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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08
BEWARD OF IMPOSITION.
Who steals my purse, steals trash
But he who fiiches from me my good name,
Rnhs me nnnsi Yillainnnal,. y


pElNE'S ORRlS TOOTH PASTE, for cleansing preserv.
ing, and beauying the teeth received the first at
the recent Far OF the american Institute
as unqualified dentiiice to the Teeth clean and
pear wheness and and Of
tartar also improves the color of the lips aud gums;
decay IN th tee ana nparts peculiar and grateful sweet
ness to the breath.
6G7 The best article know of cleansing, preserv
ing and beafylng the teeth, Pene's Orris Tooth Paste
IL to them clear aud pcary Wilderness and
peculiar aud most grateful sweetness to the breath We
the female portion OF them No toilet be complete without
it.n-Lddies' Mag.
Gle for the teeth speedily obtained under its original Of
Ors Tooth Paste has induced several individuals
10 make base counterfeit preparations under various of
which beware for they may probably highly injurious Ia
the teeth, and to be compared with the genuine
than Hyperion to sayr The original article has the
fac smile Of the inventor and g. w Pene
tl2 label, without which il is not genuine.
For sale only at the Bazaar l73 Broadway Guon Broad
way J. H. Hart NJ D. 27s Broadway and 50 Hudson street;
l.. Schriin, ia Canal ST. aad 80 Henry of Pike
Agan-Beware of Countereits -eodsm'
A TTEND TO YOUR COUGHS, COLDS, AND HOAR-
a StNESS.-lf there are who suffering under
to sS % Tg SSpd " baS s By ,n %Ss1
of their clarified Essence of Hoarhound Candy which
them excellent remedy Having been afflicted
cold which had previously TAKEN induced to test the
efficacy of the above specific and confidently recommend
it to all who stand in need of its healing and curative
qualities. }. WARREN and family,
- 81 Orchard street
The undersigned will testify the efficacy above
j. Mutt SO Division street D. Bailey ESD so E. Broadway
G Thompson 50 Coutlandt st. Reynolds % Christie st.
A. Laird ils Willett ST. j. Mortimer, SO Main street
S. Towner 81 Charles St j. Buckmaster Esd i2o Fast
particularly request the Responding to call and the
above named gentlemen person, order that they be
convinced there is no deception.
None genuine except signed
jazz Inn }. PEASE X SON. IS Division IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

DR. AMOS q, HuI;L's oFFICE vFsEY STREET
- exclusively devoted to- the of Hernia, ard Proeysus
Of tie Uterus An experienced surgeon graduate Of the I'M
veeity Of this State in constant attendance.
The establishment favorahly known w the city for
ban 20 years, Parggissd BY the medical scut to whose
good opinions its highly ss solely attributable
Pamphlets explaining Tbs SUPPORTER 70 be had calling
as above. 4VESEY-STREET ASTOR HOUSE.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08

AK FOR LIvERrOOL--Ncw Line.-Heeular Pack
MFx q Of 18th Februafy; The fast sailing PACKET ship
49, q AFRI X, Capt \. 8. Palmer, 1900 tons, viii sail
above. For frcght passage having accommodations
slnaili g. eric comfort apply board, at Orleans
y. q COLLINS 4 co. So South 81. -,
The Dackct ship ROsJIUS Capt J ons, Of 100 tons VIII
succeed e Garck and sail the 2sh Earch. Nv a,era.
ton will be made fare by this line Number OF
psssengerS limited. jan
f&& FOR NEW CRLEANs.-Lousisna and NV
kkxAf YORK Line o. Paokes1he Regular scit ~ Mon
80 bS-@sey, 10th tsbruny The pack shin SHAks-
frAni tst Cornell will sail above. " freight
sage having ndsome furnished sccomcdations, tp " on
oeasu, oot OF w all street, Orlears wh,rf ~
a, X. COLLINS co So Sous, e.
day "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-08
Mr. GOUAUD s now, every day, until the Goth Of Fehl
A performing he practical DEMONSTRATIONS Of the
THE DAGUERRFOTNpF

"
wi performing be practical IONS of the process of
THE DAGUERREOTYPF.
Fer the Of delivering these practical lectures Mr.
Gouraud has arranged in the manner the
large where he has held hs exhibition via the
mite budinS corner Of Chambers street and Broadway The
views Of the City Hall and Of The American Institute those
which illustrate the process Two lectures deli
vsrcd every day the first commencing rrccs at half past
eleven an the second vrecisey o'clock The doors
open half hour in advance Each lecture occupies about
hour, and Is sufficient 10 hc initiated in all the pecuar OF
this beautiful and most valuable art Thaectus At o'clock,
Tuesdly and Friday, delivered the FRENCH language
and that Of the hour Thursday in the Spanish Lam
order that the procs may fully explained TO citi
OF both who would prefer receive the insrc
ons in their language For the comrt Of all, end parti
culay that Of the ladies, Mr. Gouraud viii
ckfor each lecture than the lecture room conveniently
The tickets printed FOR each prcula lccturc
tn day and the hour and available only for the lecture and
time specified upo thu face of them IN this al will be
able choose their time, aud be- of place in advance
MIR Gouraud liycs notice that whatever may be the 81
the weather. (cscsptsg fog the lecture will never b. omitted
contrary the popular hut impression during
snow rain frost the result viii be always successful
IN the hne Il sunshine.
The tickets be had Dr. J. r. Chitons No 900 Broad
Mr. Marshall &. Slorum Drug and Chcis, store No
23 Broadway of Chambers street the door the
lecture room. frtcc-one dollar. f,i 7teod'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02
Pill e s.,
D r O p S Y,
S w Ell LIN G S,
ALL so II F. >.
R.HEU NJ A II | S Nj.

TT is absolutely asserted on tho most Pos''lvr,
n proof, that the above complaints are arre''s"
and cured by the timely use Of Hays L'n'niem
It is impossible to find room in this paper to pre-
sent those proofs which are conclusive and con-
viociog. They may be seen a, length as below
The true article has splendid engraved WRAP,
per with agents aud propretor's name. Csli al
2 Fletcher-st. near Maiden Lane, door os'o"
Pearl-st., whore the article is sold.
SOLOMON HAYS.
NIORENCE, Ala. Sept. 27th, 1854 gen
H. ileman Of the highest standing 10 this town
who has been dreadfully afflicted with tho Blind
Piles for the last 26 years. called upon mo ano
freely confessed to me his situation. Ailer de-
.cribiDg the severity Of the complaint, he re-
marked he had not been 80 well for 20 years
past ~ he was at that moment. lie had ussd
one bottle only Of Hays Liniment. TO use bI'
own words he said Z" the whole human fanly
who were thus afflicted, ought to be made 40
quainted with this mediciue."
For sale, by X. j. TASLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02
n e L I e +
FOR THE AFFLICTED.

EHERSONS who are afflicted with Cancers
u Polypus,s, Wcns, Fis,ulas, Fever or Nler-
curry Sores, Ulcers, llemorrhoids, Leprosy
Corns, Lingering Chronic complaints, &c. are
informed that ihere is not only hope, hut medi-
cine, which will effect a speedy aud permanent
euro. Thougl, the hunan system is subject to
disease in it, various forms, yet the Bountiiu
Benefactor aud giyer Of every good gin, has
kindly provided means wisely adapted to cure
each and all Of them.
DIR. J. II. WOODWARD, Of Fall River
takes this method to inform tho public, that he
il prepared TO extend relief or cure all those
thus afflicted, who feel disposed 10 favor him
with n call. His method of treating the above
Diseases is such that the patient is not subject to
any material pnin or distross and the medicine
which he administers will not debilitate ihs s,s-
ien,, or impair the health, as he never uses any
Inercuria preparation. The sore is first checked
in its progress aud deprived of sensation. it is
then gently drawn from the patient by the nppli-
cation Of salvc, which is endowed with specific
virtues, and has never failed to effect 6na
cure.
N. bah those whe are about TO 20 through
the painfu operations Of removing tho above
named seourscs of the human race, with ihe
knife. NC. TO ~uch wo would say, pause for a
moment and reflect upon tho uncertainty Of the
remedy, and how many valuable lives are sacri.
feed yearly upon the altar of boasted Medica
Science. tFall River. Dec. Il, 1890.
Jan21
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02

nR. A,auNN's CELEBRATED ELIXIR ~ opi
- UM.--, now eheD'iea, rr. parslion Of Opium, EN-
bacg all he valuable medicinal properties IL the eA
c of tlose which deleierons aud useless IT.
superury 10 eyery Other form Of epnts fnily hs-
knew lsdred by ihs mos e"ne sn,s ,s, ,S, con
vince The most ineredul"us oi hs own intrinsic w"ri
10 all who ,om necessity or hahi are "biisea o use
Dp,nn this Elixir viii afford most pfatih Ing r'bSil
tute rel ewing the aiInsni tUui snlueeting the pa
Il. any IN effects produeed by The na'i druy,
Among the sany highly distinguished individuals VINO
have used IL with the greatest benefit, is r Ives,
NJ of this city, who used nearly hnna,1s ""os ,,
himself dur nr very pa nul ana pro,se,su % ,,i1
Ills lie proon ed or months by us peeuH Nu'"es'
The applicability of 81 highly improved pr p.i'i,nn
as this ELixiR PiCM, Wa wid range oi M han "n
nses scarcely needs iilnsiaiion since ,phm itei
IN some form other with lis obset'nable clemtnu
IL considered almost indispensab In cases Of con tan
occurreue TO spsnk sunmary the ELIrtR i'riuh
may he adopted in all clses IN which inner opium
Its preparations are administered WIN nc eenanp =.
obtaining all tei sedaive, anodyne aud ant sp sino
ic effects without being followed by the di agrotab"
of headache n'ussa, vomitlng con tp-
tion renrur', aud tain e OIL er unhappy symptoms,
hch IRE Omen rs dstres stag those which II was up
piled Nor 10 The prevention ~ theso c"hs'
cutve III effects the only important drsderathm ~ u
this valuable d. eovrry Ia favorable notice
Its almost universal applicability ~ III. treatment oi
the ur at number or diseases IN wh Gu othef "aes are
-indcat aud inadmissibe, In consequence of
their siuutinr aud consiipaiing ELECTS al once
| Il 10 universal Adoption
u IL recommended Ia the patronage OF he profoss
by the follow ing dist nguished Physicians, and used
by them In their Practice A., ,,..,,..,
~ tncis u Johr son, NJ ID, res ueht OF I've Mcoe"
soci ~ of New York. ~ . =,
John " Francis " n Professor Of Midwifery IN the
College Of bysicians aud 5u, geons, New YoTl.
J-lin q Cheeseman, VI u, Surgeon to the New forS
! It'ity Hospital.
/ kiehrrd X Hofnlan, NJ ID, do do. -
| James Websisr, VI u, Professor uf ADatomy ana fhy
sioIogy in the Geneva Medical follscr, New York
| Lainrs X hilton. ID, Operative Chemist, YORK.
CL Mitchell, -, Resident Physic an, New i"rh
! Hospital ,,,,,,
jaime, Heron, u, President OF the Medical society
| fGrange County, New York.
Samu,I Juch sou, NJ ID, Ihiindelphia, one OF ue rTo
fessors IN The Unver,iiy oi Penn.
Ihe san lion and recommendation of many more of
the most eminent medical men migt be added, hut thr
above consds .d .uicent To apprse ev ~ pr"ctis
ing plysci u of the importance OF the preparatin-
sold at wholesale and rriaii hy Il J, sands rug
gss, No 70 and 100 Fulton street New YORK, and sod
oort II I; " u Dyer and Wardin, Bridgeport, ,'oun
! u mith & Co New haven; w hnll, Hartford, and
by The most respectable Druggists In the u - Price
| ~ l-2 cts. l'my zo'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02

Senator. Yes-a kind of incidental bre
| FL, which we cannot well see how to avoid.
Laborer And the laborers, Mr. Senator
Senator. Yes, the lsborers will get kind
of general benefit, which 1t is not very easy
to explain-but still, they tgiH knoO Il ehen 1t
comes.
| LaLorer. You don't suppose, Mr.. Senator,
that the benefit which the officers are To re-
ceive from the Sub Treasury bill is any rea.
son why they are all in its favor, do youy
| .Sennior. Oh, no by no means. They
are in its favor because It is for the good Of
The party. They don't want any thing from
il for themselves.
Lnborer. wish could bc little more
sariin about this reducing the price oil labor
being such good thing.
Senator. You must rely little on your
party-they will do every thing right.
Laborer Yes, | know that; but now, in
our town, neighbor Levenworth's factory is
stopped and all his hands are discharged.
used to got good wages, and money was
plenty; but now labor is down, nobody has
any employment. and cannot get sixpence.
Senator. tell you, ncighbor, you must
have confidence. 1t is a COED thing to have
labor down. can now hire man to work
in my garden next summer for eight dollars
month. instead Of sixteen, by which shall
make n clear saving of fifty dollars.
Laborer. But will that bo benefit to the
laboring man OTTO you?
!Sencior. II will be kind Of incidental
benefit to me, and kind Of natural conse
guence to him.
Laborer. cannot exactly see, Mr.. Sena-
tor, how labor is benefited by having wages
reduced one-half Some of our ne'ghbors
have n notion that the office holders are III
favor Of it because their salaries will then De
worth more than they are now.
/ Senator. 1t is certain that the thlng VIII
work so. But, then, it is only kind OF mc,'
dental benefit
Laborer. Bot don't you think they really
mean to benefit themselves at the expense
of the laboriDg classes?
Senator. Oh, no. They are highmind %
ed race of men, who would not do any thing
for themselves.
Laborr. But they always stick mighty
close to their Offices.
Senator. Yes-but they 60 for their prin-
ciples aud their party.
LaJorer. Their principles and their party
you must confess always lie on the same
rood with their own interests.
Senator. That may be-, but it is merely ac-
cidental.
Laborer. II may be so, Mr.. Senator, but
still can't exactly see why all the incidental
benefits should go to the office-holders, and all
the natural consequences, as you call them,
should operate to depress labor and dlscour'
age industry. Good morning, Mr.. Senator,
when have time ! will call and converse
urth, with you.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RHEUM.

IAII May 3, 1ej9
NTEss ~. A. ". 4 n. sand: b. d been nnlirru
wi with the sat Rheuin In its verest firm tr srv
rTaI years aud a times was ns bad an my hah"- hhu
on different paris at my bod as aim !" ~ prevent ~.
Attending To- business. had ~ ide use "t gfr" nun
her ~ different preparations without obtaining ooi t
e any b neit, aud became 80 much discoufasea 'ba'
resuivcd to u no more Gness could procure one
war anted 10 rGrr h~arins of your valuable remedy
went To Providence, u. H. and purchased Que d"zsn
of il, eonndeut that 81 II cur me cond dispose o'
hundreds &, boxes used IL. aud iinine dialely per
ctivrd that u benefited me, and after using " rev
weeks, was cured NINETY, aud my KIN was as " .
never bnd IL. 10 10 now about two year since was
cured aud since that time have been entire iree
from H. have since sold hundreds OF boxes ~ u h
S,y friends aud customers anhh n,s pee" u.ea VA"
almost un versgI success Ia every Instance One lndy
who called OIL for IL, had the conpa NJ SO bad "n
her face that could hardly bear to hook At her She
Rht one box aud In less than one week, she was
con ia ayeiy cur d. she used wo boxrs, wiich en-
trey cured her In short, such has been us suceo :
Ia caring diseases Of The sAin lh1 inn sn n,a n ao
those inin stice who snlilary nnPtd h' not e'
them know the peculiar beneht whch nave reeeh e",
aud which have known hand rd. o "'efs 10 receive
from the use of your valuable " hendy'
EDWIN ,RrER, Merchant, Fall River.
Ills with much satisfaction that the proprieors are
,bIs 10 Inv the nbovr cert dcae befre the Bile th
all mny and know th great benehl winch one ind-
yid ,n able Ia certify Ia havins received ~ nov
10 receive IT, IN the use "l thls va'nabie edc
Not only for all cum, hui for all other diseases oil
the in such as X ngwarm. Teter, 'ca ,'tad, Rar'
bels OF Lack on b Eczera, &C. this medicine u also
, c-rtan cure. The syrup OF Sarsap rllla II recon-
uend-d 10 be u ed with the Remedy NJ II tends 10 pl'-
rjfy ard throw ont from The blod aud system all the
my hunot come ted with the disease AID the
ION nf the Remedy externally Al The snne time.
eradicuus IL from The sy,tem. Nune!on Instance
have occuind where this course has effect cures ~
Inne wepk's time. Evry person afflicted with ihes
conp'anY in any form j. invited 10 make inmed ai"
use of this va liable m dcine. and get cured without
delay.
rrepared and sold by \. r. e. ID. Sands, 20 Fulton.
lN ~ corner OF Gold street n 100 Fulton, corner OF
William II. New York, and sold by nr. T.. r. itFI-
AID Newp IT, 4. L., aud by the most res!ec'ah'e
druggists III the u. y. irhe 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

We are informed that distinguishe d
friend Of Mr.. Van Buren, late an Al
derman of the City Of New York, who
has recently returned from tour through
the Southern and South Western states
speaks very despondingly oftho prospects
of The party. He dined with Gen. HAIR.
RIsoN at North Bend some three weeks
since. In speaking Of the General, and
the absurd stories that were put in cir
culation by the indscreet partisans Of
the Administration, the gentleman re-
marked that all the preposterous calum-
MES and impotent attempts to disparage
the services and character Of Gen. HAIR
RIsoN, were working to his advantage
throughout the Southern and Western
Country. Sir" said he, addressing a
political associate, "we may apply the
term granny imbecile, or any other
reproachful epithet to be found in the
vocabulary, to Gen. HARRIsoN but the
effort will be worse than useless. tell
you, and | speak from knowledge and
personal observation, that Gen. HARRi-
SON is a sound and able man, and that
his services and reputation are dear to
the whole country. There is much in
his past history to interest all who love
gallantry in the field and benevolence C
in private life. He has grappled the
entire West to his heart as with hooks OF
steel, and unless we can carry both New
York and Pennsylvania Mr.. Van Buren,
cannot be re-clected.-[ Albany Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02
WOOL CARDING, SPINNING, s.
MANUFACTURING.

'pNIIE public are respectfully informed, that
the subscriber will carry on the Ipoo'
CUding Spinning ,S Manufacturing business,
at the MILL, occupied by the late firm OF Gould
& Durfeo in port.mouih, and hopes his old
friends aud patrons in that branch Of the busi
ness, will favor him with their custom.
ISAAC +. DURFEE.
Portsmouth, April II, 1889.
N. B.-Ar,icles intended for either Of the
above Establishments NAY he left with Sanford
Almy, Little Compton WIN. Almy, Tiverton
!. Clifford, Bristol Ferry (; Underwood Carr,
Edward S,nnhope, or D. IL. Wilbour, Newport
and at u. Browns Hotel, Portsmouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02

The locofoco philosophy is to make every
thing subject OF rejoicing. The editor ol
The State paper says that, on the whole. he
is glad his party were defeated in New York,
because, if they had not been-something
else would have been "to pay" It was
pretty much so with old father Hodge, over
the mountain. His son Ben came in one day
and said
"Father, that old black sheep has got two
lambs"
"Good." says the old man, that's the
most profitable sheep on the farm"
But one on ems dead, added Ben."
"I'm glad on't," says tho father, "it'll be
better for the old sheep"
"Bnt 'tother's dead too" says Ben.
$50 much the better" rejoins Hodge
" she'll make grand piece of mutton in the
fall"
Yes-but the old sleeps dead too," ex
claims Ben.
"Dead dead what, the old sheer
dead!" cries old Hodge, "thats good, darr
her r!-she always was an ugly old scamp
[lh.Liieb,uy Peoples Press.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02

Important Discorery.-Capt. Chaun-
cy Treat, of East Hartford, has discov-
cred complete remedy against the can
ker worm, simply by encircling the aP-
pie tree at the surface Of the ground
with Scotch snuff. The writer Of this
article has examined the trees on Capt.
Treats premises, and found the circle
Of snuffcompletely fringed with thous-
ands Of dead worms. These trees were
all tarred, and where the snuff was US
ed no worms appearing on the tar, and
where the snuff was omitted the in
sects nearly covered the tar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02
Portsmouth, April 20, 1888.

NMTAR! WAR!! WAR The wig
w makers have declared bosliliies against
our ncighbor, DR.. Jayne, on account Of his
HAIR ToNIc, which is knocking all their bnsl-
ness Into a " cooked hat" Ladies and gentle
men, old and young, are hocking to the Doctor'r
standard. Heads long divestcd Of even the first
rudiments Of hair, after using his Hair Tonic,
soon appear with new and flowing locks, which
Absaom himself might hnve snvied. Beardless
boys are seen with large and bu-hy whiskers
aud ladies' smile again through their own raven
ringlets, more beautiful and bew itching than ey-
er. Bald heads are doiIng ,hoir wigs and throw
ing them TO tho " Inoles and the bats while
tho wig,nakers stand nghast as they behold the
demolition Of their business.
What will be the consequence or this war wo
know not, ~ the wggies ara outrageous, aud the
Doctor remains firm. and declares that some
things can be done al. we'll as Others" and that
BALD utADs mny us well wear thoir own hair
~ that Of other people. It can he had at No.
20 South Third street. - Ipstkiy Messenger.
The above il for sale in this town by Mrs
ANNA NJ EDDY. Franklin street, 3 doors East
Of the Custom House. tjan 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02

PoL,cx OFFICE, Nyw YoRK.-.4ssauH.-
Mr.. Jonathan Thompson, of No. s3 Beekman u
street, complained at the Police Office, that
yesterday, while he was passing through
Wall street, and within a few steps of the
Manhattan Bank, Robert White, late Cashier
Of the Manhattan Bank, came behind hin, land
'si,hout the slightest provocation, struck him
a heavy blow with cane OF the back, anoth-
or under the ear and third on his head,
from which his hat had fallen off, and that
White was about tn repeat his blows, when
Mr.. Henry Hayward and others seized him
and prevented him. On this complaint, a
warrant was issued for Robert White, and
he was arrested and held to bail to answer
the charge, in the sum of $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02
JUST RECEIVED.
"A fresh supply Of Me Joilo,cing
VALUABLE
aoatent Me1tttneS, &c.,

VIZ:
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
lays Linimsnt for the Piles.
Oldr,lge's Balm Of Columbia for promoting
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oil--f0r do do.
Mrs. Gardncr's Balsam Of Liverwort, for colds
and coughs.
Browns Kreosoie and Gall Tooth ache drops
MOorc's Essence Of Life.
Whi,weII's Liquid Opodeldoc.
Volatile Aromatic SnuH.
Carpenters Extract Sarsaparilla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees N l. Bilious Pills.
Thompson's kreosoto and Gall Tooth ache
Drops.
Doct. Kingley's Pills.
Alahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Liniment.
Relics Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthnatic Pills.
liinckley's Remedy for Pes.
Aromatic Tooth Pale.
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
Universal Corn Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, SO.
DIR. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DR.. Thompson's rooth-ache Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds, asthma, SC.
Lees Windham Biliou. Pills, SC SC SC.
For sale by
r. r. HAZARD,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Mar The Court House, .Ntwpor II. L.
April IS, 1882
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-02

.Nsic Census.-A Census Of the Uni
ted States is to be taken the present year.
1t is to be on more comprehensive plan
than heretofore; as by the late act OF
Congress for taking the census of 1910,
the President Of the U. S. was directed
to cause the statistics Of the country,
relating to Agriculture, Manufactures
Mines, Commerce, SC, to be collected
also statistical information relating to
Educate