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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
Dr. ia ynes' Medicines S.

4 n assortment Of Dr.. Jaynes' Medicines
- just received from Philadelphia, and for
e whole sale and retail by DR.. r. r. HAZ
ARD, at the sign Of the Golden Mortar
Washington square, Newport, r. /.
March 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
KUM AN HAIR.
CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND
HAIR

Strange II Is thai persons whp attend stcily per
SonaI cleanliness, tbs sc. should neg Get he Head
- the hair--te most cssentialthc most expo ed-and
the most beautiful when properly cared for of all the
girs of the Creator. Perfectly fee may il be kept o
dahdu ar scuff with certainty that The haif
iill cut by the use Oi the Balm Of Columbia. Ladies
viii YOU nal your t'ilrI without this article! | az.
sNer ica lrssly No; IL yOu have once lrd and eNpc
fienced Irs purifying Ell, Cts-lIs sweet perfume.
hundred articles have been put It'll the credit
OF h'sibe only 6rst-tLe on, really valuable article.
\ mass OF tstimony from all classes To- these facts
From the Boston Chronicle, Jan. 10.
or We see by an advertisement IN another column
thai Mcssls Comstck & Co., the Agents Tor q bridges
Balm rf lymjia, have deputies ~ Boston aud else
where We knnw lady of thi city whose hair
50 ncal ne as to expose entirely her phrc uolugica
dev"lopemenis, hich cou dering thai tnry be oxen
Ell most amiabe disposition, not IN reality
unfortunate. Nevertheless ste muurnrd the los. nt
lucks that she had wprn ana, after years fniless
resort Ia mi cali restorative urchased some nth
since, hottie two o. drdge's Balm Of g olumiia
aud she has rin.l Is in rich pofu CLOS v, aud
of taNen lctnr.s. We are moi puihng- none Of III,
commodity ha- been sent I, ~, ani, indeed, we d."
not want any, lUr though we were o!lg d To wear
wig yenf n. we have now Though its virtue hair
enough, aud of pa able quaiity, of u,it own.
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm of olumbia has been i'm taird by noto
rious eouncirter. Let he purchased or used
unless II have the signature of CDMSTbCk g. GO. on
u splrnd wrapper. I his Is the only external test
that " i'll .'cnrc the public om deception.
Address CONS roe X & CO.,
Wholesale Druggi Is, II Maiden Lane, New YORK
for sale IN Newpor,b by II. J. TAYL N, sole Agent
sept. 30.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
Drandreth's Pills.
Security 10 the Patrons Of Brandreih's Pills.
NEW LABELS.

NEW LABELS.
sL~ The .New Labels ON Single
Boz Of The Genuine Brandreths
Pills, contain
! Es soc 8 LETT ERSi!!AH
| u In consequence of the grent variety
OF Counterfeit Labels Of pretended Bran
dieih's Pills, and which, in many instances
so nearly resembles in outward appearance
the genuine Of the old style, as often TO de.
ceive the unwary, Doctor BraDdretl, acting
under sense OF duty to the public, has en-
ployed those celebrated artists Messrs. Per
klIs and Durand, who have succeeded in
producing at great cost, three New Labels,
from steel, of extreme difficulty of execution,
and of so complicated a nature, as To amount
to an impossbilty Of imitation, being con
sldered by Judges master piece in the art
Of engraving.
The Border Of the top, and also Of the un
der label, Is composed Of the most elaborate
and chaste patterns OF lace work. To crown
the climax OF these beautiful labels the pa.
per upon which they are printed is previously
printed with Red Ink, after design so OK.
quisite and minute as To d.ly competition
the top and the under label each contain
The words BENJAMIN BRANDRErlI'S
PILLS." written in red ink nearly two hun
dred thmcs--ihe top and under Label con
tanning, therefore, upwards of five tbousa6A
letters.
There is also upon the top, the under, and
the side label, two signatures Of DIR. Bran.
breih one being his regular signature, thus
b. Brandreth aud the other, his full sig
nature, -Benjanin Brandrcih; both be,
ing fac SMILES Of the writing OF DR.. Bran.
dreih, to initiate which is forgery
The Brandreth Pills having th Sc lobel>
upon them, can be relied upon as the true
and genuine.
DR.. Brandrcth's Principal Office, 24l;
Broadway n Y
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Calslphcnc Oil.

"M 5. NOSE, informs the public that he
w has manufactured Camphens oil for
The last years, and still continues 10 do so, of
the fret 7naiity Ifyou keep your lamp clean
snd well trimmed, You will ind that tie oils
not surpassed IN this county. Price 6t cents
Prrrallon, and any quantit, To be had ai the
L",,s'y Uhcs, Corner Of Msrket-squars.
De, ~, issi
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This may certify that Mrs Burduii hss bssa
afflicted with IN affection Of the liver, for 6,s
years. and daring the four first years Of her III.
ness was under the care Of several Physielsna
but her disease appeared 10 he increasing IN ius-
ligpiiy, and the prospect Of her recovery be-
coming more doubtful, until bcing mnde ss.
qunited with the success W hich has siiendsd Or.
Starkwealher's Iiepaiic Elixir, in similar cssss.
She was prevailed upon to make use Of u, sd
from this time has been gradually recovering.
aud ! can most chccrislly recommend IL 90 q
safe aud valuable remedy for such con plsns.
NJ. BURDEIT.
Pastor ofths Church in 3. NoriLbsd
South Norhbridge, Sept. l, isIo.
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CONSUMPTIONl

Lorrane's Pills have proved blessing in
That dreadful disease, Consumption The most
miraculous cures have been performed by these
pills, and even after having been given up by
some Of the best phy sicians in the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28
CERTIFICATES.

H Please read the folio ing statements communicates
o the Undersigned by His ENcelsncy under date sf
II =. JOHNSTON, Jan. 70, lels.
Mn. CHARLES DYER, Jr.
My Dear sir-Your communication Of ofyesterday, ssk
Ig my opinion OF DIR. ssrkwenhei's Hrpaiic Elixir,
hhs been received this morning. In reply, ~ inform
YOU Tint my confidence IN patent medicines generally
Is not very naitering have had much reason to
believe that uDprncPlcd men viii often palm upon their
fellow wciizens their useless H daag Crous no.iruns
Tor the sukc Of GAIN The ot which takes w Inn,
portant aud critical period Of time without prsaucna
any good effect, when otherwise perhaps proper rsme-
dies woulI have been used, aud much suffering aud die
tress prevented For that reason have thea
feeling myself and bm To be much saier under The d.
rcciions "f my family ply sicans but having been nE
hctod inr the last sN ,ears with difficulties in the side
aud chest, uncomfortable aud oen distressing, psinfu
aud somewh" alarming, aud from which ! could get
only temporary relief very fortunately noticed yeur
advertisement Of the medicine IN question.
had been u school-boy with Dir. siarkw~aiher snd
had win him n long and intimate acquaintance whep
we were young men, and from my know ledge Of him
honght MN incapable oi practising deception sny
person this ac induced me ~ try DR.. stnrkwenthsrA
Iepntio Elixir, aud by ito use now believe ts
need not, therefore, say YOU that consider it o.
srea, value certainly think its dIscoyery OF srsss
pubic Importance.
The frat bottle I toek gavs me much relief whIst
regularly progressed until had taken six bottles when
discontinued it, Ssyins thank God no further use fss
IL nj present. Win much regard aud respect,
Your obt and humble servant,
SAMUEL w. KING.
This cerlines that for ~ years was afflicted wiis
sickness, and during this time applied TO number
The most skilh aud celebrated physicians among us
without any permanent benont, my complaints esl.
nued To Increase upon
TIE describe all my III feelings would be out of my
power. hnd no appetite, was troubled with severe
pain in my side, great distress ansr taking food dn,i
heavy feeling in my hend almost amounting stupdits
numbness oi nay limbs, could refreshing sleep nf
food did m. no good my bowels were continually
order aud was obliged ~ take physic onen. whkx -
would only give me momentnry relief nll my dnieu
cultes continued TO increnso To such degree that
gave n kinds Of labor aud considered my incu
Bile. About two years ago, ! procured bottle Of D..
sthrkwen'hers iiepaiic Elixir which took aceortiix
tn directions, and had the satisfaction To nnd Hy
henlih improving, which gave me confidence In tis
medicine confined the Use of II until took abo,l
Tour botles which has restored mo to ~ good n stas
OF health Ms ever enjoyed so FAR M know. . have
nboed the present season farm aud have not Loot
one days labor meal Of vietuHls, during the
me. So can safely say that the Hepsiic Elixir ss<
his alone restored my health for have tsasn no ok
medicine since commenced using II.
Uibrilge, August go, 1870.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28

VT H. a IL
FACULTY..
At n meeting Of the Medical Sociav o
Washington County, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed -
| Resolved, That from know ledge Of the
composition of DR.. Aliens Balsam Of Horc-
hound, Liverwort, and Plcurisy Root, and the
most astonishing effects we have seen il have
upon our patients, il is our decided opinion
that it will cure Consumption and Liver Com
plant, and we do strongly recommend it to the
faculty and the public generally.
JoHN Il. Smith, M d. Prcst.
DAVID p. llALL, W. ID. Scc'ry.
From j. l.. Rogers, W. ID. .Ntp York Ciiu
DR.. d. ID. Allen, Dear Sir For year past
have been in the habit Of prescribing your
Balsam Of llorehound, Liverwort, and Picurisy
Root, to my patients in private practice | have
also used it in the Hospital find il a remedy
Of great efficacy in affections Of the Lungs and
Liver, in cases Of Consumption, Cough, Asih-
ma and Bronchitis. | have found it very ellica-
cious, and believe il is prescribed very geqs-
rally by the profession.
J. l.. RocERs~-.7. d.
To 3. ID. Allen, NJ, ID.
From The Reu. DR.. Scott Of .NtW Yort.
DR.. ID. b. Alien. dear sir-Iam most happy
TO inform you that your Balsam of Ilorehtund,
Li,erwort, and rleuri.y Root has cured n,c Of
Liver Complaiut; diseasc under which had
labored upward Of ak years. have ro,om-
mended it TO several OF my friends afflicted with
the same malady, aud IN every instance bos il
been successful. Looping God may spare our
life for usefulness.
am, respectfully yours,
JoHN SCoTr, ID. d.
To y. ID, .AIi,n, W. ~.
CAUTION. irJSpurchase none unless !, has
the certificate Of Copyright" on the wrapper
aud label, and the written Signature of
B. ID. ALLEN, " d, /
General depot, SIS Barclay street, New York /
For sale in Newport by n. n. H.gZHRD, N
at the sign Of the Golden Mortar. Sept. 3. n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28

sEF~ The .New Labels on a Single
Boz Of The Genuine Brandreih's
Pills, contain
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28

Please read the following statements communicates
o the undersigned by His EXcesncy under date ~
JOHNSTON, Jan. 10, lsl2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-28

Having used "Waerman's Specific Plaster"
IN a case Of severe inflammation, and found great
heneht ihereirom, hereby certify, that ia my
opinion, 1t is one Of the hest remedies in all Gu
ses of inflammation, aud as dressing for blislers
alter The plasters have been removed. that can
possibly be applied. EDWARD DEXTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-08

Shin Echo Sill from Liverpool June 81 with mdse, TO Clio
yer cAlurray230 steerage passengers 20 ult lat 3d.
Ion 49, exchanged signals with gate Espoir stnding
eastward. A..
Martin Brown From 2st July experienced thick
foggy weather. 70 80 and between Ion ~ and 81 passed up
being shpwrecked them having between two large @
snd in the night which nearly rubbed the ship on each side
the lookout goth u LAT % 80 lon 80 %, SPOKE British bark
prsm,sn hin Louisa from Bemen for Baltimore. .
Shin Richmond Cheyne from H,vIe, June le IN ballast TO
II un the From 23d to 25th july lat IS 10
~ AZ ~ mi lon az 40 TO 48 passed immune rabe iceberg
20 G one estimated al III miles in length from East to
west and from 1850 10 200 feet length The weather was
very cold and foggy during the time were among the W
u spoke franklin Of and for Marbiehead from the Grand
Bank. G. r.. a. iii .ac
fee &c to VIM Weld Of Bos on. Left sch Bold Runner
of and for Marbehead, days, the only American. -,
Brig Powhaan sanders 10 days from Newcastle, Eng with
90 tons coal to Q. B. Morewood Co.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.

Warrington.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
WASHINGTON, Saturday, p. Nj.
Dull Doings In Congress-Strange Move
ment Of MIR. Crittenden.
The Senate have been engaged to-day on the ge-
neral understanding of particular consequence
Mr.. Critenden objected TO a bill organizing POI
lice for the city of Washington, on the ground that
twas constituting an incpient body guard for the
President This little circumstance exhibits the
morbid state of feeling prevailing here. The police
of the city is wrechedly inefficient, and bill pro-
viding merely for the protection OF life and property
is Distracted by such man as Mr. Crittenden, a
clear-headed and right-judging man IN ordinary
matters, on the ground that IT may be dangerous
to public liberty. As though posse OF thirty or
forty men might be used to overawe Congress
When men like Mr.. Critenden betray such fears,
what can YOU expect of the small men of the Housel
The House is engaged on private bills. During
the morning hour, resolution was adopted on mo-
ton of Mr. Kean calling upon the Secretary of War
for information in relation to the number OF arsenals
in the country, the time they were established &c.
A call was made upon the Secretary of the Trea-
sury to furnish statement OF the amount for which
the Treasury liable on the fourth of March last
Mr. Cushing, from the Committee on Foreign Re-
ations reported bill directing the Secretary of
the Treasury TO report annually all the commercial
regulations OF foreign countries On motion of Mr..
Roosevelt resolution was adopted calling upon
the Secretary THE Treasury for statement of the
accounts of naval officers at New York.
Some matters of private nature were disposed
of, and then the squabbc about the refusal of the
Secretary to transmit certain papers TO the House
respecting the Cherokee treaty, was resumed Mr..
Adams made speech in reply to some remarks of
Mr.. Gushing, the bill for recognizing the army,
made several days since, and then fell to abusing
the President because the country was in distress.
Mr.. Profit replied to Mr. Adams, but the morning
hour had expired before he had concluded.
INpIANs.-The Camanches, Cochataways and two other
tribes of Indians have commissioned Gov Butler Col
Mcintosh, and Mr. Logan to request the President Of
Texas send commissioners to the chiefs those
tribes Red river, to form treaty of peace.
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ss E1s b day, from N, viii " Sd
&p@ws Lsf ship Angelo, C q for s. PstssSus
ne os dly 6 oT Baltimore M inst pilot boa! fTSne,
British bEs Glide Pike 10 days from Harbor Grace Nj in
British brig Somerset Williams 10 days from Demarara, in
sehT Lois, MOnie, from Fhladeip6a with coai-bound
sehr Factor Garfield days from Philadelphia with coal
j. Ferguson.
Be,G,an steamer British Queen Eyekholt for Southampton
Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE RHopE lsLANDER}
Arr 5h Uncle SAM pctou for Fall Rverhss Experienced
deck Lad galley and spaTs, and had sails .p Tbep
from ureanna R,paannock River for Boston, Herald Pro-
General Record.
LETTER BAGS FOR LIVERPOOL HAvRE.-The letter bags
of the Independence and Emerald will close this morn.
Ing at halipa II o'clock Gpn's, the Merchants Er
change.
from s HGa4 Grace pss Of ,b he Glide svsd SUNDAY
on her beam ends, aud almost full Of supposed
very large within short Of her, She had ploi on
board whose boat together with of the ships boats were
sf1sd'f and %'% aa@ Spa Of
JAMES rSsFTr Wright Of and f o@ Sandwich for
" rS0S run sy sy
asn@ , MSs1 bs on de Watch Hill and almost filled
steamer and carried Newport where she will he ren,ireJ
Inc soop was struck about amidshp but considering that the
hApNcHIA line ship built for Henry Oxnard, of Boston,
about coo tons The best judges say that as thorough
ouit snip as was ever launched IN Massachusetts.
Whalemen.
letter from Capt Walker of the franklin of NIB repors
her az stewards Island Feb Q, 1872 out with 6o0 hills
VIII on, all Well Also reports same date, Mt Vernon Of NIB
2000 Ibis, 200 sp. - '
Spoken.
Hector Il days from London for Boston, July 49, lat -
Euphraes, days from Marseics for Nohean. June 30 off
Gibraltar. - ~ w. VI"
steamer standing 4, July 90, lat Il So Ion 1880
Foreign Ports.
YARMOUTH, Ms. July 27-Arr Albion NYork
QuEBEc, Aug 3-Arr Pactolus, Glasgow Cid Dumfres-
sore belfast; I'm gene, HULL Aurora do Ruth Bridgewater.
Sir Howard Douglas, Liverpool; Sylvanus Plymouth '
MONTREAL Aug 4-Au C9ur de Lion Liverpool.
United States Ports.
PORTLAND Aug t7AT st Lawrence, NYok for Thomaston;
Independence, Philadelphia.
Boston, Aug 6aAr Marathon, IIavre Cynosure Amster.
dam CID s9la, Philadelphia; Pilgrim, Alexandria Renown
PHoyDENcE, Aug SID Delight Cheystone Va: Achsab
ID, Philadelphia; Hector Rondout. -
BRIsIoL, Aug AR Vosnt. Portsmouth for NYork New
York, Providence for do and bqyh sid 9th;
PIILADrLPgn Aug ear Hermann, Lyerpool; Gen Scott
Cieniuegos; Sea Flower Kennebeck nfanla st John
Alvano Boston, DAM Parker, Troy; Adams, Povdence Eli
Woodau st John NIB Peru of Sedew wick; Augustus
Lord Charles and Post Boy; also two briggs names unknown
BALTIMORE, Aug 5NAu ida Boston; Edinburgh New Or
leans; Queen Boston; Maria, Hudson, and yermon New
York. CID Sally Ann st Thomas. Sid Gallant Mary West
Indies.
RcHMosp, Aug 47BeIow, Lagrange, Union and Nassau
NORFOLK Aug i-An Vultue. Boston. In Hampton Roads
winds: Art 3d. Psllss NYork Sid Appha and CaoIinan,
NYork.
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Eore,rn ImportatIons,

LvERpooL-Shp Eeho-3 pigs stsnhope-t X q Patti
song { Russel-i Rhodes-2i Hutchngs 4 Tifsny-i3
Cameron Brandy Tooker Mead co-lo Sands Fox co
3 Wolfe & Gillespie w B Bend-4 Wight, Sturges
Shawl Dou Allen-5 Brown-365 ngots copper Phelps
Dodge COL pkg s Lawence.l0 W Crook-lO Wood,
Johnson & Burritt-4 Caldwe-30 w Chauncey-3 Dem
niston65 Hicks co3oO coal 1925 sacks salt bale
TO order.
LIvsRpooL-Ship Stanton-7 pkgs J w Hauis-2i + Al
cocki Dennlston265 bxs tin Phelps Dodge co400 tons
coal Newbod Cmt5 pkgs Holgate-7i5 SKIS salt Martin
Brown--536O bars 200 bdls iron II cs to order
AIRY CAyys-Bg Rocket-235 coffee 81 mahogany
Thos Marien-OO bags coffee w Delafeld-l23 NJ Dury
Jig II Schefeiin-lO0 Sacket Brother70 Manenl0O
|, Henope-2i. $50 lbs logwood w Weld, Boston.
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NANTUcKET SHoALs,}
June 2, 1912. \

June 2, 1872
C.. L. IScEnsoLt, Esq., Boat Builder
DEAR SIR
promised you history Of the sail boat bought of
n last April feel fully warranted In stating that
she has than equaed sangune expectations
Since have owned her have sailed against every thing that
has oaed Of this and has the occasion occurred
that could not look aft for my competitors
have rode in SAT the roughes and instances
have o ig' benlo hurling in instant into the
mighty Il, best and most worthy citizens
has the occasion cured that have entertained the least
fear of my own life whilst in the good old twenty-five foot.r
you built for consider her my life preserver the
for speed only that during there
nothing Nantucket Shoals that could her
test although unusual for sails
(built ia every part Of the wod) time Should the
that should wish purchase another boat Of
any kind you the only should think Of o king
build me And il ever it happens that recommend
person you for boats Of any kind sh. do cheenly
would paake Of the richest Inequalities sat before
And in conclusion, can only that the r
umphant which understand are crowned WITH
meets my most cordial APPRECIATION subscribe myself
Yours most respectfully,
au7Iwsc B. F. BANNING.
ITO CAPITALISTS-Any person wishing 10 Europe
and having $40 600 invest, have opportunity
make that where will be profit
least 500 per cent by addressing A. b. Lower Post Office with
real name and address. au7 3src
CENTEEL FURNISHED ROOMS TO let for single
VI Gentlemen with Breakfast Enquire No. IL Barclay
Ixxkr
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Pa gers Sailed.

SOUTHAMPTON AND ANrwERP-Steam ship British Queen
Madame Eyckhol and servant Antwerp; Miss CrogeI, Miss
L Crogier, NJ de la Haye Toronto; Count d'Adhemar,
ner Stephen Monlton Robert Leech, WIN Sidney Warwick
New York; Mrs Emma Parker, Miss Clara Parker MISS ALICIA
Parker and WIN Jackson, Mr. Buxton Mrs Cox John
British Royal Engineers MIR Wood Mrs Wood Master Wood,
Forest, Philadelphis Mr. Morell. Belgum; La Crox,
New Orleans MIR Won der Hecht Antwerp Perry Provi
dence Charles Power Hartford; Pchard Meredith Bosten;
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Died
On Saturday, August 9th in the sst year of his age
FREDERICK GEORGE FISHER at the residence of his SON
John Fisher, IS Carmine street.
Funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
On Sunday morning the It'll instant, GEORGE W.. infant
of George w. and Ann Maria Tucker aged three
months.
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from No l67 Twelfth
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Herald Bulletin Of News.

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the north ives
Corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival OF tn
morning mails at eight o'clock, A. M.and also OF th'
evening mails at four O'Clock p NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts Of the world, may be found on the Heralt
Bulletin Board al this Let every wayiarer sol
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the once
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U. 8. Sur NORTH CAROLINA,

July 20, 1917.
CO THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL,
now in session board this ship here order all the
witnesses in the to be Investigated and the accused
to be punctual in their attendance daily at 10 o'clock
Sundays excepted boat will be in waiting at the Bat
terry bridge at half past A. NJ daily.
Oh. H. WINDER, Judge Advocate.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem 1t favor captains of vessels arriving
re- will give 10 Commodore w A. Bassctt Of feet
report shipping left the port whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basseu win
board them Immediately their arrival We will ecpfocate
ha fsyor in vUay
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Marine Pavilion.

RocKAwAY, Sd August, 1912.
lry- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
at this delightful watering place by addressing the sub
scriber at McCoun & Cark's, 90 Wall street.
az lot HIRAM CRANSTON.
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PRINCIPAL OFFIcE.-Lecrs deposited before ha!tpait
hapas H. and half past O'Clock, VIII be sent out Ter
delivery at 9, l, and O'clock.
Branch OrFIoEs-Letters deposited before !, H. and
o'clock will be sent for delivery at g. and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG. Agent.
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The General Printing ONCE, capable of doing all sorts
OF printing such books pamphlets bills, cards oil all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings, entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott Printer.