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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
DR wmIrNEv,s wnooplNa cough AND

lR' WIIrNENS WHOOPiNG COVcW AND
- GROUP CORDIAI--The peculiar adaptation Of
ms well known mrdicnc to the al the
designated by lis name its general nv almost every
hmiN ~ the city, aud the notoriey IL hn- obri NJ
M ihvouhle preparation; renders II quite esssry
I" say Shng IN its hynr hut TO such have never
'es'ed It's superior virtues II highly recommended Ms
plninls.
II has bo'n standard medicine for Group IN numcr-
ons families ~ this vicinity TOR the lsst twelve wears
and the r"plinpnly increasing demand IL sufficient
evidence INA, u becoming popular Rs II is a vnup-
Bile medicine aud is still NJ hrhly appreciated ever
No innily should be without IL nj this season ~ the
year when children, by exposure to the sudden changes
~ the weather, nrc subject Ia severe aud yperrd r
'ncs "i these alarming complaints, which might he
overcome by MI immediate TO this potent and IN
falling remedy
For sale in Newport by II. J. TAYLOR, No. Ias
lhhnits street. Feb. g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22

HAVE just received from Boston a great
II variety Of Rroadcloths, Cnssimeres. Vest
lngs aud thin stuffs, which they offer for sale
low, for cash or approved credit, al No. 1903
Thames street. April 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22

s an acquisition to the toilette of Ladic
and Gentlemen that will never be dis
penscd with by those who have tested its ad
mrablc qualities.
Used as pomatum, il will preserve the
hair IN a most beautiful condition, keeping il
soft and glossy, and dIsposing 1t to curl most
lnxnrantly. 1t will Impnrt to light sandy
hair, darker mud richer shade, and wonders
fully improve tho appearance of all shades
and coors.
For sale by r. ]. TAYLOR,
May 20. lis Thnmcs street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
S 7 0 Y ( S,
BROADCLOTHs.

NROM the N. York Auctions, the largest
- assortment Of Broodcloies, of every style
and quality, ever brought to this market,
which purchasers are invited TO call aud ex-
anime, as they are guaranteed better bnr-
gain than they ever made before. by calling
at ISAAC GOULD a. SONS,
April 81 l7G Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
III E II Id OF THE TIME S.
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
II fresh supply Of the Joilowing
VALUABLE
patemt Me0frime0, &C.,
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
lays Liniment for the Piles.
Oldridge's Balm OF Colunlbia-for promoting
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oil--for do do.
Mrs. Gardner's Balsam Of Livcrwort, for colds
aud coughs.
Browns Kreosote and Gall Tooth ache drops
MO0re's Essence of Life.
Whiiwells Liquid Opodeldoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
Carpenters Extract SarsaparilIa.
Ihompson's Eye Water.
Lees n l. Bilious Pills.
rhompson's Kreosote and Gall Tooth-dch
Drops.
Doct Kineley's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Liniment.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthmatc Pills.
Ilnckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
Universal Corn Cure.
Billiards. oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, &c.
DR.. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DIR. rhompsan's Tooth ache Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds, asthma. SC.
Lees Windham Bilious Pills, sc. sc. &c.
For sale by
II. r. HAZARD,
SIGN OF the GOLDEN MORTAR,
.Vtw Me Court House, .Ntppori, X. L.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22

e.s>s's-a--HS1k.1sifs Bristol, and Newport,
every morning tSnndays exceplcd,) at nine
o'clock. A. NJ, and arrive ~ Newport AT two
O'Clock L. NJ. A Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
ren, at O'Clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Provi-
dcncc at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, in time 10 take The
Stonlngton Cars for New York. the cars for
Boston, and the Stages for Woonsocket and
Coventry. This is the most direct and cxpc-
dtlous route between Providence and New
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
10 render the ride rs comiornble ~ possible.
The coaches are in good oraes-good horses
and careful and obliging divers. There II
now new horseboat at Bristol Ferry Which
makes the crossing much more expeditions
and pleasant than iormerly.
GFExtra horses and ooacaes iurnis he'd in
either place at short notice.
Books scpi in Providence at the Monnfac-
tnrers and franklin Hotels ut Coles in
Warren, md al Jones' in Bristol, and at llaz-
ards and fownscnd's, Newport.
G. II. KINNICUTT, Proyidence,)
8. MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
J. CHADWICK, Bristol, prie,o.s
JOHN &. WEAVER, Newport,
Oct. %, ISl2.
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CASSIM Is K ES.

4 hesb assortment Of single and double mill
N ed black and fancy 'olored French. En-
glish and American CASSINIERES. just received
by
ISAAC GOULD g. SON,
Aug IT, I76, Thames street.
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School books,
school stationary,
GOUT, SPRAINS,
swELlED Joints, sriFg ouRps, PAIN
IN THE LIMBS, CONTRACTION
or TIE CORDS. &c. &c

- lIEWES IL KiTTREDGES BONE
~ LlNIMENT MBINED-a prepa-
ration from two celebrated prescriptions For
the diseases mentioned, this Llnlmcnt stands
nnrvaEed in It's efficacy. 1t can truly be dc
nominated Pain. Extractor, as IL will remove
pam when caused by the above complaints.
1t - put up IN bottles at the low price Of 81
cents, aud is for sale by most of The drug
glsts. For the genuine, call for "llewes &
klltrcdgc's Llnlment Combined" See GER
tltica'es on wrapper. For sale by X. ]. Tuy-
lor & X. II. Hazard, Newport, X. ].
Oct. %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
ASHIONABLE HATS!
Joseph B. Weaver,

No. ia, THAMES street,
HAS JUST OPENED AND OFFERS FOR SALE
THE LATEST FASHION
- ENTLEMEN'S fine Neutra-M Moleskin
~ --Brush-and Silk Hats. Of the French
and DE Orsey style. Also chidren's fash-
ionable Satin Beaver ilaIs.-Togeiher with
an assortment Of gentlemen's and childrcn's
cloth Caps, Of various patterns,
April 30 lS4I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
Chairs, Feathers. &C.

A Variety of Chairs. of the latest pattern
~ just received. Live Geese. and Russia
Feathers,-and general assortment of Fur
niture, at COGGESllALL'S,
March IL. Church Street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
THE FAR MER.

----- 81 paint the cot;
AS truth will paint IL, aud as baris will not"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22

llLUf. Rack. md Red Ink'. o' superior
- quality; for sale at wholcsnle nnd tc,''
X. J.TAYLOR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
Good Woolen Yarn, &c.

'U>IlE best of wooden rn-English worst
ed aud knitting Cotton, constantly for
sale at
JOHN +. TOWNSEND'S
Sept. 81, 1912.
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20 Np BrotDer.

ny CHARLFs sPRAGUE.
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+ l. a " N T. l. S.

Sept. 9th.
NOW is the time to purchase them
The subscribers have received their
FALL SUPPLY of red, white and
yellow FLANNELS- and now offer
them for sale at price much below any
thing ever before offered.
WM. g. COZZENS g. Co.
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~Gssss;ssss tsAs
&ssss;;jisN
From the Artist for December.
an 7spftapb.

ny JAN AID RICH.
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S u S p e ~ d G RS.

A Large lot of silk. India rubber. buckskin,
"A worsted and cotton Suspenders, now
opening and for sale cheap. at
fS.A.7C GOULD & SO.NS,
May 26. l7G, Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
For Newport and Providence.

Until further notice
,he Mail stage will lcavo
@8&@6H@ Providence for Warren,
eensn.1S~E-aRsEis Bristol and Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-22
DIR. sHERMAN's INDICATED
LOZENGES.

CulLDREN and adults can take medicine In this
~ form wrbout difheuhy. II Is the only way by
which u can be rendered Iectly PHEASANT otbe taste
~ heun ~ ~ experienced phy sic ian and attend
iily at The warehouse To give advice. Every med
cine Is selected f"T It's purity, wihout regard 10 It's
price, aud can always he drpe ndrd on. ASH Tor ir
she rman's I0Zenget-his signature, thus, "a her
man, NJ, - accompanies each box.
sHEIMAN's COUGH LOIENGES.-Tbe greatest
discovery ever made sh.rman's Cough Lozenges
WI cure common coughs az colds one or two days,
an''rd immediate relief ~ The wbo"ping cough, asih
ma, dhcuit lreaihne, aud iighness ofthe ch'st aud
cure Consumption sooner than any thrr medicine.
Read what they have DONE have used sherman 's
cough Iozrngcs ~ feyrra hundred cases aud never
found any thing equal Ia thea they give immediate
reliei, aud have cured the most Troublesome coughs
one day. can confidently recommend them as the
best cough medicine IN use.
H.. Y. ROGERS, MD.
was cured of Consuinp by boxes of he mans
Cough Lozenpes, aer having suffered for three year.
aud trying several d"cois aud every thing hea re
commended owe my life 10 them through tie bles-
sings OF God. J. l.. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. R.D. Kemp Of Newburg, ancr ihre years o
suffering from s,vere cough, night sweais, pain in
the side aud all the symptom, "f confirm, consump
lion, and after having iried IN vain all the medic
he heard at last told or he, mans Cough Lozen
ges aud by the bessiu Of God three boxes ontIey
cured him. recomn' nded them Ia all.
References also Ia = Andrews, Judge I. Spencer,
Benjamin Cromlir, rr Coleman, q q Deson. aud the
many thousands, who have been cured by them,
SIIEhMAN'S WORM LOZENGEs-ATe the greatest
worm medicine ~ the world.
Dr Chun h has used them in over dliy cases, cured
ten OF spasms aud three of ills i- considers them
safe aud sue, aud recommends them Ia all.
Col J. lark cured of his children Of spasnis and
one of hts occls ioned by worms.
The lion Is u GenTdsey thinks they have saved the
life OF of his children u had been long time in
n decline aud was attended by the best physicians
witoHt any relief His family doctor recoinine ndcu
Shermah's Worm IoYengrs ~ the only h' pc he did
SO, and through the blessing OF God, his child Is
weli--anmhr living rviden'e of their wondr riu vir
tues. Mr. u says no family should be without them.
More than 2OoO certificates nigh, be added oi their
truly wonderful properties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-09

Thin pI odig ioss result and far a. individual
liabilities co. 10 far short Of truth, IS We have been
ruded in the estimates by the actual failures reported
in the circles and not embracing the large
amount Of collection paper returned under Protes'
through the banks 1t will be observed that the bank
failures embrace capital only and not liabilities which
more than double the amount This enormous
amount independent Of the vast depreciation oil pro-
perty of all kinds as the fall in stocks real estate,
prices Of goods &c. which would leave the money value
of the wealth Of the trading classes and capitalists less
probably $500 900 than the first oil the current
year. It il always the case that in time OF revusion'
growing out of the overactisn of bank paper, that
prices and values fall to lower points than when the
stimulation began and the real wealth Of the country
is always less at such time than would have been
had no undue taken place. because that spe
culaon retarded the production Of wealth. and the re-
action all the fictitious value that Gre
a,sd Having every thing in a condition than be-
fore-nore especially those trading classes, whose
it'll. cantals were torn them by the recediDg bill
low of money This class is always by
the EXPANSION of banks whose contraction leaves them
destitute and helpless the quck-sands OF adversely
II is from these that the cries Of distress no emanate
n Is the breaking Of this connecting link heretofore de-
sndine upon bank Credits between the producers and
The mporers and manufacturer that causes the pre-
sent of business and until this link is
structed on the cash basis great improvement
take place. Men with actual capital must step in and
actually buy goods and produce their present low
prices and again sell them, pushing aside all those who
dealt on borrowed capital" This can be done only
when confidence is in some degree restored event
which now depends in great measure upon the action
of the Federal government Until its fiscal affairs are
regulated certain plan for future movements be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-09

On Friday morning: sth inst BARBAnA ELEANOR, only
daughter Of George T. and Eleanor Stanly aged eigh.
teen months and FIVE days The Baltimore and Frede.
ricksown papers will please copy the above.
The friends and relatives of the family
invited to attend the funeral this morning at II o'clock
from his residence, 3s Vandsm st.
At Montevideo, Cd the sls of December last, in his
35th year. FLAMES RoBEErs of this city, and for the
last IL years branch pilot of the River Plate He
kind husband dutul son, and is deeply regret by
many friends in his city.
On Friday morning 9Th inst in the S.h year Of his age
SAMrrL HUNTER, eldest son of John w Hunter.
The friends of the family invited attend his fu-
neral from the residence Of his father in Clinton ave-
nue., Brookly n this afternoon at o'clock.
On Thursday afternoon, It'll inst. SArAH c. daughter
OF Charles Burkhater, aged years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon al o'clock from 81
Vandam ST.
At Owego March 3lst aged SIS, Nancy MARTIN wife of
Solomon d. Gibson, formerly of the City Hotel New
York As wife, mother and friend, she will live in the
hearts of those who knew her.
At Hartford, Conn, the 9Th instant, Mr. TIMOTHY
BurcE, aged 9S years, months, and l6 days. Mr..
Bunce has for many years been the Oldest in that
town,
On Thursday morning. 7th inst at Morristown of in
Aammation Of the bowels CATHERINE EvELISA, daugh.
ter Of the late stephen Freeman, aged IS years.
On Wednesday, 9th inst Mr.. JONI CAMPBELL, aged 81
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Foreign lamentations.

LvrRPooI-sh2 D.a a-s Ikgs Dennist.n2 do Ipslis &
Scott-l7 Armstrorg-ss sleescn-3 Robnson--2l Ro
ellis Patti. Reese Brothers-s Caldwell-sss bd
oss bars iron Egleson Bsele-s pkgs Waker5o Bird
Glllan-2C Scott bars RR iron Albany Wesstock
Bridge Co5o coal Edredge 10 pkgs Knor-I3 Rot
inns 81 ckburn-l1 sr h, Thurger Camer BRAID
-qsss SKIS slowed se7 do common salt Thompson
h.yns-ship vi al pigs 4 Caseli Thor;pt ehsrs
yyse-7 BoieeaS sgsc IS kRwsier-ac Griie.-iw
Bewer.l Moran Issl,n-s Boamer-i Schmidt Ondrea
O. May f1s ie.7l II i cher? L.Sou.-IC
40 Hessenburg col Cvmpion & Lhder-5 A Frosch-I
Bolker co.'s Beyl,rdr-s II H-opequn--sJ Mag CO
lads- Le6ssQ Derassdse7 Meltongi Co ss MI
seo"aEa ards Sddsrd-scsrf Bur- Ma5@If Tem..
col B,rthlud Vuis-2 g II sands Hpyt & Cohisr-i
EFolsy-sE Molten us rsvenstsd,l Branner Frerrs-is
PI ss Mu sshn''as
Open elmer co.. Ahr'nftl III Loybat-a Kessl.r
S,co-i Becsr. Benz mn cosaA W sm,nding ec-I +
CCa & co., Gay Gnssae& Noe-lO BensardS Hutton
Colia d. y Gr llet-l w Drsper.l5L Msillard-
sTA vosen co-ls Gruen,hol Sco-l W,ner-2 Wer;
at Valen,ine-26 Bot ear Burch.l w II Horsm Coz
TIMBER Dammann-TC Fay-4EF Nswhail-l y -, &c
&C Porttr-iF Colard-fJ stFer.i Cofe nsibe,,
HsightS COY ane, Larson col CUNT er-i Town
Ce,tinet-i sosie,ran P,rrit-2 pup-seais Dord-
veil & Fle mming-i Muray-e Cook CO. Ruslel Mat
tson 7 ylor.2 ID Wright khod's x col T. Fled
le-i MWh ingham-i Malzamet SMITH founilioe
&Arpe-l PVia'Sll-I Lt,i co-2 Understood, Tetet.
all Blsn-liJ Co-t Amberna n, Norei cc--l dort
co.'s Donchet-2 A q A Keniall-l &c chran-i u
Chevola, kco- Berri Reese-l l. salles-i Z Fay-i
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DIR. MORRISON

NORTH RIVER DIS ENSARY. aol Futon streetnear
~ Gretnwich-Dr Morrison Member Of The Royal College
Of Surgeons and fermerl sug.oni the Prsh
and all those Distressing symptoms
judtious tment and the imprude susck
DR. NJ has had experience OF twenty-five years treating
delicate diseases all their various and complicated FORMS
ard mild, safe and nfalioe substitute for mercury
rad a;ing the cal with certainty without subject
rg the patient risk restricting HIM in his usual Diet
pursus while hs medicines agreeable IN taste
SMELL Permanent obsruct The wr,hrs such
and accompanied with much irritation and dull pain
Of the conseque or NAL leading ut
matsy to urinary stuas Dr. NJ treats structures
entifc gradually promoting ion Of the threat
ened membrane without pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL, DEBILITY-Thousands OF ouns
suffering from the consequences Of indulgence
.scret destructive habit and whose further in
i1red from the Of nostrus and pretended specifies which
stimulate opy to isauce greater depression DR. M treats
purely pathological principles aud fails establishing
also the most obstinate yield to his plan OF
Letters post paid and containing suitable Fee will
the correspondent full advice ard medicine part OF
Uuion, BY his giving history ~ his in detail.
Thee strictest honor aad confidence observ.d
40 im- al afre
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Every article in the provision market is becoming
quite cheap. Butchers begin to feel the scarcity of mo-
ney, and are compelled to sell their at more rea
sonable rates than have been known for
This to the poor, is cheerful information They have
heaped upon them in the shape Of high prices prov
sons. We trust that before prices begin to again
the existing meat monopoly will be entirely abolished
shad have gone down to three shillings pair.
Salmon has made its appearance, butin very small lots
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One ship, unknown.
General Recnrd.


General Record.
Packet BALTIMORE, for Havre is detained till tn. 18th
instant.
PACKET for Liverpool will sail to day.
weather and wind permitting Her letter bsgs still at
Gipin's.
Boston n, intelligence has been received OF them
ssII OK Ill., 5iaeCn from E.'por, 70;
morning high with the wind from NJ
@ Enc Which msd. her.
CoMMnRcr OF CHARIEsroN.-Harbor Masters Report for
Arvalsi4 ships barks 80 brigs IS schrs sleeps. a
earances and Derarures-so. ships bark, 2s briggs gal
hot IS schIs Al steamboats,.
port sis u,-ls ,hip barks a brg' 81 schrs sloop
Whalemen.
Arr ret New Bedford sh inst Hibernia Indian Ocean with
T. Ms, flower, NB whales 18TH lat TO- Ann Ma
let from pay.a rsycrt; touched at that port Sept as.h
touched is r. Marcus FIJI $50; ash Edward Hudson
e Nn - So mos s &c., s
Fucker NIB mes $50; at I hiti July Geo Washing
AisUs from Rc;co. of NIB 'eport, her off Payta. Dec s.
with 1900 bbs sp oil, 20 mos out
CARIBOU from New Crlean, for NYOh, March IS lat &c 10
lon SO 80.
LrvERgooL, Mar 4-Cld RaPplannoek New Orleans; Monu
u
CPE HAYIES, Mar 2oIn port, Kate Thompson, from and
Unitea States Ports.
CAsrISE, April o. Sd Helen Mar, Baltimore.
EAsI rHoM,'ros, April a-Arr Justice, NV York; Free
BATH April a-Arr and NYork; 4th Charles Thomas
and Sew York. Boston Ga cd, Partridge, Cubs ath FAIR
IOsIs., Inspector, Georgetown; ROtt Bruce
Owls iiE,p. April a-Ar SUI an, Eas.por. for NYork
Science nSs PHI for Por.%oaiH moulin m LOT
Bcs5os April sIAT Cameo; Palermo Feb passed Geral
18Th No date ls 81 Ion 81 TO- fell with President Of
AID from Hfax for Ba BADGES In sinking condou took off
and number brought
TO SW and night SW Sophia, Germany, Dorchester Geo
Saohe d. Mry irls En, Venrosa Cynosure. W. Pitt; Bal
timore Ptstnn 10 load ice for Baimore WIN Rogers
an port TO load ice fo Philadelphia; LOr eut rrr
PRovpEScE Apul e-Arr America, Fllsworth; Willard
Bris, o. load f,g Nfor Sid wind NV light Baltimore
for ali River h load stone for Chsreson Motto Bay River
NC. Orient IL The Baltimore anchored below-wind
H,nrroRp, Ap il7-Cld Sarah Matilds Albany.
PyIIA Pi. April s-Ar Acorn stop; Orraloo Care
H.ytien; Les Hartford Cid Gov Robbins Bosoa Louisa
Plymouth Ms. -,,o - .
the. Boston; Shyook, NY rk .
Norr Tx April Arr Amanda. New York. N Hampton
ads LUCINDA Snow, Thonason for Fredtricksburg Sid
Red Rover W.st Indies Frlm Hampton Roads Hsrkawsy,
New Orleans. and fleet OF c. asters Sid 4 saratogs Ma
deira.
CHsRLrsror, April 2-Ar Leyant Hayre; Leo Christi
(Beleisn) Oserd: Marathon Bas0n Ashley, Nfork. Cid
4th Warsaw HAVE; Emily, NYork; Trmpsrsnce, Bottom
MoriLy, Mar GAR Aabsmian Waverly, Tuskina, and
Reform, NYork; G,spee Proyd.nce
NEw ORLtArs, Mar 2s-C CASTOR. NYork; Washington,
Havre Tennessee Bosen Echo Jsmaics Sea Bird, Bsltr
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dem@s M.r.sz, G9Y.d COS GlsparS Var , az
Oimy PATRON co.. T Wilsus 4 col w Pshl-to "
Draer-I Adams Homer Es T aS
q WIGHT Sayeu-3 Stewart X co-i2 y HA't
Hunt s.1s.ssy1 naSs s ss@s Cad
ner Colby 4 col Barby-l Baker col Smith se
muer-s w Pel-i Il BoudArd-2I 70 order; - ~,
CIrsrUEGos Huslco2s2 hhds IS bxs sugar III hho
10 ties moIasses Chasteian X P.hvert. 81,
Schr Caro- 3o6 sugar liz cks
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Domestic ImportatIons.

PoRr LroS-Brg Horace $50 bales cotton Cen,r COL bx
Hopkins Whits-5a Raymond co.'s Wsrng son.is
q lins-s2 L Wiley SeomsaH Smith 600 Ro-
ngst.nis Spear Patsn-i box Towt-26 bales CO ton
to order.
ArALAcHooLA-Blig Portland-2 bales cotton Wood Jchu-
Burrt-s0 Wetmore * Benedict-7i II Tain an IA
smith, NJ ills * co.'s Bogart Kueeapd-25 Townsend y
Bro hers-is Perkins Hopkins Whiie-7 S Browp-ls W
Moore col2 Buck colo Maitland-si bales cot ON
to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-09

ORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE faramed celebrated pills, from Portugal,
4 perceive be OF famed this Sc. advsr
hsepent on n last e,inmpnf fourth osge fei im'rs
OrrtcE Of tie NEW YoRk BAsK sorr Lisr.}
20s Broadway New Yorb, Aprl
SUBSCRIBERS informed thata SUPPLEMENT- will
- essued from the office this day. inrg the latest
peys IN relation TO the changes monetary affairs broken
banks and counterfeit IN circulation since the Iublca
ton OF the Paw p IN IN. list Of April.
Should Subs be nsgeced By the Carriers they
are requested TO give notice at The flee in medstey.
~ Merchanfs wishiog advertisements inserted on the co.
yers the pamphlet Of III 18th April requested to for
ward the same TO the ONCE early conve,i.nt.
CHARLES. MCINTYRE & co.
tSits Commercis, Gazette Once 2as Rr~adw.v.
FLORIDA tUNDs-Un,oa Bsns snd souiheen Trust,
bought at ~ 5ISTARE'S
10 Wall sfreet
United States Bank notes. Iliao do, Michigan Indian,
Illinois Scrip, b sught and scld mia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-09
DOCTOR, PROVOST

some individuals write against the of basam avy.
~ cub. bs nitre camphor mineral astrngnt Sc the
cure Of secret but that the void knows that the
above Named edicnes will and have cured those
beyond doubt II perfect folly deny that fact But that
IT qa5es professional map and of skill in his proes
son TO know when and how those medicines equally
as obvious TO Of minds hope therefore that ge
requiring medical aid will not give all the foolish stuff
which they tn. share of but they
will cal upon me- at No broad street where they shall
have u history 81 their feel confident that
tent will Office without being entirely sa ea that
there at leas one regular bred physn who has condo
scended 10 place hin self among the field of Jacks NV or
fee is at 81 Broad corner stens St.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-09
FOURTEENTH WARD.
The ticket headed fsr Alderman AR AHAM B. DAVIS IT.
MILLER'S PATENT
CLASP STRAP FOR PANTA-
LOOMS

TTNEQUALLED for convenience. security and dura ity
May be instantly easily secured under boot
loosened by simply pressing the fingers the Cannot
possibly uncasp by accident durable
article OF the kind and warranted not get
Ill quite out.
his clasp may be obtained strongly attached to leather
end pierced with holes to be sewed cloth straps.
For sale wholesale by A. WHEELER Draper and Tailor
throne hout he cttv