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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-30

A peine ayions.nous fat connaItre ees
iours passes les ordinations qui Sc comet
talent au eilnetiere catholique, qu'un nou.
vel outrage a l'a>i!e des morris excltalt en-
core l'indigaation. Mardi, uae mere, SO
PENDANT a la tombe de son enfant mort de-
puts dcux OH trois mois, pour J fare ensl-
ques reparations, la trouSa o%uyerte, ct a
cote du ~cercucil qu'on en- await retHe, g.
salt la tete de l'enfant, qu'on await ense-
loppe dams n feuille de gazette, 81 est
plus facile de eomprezdTe que ds decfire
retat OH Get horrible spectacle NIT la NAL
heureuse mere. Quelques lnstans apTss M.
lie Marie s'est transporte sur les l'eus, ct
aura, sans doute, pris des measures ponr
prevenir que de pareilIes hofreurs SO re-
| nouyellent Observation-Disclosures
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-30

II Y await deja long-temps que les jour-
naux du Nord nous par'aient dune epTeuve
qui devait decider de la superiorlte de la
marche entire les deux beaus steamers de
euerre americans Missouri ct Mississippi.
Cettc epreuse a eu lieu, ct Ia victoire est
restse au premier. La machine du HIS.
Jour; q etc fabriquee a New-fork.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-30


indiennes de la Peninsula du lucatare.
CHEMINs DE FER EN- FEANCE.-Dans ia
s6ance du 7 favricr, NJ. Teste, ministre des
travaux publics, a fat a la ei,ambre des
deputies lie rapport don't Oh tiEe i'eztFait
salvant:
Nous yenons ynus apparter, Messieurs,
I'm projet de loi qui a pour but de Greer en-
France un waste raseau de chemins de fer,
en- reliant l'Est a lGuest. le hord al Midi,
ct l'Ocean q la M6diterranae. Daja les
Flats ut,is, rAnglsterre. la BeIgiqae, Ia
Ptusse, FAutriche, soilt entries actiEernens
dams ~l'es6cution de ees nouyelles votes de
communication. Il nest pa permits a la
France qui s'est t~oujouss plaeee a la tste
des progres do la civilization, de restor plus
long-tennps en- arriAre dams une question 81
Importance. On a dGja beaucoup tarde:
la creation dun sytease Dc Communications
aussi waste nest pas certainement une cho-
SO faciIe; mais il faut s'eforcer de repa-
rer Ia perte de temps qu'on It supportee
jusqu'a ce jour. Quelle que soft s'eteHdne
de la taeheadont il s'egit, or nc dot pas seq
efrayer son Importance ct sa neeeeslte
doiyent. au contraire, bonner uns n~ouvells
y%igueur, une nouveile emerge u Efforts
don't IN tel but est l'objet depuis long
temps lie go~uvernemeut, dant le yea lie
plus ardent est d'arriver q ID satisfaction
complete des interets generaux, cfcit de.
yoir proposes d la eha:nbse IN projet quj
rattacherait IA capisaie d,l royaprse, dun
| cote a Ia fron.iere de BeIgiqne, &c i'au:ye
au l~ittorei de H. k1anche /; dun proiet en-
| En- qui rattacheTai Paris a strasbourg. a
Marseills ct d Cette, ct en- dernier lieu
Bordeaux.
QUAINT au mode d'execatior1, lie gouver
nement a cru devoir suivre le sysieyne a
dopte pour lie voies ordinaires de conamu'
n~ieation ; ii a diviss les cheHains de fel
en- trois classes, conauos il Ia fat pour le:
routes. On salt que les routes loyalss
dun intsrat generate, sont / Ia charge d,
l'etat :; les routes dspartenentales sont
la charge des departenens, ct les chen1in
vicinaux a Ia charge dee connsunes. Cett'
distribution est la principale cause Dc Tin
mense advertisement qu'ont pris nos route
de terre j; on a do %saiyre, pour les cheIn:n
de fsr,un proeede a~nslogae.
i'ftst DOR Sc charge, ssa3s dc "a :3ta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-30

PAyuEss EN- EspEcEs.-Les banques de
rEtat du Kentucky ont resolu de repren-
DIRE Ieurs.paiemens en- espcces IL Is du mos
proclaim.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-30

corrective sur ceux qu'ils croient capables de
les reprssenter. Or, nous sommes heureux de
l'annoncer, c'est prtrisement la mesure qu'i!s
v%iennent d'adopter: Mr.. Raphael Legendre,
qui await etait candidat pour lie senat, a con-
ssnti. dams p%'interet du pays, a remplir de plus
BUNDLES fonetions, ct c'est maintenant sur Jul
que les deut9crates appellent les voix de tous
les adversattes dune banque rationale. lis
ont eu parfaatemsnt faison de lie designer les
partisans do cette institution ne sauraient
ayoir un plua chaud adversairc, ct les especes
monnaytes an plus habile avocat. Nous pen
sons done qte tout est defnitivent arrete Ct
que les cardidats wings auront a lutter contre
un redoutable concurrent. lie resultat nous
ne s~aurions le prevoir. Qui viEra, vera!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-30

4 uns assemble dss presidents de Ban
que, qui a gu lien bier, il ete r6so!u. que
tous les regIenlens hebjon:adaires requis
par la loi, seraient, dor5nasant, fats en-
especes.
Courie. de la Louisiana du % Giu;I.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-30

ANTIQUITIES AMERIcAINEs.-H est ar
rive de Camp6che, IN Orleans Ia caisses
contenant des statues ct blocs de pierre
ouyIes, recueiIIis armi les ruincs des vi!les
indiennes de la Peninsula du Yucatane.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
RUSSELL'S ITCH OINTMENT.

Tins choice and safe Ointment Is said to
De superior lo any now IN use, Tor that dis
agreeable aud loathsomr dlscesc, the Itch
lhs olntmrn, is 50 certain IN lis operation
that no person troubled with the above dis
order ought To be without it. II is a remedy
Tor cnian"ous cruptlons, scOrbutlc affections
ot the head, or any other breaking out winch
arises irom sharp humors IN The blood. Price
% cents box.
A fresh supply is just received and for sale
oy k. X. Hazard. al the sign of the Colder
Mortar-nnd by RI. Taylor, Druggist, New
port.
Also, at wholesale by DR.. Thos. p. Moore.
Warren, J. 81 w. Townsend corner of Beck.
man and Water street, New York, and by
the prIncipn! Druggists IN the Union.
Newport. June =. 1912 2-cowly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
y atbeIo - q T,dlI.


Bachelors hall what quare looking place il is
Kape me from sich all the days ofmy lie
Sure think what burnin' disgrace Il is,
Never AT all TO be gettn' wife.
See the ould bachelor gloomy and sad enough
Placing his lay kettle over the fire
Soon tips II over ST. Patrick he's mad enough
ufhe were present to light with the Squire.
Now like a hog in a morlar-brd walowing
Awkward enough see him kneadiug his dough
Troth If The bread he could eat without swallowing
How he would favor his palate sou know.
Pots, dishes pans and such grasy commodities
Ashes and pralA skins kiyer the floor;
His cupboards slorehouse ofcumcal oddities,
Things thai had never been neIghburs before
His meal being over, the tnb!es len sittiugso
Dishes take care otyour>clyes you can
But hunger returns then he, fmng aud lrctting So
Och let him alone for n baste ola man
Late in the night when he goes to bed shiverin';
Niyerahit the bed made u al
lie grapes like IA tarapin under his kverin'-
Bad luck to the pictur' orbachelor's hail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
SNA@gp@D po@p9w.
Ie One Of the most perfect poems in
language, Of Bryant;
CHE Future LITE.

How shall know thee IN the sphere which keeps
The disemboded spirit Of the deHd
When all office that time could withor sleeps
And pershes among the dust we tread
For I shall feel the string Of cease less pain
Ifthere meet ihy gentle presence noti
Nor hear the voice love, nor read again
IN Thy serenesi eyes the tender thought.
viii not Thy own meek heart demand me there.
That heart whose lundest ihrobs 10 me where given
My name Oh earth was ever in Thy PRAYER,
Shall il be baushed from Thy tongue in henven'
IN meadows famed by henven's life breathing wind,
Ia the re-plendence of that glorious sphere
And larger movements OF the unicrlrfed mind,
Wilt thou forget The love that joined H. here
The love ihhi lived through all the stormy past,
And meekly with my harsher nature bore
And deeper grew, aud renderer to The last,
hail II expire with life, and he no more
happier lot than mine. and larger light,
Await thee there, Tor 'hnu hast bowed thy will
la cheerful homage to the rule orriaht,
And lowest ALL and renderesI good for III.
For me-, the sordii cares in which idwell,
shrink and consume The hearI n, henr the scrolls
And wSnrh hath len its scar-thal nrc orheil
Ilns len iIs lrighl scar upon nIy soul
Yet, though thon wcarest lhe glory oflhe sky,
VIII thou not keep The same behaved name,
The sane fair rhoughilul brow and gentle eve
Lovuiier Ia heavens sweet climate, yet me same
shah than not tcnr,l me, N lhat caner no nc,
The vision lhat learned - M IN this
The wisdom which H. love--iiu become
Tbs di companion in that hand olbliss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION.

This Convention, (which met here on
Monday evening, l2th inst for the pur-
pose Of forming a new Constitution for
this State, we have already noticed the
organization of, and given brief nc
count of lis proceedings on the lst and
Cd days.
The resolution Of Mr.. Simmons EN-.
bodying the principle of the formation o
the two Houses, was under debate on
Wednesday the l4th, and was finally
passed. The amendment proposed by
Mr. Ennis TO the lst section of the Bill
Of Rights, was finally referred to a com.
mitee, viz :-Messrs. +. r. Potter
Simmons and Knight.
The following are the committee on
the Legislature, viz - Nessrs. Randolph
Childs, Osborn. Shaw. Simmons, |. Bray
ton, N. B Spraguc, Jackson, +. X
Potter, Barber, Cross, Wilbur. Hazard,
Rhodes, Jencks, Bullock. Dlman, J
Smith, l.. b. Smith, and Greene.
The following is a summary Of their
proceedings since Wednesday the 18th
THURSDAY, the convention met al 8 o.
clock. Prayer was offered by the Rev.
Mr.. Downing.
The committee OF the Legislature
made report. The proposed House Of
Representatives to consls; of 10 member,
elected by the towns on n strict RATIO of
population, upon II basis Of 1000 inh lbl
tanis. Every town to have at least one
representative. The basis may be altered
AT each new census, without increa>in,
the number Of representatives,. The Seu.
ale To consist OF 81 Numbers, one from
each town.
The committee on the fishery sec
lion Of the bill of rights. made report
dobate arose whether the words ur,v
Ileges Of the shore" should be inserted
u vas objected to them that they NIGHT
interfere With sea weed privileges.
MIR. Simmons offered an amrndmen,.
which was finally adopted, as follows.
The people shall continue TO enio,
ard lleel! exercise all the rights Of f.h |
cry and privileges of The shore. to wb,cL ]
they have becn heretofore cnt,led. under |
the charter aud usIges OF this State -
Bu 40 new r'gi III these respects Is ~
tended to be granted, nor any existing
ou" impaired by li,i, declaration.
% mollnn of Mr.. \. u. Sprarue ofII
smnhtleId. the second arlcle, that o.i sui /
frage was take. NJ.
Mr. Childs ul Portsmouth, moved 10 II
strike oui the word whlrc.r
Mr.. Bullock sad, that hc could no II
vote upnn th,s question until some other. II
we're settled. Ifllc ra, menr Of tnN
vas to u portion q. ,he qualification.
b. shuuid be- m favor -, cuioicd pe,s 90, N
'"''rg. II they paid their tax The same NJ
" hu-s
Tho Dpiton was ~, drbf'"d, md ,th-
~ ir'pos uons rerc presented, hy MIR. III
Is igh'. rcquiring military, or cnpino du.
" or the rayn"nt of taN, as a portion II
ni he qualification by W Enns, Sink. II,
ng nni The hschold quaifraiiou Gpr Gr. III
'igners.ss IncoosIs eui uRh VIZ. Krighi'1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
RUSSEII.'S CELEBRATED
SILT RHEUM OLNT.MENT.

This is unqnesionabIy the hest and safes,
remedy ever yet offered to the public for that
obstinate disorder-.S.4 l. II X HI M
Where other means have failed, il has sue
cccded, aud the fact that il has been extern
sively used by eminent Practiiioners spcnks
volumes IN it, praise. Ii is equally efiica
cIous IN all Diseases of The skin, scala head,
rIngworms. and the most lnVcterate Itch. &c
&c. See Dr.. Multord's and other Cerilfi
Gates. in the directions around the boxes
Price 50 cents box.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
IL u SIS r. LIS
Vegetable Bilious Pills,
Or. Fd,nilu Phusic

For general use, in cases of Jaundice, NOR
hid senslblliiy Of the stomach and bowels,
loss Of appetite, fGtid breath, costiveness,
Piles. and all diseases arising from hillary
derangements,- also Tor correcting the state
OF the blood. and cleansing the system of foul
and viscid humors. These pills are a mild
ca,har,c, producing neither pains nor grip
ing, aud are therefore q valuable and highly
medicine. and ARE pronounced a.
such by the most distinguished physicians.-
Each box containing 3S Pills. Frice 37i
cents box.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
with Stability and Power,
BEARING THE MIGHTY .SCEPIRE
or ORIGINAL SCIENCE!
DESIDERATUM IN the an, of healing

1 DESIDERATUM m the ant of healing,
IcslOrin. hcaiti,, dud promoting happi.
ness, by the use ot natures remedy. the pro.
dnctIou of the field aud forest Of the country
~ which yuu reside. Can any thing be more
reasonable, Than HAT an Al wise Creator
vino has placed his creatures here To obtain
the means of subsistence by the labors oi
! hclr hands, should also have scattered over
'he vegetable kingdom the means Of healing:
! l'Iat white we discharge Our duties in pro
curing. by The band OF industry, the good
'hIngs OF lltc. we may also gather from the
Same soil, the nuridnreS for pam and disease.
SPFNCER's VEGETABLE MEDICINES have
Prov ia" SampSon's and GuImhs OF the
remedial art and the cOnqucrors Of all 9th.
crs which have been offered to the public.
TRY THEM!
For directions, let your feelings prescribe.
You have taken one dose, and /, does not re-
heve. Wcll-try another. II that fails, try
another and so on, iii relief Is obtained ;
which will be when sufficient quantity has
)ccn taken.
Fonr pills arc sufficient for dose, and re-
peat, il uced be.
RrcolIcct, for that is important, they are
not intended as "a powerful calharlIc bu,
only as gentle Alternative, aud To work ~
The blood aud system. They are to cure
10 make better without making worse
Those who wish for calhartIcs to produce a
powerful operation on the bowels, will not
approve Of my pills; for they are not calcu-
laied To operate as steam engine, with a
railroad speed. They produce a thorough
operation through the whole system. and at
lord r"lei ~ short time and as a caharilc,
are slow and gentle, and leave the bowels IN
line order, with their natural habit, without
cOstlveness, aud which other medicines sci.
Ion do.
Q = Those distractions and disorders i'm
The system which occasion an unnatural flow
IT blood to the head, causing violent head.
ache, and other painful diseases in that re-
non. are particularly acted on by tins lnvuI
nerable IN, diclne.
The proprietor does not wish to be under.
stood aS saying, his medicines will cure all
complaints. lie - well aware hat. ~ say
ing So, he would not be entitled 10 credit, and
makes no such prctenslons, aud yet II is u
'acl susceptible Of proof, that Spencer has
more living evidence To testify that they have
heen cured by his medicine, than could be-
'"nnd from the thousand other remedial arts
pul together. where the medicine j. known
This m"dicluc consists of Pills, Syrup and
Plaster and particular directions accompany
zach.
Sold a, wholesale by tho principal Drug
!i-is IN The city Of Providence.
Prepared only by The proprietor, 10 whom
'nIy 10" composition l. known.
For sal" IN Newport, by MARY TILLEY,
No. ~. Spring street, sole agent.
G.. Brown. Llftlc Compton:
llowand ~ Church, Wcstport;
Samuel Scabury, Tlvcron.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
HUM A N HAIR.
CLEANLINESS OFTHE HEAD AND


strange u is that persous VIII, attend sticiy e. per
sonai cleanliness, tbs &c. should ura Get lie I.,o
- the hiir-tbc most rs~tntHl-tht most xuo rd--,ua
TIE most bea iiiul when prupcry care to- uf all i,
gus oi lhe Gre tor. Icrtciy q" may 4 be- kcpt n
dandtui or scut, wilhd crtttnty that the hit ri n
~ cut. by the USE ut the Balm nf ,uItubIa. Itd,s
VIII you mae you Iie wihout tn. auirlrl go.
sNtf Yea lessIy Va, ~ you have uuCc i aud eNpe
Henced ~ purifying eut cs-lis sweet pert tiup.
hundred auice- tre beru put rth ~ The q d.
~ 10 s-ihr onN frttbe onl, really Vluihe aut, d.
mass OF t. tstimony itom 10 ella these aris
FROM the Boston throEttlr, Jau. 10.
~ We see by an adyrrti.ement ~ nuth,t ruuuu
a' hessts tomstck n Co., the Agents fot - dtdlr'.
b,m ot ul mia, have d. puies ~ Boston aud else
% re- We Nu"w ltiy of tht city whose hair Wa.
:" neatly ~ .s Ia exposc sntely her phIruung rpI
deF"l"peuel ts hich cuu idrttpg thai thsy be- oxen.
'h h"st Hmi1le disposition, was rot ~ teality yer
Ihl"nI"hle. Nevertheless SIC mourn. Il the los. 81
lock mat she had worm AM. nnet yert'S ruitless
it-wil" ~ cav festotHtv tutchassd some ~ nth
'lh. e. hmtl or two o. irdsr'. la lui 4 olnm m
aud he has now rIulI T. ~ tch ptori 20 CLOS . ,pd
% ven ~ c"h'.s. Ne are not puhnR-n Ne of ~
com ny H. been sent Z, ~. ani. tnJasd We A
no, want ny, ut N h.ueh we were y ig d 10 weaf 10
wig year n'o. We iAvs nav. thnuph IT, virtue bai
enough, aud Ola a..ahl" qHaiity. of uut own.
ID RING IRID.
TIE Balm nt rluinba brs ben initiated nv motto
nous cunnierGher. let W he tutchased or used
o spiend wrapper. 1his is the only eat mai t,st
'''t ~, cor the public ON deception.
WhossAis Druggists. ~ Naid,n t.nn,, New Yofk
Ssp, 90. 49,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
JAS. RICllAR DSON,
DHE rt.
Dr. Van EselmOnt's Lotion.
For he cure Of Freckies, Sun-bmn,
Moth, Pimpics, cf erery deserip-

This celebrated Lolion has been in universal
favor for the last f,e years b, the French. Eng
iI>h and Italian ladies aud ns high reputation
has induced the proprietor 10 place j, before the
public for the benefit of those who suffer the
pain and modification of rough and chalcd
skin, freckles, Moth, and other diseases pro
duced, from an unhealthy circulation Of the
blood through the mirutc vessels Of the skin,
upon the face, Sc. None genuine without the
>isnaturc of the proprietor. PIlre ; 90.
x. TAYLOR, sole Agent Newport.
Aug. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
RHEUMATISM, GOUT, SPRAINS,
swELLED JOINTS, STIFF CORDS, PAIN
IN THE LIMBS, CONTRACTION
OF THE CORDS. sc. sc.

- IIEWES a. KiTTREDGE BONE
~ LlN'MENT COMBlNED-a prcpa
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this Llnlmcnt stands
in lis efficacy. 1t can truly be dc.
nominated IA Pam Extractor, as It viii remove
pain when caused by the above complaints
II Is pu, up IN bottles at the low price Of 50
cents, aud Is for sale by most Of the drug
gsts. For the genuine. call for "llrwes &.
klltredgc's LInlment Combined" see Ger
lllica'ea on wrapper. For sale by Il. J. Tay
Tor s X. r. Hazard, Newport X. |.
Oct ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
AkA
GS'|laZik||;;;5[|II Il ! @s|'
Man be used in yVine or JYaier.

THESE celebrated bttcts are composed
purely of vegetables of The most innocent yet
specific virtues They are recommended
particularly for restoring weak constitutions.
cleansing and strengthening the stomach,
and increasing the appette-olso preven
tive against the cholera morbus, fever d
ague, remoVlng nausea, vomiting. heart burn.
ing. weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach aud other symptoms of fatuence
and indigcstion., One box will tincture one
gallon. Price 25 cents box
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
LIVERY STAELE.

'1NIlE subscriber late Of the firm Of Stewart
Weaver, respectfully informs his friends
an' the public, that he will continue To carry on
the business of n Livery Stable, IN all lis branch
es, nj the west stable IN Greene street ~ here
The best Horses aud Carriages can he had al all
times At the customary prices Particular a'ien-
ton paid TO conveying passengers 10 aod from
the Steamboats, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN q. WEAVER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
RTti'iCATES.

The following are among the numerous ccr-
ticaIes Of H. beneficial effects
certify that have used "Wateiman's Spe-
cilic Plaster" in my family for several years
past, have used it for pain in the side and back,
and found great relief. " hile nur,ins her chi
dren, my wlle has used it for ague H. the breast
aHd always succeeded IN removing the disease.
without any dIili"uty. ! have also used II ior
scalds, sprans and bruises; and from the sue.
cess which has attended lis appIIcallrn ia ~,
family. can confidently recommend it TO others,
as valuable and chenr plaster
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
For Summer Complaint.
SIlERMAN'S
CRETAcEoUs LozENcrs,

A RE m excellent substitute for tho creta
ccons. or chalk mixture commonly sold
~ ih" shops. They are pleasant to tho taste
nrd ~" or three taken occasionally. viii cure
heartburn and scIduy of The sronsrh. Chi
drrn troubled with summer complaint. vii
bnd great relief from taking them. Sold by
tScpt y, X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
III e RA l. ID OF THE TIME S.
JUST RECEIVED
FROM NEW YORK,

Pease's, Cough Candy.
Jackson's, Nisrar's aud Sher- The
mans Cough I.ozenges.
Aliens Balsam of llorehound
and Liyerworl, for coughs &c. most popula
VI. n. Gardner's Balsum Of
Live;wort, for do.
Jayne's Indian Expeclorant, COUGH
for do.
Builer's Vegetable Indian Spe-
cifc for do Medicines
Anderson's Cough Drops.
DR. Lees Compound Galbanum Plaster, for
pain in the back, breast, side, &c., price l2a
cents.
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster.
Dr. Bsdeau's, Nhitin's and Wells Strength.
ening Plasters.
NSherman's Worm Lozenges.
Jayne's Vermifuge, or " orm Destroyer.
Swain's Vermlfuge. do. do.
English Red aud Slack Ink, (superior)
Kidder's, Edes' and Payson's Indelible Ink.
Wards Macassar, Buffalo, For the preser-
and Bears Oil. vation, growth,
Jayne's Hair Tonic. ; and restoration
Oldridge's Balm Of Colum- of the
bia. HAIR.
Double distilled Rose Water. } For flavor
Essence Of Rose, ing jellies,sau-
Extract Of Lemon, ices pastry, sc.
Oriental Pearl Powder, For cleansing ia
nd skin, and improv
Perfumed Cosmetic Balls, ing the com
Milk of Roses, sc. pexion.
Cologne, Lavender, and Orange.Flower
Water, sc. sc. &c.
Also, A SUPPLY OF FINE
Spanish Leeches,
FOR SALE by
R. n. II A z A n d
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the State
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Esra1s Hair Restorative

MI VH" hHNEE EeVNVUFEtESC
IS an acquisition To the toilette of Ladlc
aud Gentle men that viii never be dis
pcnSed with by those who have tested It's ad
nlrablc qualities.
Used asa pomatum, it will preserve the
har IN most beautiful condition, Keeping II
soft and glossy, and dlspoSlng It to curl mos,
Iuxnrlanly. II will lmpart To light, sandy
hair, darker aud richer shade, and wonder
fully improve the appearance Of all shades
aud colors
For sale by r. ! TAYLOR,
May 20. IiS Thames street.
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iDsMRs. NJ. ". GARDENERS INDI-
AN DAISAM or IIyERWO RTAND

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IT, par tuu-Prrc - reuis the h uie-th ~ - p,p.
ultt remedy To- The tutr ui Ga CHS. 's pit
tl'ni iud hhsic aud al di-rases ~ the lungs tsu
y IN rKtrusIvr us. 4 the cure ut LIVER unpi
~ - the bfst ptrp1ttft.u at Itvttwuu tntruduc
~ ~ 'mrf prtli. ~ b ing r,w twrlv- V,Hts
stu0C "a WIS first alltshr H. truututiun stand
uuttNtlrd medic. c--Sr rt. tthtatrz aud
places II tdou,e the pfiited ditetti y uud
bottle.
~ undersigned, having teccivef pieai hcueft fri
thr rutc ot diseases ab'v uumrd ~ ruf iiIcutt ~
t'couucut the ltbfatcd baisam ~ Itye won't to tI
public
Ernest Mebs'er David r. Woodbury.,
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