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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

NOTICE.
oUBLiC notice is hereby given that Asa B. Robinson of
Bath in the County of Lincoln, Trader has assigned to
the subscribers all his stock in trade and all his other proper
ty, not by law exempt from attachments for the benefit of all
his creditors; and three months allowed all creditors
to become parties to said assignment.
EBEN'R cLAfP, Assgnees'
Faith, March 18th, ls4l. 3m5
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

FLOUR.
AAa BARRELS prime Ohio Flour, now landing from sch
@tOO Star from New Orleans, and for sale by
March 49, I3,v5l) JSJ ROBINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

BATH ACADEMY.
NHlSS H. T.. CHURCH. will commence her Spring Term
Ni Monday, March 22d. Terms and Instruction as
usual
Bath, March 9Th ls4l. lw5I
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

10 tha hoHoraese Nathaniel froo" Esquire, Judge Of Probate
'ctta and fer The Coaaty Of Lincoln.
- ESPECTFULLf represent Robert Spear and Ellen Spear
~ Executors of the last win and Testament of George
spear late of Bowdonham in said County, deceased hal
the personal Estate Of the said deceased sufficient BY
the of three hundred dollars answer Just dehs
which he owed therefore pray that they empowered
and licensed to sell much Of the Real Estate of the said
deceased may be sufficient the said sum with in
cidental charges. ROBERT SPAR
ELLEN SPEAR. :
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18
Ii. T.. SAWYER.

ATTORNEY AT L.4V,
R0WDOINHAM, Me.
h. s., mil attend the "a Courts Cumberland Lin
eon and hennec coaes anu 'oR attend exclusively tie
business Of his Profession ~ ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

STONE WARE.
A GOOD assortment just received and for sale by
n G. W. HOLMES.
bath, March ls 3w5l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

BOOK 8 JOB PAINTING, dOnO at this oilioo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

JEREMIAH MJILAY,
DEPUTY SHERIFF, CONSTABLE AND CORONER,
BOWDOLNH.9H, LineOt, County, Me-.
All precepts sent by mail will receive prompt attention.
March II ISL If 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-18

Hon. V Wi,,an p r Pss,95 h's Portland
Hon. SAMUEi GRAY, B0wdoiaklm, Ne
y. G. BAILEY, ESQ.,. Bath, Ne.
WALES HI BnARp, Esq, ! r.,
WrllrAn TnoMAs, ESQ. East TA0maston.
MRssRs. GR.ELv Il GuiLp Merchants, Boston, Mass
Rowdonhanl, March. l3fl. tfaa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

We publish in our preceding columns, communica-
lion which appeared time since from The pen Of
Professor Webster, Of Harvard University, In relation
the chemical nature. safety &c Of tho oil which has of
late, been so much substituted for sperm, 40. Ia giving
place 10 that communication, II is proper To remark
that there nrc any well-nlornod scientific persons,
who do not agree with Professor w. Ia regard TO the
danger obo ~pprohendod from burning the "Camphen
OIL" 30 called They believe IL To bo in the hands Of
careful PERSONS, safe any other article for light
Ing roosto say nothing Of iis vastly superior proper
ties. over every thing else, in oGording q clear and
beautiful light. We hope some one fully acquainted
with the subject, will review the communication OF
Professor Webster aud give US all the that pos
sbly be had the subject since of the Insu-
rance companies have thought proper to compel their
pnrons on pa of losing their insurance in of fire.
to rcnouncc this, ms IL IL scknow ledged TO he, most
valuable Improvement over the common sperm or whale
OIL in the production Of light, both in point of brancy
nnd economy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

TIE STATE lIoUsE The Represen-
tativcs Chamber in the State House in
this place, though not entirely finished,
is SO far completed us TO admit Of the
Legislatures holding its present session
there. 1t is truly magnificent Room,
and will confer lasting credit upon the
Committee under whose superintendent nee
it was improved. When we have more
time and space wo,will endeaver TO give
a description Of it. The Senate Chamber
has also been greatly improved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
FAIRY BANK COTTAGE
AT THE REACH

vENIIIS Cottage has recently been fitted up
T. for lee Creams, and other x, ifuslmenls
for the accOmmoda ion # Ladies and Gcnlle.
men, visiting the Beach Tor the purpose oi
Bathing and PronenadIng along The FAIRY bank
to enjoy iha beautiful sca breeze. They viii
always find this beautiful summer day retreat,
we'll supplied with the best Ice Creams, Com
dictionary, Pastry, Fruit, aud all the cooling
streams that generally flow at such an ostab-
lishmcnl. over this establishment is a large
airy room, commanding an extensive view oi
the ocean, beach, and surrounding country
| This room is intended a sitting room for La
dies and Gcntlomcn for Ice Creams and other
REFRESHMENTS
| iE- Families wanting Ice Creams, or any
Jtbcr article IN The Confectionery Line, can be
supplied AT reasonable rate by leaving their
orders at tlo fauy Bonk Cotiage, or at the
store of the subscriber, directly opposite the
Post Office, where lhoy will tnd "A great assorl-
mcnt Of Confectionery, at wholesale and re-
tail, together with great variety of TOYS
Fancy Goods, Fancy Baskets, Cradles, Carlia
yes, and host Of other articles too numerous Ia
mention. Il. STACY, Jr.
Newport, June l6, 1915.
e., TRAINER CLOTH, for sale by
- III. SEsSIONS.
JUNE IL.
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D z A r n 8 I.

In this town, the 18th inst. Anna Elizabeth, dnugh
tor Of Samuel VI. Neil, ESQ Of New York. aged seven
wears aud months
! In Providence, on the 18th lust, Mrs sarah Ann
wife OF Mr. David Burbank, and daughter Off kingmnn
Esd OF Medbury, n. H., ngsd 20 Years aud months
same day. Mr. LLOYD Sutton in the 31h year oi MS hge
TN the 18th inst, in the 20h wear o her age hIs Iu'
" Minturn, wife of Mr. Lloyd Mnturn, and daughter OF
Richard X Randolph ESQ Of this town. On the goth
inst Susnn NJ. WightnInn. wife al John NJ RAINING oi
Providence, formerly Of this town. III the 32d year o'
her age. - x,,,,
In New Bedford, on the 18th inst, Mrs CIarlnda
Cummings, wio Of Mr.. David Cummings, nnd danghicI
Of Mr. Gideon Peckham, Of Mddlctown, X. l., aged 20
years. g.,
In New York, the 9Th inst amer long nnd paniu'
illness Mrs Hannah g. Juyne wife Of d. David Jayne,
Hged 40 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
PORT OF NE w PORT.
CLEARED.
18th, sch Fulcrum, Winchester, Boston.
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, June 18th Arr sehs Morning Star Nicker-
son, In konnebcc, kendu keng Nicholns, In Bangor
Palestine, Stevenson, I'm Philadelphia.
SATURDAY, June l9th.-AT. brig Exile, (Br Csrd,
hn Providence Tor Windsor, NS.
sahr Geo. Warren, Foster, I'm Bridgeport, c. Tor
Cherry field.
sloops Rising Sun, Presby, I'm Taunton FORM Bedfd
Flora, Banker, I'm New Bedford Tor Warren.
SUNDAY, June 2Oih.-Arr. brig Cabinet, i.awion, I'm
Proyide lur Wilmington, No.
schs Emperor, shores, im Taunton for Norfolk Eui-
.rni, Br Ihlland, fm Piciou for market.
sloops Ricnz, Heath, I'm Providence Tor New York
Henry Gibbs, Gibbs. fu Hartford tor Fall River New
York, Mason, I'm New York lor Providence; iludson
Winslow, I'm New EediDrd Tor do.
MONDAY, June 2lsi.-Arr. sch Pioneer, Moore, from
Gohlsborough or this port aud Fall River.
TUESDAY, June 22d.-Arr. sch Ohio, OF this port late
OF bailnors smiley, day. I'm Baltimore, with wood.
sch Pcnrl Pcurce, I'm Bristol Tor -.
TUESDAY, June 22, arrived nj Wickhrd, schr Reaper
Mclaughlin, IL day from Salt Key, Turks Island, with
2j9 bushol, salt To Alfred Is. Cdndssy.
June llih ni. 30 43 ion. ~, 20 spoke brig susan &
Jaue, - days from Portland fr Havana. 18th, Saip
Panama, Fall River l6 months, GOO bbls bound East
50, 4j Ion az IA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

Ds- We have not yet had the pleasure Of visiting the
FAIRY BANK CoTrAos" but If report speaks true, IL
is most delightful retreat IN hot day, lsr thoss who
repair TO our charming Beach to enjoy the ree e,hing
ocean breeze II is n'ted up in Gen. stncys noatest
siylc-and every body knows that the General is not
oUTRASKED on the score OF neatnessand is well sup
Piled will be noticed in his advertisement, with the
chest Ice Creams, DICTIONARY, Pastry, Fruit nd all
tho cooling streams that generally now such all es-
tub ishInent."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

VNAKES this method to inform the public
4 that he has now on hand, and is con-
stan,ly manufacturing, a BAKER, which has
been proved beyond doubt to cook IN hall
the time, and in style not surpassed by any
cooking apparatus now in use, with only one
quarter the fuel generally used, FOR the same
amoun, of cooking. The profits on them are
now very small the same article which used
to sell for $500 now offer for the low price
of o35O June 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

E1NOUR HUNDRED PAGES, svo. Fine
a Paper, handsomely bound, prize only two
dollars. The subscriber rcspcciiul." invites
the attention of Clersymen, Tsachcrs Of sab.
bath Schools, Heads Of Families, aud Book.
sellers, throughout the Unilod States, To the
above New, Cheap, and Splonddiy illustrated
Work Published aud for sale, at l22 Nassau
street, New York City, Its feature. are better
defined by the title -
TWO HuNDRED pictorial ILLrsrHATIOss Of
TuE Sculptures, cossIsrIs. 90
VIEWS IN THE HOLY LAND,
Togethsr eiH many ofhe most rcmgrkGJ'e OBJ
jeetS mentioned IN the Od and .N,n Tsta.
nenfS, yspreSeniiag sacred hiSiOricdi crcnfs
oopied jrom ceiebrated pictures, princpoHy bs
nc Oid MoSters the landscape SccncS, nkcn
from originat Sketches made on The spot, ,citi
faH and INTERESTING tener-prcss deScripti0ns
d"roted 10 an e,PI0nation If the 0tjoetS men.
UOnod n The sdcrod teyt.
~ Ii is beautifully printed in n new long
primer pc-hands0ms!y bound in muslin
gilt, and lellerod and is, decid-dly, The best
and cheapest publication (or the pricc), e0er is.
Suod from The .4moricaR Press.
An agent is now in this place, NJ the Park
House, "f whom copies may be obtained.
| Newport, June "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
The most popular Summer Bevc-
rage is

ips,N io
s.vM. BROWNS Savsaparilia Compa,nd,
W or Silver Top.-This celebrated sum
mcr beverage has at length found lis way
in,o Cheshire county. We have trlod II und
find 1t all it Processes to be. II Is recon-
mcnd"d too for It's chcapncss, "aboui one cent
for halt pint iumbler!"--.N H. Seniind.
VIM. BRUwN's SARsApARILLA CoMPoUSD.
The most popular, tho most pleasant, the
most wholesome, aud one Of the most power
ful purlfyers OF the blood. Every body IS
pralslng l., aud all are in pursuit ot IT. See
that you get the genuine, aud cell t"r VIM.
Browns Sarsaparllla Compound. The ar'-
Gle is for sale by all the Groccrs and many
of,he Druggists in Boston, Salem, Worcrs-
te, I.n.s oil, pphngn.id, uo,,;or5, fir" Na
/ ven. New Bedford, Fall River, Providence,
|. Portland, Bangor, and most of the country
towns are supplied.
|, Dealers are supplied at the manufac'nr-
er's price by all The wholesale West lndia
Goods aud Druggist Stores in Boston.
\ II il The cheapest preparation of Sorsap.-
rla now in the market according to Tho
quality. Price 80 cts. bottle. including s.s
soda. No one can doubt It's efficacy aitor
examining my new steam apparatus ior OK
tracing the strength from the root. Aud as
a further evidence see certificate of Mr Fea-
senden.
| hereby certify thnt within the last two
months have prepared in my mil, tor Wm.
\ Brown, Chemist, 4Sl Washington street..
Boston. two thousand five hundred pounds of
the best of Spanish SarsapariIa; the greater
part is already used no, IN manuiaclnrIE.s
his celebrated Mead Syrup. have further
orders 10 prepare more. -
PHILIP d. FESSENDEN.
\ WILLIAM BgowN's SAEsAPAEuLA MEsp
makes a capital beverage tor tins warm
weather. IT Is cheap, wholesome and re-
ireshng. II is almos, as fashionable as hard
cider. Uaremont, NH Eagle.
|. QF@ WILLIAM BRowNs No. l Silver
!, Tor SArsArARiLLA ConpouND mead SYRUP
! makes the frost popular and wholc"omo
!, beverage now in general use. Price 50 cts,
| including soda, whoa makes thirty hall punt
| tumblrrs. Use ice water.
Il Brunswick, July 30, 1880. To Mr.. Alfred
/ Mclclan-Dear Sir: In reply TO your re-
| quest for my opinion of Mr. VIM. browns
! Sarsapurilla or Mead Syrup, chilled Silver
1 Ton No. !. | would say, that have found
| it peculiarly pleasant to the taste, aud iavora-
| milo in It's action on the stomach. In both
these respects, depeSdng probably on The
proportions Of the ingredients, consider u
superior To any which ] have bs'd. Yours
respectfully, /. G.. CLEAVELAND.
\ Professor OF Bowdo,n College.
! For sale in Newport, by Il. J. Taylor and
\ II. r. Hazard. 80 Dealers aud families eau be
supplied 10y them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
Ladies New York Cater Boots,

EBENJ. MARSH, JR. has made an ar
, rangnment in New York for the manu-
featuring of the above article Of any color, and
will receive fresh supplies every week, made
in the ncatest style and of the best materials.
~ b. Ladies who wish Boots of any par
ticular color manufactured To match dress,
can have them by leaving the measure, which
will be promptly forwarded To the manulactu-
rer. Newport, June oath, ISL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

A BsoApsiDE FROM THE CUTTEh.-.Messrs.
Editors.-On Saturday Inst the Washington
Total Abstinence pledge was signed by the
officers and crew, 20 in number, of the very
efficient and well managed revenue cutter
Morris, on this station. This is noble ex-
ample, and wo hope to hear sucha broadsidc
from every revenue station from Maine to
Louisiana Portland advertiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

BRoKE JAIL.-Two prisoners Fran
cis Swain, and Walter Nlitchell,) con-
fined in the States Jail, in this Town,
made their escape on Saturday night last,
in manner omewhot Ingenious and al
together unsuspccted.-One Of them, q
wheelwright by occupation, being used
to edged tools, by means Of common
size centre bit, (Which he no doubt OBJ
tanned from some accomplice through the
iron CRATES on the outside effected an
opening, by boring number of small
boles, through the double plank floor,
from which they escaped into tho brook
or drain under the jail, md from thence
got clear of with little additional dlih-
Guilty, there being nothing under the
foundation at the ends OF the building to
prevent escape. Swain is native o
New Bedford, and was committed fol
trial on charge Of burglary in liver
l,on.-AIilchcll was under sentence OF
4 months imprisonment and fine for theft
The Sheriff oi this county has offered q
reward Of $50 for the apprehension o
both, or % Tor either Of them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

WAsniNoros, sc. 25h Nay, 1871.
nm Execution in favor of Jslnes Kenyon
~ (of Nathan,) against Ilowland KeIyon,
| shall on the 25th day of June. le4i, AT two
of the clock, Z. M. sell ut public auction, all
The right, title and interest said Rowland
Kenyon has in two tracts of land IN Charles
town: one OF said tracts contains about 300
acres, bounded eusterly Oh land Of Hezek'ai,
\ Kenyon, John Tucker, Dnah Greene. heirs
of Edward Wilcox, ond Simeon Tuckcrj
souiherly on land of George Browning |;
westerly on land Of Oliver Craodal, Lewis
Kenyon and Pawcatuck River; noni'eriy on
land OF IIezckab Kenyon and Samuel Ward.
The othcriract contnins about q acres, bonnd-
ed ehricrly on land Of John A. Kenyon
wco,ctly on land of Hezskah Kenyon nor-
lhcrly on land of Samuel Greene, or SO much
as will pay said Execution aud e&peDses.--
Conditions AT time Of sale. Sale at The dwei-
ling house Oh the hrst named tract, on tho
premises.
FRANCIS b. SEGAR, Sheriff.
South Kines,own, May %, loli.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

c. An Agent Is now in town with
copies of tho valuable work just publish
cd, entitled "Pictorial illustrations of the
Bible" See advertisement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

Es.r OTICE.-Tho subscriber having
"a received Deed OF Assignment ct
oil the property of George k"omfts
Esq, of jamestown, for the benefit OF D,
his creditors, hereby gives notice 10 AT
who are interested, that the same eau
be examined on application TO h'"'
BENZ. MUMFORD, .iSS'gn'e'
Newport, .'une ~, loii
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
To s,ce,
SUMMER GOODS.

EeI.hIN and fgur'd Gamboore black Last
X. ings dark linen DrI Iliugsi dc. PLAIN and
s,ripcd do; French liucn do fancy drlls; Or
leans Cloths; Kingston kcr,oy mer"s; h"nincky
Jcnns; Wuolcncis; Gras, Cloth, liehi aud dark
s,ripcd Jeans; Farmers Duilng Boaycrlcens,
&C., &c For saloby II SESs IONS.
June IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
NEWPORT LYCEUM.

There will be an adjourned meeting Of
tho Newport Lyceum at MIR. Gilpin's
office on Friday evening, June 25th,
o'clk. by order Of the Directors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
Court Of PrOLair. .hddctown, June ~, 1871

Court of ProJaie, .htddlciown, June u, ISL.
TNllE Exocu,or's FINAL account on The e. =
i tate of Joseph oagcshall, late OF Md.
dlciown, dec. was presented ior examination
and allowance
II is ordered, that the same be received
aud the consideration thereof rciorred To
Court of Probate, 10 he holden ut The Town
House IN Mlddlctown, on Tie tllrd Monday ~
July next, at ono o'clock, J.. NJ. and that
prryious notice be given 10y publishing copy
ui this order. three several times IN the H'r
aid oCfhc Times ior all persons interested Ia
appear at said time and place aud be heard.
A true copy y--witness
Iosur, CoGGtsuALL, Probate Clclk.
] JuDc q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

p LACK Cashmaret or the very nicc,
q y quality can be found ut
ISAAC GOULD & SONS,
June "a. l76 Thtmcs-street
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Vcsc's Cottage,

4 Il the head of Touro-s'rcct, IS nor open
"A for the reception of Company through
the summer season, where VIII be kopi "
good assortment of Confectionery Ice Creams,
lc,s, Soda Cakes, &c. Orders tor Ice Creams
can be left u, the Confectionery, corner oi
market square, il more convenient.
June 10,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
Reported for the Herald OF tho Times.
q c N cral Assc IN d Nv.
JUNE SESSION, A. D. 1s4l.

TUESDAY morning, 10 o'clock.
The General Assembly met pursuant to
adjournment, in the State House, in this
town. at 10 O'clock there not being quo.
rum OF the members present, the House ad.
journed to 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
APTERNooy, 3 o'clock.
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
quorum present tcr.callng the roll, the
Session was opened with prayer, by Rev.
Mr.. Lcaver.
Mr.. Christopher Robinson, of Cumber-
land, arose and said that, it became his
painful duty to announce TO the House,
the death of his colleague, Mr.. Jesse Mason,
who had departed this life since tha,last
session Of the Assembly. When last assem-
blcd, we saw him in the full enjoyment Of
hcal,h,-now he was still in the grave il
forcibly reminded us that Gin the midst of
life we are in DEATH" MIR. Mason was known
TO comparatively but few; it was not in the
wild arena Of political life that his virtues
were appreciated, but in the dom este cir
Gle. In private life he was most excmpa.
ry man, and by his sterling virtues had won
q large circle of warm friends, who would
long remenber his many excellent quallfca-
tions, and deeply deporc his sudden demise
from earth.
AS testimony of respect for the memory
of the deceased, Mr. II. now moved that the
House adjourn to to morrow morning at 10
o'clock.
The House adjourned accordingly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24
MEMORANDA.

CID al New Orleans, 9Th inst, brig Caspian, Swasey
for Martinique.
days I'm New Orleans
Al Ponce PR, sth inst, sch Hannah Boss idg for n.
York.
spoken, 9Th inst lat 81 IL Ion Is 40 brig Pocahonta.
Barker, ol this pori, with 400 bbls sp oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-24

- UMMER COATS.--Blnck brown,
70 green, and purple Drap dc Etc, Of
the last inportations, for ; u NJ
MER CO At =, now opening, at
ISAAC GOULD 4 SONS,
E76, Tomcs-sireL
June 10.
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commissioners Notice,

VENuE Hon Court Of Probate, of the town
Il. Of Middletown, having extended the
commission on the estate Of Isaiah smith,
late of said MiddlotowD, dec for the term ol
twenty days from tho third Saturday IN june
the subscribers hereby gives notice to all per-
sous having claims against said estate to pre-
sent them 1T their final meeting To- bo held al
the house of Eliphaz Barker, ESQ in Middle.
town, on Saturday, the 10Th Of July next, at
o'clock L. NJ. for the purpose of examining tn,
samo.
| ABNER WEAVER,
ELiruAz BARKER, : Comm RS.
PELEc PEcKHAS,
! Newport, Juno ~, IS1l.
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FEATHERS, BEDS,
Mattresses and Cushions.
yyNIIE subscribers having formed con
l. ncxion in business under the firm Of
W.. u. e. A. .EsAEsKEss,

have taken the store No. 107 Thnmes-siroct,
recently occupied by Milton liall,-w here
they intend keeping a good assortment ol
the above articles. together with BcdstcadS
Chairs, Tables, Wash-siands, &c. Also "
variety of articles in the furnishing line
Those wishing to purchase will please call
and examine for themselves.
Beds, Mattresses and Cushions OF any
description manufactured at short notice, as
cheap as in this State of equal quality OF ma.
,erials and workmanship.
Having purchased the patent feather dres
sing machine, they will attend to the cleans.
inc of old feathers. Beds taken aud returned
to any part of the town on the days o: drcs
sing.
Mattresses and Cushions re manufactured
WILLIAM +. BARkEG
ALFgrp BAEkER.
Nav 81, lS4l.-2m.
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NOM CHEAP CLoTR5.

a MOTHER piece Of IA" very cheap Black
~ Broa,cloil--nnd pieces nlxsd, being
the cheapest cloth ever offered lnr sale at
limo IL. JAMES llAMMONUS.
ruNAKE NOTICE. The subscriber eivos
" public notire, thnl lis lawful wiic, Joanna
Dadcc Bowler, has, Without just cause or provo
,n,,no lrtt hi, bed aud board aud gone io parts
unknown to h.m,-hc, therefore, cautions al'
pcr,ous against harboriug ,r truslinc hcr ou has
account, a. he shall no, pay any debts OF hei
MICHAEL BOWLER.
N.rrs,i, r. 7. luns Il, i'ii --@w
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HRK. JAYNE-Dear Sir--NIy child, ow-
Ely ing to exposure, when recently coming
up the Ohio, was attacked by that horrible
maady, GROUP. We landed in tho night nj
Beavers Point, and when oar fears were
alarmed, least the hoarse, scpu!rhral cough
was The fnrcrunnor of death, wc gave him u
tcaspooniul OF the "EXPECTORANT,' "a
bottle of which you presented me with when
in Philadelplin) and applied some liument to
the throat aud breast and before many min
utos the hoarscncss was gone, the child brcathed
freely nd slept sweeily. Owing 10 these cir
cumstances it cannot be wondered at why |
have high an oplnion Of DR. Jayno's mcd-
cine, and why advise every family to keep it
on hand, ready for any emergency. Respect
fully yours, ARTlICR B. RADFORD,
Pastor of the Presby bytcrian Church, Darling.
ton, Pa June "a
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NOTICE.

VHyHE Stockholders of the Traders Bank,
d are hereby uotitied, that their annual
meeting for choice Of Directors will be held al
the Bank on Monday, tho 9th day Of July next,
at = o'clock Z. Nj,
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier.
Ncwport, June 2iih, 1871 l.-2w.
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6,ODDlNGTON SiIIRTINGS, OF n str.
" perlor finish, for sale at the Counting
Room of The Coddngton Manufacturing Co.
Newport, June l7th, lS4l.