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RADEAUs CELEBRATED STRENGTHENING

DADEAU's CELEBRATED STRENGTHENING
PLAsT ER-PePsred f pains weakness, in the breast,
dyspepa fI coughs colds asthmas difficulty Of breathing, sp
preston Of the stomach c they will give mmedise and sooh
ededy superior most other remedies Such persons whose
business svocaons require that they should stand sit much
those of sesenty habits generally who be troubled with
side ADVISED Of these beautiful
psters they essentially different from all Others, and
free froa those objections which reasonably made against
pas;e generally The proprietor has had the pleasure OF selling
Them daily for this city, and Of the thousands
who used them he has heard Of solitary complaint
They patroniIed extensively by the medical proeon and
pobsby intelligent physician the United States
Europe that would hesitate sanction them with his
influence when made acquainted with their composition
Printed directions each Pastcf signed by in
hand writing TO counterfeit which will be punished forge
Persons about buying them will remember To- ask for BA-
DEAU'S STRENGTHENING PLASTER, and see that they
direction i gnsd They boxes with large
and staeye show bills will keep without injury in climate,
Provinces per order liberal
sell In conclusion, have only add that
in which the most sauy effects have been prod
cd BY using them that they recommended with the most entire
confidence 20 all who are thus afflicted.
Sold wholesale and retail At the Bewey Medicine Store No
SCOTCH SHORT BREAD" regularly kepl and made
- order by d. BRYSON CoHfeeoner late Of Edinburgh and
Glasgow. lR Fulton It Gear Broadway jan 2. Ian
STEXVED TERRAPIN-Ai the Clinton Lunch,
Sner broadway and Liberty served every evening from
TO u O'clock Made in style superior 10 other establish
ment IA this city. jan xsu
p TO STRANGERS * COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS.-lhe finest SHORT AND MEDIUM MAPPED
HAr and sold by the subscriber. TIE oys
TABLIsHED AND Low PRICE OF FIVE DoLLfRs Also BY the
single Hat the latest style cf SMOOTH WHITE GLOSSY
BEAVERS with LARGE SMALL BRIMs and the fret quality Of
SILK HATS. AMlDON,
STORE CURTAINS.-Merchants in ct Store
~ Curtains can he'orPied at the 'A0re HS's cpy,s
Upholstery asd Paper Hanging Warehouse, No 50 Maiden Lane
feb Sims
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u LIARS MILLS, 252 WOOSTER STREET Wash
40 SquarHre Feed ground pric any
stfsr establishment IN The city. feb e-lE<
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NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-The regular
sales OF Horse Carriages, Harness. Se continue take place
hls well known establishment Monday, II O'clock
The sale viii take place Monday 10Th Horses
Carriages S intended for this s'e be shown and entered
before Saturday next nth inst, O'clock p. ".
JNO W. WATSON,
feb loft 446
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- WRIGHT * ROWE, HAVING FORMED A

CoPartnershp for the transaction Of the Fur asd Silk
80 and Cap business fl6 Broadway Of Canal street.
oder 10 the public, either wholesale RETAIL
Hats bat particularly Silk Hats, which they feel warranted
saying from the fact that they have spared expense obtain
the best materials and most and finished kne
the country and not surpassed Il equaed by any similar
Enlistment regards ab y and beauty shape appear
and fact, all the requisites Of frst-rate Hat
These Hats spoken highly Of from motives of
fsstsd nature but from honest conviction that they lily
what represented to be- aad the cse, cheap and
SNOWY article, made take in the purchaser who
luained with the quality Of Hats snd their and al
shall be TO deal fairly and excel if possible in sir branch
OF business they think they have arrived 10 that degree peec
offer the Hats of their manufacture
lie of the very best made in the United States Il
price, which is -Four Dollars.
Also, assortment Of all kinds Of Hats. well worthy the
ton IL Country Merchants and Wholesale Dealers fab 2iy
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~ HUDSON'S MERCHANTS NEWS ROOM
AND EOREIGN SIP LETTER OFFICE, Of al
Il MOFFATs CURIOUS ADVERTIsE-

oxng others heels the last column Of the fourth page.
Turn and read hem morning before breakfast
appetite. feb off
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SWANS WORM SUGAR PLU MS.-An efhea-
~ and cOnyesien medicine for children, causing
be discharged numbers and when there appear
of they Do much good in carrying of the Of
mgcu from the stomach aud bowels which generate them,
injurious 10 children As alive. For sale By
feb % N. B. GRAHAM SO Cedar street.
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Nphk KTBRE I'm EsTABtLESsHH H.:

India Company sale large ard splendid
Warehouse $50 Broadway general assortment OF India Rubber
quality and Water Proof In
climate, among which are the fol owing:
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BENJAMIN LIE ROY.
COLLECTOR OFACCOUNTS RENTS, l. RENT
" ING OF HOUSES. &c. No 3O7 Washington, corner Of
Duane street, New York Merchants in the country depend
with full confidence their business being attended
pTOmptness.
REFERENCES.
VALENTINE Morn, NJ. ID. r.. STOKER NJ. ID.
WILLIAM MOORE, RICHARD Hunt,
n NJ TOPPING, H. RoPPocK 4 CO.
HoPPocK APGAR, LOCKWOOD. RITcH Co.
HENRY b. GREENWOOD, WILLIAM SMITH.
feb 23-ly
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GOLD LEAF.

GOLD LEAF.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
VI public that he will supply h-rae ari
Gle, for sash the six dollars and fifty pack,
the mandatory Canal the Ut Messrs
Ripley Fsconer Of Maiden lane and Front
BTorkeTs' and Deni.ts' Geld and Tin Foil.
fbIl-lm X Il. RUGCLES.
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IA TO LET.-TwO HOUSES AND sTOREsl IN
EsA Canal Stret,near Broadway Apply 43 Broadway.
.AE.R- feb 4-lals
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SPICE BITTERS.-Those Btlnrs have heen long ceIe-
- braed tor their peculiar Vr foying and strengthening
the stomach; they procure appetite help
and purify the blood and found very
full in reasoning the aundc they produce breath
removing all scObuc and unavoy elchng and great pre-
tentative against feve and They useful all
ofthe but particularly in the priHg by bracng
beTs and preventing hat dsageeabe lcsHes and weakness
arising frequently om relaxation the approach
weather. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail BY
feb 3 NATHAN IL. GRAHAM So Cedar ST. n York
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an attachment which in general is appro.

an attachment which in general is apprO
priatcd only to The spGt Of our Birth
! 1t will be observed. that he sometimes
! turned aside iium those avOcatiofs which
| we've strictly professional, to duties anC
services ola general Ea.urc. But Il Is
not TO be regretted, that he should have
sank ihc more exclusive ard narrow ain
of mere professional anb,ion,in the more
universal character of citizen. II was
the necessary result Of his character, in
which moral impulses prcdominaied. II
sprlr,g from that principle which made
him the friend, as well us the ph' sician
of his patients, and to their pcc'iiiary OBJ
legations supcradded II deh' of gratitude.
II was the result too of public confidcicc
which reposed ns trusts in lis hards, aud
felt they were us secure as integrity could
make them.
His mind was distinguished for that due
proportion between the various faculties
which leads to their Harmonious ;ciion,
and which subducd in HIM, all these en-
aggerat.O .Ons Of character and feeling,
l:ch are so eccentric and imposing
To such regularity did this constitution of
mind lead, in The ordinary intercourse of
life, as 10 make The uniform discharge ot
duty seem mole happiness OF his nature,
than a self.constrained virtue. An union
Of simplicity aud tirmness, love Of the
liberal, the true and The useful, and IL con.
scientious adherence to what he judged TO
be right, him model for the citizen.
The uprigh,ness Of his character, and
the strength of his Judgment, induced
MANY to consult him as a friend, to whom
Notwithstanding the pressing cares Of his
professional life, hc rel .dcrcd valuable ser-
vices. The warm sersibilities of his
heart ever prompted him to disintercsted
action, which made him the object of pre-
eminent respect while living. and will for
ever pcrpetuate his memory IN the hearts
Of his friends. private life, his charac.
ter was adorned by every quality which
constitutes goodness.
In August 1894, he suffered an attack
of paral, sis. brought Oh from excrtions in
the discharge OF his professional duties.
Since then, his constitution gradually fail
ed until his death, Nov. l4th, 1885,
When he had thus been struck down in
the midst OF iactive hfe, the attachment Of
the community to him was most sgnally
exhibited. Throughout the community
there was an universal conviction. that
socicty had lost benefactor- an invalua-
bic member Tn the extensive circle of
his own patients, there pervaded a feeling
of personal loss which no other person
could supply. Few men have lived more
respected, or died more lamented. His
monument is in The hearts of the commu-
nifty" Gown.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08
Mr.. VAN DUREN AND THE CATHO-
Lies.

The following letter, written by Mr.. Van
Buren (while Secretary of Statc) to the Pope
of Rome-or what is the same thing, to Mr..
Cicognani, the American Consul ut Rome, to
be shown to the Pope-we transfer to our
columns for the purpose Of preserving on file.
WAsHISGroN, July 20, 1890
Your letters of the ] lth of April, and the
9Th of May, the first anticipating the tavora-
bic sentiments of bis Holiness the Pope. to-
wards the Government and people of the Uni
ted States, and the last confirming your an
tlcipations, have been received at this depart
mcnt, and submitted To the President; by
whom am directed to tender his Holiness,
through the same channel, an assurance of
the satisfaction which he derives fiom tins
communication of the frank and liberal opin-
ions entertained by the Apostolic See towards
the Government and the people, and OF the
policy which you likewise state his Holiness
has adopted, and which Is so worthy OF the
Head of great and Christian Church, assldu-
ously to cultivate, in his intercourse with for
eign nations. the relations of nmty and good
viii, and sedulousy to abstain from all inter
ference in their occasional difficulties with
each other, except ioiih the benign riec of gf-
feeling reconciliniions beiceen them.
You will accordingly seek an early oppor-
tunity to make knoion 10 the Pope, in terms
and manner best suited TO the occasion,tte hght
in tchich the President views the communIca-
ton referred to, and likewise you will assure
him that the President reciprocates IN their
full extent and spirit, the friendly and liberal
sentiments entertained by his Holiness to-
wards the Government of the Apostolic See.
and the people of the states, Of the Ch''fch;
and il is the Presidents wish that yow she'lld,
upon the same OCCASION offer his coDgratula-
ton to the Holy Father, upon his recent sue
cessions to tho Tiara, not from any heredlta-
ry claim on his part, but from prePondera-
ting influence which just estimation OF h's
talents and private virtues naturally had upon
the enlightened councils by which that high
distinction was conferred; and which affords
the pledge that his pontihcate will be wise
and beni6cent one
! You will take care. likewise, to assure his
Holiness, in reference to the psternsl solici-
tude which he expresses in behalf Of the Ro-
man Catholics Of the United Stetes, that all
our citizens, protesting that relighn, stand
upon the same elevated ground which citizens
Of ell other religious denominations occupy,
in regard to the rights Of conscience, that OF
perfect liberty, contra distinguished from toll
Grafton; that they enjoy an entire exemption
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08
WHOLE NO. 339.

from coercion in every possible shape, upon
the score Of religious faith, and that they are
free IN common with their fellow-citizens Of
all other sects TO adh~re 10, or adopt the
crceds and practice fbe worship best adapted
to their reason or prcjudices; and that there
exists perfect unity of faith in the United
Stales amongst rcrgionists Of oil professions,
as to The wisdom and policy Of that cardinal
feature of all our constitutions and forms OF
government, those of the United States and
separste states Of the Union, by which this
inestimable right is formally recognized, and
the enjoyment of il iaviolably secured.
n. VAN BUREN.
Sueh is the character Of Mr. Van Buren's
letter, written expressly for the eye Of the
Pope, und 10 win his favor. II is disgrace
to our National character that any American
in Office should have write N snch letter.
Let every eye which rests upon this Letter
scan il closely. His Holiness the Pcpee--
His Holiness, ,'--'Iioiy Faih,r.' &c. &is. are
pretty expressions tor nn American Secreta-
~ Of State to use by way Of fatterng the
Pope of Rome! " the people look into the
matter in time, and act as they should do, all
will be well; bat if they do motif they slum-
Der on, feeling safe, it will not be long. as
things now go, before our elections aud our
Government will be wholly at the mercy Of
Foreigners, and no man allowed to doubt the
infallibili,y of the Pope but at the hazard Of
his Chenango Telegraph.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08
j A MES ATKINSON.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
OFFIcE ISL, Es-STREET.
E5s Entrance an Front, Over the Coionn0dt
TERMS
&2 in advance, or $2,2 at the end Of the year
DPSINGLE coPY,sIx CENTS. oil
.sSsAse'ZsAo~s aT>h<eAf~Iy eeAe1iea
Cure for Bo'rel Complaints.
DIR. y. JAYNE'S
ARMiNATIVE BAL.S.AM,

rs n certain cure for most diseases Of the sionl-
IL ach aud bowels, such as diarrhea. dy sentery,
cholera mOrbus, chocs. sour stomach, Cholera
Infdntum, or Sumn'r complaint among chill,
dren, sc. II has not been known TO fail in sis-
gle instance, IN the cure Of any of these diseases.
but IT has in numerous cases. effected when
u has seemed out Of the power Of medicine, aided
by the best medical skill, to give relief. Cerf-
Gates from physicians. .cergyn,en and other persons
Oi the first res ectabiliy, aiesing these facts h
ample directions for its use, accompany each bot
tie, and can be seen by calling on any Of the u
gents for its sale. The two following, are DEEM
ri sufficient to be- inserted here: From Dr.
Charles Hammond, Leesbarg, Ia.
DIR Jayne-I3ear Sir-I have made use Of the
Carminative Balsam prepared by you for com
plants Of the bowels, with complete success in
every case, and do not hesitate 10 recommend il
10 the patronage Of the public as u medicine or
thy Of their particular artcntion.
CHARLLs HAMMOND, VI. ID.
F-om the Req. f.. NJ. Barker, Pastor oftLe
baptist Church at Canton, ". j.
DR.. Jayns-Dear Sir-llaving been afflicted
with severe bowel complaint, attended with dis
iressing pain aud discharge Of blood, and every
appearance Of approaching Dysentery. I obtained
one bottle Of yonr Carminatiue Boisam, few
dozes Of which. taken according to the directions,
effected a perfect cure ENocH NJ. BARKER.
Travellers, and other persons liable TO these
complaints. should never he without it: remember
that "an ounce Of prevention is wort, pound Of
cure." For sale by DIR. ID. Jayne, Salem, N. J..
sole proprietor; by A. B. & ID. Sands, No. 100
Fulton. cor. Of WilIan-st. New York ;only whole
sale agents for the Northern & Eastern States; al
no by Dr. K. X. Hazard, Newport, K. l.; by
Bristol, by
Warren, by Earl p. Mason Il Jas. Bach Junr.
Providence, K. 1. Price so cents.
Newport, Aug. II, 1896.
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September 2eth.
WIN. e.. COZZens & Co.

HAVE reed. and would offer TO their Gus
IL toners and the public, either by the bale,
pound or yard,a large and well selected stock
of Dry Goods, adapted to the fall trade
These goods were mostly bought in large
lots from the importer or manufacturer, and
will be sold at reasonable advance, and on
accommodating terms.-Among them are:-
Brown & bleached sheeting,
Red, white j. green twill'd Il plain fan.
nels;
Bedticks, cotton fannels, twill'd cotton,
twil'd stripes; plate caicoes, copy plates;
sattinetts, cassimeres, broad cloths; and
common woolcns Of every description.
ALSO,
A very nice assortment of French merino
&; Thibet cloths; also English merinos l. cir
cassians--combrics for linings--waddngs
&c. &c.
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IL r MOVAL.
IL. II. Lee, 4 Co.

" AVE removed to the Store. corner Of
IL IL Thames and Mill-streets, where they now
offer for sale. full and complete assortment Of
liza RDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Also, CHARTS vi the latest and most ap-
proved surveys; brass, copper aud wood COM
PASSES; double aud single tangent QUAD
RANTS; day or night TELESCOPES; scales
and divideIs; Bowditch's Navigators; Blun,s
Coast Pilots; Nautical Amanacks; longitude and
dsclina,ion tables; Sea,nan's Journals; Shiplnas-
ter's assistant; log paper; II and 2s second glass
res; log states; bunting: deep and hand leads
and lines, &c. &c. April %.
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N e w w IN Err Cd s.
! A MES HA nj NIOND

Mixed Broad Cloths and Cassimcres,
Ladies' habit & Clouk Broad CInihs,
English &, French Merino Cloths,
Double twilled ThIbet Cloths,
Goats Hair s. worsted Cunblets,
Gro de Mcrino 8. Venetian Damask Do,
Silk Camblets and Figured Silks,
Fancy colourcd Bombazncs,
Blankets and Boo ings,
Rodgers and Welsh Fannrs,
Home millod and country Fnnnels,
Cotton Flannel and Flannel Bindings,
Winter Prints and Circassians,
Lined Gloves and Merno Hose,
Roas and Tippcts,
Highland and Scotch Plaid Shawls,
Blue-Orange-Crimson-Green and !
Drab-Moreans and Worsted Damask (
Dark Plaid ribbons and Figured Silks,
Black Silk Plush,
Black aud Fancy coloured Silk Velvets,
New Winter Style Ladies' Cravats,
Gcntlrinen's Buck skin Gloves first quality
India Rubber Suspenders,
Pilcssc Wadding and Cotton Batting,
Wide Black Silk Lace for Wells.
Oct q.
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THOMSONlAN
INFIR MARY.

VNlIE subscriber, having been, for more
than two years, III constant and suce ess-
tul practice now offers his services 10 the
public as "A BOTANIC PmYsICTAN.-He would
respectfully inform the inhabitants of New
port aud the adjoining towns, that he has re-
Gently removed from the corner of Broad &.
streets, tO the more cons,aesljous
honse at the corner Of Spring g. Mil-strcets,
(tor the better accommodation of his numer-
ons patients, which nre daily calling upon
him. where he will administer the Pure
THOMsONIAN MEDICINES to such as may ia
vor him with their patronage. No pains will
be spared to render the patients comlortabIe,
and To restore them to health.
Situated in one Of The most healthy places
in Our land, the subscriber fatters himself,
that the advantages OF this Infrnary are sur
passed by few institutions of the kind in this
country. To his former friends and pat ons.
he tenders his most hearty thanks and should
they stand in need of his services he is rea-
dy to administer to them such remedies as
the Gop or NATURE has so bountifllly scat
tered over our fields. This Infirmary will be
conducted under the immediate patronage Of.
Doct. SAMUEL THOMSON.
Thomson's nec guide TO health:
RoJinson's Lectures:
And IA General Assortment OF
TuoMsONIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale at the mfr
mary. c. GARDNER.
IeYms.--S3 for a course of medicine.
$3.50 per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Sapour Bath is now in readiness for
those who wish to take it.
Nownort Nav 10Th 1896
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BOOK BINDERY.

NHARLES AKEWMAN would inform
~ the citizens of Newport and vicinity, that
10 has taken the Book B;ndsry formerly occupied
by Mr.. Thomas Doyle, where he will attend to
the business in all its branches BIsnk Books
manufactured 10 osdsr-paper ruled to any pat
tern-old books rebound, &c. &c.
Providence, Oct. ~, 1886.
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New Dry Goods Store.

VT>HE subscriber would respectfully give
Il notice that he has taken the store No. 2,
Colonnade Ro,c, where he is now opening and
intends keeping an assortment of STAPLE
& FANCY DRY GOODS.
His friends and the public are invited to
give him a call. AUGUSTUS Bush.
Newport, Sept. s, 1896.
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SEASONABLE GOODS.

NoNsIsriNo Of Aannels Of all colours and
~ qualities plaid, stripe and plain sat,ine,s-
oassi,neres coths--winier calicoes-
cnssians-whhe und unbleached cotton goods, Of
all quslhies -batted coiion-good Ra-
sia dapers-Can,on nnnneIs- cotton and wool
dannels, &c. Just received and for sale cheap,
ut JOHN r. .1UWNsEN,'s.
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CARPETS s. RUGS.

The subscriber has Jusf reccircd and noic Of
.)ers for sale al his
CARPET WARE ROOM,
A N assortment of the above articles as ex.
IA tensive, and embracing as many and as
elegant patterns, as Uere ercr offered IN this
to,c,,, his prices are rery io,c, and those de-
sirous of purchasing will be saved the trouble
of looking further by applying at
MILTON HALLS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

Black and cOlored Lut-
strings,
Black Italian ditto
Black and cold gros
de Naples,
Black and blue black
gros de Berlin,
Plaid silks Of various
kinds for dresses,
Elegant French, Eng
lish and Americas
nts,new patterns,
Common low priced
Prints,
Dark aud light Cling
hams,
Bleach'd and brown
shceiings and shirt
ings,
Checked aud striped
sheetings.
Best and common A.
inoskeag tickings,
Ga plain striped and
checked canbric,
Do jaconet fine color'd
Dover cambrics,
Fine and common bish-
ops lawus,
Long lawns,
Extra fine and common
Irish linens,
Damask do.
Russia diaper,
DO birds-eye and COM
mon do.
Figur'd and plain book.
ing,
Linen can.brics,
Do. do. hdk6.
Large rose blankets,
The above, with mar
ara of1ered nj very low
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

WAS carelessly let near the Fountain at
w the foot Of Washington square, on the
night Of the l2th inst. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving il at this Office.
Oct %
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NEW GOODS.
.New and Fashionable WINTER Goods,
JUST RECEIVED ny
ii. S j. ESSl rs,

Among which arc
ELEGAST brocadc, Thibet g. merno cloths,
~ do. nohair camblets for Ladies cloaks;
satin challys, n new article for dresses: Eng
lish merinos, ia colorcd bon,bazlns, French
prints, English do. Highland shawls, Corona
ton do. plaid hdkfs for aprons, cravats, rib
bons, beltings, blk Italian cravats, brdcloths,
kerseymeres, green bookings, printed floor
cloths, hosiery, SC. &c. Oct 20
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sPNEW GOODS. nj
TILLEY s. HAZARD,
No. 165 & 166, Thames-street.

No. 165 & 166, Ihames-sireet.
EAVE received within the last twenty
L Il days, more goods than they ever receiv-
ed within the same time before, and can in
truth say their assortment is quite complete.
Will purchasers please call and convince
themselves OF the above fact.
Oct. "a.
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GOOD YARN, sc.

4 large lot Of good n'ixed-whi,e--searlet &
~ rnndhaaA YARN-also white, blnck aud
wMsd English wor,sd-also very fine whis. yarn
- usual For sale at John n. Iotcnssnds.
Sept. Is.