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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

"NoT R;cH@-Mr Clsyin letter publi.h.
81 ID the American Gays: n am no, Iich. n.-
veT cnyrted riches Bat my eslLte would even
now, be estimated az nol much less ihan enc
kuRdrsd i.0gsaad dollar? We should ssy be- =
not rsry poai-a hundred thousand dOlls .
farm. lie fdrs other considerations is cniy
flea bilc' foF whig. Nick Bict!e would
call such . sum small cLaaye.'
The above moroccan We find copie.l in
TO the Raleigh Standard from the BALI
more Argus. ]. is specimen Of the avn
,Iiiy with which every thing is taken hold
Of and perverted BY INSCRIPTIONS Parii-
sans, for The purpose Of exciting preju.
dice in the minds Of the people against
Mr.. Clay and The Wing party. Il is des-
tilute alike Of honorable feeling as man,
aud liberali,y as politician. To enable
our readers the better TO appreciate the
injustice Of The paragraph, We cory from
the Baltimore American the original arii.
Gle which brought il forth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

SrEEDr Abram Spears.
near Raleigh. Tenn, murdered his bro
lher in law and neighbor. Mr.. Cameron.
and ied; bat was pursued and arrested in
Arkansas. brought back and committed
for trial. The session or Tie circsii
Court Immediately coming on. he was
tried and convicted. and sentenced TO
iarn,y-ons years confinement Al hard Ia
Dor in tie State Peniteniiary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

Intelligence from 81 Petersburg or he
10Th Of September. states that the greater
part Of tie city Of Kasan Gin Russia) had
been destroyed by FIRE. Twelve Church
Is, the extensive Magazine. the uniyer-
siiy, and 1900 houses. AGO Of which
were stone, were reduced 10 ashes.
The loss BY the recent fire al Liver
pool is estimated al e550. 900 sterling. or
about 2.63s.O0O dollars. The quantity
Of cotton destroyed was near 10000 bags
and bales.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

! ihs iHFiarre q ne ariIiorilies = los-
laa. ah.i hsii D isil ii il.s sun u sIOO.
lo9 each TheeamPIa.s..s are. thai Wy
man snd Brewne hare emsezzle5 the sam
II 100000 from ihe Phrnix Bank. and
shai Ar. skinner conspired wish sl,rm 70
reEpsiraie ;ks fraud. which IS made lar
reny By The revised statutes Of Mzssa-
ehssetis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

AIABAsA.-Ii is stated to the credit Of
Alabama, that she has anticipated the
payment Of all the interest due on her
debt this year. and has already RENTED
the interest due in January next. Her
debt is sg.s14.55o-a reduction Of more
Than million since the last official re-
ports.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03
Just Published,

A ND For Sale at Mr.. Tynch's Jewelle-
IA ~ Shop and at DIR. A. Parks's estab-
lishment, a. Narrative of the life and
Adventures Of EDWARD G. BOILING.
with full account Of his remarkable case
Of Bigamy," sc. Price % cents.
O>taber &c. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

"THkT SAME OLD CooN. Some Of
our contemporaries, more curious in their
observations than we have been, have dis
covered that lie Coon which our neigh
Dor of TIC Standard has so wiliily placed
upon lis back. and honored with an epi-
iaph, is so far from being dead, that it
is no, even asleep, but has lis eyes pide
epen; and is position. instead Of being
tina, Of prosuation and weakness, is the
very position which that animal always
assumes when uttering its most determine
Cd defiance; il seems 10 say
"come on, base errs,
And did be he WIN first cries hold, enough"
We shall R2i pretend 10 say how much
this represents the position Of the Wings,
bu, the Locos will find that they have
something more than dead coon to con-
tend with.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

The Hon. William Upham. Of Mont
PeIier. Wing. has beea chosen Senator
by the Legislature Of Vermont for siS
years from the All Of March next. by :
majority Of p over his I.OcOsocO compe
ii,or.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03
FROM TEXAS.


The New Orleans Crescent contains
some items Of news, brought by late
srrIvsl from I.abaca Bay,.in Texas.
General Burlesnn. with eleven hundred
troops. had pursnsd The Mpxicans under
General Wall from San Antonio. The
Mexcans were foriifying themselves al
the river Medina, aud tieneral Burleson
intended 10 attack them at that place as
soon as he received Ieinforcements. The
cilizens Of Ms,agnrds andihe surrounding
county we're luraingsouls 10 join The
army.
General Wall had advanced. some
twenty miles from San An'enin, east Of
the rirei Sewills, where he met Captain
Caldwell. with one hundred and sixty
TEXANS. An engagement took place, III
which one hundred Mexicans were killed
and one hundred more wounded. Cap
tain Caldwell succeeded 10 cutting his
way through, af,eT being surrounded Sc.
veral dats, without the loss Of man. A
company of fifty men frum Lagrange. in
attempting loreinimce Captain Caldwcil's
company. Was co, oa by The Mexlcsns,
and forty Of them killed. seven taken
prisoners, and three escaped The La
grange company KEEP. the Msxacsns al
bay unul they brought their artillery 10
hear. General Wall remestsd to the
Medina, twenty miles ives, Of San Anto-
Mo. where he was followed by General
Burleson, who was wilma four miles OF
the Mexican camp. awaiting the arrival
If srtllery and relnfntcements.
his currently reported that Austin hsd
been burnt By the Mexicaus. and there
are reports of nthcr skitmishes having
taken place. and of large Mexican army
being on lie way 10 Texas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

The Petersburg InisIligencer. nelieing
the fact that large majority of he news
papers Of this country are firm adherenls
Of he Wing cause; and that in some Of
lile sisies thas give LocOlOcO majcriiies,
nearly all The papers are on the Wing
side; remarks. that this singular circum.
stance is sufficiently accounted for in the
fact that few Of the great mass Of the LO-
cofoco party read, but all Of them pOie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

d. ,ls sntisut ifitg 81 ,rrh msfg =
:, a. ,..ii hsistt. ,ud 81 ~ - 8
s....,,f. - 3. ~ ~ hris sfikf ,srssa
.saaslsS q, = A. ~i,..is. n.mslsns
- III, bry.. uha ssr.ash 1. e -
..,,;..a r.si "a lisrats shoalj Be msse
..n.sr.ssri = pfari.re. nrrs enRserd =
:. .,sur.sg lsssr hers and ovsng Il. !,
.rslas ,iea - make ; Frsctrs. use
81 gAsm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

The Nashville Banner states that i'm
mense sacrifices q properly are almost
daily made IN siid3is Tennessee II
says-
We win mention. BY way Of example,
ina: on Saturday last. eleven large. likely
muies. Two new wagons costing $3.50 !
piece, and a negro man. middle aged and
likely. were sold in Franklin, Al Sheriff 8
sale. and in The aggregate brought but
$500.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03
The TREATY WITH ENGLaND.-The

The TREATY WITH ENGLaND.-The
Boston Daily Advertiser says:
Ii was expected that the messenger
who carried ont TO England the ratified
treaty, would have returned in the Britain
MIA bringing with him It's ratification by
the British Government. But we learn
that the ratifcalions had not been ex-
changed at the sailing of the Britannia.
The reason Of the delay doubtless is, that
subsequent to the arrival of Loud Ash.
burton, the principal members of the 60.
vernment were not in London, but scat.
tered at their respective country seats,
Lord Ashburton, who arrived in England
September %, did not proceed TO London
bui 10 his country seal, where his family
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

WeFo residing, So aath eag q enier'
ained ihal ne treaty y approved. und
ihai i All he Raised. II any proof d
his were Necessary. Il might b. Iouud IN
he fact Ihai large nnmi,er = he troops
IN Canada hsse bern ordered Away since
he DECISION Of his question.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

.uron ~ n.ihi. Tee DC, tlsefns. ell
her splheiiy % lfil ~. M t.sy unald
90 t'lbrie aut sun lh.i ! s,tsii aasi b
Fel.ete ne. The rniolons Which sseh ,
prepasiIisa sxrlisd raA b e.Ec<iy.d 1,
h"nos.blr nee. fril most hsrry 70 he
able 70 uacsesise thea. sid u deelsns
ihfIr beas,Oieni frososiios."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

TIE CR0ToN CELEBRATIoN.-There
was splendid celebration in New York
on the l4ih nit. 10 commemorate the in
production of the Croton water into that
city. The procession was six or seven
miles in length, containing from twelve
10 fifteen thousand persons, military, fire
men and citizens. Along The whole route,
the streets, as well as the adjacent houses,
were covered with spectators. At the
close, an ode, written for the occasion,
was sung by the Sacred Music Society.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03
From lhs 0 .I,imore Amsriean.

MR.. CLAY IN PRIVATE LIFE.
We have met in an sxchange paper
with letter written BY Mr.. Clay in 1923.
10 Raber, Wickl.ffs. Esq Of Lexington,
III reference 10 certain cslumnies which
snmr of his enemIes had taken pains 10
eucullte against lin. II appears thai
these busy hudies had searched the re
cords OF Fayeile county TO find wha,
mortgages upon Mr. Clay's property
wSrr entered there; the object being. in
his absence. 10 parade them - evidences
of his bankruptcy. wllhou, caring 10 In
qutfe whether they bad been satisfied or
not. The nature u such a proceeding
as this. in the estimation Of an honorable
mind. we need moi dwell upon.
The letter IL Mr.. Clay 10 his friend
touched upon the unialrnessnl his calum
majors in The course they had adopted,
yet invites ihe seyeIesl scrutiny into his
pecnniaIy transactions. He speaks Of
heavy responsibility incurred by him
some ten years before. az endorser for his
friends, aud then proceed-:
ITO that cause is TO be attributed my
temporary rstirrmen, from pubic life. and
lie renew ] OF my professional l.burs. |
lien resolved not 10 endorse for others, ex-
cepi IN extraordinary cases. and not 10
ask others TO endorse for me; aud that,
when il bScamc necessary Tor me To give
security. I, pledge. IN the form OF mort
cages, that estate which was the ultimate
resource Of my creditors. Hence The
greatest number Of The mortgages vhich
have been SD recently Indignantly expos
ed 10 The public Observation. Mott Of
them have been long since satisfied. a.
mong the number is one for deb, Of
$4,000. fur the payment OF which you
lad kiadlv become ms surety. every cent
of which has long since been discharged.
There are now subsisiing mortgages
np0n my estate to the amount Of ten
thousand dollars; and before the year ex
pre-. | hope there will net remain more
Than one fifth OF that sun. have hlIh.
erto net all my engagements by The sin
plesl Of processes. tina, Of living within
nv income, rrnc,ually paying intrtes,
when could aot ply principal, and care
fully preserving nv credit.
al am not ires. absolutely, from debt.
| am no, rich. ! never coveted riches.
But NV estate would Ell en- now. be esil
mated a, not much less than one hundred
thousand dollars. Whatever il may be
worth. it is qualification 70 me 10 know
tina, IL is the produce nf my own honest
labor; no part Of II being hereditary, ex-
cep, one slave, who would uhl,gc me vc-
~ much " he would accept HIS freedom.
Il is sufficient, after paying all my debt,
ioleave my family ahove want, 4 should
be separated from them. |. is matter
also OF consolation To me TO know. tia,
this wantnn exposure Of my private af-
fairs can do me no pecuniary prejudice.
My few creditors viii mol allow their
confidence in me 10 be shaken by il. II
has indeed led to one incident, which was
al tho same time a source of pleasure and
of p in. 4 friend lately called on nae at
b. instance of other lneads. and inform
"a me, that they were spptehsnsiVe thai,
nv ptiva Affairs were embarrassed. aud
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

William wyman, expresident, and
Thomas Browne, jr., ex.cashier, OF the
Phmaix Bank, recently exploded, and
William ii. Skinner, have been arrested
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-03

Attic Superior Court for Greene com-
", Judge Manly presiding. Joseph Sngg
was convicted for the murder of Dick
Jones, IA free negro, and sentenced to be
hung on The 24th inst.
The Court was occupied five days in
trying cases on the state docket, and a
large number were convicted of very ia
grant breaches Of the peace, stabbins,
cutting, &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
1. | n , y
CELESTIAL BALM or CHINA,

En. me c,us oc an diseases oj ,nau or
~ ,,..',...I '',;..,
"'"'' NV r. fF
FELLOW -CI CITiLENs-Perhap' YOU think
that this Balm Is intended I" cure too man,
Diseases, hut We assure you mai all diseases o'
this character, aud many Others HAT ni'sh' be
mentioned, are speedily cured, or IN truth per
sons gre d'y r"''e'cd' by ~" u" ni inl' mrd''
rIne. we earnestly fcquest ih' 'iu'c'ed t' give
it u fair t'ial. .
Have YOU pain or weakness IN tlie small of
,"ur back u 50, apply the bn'" 'rer'S morn,
lng aud evening with the Hat of ,our hand and
occasionally rub the part well with rough
cloth. and II will certainly relieve you
iIavo you the Rheumatism II so, wash
the part affected with cold waller aud CASTLE
soap, then baihe It with warm vinegar hnh run
well with a rough cloth, and ilirn Apply me
Balm with the llai Of your hand, before the fire
Wash every third day. and use the 'Hl'n twice
n day, aud you wnl soon be FREQ iioni this ron-
hlesoine disease.
/ Have you "a numbness or roidne-s in your
legs, arns or feet II SO, rub TIA" affected pan
well with rough cloth, and then Apply thls
Balm freely twice day, aud ~ short time
will he removed
/ Have you The Pres lf so, apply the ham
three times 4 day, and IN "A short time YOU viii
be we'll.
\ Have you The N-it'e. haSh or r'ys'P''h' ~
so. apply the Balm three time. day, mud al
unpleasant sensations will soon disappear
!. Have you spaiheh .ourse" ~ ~ PP!
the Balm three times day. rubbing well with
our hand, and II viii soon he ren"vhd'
Have YOU Bruises or Burns u 81, Apply
the Balm three times day, aud YOU VIII soon
he well
H Have you Cut or Wound " So' apply
the Balm with a feather two or three times
day. :.
Il And are your Limbs or JOINTS Sweledy "
so, apply the Balm three times day. ana the
swelling will soon disappear
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
WEBB'S NEW PATENT
C.ANPHE.NE BURNER.

'B'IIO'S. Il. SHEFFIELD. No. Is Broad
street, Agent for Webb's Burners IN
Newport. has just received an entire new
article for burning Camphrne, which is ne
knowledgcd 20 BE- superior 10 any other that
has yet been introduced. a specimen Of
them may be seen at his Counting Room and
Store. in all their brilliancy every evening IN
'hc week, (cxccpt Sunday.) lie invites all
who prefer, and all who do not prefer this
sort Of light, to drop in and take look, if
nothing more. Customers furnished at New
York prices. Jan. l3, 1912
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24

Iio~ ~. Thy charms. % mHsklns Earth displayed,
in hill and vHllr, rock Hnd waterfall,
Fhwer-,iuddrd field frep glen, and open glade,
win The blue -ky in beauty bent o'er Nil.
srrkrsi with outward shows 10 win the heart
ony their glare our grosser vision 'lulls
The iawarJ ., 9 b-bolds thee as lhon art,
Great bearsc " man, vast catsco'nb OF skulls!
Tlp moving forces, which call the living,
Bn-iling and battling through ihrir little dny,
are nouehi TO thy great prostitute army, giving
Their hesh IL woruls, their bones to slow decay.
AnI what il that which lie thy children call
A little round OF idlr hopes mud fears,
4 .lrrsm prehg'rmg being, this sa,
Male up ofhope and sniiIo., despair and tears.
The countless millions all around ns lying
with CHASTITY u?iurn-d faces, Tree foni STRIFE,
The unr-,uruing dead, yet The undl ing,
How iaush they nj the nothing We call lie
Enonab enough II after our brief irciiing,
Freed from Thy iriiefs, We may rise ~ bliss
To some bright world Life sun knows no settn:
Where may meet the lo-t aud loved of tins.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
&. CHAMB EIIl.IN'S
One priced Store, No. l49,
Thames Street.

(Opposae II. J. Tayior's,)
l(AVlNG just received q large and wcll
- selected stock of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS for the fall trade, would
please submit the following undermined as
part of them, viz.
An wool flannel. (warranied) 20 g. - cents.
Fine Salisbury, figured. 33
Dark printed cGlicos, 8. l0S- ia, extra "a cts
Chang gable Mus. dc LANES (new styles % 81
Fancy do (in Variety % cents
Blk s. blue blk striped silks weary neavy)
at IS, 50 &; J2 cents.
Blk s. cod rich figured do from Is to 90
Roslln plalds tlor chIldren's weary
SHaWLS.
Balsoro s, Ediuboro' (rich siylcs.)
PLAID woolcm, net,ed do.
Highland plald do.
Fancy silk, Mus. de Lnine s. Cashmere hdkis
.nen cambric hdaIS from % els II upwards
Linen cumbrics s. lawns, table linen, liIol
linens, &c.
Unhleach he'd S. bleachcd shirings & shee,ings
T!cks, checks, patches, einshams, Canton
hannels, &c.
A select choice of laccs, cdgngs. gloves
hose. cmbd collars, muslns. &c. &c.
Those goods will be found upon cxnrnlna
iion Ia compare with any that can be- pur
chased in New York or Boston, either as re-
ynrdS price or quality. Having been pur
chased on the most advantageous terms. w
are disposed to sell for The smallest possible
profit
Newport, Sept. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
SPENCE RS

The forest is natures medical repository,
and experience her grtdt medicdt fedchr,
From that repository, The mg'tdienfs nhich
compose the ob0uc mrGiuGbie medicine hare
bcfn cuiied, and that tedcher, erptrienct, has
shown IL to be unyiraid m ats Saiufdry 0-
fects on the human sySt,m.
Aware th,i The convincing evidence OF The
niiitv of medicine, must be iUrnIshed hy 'he
result produced by trial, The Proprietor has no
fears for the issue. II j. not his wish, or M
lcnlion 10 deceive The public, hut on the contra
~ To bcnit ali who are complaining Of "lh0se
ill+ that llash i heir To, and IN pro"i ~ tins
he confidently appeals to the Thousands Of per.
sons who hiya stated to him persons OF un-
doubted responsibility they have been
relieved by using single dose Of those pulls,
Of acute pain and distress in a very short period
Of time. AID IN cases where the symptoms were
Of violent nature. an effective cure has result
ed within an hour, aud oiiea in halt the time.
There is not the least Difficulty to be appre-
hrua"d fou their use. either II home or abroad.
their operation as cnthartlc, Is so gentle, That
the person no uscs them, will onl, know then
inc>tnnbc qualities b. the speedy eradicatIon oi
the cause Of distress.
In all ca>es iginating in impurities oi the
blood, and those incident to The female consii
tuition. these medicines stand un'irallcd, and
have no equal. In these classes oi complaints
which provc, not only extremely troublesome.
bul often fatal, they have been extensively used,
aud with saguar success. Their vntucs have
been fully tested, and their efficacy proved and
the pills aud syrup combined, have seldom. If
ever boon known to fail Of producing the de
sired effect.
For sale by MARY TIILEY, Ne 10, Spring
street Don't forget the number - nor That Spcn.
GERS Vegetable Pills are c'rian cure for the
headache, in all its various forms. Oct. l3.
Encourage Domestic Manuiac-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
For NeWpOrt and Providence.

Until further notice
GAgEes--zH3 The Mail stage viii leave
9H$S9E&zEHG Providence tnr Warren.
sss-->.@ss.----44t-s--r >s.---44t-s=--r5 Bristol, aud Newport.
very morning (SnndayS eXcePicd.) at nine
,'clock, A. NJ. aud arrive III Newp"rt at Nv"
.'clock 4. NJ. a Mail stage will also leave
Newport Tor Providence via Bristol bhd Wai-
en, at q o'cluck, A. NJ. and arrive ~ Provl-
Ience ut = o'clock =. NJ, ~ time to take The
Slonlngton Cars for New York. the cars far
Boston, aud The Stages for Woonsockel aud
Coventry. This Is the most direct aud expo
litious route between Providence and New
,ori, aud passengers taking This line may
rcst assured that every attention VII be paid
to render The ride us cumiorablc as possible.
rhc coaches are IN good ordcr-gn"d horses
,nd careful aud obhglng drivers. There Is
iow u new hnrseboat ~ Bristol Ferry which
make. the CROSSING much more eXpcdlI"us
and pleasant than formerly.
EPExIrn horses aud coaches furnished IN
either place At shori notice.
Books kept in Providence at the Manufac-
rurcrs and Frankln Hotels; at Coles ~
Warren, aud al Jones IN Bristol, aud at lluz-
,rds and rownsend's, Nrwport.
q, Il. KINNiCUrr, Providence,
\. MASON, Jr. Warren, Fro
j. CHADWICK. Bristol, prictors.
JOHN &. WEAVER, Newport,
Oct. q, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
sWELLED IOIN1S, STIFF CORDS, PAIN
IN TIRE LIMBS, CON1hACrioN
or THE CORDS. SC. &c.

~ llEWES a. KirTREDGES ROME
-. IiNiMENr CONBlNED D--n prrp'-
raiirn from two celebrated prescriptions. For
ih" diseases nruIinnrd. thus lhnmeut stands
lniyal!cd ~ lis efficacy. II cun truly hc do
u initiated a Pain Extractor. rs 1t vii remove
pain uhcn caused by the above complaints
Il j. pul up ~ bottles at the low Ericc OF ~
cents, and IS for sale by most Of the drug
rl~rS. For the genuine, call for ii"wc, 8.
Nlilr'd.c's L'rimont Combined" see c"r-
rlicat"a cN wrapper. For sale hy r. J. Fay
or s. r. 4. Hazard, Newport, X. J.
Dcl q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
\ FarRa 10 les.

kno,cn by the name qCMe HnYjgon Farm,
a.uA Containing about lG0 acres
sss.tE pleasantly situated on the sonih
EA side OF the inner hnrbor Of New
sSe6 ports about ono aud half
mcs distance from the town by land and has
an easy communication by water. The
buildings nre in good orhcr--rhc dwelling
hnlsc Is large. aud calculated tu accommo.
date a number nf boardcrs. Possession will
be given on The 25h March. For terms. ap
ply to AUDLEI CLARKE.
Newport Dec ~ icJl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
JUST RECEIVER
FROM NEW YORK,
Peasa's l,nnoh Candy.

Peass's. Cough Candy.
Jachsnn's. " isinr's and Sher- The
mas Cough Lozenges.
Aliens Dasam OF ilorchound
and Liverwort. for coughs &c. most popa'a
NJ. N. Gardiner's Dulsam OF
Lverwori, for do.
Jayne's Indian Expecioranl, COUGH
for do
Buller's Vegetable Indian spe-
ciiC for do Medicines.
Anderson's Cough Drops.
Dr. Lees Compound Gabanum Plaster, for
pain in the back breast, side, &c., price l2s
cents.
shernan's Poor Mans Plaster.
Dr. Bsdeau's, v hiiin's and Wells Strength
ening Pasiers.
Shernan's Worm Lozenges.
Jayne Vsrmifuge, or " orm Destroyer
Swains Vorm(uge. do. do,
English Red and Black Ink, (suPerior,)
Kidders, Edes' and pnyson's Iudelible Ink.
Wards Macassar, Buffalo, For The Preser-
and Bears Oil. walton, growth,
Jayn.'s Hair Tonic. , and restoration
Oldridge's Balm Of Colum- OF the
bia. HAIR.
Double distilled Rose Water For flavor
Essence oC Rose, ing jees s,sau-
Extract Of Lemon, ces paslry,S sc
Oriental Pearl Powder, For cleansing the
nd skin, and improve
Perfumod Cosmetic Balls, ing the com-
Milk of Roses, &c. plexion.
Cologne, Lavender, and Orangc-Flower
Water. sc. sc. sc.
Also, SUPPLY OF FINE
Spanish Leeches,
foR SALE BY
n. r.. Fl "A z A n -
Sign of the Golden Mortar, near the State
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-24
s 7 @ v s S,

ETOR burning WOOD or COAL. Mann.
fac,ured at the Newport Foundry.
which for convenience or economy are no,
surpassed by any cooking stove III The mar
ket, for sale by WM. BROW NELL.
neal south The Post Office.
n. B. The Public are invited to call aud
rxnmnr for themselves.
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