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KRERALD OF THe TIMES.
THURSDAY J.ov. 4th 1852.
o Lt any one was ’uimd of gnz
ing upon a sincerely mournful congres
gution, they ought to have looked into
our office u little aficr miduight, Tues
day night, and they would have seen
about forty us melanchoiy faces ne ev
er humanity exhibited —for all refused
to be comtorted ; and about 2 o'clock in
the morning we directed Ihe Telegruph
¢ operator to #top his clicking wires, for
we slready had o much of thie returns
which had been coming all during the
night. Just as we had retired, some of
the rascally and unteeling locolocos had
the impudence 1o plant a cannon direct
lv uonder our windows and blaze
nway ae il they were storming a torl.—
We w Il remember them eome of these
days. ‘
B 3 The Town Meeting in this town
yesterday opened at 10 o'clock, William
H. Cranston, Moderator, presidir g.
George W. Taylor E«q. was elected
Judge of Probate, and John Sterne, Esq.
Acceesor ol Taxes,
At the close of the polls in this town
l:at evening, the votes stood as ful-
lows :
Whole number,
For Scott,
* Picrce,
** Hale,
Scattering,
I 3 Among those who voted n this
town Tueeday for Scott & Graham,
wus Nathan Muuro, who 18 one hundred
years old. He vored for George Waeh
ington at hie firet election, and has re
mained true to whig principles ever
since thnt ume.
3" As the last mail train for Phila.
delphia, from this city, was parsing be
tween Elizabethtown and Rahway, last
evening, the engineer discovered a horse
man about croesing the track, a short
distunce in ndvarce ol the engine. Ev
ery alarm was at once given, but before
the tranin could be stopped, 'o horee
was struek and cut to picces, and the
rider, & Mr. Wood, residing in the
neighborliood, was found standing a
short distance off, sale and sound. Ro
great bad been his terror, that he, was
totally unable to declure whether Le
bl been violenily flung there, or had
abandoned his eeat in ime, The sad
uie and gnth were subsequently found
on the locomotive, where they had been
landed in the collision.— N. Y. Times.
3" We learn from the St. Louis Re
publican, that a Convention, 1o be com.-
pueeu vi delegates liom all the States
borceiing the Mississippi river, has been
Cutea bod e purpose of lorming & com
pouy to constivet @ railtoad along the
vallcy of the Migsiesippi. from the Faulls
ol 81. Autbouy 1o the Gulf of Mexico.
The Convention will asscmble at St
Louiv on the third Monday of Novem
bur.
Sir John Franklin- The news of
‘open water 1n Wellington Channel,’
just brought to England bty the Prince
Albert, seens 10 huve animated every
bosom with renewed hope that the mys
tery which hangs about the fate of the
1 esing nuvigators is at length in a fair
wiy to be lound. All eyes now are fix
ed upon Sir Edward Belchier, wha, at
lust dates. war pushing Lis way up the
chanuel with vvery expectanen of pro
eveding without material interruption
when the Prince Albert left.
§ % In the General Assembly, yester
day, Mr. Cranston introduced an act to
repeal the act for the suppression of
drinking houses and tippling shope,—
better known as the mnotorivus Maine
Law.
A Dostan Fditor Caught Napping
Moses A. Dow, Esq., Editor of the
W averly Magazine, Boston, was swind
leu in the purchase of a wateh to tho
tune of $l6O, by the Peter Funks of
Cathsm sueet, New York. He recov
ered Lo money, however, through the
pulice. Mr. Duw ought to read the
duily papers.
Newe'rrom e Waarnine Freer
The New Bedford Mercury of Monday
morning has * reports from about
seventy ships on the coast of Kam
schatkia, up 1o August Ilst. The shijs
have done very well, the average ca'ch
being about nine whales to ench vessel.
The few reports which we have from
the Arctic donot look ro well, but they
ure not sufficiently numerous to demou
strate the fortune ol the season.”
Inceniovs Basnk Nores.—The Bank
ot Hurttord County (Mass.) hus adoptcd
the Atwater patent inits bille. by which
the dehomination is ascortained, in od
dinon 1o the usual figures, &c., adopted
by the engraver. Mr. Atwuter’s plan
is to manufaciure the bank note paper
in such a way that no wleration can be
made {rom alow to a higher denomina
tion. He introduces borders on the end
of the note, in addition to the fi, ares
which indicute its value—single border
for a one dollar bill, two borders for two
dollars, and five borders for five dollars,
These are inserted at the leit hand of
the note. For the wen dollar notes a single
boraer is introduced on the right end ;
two borders lor a twenty dollur bill.—
Tiiese various borders chunge the posi
tions ol the names of the president and
eashier, und also of other portions of the
bauk note, so that the general appear
ance of each denomination w entirely
diuerent trom any other,
7 Snow fell o the depth of eighteen
inches in Rimouski Ceunty, Canada, on
the 17th vl O¢tlober,
The pride of Bouth Curclina—Car
wous. e yei ly ngin 5t Philisp’s chureh
yard, and no evidence ol the grea
slatesman’s resting pleees but o paece
of stone. Thie neglect will be reniedied,
0o ewdd, and it s time,
How they Punish Troason in Persia.——
We mentioned recently, the attempt
agiinst the lite of the Shah of Persiu,
We now lewrn that Hajee Sulennan
Khan, uecused as the instigator of the
cr me, was scized, his body carelully
doilied with a knife in purts which
would not at the moment enuse deatg
pieces of lighted candles were then
imrodueed into the lLoles, and, thus
iliominated, it wae eurried in proce -
sion through the bazar, and finally
Cconveyed o the town gates, and there
poelelt o twaan hike a tat ram,. The
i Kurret=il Ao, better known as Bab's
| laeutenant, o e Fair Prophetess ol
. Kuzoeen, who, since the late rehgious
i outhreak, has beer kept a close prison
cerat the capitul; has becn executed,
| with some dozen others, His Majesty
- received three slug wounde in the
!shoulder, bhut all of a very slight
' nature,
Mr. Webster’s Trip from Baltimore
to Washington.—= Mr Webster, belore
railroude were built, was forced one
mght to make a journey, by private
conveyat ce, from Baltimore 10 Wasl.-
ington. ‘The man who drove the wagon
wus euch an il'-looking tellow, and told
s 0 _many etories of robberies and
murders, thut bofore they had gone
tar Mr. Webster was almost frightened
out ol hie wite. At last the wagm
stoj ped in the midst of n dense wood,
whon the . an, turniug suddenly round
to Lis passenger, exclmmed fiercely.
¢ Now, sir, tell me whe you are.” Mr,
Webster replied in a laltering voice,
and ready to spring liom the vohicle, *1
aim Damel Webster, momber of Con
gress (rom Mossachusetts!” “What,”
rejoined the driver, grasping him warm
ly by the hand, “are you Webster.—
Thank God! thank God ! You ure such
u deuced ugly chap that ook you tor
some cut-throat or lighwaymun.”—
This is the substance ol the story, but
the precise words used by Mr, Wbster
himsclf, 0 repeating it, we cannot re
call.
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615
135
Death ot M». Baylies.~The New
Bedtord Mercury announces the death
at Taunton on Thureday of the Hon,
Francis Baylicse at an advanced age.
He was a member of the 17th, 18th and
191 Congresses from the old Bristol
district, In the Precidentinl contest
which finally ended in the choice ol
John Q. Adams, he threw for Andrew
Juckson the cnly e'ectoral vote he re
ceived in New Ergland. He was ap
pointed minster to Brazil soon after
wards, but alme<t immediately recalled.
Au Liponsive Ride,~ A Yaukee ship
master, i St. Petereburg, Russia, re
cently got njon the statue of the Colles
ral Toiee, in the equare, and scated
himselt behind Peter the Great. The
fun cost ban £6CCO, the amount ol the
fire. Wlhen the captain remonstrated
with the Judge at the largencee of the
fine, suying that it was rather an expen
sive ride, Ithe Judge geod uaturedly re
plied, that the captuin never before rode
g 0 expensive a horse.
A Facr. An cccentiic nan in Dath
Me., wae ashed to contribute to foreign
miseions. He gave a quarter of a dol
lar, but stopped the agent us he was
departing. ard said: “Here is a dollar
o jay the expence of getting the quar
ter to the heauthen.”
U 5 Some mischievous wage, ore
mght, jullcd down a rturner’s sign, and
putit over a lawyer's door; in the
morning it read : “*All #orts ot Turning
and Twisting d ne Lcre.
U 7 A married woman of the Shawa
nee Indians, made this beautitul reply
to a man whem she met in the woodes,
and who implored her to love and look
on him:—*Oulman, my husband,” said
she, ““who is lorever belore my eyer,
hinders me from seeing you, or any o'l.-
er person.”
A physician once boasted to Sir
Henry Halford, saying, * I was the
first to discover the Asiatic cholera,
and communicate it to the public !”
(7 The following question 18 now
being debated by the Tilletudlem Lyce
am - “Which wil sconest make a per
son rich —aitending to his own busi.
nces, or letting other people’s alone 77
Furocy o Wegsren.—Hon. Edward
Eoverctt has been wdvited to deliver the
eunlogy on Nr. Webster betore the City
Authoritics of Loston.
Private Laje of Webster.—" The llar
pers announce that they will publish, in
a few days the private lite of Daniel
Webster by Clarles Lanmau, for some
years his private secretary.
A Vaivarie Cossiperation.—We
understand that two m liions of _dollars
have l eun oflered by one ol our wealth
irst citizens to the Common Council,
through the Special Committee having
that matter in charge, ns a bonus for
the right ol constructing a Railroad in
Broadway.—N. Y. Cour. and Eng.
Morse Telegraph Lanes.—'T'he officers
of the several telegraph lines workeo
under the Morse patent have called a
convention of all purties interested to
meet at Washington. on the sth day ot
March next. T'ue objeet is to adopt a
uniform mede of operating and duing
business throughout the country.
' Tue Mexican Bouspany Suvrvey
Mr. Bartlett ! the American Commis=-
| won on the Mexiean Boundary Survey,
' sniled from Now Orlenns on the 2410 vl
| He i« on hie way 1o Kl Paso, or wherev
| er the chiel rendezvous of the ecmmis.
#ion may be. It ie roppored that Mr.
Bartlett carrmes -ut. to the members ol
' the conimission orders to übandou their
s labuis,
I THE TIMES NEWP
HERALD C
; Homors to Mr. Webster in New York—
New Yoik, Nov. 1.-In unearly every
' church in this city, yeeterday, the death
| of Mr. Webster was alluded to in con
! nection with the sermons, and at sever
al places it wae the subjeet of the morn
ing discourse. There wus a larger at
~ tendance than on any previous occasion,
~and the flage throughout the city arc
, yetdraped in mourning.
. Line of Clippers to China.— Merera.
' Ogden & Haynes, merchants on the
| corner of Jackson and Front strecte, are
- establishing a line of clipper vessels
from this port to China, The line has
' been n:med the Oriental. The first ves
. sel ol this line, the bark Pathfinder, is
. advertised 1o leave on the Ist of Octo
. ber, and will touch at Honelulu if suffi
cient inducement offers. This will bea
| great accommodation to our commercial
- community, and is the first step towards
" a regular communication with China
" and the Oriental porte. The bark Fan
. ny Major, the second ol the line, will
leave on the sth of October, and will
i touch at the Sandwich Islande.— Alta
- California, Scpt. 25. :
" T Prevent Iron and Steel from Rust
' irg.— Heat the iron or steel till it burns
~ the hands, and then rub it with a piece
of pure white wax, and polish it with a
piece of cloth or soft leather. This sim
jle operation, it is stated, fills the pores
of the meta!, and defends it entirely from
rust, even though it should be exposed
1o moisture,
L 5 We are greatly indebted to Mr
Charles E. Perry, the Telegraphic Op
erator in this town, for his prompt and
faithful attendance at the office Tuesday
night, and in obtaining the returns for
ue ns Inet as they were recieved in
Providence. Mr. Perry is an excellent
operator and in as obliging as he is skil
ful. If the returns did not suit wus, it
was not Mr. Perry’s fault. We are also
indebted to the operators in Full River
and Providence for their prompt and
faithiul services during ti.e mght, in the
transmission ol returne,
8o Tcleqrapl.
Monirg, Oct, 30,
The steamship Black Warrior, Cap
tain Shufeldt, frem New-York 234 d inst.,
via Hlavana, erossed Ihe bar here at 2§
o'cleck this P. M. Her time to Havana
wus lour days sixteen hours, and to this
port six days.
The steamrhip Powhatian, with
Judge Coukling the Mexican Minister,
on board, arrived at Havana on the 234
irst,
The Judge, on proecedirg to the
American Consul’s house. wae followed
by the rablle, who loadid Lim with all
kinds of abusive and insulting language-
Judge Counklin afierwards proceeded to
the house of the Governor General, bu.
the result of the interview is urknownt
The Government of Cuta Lave adoy -
ted & new ecale ef import deties,
SECOND DISPATCII
MoniLe, Oct. 30.
Wel arn that in the interview with
Judge Corklin, the Cajtain General
expresscd his willingness to allow the
Cre cent City to lund her mails and
pussengers in future, but will not suffer
Puieer Bmith to go nsliore. He also
apologized for past conduct, which he
admitted wus too husty. The whole
difficulty is likely, therelore, to be soon
amicably seuled,
The Powhattan sailed, with Judge
Cenklin, for Vera Cruz on the 28th Oc
teber, it
Nomn, Edwind Everett appoint
ed *ecretnry of State,
Doeton, fl!undu,, Nov. L
The Adverliser of this morning states
that ou the deccase of Mr. Webster,
President Fillmore wrote to Hon, Ed,
ward Everett, inviting him to fill the of
fice ol Seeretary ol State. Mr. Ever
ett, having hald the subject two or
three duys under consideration, on Sat
urday, gave on answer of accept.
ance.
WasningTon, Nov 1.
The Republic in announcing the ac
ceptance of Mr. Everett, says, it is an
appointmen* which will meet the appro
bation of the whole country. He has
had the enviable honor ot being recom
mended by Mr. Webster for the posi
tion next in rank and assimilation of
duty to that which he is now called to
fill. und of having Leen endorsed for that
position by Mr. Clay.
W asnineTON, Oct, 29,
Mr. Fillmore and Gen. Scott.—The
Rejp üblic ol his morning says that Mr.
Fillmore, from the moment of Gen.
Scott’s nomination, approved of it as
good in itselt, based on an admirable
platform and b nding upon the Whig
party. :
07"/ & soon us we can dig out from
under the rurs « tle late jolitical ca
tustroplie.and cmerge to daylight again
utlicicntly to know where we vre, and
to Jdraw a long breath, we shall ¢} eak
our gentivents piuitly and calmly n
regard to the lute election, the candi
dutes, and tle reeults which must inevi
tably encue. The Whig party has been
wickedly and ignomiuiously sacrificed,
and the guilty ones must be held respon
sible tor their conduct, because no true
Whig can ever repose the slightest con
fidenee in them herealter.
3We are assured from an authen
tie and rebable vonrce that the two men
who were injured by blasting rocks in
a well at Mrs. Cleveland's house, about
two weeks ngo, were very baaly injur
ed us we #tated ut the tune, notwith
standing there | ae been a partiol denisl
ol It ol 2
ORT, R. I. THURSD
St i T el ¥ 2
- ELECTION RETURNS.
RHODE ISLAND,
P 7
NEWPORT COUNTY.
Newport 615 445 10
Middletown o 8 19 8
Portsmouth - 149 92 00
Tiverwm 195 224 22
Little Compton 7% 70 4
Jamestown 00 13 maj). 00
N. Shoreham 00 000 000
1132 857
PROVIDENCE COUNTY.
Providence 2267 5172 229
N. Providence 198 42 47
Cumberinnd 213 434 30
Smithficld 381 670 53
Bcituate 235 394 4
Foster 145 180 11
Glocester 57 . 358 21
Burrillville 117 300 21
Cranston 172 297 12
Johnston 108 241 3
393 5528 481
PRISTOL COUNTY.
Bristol 807 260 00
Warren 253 75 2
Barrington 69 32 0
629 367
KENT COUNTY.
Warwick 443 281 87
Coventry 264 156 22
Enst Greenwich 102 139 21
West Greenwich 30 142 3
539 748 83
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
N. Kingstewn 274 218 4
8 Kingstown 222 220 13
Exeter
78 146
Richmond 17 145 3
Hopkinton 130 17 28
Westerly 168 119 3)
Charlestown 33 121 1
1122 1086
BECAPITI'LATION,
Providence Co, 3593 5523 431
Newport Co. 1152 857 14
Washington Co. 1022 1086 80
Keit Co. 839 748 53
Bristel Co. 629 367 2
é 7515 8386 640
A 5 The proceedings ol ceridin row-
dies at the Town meeting Tueeday
night were diegraceful in the extreme.
The Sherifl in attempting to preserve
order was scized by them and a general
fracas ensucd. Their names are known
and they were recognised in their resis
tance to the Sherifl. Itis the du'y of
that officer to prosecute these men to the
utmost extent of the!aw, and make them
sufler ite keverest penalty. We care not
who itfalls upon, for it is quite time that
efficient steps were taken to put an end
to the disgraceful proceedings which
have been had at our Town Meetings,
during the evening, for several years
past,—and there is no way to remedy
it except to n.ahe nn cxample of those
who are known to be guilty, and then
others will profit by their suflering, and
‘earn to conduct thenselves in a decent
mauner on such occaeions.
The Sherifl owes this to the dignity of
his office and 12 the whole community.—
If he ullows this flugrant offence to pass
. unnoticed at some future (ime he will te
| reated with contempt again, and the
- high position which he hol‘s will be
+ trampled upon with impunity. A Mod-,
- erator can do nothing on such occasiors
~ erpecially under the present law, be
{ cause he cannot leave the Ballot-box ;
. could we have have lelt our pogition thay
| night, we would hLave had some hall
. dozen men, at least, either dead or alive,
taken to the Jail,—und this ought to
have been dore. When o Sherifl' com
. mands order, he must be obeyed, or he
’3 will loee all authority and cannot ex
. pect any official respect. Unless some
I. remedy ol this kind is provided, no mun
can be found much longer who will dis
charge the ardvous and most unwel
come duties of Modera tor of such n cet
ings as are held i Newport,
The Sherift's office is a high one, his
word is law and his person is sacred, and
the penalty for resisting him is very ce
vere. He has the command ol the whole
county, and every man is compelled to
aid him when calied vpon,— and if' any
one reluses, he is liable lor this refusal,
A Sheriff muet always be prompt and
firm, and ever be mindtul of his duty,
and know that ali power and all men
must yield to him. No officer requires
mere physical strength—he must have
moral power, and when he epeaks, do it
in ¢euch a manner as ehall convince ev-
ety ore tlat heis determined to be
obeyed, even if it is at the risk of the
lives of oflenders and violators of the
law.
o+ We paid a visit to the Democratic
head-quarters, which were brilliantly il
luminated, iast evening, by invitation of
an old Iriend, as we were passing by ;
we were recieved with three hearty
cheers, by the crowd, tor which we re
turned our thanks. Our friends there,
although politically opposed to us. re
ceived and entertained us very kindly,—
and although we could not rejoice with
them, we had a hearty laugh at the po
sition in which our party 18 in, without
being abie scarcely to find a single
State which will give its clectorial vote
for Scott.
The Prussians and Wellington.—Sev
eral officers of the 38th Regiment of
Prussian Inluntry are candidates for the
honor of being sent to Englard with the
deputation of the regimertthat is to at
tend the funeral of the Duke of Wel
hington ite commander. Those who
se'ved in the campaign of 1815, it is un
derstood, are 10 have the prelerence,
Wessrern Evioey.—ln consequence
of the appointment of Mr. Everctt as
Secretary ol State, he is obliged 10 de
cline pronouncing an eulogy on Mr.
Webster. Mr. Choate will probunly
supply his pluce, as eulogist. It is loi
tunate that so eloquent a voice is to ut
ter the prolific production.
Sorrow showe ue trutl s ne the nigh
brings out stare. .
Y MORNING NOV. 4,
&3 It is useless for ve to give detarls
of the election, for we have no faney for
such kind of figures. ‘Il he Whie purty
has sustuined a worse fhan Waterloo
defeat,
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT TO EYSPEPTICS, -~
Dr, J. 8, HOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Flui!, or Casiric Juice,
vepared from BENNETT, or Ihe
i'()l)l&'l‘fl STOMACH OF THE OX,
after directions of Baron LIEBIG, tle
great Physiclo ical Chemisy, by J. N,
HOUGHTON M. D., Philade!phia. This
is traly a wonderful remedy for INDIGENS
'I‘I()x\fv. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIV
ER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY,curing afier NATURE'S
OWN METHOD, by NATURE'S OWN
AGENT, the GAS"YRIC JUICE. Pam
phlets containing Scientifiz evidence of its
calue, furnished by agents gratis. See no
¢ among the medica' advertisements.
(From N Y. Morning Star)
TrRuLY ALaRMING '—The City Inspector’s
weekly returns exhibit a fearful array ummh
by diseases of the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly or indirectly from im{wrl’wl digestion,
The human body can no more be in a healthy
state w en the stomach is disordered, than a
watch can keep true time when its mainspring is
injured. And how readily and painlessly the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
can be regulated and restored to their fuil vigor !
The alterative aud cordial properties of Hutch-
INGS’ VEGETABLE Dysrersia Birrers will
accomplish this objeet with a ) recixion and cer
tainty llmtj’un(ify us in pronouncing it infallible,
The accordant testimony of all wfw have been
wige enough to give ita trial, bear us out in the
assertion. The proof of its efficacy does not rest
upon the statement of a few patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration of thousands.
Cin:ulynrl, containing the certificates of remark
able cures, and the ‘fii;h estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can he
had of the agents, free,
Price 30 cents per bottle.
Principal Ofice, 122 Fulton street, N. Y,
Juneld
[F'rom the Irish American.)
AxArreaL 1o Common SENsE.~It won't
do, at this day, to advance an opinion without giv.
ing a reason for it. We might tell the public in
every issne of our paper, that HUTCHINGS’ VEG
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITLERS were a specific
for Indigestion, and all the discages growing out
of it, but they would nct believe our ipse diant
without we gave them the why and the where.
fore. We lfwr«-'in‘e stute, as the result of per
sonal observation and from the concurrent testi
weny of all our friends and acquaintances who
have ticd the artic!c, or have seen it tried, that
its tonie, alterai;ve, and ’u"nmralive properties are
altogether unequalled. That it braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the Spirits, imparts
firmness to the nerves, and invigor .18 the consti
tution; and that its stimulating effect s .‘;-llow:-cl
by no reaction. We therefore consider it 12
very best stomachic which me .ical science has
yet given to mankind,
Circulars, containing the certificates of yenmunk
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can be had ot
the agents, free,
~ PRICE 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, 122 Fulton street.
Be xor Drevaven.—Morse's Compound Byrup of
Yellow Dock Root does not, like wany Patent Medi
cines. deceive those who use it. 1t is just what it
professes to be, und always cures the diserses for
which it iy recommended when ianhen according to
directions. Such is the universul testimony of those
who huve used it, Sold by C G, C. HAZARD.
OXYGENATED BITTEBS IN EUROPF.
Letter from Rev. L. DOOLITTLE, & highly ;e;oi[e((~
üble Clergy man
PARIS, November Isat, 1851,
Decr Sir.—About two years since 1 made use of
a few bottles of your Oxygennted Bitters, fora sto
much compluing, which was at that time relieved.—
During the past year having soflered somewhat in
my lenuru’ healthy, my medicul advisers recom
mended noseavoynze, and some twelve months' re
spite fiom public duty,
Bince my siay in England and Franee, 1 have found
my old enemy, bicivomliay ol dhe stomach, return
ing awgain. 1 have nos foond any presevipion o af
ford me relief, and 1 made inquicies . Loudon for
im" Oxygenmed ivers, Buccorld not find sny .
write now o beg you will do me he favo to send
by the earliesi sicamer to Havre nalf & dozen hor
tlew, care of Livingston, Wells & Co., 8 Place de la
Bourse, Pans.,
An old {riend of mine in England, Captain Jacl
sonu, of the Brivish Arvany, 1 foend, onmy arrival, saf
ferinz wom Asthme, »v ilesddy the resalt of Dys
pepsin, I you have a mind 1o sead an edditionsl
Ln"’n dozen bott )s, 1 shoald Yike to have the Cap
tain try the med-cioe. 1 should not have troubled
you with this, bue for a wish to be quite sure of ob
taining the genaine wriicle; anag together wiith the
hope of my own rlicy, extend & benefit to otaer
sufterers like myself,
I beg to observe, ps | am not aware that iny name
in known to you, that | have been the resident elee
gyman for some cwenis-ihiree years, in Sherbcook
and Lennoaville, Cannda Eaust, 1o which chuege |1
hope (0 be able 1o recurn in the spring o 1 snunner
neat following. i
1 remnin, dear sir, your obedient servant,
L. DOOLITTLE
Dr. G. B. Green, Windsor, Vermont.
REED, AUSTIN & C v, Wholesale Druggists, No,
26 Merchants' Row, Boston, Genersl Agents. 3
Price, %1 per bottle; six booces lor 89,
Also, for sule in Newport, by C, G. C. HHAZARD,
R R, HAZARD & CO., and R. J. TAYLOR,
.PAuUE—Iu large botties, $1,00; or 6 bottles for
500
Harvico.
In this wown, Tuesday evening, at the 2d Bap
tist Chmeh, by ihe Rev. Dy, Chon'es. J.. J.
Ellisa, M. D, of Po-itsmov 1, i 0 Miss Mmtha
Gatand, onlyyd vghier ol the ofiic’u ing clegy
man.
la Providence. 26ih inst., be (he Rev, I,
Hall, Soophen Waierman and Huviiel, eldest
davgivier of Wm P, Bu ol Esq.
1o .his town, on he 18 faei, by Rev, Dr,
v onles, Me, Amon Pa mcnies oM s Saran M.,
vetiond d ughier of Jo :ph G. S.eve.as, Erq., all
of this town.
1 Providouee, onthe 27 h inst., by Rev, S
W.ield, M, Hoia « 11, Snow, 0 P oviaence,
and Miss Aboy 8. Boss, of Newpar
Lo Pioovider we, 26w iost,, Joseph Lywan Cal
de and Re! eca Bob'nson, i » 2o P,
tn Centveville, 2lsi iosi, Mr. Thomas 1.
Eowen and Mis. Masic 8. uight, boih of Coven
-oy,
~ln this ‘own, Sunday evening, by Rev,
bir. Choules, James Stevens, Esq., and Mies Sa
rah Sheman, boih of this town,
Acthe Biistol I vy House, on the 18th u't.,
by Rev. Mr. Davis, Mr. Willium J. Parmenter
oi Philadelphia, and Miss Harviet N. Vo s, of
this towa.
In this town, on Monday, Nov. Ist., by Rev.
K. J. Stewait, Ed. E. Taylor and Lydia Taylor,
both of this town.
At Rockville, Maryland, Octcber 27, Ly the
Rev. Mr. Russell, Passed Midshipman O. C,
Badger; United States Navy, to Miss Margaret
M. Johnston, davghter off Commander Zg F.
Johnston, United States Navy.
In Boston, 28, h ul* , Lieut. Edward B. Hunt,
corps of Engineers U, 8. A., and Miss Helen M.
Fiske, daughter of the lite Prot. N. W. Fiske,
ot Amherst College,
eV,
At New York, onthe 21st inst., Major T. W
Lecdrum, Commissary of Sobwsisience, United
Buates Army, in the 881 l year of his age.
In Providence, on (he e ining ..r«he_zs.h inet,
Mr. S.muel R wson, in the 67ih year of his age,
In Tiveiion, 24h inst., Mr. Eas on Shes man,
aged 44 yen ».
In Piovidenee, in the aliernoon ol .he 80. h
insi., suddealy, Mr. Aiba D, Parler, in vie 53d
yearof his aze.
In Little Compton, on the 29th ulc. , Miss C;n
thia Pearce, in J:e 47tn yeur of her age.,
@’ Marine Intelligence. Gy
PORT OF NEWPORT.
Bun Rises, 636 | Sun Rets, 45) |H. Water, 13 25
ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY. November 8.
Schr. Henry Castoff, Appleby, N Y. Sloop
Harriet, Brightman, m'm-.f."m "
MEMORANDA,
Cleared at Havaoa, 17th, bark Saranae, Big.
ley, for Wilmington, N C,
At do., 17th, brig Cardiff, Melville, repairing
loss. Confidence, Melville, discharging,
Arr. at Wnlminfl:m. 29th ult ~ brig z.'lw Hay.
den, Smith, trom Havana.
1852,
I PASSAGE I'OW UALIFORNIA.
! 'l‘hv season haviog avnved o which a geat
i many persons preter gomg vound Cone Horn,
we have wanke hberai sivangements o the ace
commo-lation of such as chovse this route us tole
lows =
THE NEW CLIPPER SHIP “MALAY,”
T'o suil Sept, 13ih,
Has a Poop Dk Cabin wits very superior acs
commodations for 24 First Class jasacnguis, (no
other taken )
TUHE NEW CLII’I'E:I SHIP “WESTWARD
1 ”.n
Building by McKay, to sail about 25th Septomber,
bas clegant wcconmmodation for 20 First Cabin
pussengors only.
e fast satling elegant Liverpool Puckot Ship
GEORGE RAYANES,
1,000 tons Register,
o Cap. LW, PesaLLow,
Will be despatched on Monday, October 11th -
This ship has spacioms and airy accommodutions
for First Cabin and Steerage pzsnenTfl, and will
be fitted in the most “bnru?und comfort.ble style
for families and single passengers.
The George Raynes 18 aubout one year old, wan
built at Portsmouth, by (leorge Raynes, Fsq.,
who is well known as the builder of the famons
Clip‘pul‘ ship ** Witch of the Wave,”” *“ Sea Ser
pent” and Pr’ild Pigeon.”
She is inall her appointments a first class
packet ship, has a most able commander, und
carries an experienced surgeon.
THE NEW CLIPPER SHIP <« QUEEN OF
THE SEAS,” ”
Capt. KsiGur,
Will have splendid accommadations for about 30
First Cubin pacsengers, to sail übout 10th Octo
bher.
These vessels will continne to be followed by
other splendid Clippers suiling promptly as adver
tised, and those who take this route can depend
on having every pioper atter tion,
For turther particulars, apply to
GUIDDEN & WILLIAMS,
Calitornia Packet \)Ihu:: No. 80 Lewie's
Wharf, Boston. Sept 9, 1852, law Bw,
WEAVER'S MEDICINES—-THEIR EF
FECTS ON CANKER AND SALT RHEUM,
Paw Paw, Mich.,, Nov. 8. 1851,
Messrs. 8 A, Weaver & Co—Geitlomen: Wy
daughter hns been troubled with Cunker and St
Rheum tor the last year, and it incrcared day wlter
duy, to thnt extent that myrelf wud friends become
s 0 ularmed chat we thou, i there must be something
done for her, or she mnst die 5 we tnied muny knos
of Medicives bt nothig dul her any good, but she
ruther grew woise. She kept abour nll last May,
und said she must give up, goto bed and die; there
was 0o help tor her. The wost shiliul Vhysicians of
the place nttended her, snd vo hedp conld she rcceinve
fiom their mdd. I she took any nourishment i
would ‘»rwlucr vomiting: her hands sed fuce were
covered wilh sores, hor strencth had worn uwuy, our
feiends < ! neighibors gave ivec up to die, snd phy sic.
1808 100 cald there was no ielp tor hery they could
not do her any good. 1 could not benr to see my
danghter dying wiith that distressing compluing ui
though 1 must say 1 wus slmost discouraged myself,
Hearing of your Canker and Sait Rheum 8y rup,
which led me to procuic one bottle of yonr ngents, I,
Sunth & Co, of vhiis pace. Abont the middiect Aw
gust sne cone erced using it necordiag to directions,
und I mustsey tae firse dose she ook she said she
felt bevie 5 und it stopt her voniting, sid in tive duve
she could wi s e room with u litde help, She con
tinued the use of your medicine, and in o few duys
the Canke. came into her wouth, 1 procored one
bottle of your Canker Cure nod upplicd it 1o the Can
ke, which soon disnppenied. ‘The Cernte she used
frecly on hey sores, which soon cured them, She
shortly begun to cat her regulnr mewds, and incrense
svstiengih, Four botiles oy our &y mmp have sl
my datoter's lile Ngr s hew very fleshy, sid np
parently w 0 loweitall to Do 8B AL Wiaves
Canker and Bar, Pheum Syrup. 1 believe this medi
cine ans done whint g Slg se eonld do, wnd we
mos, eheerwils recomme, ' 10 all who mny be
tronbred with that ecmplaint
Do 8. A Weaver —Bir; I you thiuk this infe «
mation wordhy of your notice, y on nre at full liber
1o publish it to the world
) Yours vespectfully,
NMrs. HANNATIBEACOM,
duvnghter of WM, TANNER,
Dr. 8. A. WEAVLER :—Dear Bir ;= Tt gives me
pleasure 1o sny that the wbove will be considered by
ull who are scqueinted with Mis Hannnh b encon, »
simple statenent of facts, given with the hoje ol
allevinting suftering. 1 would ndd thut the certificute
i from asource in the highest sense relnble, wnd
worthy of confidence.,
Yours truly aud sincerely, A STEWART.
Cowurt of Probate, Newport, Oct, 25, 1852,
UP()N the petition of Susan Hubbard g diun
of William 1. Hubbard, Benjumin C. Tab
burd and Abby A, H. Huliard, minors, children
of William M. Hubbard, late of Newport, doceas
ed, praying for auihority from this Cou 1, to scll
at public auction ‘he estate in interest of kiaid i
nor’s in and to a lot of land said Nev port, st
uwated at the head of the tow oy, called J-r Hul
bard lot laying westward of the Hubbard House,
or #o much thercof as will be suflicient to riise
the sum of three hundied and twelve dollars, to
pry the debts of said Mimors wirh incidental ex
penses ; the same is lecieved and 18 reievred o
conride.ation to a Comt ol Probate to be holden
atthe Town Clerk'’s Office in Nawport, on Mon
day, 224 November next, at 10 o’clock, A, M.;
notice is ord red to be given thereof for thie
successive weehs, once a woek, in the Daily
News tnat all persons interested may appear o
said time and place and b heard thereon.
0.9 B. B. HOWLAND, Prob. Clk
Cewrt of Probate, Neuport, Cet. 26, 1852,
API'I.IL’A'I AON Qi wiiting is made by Fani
Burdick, widow, toy hervelf or some otha
suitable person to be appointed Administiator on
the estaie of hee late ‘nml,uml, JAMES BUK
DICK . late ot Newport, Mariaer, deccused; the
same is recieved and is refenred for consideration
to a Court ¢f Probate 10 be holden at the Town
Clerk’s Office in Newpo:t. oa Monday, the 224
of Nov mber next. at 10 o’clockh, A. M.; notice
is ordered 10 be given thereof for three succcerive
weeke, once a week, in the Daily News, that ali
peceons iuleres may appear at sid time and
plece and be heard thereon.
029 B. B. HOW LAND, Probate Clerk,
Cuourt of Probate, Newport, Sept. 20, 1852,
SUSAN HUBBARD, guardian of the persons
and estates of Wikiom H. Hubbard, Benja
min C, Hul.bard and Mary A. H. Hubbard, mi
nore, children of W 'lum M. Hubbard, late of
Newport, dee’d, presents her guardianship ac
counts on the esta es of sanid minors for allowance,
the sume is received and referred for considera
tion to u Conet of Probute to be holden at the
Town Clerk’s Oflice, in Newport, on Monday,
the 18th day of October next, at 10 o’clock, A.
M. Notice ir ordered to be given thereol by ad
vertiseme it once a week, for three suceessive
weeks, in the Newport Daily News, that all rc'h
sone interested may appear at said time and place
and be heard thercon,
524 B. B. HOWLAND, Picb. Cl’k.
GUARDIAN'S NOTICE
THI". subseriber has been appointed by the
Cowt of Probate of Newport, guardin of the
person and estate of WILLIAM A, WILLIAME,
son of Wm. J. Williams, late of Newport, deceas
ed, and has given bond as the law direets, and
notifies the creditors of her ward to exhibit their
claims within six menths fron. the date hereof.
016 6w luw
MARY J. WILLIAMS,
CARPETINGS
AT A
OREAT REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES,
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,
379 Broadway,
CORNER OF WHITE STRELRT, NEW YORK,
BI'I(B leave to eall the attention of their Rhode
leland friends to their elegant stock of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CARPETING
which, owing to the jeduction by the English
Manutacturere, will be disposed of ut the follow.
ing extreme low Prices: .
Royal Velvet Carpet, fim $1.50 10 $2 00 per yard.
“ Tapestry, * 112 150 “
“ 8 Ply extra heavy 871.21121.2 «
“ Superhine, 6212 8712
“ Cood, all Waool, 60 cents per yard,
OIL CLOTHS,
From 8 to 24 inches wide, at prices equally low.
MATTINGS.
4 4, 5—4 and 64 plain, tancy and cheek; Stair
Rode, Druggets, Table and Piano Covers, Rugs,
Mats of every kind, together with all other goods
found in Carpet Stores, for wale full ten per cent
less than any other Carpet Establishment in the
Union. We therefore challenge the whole trade
to show such an extensive stoch at such low
prices,
jylo daw
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL.
’ Tllls valuable remedy for Coughe, Colds, Asth. |
ma, and all Pulinonary and Bronehial diseus. '
| en, has been in {mpolur nee for severalpast yenrs; ||
and assumed a high rank amm;' r--lm-c,iul ngents, ||
" both as a family medicine and in the hands of |
ekilful pructitionerve Its composition is known
to us, and we vnhesitatingly proncunce it werthy |
of confidence e—and more fromising of suecoss iy
| curing pwlmonary diseases, thun vy nedieine ||
‘ (Cod Liver Oil, alone excepted) in use; just e |
cieved by the Agents, '
HAZARD & CASWELL, .
Y 029 Apothecaries’ Hall. :
PESTINY,
CAREFULLY ¢ Al LLATED
¥ AND SET ON Pal IR
ARRIVAL of LR, C. W, RUBA K ut New York,
The celebrnted Pr G, W Robw k., Liom By eeden
Professor of Astroiogy, A-lrmmm;, Fhenelogy, ..,')‘
Gecmaney, having Jost weeived from L hikodel) hiag
where he hus met ok the most extrucrdn m sue.
cess, for the Inst folir yéurs ollers now his sei cen 1o
the citizns of New imh, and Je vicinhy, W
Robuek being the seventh son ol the seventh «o . ndd
1 ohaving made Astrology “ise elusive study sives e
| early nge of Mieen years, enjovs advantages denve!
1 rom teuvellng wid roffeetion, thut are possessed by
il none in this country,orin Europe. nnd being so gif!
[ ted by Nature ns huving coltvuied those hlessed gifts,
he is prepared to adapt them 1o the fellowing uses,’
‘l und the immediate consummation of the Mfowhng
topics. He can be cousulted with a 1 his office’ 67 dy
' letter, if pre paid, and he s prepared 0 inake use of
i his ‘um er on any of the following topies,: Basiness
| of ull descriptions 3 travelling by land or v€h; court-
I whips, advices given for their suceessful aecomtpfivh
| ment ; speculuting in stocks, merchandize or resl en
tn'e ; the rfl‘ufi"fng of legncies in dispute § the por
| Chasing of tickets und the safety of ahips at sea. M
| nlso has had (hte honor of receis ing o certificuts frim
t ‘e Monorable C. John Bernadotie, formerly Kirg of
U Mweden, which it will give him great plessure in
showing to these who will tuvor ltim witk «el He
| ulso offers his service respecting health, vt and
moringe, love ufluies, jonrnes s, luwguie . ' v i
| business. frand, sichness and death: pust, i nd’
o Fature Cvents, und all the eoccerns ol lile, ten”
Fondl those who nre afllicted corporially o o
CTerms = Ladies 50 cents; g wtlemen & N |
calculnted ard read iu full, necording lot
and wasculin e wigrs, ladies §l5 genr ey
Nautivities calenlnted according 1o Geonpe o, lus
| dies #2, in (o)) 83, gentlenn &3 00 0 0= ver
| owons nt o distanee can have their naiates diswr by
. sending the date of the day of ¢ey bivth AL bt
[ ters contuining the sbove fee vl cooove medis
ate nitention, and nutivities will besen oy part
Lol the United States, written on aurale puper. Al
letters on any of the above lojues, it port|nid, wili
be answered gratis, His cloce 14 Nu. 6 White strect
ablocks helow Broadwuy.
Wilbor’s Compound of
PURECUD LIVER 01l
AND Llni.3.
A Curk vor CoNsumPrTiON, Cova s, CoLps,
ASTHMA,BRONCHITIS, GENERAL DEBIL-
ITY AND ALL DCROFULOUS HUMORS,
'l‘lll'l proprietor has suceceded (f om dircctions:
of Prolessor Stone, in combiniig the Oil and.
Lame so perfeetly that the taste of the Oil, which
I 8 80 nauscous, to persuns generally, 13 entirely,
overcome, and it ean be taken by the most deli
cate females with pleasure. And as regards the
benefit of this article over the elear oil, the fol
lowing ease, by P'rofessor Stone, ix waflicient to
convince the most sceptical. The young L,
was 24 years of uge.
“Her disease was one of vwniced phthisis,
which had been expeeted to terminnie in th
course of a few months Latally, e apper part
ofboth her lung« was filled with toberclos, and in
some places wore beginning to soften. The case:
wis evidently a bad one. The treatment of Cod
Liver Oil was at first used, but without marked
improvement, The Phosp hate oi Lime was then
adiministered with the Oil, and the reswh, as in
the ecase of many others, was soon appirent, -
Tar patient wus rapitly getting well,””
T'his preparation does not hike the Cod Liver
Oil becone rancid which makes it very desirea
ble for Persons travelling as it Keeps tresh for a
Ling time, g :
Be sure and get the genvine, Manufactured only
by ALEX'R B, WILBOR, Chemist, 156 Comti
Street, Boston,
R. R HAZARD & CO,, Agents for Newport
and vicinity, MR e jeld
2 (E ONLY OHIGINAL AND GENUINE
CLIREHUGH’S
TRFCOPUHEROUS!
Let those now use
Who never used hefore,
And those who always used
Now use the more.
REDUCED FROM ONE DULLAR
TO FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE !
'l‘lll.'i Justly celebrated and widely known ecom
pound which for sixteen years hns et with dis
tinguished snceess wherever it has been lutrodnced
is now reduced to such alow price ns will ema! o i
to be within the rench of n)l, ne it in the cheapest »ud.
best nrticle now in nse. Iz curative properties are
uhinost mirnculons : Scald Head. =alt Khenm, sing»
of insects, amd all the nuinerous triain of disagreeabl
cutaneons eruptions disappearing as it b, magic.
ITSSTRENGTHENING AND STIMULATING
quilities nee unrivalled, rousing into nevion the nerves
and ood vessels which carey nutriment, impartaoyg
health to this grentest of nature’s wdomments (a beau
tiful head of hair) to tee bucst pericd of life.
FOR ERADICATING DANDRIFF it is ansurpas
sed. Clennsing the skim completely of every impmi
ty, lenvimg the hwvir neither gammy, or dry, but moist,
soft and silky. 1t is seperior to 01l to dress the haii,
ns 1 does wet 300 l the hut oo hend dress and heeps
longer moist,
THE TRICOPHEROUR Ras geadually risen in fn
vor with the puldic, by its own merita and not hike
the putled nad ephemernl composittons existing to day
and swallowed in oblivion 10 morrow, until it bas be -
come one of the staples of life, and logked tex by all as
o ok the necessuries of the loitet und medieine eNest.
The known popularity of the Tricopherous has oc
casioned mnny spurioms articles, bearing outwardly
the siune nome and character. Ladies and Gentle-
men purchrsing must therefore be careful to ask for
CLIRENUGHS TRICOPHEROUS
Prepared by Vinr Clirehogh, New York, and (cr
sale by his only wholesale and retvil a‘cms
e % R. HAZARD & CO,,
mar 22 ly.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
MI{S. S. M. CUDWORTH, Neo. 13 Wil
Lane, Boston, Mass., would say she hugy
at great expense, obtained from Dr. . C. H. ..
rington, the original recipe for manutaetu. ing, to
gether with his plate for putting wp the wedicine
fwown as the 7
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
discovered by J. lhnin#lnn, M D., while prac
ticing in the {mlpi!al in Paris, under the immedi.
ate ufuervnuon of the renowaed RICORD of Parie
and AcTon of London,
The Drops are invariully certain to regulute
the Female System and can be tahen without hi
ard. They are known | y hunareds ot females 11
this country to be the un{y preparation ever dir
covered that has proved invarmbly certain i »
cases of Suppreuimu, irregulanitios &e. (4
trial will convince the most skeptical and nes
after will they be induced to try any other, |
dies who have often been deceived |:y purchasii.
Pills and Nostrums from Male and Female Tinpo
tors, under pretenca of effecting ¢ v - medicin
which in nineteen cases out of twe ity have un in
Jurious eflect upon the system vithout effieti
the desired result or any sign of il, ~hould she
these bipeds and use none Lnt e genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL Dt Ve, (he effien
cy of which has been tested in 1 undreds of ens »
and NEVER PAILED to effect o ey cure witl
outany bad result. The droj . .1 the result of i
extensive practice and not dis over o by aceiden.. |
T'o eulogise their virtues o ovld oot add to the
merit. We wunldonw wl,y them They we
be sent to any part of the counire ecore from o
servation by addressiiy (post pand) MRS, 8. 3
CUDWOKTH, 12 Wikon Lane, Bosu
Mass, and at no oiuer place in Providence
Full directions accompanying each bottle.-
Price Five Dollurs,
N. B, The usual discomnt 1 those that wisl
to sell ngin.
MRS, S, M. CUDWORT It. Protrictor.
100 High steet, Piovid wee. R T
Dmflfs PDOOKS! G, 6N21,6;, 118
& 114 tom $l,OO to $1,12. Also onc of
Fay and F shoo's tenoning machines, lakea for
Debt, and will be sold very low, At the Sash,
Blinl and Door Ware room, 79 Canl Soeet,
Peovidence, R. 1. A, P. CARIENTER, Agt.
for D.D.SWEFT & CO,
021 3t il
FOR SAVANNAMN,
UNITED STATES MAILL LINE.
Eviny Satunvay ar Four o'crock r. »'
ALABAMA,
Captain C. D, LUDLOW
Capiain M. S, W ODiVLL,
’l‘“’;.'fl': Superior NEAY SR AV OTES will
eontinne 1o oo regalarly booween NEW
YORK and S 0 .\.\&All. one Jeaviog eacly
port every SATURDAY —<from vew York a
Four ocloch .M from pier Noo 4, Noitls Riv.
For Freight, apply on board, and for pussagey
to ' - SAML. L. ll’l'(,‘"ll.l., '
»3 1l 194 Frout sucer,
GIIEI&I.,\IN'S Eau Lustral, and Shaving
Cream, Gowland's Lotion, Rowland’s Kaly -
dor, and Viwe Maccassar Oil, Lobin’s Hair Pow.
der, and Lavender Water, Maugenet’s Orange
Flower Water, and Savon Parissien, F. 8, Clea
ver's Celebratdd Honey Soap, English Wax Ver,
tan, in Tins, of 500 and Ifl;. l"ju'o Troe Ao
matic Vinegar, Hooper's Cachou Aromatine, and
Fote's Odoriferons C«:ontl in Sachets; all wur.
ruated freshly imported ; and procured direetly
from “first hands,”” b‘
K. R. HAZARD & CO,,
o Apothecarice’ Hall
Y 0 uaw ly
Apothecaries’ Hall.