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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSoAY Aug %
Reportcd for the Boston Daily Advertiser a. Pat

At market 500 Beef Cattle, lic0 Stores,
5000 Sheep, aud $40 Swine.
PRIcrs.--Reef Cmtlo--Wo reduce our quo.
tations 10 correspond to sales. Extra So.
First quality 4 80 II 4 rs second quality 81
a % third quality 81 a 75.
Sioros--A large number were at market, and
hut few sales effected, most of which were
driven out ofthe market to peddlc. We no.
ticcd two year old's sold from - To sl2 Sc.
lcc,cd aud three year old's from Sl4 to 500.
Shccp--Dull. Ordinary lots were sold from
7j to s5c better qualities from y TO b.
Weathers from ~ to l02
Swine-Lois to pcddlc nj 81 n s. for Sows
aud ; 3.I n ic for Barrows. AT retail from Il
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

srJ' We shall publish complete lists
of delegates to tho Convention and
members ofihe Assembly, in a future
number.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
RHODE ISLAND COAL,
ON Bamtster's 11Itarf.

T>IlE subscribers have \ quantity Of ,hi.
Coal engaged and now landing on Ban.
sicr's Wharf; it appenrs much better than
any before received, being less slate and bet
ter seasoned than heretofore. Those want.
ing C"ol. particularly for Stoves. will find IT
a satisfactory article. Price S475 per ton
of 22i0 lbs. 10 the clcnn Lump. Orders left
with ~ at our store. of with ELiyAH SHER.
MAN, JR, on ih" wharf, will receive aiien.
tlon. WM. G.. COZIENS & co.
Il Newport, August %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

PHRESoLoor--Dr. Brevoort, the celebrated
partner Of tho celebrated Fowler, who was
very successful here in this interesting science
several years ago, gave a free lecture last ven
ing at tho Town Hall, to'a large audience.
hear few good jokes, and "A fine illustration OF
tho musical faculties. The Doctor lectures
three evenings this week, at l24 cents ticket.
Other particulars not in our advertising col
umns. We advise all, who would like to DO
lngreeubly entertained aud edited, to give the
Doctor hearing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
III E r Id OF THE TIMES.

CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE.-Per-
sons having claims against the State,
other than for military services, will do
well To pay attention to the advertise
ment Of the Commissioners, which will
be found in another column Of this pa
per.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

TIP The Cd edition of Mr.. Frieze's
Concise History. of the efforts to OBJ
tain an Extension Of Suffrage in Rhode
Island, from the year 1871 to l842, 4"
has just been published. The object of
the writer hus been to present u plain
and simple statement Of facts" and as
such, it is valuable little volume.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
NOTICE.

'I'llE Committee appointed at Corpora.
ton Meeting to make an Assessment, on
tho Pews 10 the First Baptist Meeting House
in Newport, to pay oil demands against said
corporation, have performed tina, dutyi Au.
gust I'D, and directed me as Treasurer, TO
collect the same forthwith
ISAIAH BURDlCK, Treasurer.
S,DI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
NOTICE.

Evening Services in ZioS CuuRou, will com
mence on Sunday evening next, the first Sun.
day in the month, at past o'clock, aud sub.
sequently on the first and third Sunday eve.
nings %! every month, until further notice
Also, a regular Lecture, at the Lecture Room
every Wednesday evening. lSept LIST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

Mtsico.-Sania Anna has ordered an arm,
"f $4,000 men to the frontiers Of Texas, for th'
purpose Of ofconqucrIng the TeSians.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

MADAME ApoLPu, at Townsend's Hotel.
we hear is astonishing the most incredulous
in her dcvclopemen,s. AS we expected, she
has many curious vsiters daily.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
CASSIM FIRES.

fresh assortment Of single and double mill
" cd black aud fancy rolorcd French. I'm
glish aud American CASSlMERES. just received
ISAAC GOULD & SON,
Aug H. l16, Thames street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
TO LET,

A The lower part Of a dwelling
G!s:m house. pleasantly situated, com
Hsss containing 7 rooms. Price go
A4 dollars. For any further infor.
nation enquire at this Office. Aug. 25.
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TOWN TAX.

yy>IIE Subscriber, Collector of the Town
Tax, hereby gives notice that be bns re-
GO iy.d from the Assessors, the Tax Book Tor
1912, and requests all persons suhj"cl !" tax
alton. to call at the office No. s7. opposite
the Post Office. Thames street. aud settle.
JER EMiAll GoODSPEED, Coirr.
Ann 4 4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

MILITARY FESTIVAL AND REvItw.-Five
gentlemen have been added to the commit :
tee for celebrating the 10Th Of September
by military review. The committee now
consists OF James NJ. Earle, George w. Hal
let, James Y. Smith. w illism =. Patten, VIII
liam p. Blodgct Amos ID. Smith, William
Wall, and William w. Brown. All the mill
tnry of the State, chartered, volunteer, and
militia, are to be invited; The unuuformed
companies will appear ia dark coats and
white pantaloons. A steamboat will be des-
patched at six o'clock in the morning, to
bring the troops from Newport and Bristol
countless and an extra tram Of cars will start
at the same hour tor those from Washington
and portion of Kent, and return at four -
clock in the evening. The troops who do
not take either Of these conveyances will
assemble, those from the western part Of the
State in front of DR.. fuckers Church, those
from the southern part, on the Court house
Parade. The line will be formed on the
Dexter Trainlng-ground. where it will be
reviewed by hls 'Excclency the Governor
a collation.. VIC understand. will be provided.
We learn that the military companies will
generally appear, and every thing promises
an occasion Of unusual interest. More def.
mite arrangements will he made known as
soon as they are decided upon. Prof. Jour.
of .uonday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
A rare Opportunity {!

'eNIlE undersigned having now completed
L the repairs ".SI'EPE.N.S WHARF,"
IN substantial and worknanlike manner,
with a firm stone head. well backed and
filled in with stone, Sohd.--Also, the water
being deepcncd upwards of two feet, across
The head and all along the whole length ot
the south side. as well as across the connect
ing lire Of wharf from Stevens to The Pocket
or Banister's wbarf-wll now rent The same.
(either the wharf alone, with The Patent
platform Balance. or together with such Of
The Stores ss are not already permanently
rented. Tor term Of years, provided apph-
cation is made TO him within u reasonable
time.
To the inhabitants Of Newport and i,s VI
cinity, the premises being SO well known, n
description is unnecessary. To others, 1t
may be noticed that the wharf is commodl-
ous. spacious aud convenient, situated IN the
centre OF the town, aud. for a series Of years,
has been one oi the most eligible ond best
ircsnentcd whsrves in Newport.
ROBERT STEVENS. !!
Newport. Avg. "a, io42.-(n)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

SUPREME CoURr.--The Grand Jury came
into Court on Thursday afternoon last, with
true bills against the following persons, for
TREASON, viz:-Thoinas w. Dorr, Seth l.u-
'her, George Frissle, John Payne, Du,ee J.
Pearce, Joseph Josen, DAME Brown, N. NJ.
Carpenter. The prisoners were allowed ill
yesterday morning To decide upon the plea
they would offer, nnd to consult counsel
The Court met yesterday at half past
3 p. NJ, and the prisoners were imme.
diatoly brought into Court. Tho pro-
visionary counsel, Mr.. Turner, asked
for further time to prepare their pleas,
and for u conference of their counsel
who were not all present. They were
allowed until tomorrow Friday )morn-
ing, and the prisoners were then Ie-
manded to Jail.
1t is understood that Pcarce, Joslen,
| Luther & Co. are to be defended by S.
Y. Alwell, Robert Rantoul, Jr., BENZ.
+. Butler, a Mr.. Maxwell, Of N. York,
formerly District Attorney for N. Y,
and several other distinguished lawyers
from abroad.
Gov. Humans LETrER-The letter ol
Gov. Hubbard, of New Hampshire. winch ,ha,
funclionary iniimated to Gov. Arnold he
should write Gov. King, giving his reasons
for refusing to give up Thomas w. Dorr, il
appears was received at the Post. Office in
Providence on Thursday last. 1t was malk
ed Exec. Department, IL. Hubbard, Governor
of New Hampshire, ""IiIs Excellency, Sam
uel w. King, acting as Governor Of Rhode
Island" Immediately upon receiving the
insulting letter, aud without breaking III,
Seal, Governor King ordered it to be rc-di
rec,ed to Gov. Hubbard, and returned to tn,
Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01
DRY GOODS,
At No. l32.

4 general and we'll selected assortment
~ Of DRY GOODS, are now Offered II
reduced prices by
Aug. II. j. ". COOK co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-01

THURSDAY, Aug 25.
Sch'r Holly Bush, White, from Virginia for
New Castle, Me.-bas = men sick with the
Fever aud Ague.
Sloop Victory, French, fin Prov. for N. York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-30
MEDICAL.
DIR. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform his patients and ths public I'll. sill adj
w heres to his original goposltIon 70 eesi.s
with his Improvement and would inform them that he has
ed from as Broadway No 81 X AIDE street.
he Marshall House. where ne socits the attendance
above mentioned conditions Of all who have suffered for
e ~ SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. d.
For the advantage of all who wish to attend the
Of Dr. Solomon Heine would that the only Doctor
Her who has ever lived in or had his Office in Broadway 4
The residing 81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall
House. -.
This Physician this country about eight years
since. have had the pleasure OF knowing HIM since ha
ne and Of witnessing many surprising cures performed
by hmhe is above the Of SIS and Is the only one
OF the who member OF the medical nststuton OF the
City and State of New York. -
Sworn before me, this 9th day Of
R,oH.Rp Rrrn Com of Deeds jyls lmsc
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MADAME RESTELL.
PORTUGUESE
F E M A L E Pill l. S

M;pE goUDELoouE. NJ. b., EisBoS, PORTUGAL.
THE Scientific continuation of Ingredients of which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and ADM
ration Of the wo1d. They known all ever Europe to Be
certain in producing the monthly turns Thsir certainty, in al
being thew be used during
for though always mild safe and healthy, they certain TO
produce miscarriage if used during that period.
The directions translated into English sii enveoTed
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box COZ.
reono, have the signature Of d. " MELyEAp. Authorised
agent fer the continent Of America. g t'. Wv.
They be Transmitted by mail any OF the United
States Letters directed Or. f. Melveaa box "a, New
York. will with immediate attention All letters
be post paid. Sold by appointment Cherry Cahs
rine Price IS Half boxes S. No half boxcs sent by
mail jy1 lm~r
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TO SECURE THE ENJOY
MENT OF THE HEAL NH.

FREE from the complaints with which II Is as.a-
ed daring the months discovery yet IN ,de
medicine has attained the ceebnyhe untarsllevd sue
aud established itself in the confidence of the public
both United West Indies. and South America,
has DR.. Wheeer sam of Nose ello mid and safe
remeoy the of the dangerous diseases.
aused by and arising from dsodered of The digestive
organs, 10 wit dyspepsia, cholera morbus collie spasms,
the effects of drinking cold wafer the summer complaint of
Children &c &c These are speedily renewed by tins invan
able med ne eci and certain action has eeusd for
the patronage OF class in society," inasmuch that Dr.
Whee does not withhold the secret from any m.rcenary mo
but III he rather chooses to him self certain
that wears ofexpsnence in doing must make il more perfect
III he trusted TO be prepared by inexperienced
Certificates OF influential already published su
ceny convincing when they voluntary offered Of their
Testimonies IN favor OF its merits. Dr. w has the gatl
eaop 70 sds e ioioSng eminent persons ai
Coz Gen: r. Morris, w. p Ha.ett, Ed G. Ketchum. Esq
j. d. Dodd ESD and Others of equal standing This
medicine for At Dr. w. Office 50 Greenwich street, who
sole proprietor IL also be had the following agencies
Mr. j. hhau Messrs Rushton 20. NJ ?. Diekie MIR J. B.
Dodd druggists al in Bfoadway Dr. Hart Hpdsonst Messrs
C.dostSps 22 Hudson St. Dr. Cotton 293 Bescksrst and q
Grand st.. D Zabdsks JsrSey City; D. W p BlasroSe. At
~ NOTlCE-The Balsam Of Moscatello is not the GEN
article unless accompanied with pamphlet containing
testimonials also directions how should be
as also the bottles being stamped " Wheeer's Balsam Of
Moscatello. III iyl5 lmsc
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OCULISTS.
DOCTOR j. FIR AN G rs
OCTITST

MO 10 BARCt Y STREET, within two doors Of the
AstoI n az @ ar peL r chs cur io al
sl os nsGSss Of the onSest standing Without
any '''S''i ''>'''' CERTIFICATES.
e G ms hoa. Of s y If
called to-day and states that he has been the patient of
Tas'S sight h. JAMES Siia 81 under
rh RsS s Of st. GsoEsI, chush B stsa St
eye for lsn.h Of Time one Of them was almost blind
sca S sm
recovered They are perfectly estored sight BY Dr.
,'' '''D pGASiEE s. JONES, go Pearl street;
NE ,klfOl OF Dr. j. Francis my sight is now
''e'' ''oa anu MARTHA BROWN, III Forsyth street
ieeriy to the above being yss F RRFfpNppICT
Pastor of the stanton street Church
y. .na sm blind o or % u FOR
that disease a" HESTER fysi if H9o E
We the undersigned hayinl Witnessed asIonihns ei
cacy o. Dr. Fanei1 PREPARATIONS Tor disease, OF ths eye
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor of Med ousal st Church.
5. n. Cone Pastor of the Fist Baptist Church
Join Peek Agent Of The Home Mission b. soeEsEty c
jas 'S D A%iTesde Roman Catholic Pies, Peters
Nunf certificate. be the oics P yc and
the na"rs, wiiaOat giving he slightest pain,
Dr. Francis respectfully informs his friends and the IubS
Member q ROa College Of London and Of oh 6e
S Ss @ placed s0Ss R an
Office hours from A NJ, until 6P Nj. Jyio 3m'c
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES We sp
~ aud the noble cause in which engaged and the
correct principles which you uphold Cold water taken m
wardy remedy for thirst and possesses among
Others this decided advantage brinyt does
not thirst after ALA the old. Geneneni we
wish direct your attention TO parm watt applied out
wardy-not frvsh ehtrsat, salt rs the brny ocean
You will find such appliance luxury your cold
the day aud Will rid you OF as ma.
nv physca ills ertns rledge may have done of moral
ones Try RABINEAUS, foot of Desbrosses street, IN
the shape of Hot ith W.. W.
ard AID tender face, the Metallic Tablet and Stop
of c. Saunders the only article that Will ohNiate
their difficulties most convincing proof Of the utility IS.
that the first cutters in Lonlon, Viz: Coman, HVmaket;
Mikin, 3Oi Srin1; LowcocS IS COrnhil Thonnull III
New Bond have them for sale, aud nd them
iva im.c 6. SAUNDERS, 1853 Broadway
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES COR DON NNETT,

N. w. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The NEw YoRE HEnaLr-A daily paper, is<ued every
morning Of the week-prc per copy. su
scrbers furnished the for specific PERIOD, on
in advance No SENT less raid
THE WEEKLY HERALp-Esued every Saturday morning at
nine o'clockprce and quarter cents per copyunhed
country subscribers $32 aDnum,
for any specified period.
CoRREsPorpENTs requested to address their letters
JAMES qoRpor BErrErT, Proprietor and Editorsnd all OF
dsn on buiness must b posi- Baid,
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DOCTOR GLOVER

to Inform those yho have recently snguired if he has
prescribe for such require his aid usual Ikpse difficult
and which require PRACTICAL experience
have been the particular objects Of his study The
recent Improvements in chemistry have into his hands
ra and remedies which escaped the obser
yation of the less scrutinising physician
Dr. Glovers primary education enables him to keep pace
with the improvements of the day. being graduate in the
dca profession The qnsuspectng stranger should beware of
the host of self named Doctors and petenders of whom
aspire be authors OF little BOOKS upon subjects OF which they
totclly Ignorant
MuseuLl-ofbce hours until 90 lock PM. jy3 lmtc
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NOTICE-

WE The unde rsgned actuated alone for the public benefit
w most earnestly caution the public from being imposed
by pretender calling Im. Doctor advertising and
akng certain disc by which many persons
been las credby nioned) deceived and their money
take # IN the m, and their lives eopardised
We know individually that there but person the city
and county who regularly admitted member of Med.
cal Society by the OF HENE and he resides at No 81
Resde and is the Dr. Solomon Hene who formerly
lived No us Hudson street. person who has, ipdi-
vidua knowledge, performed great number Of extraordinary
and miraculous cures we have desire nure any indi-
to prevent the public from being imposed upon,
HENRY V. VULTEE,
THOMAS RODGERS.
iyl3l JAMES II. VOSE.
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THE PERSIAN PILLS

A SSUREDLY HAVE healing virtues which other me-
dlc,ne III this coutry possesses Let one be dccl
ed until they have tried the Persian Comroundthey
raised IRON The greatest weakness a ess, TO health and
happiness Prlce 3l cents and 62 cents, boxes
For sale BY q. FAV, who'ls 4.ent. at Minors drug
store NO 1872 Broadway John st. New York; rctailed
at Nos. ~ aud 100 Fulton street.
Also Jew psyds or Hebrew Plaster to remove tgmors,
Ladies" IN delicate situations, find great relief from it.
Also The Magnetic Ba,tery consisting of Electric Pills,
Magnetic Hher No2 Tor nervous diseases importance SC.
Magnetic Either, No 3, for liver complaints, &c.
Also for thrush csnker ard nursing sore mouth
Call and the Agent J. o. FAY (ye that suffer- Mil.
nors Drug store 1872 Broadway of John New
York. ivI2 lmsr
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MEDICINES.
DIR. SHERMAN'S
INDICATED LOZFNGES

articles have been for nearly
oat s anu re- Greatest proof Of their efficacy
moving e various diseases Tor which they are recommended
IS that the demand for iem has rapidly ressing and
persons who have once used them only continue Their u
but recommend them TO their Friends S A'S" "S''
COUGH LOZENGEs
Are the medicines in the world for c,ugb. .olJ. ~
sumption, asthma, whoopng cough kc yer discoversd ~
THE WORM LOZENGES
Are the only articles which fail in removing o a
every description. both from children and adults Wins vi
THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Are sovereign remedy for sickness and
papitation, owness Of spirits and all diseases
The Hon. Aaron Clark, Hon. Edw. J. Porter Rev Mir
Handbook Rev Mr. Dunbar Of the McDouga Church
have used them.
Office iOS Nassau seet-Agens Rushton & AsIinwaIl'.
three Sends 23 Broadway II East Broadway; Cod
drngton Hudson
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MEDIC Al AID.

TNvALIDs DESTROYS teobtn the best medical advice and
the "Rubicon" by Dr. Gregory of No. 81 Mott street, New
York. where he has beensever years established in select
branch of his profession and tehe also admin
ister With entire success and often where other
and less experienced physca- nad failed The Doctor does
ing good advice where it nav Dc obtasd Dr. Gregory,
provided and arranged for the comfort and convenience Of his
patients.
al home TO wait upon those seeking him at all hours Of the
day and night 81 Mott street but little of from Chat
ham square. 50, \, .n =.
dollar by mall free Of postage will obtain the Rubi-
con" nv return mail which shall also be postsge free.
va 1nsc
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MEDICAL.
LUCINA CORDIAL.
TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.

TT barely lhF.e years sn9e ,es general nodudon Of
it has only spread is usefulness throughout t herahere,
and sustained the vast reputation which had ous scqnr
inventor By the Ss,ed has been
the Of mcigient consumption The knowledge OF
man frame FIST suggested the idea 81 using il in this way and
dc result Is medicine has been added the CATALOGUES tor
with gle peesl'on u9der the control of the paiiem l
LARGELY a THIS period to feeopmsnd The Lacina
bus difficult painful mensrqaon, nconinence of Urine, and
all diseases arising from deblaton Of the system where an
States has precedence OF all other medicine such
s SPEEDY % and
trouble Should there howess be any abonas under
tested merits recommend them with all confidence, and
on my personal responsibility feeling assured if they give
and sa ISass 10 Dr. i Massn viii Be the result But
az % 3 sss = s Sass An Is %
yesgated ndubabe and generally admitted power to enable
TO restore vs powers IN males when reduced to utter APP
parenty hopeless ostraton 10 perfect health and aeyy
Dr. Magnin Notwithstanding its immenef oregn celebrity and
of respectable testimony that accompanied II,
declined committing myself individually, BY giving
sonol in ese particulars but now after the
sale upwards Of hundred thousand bottles coupled
with receipt and certificates and testimonials lnnumerabe,
much knowledge founded personal
warrant lar esGssds my nos fIns no b
important ends for which II ded and has be-
Sc a se ssd hod %yse G as sls
BILE for the assumption that the Luc,na Cordial can 'nvg
when the, have been
also that produce that state
enable them beo children
I; pia1Y exceedingly de
matters, iee 10 do les Lsht pc
misunderstood and full f the responsible
which hrye eheeIigy assumed W,,h senss 81 s a
Luena Cq51 has been beaded uron ne IA ts country re
man, the JUN WINTERS MD
Price bottle EOs sale a ~. g Boadw x ard q Nassau
jy6 nSr
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12.OOO CASES IN A YEAR.

Use The right medicine and be curedYe who weary
Of S
E ss
in New York alone been related
as iS hat s from the
Sickness general wasting of the body from
seSS S Ss time Sss rS e:
kidney PROSTATE pills pe-emnent
u, g, Wholesale Agent New Yok-Rs,asd at 70
cha!sS 8 bSssy g s aisi
ss sait q @ M
Poesss Eradic.or celebrated as the most certain
safe and speedy cure for sonoha and certain complaints.
THE SOLID EXTRACT, OF sARsAPARILLA, pre-.
S sad
s TAs .Sss
D. Won MgS m oss~sE
varik corner Csn. street, & CGddnston Spring
sS $n;SS ;'!;f'
%sss Briggs Ssss s SHn e"s:sosae
FACTS ARE sTUBBoRN THINGs1,I. is sfaet tia,
shmep walker y Saa nj
& per bottle another fact that oou!aud. True
n % spo ss tan
% snd ne ns'h nG %
this celebrated cosmetic containing mineral utterly
ulnous 10 the skin and and by its epean action
njuou to ah To be had apoYe. One ol,sr Per hot
tie. 49, n II HI' - n.
GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE
mpas delicate foseate nge the complexion mmovabc
BY respiration rubbing with linen CLOTH 90 per
bottle.
GOURAUDS BLANC DESPAGNE,
o la. Ms En s & % s:bs
ney combned with raions for this purpose up
elegant boxes at 25 cents each.
Ag.nts-Proyidence, Dyer, Jr; ALBANY Guthrie Maiden
lane; New Haven, Myers Chapel street; Hartford We'll.
Humphrey, Eowich Faulkner Prnce on seabrook; Eos
st Jared( fray Pc ivI,;tuo SrN