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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
JUST RECEIVED.
n fresh supply Of The Joiiowimg
VAL u ABLE
l)ateMt Me0trtMe8, &C.,

Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Liniment for the Piles.
Oldridse's Balm Of Columbia - for promoting
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oil-for do do.
Mrs. Gardner's Balsam Of Liverwort, for cold.
and coughs.
Browns Kreosote and Gnll Tooth ache drops.
Moore's Essence Of Life.
Whiiwell's Liquid Opodeldoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snu1
Carpenters Extract Sarsapurilla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees N l. Bilious Pills.
Thompson's kreosote and Gall Tooih-ach
Drops.
Doct. Kingley's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Liniment.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthmatic Pls.
Ilinckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
Universal Com Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, 60.
DIR. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DIR. ThomPsan's Tooth-ache Drops.
Rawson's itch Ointment.
Doct Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs
tolds, asthma. sc.
Lees Windham Bilious Pills, SC. &c. sc.
For sale by
II. II. HAZARD,
SIGN op THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Near The Court House, .Ntwport, X. L.
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JUST RECEIVED
FROM NEW YORK,

Pease's, Cough Candy
\ Jacksons, Wislar's and Sher- The
mans Cough l.ozenges.
Aliens Balsam Of lIorehound
and Lverworl, for coughs sc. most popular
NJ. N. GARDENERS Balsam Of
Liyo'wori, for do.
| Jn,ne Indian Expectorant, COUGH
for do.
Buffers 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.
Shcrman's Poor Mans Plaster.
Dr. Badeaus, Whitin's and Wells Strength.
ening Plasters.
! Sherman's Worm Lozenges.
! Jayne'S Vermifuge, or Worm Destroyer.
Swaim's VermIluge, do. do.
English Red and Black Ink, (superior.)
Kidder's, Edes' and Payson's IndeIble Ink.
Wards Macassar, Buffalo, For the prcser-
and Bears Oil. | walton, growth,
Jayne's Hair Tonic. , and restoration
Oldridye's Balm Of Colum- Of the
ba. X.
Double distilled Rose Water. } For flavor.
Essence Of Rose, ing jelIies,sau-
Extract of Lemon, ices pastry, SC.
Oriental Pearl Powder, For cleansing the
nd skin, and improve
Perfumed Cosmetic Balls, ing the COM
Milk Of Roses, SC. plexion.
Cologne, Lavender, and Orangc-Flower
Water. sc. SC. &c.
Also, A SUPPLY OF FINE
Spanish Leechcs,
FOR SALE BY
r.. r.. III a z a n D
Sign of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, X. !. [Jan. 20.
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RuH UMATIsM, GOUT, sPRAINs,
swELLtp Joisrs, srirr CORDS, PAIN
IN rHE LIMBS, coNTRAcrIoN
or IuE CoRDs &c. NC.

- HEwES g. KiTTREDGES BONE
-. LiNIMENT CONFINED prcpa.
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this Llniment stands
unrivacd in its efficacy. II can truly be de-
nominated Pain. Extractor, as IL will remove
pain when caused by the above complaints
II il put up in bottles at the low price Of 80
cents, and is for sale by most Of The drug
glsts. For the genuine, call for llewes &
Kiuredge's Liniment Combined" See Ger.
tfcsics on wrapper. For sale by X. J. 1ay.
Tor & II. II. Hazard, Newport, X. !.
Oct. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

The following short paragraph taken
from the Southern Planter, contains 81
much sound, good sense, that we copy it
with the view of asking all our readers
TO study lis truths and philosophy -
Southern agricuh
Puirerizing The Soil To demonstrate
that dews noisten the land when fine,
dig hole in the hard dry ground, in the
drlest weather, as deep as the plow
ought 10 reach ; beat the earth very fine,
and fill the hole herewith and after
few nights oews, you will find this fine
earth become moist at the bottom, and the
hard ground all round will become dry.
Till field in land : make one land very
fine by frequent deep blowing let
another he rough by insufficient ;illage
alternately then plow the whole cross
wise IN the driest weather, which has last =
ed long, and you will perceive, by the
color OF the earth, tha, every fine land
will be turned up moist, but every roug h
land will be dry as powder, from top TO
bottom. In the driest weather, good
hoclng procures moisture to roots; though
the ignUraDt and incurious fancy il lets
IN the drought, and therefore. are afraid
To hoe their plants at such times.
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For Newport and p lOyidence.

Until further notice
SsGaSNs-sa the Mail stage will leave
@EESH7szH@ Providence for Warren
s.s--------s.eesszz-5 Bristol, and Newport
every morning (Sundays exceptcd.) at nine
o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive in Newport at two
o'clock Z. NJ A Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
rem, at O'Clock, A. NJ. aud arrive in Provi.
dcnce at 2 o'clock p. NJ, in time TO take the
Stonlngton Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, aud the Stages for Woonsocket aud
Coventry. This is the most direct and expe-
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 as comfortable as possible.
The coaches are in good ordcr-good horses
and careful and obiging drivers. There is
now a new horseboat at Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more expeditions
aud pleasant than formerly.
GPExtra horses and coaches furnished in
either place at short notice.
Books kept in Providence at the Mannfac-
turcrs and Franklin Hotels; at Coles in
Warren, and at Jones' in Bristol, and at llaz-
ards and Townsrnd's, Newport.
q. K. KINNICUTT, Providence,
5. MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
J. CHADWICK, Bristol, prietors
JOHN G. WEAVER, Newport,
Oct, q, lS42.
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NAxSsti4i kA v%
MFSx'sEt.='..--.77 Il. |. :. 7 ~ ~
,s-=s:se&YAAE& E&ssz axk M
Extracts

From The .4nnual Add,rss J,fore Ms Phil
ndeiphia agricultural Society, by It's
President, NICHOLAS BlDDLE, ESQ
Iv,proremem Of Fnmers.-"Having
spoken of the Improvement of our farms,
let Us not omit n much mnie important
sublect-the improvement OF our farmers
In the stirring competition OF all classes
around ihem---in the increased diffusion
ofknowledge, and the general activity OF
mind which now pervades all society, the
farmers must maintain their standing by
the same means. Unless they cultivate
their minds unless IN the intervals of
their labors they pursue the studies which
qualify men for public usefulness, they
will be distanced in the race of honorable
ambition, and lose that high place IN the
public estimation and the public councils
TO which they have righ, to aspire
Ann certainly, never was the. advantage
Of their position more conspicuous than
a, the present hour. In the general
DISSOLUTION which has swept over th"
country, the only interest which has no.
been visited by the sternest reverses, l.
that Of agriculture Undoubtedly, the
people who have suffered least, are The
farmers, whose deep roots in the soil
have enabled them to Withstand the tenn.
pest.
"The same gentle vicis.itudes Of the
seasons have passed over ihem-the
same abundance has blessed their har-
vests-and their industry has been re-
warded by gains scarcely less IN name,
aud really greater than before. IL they
have not enloyed the ieverish excite
ments, or the luxurious amusemcnts of
the dwelIers on pavements, they have
been spared many an anxious thought
and many n heart ache, not heard, but
not the less felt ~ the dIn of cities. I.ei
these ,h,ngs reconcile farmers to their
station /; let ihem ENJOY IN peace the re-
pose, the abundance, the thoug htiulness.
the sobiieiv of their own healthy exIs.
tenee, wuhout wasting an anxiou-
thought on their more active and nsien.
tHiious, but not more happy breihren-
for we may nov repeat with even more
truth than the poet farmer of antiquity
did, nearly two thousand years ago
Happy = too happy laru~rs--if they
only knew their own blessings"
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NOTICE.

'lNIIE Undersigned respectfully informs his
customers aud the public generally, that
hc has removed To- the store IN the north port
of the house, formerly known as the rhon,.
sonlan lnfirmary.) corner Of Spring and Nil
streets, where he intends keeping a good as.
-ortment OF CANDIES of his own manu-.
taciure.
ALso-Mny be found ni his store variety
uf Fancy Goods, Toys. &c. &c. &c.
lie returns his thanks for the patronage
winch he has received and sollcits contlnu.
alton of the same.
y. II. Dealers IN town can be supnlrr
with candy at their stores, every murnlna
Sunday excepted by applying Ia
w. G.. WEYSSER.
Newport, Nov. II, lsi2
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S 7 o Y ( S,

EHOR burning WOOD or COAL, Manu-
iaciured at the Newport Foundry.
which for convenience or economy are not
surpassed by any cooking stove IN the mar
ket, for sale by WM. BROWNELL.
ntai south the Post Office.
N. B. The Public are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
.Sepi.9.
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psGENUINE BUFFALO OIL

TO OPROMOTE THE GROWTH AND BENrTiFy
JHE ilAlR. The original aud ttue article T. put up
only by Wv. hH"ws, AL Washington street. Asa
number Of eOuut-tfrs hpve tvcen Nv app ated ~ get
v, gtbuine-see that the outs de wiapt ~ sign
'Nm hrown' also copy tight has been snrur'd,
Hn' ennted attoTdtnEtO act ot ungtes In the Crfks
Nee oi the lis ret Court ~ 1870. The above aut
y hr taxing the place of Rll Others, To- promote ikr
CROWN nhd beHutIfy the hair. ~ gives N Ia ksauiilI
-aih gloss aud causes II tu ruti ssd y far tier than
any vegetable preparation. tsr IN rVson hy the
prop'etof, aud rsiaiied by All the urrs,- aud fe.
umef- ats" it sale by slthe Druggists ~ IinvdeHsr,
NewPo :, New BsdGtd, Taunton, Iow,Ii. Snirtn
\.wbufyponi WVitrs'ef, Springfield. tp.2i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
HERALD THE TIMES.
A2&A
GI&|SdlsESiE lEiESSIs4 3 SdA4
.uau be used ~ Vine or Water.

THESE celebrated bitters are composed
purely of vegetables of the most innocen, yet
specific virtues. They are recommended
particularly for restoring weak constitutions.
cleansing and strengthening the stomach
aud increasing the nppeilte-also proven
tive against the cholera Ihorbus, fever q
aeue, removlng nausea, vomiting. heart burn
ing. weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms OF hatulence
and Indigestion. One box will tinclure one
gnllon. Price - cents a box.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
BROADCLOTHs.

EROM the N. York Auctions. the larges,
assortment Of Broadclotes, of every style
and quality. ever brought to this market,
which purchasers are invited TO call and ex.
anime, as they are guaranteed n better bar.
gain than they ever made before. by calling
at ISAAC GOULD g. SONS,
April2I1 l76 Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

nR. WIIITNEY'S WHOOPING COTGI AND
- GROUP CORDIAL.-The peculiar adaptation of
this well known medicine to the cure Of the complaints
by ills name, its general by almost every
family IN the city, aud the nooreiy IL has obtained
o sHy thing IN its favor but 10 such have never
tested its superior virtues, II s highly recommended
perfectly safe and effeciua remedy in the above com
plants.
II hns been standard medicine for Group, in
families in This vicinity for the sst twelve years
aud the continually increasing demand tor IL s sufficient
evienre that IL becoming popular ms II is valna
BILE medicine, aud is still highly appreciated as
No family should he without IL at this sensOn ~ the
year when children by exposure to the sudden changes
ot the weather, subject tn and expected Mt
tncks of these alarming complaints, which might lie
overcome hy immediate resort TO this potent aud un
failing remedy.
For snlc in Newport by Il. J. TAYLOR, No. l4s
TbanIe. street Feb. 8.
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THE FAR MER.

81 paint the cot;
As truth will paint it, and as barls will not" ="
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ON seefmg an fnfant
Sleeping on its Mothers breast.

ny MRS. AMELIA n. wELBy.
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From sarsent's New Monthly Magazine for January
1Ubem dre 91Iomrm Angela?

BY JAMES X. PAUIDING
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Thomas q. Brown & Son

HAVE Just received from Boston n grea,
II variety of Broadclohs, ,Cassimeres,V Vest
ngs and thin stsffs, which they offer for sale
low, for cash or approved credit, at No I0s
Thames street. April 81.
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CASSIM ES.

A fresh assortment OF single and double mill
n ed black and fancy rolored French. I'm.
glish and American CASSIMERES, Just received
by
ISAAC GOULD g. SON,
Aur.iIl l16, Thames street.
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Encourage Domestic ManuEac'
lures.
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Pulycrizing the Soil.

Hamden, Nov. 0, 1912.
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From The Annual address J.lore M' Phil.
ndelphia Agricultural Society, by lis
President, NICHOLAS BiDDLE, ESQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10
'MPAnisoS THE CIRcuLArios OF THE SAFETY FUN

The circulation of the free banks given for s4l, is
estimate The aggregate shows reduction of 40 per
in the gross circulation which reduction has taken place
in the last half Of the year. AMI rendered necessary
by the increase manifest he close Of last year That
expansion in the first quarter Of the cotton year s.mu
lated imports greater than should have the
case taking into view the risks Of the cotton market
The results were fall in cotton, with heavy reclsma-
tons this side, deficiency in the supply Of bills
specie drain and forced curtamen in the in the
last quarter of the cotton year. the failure OF
twenty weak banks, was the consequences.
Notwithstanding this violent action of riv al cur.
rsnces that of the free banks and the chartered banks
of the State OF New York, the business OF New York
and New England, has greatly increased because the
value Of the currency has been uniform being always
equivaento specie and those banks that have been
able to maintain that value have been closed up In
Massachusetts, it will be the OF paper
rency has been slightly increased, while the trade OF
Boston has reached an amount before known,
in the following table Of the imports and exports of
Boston.
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Baltimore
lCorrespondence of the Herald.l

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9, 1929 A. M.
Resisaa'ion of The Mayor Of Baltimore Uithdraicai
OH same Document up in the Councils
Debate the Ttto Message &C.
MR. EDITOR
These are porlenous times indeed. There is a
storm gathering over the city of Baltimore, the
State Of Maryland, and in fact the whole country,
which, ere long. will come like hurricane sweep
ing destruction before IT,
Yesterday afternoon, Samuel Brady, ESQ sent a
communication to the City Councils. resipning his
once oil Mayor OF the City of Baltimore The rea-
sons he assigned were in consequence of the want
OF harmony existing between himself and the MEN,
bers OF the branches, which he thought could no,
but result to the detriment of the CORPORATION
committee Of three was appointed to confer with hi.
Honor, who after some consultation returned 10 the
ceuGci again, and announced that the Mayor. uoon
moge mature consideration, had consented to with.
draw his resignation. No one has a higher op;nor
OF Mr. Brady than your correspondent. hut I m,
Truly sorry that he took short time to chanpe
rs opinion on go important subject. II had been
Mayo, SIX commlttees and ten to back them, could
nc rave made me retract after had once put my
slgi iture 10 a resignation document Human nature
however, 10 subject to error. The Mayor is human
-etia, he may err. " debate which took place
on no veto me sage on Friday, Mr.. Howard, Pre-
&c, OF the second Branch, let off vast quan.
MY cf unnecessary spleen, which he heaped
upon she shoulders Of Mr.. Brady. The speaker
hotscd, teamed, raved, ranied and pitched like
wtd boar-charged him with want of corr-
''s gw and aln,er, every thing else Re-
ses'Nped, aud tnink Justly. Railroad orders were
s'H lsssnts discount yesterday, and city stock
q "a 10 $50 without purchasers The follow inr
'A'rst and best business and meney inisllseuce
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Arrived

Arrived.
to Paterson left ship LARK brig Nabob
New York, unc schr Mary Rad for BueuOs Ayres, and
BIf bf. Lady e he Lats Youps. 20 days from pe%s
sch Foam, Adlons days from Trinidad de Cuba with
BsmeS bark - for New York soon; brig A%stie, sos'
So ;e a9r S% s.
schr Phoebe Eliza OSBORN Salem with mdze
sH sfGSns H%y head Signals brig and Fehr Hope
General Record.
PACKET SHP MONTREAL, for London, will sail to-day. Hell
letter b,gs at Gipins in the Exchange.
COMMERCE. OF BALrsoRL.Foregn arrivals in ls4i, 400;
Brig RosssT Msshsss from sasanns for Bos
G% s f and sa' hs e
sand Hill and remains shs was tight at O'clock and VIII
moderate.
4th inst off South Shoa Eclipse Of Salem, from Sumara,
United States Ports.
Bssr0s Margaset Forbes New
& %d Sir esfn s. s'Ps3h
to 800 tons of water no nas or rigging to be
ns ss Ew wort uae
& Ind s.s fT Sa.r 0s New
land CharotIe Echo Arlington: Agnes Havsa and Hsn
S wins %
and big; Mary Cole Mobile Cts Joseph, Savannah
"a u Choctaw, Baltimore; Volunteer Freder ksbug;-
Tel.graphea-Eza Burgess from Cisnfueso CD Rome Su
byron Atlantic and Sou hern whaling; Afi
Of Haows late Of this port Monttvideo and But Ay
Awida MalsS1a. Mary Jones Of this port lat
THAR ri ;hmon', Chais.ton; peis Phil .degha
touched Che point Of Gaops land last n,sht got of soo
pink stern chr which went ashore at the time
place headed the brig off and she the sW SIDE Of Lo
ves leland where she rename this The bottom
is sandy aud she vii probably be off, Capt Varina
the city to-day for cable, aud engaged Triumph whIci
hs down tighten the brig If expsdient She will
| billy be got off this evenings tide:
PORTSMOUTH, Jan 7th-Beow, Taquin, New Orleans, via
| Portland. -
| PHILADELpna. Jans-Arr Charles Thompson Washing
ton N C Saniaau do Cid Helen Mar Motevieo and Bue
Ayres. Beow-A topsail schooner, unknown, oadet
with shingles
BALrIMoRs, Jan s-CM Ann Rio de Janeiro and market
Henry uer, srbsdoe.. Nonpareil, Pilatka, ia
HoiMess HoLE, Jan 5Si all the western bound vessels
AR ave, Baltimore, Tor Plymouh; Hope Bartlett! New
York do. 6hSld all the eastern bound vessels No
| se's in port at 3 T. NJ -
| FRASKroRr Jan 4-Sld Geo w clifford Matspzas. 5h-s
| lnngine, DO
PRovIDEscE, n s-Arr Charles. Ash, New York; DAME
Webster Glover do. Sid Tsrqua Norolk Tecdmseh New
York.
BATu Me, Jan SD HAM urs. Cuba Henry Leeds Hava
Alceaus 80; Bordeaux, SlAanzes Empire, Porto Rico
PORTLAND, Jan 7Cld Nancy w Stevens, Orleans, vi
Tampa bay.
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u !. rom Mr. cohen's report in yesterday evening" !


Patriot.
: There is a continued depression in Stocks, and
nearly every description OF securities Is IN the mar
set In Bank shares we note sales OF the followIn
-Unlon AT SiS Commercial and Farmers Ivy
Western l6 l5.7 IS Franklin 7s; Mechanics ia
Transactions TO some extent have been made IN
.ny per cents at 81, S0i and So-the market clos,
ing hnn at latter rate, and establishing decline OF
fer books moderate amount OF Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad per cents have been done al 81
In State Issues We know Of no operations, and the
quoted rates are nominal
'ank offerings large, and bank boards are loan
ing with caution Applications for discounts are
probably greater in amount than are needed-tne
applicant assuming that where choice OF paper IS
rendered.. and seeming large sum required, the
chance OF having his actual wants satisfied is much
in his favor. On the street the rate Is without
chaDge-l5 per cent. is obtained tor the very
best securities"
| have few more items touching the Jackson.
vile bank, which may give you IN the course OF
afew days.
Exchanges have undergone little varaton-l
quote bills on New York A Al premium; Boston
a do I; Philadelphia IL discount; Virginia do +;
specie At prem Treasury notes 81 81 How
ard street Flour is without change VIZ; $3.50
City Mills Sc, l2a; Prime Red Wheats I2O III cts
Corn IS a IS cts !; Rye 50 cts; Oats Al 40 cts
New England Rum Is cts. in bbls.; Whskey 22t a
% in bbs in hhds 2ll cts; Hogs $4,37a 81 80 /;
Feathers 40 45 cts; Coffee, Rio 10 lO}; Java
ii cts.
The steamboat Columbus arrived at our wharf last
night having in tow the steamer Pocahontas, which
run into on the bay and disabled by the Geor-
ga. Capt Parish, of the Pocahontas, was found 10
be very much injured His skull was dangerously
fractured by the falling of the flag staff, which
struck him on the left temple. There are some
slight hopes entertained Of his recovery Both boats
were much broken.
The accident was owing to the dense fog The
weather this morning is mild and very pleasant.
Yours respectfully, TWIST.
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A Judges Conf. ssiOn.

C-"What will the world say 7" when they hear that
Judge Finlay Grfths, of Philadelphia, man over Sc
venty Of age the top of whose head was hairless as
the palm Of ones hand two years ago. has now spen
You old Wall street rascals aint you ashamed to walk
the streets with grey hair your coat collars filthy with
dsndruf and poor old paes hairless when you are
offered this remedy Ladies, this will give your ha'r
most delicious appearance if is light red, grey hair
gives il beautiful dark look T. Power grocer az
King street. cerfes that restored their hair This is
sold 80 Chatham street ark 81 mind unless the label
are signed T. JONES' you cheated with counterfeit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

CELEBRATION OF THE OPENING oE THE ROAD TO
PorrsvILLE.-We have received very polite nvi.
taton from the President and Manager of the Pha.
delphia, Reading, and Po;tsyille Railroad Company
to attend the celebration of the opening of the Rail
road, which comes off tomorrow. 1t is to be a
splendid affair.
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On sunday evening. sfter short and severe illness
CHsrLrs A. HoMAr. aged 81 years ana months.
Hi friends anu those OF his father respectfully in.
vted 10 attend his funeral TO afternoon three
o'clock from the residence Of the latter No % Crosby
street.
LAwsos, aged al years.
HIS friends and those Of his brothers Jehn and Peter
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
Monday, afternoon, the 10th January at three O'clock
fro his late residence IS Diane without further
invita tion.
On saturday evening, JArr NEwLaSp daughter Of An
drew Kirk.
The friends Of the family requested attend the
funt A. from No 800 Hudson street, this afternoon at
o'chek.
On the 9th instast Mr.. WV. McpoS.Lp native Of
Glafrow. Scotland, IN tbe blsi year OF his age
The friends Of the family requested 20 attend Bis
nm al, this afternoon q O'clock from his late foi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

" IHE ARcaDrAS CRcus-The TREMENDOUS an.
uss bestowed ON The efforts Of the director have
. MIN to farther cxertions, and he now pre-
sne ruohc with rare bill of intellectual fare and
~ Combining the efforts Of unrivslled and
,he, NJ esaues'rian company We perceive b. the bill
,wo morse act which has gained so great reputation
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WI hnowh vs. IN 'he first rank of his and
best rider the world. Of his sge he vim his evernr
an equestrian eas in which he stands uneou l
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