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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-14

FFyOBACCO-2O Kegs siE twist Tobacco Garnet
a. Miles brandt Iusi received and ior sale by
marl7 W r.. TYSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-14

A NDHEW WATSON. manufacturer Of Blast
"a ing and Rifle Powder, Pittsburgh, Pa. would
respectfully inform Merchants aVd Dealers IN
Powder, that he has rebuilt his Powder Mauufac
tory IN the vicinity Of this CIiy-has made very
extensive ADDITIONS TO his former establishment
and has adopted many useful modern impr I'VE.
mcn's IN the machinery. He intends 10 keen
constantly OF hand Blasting and Rifle powder e.
quail ga lalItv To any manufactured In this cuun
ry ana will be prepared TO furnish those articles
10 any extent at the lowest prices au on the
most accommodating rms,
Purchases " II please enquire Of James Thorn
son. or of Thomson, Toinlinsol q. Co. ora'dres.
Andrew Watson, Powder Manufacturer. Plus
burgh. Pa. who Will give ali orders ImueGiats
attention.
PIttsburch, octG-w6m Pitts GazB
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PROPns.AI.S.

FOR PUBLIsHNGAM MONTHLY PERIODICAL
DEVOTED TO TuE ADVANCEMENT o. The sEy-
rRAI OBJECTS Optic
LOGAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-14

FWNHE highest cash price paid for The clean arti
III Gle delivered at our store On Main ~.
Jun % JACOB g. MITCHELL.
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CONSUMPTIONi CONSUMPTION !
DIR DUSCAN's

EXPEC rORANT REMEDY
an inlllliblo remedy for aussiiug Pulmonary
n Consumption Cold Coughs spitliag Of blood.
difficulty othreathins, bronchitis, soreness Of the
throat, difi ,uit PNpe ctoraOn. weakness, debility
liver complaint and all other comp .Giuts Of cyn-
umpuve natUrc Tins medicine has a dcciSCd ad-
vantage over most preparations Of tic kind as o.
regulates the bowels. and strengthens the consti-
luton, and does not bind UP tue sys en- aud en-
courage intcmperance rs most Of the medicines
do, BY the most fatal Of oriates, alcohol cOmlIn-
ei with them
Such medicines h ave a great ten6encyto bring
misery and distress and even death, upon many
valuable citizens We find by the week !yreturus
OF oGT bills Of mortality, thai three fourhs Of the
human souls who suddenly departed from
their friends and relations have been swept OIL
By that fatal and fell destroyer, consumption,
when many could have been saved If they had
used a proper medicine. Fellow beings who yet
dwell among Us. and are afflicted with the pre-
in' ntaTy symptoms, procure Immediately Dr.
Duncan's kXpeciOTant remedy before % be to-
!aier and not be led 10 believe that such symp-
iyms Wi soon pass of without the Dse of prop
or TCnedls s. by such negligence YOU may soon
be led To know your folly bottle al the irsr
attack viii be sufficient Pamphlets giving full
Treatise aiwaya accompany the medicine
Price one dslisrpeT bottle
Once NoI9 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia
For safe by JOHN FISHER,
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r b GKEER, Treasurer
,.E MHsIc q VARIETY STORE, U6ioa s.

MUSIC d VARIETY STORE. Union s.
VI ME subscriber keeps constantly on hand GEN
n erai assortment Of Musical Instruments. where
bands can be supplied al eastern prices adding
transportation from The seabOard, also German end
American Piano f0rics from the most cclchrnied
makers and warranted 20 stand 90 any climate Piaso
MUSIC and Instruction Books i0r all INSTRUMENTATION
Inns Accufdons, Flutes; Fes, Drums. Violin strings,
IHHoHct reeds. Blank Music Paper sc &c also a
variety Of staple co3ds, consisting part Of Vest
nrl suspcHdcr Buttons, Pearl and Bono 90 Tor Shirts
"h's and ozsoried spool and sbcins thread, paIcni
do' Sewing Silk, Needles Of ali kinds. She'll and
HON combs Of various patterns, Fine and Reddirr
a' With variety Of other articles TOO numerous %
mention, and which viii be sold % fair prices. Tho
subscriber would respectfully invite The titizc1s end
country Merchants 20 call aEd examine bis siocf
mar 2-ly, J. MELLOR.
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aug -
Do Hide priuc n Orleans -ug1r. Iasf received
AsV and mr sllc Wy 81 NJ REILLY
TRIAL OFWEs5 HARGAgET COLLINS
DH. BahDDEE's MOTHER I,-rAw.
= D ME fret number 81 the lr1u CIV and Pits
D b1rrh Weekly Chronicle, published on SGT.
uriay morning. The 27,h ir-t conra.ns
TRIAL or MRS. COLLINS.
The moticr-in.Iaw OF Doctor John D. Braddee. Tie
great mail rolacr, which has just been concluded
in Gre United Safrr Court; 'ho proceedings Boz the
Court of Quarter Sessions during thls weab; the city
Review of the Markets. Bank Note L.si, enter.
This Office: the rights of women considered; animal
magnetism in PHILADELPHIA. and guut variety Of
very Iujascsrlrr ord amusing reading matter
The cji'rr.al au3 o.1sr original articles consist
~ every variety from grave Co guy. from lively IT.
severe. ihc whole a.Tar1lng au Immense fund OF
reading ora ralI sum Of money. Purchase aud
iIIsa Cor YOURSELF
EuleUsbsd with o. arso and beautiful eugra
wing OF
THE NEW COURT HOUSE.
accompanied with on excellent description Of Chat
buiIIInr.
Single numbers f,r s1rc md subscriptions re-.
sale bv JOHN H. THOMPSON g. co.
nos 30 sfIo Agents for ih.s City.
CDDEg'S LADE's BOOK,
GfRNHAHS Ladies' 81 Gentlemen Magazine.
~ f1dfer Companion.
Zach containing two fine steel c0rr1yfngs.
f1sII1u plates. Music. Sc. SrIerr..I toms rr
ctir,d and single nrmb.rr flr sale Iv
,. n. THOMPSON q 90.
UgiIf Monroe 30. Whetlng
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W P TYSON fTate Dorssy 4 Tvsopl
FORWARDING g. COMMISSION MERCHANT.
WHrrLtvC, Va.
VIII conhnuc 10 raus1ct General Agency q
F0rNariiuE Business, ou hIs own account in Ibis
city and respectful e1c.e fhc patronage Of bis
laeuds Jau IS
VTARIEGATE OAP.-l5 H1vs. joe, re-
eeivrd aud - CO. REILLY.
may ne
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Pittsburgh, oStG--W6m Pitts Gaz
NURSERY d GARDE'

PRINCES NURSERY q GARDENS
,rsaST.. The New Catalogues arc now ready
1850 for distribution gratis 20 those who apply
S.sNg.r post paid by Mail. They comprise the
immense assortment of Fruit and or
~Sf'--@f7@> unmpnial trees, shrubbery and plants.
h'nA. ,-es o. 100 varieties, dubious n over roots.
El'nJii dahll1s, green house PLANTS, garden seed,
NC an OF which are priced AT much reduced
49, A discount of 10 ger cent. Is made when
US" or a draft on some CITY Is sent with the or
ueI, as thea all trouble ofcollcciiDn IS saved.
10000 mulbcrrios for silk OF the choicest kinds
WI o. sold low md on liberal credit comprisine
w, duiiicaulls, Alpine eNp0nsa, clata. Or .us1
- 'u' Iel varieties Orders per mail TO " m. K
Ltlhce VI receive prom1t attention. and be eve.
C'',s IN n manner that cannot fail 10 give salts.
tilon and VIII be iOrwarde III 'ectCd.
" ~ Our y um trees are buddcd on plurn stocks.
wow MI Ll-.L L
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1000 LBS PRIME, Western Reserve cheese.
just received and Tor sale al the Family Grncery
store of 1 n ELLAIAKER.
aug -
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9s[Ts75S NEW ARRANGEMEN 4.
s=z==a---z- THREE DALE LINES ,DR
BALTIMORE YASIiINGTONcJy1y pIiJJA
DELPHIA and NEW YORK E.,-erg;,o-,
SPeedH 4. :. MAIL CHARIOT I'm Ey--7l,s,.;.
PASSENGERS ONLY.
Runs through TO Bolumore by contractin a.
hours,
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AAnEhLlNG 5AVl>Gs INoJITU

The same proportion ate interest will heal
lowed on dtpOsltCs made for specified periods ,f
um9, as on deposics subject 10 the above periods
Of notice.
The business hours Of The Institution arcfrOm
clock ull - a. NJ. and from ull4P. d., but
i9r ne accommodation Of trnsIcut CeYCs tors
checks sill. be cashct and dcposifss VIII be re-
coived al any umc be'ogeand after these hours
at the option Of the Treasurer
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7 I.t0EVs w HtcIN1 wy hluinlng az 10 q
cioSk.-1akesthe mall iOll road cars Fr,deri.l
arrives lEBa'umOre second Tnorn ng tnom
I Nhecllng,l takcs mali cars and hcs phil
9deiphIa, Washington city, ere n sw YOrksanI.
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TTTEATWE.

? 4 VIE highest os'h price paid Tor Flayseed and
Timothy seed by
aug % JACOB e. MITCHELL.
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mar IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
D.4VE.NPOR7rS CELEBR.4I,ED EYI
U.HIER.

NO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH. There is ne longer
~ asy doubt hut William Browns COMPOUND Bone
set Candy, ifyou get the genuine. i'll cure cough re-
move lloarseness, aud clear the vocs-for vocasts
aud public speakers.
now ~ extensive use, also for the cure of colds
innuehLr, WhoopIng Cough, aud all diseases OF the
brehst and Lungs. No but he convinced Of its
emcacy nner examining long list Of names Of ndvdu
ais VINO nave been cured and willing to be referred
. Another evidence of its efficacy this certificate OF
Mr.. j. Richardson.
hereby certify that in the month OF February, 1880
manufactured fron'a medicated furnished by
Mr. Brown, $50 pounds of his Compound Bonesei Candy
ana that III the same month OF the present year. 1870
manufactured for him twenty three hundred and sixty
eight pounds. JAMES RICHARDSON
219 Washingion-st. Boston.
lft were not what IL IL said to lie, why would the
sales show such an Increase and every body be prang
H. IN hct II Is literally IN the mouth OF The whole COM
munity.
COMPOUND BoNEsEr CANDY. Tho Candy prepared
ny william Brown, No. 45l Washington street from
great variety Of vegetable Materials many of which are
often advaniageously used separately for the cure o
colds, which Is called the "Compound Boneset Candy
recommended nm excellent article for the relief
coughs aud affections Of the throat Bost Daily Adv
For the genuine, call tor Browns Boueset Candy
which il br sale IN Boston by the proprietor 4sl Wash
ngi"n street-n Newport by r. J. Taylor, las Thames
Street. Oct %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
For the Herald OF the Times.
A FRAGMENT.

The days Of our childhood, how blithssom'
and fair,
The days Of our childhood have faded fore er
We are wasting away we are wasting away
Like the leaves of the forest in mourniul array
The morn of our being has passed--it has gone,
And we on our journey have swiftly been borne,
Unmindful Of time we have slunibered ulong,
Till we fast approaching tward deaths ST.
lent ihroDg.
We ars wasting away we are wasting away
As the vsspers that sweep at the close Of the
day
Our noon-day has gone, we enjoy it no more,
Aye, its pleasures aud sorrows forever nre Ger,
The gay crowd Of lif. with its charms hay e
grown old,
And our story of being has nearly been told
We are wasting away rs the dew IN the morn,
We arc wasting aud wasting more to return;
Soon, soon we must rest from all labor and toll
All, soon we must sleep meath the evergreen
soil,
Yes, soon we must part from our kindred and
foes,
And go where the blast of deceit never blows,
We shall 20 to land where ire ndslIip is
known,
And affection, that jewel, the righteous shall
o"h' ". ne
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

4 HADiT.-1hat Il sis second nature"
u proverb the truth Of which Is proved
by all experience. Habits; whether
good ~ bad, become, by every hours
Indulgence, more and more established
and confirmed, until they are incorpora-
ted ar interviewer, rs il were, with the
very texture of our being; and, to eradI
cate them, when soestabllshed, so rs almost
like discovering limb or tearing asun-
der tho heart strings.
II Let the nebfiain, who has been nccusto-
me d TO The habiiual delirium produced by
the intoxicating poison, ,br, for two or three
days, deprived of his eAhilaration, and
how restless and miserable. lie can
think OF nothing else. There is can
aching void" within, which nothing but
alchoholic stimulaiions can fill. Even
his verv sleep is unquiei, and he dreams,
perhaps, of being chained close by the
l.ethean stream, which recedes from his
Ieverlsh and parching lips, whenever he
attempts to drink.
The inveterate smoker and opium ea-
ter are placed 10 tho same predicameni.
They are about as restless without The
use Of The pipe or segar: or the somniie-
rous narcotic as is the confined drunk
ard without his cups. And so it hap
pens indeed, IN greater or less degree
with every habit.
Since, then, custom exerts such con-
trolling influence over the feelings and
the actions OF men; since il holds them
iriterrd 10 certain course wnh chains
which cannot be easily discovered, how
important Is II that correct habits should
be formed, because; when formed, they
exert, over The feelings and actions, the
same controlling sway as those which
are bad.
We would say to the young man, then,
who rs just entering upon the arena of
active life, form only such habits as II
high seEse of honor and manliness uic-
tate; and custom will edIy, in time
II not AT first, make them agreeable and
pleasant custom will so make them
second nature, that they shall seem G.
veniuaIly but parts or parcels Of your
phy sical, mental or moral constitution:
II is an important and true observation
Of the great English moralist, that life
consists not of series of ilIustrinus ac-
lions, or elegant enjoymcnts; the greater
part oi our time passes IN compliance with
necessities, in The performance of daily
duties, in the removal Of small incon.
yeniences, in the procurement of petty
pleasures: and we are well or Ill at ease
as the main stream of life glides on
smoothly, or is rulllrd by small obstacles
and frequent interruption. The true
state OF every nation is the state ofcom-
mon life. The manners of a people are
not to be found in the schools of learning,
Or The palaces of greatness, where the
1atIonul character is obscured or obIter-
ited by travel or instruction, by philos-
'Phy or vanity; nor is public happiness
o be estimated by the assemblies Of the
,ay, or the banque's Of the rich. The
,reat mass of nations is neither rich nor
,ay; they whose aggregate constitute
he people are found in the streets and
he villages, the shops and the farms
Phil. Sentinel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
WARDS
VEGE Table HAIR OIL.

fuNiilS Vegetable Oil possesses the peculia
-. property, so long sought for IN other oils,
but soug in vain,o re- e-producing new growth
Of hair on heads totally bald.
I So great are its nourisling properties,
which it readily imparts to the roofs Of the hair,
that ilrequires tut short time TO produce new
growth, and few applicationsto check that fall
ling Of the hair which 80 often occurs, especially
aiicr sickness. 1t prevents the hair from turn
ing grey, and when il begins TO turn, may be
easily checked and restored to its natural beau
ny, by imparling new life aud yigor. This oil
Is Patronized by Queen Victoria, Prince Albert
and the whole Royal Family, by The Medic !
Faculty. the Clergy, &c. No Lady who has
ever used This oil will dispense with it. Young
Gentlemen will find this oil TO produce a beauti
vi growth Of whiskers in very short time.
From The Royal college Of Physicians of H
rama. FEB. 20, 1888.
''DR. i. A WARD, having proved TO this
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil of
his composition has the property ofcausing the
growth Of hair and preventing its fall by fOrlify-
ing the decayedpart, lthe eilucts ofthearomatc
ngredienis which have been found in its onl-
position by the Chemist Don Francisco Suarez,
we hereby authorize its use, not as specific,
but as good aud useful remedy for persons re
quiringit, whose harris in state o { decay from
sickness or other causes.
Signed by S;s.a SGse St,"Gl, pr Gl,,a M. D, D.
Witnessed by
Cuy.tano Ponton, Notary Public.
The above testimonial Of the great efficacy
and value Of Wards Hair Oil, wns given the p,o-
prielor by The Royal College Of Physicians AT
Havana, aud 10 those who are acquainted with
the extreme rigdness Of The medical police Of
Havana, it speaks volumes; it is conclusive.
CAUTION The great demand for Wards I
Oil has induced many 10 counterfeit H. None
is genuine unless ii has treatise Of thirty tw |
pages round each bottle, with a red X,lographic |
Label and blue Visneue centre. Prepared by |
L. a. WARD, NJ. d., New York, aad no other
place. General Depot and Wholesale office, ss |
Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Dr.. II. Il. H4Z.4RD,. |
Sole Agent for Newport.
Sign oJthe Great Mortar.
Newport, Aug. 9Th, ls40.-ly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
BARRETT'S
OI1 Malnru Dpe Wouse,
80 CornhiH, corner Of Franklin Aren-
ne, Boston,

80 CornhiH, corner Of Franklin .4ren-
ne, Boston,
A i this hisestablshment, of 81 years experience
"a the Dycing aud finishing Of the following
goods Is done IN the best manner and at the
shortest noiicc-viz:-
nrondc'oths, Silk Cotton Velvets,
Cassineres, Wors,ed Cords
Saiins, Camel's lair,
iusrings, silk 4 Cotton Shawls
Ntapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons. &c &c
Also, Ladies and Genllenen's GAR
MENTS, of every description Cleanses aud
glazes Furniture ,--cleanses Garments, Carpets
lied Blankets, &c. Fulls, Shears, DYES and
Dresses in the best manner, Broadcloths, Cassi-
iDeres, Satinetts, sc.
MiLDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot,
ton aud Linen Goods, Of all kinds.
Dye Woods rasPed and ground and Medicines
pul,erzed.
Silks and Silk Dresses Watcred in tho hes,
manner
Plain Silks, Saiins aud Yelvets, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style.
dgent for reeeiping Goods at .Veup :,
Nr x. u. KINSLEY. March 9
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nR. JAYNE's EXPECTORANr-T

hR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANr.-This
~ invaluable medicine is daily eilecing some
Of the most astonishing and wonderful cuers the
have ever been known. All who have ever used
IL for Asthma, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Hoop
ing Cough, Group or Lives, Chronic Pleurisv A.,
Consumption, Hoarscness, Pain and Soreness of
the Breast, difficulty ef breathing, and every
other disease of the Lung and Breast, can aud
do attest TO its usefulness. BRO.N'CHITIS,
Il disease which is annually sweeping thousands
TO premature grave, under tho mistaken name
of Consumption, is always cured by it, The
Usual symptoms Of this disease (}ronchtis) are
Cough, Soreness Of the Lungs or Throat, IIoarse-
uess. Difficulty Of Breathing, and produces free
aud easy EApectoration, aud a cure is soon cf-
ected
II always cures Asthma two or three large
doses will cure the Group or Hives Of children
in from fifteen minutes to an hours time Il i'm
mediate'y subdues the violence OF Whooping
Cough,and effects speedy cure. Hundreds who
have been given up by their physicians as in
curahle with 'Gonsumpton," have been restored
To perfect health by ii.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne, No. 20 south
Third st. Philadelphia For sale in Newport by
Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY, Tames-st. Price 81.
Where also may he had Jayne's Carminati,
Balsam. for the cure Of Bowel Complaints, &C.
Tonic VERMirUGE for the removal Of Worms.
&c. SANArivE PILLS, for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complainiz, and Female Diseases, &c. Also
Jayne's HAIR TONIC, for the removal Of bald.
ness and preservation Of The Hair. Aug 6.
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every morning Sundays excepted,) at nine
o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive IN Newport at two
o'clock L. NJ. a Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War.
ren, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Prov
dencc al 2 o'clock r. NJ, in time to take the
S,onlngton Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, and the Stages for Woonsocket and
Coventry. This is the most direct aud expe-
dltlous route between Providence and New.
port, and passengers taking This line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
to render the ride as comfortable as possible.
The coaches are in good order-good horses
and careful and obIging drivers. There is
now new horsebont AT Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more expeditions
and pleasant than formerly.
CFEXira horses and coaches furnished in
either place at short notice.
Books kept n Providence at the Monufac
iurers and Franklin Hotels at Coles in
Warren, and at Jones' in Bristol, aud at lIaz.
ards and Townscnds, Newport
G. Il KINNICUTT, Providence,
). MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
J. CHADWICK. Bristol, prieiors
JOHN &. WEAVER, Newport,
Nov. 10 1870
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TIE HAIR! THE HAIR,

/
I NfE2A&9 TO show the superiority Of the
| fHN Genuine Buffalo Oil. over othss
preparations, than a number of
Druggists are endea, oring to initiate aud foster
their miserable limitations Oh the public. for
genuine. Read advertisement. Buw q 70 Of ped
lars.
Genuine Buffalo OH is fast taking the place
ornll other articles to promote the growth. soften
and beauniy the Hair lis use gives it soitness
that no other Article does, und cuuses il 10 esr!
beauiIully-hy free use it will ddrken and gi,a
the hair satin gloss. IL lie highly perfumed anil
gives perfect satisfaction to all that have given il
a triak You will observe the signature OF tho
proprietor, civilian Brown" also. "Buffae
OIL" imprinted on the bollle. In consequence
of counterfeit which has recently appeared and
is now for sale, have been persuaded 10 oh,ain
a new label engraved on copper, FOR which
have secured copy right, entered according 10
An act of Congress in $50, in the clerks Office
IN the District Court Of Massachusetts ANY in
lringement will be dealt with according TO law
None genuine, unless signed 10 my own hand
writing. For sale in Newport by Il, j. Taylor.
and DR.. X. Il. Hazard. tOct. 22.
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LIVER Y sTAB1E.

vuNlIE subscriber, late Of the firm Of Stewart
y Weaver, respectfully informs his friends
and the public. that he will continue 10 carry on
Tho business Of a Livery Stable, in all its branch
~. at the west Stable in Greene street where
the best Horses and Carriages can he had at all
times at The customary prices. Pariioslar aiten-
ton paid to conveying passengers to aud from
the Steamboats, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN q. WEAVER.
Newport. Dec. s, 1889.
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NlNWEOlW
I'D Y Il HOUS e.
10 ri n III. CLEGG
IlK, COTTON, AND WOOLEN DYER,

SILK, COTTON, AND WOOLEN DYER,
w OULD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public. (of Ncwpor, and vicini.
y,) that he has taken the DYE HOUSE.
tormcrly occupied by j. Vlncr, situated on
Tanner street, east of the Friends Meeting
House, where he Is prepared to Dye aud
hn'sh IN the best posslbl, manner, the fol.
loving articles, viz: such as
Broadcoths, Silks,
Il Casslmeres, Grapes,
Wernos, Satlns,
CIrcnssIans, Pongecs,
Bonbnzins, Hosiery,
Gloves, &c.
Also, permanent colors on carpet warn
nIerino, circassian, bombazin.& Grape dre sses
gentlcmcn's woolcn garments, such as dress
frock aud great coats, snrtouts, vests aud pan.
tnloons-dyed and pressed, without ripping.
lie will also clean gentlcmen's wooden
garments of every description, in a neat style
-mcrno and cashmere shawls cleansed and
whi,cncd. without injury 10 the border-car-
pets and woolen table cloths clennsed also.
CF All articles left at the Dye House on
Tanner street, or with tho following Agents
VIII receive prompt aitertion.-A. NJ Tho.
mas, Wickiord-John Hcdley, Portsmouth.
Newport, Oct. ~