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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

CAY g. BENTLEY ofrerfor sale A, uot,y,pv loo
- nrccsl JET and blue black French aud FnrHsh Ron
uA-' l'i aul nlue black Italian Grape, while rose a..
I9loIca rene Grapes; black, white rose and blu,
Que n'irs hsrccus black Gro dc Rhine. Go 5e 40
s'f" de- '-icrs and Gro 10 Richmond
= .tauaN Assoritucutof Plaid, Glass and Chino gUFs
~ le ' esi lar' styles; Chine Hdkfs Scaffs shaws and
htes' lini-ouc new style white and black Wells s,it
coIoi aus richly dgurei Baz0rns a new and bard,,,r,
arig for ladies' dress, hemsitc he'd needle vork
n'LI, Inen rambric Htkts; cambuc anI musin Firc
rA l1~tHing mrsNu and lawn Bands. Tuffntqi Cane
tltuE Wors muslin tapes and Collars: great variefy o..
~. - siN ~ ives and Mis handsome cap and bonn In
H,, ,an ,nI l5igsls tg, LcEhorn, Tuscan and straw
b9nugs new gye silk Bonds ami wash BLONDE Lace for
ape Inrcsd lace EiEng and tnsettnr: Cotton Csnbrr
NOOK, Null ~ So aui Csmbrtc Muslin Furniture I'M
uIcNr .ai.n, French painted Muslin Lawns and Chinr
laI Llucu Lawns y 6snI ~ ifsh sncctnr: birds evo
anI 'oie 'iopsr and tamask Table C'oths brown ana
icnLsr Pais Apron and Furniture Check; PLAID Cotton
hNi-' Vans sun shades. Plrisols, s'e. ETC. m
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs
DOUBLE AND SINGLE GUNS RIFIEa n
4 NAVE go hnuf very extensive assorifoepf ID n 20
NH, PERCUSSION Taps and sporting Tackle Of siI kin s
wNrH 'm determined 10 sell 60 Country De,iers a. 49,
reduced prices, ''r cash. rios TYRER -
mA . Importer and Manuficturcrof Guns e
CHOICE WINES,
At
l.. OUTLAWS
MALAGA Wines Brown ans Pale sherry Wines. A.,
- Nflfa Wlne. Pnu Wines. Nuscu Wines Chanparra
m VIC .urs 1rautss White Wines CIaret Wine FreTrI
,otda Ike Perfect Love, Auuscttc Rose Cordial Eau a.
VII, 'lrraco', Fine Apple Liquor. &C.
ALSO,
Philadelphia AMI tcnlon Porter. ant Champ.so. cid.,
L. DUHkIN
'NT Fuu1rn above h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
ATTENTInN- NimI.ERs

GARLIC. CHEAT, COOKIE, AND BUSTING SCREEN
WOVEN WIRE, FOR MERCHANT MILLS. sc.
NNll-ON BALDERSIuN would respectfully inform
w M'tE auI others. That Dee s prepared 20 execute
ne usual. a his Wire aud sieve WsfChCusc No. Lizht
street Wharf Garlic Cheat. C1rs' and pJstur screen
Wire NJ superior quality aud al reduced prizes.
Tie al-' mtkcs. sod has hand tsis Time large
Assortment or Stoves, Eiirs auI sirTt suitable uI Corn
Coal, orc, Rye, Cookie. Meal a. which De will Iispuse
"a The Town and Count ytraic az Iow prices
Orders tor any Of the above ARTICLES viii uC received and
Forwarded al heretofore, by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

HEUMATISM AND GOUT.-The Indian We.
~ Ecisblc fills are most extraordinary etcue for
the cure Of Rheumatic and Gout because they only
cleanse TIE stomach and bow els Of those morbid humoTt
which, 10 taken into The circulation aud thrown upon the
Wcntauc ADD muscle, The cause Of the above Painful
maaics but they excite tho absorbent vessels take up
that which Is already dcpUstCj therefore. absolutely
certain O" mako perfect cure Of Rh,lnaaa an aout
single % cent baE % said lulAn Vegetable Pills, will
oicu -ve Tie apsi ast0usnF relief; aud perseverance
According O" directions, will DO certain 10 drive pain Of
every desc FIi0n tnIuthr body.
The Indian Vegetable Pills al,s all and m,rayc dgcs.
ron ami purity tho blood, therefore gys hea and
Sgsr the whole frame Ne DIVE rIin OF very de-
srtyusu frUMfh body.
frcsH supply u the above Pills iu-t rccs ac and for
s1le N BIsTAtE a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
PLOUGHs PLOUGHs PLOUGIIsUI

Mrs. r. n. pNIE
IENuTRS hrt grateful 1rkuuw gucuis 10 her frens
u aud customers inr the liberal patronage she has re-.
rCvc anil 1cVuaus them sIF issf 90 home with ucrcas
81 cprs tp continuance of favor. having fur
uiscd an assortment which or variety quality and price
may vic with an other iu iIr city. consisting Of
HIc black tuI Buy other cu'urrI figured SILKS
Nrwcst syieof Ch,loy lrI fancy musins
Prints oi various patterns and quaitcs, from s toc
pcryard
Shawis ~ every description
Fine R1mtazncs. sstfrcu. Cloths ami Cassmcrcs
large assortment uf Linens
lhrt al cambria hIEfs and linen Cambria
Handsome thread Edcrgs aud iuscriIugs
Cambria 90 DO
beautiful French worked Collars
Fringe for curtains
Newest fashion gcufcmcus stocks collars and hoa1tns
DO Do crsyats and hdkfs
great variety 81 Hosiery. silks. WOODEN and COLON
Newcs' style Ribbons taccs SC
ladies and gcnilemcnsGoyos, SIX, leather aud wooleH
Together with variety Of fancy ARTICLES tedious 10
enumerate but which VII be found highly worthy 81 AZ
tenuon-a on the usual liberal erms-onY and see
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

IOHN WRIGHT, respectfully Informs lie inns Uf
~ iauts Of Richmond and E vicinity that having taken
nc store on Main street, lately occupied - Messrs South.
sorfmcn ~ Fancy Dry GnU1a sud from bis long crrHru
The come ton be has In New York he will always be rns
hniin nlor every thing now and fashionable AZ
fng following comprises few Of The leading articles
FRENCH EMbROlDEViEs Cares. CuI1rs. Clury.
Gus, thCmt sctcs &c trimmed amt unframed. swiss En-
pfnlcrCi SnAwIs, trimmed and un.fimmrd aud with fn.
E"s, Embroidered Robes anI -pcurcrs, MIsus, Insert
iu--, EiEIugs ans tlnuucinEs, Infants Waists, &c.
SuAWLS. ~CAHFS, dc-Rt-n Churr shawls s-lffs
ani HING. Plain BLACK m Cuourct DO o.. Black and
LINES CAMBWCK uANDKERCG1IEFs.- Rich Elm.
hr0iiorcI Revere llHEfs trimmed with lace. ErI I'm.
ar1icIciRcycirr llikls uurimusd. Rich PLAIN Rrvcre.
THREAD LACEs Am EDGINC7-Ensish POM.
Brussels anti NlenrcuCs Point &c Paris and Isir Lace
iuE.i BIC. lIrr1L Lace tapcs collars 1udCudt
NETS ANp QuItI1NGS Wire Ground anil Rrusscf..
Pnin anil figured yOus srut Huston Gupcire and FiI
UusIERY kND GioyEs VIM. AMI Bi.es Ribbed
silk tI1sr anil halt Hose. WHIc AMI Black EmbrHtrtr
SID llos, sni bali Glosc wrr ans Pain siE Hoe ini
hrriicrci Cotton Hose; White Linen Thread Plain AMI
pqcn Work Whfc iie'c Thread, Plain sod Open wott.
Mems Brown anil Mixed Hose AMI half IIosc ladies ana
Gcursurn's Black, While srT Coiourrd KidGnves. I1
ln. SIX G.oycs, Lli cs Black sni White Fct Gloves and
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss n.slcg lawn, Book Null Jsccouct Cambria, Cor
rlncy srpcisni Checked swiss an Cambric Nusins
Hue White. Pink snJ straw, TsrIetcn Nusuns. new
and hcauuful fricc ipr shawls AND Dresses.
Corded u.uies, striped anl Figured Wint1v MYsips.
Lusns, Lawns aud Diapers.
sa,n p,m.ss Clohs hon ! to 10 quarter, with DoyHos
Brown satin plmssk Aprons new article.
S iN4 and ~ Linen Shcetings.
ToTels u aodHuekuhucEs, and Nerpo Covers. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
J. BRANNAN K CO.'S
Old DOMINION CLOTHING sTou

Adjoining John E1rlcy's Union Coffee House. and
X. II. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main 81
M would embrace This opportunity and tncft,.t NJ
w milking % known 10 the citizens M Richmond it- g.
SIy an ne nc, tatwc constantly keep On hand pt.
luA w a knd aud moro especially for the current ami an
preaching Seasons, which will scIIat reduced prc ~
,a. Wrr0slccuuly Invite an fD coll ami inTpcrt o1r
s",E whether they want ic goods or not All ro,s s,i
W pI ,a, .o no please incvcry respect may bcrcurncd
NJ goods warranted .y,g o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

Ihu subscriber is constantly
lfcccC.ving supplies Ium the
above makers, the superior
quality Of whose Instruments, 10
All rgsgrtts, IS IuJ ackuuwleir.
Icd hy dailJ increasing demand
IfUr them.
To those not already acgBaiut.
"tl wiihtIesc instruments II may
GOT bc supcTfiUOus Co say thai.
they are made with partiCularIc.
ard o. keeping ia fuup, tan ob.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
w"T IN, sA y 4, Tdb62 I, s1HAW cur

'I'IlE subscribers are prepared furnish AUIuIics'
Il Wheat Fans. Having boon fully tested. uuugcCs.
srfF Oh any thing iu commentator Of them. Prices
rom ~ fu9O
W. would urge upon TIC farmers Of Virginia amt North
tItuUI fn give tH'T PnrVhE tti, being persuaded that
They vii more ihtu sustain ihc- hiEl reputation These
Ppurls have received premiums n almost rvary stale in
thcm hc premium. Those who have examined pronounce
thomthc most perfect Implement - tho Sind offered
i'r sale iu tie -outnhuT be- tn those who have tried them
That We with rouhantr rCicr luI having sold between
and 100, think that sufficient opportunity ha4 been a.
ven i1 ful iIct detects, % they had any. Their Plough
castings made of several different kinds Of metal COM
hnc for The double purpose Of making theta hard and
tough.
The price Of these implements arc ne low II not "a ttc
be- Ia ytTuaIt|s rDUHI fgr4t.f '''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
,iNsURANCE AGAINST FIRE.

~ l,nuonI tc Association arc prepared fp insure
lnE9 in The Guy of Richmond sr5irst g-g az g., w.
'f "nlh' most bvorshlc terms Application t1 be- made
or,inhisabscucc. 10 ''''' '''7'''"' ". IN
ial &. ~. HYDE, Vice, p,csrdc,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

O. ono horse Plough
AZ DO large size 60
a. Three horse do
A3l - Large size d.
(. Pour horse DO
CulrvalDrs
Corn Shelters
7. Two horse Plough
Pc ~ Large size DO
O. side h.Il used also flr dItchng)
2 large size DO
Sw1r Plough
Hand Cuiuvl'urs, f'r gardens
Straw Cutters
Thr7c Last articles tCoTn shelters aud Straw Cuusts, We
intend fn er az price low t' induce every Planter
who hIs any use f1r ono, fH purchase.
We keep constantly ON htni largo good assortment
olcasiuEg of The same superior metal.
gives Ua pleasure tn show our pCmcnts even should
We DO fo unfortunate as not in effect sale.
GKEITER A. PEAKE,
Groccrs and Commirsnn Merchants
lu 10 doors below the Bell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
NOTICE.

" Porsons ircebo,l % the ate Grrn OF Grah-m .
CendennnE are Gcsisd n make Immediate pay.
hrut o me o. the rcspects- sIs due that nm alone
am aethoIzci 10 Tesesc the debts due or b. settle the
Claims Que HCll T. va AkCHER Any
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
READY nApE SoEEiMs, AND UNDER

HE nb-r, In ORDER d,spcps. the hardest
days abor Of the week, tIe sabbath, Gas very
frequently the and afford those lsink out Of h.
cD better opportunity OF having their deceased hen,-
more GecCnty buried has drsrntuef keep Coins and
Shfous white Vests aud PanAIOou.. Of all sizeA ready
IA de OF the ness materials OIksn-hip Not being
hurried IN making them, 10 generally tho Na-n
they are 10 be made after they oreTed but having
tasen special pa Ds, and devoted much tune a. an
usual 'hey are finished ia very suI@Or style Persons
Shz IN me country having 10 send the sizes, viii please
De very exact IN taking the making allow
whatever as that should 10 left 10 the undertaken.
neal Funeral HeaT,e, with gentle horse and caref
driver furnished al the shortest notice,
prOnpi personal attention given. Charges moderate.
JOHN TURPIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
CHARLES STEBBINS.
IL street, Shockoe Hill, opposite Swan Taverr
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

'IIINN' NIst"N MD OIEENNWNEE.
AN now in receipt Of my cntTc STOCK of srnnr Good.
atN would invite the attention Of merchants uotu the
country as well rs the city trade Most Of my patterns of
EaThcnwAic entirely new, and u4y stock OF Class 4.
very extensive All Oi which offered on the most be
O.. terms Tor cash or 10 punrtuaI custoEl.Ts
iALtI-mLAI anrnLIum nlIN 10 IlrkIns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

The dwelling house a. the south eastern corner
6!vS OF aud :t Streets ant the sma u wooden house
IisiT the south western corner OF and sh streets
=sf@Hstl Apply 10
I, p F& w ANDERSON & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

4" And possession given on the LIST Of July next
ETYsfS comfortable family residence on Shockoc HI
kiasid 10 desirable neghbourhoOd For terms appb
CbPERTON q CRUMP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

INOR HIRE. ior tho remainder Of the year a FRS
rate PREssMAN Tor tobacco iactory-ihc same mai
has been accustomed 10 work farm, and would On
svsr for either purpose-uppy al Mr. BACON TATE'
once. m2i-ft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

"a Inc subscribers having Leased The store for.
ftffvi merry occupied By Messrs- Davenport d AL, n,
HsiH aud situated on Cary street, between l4th and
l5ih' ant imulcds Icly opposite Mr :. ;. Saun.
era Tobacco Factory, will very low rate the
ne which they now occupy, from lily TO the end
] me year JNO. x. TRIPLErr a son
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09
SIRNNoYND P1NWDTo

ny AIRS. ABDY.


"ln all losses, I would have Il double prospect :
gard 10 what have lett. IL mHy be IN my loss That
may fnd benefit. may be rid with IL of II trouble,
snare, or danger ~ Owen Feliham.
What hast thou lost the early spring OF youth,
The season trash wishes, ieyerish dreams,
Vain iolles ending Ia regret and ruth,
Joys and Affections known In wild extremes.
What hast thou gained the feelings cun 1nd snge,
The tranquil haven Of mnturer ages
Thy bark Of life no more is tempest tossed,
Then weep not for the phanioms thou hnsI lost.
What hast thou lost Thy stores Of shining gold,
The means 10 dazze with gay pomp Thy eyes,
To mock Thy ears with batteries ialse and cold,
And cheat thy senses with Llse luAuries.
Earth's gIitiering baubies hay ut thy control,
Yet wert thou slowly pcrng Thy soul
Now vanished Is thy weaih--ihy projects crossed
Thy power TO tread temptations maze Is lost
What hsst thou lOst the guests whose wit begued
Thy mirha. hours whose presence crowned The feast
Who sought and praised thee while thy fortunes smiled
Aud ien thee when their niinl blaze had ceased.
True friendship rests not on the drossy hoHrd-
IL seeks the iowly roof the frugal board
Now hast thou purchased wisdom AT cheap cost,
Thy friends thou hast reganed-thy haItcrers lost.
What hast thou lost oh, caust thou ever lose
The boon that long ago for thee WAS woni
Turn thee from LIES poor sanities, aud muse
On the dear mercics of Gods blessed son.
Not IN the gulse Of power on enrih lie came
lie dwelt In pOyeriy, neglect aud shame;
OH thy rebel thoughts by hun eugrossed,
Couidst thou thus m"urn the nOtlnss thou hast lost?
Thy wealth with all its anxious care has n0wni
False sycophants no more proiane Thy hearth,
Tho calm at holy quiet II thy own.
.tsd ihou shouldst rise each earthly Ill above,
Dwelling none upon u 5avior's love,
Who lett the starry skies and heavenly host
10 save the sinful aud redeem the lOsi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09
INDUSTRY AND PERsEyERANCE

We give below an extract from Burnap''
lectures, TO which we invite the attention d
young men.
When you have sufficient intelligence tc
perceive what you ought To be, and JUICY
ment enough 10 discern what you may be
and decision enough to determine whnl you
will be, the next Indispensable qualities IL
success are industry and perseverance. La.
Dor is the universal law, law in which al
who have their fortunes 10 make, that is, ali
the young aud enterprsfng, ought especially
10 rejoice. Labor Is the grand magician,
which is secretly conveying the good thing,
Uf tins world from hand 10 hand, While man
kind look on aud wonder how il is done.
Who now possesses the wealth and the high
places of the land? Mainly those who la
bored for them hard aud long. From whose
hands are they impercepuby gliding FroH,
those who are too indOent 10 keep them. II
Is incredible what mere industry VIII accom-
plish. In this world 0! toll, had almost
said that it Is the prime requisite. IL Is won
derful what deception turks under few
common words aud Phrases IN our language.
"What fortunate man" we hear The world
eXcldim; when they see man hourlsllng IN
his business.-ln nine cuses out oi ten, the
very term is a ha,terlng uuctlon, which the
indolent or uncnterprlslng man Is laying 10
his soul, that the only difference bet"ec"
him and his successful nelghbor, is that Of
luck. In innjonty Of instances he may at
venture substitute IN the place o. fortunate,
Industrious. lie may venture to say before
he examines the case, that the cause of sue
cess is the same as was observed Of julius
Cesar, "llc always succeeded, because he
left nothing undone which could secure sue.
cess"
'Let not tie young man repne at the law
Of labor. and the inevitable and lncxorabIr
necessity Of personal excrtion, which 1t I'M
poses upon him. II is the most favorable
thing 10 those Who have their way to make ~
this world, and is among the favorable cir.
cumsances by which .hey were surrounded.
II is the great agrarian law, which IN man
her levels all distinctions, aud gives The poor
man an Inheritance IN this world more Ger.
lain, though not So extensive as the rch in
his own talents, faculties, and capacities :
by making all welfare and acquisition depend
on labor all mankind arc provided for, and all
moBopolles are in effect done awav."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09
LUNA Hd HAIR.
OFTHE HEAD AND
HAIR.

Strnnre " th1 prtsOus ~ he attend rely IN -
sunI' 81 all -, - baths &c siou,d urpieci IN 'hd
thr hnir--thr mrst 'ss utiI-ihe most rYpused-- ia
lie most beautiful Wheu prop W cared for at a. 'hc
ritts ut the atuf. rfieCt hee may " j." sept "l
hdru n srut with certainty that the hair cannot
fan out by the Of he alm 0f COLUMBIA. Ladies,
wIll you, toilet wit out hi, ari'le! an.
wer raTles~ly. No. n uu In. ONE tri ud cNpr-
ieErcd Us pu ift ug I'll, ts-i.s sweet pc irme.
huudtd huic =, have beeu put Tor II on tht crcdii
or ths--jhr only irttnr ouly rr liy valuab article.
\ mass Of e .timp from all classes tu these fact.
l. From the Roston ChIouice e, Jan. 10.
! Owe se~ by IN advertisement IN another cot nm
! hat 'rs-Ts. u.,thr gruts Tor ldrdEe .
ia N e oumha, have drpuirs ~ Bo-ton uud isr
" he eve know - lady utt is city wluSe hIiT was
nea ~ eoue So to- eNpu.e rttr ~ h. pheno "pica
devei mruts, viii IT, considering that thcy bctui en
I'd mot amiah = Il -pnsitiun, was not IN al u wy
uniu tuuate Never hciess she u.ouTued the loss
locks hat he had Nuru, aud, ailera year fruiils
.sot IT, mi-ca led tr.tutaiives. pufcI aSed. some
months since. buttle iva of Old idgr'. Bat
aud -he hns iinglets ~ rich prot glossy ~
OF inveu bla' kuess, We re mol puErE u"n' ui TIE
nOdity ha- brcH sent To- u, abd, tnde d, We dt
not want any, Tor thotrh We wrtr hllgcd ~ weat
W & yrrrago, We have nuw. t'fougli is vutuc, h'i
enOu. u, aud ot u passable qnnltiv, ~ ou' own.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09
BARRETT,S
Ola AsalurM DDe Dotss

80 CornhiH, corner Of Fr ankhn 3ren-
ne, Boston,
a Il this establishment, OF 81 years experience
"A the pyring aud finishing Of the following
goods Is done III the best manner and at the
shortest notice-yiZ:-
Broadclotls, Silk & Cotton Velvets,
CasSlneres, Worsted Cords,
Salns, Camel's Hair,
Lustrings, silk Cotton Shawls
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons, sc. sc.
Also, Ladies aud Genilemen's GAR
MENTS, Of every description Cleanses and
glazes Furniture ,-cleanses Garments, Carpets,
Bed blankets, &C. Fuls, Shears, Dyes and
Dresses in the best manner, Broadcloths, Cassi-
meres, Satinetts, &c.
/ MlLDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods Of all kinds.
| Dye Woods rasped and ground and Medicines
pulverlZed.
Silks and Silk Dresses Wa,ered in the be,
manner
\ Plain Silks, Sdiins and Velvets, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style.
agent for receiping Goods Mt .NeWport
Mr. x. b. KlNSLEY. March Z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09
For Newport and Providence,

Until further notice
SasEG5k,.-fs7 the Mail stage will leave
GS{s5JssfN:5gAS Providence for Warren
s>Hss1-- ;------.sssa-,5 Bristol, and Newport
every morning Sundays exceptcd.) at nine
o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive in Newport at two
o'clock +. NJ A Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
rem, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. aud arrive in Provi.
dence at 2 o'clock p. NJ, III time to take the
Stonngton Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, and the Stages for Woonsockct aud
Coventry. This is the most direct and cxpe.
diouS route between Providence aud New.
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be pald
10 render the ride as comfortable as possible.
The coaches are in good ordcr-good horses
and careful aud obliging drivers. There is
now new hnrseboat at Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more expeditions
and pleasant than formerly.
Extra horses and coaches furnished in
either place AT short notice.
Books kept in Providence at the Manufac
lurers and Franklin Hotels; at Coles in
Warren, and a, Jones' in Bristol, and at lIaz-
ards and Towusends, Newport
G. r. KlNNlCUTr, Providence,
3 MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
J. CHADWICK, Rlisol, prietors
JOHN q. WEAVER, Newport,
Nov. 10. 1910,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09
WARDS
VEG Table HAIR OIL

ynNiIlS Vegetable Oil possesses the peculia
IL property, so long sought for in other oils,
bet sought in vain, of re- producing new grow ih
Of hair on heads totally bald.
So great are its nourisling properties,
which it readily imparts to the roots Of the hair,
that itrequres hut short time 10 produce new
growth, and few applicationsto check that ial-
ling OF the hair which so often occurs, especially
after sickness. 1t prevents tho hair from turn
ing grey, and when it begins to turn, may be
easily checked and restored to its natural beau
~, by imparting new life and vigor. This oil
is patronized 10y Queen Victoria, Prince Albert,
and the whole Royal Family, by the Medical
Faculty. the Clergy, sc. No Lady who ha.
ever used this oil will dispense with il. Young
Gentlemen will find this oil to produce bcauii.
(ul growth Of whiskers in very short time.
From the Royal College Of Physicians of Ha-
rama. Feb. 90, 1888.
"DR. T.. A WARD, having proved TO this
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil OF
his composition has the property ofcausing the
growth hair and preventing its fall by fortify.
ing the decayedpart, itht effects oIthearomatc
ingredients which have been found in it's com.
position by the Chemist Don Francisco Suarez, }
we hereby authorize its use, not us "A specific,
but as a good and useful remedy for persons re
quirng it, whose hair il in d state o decay from
sickness or other causes.
Signed by JG.e S:,,,.' br5"al' n, g..Ia NJ D, ;.
Witnessed by
Cuystano Ponton, Notary Public.
The above testimonial Of the goat efficacy
aud valuc of Ward. Hair Oil, was given the pl
prieior BY the Royal College Of Physicians nj
Havana, and TO those who arc acquainted with
the extreme rigdness Of the medical police ol
Havana, it speaks volumes; il is conclusive.
| CAUTION The great demand for Wards
Oil has induced many 10 counterfeit IL. None
is genuine unless it las n treatise of thirty two
pages round each bottle, with rcd Ny ylographic
Label and blue Vigneue centre. Prepared by
T.. a. WARD, ~. D., New York. aad no othe'
place. General Depot aud wholesale office, ss
barclay street, New York.
For sale by d.. n. n. HAZARD,
Solo Agent for Newport.
Sign ofihe Greet Mortar.
Newport, IS 27,h, isAJ.- ly.