife burthensome ?
Here is the Remedy.
Remember the name, and pluce where 1t
19 1o be obtained, and do not be put off with
any other. It has prodoced & cure in es
desperate cnses as vours mny appesr jo be,
and doubtlese wall put to thght in a 8 speedy
manner those distressing symptoms which
fill yonr minds with gooowy foiebodings of
the tuture.
Its Healing Properties
do not decewe. Tue short “dry Cough s
quickly overeome, eud ensy and healihy ex
pectormtion take ite place. Spitting of Blood
i mmeditely cheeked. Night Sweals,with
pain i the side and chost, debity and difi.
colty of breathang, yicld in a short time,.~
Asthin, with ail s drendfal accompaniments
sat once lehieved, Bronehitis, nnd 1w fac
A the digences of the Throat and Lungs
give way betore this remedy, when all other
means huve faled,
Peraons mny sttempt to deceive yon witl
aome other renwddy, prononncing * o e
cgually ne good,but remember lile s ai sinke
ther tore
Be not Decejved,
T'he only place in the ety of New York,
whore Folger's Olosaonian, or All-Healing
Balsam 1w sold eat 106, Nasenn-st,, one doo
shove Ann stevet o aleo, ot Mes Tays, 190,
Fulton street, Brooklyn, and et Hineson o
Wilhamsbury.
For sale e Newport by
Dee 4 1 TAYLOR
| HOYT BROWN & Co,
" LAMP MANUFACTURERS,
|, 8 Rivinglon St., N York.
Agent for Newport,
WALTER NICHOLS,
“/’ LLO will in futore keep an assortment
af Girandoles & Bolar J.ompc of thewr
moanuinciure gt the lowest N.York prices,
Newport, e, 18, 1845, —3.
pll.l':fl,--(‘u.uc. ™Y 17.~11t would do
- you no harm, und uu’ do you a great
deal of good —at any rate, il it don’ do yon
any good it will cost you pothing. It is May's
Liniment. Sold by Comwetpek & Ross, 19,
Tremout Row,Boston: tor the Piles. l':k sl.
Agents for Newport,
R.J. TAY LOR, and
G Co HAZARD.
Nov. 20..
WONDERFUL BiSCUVERY,
Surr.q Fssenrian Warsur O Mili
b tary Shaving Soup, supenor 1o all others
for SHLIVING, just leceived and for sale
’ RIDER'S,
97, Thames-st,
Jan, 22,
Ox Marrow § Bear’s Oil,
ll“”“‘\' scented and pure for the hap—
of all preparations for the lwir sn
Wihirkers, nothing ”5""'" the above nore
Honed artieles ;it resfores the hmir to the
bald, and will effecrually prescrve it from
fslling off iu suy eveny; just received aue
for wale at ) RIDERS.
Dec, 25. §
BY THE QUEEN'S PPATENT,
TRIVMPHANT SUCCESS oF
Buchan’s Hupgarian Bal
sian of Life;
The great English vomedy for
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIIMA, AND CON.
© SUMPTION |
'l‘lll". most celebrated and Tnfallible remedy
for Colds, Coughs, Asthma or any form
of Pylmonary Consumption, is the NUNGA
RIAN BALSAM OF LIFVE, discovernd
by Dr. Buchan, of London, Engiand, tested for
upwards of seven ygars in Great Britain and on
the ‘continent of Lirope, and iniroduced into
he Unijed States, under the immediate superin
tendence of the invenjor. ke
The astonishing success of the Hongatiin
Balsam, in the cure of every form of Consnnipe
tian, warrants the Amcrican Agent in solieiting
for treatmant the worst possible” cuses that can
be fox'wd in the community-~caces that seek
teliel in vain from any of the ecomon renwdig
of the day, and have been given up by (Le mo-t
distinguished Pliyaicians, as confirmed and iney
rable. "The Hungarian Balsam bas cured, and
will cure the most despeiate of cavos. 1 is uo
quack nostruin, but a standard English Medicue
uf known and estalilished oflicacy.
| INCONTESTIBLE "R(N);'S
Y the cfficacy o) this Balsam i the worsl
| Jorues of Consumption.
CIMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY ©
Dr. Bradlee —Denr Sic—"Vhe Hungarian Hal
sam iy, beyond all question, a most perkeci
and admirable preparation for Disenses of the
Longa, | have used oin oy Canily, and jn o
Prolessional practiece lor wmore t'pm_s LW yeines,
with the most uniform and entire suecess, 10
casos of sovere I'ql'mun.uy Discase, and | can
conscientionsly recomuwend it 1o all who wie
atllicted, as the most certain u-mmly (oo vk
diseases with whjrhl w wequainfed
Y ours gmpo'fllfflll",
FREDERIC T STORER, ) 1
Saco, Muine, May 22, 1845. i A
ANOTHER LIFE SAVED !
| Dr. Bradleo —=Dear Sir—l take mgeh plea
sure in giving vou a statement of the lhem ,ic'm{
elfects of Buchan's Hungnrian Bulsam, on iy
Araghtey, who Liad boen for a number of yeor
lafllicted with a bad om}gh, pain in the sidg, o
ing of blood. and all these pae Gud fronplo
:u_'hicll attend that insilious disease, Consump
‘fion, 1 uu'np!o)'ml a physician ,who attended
her a long time ot great expense, and then ol
vived the consultation of » eelobrated physicing
iin a neighboring town, ut still greater expense,
Aud after u number of visits from the advising
physician, and the continnance for some time
of the (amily physician he declared he could
do no more for her. e had done all that he
could, and | could see na hencfit from i |
then employed u Bojanic I’hyiic'i.nn for some
timo, whip seomed to do her some good, but did
noj rench the root of the disenss. | was then
advised by a friend to try Buchun's Hungarian
Balsam. | have used six In'»'uleg wih the most
astonish g efleet. 1t has restored Lier strangth,
cured her enticely of her cough and pain in the
side, and she s now attending to her aceust my,
ed duties. ‘This muy seom wonderful, bat it e
no more strange than true, and | wouid advise
all who have symptoms of consamption’ to take
this medicine in -emqfi. and not 'w'n"l ull all
hope is past, although this case ling terminated
so fortunately. In this ense 1 paid bejween ond
and two hundred doflara for ,'nhysjci'nm' and
medicine without any entisfuctory benefic,whi'e
six dollars worth of the ilangarian "Balsam has
romoved the 'duenm.‘rmmfn'fi'g the strength, and
brought on a healtlly wcfion of the system
Try it for yourselves, und you will find the ona
ha!f has not been told. You can uwe this
lotter 4« you think best and as wAll ‘do most
good : and wishing that your medicine may
benefit many as wuch as my davgbter,
~ Lremain gratefully yours,
. INO. YOUNG.
Bath, Maine, Feli. 24, 1844, ‘
P 8 | would say farther, that about five
vours ngo my daughter commenced raising biood,
which eonpiued at tunes for three years, and
sometimes very bod, tll about two years, when
she commenced lnking this Baleam The it
bottle -mppm' the raising of blood entirely, (nd
she has pever boen toubled with it sinco
TO THE CONSUMPTIVE '
|
| Every family in the United States <hould he
supphied with I‘uclum'- Hungarmn Balaan of
LB, not only to counternet the consumiptive
‘lomdum'io-- of the elimnte, but o be veed s n
preventive medicine i all enses of Colds,
|'(’ough-, Spitting of Blood, Pain in the Side and
L Chest, irtation and Soreness of the Lougs,
:llu'mu hitis, Ditliculty of Breathing, Hectie Te
ver, Nl[hl Sweats, Emacition and General
CDebiliny, Asthin, Tnfluenza, Hooping Cough
iund Croup
Lo ecase of actunl disease of the Vungs. or
Hesnted Consumption, it 1w the only souice of
|| Hope.
| ’ Sold by MeDonald & SBmith, Sele Agents for
the United Kingdom, ntthe Itinn Warehouse,
i | Regent Steeet, London, in botthes and cnses for
Ships, Hospitals, &e
, By Specicl Appointment ~DAVID ¥
: IBRADLEE, 119, Conrt «treet, Boston, Mass |
[Sole Agent fpr the Loned States and Brineh
Ainerienn Provinees
'l Awenican price, #1 pec bottle, with full &
'nwliom for the restoration of Hlealih
“ Pamphlets, contuimimg a e of Englieh and
Amerieun cortificnteos nnd other evidence, show
|'mg the unequallied merits of this great Logish
URemedy, mny be obtamed of the Agents gratm
None gennime, wilhout the weitlen signature
of the Ameriean Agent. on » gold and hronze
sabel, 1o counterfen wiich s forgory
Avrnrs—Newpet, K 3 TAYLOR - e
01, 8. W. Buroous—Warren, W N, Pau.
wen— Peovidence, Guosvanon & Cias
New Bediond, 1 Tnorsion & Son o 100
Kiser L S Unans \'D", 4 Ik |