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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
COMMON DRASTIC PURGATIqN

scours out the system by the most improper anu VIZ
l.ui means aud then leaves II, weak i"w 'ee,'o, u
] m ,,oniu ts strenpi ih M hest IL may. sometimes
nh. consequences of this old Pnrgative pfaei"s n,'
verse Ihnn mere Debility. Inflammation o we n"M
- ,a ,ro,lu.ed smpIy from The want oi some en-
Iycrinr and preserving power IN the medicine enP!
led sometimes the digestive organs nre u,ePH nnu
nerm.u.uty injured by this course and unphuon"p@s @
pp,a',re leaving the patient AN INVALID FOX hif H.
The alarming evils aud absord'lles lhn "a sSSae"'
of pnrgnlion have led to the ln'rn1ns' ~
II in,aiyiny Medicine called ORNARO'S Pukiff lNe
AND PRESERVING PILLS, which are estho'sneu o'
his new and only true principle ni Purgation, VIZ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
nr. Jaync's Medicines !

a " assortment of DR.. Jaynes' Medicines
~ Jus, received from Philadelphia, and i,r
sale whole sale and rcinll by DR.. u. X. iIhT-
ARD, at the sign of the Golden Mortar
Washington square, Newport, X. |.
March 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
Ucnry's Iirasivc Compound.

A new and superior article Tor extracting
~ Grease. Tar, PANT, Nnrnlsh, Nc, from
woollcn, silk. cotton or linen clothing car
pe,s &c, without injury 10 the finest goods.
For sale by X. J. IAiboR'
May II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

The world for sale ,--IIsns out the sign,
Call every traveller hrro To lnr
Who'll buy this brave esin'e OF hilhei
And set my weary spirii irrt
,Tls going yes, mean to nins
The bnnbIe rom my soul away
m. sell IL whatsoe'er IL bring
Tie world nj auction here to-day
Il is a glorions Thing to See
All il has cheated me 80 sore
IL is not what II seems I" ne
For sale II shall he mine no more
Come turn IL a'er and view II wei
would not have YOU purchase hthT
pTis yoing-- going - must sell
Who bids !--Nhol buy the spiehd'd 'ea'
Here's wealth in glitrerug heaps ot gold
Who bids but lot me tell you tif'
A baser lot was never sold
Who'II buy the aeayy heaps OF care
And here, spread out ~ broad d"mh'h,
suodly landscape MI may liMe
Hall cottage. tree, field. hill hnd plhlhi
Who'll buy himself burial place
U,rc's Love, the dreamy potent speh
TIA, beauty iggs around the hehrt
I know its power alas roo wen e.
Wis going Love and must part
Must pnrt What can more Win Love
All over the tuchuhters rctan
Who'll buy The pluineless. d> lne dnNe.-
A breath OF bliss,-a storm 81 pain
And Friendship-rsrsst gem at earth
Whoc' er hath found the jewel his
FraiL fcAle mlse; aud little w"rlh-
Who bids for FrieGGShiP--ns II i
I'll. roing-goiug hear The call
Once twice, aui thrice .-'Tis very low
rTyn, nuce nv hone, my stay, my all
But now the broken stan must go
Fame hold the brilliant meteor high
How dazzling every gided name
We millions. now Is the time To huN
How much Tor Fame. How much TOR ame
IIeor how II thuudurs Would YOU stand
On high Olympus, far renowned,
Nav purchase, nnd - world command
And be with 4 worlds curses crowned!
Sweet star of Hope with ray 10 shine
In every sad forebodIug breast,
save this desponding one OF mine
Who bids Tor Inan's last friend and best
All were not mine n bankrupt lite.
This treasure should INV soul sustain
But Hone and are now nj STRIFE,
Nor ever may unite again.
Ambition, fashion. show and pride,
mart fnn all Tor ever nnw--
Crrl IN an overwhelming tide,
Has tnught my naughty heart TO bows
BN death stern sheriff, all hertH,
I weep, vet hunihly kiss the rod
Tho hest of all still hHve LETT
Ny Faith, my Bible, aud my Cod H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
No. ] Silver Top, or Sarsaparilla
Mead Syrup.

This Temperance Beverage is now mann.
saclurcd by WIN. Brown, Isl Washington
street, Boston. Nv wholesale agents s,Messrs.
Dana, Evans a. Co. SIlas Pi"rcc g. Co.,
Whuc " S,radman, ilenSh1w, Ward 81 Co.
and l. ID. Brlndlcy, are now supplied with n
fresh article. Also for sale IN Boston by
most of the wholesale West India Guods and
Drugris, stores. Rctiicd by all the Gro.
cery stores IN Boston. Lowell, Salem, Proyi
drncc. New Bedford, Worcester, Springfield,
Hartford.
There being limitations in the market, b"
plrtIcular 70 call Tor WIN. Bcown's No. !
Silver Top or Mead Syrup II - mann'ac.
turcd with tho best OF sugar, aud superior
Slrsoparllla aud forms one oi the most wholc-
some and cheapest beverage now IN use.
For sale IN Newport by
Il. II HAIARD, nr,oa;,,s
X. J. TAYLOR, 'es
Inn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
nPMrs. VI. n. GARDNER'SI INDI-
~ nAISAM OF LiNERNORTA AND

n .NgiItn ND.-Ihe Original N"rctablr LNtrw"tI
~ ,, Itnp-prtrr - cents tie ttls--i he ~ ~ pop
n,f ,,ncdy tor the of Coughs, t"l's spiuing g"
tln,l and phthisic aud al diseases n the lungs Is"
a.. ,n. tt,st ntso,rnttnn ut Ityrrwuu introduced
A., I'm. ,mr.ican pubIit. u being NOW twelve years
s,,,,u ,,,s Gtst rsahii-he' IT, tcputntion Ihhh,
,,t, .IlI sa = roush medic. c-S e critthrars aud
,r.,dence on the printed direction round thr
Huttlr. .. 49,, d. -
nh, uulrr.'gueh, having teeri'e' r''a' hrn"h'Int
IA, r,r. al It.,ases lhnv, named wth c"nilcute "t
',.r,ipnrud the celebrated altam oi IiveIwoiioth"
''''' r,,..,t,,b.e, Da,idr Woodbury.,
Thomas o. skins lr. !. l"i"h'
e.. Ellis. W. 's'
e.. Williams, Hl-N " '."Nhlu. =,
,vtl..,tr aud retail Nv the proprietor. WI ~ w
tp,,yN al washington rtirtt, N'l.iirl w allth'
W,,s,.,s h, po.ton ~nie,r. New - diutd. Nttcede'
proyidrtrr = u n o.. Sani.. rcw Nu'k .M!t,"dd, ~ dd,
NaWprt. "
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THE sEVEN.FOLD FURNACE,

,o,v.rnI aud novel machine having seven Flrcs ana
seven heInbcs, with dstiling, e"hdetsihg ana eN"Po
rating fixtures oi anew ava ingenious COM
nshIr of obtaining more than seven tunes tue """"'s
nur,y of any vegetable extract heretofore used ~ con"
nnnn,,inr medicine. Tile Bnlsamic and Preserving po"
er oi these Pills is also, by this hveni"h phhen nn"
raon,J and so mingled with the operative medicine
that il repairs all the injuries created ny fns"lo Us
soon thel are caused aud nir' ng'y i"res "e ny
against iniure corruption hnd decay , ,...,,.o
-, The hIic IL, no lnnger deceived by the advertise
o,auts or the Zone remedyh doctors, VINO snow 'hor
,ire iuuorance OF the organic laws Of the human si =
fem by supposing that medicine which pur2es ie'n'
,y,,out renoyning preserving can lie perse'' reo
dy: For il is fixed aud mlnuiabe law oI our ne'ns
that there should he, in no case Pnr.n'on "Nho' '"
,"I,s,e Restoration. aud heuec II follows ANA u
proved to DEMONSTRATION that ali rnrsatlVes Wn'n Nv
NOT posses, saving aud preserving powcr p are NH,
0rs aud injurious onlt-hhd POSSESS No' ~ ~
DEENING al AllTN. , T.,
IN, whole theory OF common dInstc Pnrghtioh u
based upon unnatural and absurd laws, ana 'hey wno
follow il tall victims In their own io'y hhu 100 'a'e "
repent their tenieriiV, -.... ..,,,,,, o,,,,,rtnN
r. BEWARE OF uNRELIEvED PuRGAlioN,
puro. ana Preserve, do not attempt Ia furee NJ nv
Il -, The celebrated PURIFYING AND fRESERN'
ING PILLS, purity the body from corruption. ana pre-
serve il from injury aud decay by single operation
rhcy nre Universal Vegetable Purgnlye, OF sovereign
use in nil diseases ef the human system III wh'ch ru
CATION is required, pariicularl, ~ Jnnndcr m,ses"n
nysn,ns Eruptinns of the skin, Scrniula fics' Cos
iycucs. Bilious Disorders, Liver Complaint teveis
| Nervous Disorders, Inward Weakness, Cholic D>sen
'iary, Worms, Gout, Rhennn'lSn femne I"'".,'','
| a,- Price % cents per BOX, with full directio' rs
! sav on Health and Long Life, &c
H Sold wholesale aud retail, by the sole proprietor,
H " d. +. BRhDLEE,
II 70 Court street. corner OF ratle street; Boston,
/ ACryr-R }. TAYLOR, Newport
/ GROSV & CHASE, 36 s
I38 Weyhossett street, Providence, Gen
eral Agents for Rhode Island.
| Pawlucket-S Samuel Green,
Rrislol-Lemuel w. Briggs.
/ William Parker.
T. Feb. l.---3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

NR. TAYLOR's BsLsAM or L,vtRwon, ,'l
- for Consumption and l''yer 'ohplolh''
Coughs, C"lds, So, from 30 B"w'ty price
reduced large bottles rl,JV s'n"'I -
NJ, o, X J. TAYLOR, Agent
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
OCthe North American College oi Health

Thus il will he seen that trIng nitehtion on the
psrI Of The purchaser the above PARTICULARS WIZ pn
N, pfprtua ,top to this Wholesale robbery, aud drive
i hoped all depreaIions up"n society to an aohea
calling. -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22

Tn, vorid fur sale !--Iisng out the sign,
Gail every traveller hrre To me
Who'll buy this brave estate OF mlnei
And set my weary spirit irre
'Tls going yes, l mean to Mug
The bnnble rom my soul away
l'u.eII il whatsoe'er II bring /,
The world nj auction here to-day
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-22
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

are composed Of plants which grow spontaneous
lv on our own soil, and arc therefore be''e'
adapted TO our constitutions than medicines con
cocted from foreign drugs. however wen 'ney
may be compounded aud as they are 'ou.oo"
upon the principle that the human BODY Is III
lrnlh snhipCl To
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Chariottesr,iie ya.) Jtgrsonian
TEXAS

Two propositions for the annexation Of Texas tc
the United States have been brought before Congress
One by Mr.. McDute goes for i'm ediate nne Ration
end is similar in character 10 the Treaty of the Pres
dent which was rejected by the United States Senate
at ITS last session the other, by MIR Benton for
annexation after treating with Mexico. We are sor
ry to learn that possibly the whole subject will again
be defeated, owing to difference of opinion enter.
tanned by the friends Of the measure. We do not be
heye that Mexico can ever be brought TO treat with
the United States upon the subject and Texas being
an independent nation and acknow lodged as such by
England, France and the United States, we have an
undoubted right TO admit her into the Union without
consulting any other people or Government than our
own and that OF Texas We do not want TO advance
the interests OF any man party by admitting Texas
in o our Union. II would give us as much plea-
sure TO accomplish II through President 1yer as by
the administration Of MIR. Polk. The Wings in this
State, very generally declared during the late canvass
that they were for the snnexaton and il is presumed
that the election of Mr.. Polk has not changed their
opinion upon the subject As State then, Virgins,
Is unanimously IN favor Of IT, and her Senators should
express her voice in voting for immediate anne xatton
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From The Pnsburg Morning Post
THE NEW ADMINS IkATIpN

The Gazette is not pleased because we have taken
some pains TO show the moderate and reasonable uot-
ton Of the Wings that there is no shadow of funda-
ton for the fears expressed by the more rabd of thai
party, that the success Of Colonel Polk will have
disastrous effect the business of the c.untry We
not surprised that the Gazette should Object IN
any Efforts that may be made to inspire universal con-
hdonce among the people, and TO induce ali to labor
and TO hope for the best The reckless pa itici,n.
who cont OF that sheet, knowing from The whole er
perience OF their parry, and especially fom the result
Of the election in 1870 that they succeed better in De-
RODS of public distress, would rather convince the
people that hey are suffering and will continue to
suffer- than speak TO them the words Of hope nd en-
couragement Therefore is that the Gazette folks
crabidly refuse to be comforted or concilaled and
pompously Boosting, like many Bobadiis, declare
they will Fight on-hght ever" The Gazette
may continue the warfare, for il Is so nominated in
the bond" But we DO not believe that prudent and
sensible men, who only supported Clay in the honest
belief that their interests would thereby be promoted
vii feel II necessary 10 fight against the sdminist,
too aben they are convinced that is not hostile 10
ihc@. We confdenly refer all who honestly desire
to ascertain wbst Colonel Poks course will be in the
Administration, 10 the history Of his public life as
member Of Congrsss 10 his admirable letter 10
n. Kane, and TO his liberal and toleran, remark. a,
Nashville, since his election. With all these eyetv
rIght-mInded Wing must be satisfied.
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Twenty-eighth Congress.
SECOND SESSION
SENATE

In consequence Of our paper being put TO press al
early hour on Thursday afternoon, we were unable 10
state the final disposition Of the bill introduced by
Mr.. ArcHsos, to Organize the Government of Ore.
gon, and for other purposes" Mr.. ARcuIRs motion
to refer the bill to the Committee Foreign Rela.
tons, was negatived-yess 20, nays "a, as follows
Yrs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates. Bayard
Berren, Choate, Clayton, Crlttenden, Evans Foster
Of Tennessee, Francis, Hun ingion johnson, Miller
Morehead Pearce, Phelps, Rives, Upham, and Wood.
bridge--20.
'Nrs-Messrs Allen, Ashley, Atohison, Atbsr.
ton, Bsgby, Benton, Breese Buchanan, Dickinson
fairfield, Foster, Of New York, Hanneean. Hayl
wood, Henderson, Huger, Merrick, Miles, Porter.
Semple, Sturgeon, 1sppan, Walker, White, and
Woodbury-2i
The bill was, on Mr. ArcHrsoSs motion. referred
10 select committee Of FIVE consisting this emil.
man a. the chairman, and Messrs Walker Rive.
Criftenden, and Allen, who we're appointed by m.
Chair
Mr.. MsRsIcK introduced bill for the reduction NJ
postage, ~hch vas read twice and refs. red 10 IN.
Po~ Once COMMITTEES.
And the Senate adjourned TO Monday merit
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From the Baltimore Republican.

That Col. Polk, and the patriotic party which has
just elevated him 10 the Presidency, pledged in
honor and by every principle Of patriotism and duty
10 the immediate annexation of Texas TO the Union
and modification of the tariff law of lS42 TO rev.
enue standard, we did not suppose admitted of a
shadow of doubt. As for oursef we are disposed TO
think that the venerable and ever walchu sentinel Of
the Enquirer may his honest zeal to carry out the
public demands, have sounded the alarm Of danger
when IT IS but shadow. AT any rate, If "the dan
ger Is not over" we are ready TO put on our armor
again. and fight the enemies Of annexation as we did
before. We were, we believe, the first press that
preached the subject, and we will be the last
to desert t-be our opposers whom they may
We will pay all due ie,pect to their opinions, but
have loo much fsnsnfe ~ us q5, 10 doubt for
homent the correctness and justice of their decision
~ the immensely important sub ect OF anne alton
they hare said IT, and Il must be done
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and ,piih The advice and consent Of the Senaie.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY and wiih The adoiee and consent Of the Ssnats.
J. P. sonArzELL, to DO Consul of tho United
States for the port OF Malamoras in the place Of
H. Belt deceased.
JAMES MILLER, to be Collector Of Customs for
the District of Salem and Beverly, Massachusetts.
CoRsELius p. VAN Mss. TO be Collector Of Gus
toms for the District Of New York.
LokrSzo +. LEE, to be Collector Of Customs for
the District Of Brdgetown, N. J.
WIN. II. MARRIOTT, to be Collector OF Customs Tor
the District OF Baltimore, Md.
CHARLEs A. HAssLER, to be Surgeon in the Ma
Wy, from the 22d July, 1874.
JAMES HAxILros, CHARLES II. OAxLEY, BERNARD
HAMS, and RosIRr Z. WALL, Assistant Surgeons
in the Navy.
JAMES A. SEMrLE, to be Purser in the Navy from
18th October, 1874.
BENZ. F. BRowNE, to be Deputy Postmaster at
Salem, Massachusetts, vice Caleb Foote, removed.
SIMEON BAILEY, re.appointed Deputy Postmaster
at New Bedford Massachusetts.
JACOB VAN BENrHuYsEN, re appointed Deputy POST
master at Poughkeepsie, N Y.
HEzExIAH w. ScovELL, re-aDDointed DEPUTY ro'''
master at Lockport, New York.
AUGUSTINE G. DAuBY, re-appointed Deputy Post
master at Utica, New York.
MICHAEL COCHRAN, TO be Deputy Postmaster al
Pottsville, Pennsy vania, vice John 7. Werner
JAMES Hor, Jr to DO Deputy Postmaster at Phila-
delphia, vice John C. Montgomery removed.
REUBEN T. THoM, re-appointed Deputy Postmas'
ter at Fredericksburg, Va.
PLEASANT s. WARD, to be Deputy Postmaster at
Shawneetown, Illinois, vice John Stckney, removed.
GEO. F. BALTzELL, re-appointed Deputy Postmaster
at Apalachcola, Florida.
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INCORRUPTIBLE TEETr
DARBY's GAZETTEER H..

nARBY'S GAZET TERRA Universal Geogro.
- phIcaI Dictionary containing description OF
ne hnplres, nlngo2m', States, Provinces, Cities.
Towns, Forts, Seas, Hstbors, Rivers. Lakes NOM
taIns, Capes, &c. &c, in the known word-with The
government customs and manners Of the inbabi,,n,.
the extent, boundaries, and natural productions ~
each country, and the trade manufactures and crri
osites OF the cities and towns. BY William Darby
ihird edition, with ample additions and improve
ney Pupnsneu 10 one large octave volume.
few copies just received and for sale At !. %.
duced price, by
'oo - Y. TAYLOR.
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A TALE OF CRlME-NEWS FROM THE ME.
DlTERRANEAN.
Extract Of a Letter, dated
TRIESTE, Goth October, 1874.

TRIESTE, Goth October, 1874
we have news OF the capture Of an extraordinarily
large and well-equpped piratcal barque, named the
,A'enger'' The vessel was taken into Trieste and
the disclosures the hands board made TO their can
turefs were beyond conception. Their confessions
are not fully known, but this much is true The
oafque has been cruising practically forj tie last two
years and In that time there have been no less than
200 murders committed by the crew, and ten shits.
three barques one brig, and eleven schooners taken
and pundered by her. The amount Of treasure found
on board the vessel was immense She is an English
built vessel with tall rakng masts, and of about 700
to1s burden, very sharp and deep
On account OF the short tine | have to write and
ascertain the PARTICULARS am unable TO give you any
details You may rest assured, however the truth
oil The above statements and soon as | can find
The foil particulars concerning this curious affair YOU
shall have the information sent to you. We have no
other news OF importance. Business thrives The
commercial affairs of this place are exceedingly pros.
porous, and there are vessels than merchandise
TO load them with.-N Y. Tribune
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CASDrpLr ConrLrMENTARr The Washington cot.
respondent Of The Baltimore Patriot, a Wig p.p.r
says "Col Polk will make capital Insueprai
Address. lie isa good spesker--chaste, correct and
animated. lie strives after no lovery or bigb
wrought metsPbo,, bot speaks straight on, in good
every nesment o. hu rather peculiar 10 som. .nuI.
sive, to others interesting, face liz up with snins
ton. hssrd hip deliver hs inpugural address In
1880, ~ Governor Of Tennessee ~
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CosnrRcE OF Havana There had entered III.
port OF Havana In the month of November. IA5
vessels, Of which 80 were American In the same
time l49 had gone to sea, Of which 81 were Amer.
can. There had arrived IN the same time 537 mas
sengers, of which 10 were from the United States
The exports for The year up to the % inst were as
follows $50 l5s boxes OF SUGAR; 81 600 arrobas
Of coffee; lis,0S2 segars DAG. 3i5 lbs tobacco in
leaf 1862 hhd- molasses % s69 lbs beesws.
9Ol pines Of brandy
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The Boston papers behave, so far. with great dc.
corum under The news Of the expulsion Of Mr. tIo,r
from this State. We presume that. like .en.ihte
men they expected such result L is only lew Of
'ne New YORK editors who have made fools OF hem.
selves IN lhe matter. Among these we are sorry 10
see Mr.. Willis, of the Evening Mirror. His god
taste should have kept him from serving as a sewer
Tor the -op, OF the Courier and Enquirer.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

We have received from Mr.. F. Taylor Pennsylva
mia avenue
The fourteenth number OF Hsrpers' Illuminated
and Pictorial Bible"
"A History Of Greece" No }.
"Th. Neville. Of Garretstown, a tale Of l7CO .
s~d
"Tbe Wandering Jew" No. I.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.

THUDR,AY, Dec. TO- 1874.
Present as yesterday.
No. 25-William l. Brown Il. ai, plaintiff, in or.
ror, rs. Joseph Clements d. a. The argument of
this cause was continued by Mr. Willis Hale for the
plaintiffs In error-by General Jones for the defen-
dan,s in error and by MIR Sherman for the plaintiff.
IN error.
Adjourned TIL tomorrow / O'Clock A. NJ
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MARRIED.

Last evening, by the Rev. G. w. SAMSON,
THORNTON A. DoNIPHAN, NJ. D., to Mrs
ANN FAITHFUL, all of this city.
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Eta YIOR.

E'hpLANAIloNs and History Of tn. Book ofCom.
the Articles Of Religion IS established nv an. p,e.'
tan, Episcopal Convention Of 1901. Pric. so CENT.
~. y TAYLOR.
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J. NJ DAVIS,
SURGEON DENTIST,
LATE OF TRENrnN. NJ

y
I i aving located himself in this CITY respectr,IIy
oilers his professional services to the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Washington and vicinity. He has
taken rooms at Mrs f. kLEIBER'S. on Pennsyly,-
MIA avenue, between Sh and 9Th streets where he !.
prepared to wait upon those who will be so Kind ,s 10
favor him with their calls.
All the curative operations will be attended, IN
with as much care and ease as practicable L. the ma,
tent From one to whole or parts Of sets Of
INCoRRUPTIBLE TEETH
with gums, inserted upon new principle which viu
give entire satisfaction TO those who NAV favor hin,
with their patronage.
he advantages over the ordinary method will be
explained by exhibiting a set Of each Kind ,o ,hos.
who may call at his Office Dee &c.
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Loor OUT "A late English paper says that coun
tsret soveregns, made Of low Standard, have be-.
manufactured for the EXPIRE" purpose Of circulation
,ns unned Sn,'s' IN said that the fraud could
only have been detected At the Mint
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CORRESpONDENCE

accompanying die Message transmitted by
the President on Thursday. concerning The
relations Of The United States and NeFico
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Gxopesi,-Tbe official returns from thi. Stat.
have been received The vote for Mr.. Polk is A,l55
Tor Mr. Clay ~, I0s-Mr. Polk's majority 2,Ot9
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Mus.--So much milk n drought TO the city Of
Nv York over the Erie Rsi'~c.d, hat 1t !, nov
called The -itty vT
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THE ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS.

We commence to-day the publication Of the
Documents which accompanied the Presidents
Message that was laid before both Houses OF
Congress yesterday.