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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31

COOP ADvIcE.-Thcre is much good
sense in The following, which although
old, deserves to be repeated once "A
year :
Hf anything in the world will make IA
man feel badly, except pinching his flu
gers in the crack OF "a door, II IS, unGues-
tionably, quarrel. No man ever fails
TO think less of himself alter, than he did
before one-it dcgrades him in the eyes
ol others and, what is worse, blunts
his senslbllity To disgrace on the one
hand, and increases the power and pas
slonaie lrritabllty on the other. The
truth is, the more quietly and pcaceably
we all get on, the better the better
for us, and the better for our neighbors.
In nine cases out of ten, the wisest
course is, # man cheat you, to quit
dealing with him if he be abusive,
quit his company if he slander you,
take care to 1--we 50 that no body will
believe him. No matter who he j., or
how he Inlslises you-the wsest way is
Just To let him alone /; for there is moth.
Ing better than this cool, calm and quiet
way Of dealing with the wrongs we meet
VITA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
DAVID =. HALL, NJ. ID. Sec'ry.
From ]. l.. Rogers, NJ. ID. New York City.

From J. l.. Rogers, NJ. ID. New York City.
DIR. B. ID. Alien, Dear sir For year pas
4, have been in the habit Of prescribing your
Balsam Of lIerehound, Liverwort aud pleurisy
Root, to my ratienls in private practice have
also used il in the Hospital. | find i, remedy
of grea, efficacy in affections Of Lungs and
Liver, in cases Of Con sumption, Cough, Asthma
Bronchitis | have found ii very eiicacious,
and believe it is prescribed very generally by
the profeSsior,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
BosToN, April 3, 1913.
Mcssrs. bantom a. Stevens I:

:, DOsTON, AprIT 81 1873.
Ncssrs haneom 4 Stevens
Dear srs-Ii is with much pleasure hand Won n few
lines relative To your DHndelnn aud Tonntu pnuarrn
My daughter having been afflicted from her infancy " m
scr"ulous hunior and nelle rash, aud had resorte
10 the many different medicines advertised ia. relief;
would here certify that have iound no medicine
which has given such perfect satisfaction aud muc
rclei, IN Your Dande0n and Tomato ptnaceu.
won!d recommend ii To ANY person mho may br afflicted
IN the like manner.
Most respectfully yours,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
BAR. VAN HAMpERT's FEMALE
ED RENOyATINI pIIIS-Frou, Ger

unny-An oilectual remedy for suppression, IT,
regularity, and all cases where nllure does not
have her proper and regular course.
Sold by ] ~ llau. corner of Broadway aud
Ckfnbrrs street T.. NJ. Guion corner of Bow.
cry and Grand street, and corner VI Henry and
Pike streets fnd by T. Ilurnet, 3j si,lh Ave.
nue., \ York Aso. by DR.. X. 4. HAZARD,
At the Sign Of the Golden Mortar.
Newport, Jan. 5, IsI3
pfRDsFrD Of all klnds-a fresh lot inst re-
- rriycd and Tor sale at SrAoy's Coricc-
liODary aud Variety Store. Nay le.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
Opinions of the Medical Faculty.

AT n meeting Of the Medical Society Of Wash
ington County, the following resolution was
unanimously passed.
Resolped, That from a knowledge of the
composition Of DR.. Aliens Balsam Of IIore-
hound. Liverwort and PIeurisy Root, and the
most astonishing effects we have seen it have
upon our patients, il is our dec ded opinion that
ii will cure Consumption and Liver Complaint,
and we do strongly recommend it to the faculty
and public generally.
john X. SMITH, NJ ID. Pres't
DAVID =. HALL, NJ. ID. Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
w Ar DIS
VEGETABLE HAIR OIL

VNiIlS Vegetable Oil possesses the pecua,
y property, so long sought fnr in other oils
but sought in vain, Of re producing IA new
growth of hair on heads totally bald
so great are its nourshing properties, which
! Il readily imparts TO The roots of the hair, iha,
it requires but a short time TO produce new
growth, and few applications to check that faI.
ing Of the hair which so often occurs, esper ial.
ly after sickness II prevents The bajr from
turning grey, and when it begins TO turn may
be easily checked and restored to its natural
beauty, by i@parlng new life and visor This
oil is patronized by the Medical Faculty. the
Clergy, &c. No lady who has ever used this
oil will dispense with it. Young Gentlemen
will find this oil to produce beautiful growth
Of whlskers in very short time.
From The Royal College Of Physicians Of
Harana, Feb. 90, 1893.
"DR. +. A. WARD, having proved to ,hi.
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil Of
his composition has the property Of causing the
growth of hair and preventing its fall, by forii-
tying the decayed part, (the effects Of the aro-
matte ingredients which have been found in its
composition by the Chemist Don Francisco
Snarez,) we hereby authorize its use, not as a
specific, but as good aud useful remedy for
persons requiring it, whose hair is in u state Of
decay from sickness or other causes.
S;odbv Joss BERNAL, NJ. ID.
s'g"eoO ny SIMON DEIIEvIA, MD.
Witnessed by
Caye,ano Ponton, Notary Public.
Tke above testimonial Of the great efficacy
and value u Wards Hair Oh, was given the
proprietor by the Royal College Of Physicians
at Havana, and to those who are acquainted
with the extreme rgdness of the medical po-
lice Of iavana, it speaks volumes, il Is coz
elusive.
CAUrIoN.-The great demand for Wards
Oil has induced many to counterfeit it. None
is genuine unless it has treatise Of lhin y-two
pages round each bottle, with red Xyographc
Label and blue Vignetle centre. Prepared by
T.. A. WARD, NJ. D., New York, and no other
elace. General Depot and wholesale Office, ss
Barclay street, New York.
For sale by DE-. X. II. HAZARD,
Sole Agent for Newport,
Sign Of he Golden Mortar.
NewPor, Jan. Z, lsi3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
No. Silver Top, or Sarsaparilla
Mead Syrup.

This Temperance Beverage is now manu-,
iactured by WnL Brown, 4sl Washington
street, Boston. Nv wholesale agents Messrs.
Dana, Evans & Co, SiIas Pierce g. CO.,
White 81 Steadman, Iienshaw, Ward g. CO.,
aud f.. ID. Brndley, are now supplied with a
fresh article. Also for sale in Boston by
most of the wholesale West India Goods and
Drnggs, stores. Rctaied by all the Gro
cery stores in Boston. Lowell, Salem, Provi.
dence, New Bedford, Worcester, Springfield,
Hartford.
There being limitations in the market, be
particular to call for WIN. Browns No.
Silver Top or Mead Syrup j, is manufac
turcd with the best of sugar, and superior
SarsaparlIa. and forms one OF the mos, whole
some aud cheapest beverage now in use.
For sale in Newport by
r.. R. HAZARD, }Druoc;s,s
r. }. TAYLOR, D''ss'S'''
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
VEGETABLE CREAM OF JASMINE
FOR BEAUTlFYING TIE
COMPILATION.

And renovailng humors and freckles from
the skin, and bolches from the face-renders
the skin sof, and beautiful. A. an applca
ton after shaving, it is admirably adapted
as perfume, it is indispensable for the
:olet.
For sale in Newport by
r. X. HAZARD, ! Dn,r.,
r. J. TAYLOR, druggists
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31

GP VIM. Browns pure Extract of Sar.
saparIlo, prepared by new mode of ex.
lrsctlng the strength from the root without
evaporation. Is now extensively recommen-
ded by the Boston physicians 1t is fast tax
ing the place OF all medicines for purifying
the blood, hnmors in the face aud neck, Salt
Rheum all discusses of the skin, Rheuma-
lish, sciatIc complaint, &c. 1t is in exten.
sive use for eradIca'lng mercurlal diseases
from the system.
For sale in Newport by
Il. r. HAZARD, } Drrrn;s,s
r. j. TAYLOR, D'Uss's'S'
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31

WIN The bounding step, and the laugh so wild
A stranger might pause, thy sport TO see,
And smile on The picture of health and glee
But view thy gadness in deep distress,
For mourn the fate ofthe Motherless.
Thou hast kissed that mothers clay cold cheek
Thou knOwest that her accents, ind and me q k
Can cheer not thy listening ear again
Thou hast joined the gloomy funeral train,
Aud thy tears have flowed DER the silent dead
But those tears were banishea las soon as shed
o the infant heart is slow to guess
The woes in store for the Motheriess.
Thy father loves thee, but earthly cares,
spread ~ his way their engrossing snares
Iir tolls for thee, in the worlds vast mart,
Bnt he only gives thee a share of his heart.
There are none TO point out thy budding
charms,
Or TO place thee fondly, in his arms.
And his passing visit, and brief caross,
Can little profit the Motheress.
But thy childish glen is blessed boon-
The know ledge Of i'll will come all too soon
Thou must not paint in thy dreams Of bliss,
The clasPing arm, ar the thrilling kiss,
home, sweet one, thou dost now possess,
But drear is the home of the Molherless.
When tho fattering world, thy steps invite
To its fowery paths, aud its hall Of light.
Thou wilt not the precious safe guard bear
Ola gentle mothers whispered prayer.
Ihes" flowers shall perish, that light decline,
Aud the pangs of blighted hope be thine,
But who shall pity thy sonl's distress
There are few to feel for the Mothcrless.
may not The fearful storm alav,
That darkly threatens thy cheerless way,
ran but pray that heavenly arm,
Nav kindly shelter from wrong and harm
% turn dear child, TO ono above,
His mercy is more than human love,
And his power can even sOoihe and bless,
The thorny path Of the Moihcrless.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
Pure Extract of SarsapariIla,

DREPARED by WM. BROWN, Chemist,
d No. 4el Washington street. Boston,
This Is an entire new preparation Of Sarsa.
parilla, wI,kout being reduced by the add.
ton Of sugar, to form syrup, as u II known
by all that this very much reduces the ex.
tract. Il prepared by new steam appara.
tus, that procures the strength without eyapo.
ration. IL - the only preparation now in use.
That our physlcisns may be made acquainted
With It's mode of manufacture, n pamphlet
has been published and sent TO the phy.i-
clans that they mag know tts qualities. For
the past year II has been extensively recon-.
mended by them Cor purifying the blood, re-
moving ali humors, diseases of the SKIN, ofadi.
eating mercurial effects from the system.
ulcers. &c. IT is also extensively used for
Tive rheumatism.
dor sale in Newport by
II. r.. HAZARD, iD,ruo;.,.
X. J. TAYLOR, D'Ugs''S'
Jane o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
mn. wmrNFys wuooINc cercu AND

mr. WHIrNEY's WHoOPING COUGH AND
- GROUP CORDIAE.-1ke peculiar adaptation o
MS well known medicine 20 tlc cure Of the complaints
designated N - name ts general use bv almost every
fHm' ~ Tue ci' and the ruturoty IL has ohtsnCd
Hh ihvolnalHe preparations rendsr- t quite
=" say ANYTHING an is myOr but tn such have
rsltd s superior virtues, " r. highly recommended
perfectly saie and elccluai rcmOsy IN the above
plants
u has been standard medicine for rrorn, IN nlmer-
ous amir- u this virinity for the lst twelve years.
sud The continually Increasing demand tor 10 IL Sufficient
~ idrurc That % BE- becoming ~ popular ~ 70 " valua
hie mrdrue Md " st ~ highly appreciated NJ
No nWtlN should be- without u ~ This s,ns0n ~ the
'tW when chdrfn hy exposure to the sudden changes
nl me weather subject a. aud psrtr
iH't- 4" these alarming complaints, which might he
r''rr"' hf Hu Immediate resort ~ ths potent sud
fuIlH- t,Iu,it
to -ac in NoNPou 10y u } TAYLOR NO l1s.
Thames sitDti. Itb. g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
NMssI~
N~-l
SOMETHING CHEAP.

SOMETHING CHEAP.
BY CHARLES SWAIN.
.-->~1o.--->-.---..-......
There's not cheaper thing on earth,
Nor yet ono half so dear
lis worth more than distinguished birth,
Or thousands gained "A year
1t lends tse day new delight;
'Tis virtues frmest shield;
And adds more beauty to the night
Than all the stars may yield.
1t maketh poverty contents
Tomorrow whispers peace;
Ii Isl gift from heaven sent
For mortals to increase.
III meets you with smile Mt morn,
1t lulls you to repose-
flower for peer aud peasant born,
An everlasting rose.
A charm TO Danish grefaway,
To snatch the frown from care
Turn tears TO smiles, make dulness gay
spreads gIadnoss every where;
And yet tbs cheap as summer dew,
That gems the Iily's breast:
a ialsman Cor love, as true
T, As ever man possessed.
As smiles the rainbow through the cloud
When threat'ning storm begins
AS music mid the tempest loud,
That still its sweet way wins
A. springs an arch across the tide,
Where waves conflicting foam
30 comes this seraph To our side,
THIS angel Of our homo.
What may this wondrous spirit hs,
With puwor unhenrd before
Tni' charm, The bri ght divinity
Goud i"mprr-nuthing more
Good temper It's the choicest gilt
Thnt woman homoward brings
And can the poorest peasant lin
To bliss unknown 10 kings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31

NOR sale at Vose's Lottery Office, mp
D stairs, Ot building corner of Market.
square. April l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31

. browns COUGH CANDY.-This agree sale arti
ID Gle prepared by Willian Brown. a thorough che
mist and isuhiul druggist, NJ the corner at Nsshinc
ton aud Elio streets IL decidedly t.Ie no. pLrsslut
healihful and effective compound iu our Iai kc FOR
the relief aHd cure Of the distressing aud dangerous
coughs which prevail among us IA IT, winter months
u u nte5 prepa. ed aud highly prt.rsted with an
proved paCunts, 80 a. tb afford instant relief 90
the ifrued organr Of the throat Huui produc ng NJ
is too often Atr case W!tb cduirs nlussatinr aud
drleterOUs eGect upon the tumEch. Having unfnr-
tunatey bora compelled 10 use % scvera times virn
couple OF yeare. We have found u 10th grateful aud
useful, and csH confidently recommend % To out
fficnds.-Tinss.
N.B u. BE careful ~ obssrve the signa,ure ofNm
Brown the direction, there being several csuutst
Gt articles in L3e market cali for rownfs Co pound
Nopssst candy Moderated The above is rrFale m
bis town ~ u. !. TAYLOR. N u lIAIARU. tgf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
Gssssas:Ax
NIHqglse lkx2SII II,ssss,tt KY
M@ &sfs9
SMA 11P1D PD@VRY,
THE MoTHERLEss.

Light is thy spirit, thou blooming child,
With the bounding step, and the laugh so wild;
a stranger might pause, thy sport To see,
And smile on The picture of health and glee;
But ! view thy gladness in deep distress,
For mourn the fate ofthe Motherless.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
For Providence g. Boston.

The steamboat Curtis Peck. will leave
Newport for Providence every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday mornings. at halt
past O'Clock, and arrive in time for passen.
gers TO take The Accommodation Train of
Cars for Boston at 7 3 1 o'clock. By this
passengers can spend nearly a
whole day in Providence or Boston and re-
turn TO Newport at half past Z the same
evening.
Newport, July 90. 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31

JOE WORK. done al this office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-31
iCGENUINE BUFFALO OIL

iVFkUWVTE THE IK'IWTH MD BEAUTIFY
'hE hhlR. Tue original and true article Is put up
only by WV. Beu.N, 4Sl Washington ftreet. A. 4
nunber OF cOuneeits euve recently app ared-tO get
the geuVine-see tbat the outside wrapper s signed
WIN lkown' also a Eupy-i ight has been suCur-d l..
and entored accordngto act ia the clerk
fce Of The bis riot Court ~ lsI0 The above aric
u last tssng the place oC a others To- promote the
growth aud beautly the hair u gVes II be duif fuI
satin gloss and causes u tu curt and far better than
any vcFetase preparation foT salr ia Eostou by the
proprietor, ana retaNed ~ al the urug giss and Per
tuners also fuf sale BY sllhe Dru gsssn povidenre
Newport, New " oGofd, Taunton. LuweA, salem
\e~hnrypor, Worcester, Springfield. Uct.2I
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-27

! one gans. The admiral, ii appears, gave and re-
ceivea presents from the natives, and the treaty
Of the cession with King Yosete, now yassai ct
France. is described in the Ron-otcisi accounts 10
very imposipg colors. Some American sailors,
who had sough. an asylum from sea perils IN his
territory. were shet at By the natives, TO arnn#e
themselves, AID one of the strangers was killed
A missionary, however, intiu,ated 10 The royal
savage that this kind OF sport which the
Government cf the United States would not permit
being taken with its citizens, and King Yo,ete
claimed the protection OF the French Admiral.
Probably the new yassal Of France may hear more
rigid account for the blood which had been so
wantonly she'd France, in lis anxiety for new
colonial settlements, seizes upon queer spots,
and commits some ridiculous feats.
SPA1N.-We find nothing of interest relative to
Spain, since the taking of Barcelona.
Sevcnty-four OF the persons arrested for the
Barcelona erltute have been condemned TO ten
years imprisonment seven to six years two to
| two years and hfty.fve have been acquitted.
Espartero had ordered that contribution of twelve
millions Of reals should be levied In Barcelona, 10
replace the material which has been destroyed,
and portion to be applied to the use OF the
widows and families of the deceased soldiers.
| The whole amount to be raised within eight days
of the issuing of the decree. 1000 men are
working at the construction of the citedsl.
SYRIA.-The Levsnt mail brings intelligence to
the middle of November. The news from Syria
is alarming. The Sheik Seeble Harlem has es-
capped from the hands of the OuomaRs, where he
was detained on political affairs, and gone among
the Druses and Maronites. This Sheik is one OF
those who gave Ibrahim Pacha so much trouble.
Omer Pacha is blocked up in Der-ekamar; he
has with him or 5000 regular troops. The
Druaes and the Maronites took possession of sev-
eral conveys, and the escorts were di.artned and
made prisoners.
AUSTRIA AND THE UNITED STATEs.-There is
every reason to believe that commercial treaty
will shortly be concluded between the Austrian
Government and the United States Of North Amer
ica- The negotiations between Prince Mettcrnich
and the American Ambassador, Mr.. ieufer. are
SO far advanced that no doubt can be entertained
Of their speedy conclusion. On The other hand the
negotiations in Berlin for similar treaty cannot
proceed very speedily. Dir Wheaton, who is Tn
ouestionably the most able OF all the American
diploma,is,s in Europe, has made great efforts tc
push the business forward, but without much sue
l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-27
a1zruaret's Scnq.

TRANSLATED fgoM coE1HE's FAUST
REIesEp Monarch once in Thule
Cons;an, even to the grave
Whom his Mistress, loving truly
When she died, goblet gave.
Nough, on earth SO highly Prizlng,
OF, ne drained it mid his peers;
And as Off, her image rising
Made his fond eyes gush with tears,
So. his las, when be was breathing,
Summed be his possessions up,
Freely 10 his heirs bequeatbing
Towns and towers--bnt not her cup.
With bis knights and barons loyal,
Mid the benquethall sat he;
Down there in the castle royal
Of his fathers, by The sea.
There the tippler stood and swallowed
Oae last sup Of life's own blood
Then, with trembling haod, the hallowed
Chalice cast into The food.
Dropped bis old eyes, wan and winking,
As they marked it in the main,
FalliDg-spla, a,hing-flling sinking
Never drank be drop again.
Boston Evening Transcript, I. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-27
N CHANCERY.-Bsfore the Vice

h Chaecelas-The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
Richard Parker and wife el-IH pursuance ni de-
c:a order OF Lts Cert aae in IL above entitled carSe
vii! be sold public action under the direction c The
Subscriber one Of the Masters oth Court W. q. Frank
In, auctioDeer, the Merchants Exchange, ia the City OF
NewYo5s, Tie la day OF January aezi, al Il ocFocA
nonn OF that day:
Al thst cer1az lot aod parcel OF ground situate. lying
ard being In The Second Ward OF the City ot NeNfork,
and box nded follows Easery ront Join-s;, west
ely the by gToond lately OF Nathaniel Prime
ana James Thompson the south side by ground lately
OF Michael Moore, OF The said Richard Parker
The north ste by Erounl Iztely belonging the
Trustees of the Corporation OF the MethociSs Episcopal
Church il The City OF New York containing in breadth IN
trout and each twenty eight ach-s and IL
engt the north SIDE nnetysis feet and the south side
ninetyseyen fee, two inches be said dimensions more or
iess. WILLIAM "a. CAMPBELL
Master in Chancery.
r II. BowsE, Solicitor. d23 2awlJIi
The aie OF The above property is postponed TO he 9th
daY OF January instant, tire tine and place.
Ner-York, Ianrary Il. 1913.
WILLIAM w CAM-B ELL, Master in Charcrry.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-27
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan.
sceor-Me!en Craig John Craig ct al l.ale in par

- ~
ttlon)
In pursuance OF decre'a order OF this Csur made in
the above III be oid al public under the
drecIon OF The subscriber OF The Masters thereof by
Lcclo~, Aucioneer, the Merchants Exchange, IN
the Cy OF New-York on The 18th Gay OF March at u
O'clock ei thar day:
All that piece parcel of ground sit1ate lying
and be ng the outward OF the City New York, and
prri the late the property OF James De Lancey
E.q particularly described in certain nap the Es
made by Evrrt Banker, and known by lots numbers
h!t:en hundred and sxIyour, fifteen hunored and sixty
dve fifteen hundred sixty and fifteen hundred and
sIIyseven Bounded no-herty by lot No 1858; souhefly
by No 1885, eaSery by Norfolk street. aud westerly by
lots Nos 1857, 1873 1852 and l5ooCoutainng four lots
twenty i've feet Iont and hundred feet deep
each oi together with all singular The passages
rights, members eaSen commodities advantages
enumenls herecitaments and appur1enances whatever
the SAID four lots ground and premises belonging IN
wise appeainug, and which two and with The same
are, any heretofore have been held,
pied, accepted rrpued taken or known par parcel or
member thereof, or any part thereof.
And also all thai certain brick Gwelingbouse and lot
piece and parcel ground, situate The third late our
tofmsriy West Ward OF The City OF New.York Oh The
South SIDE OF Conrtlandt street, bounded Gorthery IN
by Cocrtndi street. odihery by lot of ground formerly
OF Joha Pvres late OF Robert GosnaD edseriy by
lot OF ground at- OF William and Henry Van Dali
son. westerly by ground formerly OF Jacob S.e1ien
longing TO James Fariie breadth IN front twenty-five feet
and inches. and III about twenty our est length
each size huRdred fcstog With the liberty OF
csrain way alley passage The eastery side of said
house. containing 10 front CoUrandt three and
tsur inches, and feet eight inches and halt
and II length on each side said lot subsequent;
ly known ard Distinguished No thrry-nine t5sI Cou.t
land s,reet-New YORK, Jan 2fIh, lSiS-
WILLIAM w CAMPBELL, Master in Chsncsry.
r Il. WALLER, Solicitor. j2l law6w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-27
s KEMlTTANCEs TO IRELAND

EEkc Sc-The subscriber continues 10 transmit, mon.
ey large small persons residing IN asv
OF ireland, In Ibe he and his prp,rr.,s-
have done er The last thirty years skd more; also 10 snv
part oi England or Scotland. ~ ~
oney rened by letter post paid1 TO the srbrihe- or
personally deposited rh hn with the OF the perou
10 DC seat post town. viii be i,r.si,,, :,
transmitted and paid accordingly, and receipt ta tbs,s
feet given forwarded To the sender - sS
Us ln' GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr. g Cedar.s,.