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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06
Newport botanic ThOnsO-
Rlian Depot.
No. ga, Thames Street,
Opposite Me Post Office.

DR. FREDERICK A. MURPHEY.w would
~ respectfully inform TIE cltizens Of New.
por, aud lis vlcinliy, that ~ compliance with
HE urgent solIrItalion OF his friends, he has
established a Medical Off ~ at the above
place. where he may at all hours be conliden-
TALLY consulted upon all Diseases incident to
The human family, particularly female Con-
plants, III winch he has had such wonderful
success, as many who have been cured by
HIM are ready IL testify.
B. Dc. NJ. does not pretend his medI-
clnes will raise the dead, bun from The extensive
experience and success which has followed
his practlce, hc does pretend uud hesiigtc&
not TO say,he can cure all cases that are curca
bl" (and Hnny thnr ARE pronounced lnCurablc
by DIplomatlzrd Physicians where there l.
vitality enough lril lo bnlid upon, iCth0M The
use of Cdiomi or any oiifr poison.
OI all the systems of Medicine from the
native Indian to the DipIomalzed Paracci
sian, DR.. NJ. foows the only one that can b.
subsrau'olzed a' based upon philosophical
and natural principles.
d.. ii. would take this opportunity 10 re
turn his sincere thanks To IA, ThomsonIau
friends tor patronage received, aud hopes by
asSIduously attending 10 his calling 10 merit
their continued APPRECIATION and patronage,
as he stands ready To attend TO all calls OF
his profession.
Dr.. NJ has on Land a large assortment of
his celebrated a. dicn"s, which have met
with such itltcrmg reception by the host OF
enlightened friends Of medical reform, both
Ia the craze and compound state.
Also. an assortment Of T. 'anlcal Works.
s'Horg winch are rhomsou's Mllr,la Mcdlca
Mausoo's American Vegetable Practice.
Com'ou'S Thomsonlln Practice. &C., all Of
which, d" will SCI, n' the lowest pr;ces.
NcMpurl, Apri' - lsll-3n.
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CREAM or JASMINE
ron BEAUTIEYING THE
COMPILE

And renovaiing humors aud irecklcs FROM
lhe skim and b.oichcs from The face--rcndrrs
the skin son aud bcanuiul. "a an appllca
ton after shaving. it - admirably adIptcd--
MS perfume, II Is Indispensable for the
Solicit.
For sale ~ Newport by
Il. H. HAZARD, ln...,
Il. J. TAYLOR, ! D'"se'S'''
June g.
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Pare extract of SarsaP arilla,

EDREPARED by WM BROWN. Chemist
4 No. 46l Washington street, Boston,
This is an entire new preparation of Sarsa.
parilla, without being reduced by the addi
ton Of sugar, to form a syrup, as it is known
by all that this very much reduces the ex
tract. Ii is prepared by new steam appara.
tns, that procures the strength without evapo.
ration. 1t Is the only preparation now in use
That our physicians may be made acquainted
with lis mode Of manufacture, a pamphlet
has been published and sent to the physi-
clans that they muy know its qualities. For
'he past year it has been extensively recon.
ncnded by them for purifying the blood, re.
moving all humors, diseases Of the skin, eradi.
eating mcrcurial effects from the system
ulcers, &c. 1t is also extensively used for
the rheumatism.
For sale in Newport by
II. r. HAZARD, } Dr,rn;s,s
Il. J. TAYLOR, N'"ss '''''
June 8.
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RuEuM,Tism, GOVT, spRAIys.
svELLED JOINTS, srIFt CuHBs, PAIN
IN THE LIMBs, CUNTRACIIoN

tI TIE tONDS. Nr. Nr-
"a, llEWES & KlrTPEDGES BONE
- LiNIMENT COMBINED propa.
ration from Two celebrated prescriptions ror
h. diseases mentioned. this I.iniment stand.
nnrlvaI!cd in its efficacy. II can lruly be- DE-.
nominated a Pain.Nxiractor, % L wili rrmovc
pain when caused by the above compliints
II ~ pat up IN boIllrs at the low price Of 30
cents, and ~ for sale Ivy most Of the drug
glsts. For the genuine. call for llrwrs g.
Kittrcdgc,s Imminent CpmbtpcGn Sce Ger.
ilfrateH on Wrapper. Drs,lc by K. J. Tay-
lor s. Il. u. Hazard, Newport, Il. /.
NV y.
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RIIODA SMITH.

Mrs. Winchester is now in Newport, and
expects to be here the most part OF the sum
mer, aud can be seen at Mrs. FlSh's boarding
House.
April II, lSi4--tf.
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EPIC X 4 v

TO REmovE GREASE Srors.-We copied
in'o the Farmer short time since, from one
Of our exchange papers, recipe for removing
gr"ase spots from cloth, 10y applying the yoIk
ci an egg, and washing afterwards with warm
waier This has since been tested in our own
family, and found completely successful
"aocp IT before the people" Few are 50 for.
tunat, in Keeping themselves "unsported from
the world, ~ not To soiI their garments with
grease.-.N +. Farmer.
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nR WHIrNEy'S WUDOPING Cough AND
CtdWr known medicine to thg cure ul The conn plants
MlsgnRteihy ts name, It's general use b' almost every
.HIIN ~ the Ciy, Hud the uOtoroiy IL has ohiaiued
iuvOuahlc Preparations renders II quite unnecessary
To say ANYTHING ~ It's favor but To- such ~ have never
'tslcd is superior virtues, II Is highly recommended us
perfectly sale aud elcctu remedy IN the aboSe com
plants.
II has been standard medicine ,0S Group, IN numcr-
ous mLcs in this vicinity Tor The sst twelve years,
aud the continually increasing demand tor IL is sufficient
evidence That u j. becoming popular ~ + yhud
hlr medicine, Hud = stu ~ highly appreciated ~ ever
No family should be without II NJ this season Il the
year when children, 10y exposure To the sudden chuges
20! W.tllCr subject to severe aud unexpected nj
ttris of these alarming complaints, which might be
overcome hy immediate resort to this potent aud uu
failing remedy.
For sale IN Newport by TAYLOR No i!s
Thames street Fob 3
tsGENCINE BUFFALO OIL
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Deuttgtrr.

DOCrOR GALLUP regrets thA, he wa.
~ unnvo;dahv prevented from returning
tn Newport rs soon as he ln,on1rd.aud there.
fore hopes for the indulgence ct his pa,l"n's,
assuring them that part Of his time whI"
absent was employed 10 Improv"mrn'S IA hI-
profession. lie IA, been turtCnatc in pro
curing some rare materials Tor !hc nlanulac
'prc Of artificial teeth, which VIII enable
hlm al shnr, notice, 10 tabrIcatc a more beau-'
'liul article lhnh hs has ever Jc.oge produced
and At very reduced prices.
Newport, Aprll Ia, 18Th.
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Plymouth, Oct. 10 1913.

This is to certify that came under the
care of Mrs. Winchester with bad humor
IN the blood and the DIarrbna | had seve.
ra! lyslcianS, they &c the thcto was no help
for me after taking her medicine two weeks
| was restored to my health.
CHARLES SANDERS.
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Plymouth, Sept. %, 1912.

This is to certify that ! came under the
care OF Mrs. Winchester, after having been
gwen over by my physician he told me ]
was in consumption and there was no help
for me but after taking her medicine three
weeks was restored To good health.
SAMUEL A. SNOW.
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CHARLES SANDERS.
Fnll River, March l3, 1913.

This is to certify that had fever sores
on my leg that had been standing years,
and bad hnmor in my blood. came under
Mrs. Wlnchesicr's care end IN four weeks
my leg was well.
WILLIAM H. MASON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-06

3 Is L y L x u ID = u * = - L
Tte Ma1trr WanO.
>~~~~-~~~-~~-~--~>------s,
ny MRS. NoRTuS.
~->~~>---~-~~>----~------
Aud dos, thou say my heart is cold,
Because thino eye cannot discover
(,s round its leaons glance is rolled
On glitiering crowds) one welcome lover
Mad dost thou think cannot love,
because thy suit my lips rcprove
Oh, vaus-ss the wind-harp's tore,
Which, swept by Summers ca'eiess brcczrs
Gives forth n wild uncertain moan,
IA often a- The zrphyr plcusrs,
Who marks ils faint aud carel,s. sigh
Once heard, il hath no melody.
But when tho stricken Tyre, which long
Hath hung upon the wall doca, wing,
nreaih.s oui iS soul Of love and song,
Cbedent To the lniusrrel's playing,
And tu lls masters touch alone
Responds with loud and plaInlne tone
Ta.u, then the powrr Of Music breaks
The spall that bound our calm,r feeling,
Ami every ,lumbrrIng passion wakes
10 answer 10 it, wild appealing;
'lill our swoln hearts, too fall Tor words,
DE 'ro.nbn.g an lhose lui'Cring chords.
Years bring no change. Even tho we stand
Where cold the min,ircl's form is lying,
Fancy shaII sac that ,kil.ul hand
Unce more among The sweet strings lll wing
And ,!usir's noatins notes shall come,
An. mock the silence ofthe tomb.
And many an hour and many day,
Shall Memory please herself b, bringing
Small scattered fragments Of the lay
That hung upon that wild harps ringing
Though GUNNER breeze cacess ia vaIu,
Aud sJalIe-s hands awake 10 strain.
Even so the heart, that, sad and c"ii,
Waruis mol hrncNth t'y careless wooing,
Illrh known Lives power in days old,
Md worshiprd-'o It's own undoiug;
Aud many passion, quiet nav,
Hath elowcd upon my faded brow.
And stiil porchanoe the day may come,
when, from its hllls of silence taken,
Tint heart in its deserted home.
To licr and love aud Joy shall wakcn,
Il hath the music ~ command
HJ, thine is not the masters hand.
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w A EsE)'S
VEGETlBLE HiIR OIL.

yayilS Vegetable Oil possesses the pucgl;a
/ d property, so long sought f,r in other oils
bat sought in vain, Of reproducing u new
growth of hair on heads totally bald
/ 30 great are lis noufIshing properties, which
it readily imparts TO the roots of the bar, tEa;
il requires but short time to produce a new
growth, and few applications to check that fil-
ing of the hair which 40 often occurs, cspec ial-
y after sickness. II prevents tie hair lrom
turning grey, ani when i, begins to turn, may
he easily checked and restored to its natural
beauty, by Impnr,ing new life aud viIor. This
oil il pItronizad by the Medical Fnoutv. the
Clergy, Sc. No lady who has ever used this
oil will dispense with it. YoGng GrnlleneG
will find this OIL to produce beautiful growth
of whlskers in very short time.
From he Royat College Of Physicians Of
Harapa, teb. 20, 1885.
"Da. T.. 4. WARD, having proved to this
RoyaI Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair oil Of
his composition has the property of causing the
growth Of hair and preventing It's fill by lorli-
lYing the decayed part. (the effects of the aro-
matte ingredients which have been found in is
composition by the Chemist Don francisco
Suarez,) we hereby authorize lis use, not ms a
specific, but as good ard useful remedy for
persons requiring it, whose hair is in state Of
dec from sickness or other causes
c;.lh, Joss BERNAL, VI, ID.
e's"edoy {SIMoN DE!IsvGA, ID.
Witnessed by
Cayeiano Ponon, Notary Public.
The above testimonial of the great efficacy
and value of Wards Hair Oh, was given the
proprietor by the Royal College of Physicians
at Havana. and to those who are acquainted
with The extreme rigldnes1 Of the medical po.
lie, Of Havana, 1t speaks volumes {; it Is con-
elusive.
CAUrioV.--1he great demand for Wards
oil has induced many t' counterfeit It. None
is genuine unless it has Il Treatise Of ihrt y-two
pages round each bottle, with red Nylo-raphic
Label aud blue Vignete centre. Prepared 10y
l.. \. WARD, VI. D., New York, and no other
place. General Depot aud wholesale office, ss
Barclay street, NGw York.
For sale by Dr. II. R. HAZARD,
Sole Agent for Newport,
Sign Of me Gotten WortW.
Newport, Jan. ), lsi3.
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WILLIAM II. MASON.
Dartmouth, Ahg. I2, 1912.

Dartmouth, Ahg. l2, 1912
came under The care of Mrs. Winchester
after my physician had given me over in o
consumption, and for three weeks they diG
not expect my life; after taking her mcdI-
me, was soon restored to health and am
able 10 DO my work.
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EG. TAYLOR's D.tsAu or Lr,rHwoRr
~ Tor Consumption aud Liver Complaint
Conghs, Cp'ds. 81. from 35J Bowary: price
reduced large b,itI"s. : 50 small Il
NoNg3. Il J. TAYLOR, Agent
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fhe New York
Contri5us!c:,s,,;p Fire En-
surancc Company,
CDffire, No. Is GGIlii= 5trcct.

ENSURE Dwelling houses, Warehou'es
aud buildings ~ grnpr,l, molchuuJiso,
household furniture, ships brlldng, ships
~ port and then cargoes. aud every d"sctlp.
li"n of p'rso"al property, against loss or
lanagc by fire.
j. SMITH ROGERS, PreSiirm
X. w. MAuTIN, .Secretqry.
DIEEcroRs y Sm.,Ii Rogers, James Briar,
Jane. NrDride, John Adams, John liaggcrty,
Gulan G. yrrplrnck, John Johnson, Joseph
kcrnuchan, JOHN / Palmer, Peter Lar.,iard,
James NcCail, Rubcrt McC"skry, Henry "a.
rish, Reuben Wiihers, William Scott, ferdi
maud So, dam, Peter |. Nrylus, Richard irwin
G. Y. : Hoo,avelr, T.. y Hurlbui, George T.
Pol'cn, William Colgate, lowell iIoi5rooh.
Th" undersigned are the on'y authorised
agents of SAID company IN Ne"pnrt. aud
they are prepared Ia insure any of III" above
named p.upcrly IN Nrmport aud lrs vicinity
the terms. &c, Of insurance will BE- made
known On application Ia nS.
II y. CRANSrON 6; son.
Newport, Feb. lJ, lcli.
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IlROWN'S Cough rANDY.--Tbi. agreeable arIi
ID clc prCp1 eel by william Brown. 4 thorough eta,
.ut>' au' idtuul druggist ~ The CurrtT ~ Washing
ron aud Etu -trrrS o. drti lcd'y the mot uruslrt
1rnlihful AID effective Ur, und iu our marker ~
he r,li, aud Cute ~ the distressing and daugettr
ruugh- which prrylIl among rs iu th. Nut ,Huuths
lt t- nucly prcpi 'd aud hithly mtdiro'cd wuhap
proved frrtiuf ut- 80 ~ 10 tlutd Hrttut repf -
tlir urtttpd UrRIu,ufh throat without producing ~
Us too often the cas-. wih can rs. nrUse1itug iud
islrrrrinns effect upon h. stomach luyina mfr.
iunately been rump,l 10 use Z Cvera tups Wrlin
couple o. yeats. we nave tpuud u both grateful ant
M. Becar'fr'to ohservc 10" sisaa;ureofWm
Rfown on the dire ton. there hoiuc scNrtIt
icit articles In The mari 81 ral fpr ruwn rnn pound
Bour-st candy dedicated The above is tutSair In
his toNn by b.J. TNN LDi. X UE iININRu. a23
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CERTIFICATES.

Middeborough, March 20, 1871.
This is to certify that came to Mrs. Win
chester with sore eyes,a scrofulas humor, and
the piles, and in six weeks was restored To
my health.
CHARLES FAUNCE.
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Orange Flower Water.

nF superIur quslny jos, iinpotlrd fresh.
" i"r sale at STICIS Confectionery and
Ndncly Shie. May III
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Smoke House.

Smoke Eso.lNc.
gOilN w. DAVIS, No. 100, Thames 49,,
u has ~ readiness his Smoke House, .or
lhc purpose Of smoking Hams. Those who
favor hlm with their custom will please send
them as above, and they viii be satisfactorily
attended TO. II any one desires Mr.. y. to
send for their Hams and return them, he will
do so at a small additional expense. Ham,
cured also, by Mr. - IN the host manner.
Newport, Nov. 23 lSi3.-Gn,
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HEADACHE AND DROWsINEss

HEADACHE AND DROWSINESS
Cured By the Use Of WIN. Browns mex.
haustlbe double pcrfumed moderated Salts,
prepared in spunge with a screw cap bottle.
1t is decidedly the best article ever invented
to remove the above complaints. There be-
ing in the market mary limitations for the
true aud genuine article, call for VIM.
Browns Mcdlcated Sponge salts. A sccuu.
ty against counterfeit, ob .erve Tie name on
the label, VIM. Brown. proprietor.
For sale in Newport by
u. X. HAHARD, iD,nro;.,s
Il. J. TAYLOR, ! "'"SS '7'''
June 8.
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ADVICE GRATIS.
Important ne'cs 10 Me Sick and afflicted
MRS. WINCHESTER,
poctress, may be consulted at
HER RESIDENCE.

HER RESIDENCE.
Patients who are incapable from lnfrmity
Of attending personally upon the Doclress,
can by sending a correct statement Of their
case, be told whether they are curable or
not, such a. consumptive complaints, coughs,
Inflammation, weakness IN the digest, kidney
complaints, piles, shortness OF breath, aslh-
ina, rheumatism, chronic nnd innamnatory.
nervous complaints, scroiula humors, salt
rheun,. erysipelas, phIegmatic complaints,
bleeding at the lungs, loss Of appetite, hu.
inors IN the blood, ulcers, bilious disorders,
fever and ague, yellow fever. female com
plants, worms Of different kinds, fcvor sores,
deafness, and other similar diseases.
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lPAWlANW
M E D ICI ~ e $ .

A NEW supply Of the most popular patent
IA medicines. among which are
Sands, Browns aud Carpenters Extract Of
SsrsaparilIa.
Sands Salt Rheum Remedy
Starkweather's llepa,ic Elixir.
SWANS Panacea.
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, For Coughs,
Dr. Aliens Balsam Of Liver
wort. colds, ash
" Taylor's Balsam Of Liver
wort, ma and pull
Z" Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, monary af
Mrs. NJ. N. GARDENERS Balsam
of Liye!wort, lections gem
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
indcrson's Cough Drops, orally.
Jackson's, Sherman's and Wstar's Cough
Lozenges.
Pease's, Browns and Wild's Cough Candies.
Jayne's, Swaim's & fahnostock's Vernifuge,
ad'wouh's, Remington y Coxe's Group
WSyrup.
Sir Jas Murray's, Dinnoiords and Dunbar's
Fluid Magnesia.
Glove Anodyne Drops, for the speedy relief OF
toohache.
Wrights Indian Vegetable, Whney's)
Cough, & Whitney anti bilious, Mead, Pills
Davenport's, Tomato, sc. &C.,
ALSO-Dr II. q. Wilcy's Rcspirator, Of
Breath Warming lnstrumr ut, for the use OF
those persons whose lungs are irrilated by ex-
posure to the air the objects of which are to
enable the consumpiye and those predlsposed
TO con umption, 10 take exercise without risk IN
the open air, and 10 prevent the bad effect: to
the lungs, arising from sudden chlnges n the
temperature OF The atmosphere.
Jas received and for sale by
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sign of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, X. !. [Feb. |.
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For sale IN Newport by
March 7. X. j. TAYLOR.
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pletely riddled with shot. The greatest alarm and
excitement prevails, and God only knows what the
morning may produce: We dread to think of il.
And this IS the City of Brotherly Love
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Some Of the above persons were some distance
from the soldiers some were fired al while in al
eya, others who had retreated on the pavement in
Queen street, below Second, for the military raked
the pavement. At quarter past elght O'Clock large
groups Of people were standing al the different cor
ne RI of Second and Christian Streets tnkDs in the
most excited manner OF the firing Of the military
"Nafy- Americans come To the meetings" "Res-
cue Native Americans" and a large body Of per-
sons rushed down Second 81. towards the Wharton
Market Ore man cried out in q etenturan voice,
Liberty OF Death by Cd" A great gathering
was soon assembled ut the market, but did not or
add raked Second street They were ell armed
with muskets, and supplied with ammunition.
They are determined for fight. All the First Dlvi-
ion were ordered out in the afternoon; the Major
General took M his head quarters nj the Grard
Bank. All the after loon, the Aids Of The several
Generals were fylsg IN all directions on horseback.
The Mayors officers, the SherIf's officers, and
he deputies of the several authorities were all in
active motion during the day. Al minutes past 4
o'clock, the mob had increased 10 an alarming ex-
tentthe military not being prepared, and the civil
Josse not attending the regular summons OF the ru-
theritIes, the State House bell was struck eight
taps, in accordance with the orders a the au,hOri-
front OF the State House II rung Tor twen,, fcs
minutes, and the result was about one hundred per.
sons attended. These armed, and marched
to the scene OF riot-some aboui six
o'clock--others about seven o'clock. The military
we're ordered 10 be in readiness at their armories
It half past one o'clock AT four they did not mus
ter all told, 100 by six o'clock, frcsh orders hav
ing been issued, they mustered IN great numbers.
A detachment were on the ground about o'clock,
and the main body arrived there before o'clock.
An express was etarted 10 Harrisburg for the Gov
ernor about o'clock in the afternoon, tor the rur
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MUSIC. MUSIC. MUSIC.

UARRET ANDERSON has this day received, in
addition to his former stock of new Music, large
invoice of the most popular with the latest publica
tons, of Songs, Waltzes, &c., amongst which are
King Frederick's Camp; I've plenty of Lovers
Some folks who have grown old; Don't be so parti-
cular; No, never can thy home be mine; Ellen, rose
of the vale; Napoleons graves Faint heart ne'er won
fair LADY, Dreams of Heaven; o, it's merry and free;
the Polka Dance; Deux Polkas Baden Baden Polka,
music arranged by Musard 0 gallopade, BY Hsw-
lit; Italy, the Whistle; See our torn flag still wav-
ing : Clay and Frelinghuysen; the Wing Rally; Ash
land waltzes, Duets, and quickseps Lament of the
Irish Emigrant the Mllers Maid l watch for thee
songs of the Hutchinson family; Russel's popular
songs; Souvenir dole Bull; Souvenir de Tampa;
Saul lie France; favorite airs from Aubers opera:
the Bronze Horse; Glenmary and other waltzes ;
Miss Lucy Neal; Old Gray Goose and others of the
Ethiopian songs Operate gems for piano forte, with
flute accompaniment; the Odeon, collection of Sc
cular melodies, arranged and harmonzed for four
voices designed for schools and social parties; In
struction books for piano forte, guitar and flute by
the best authors; blank Music Paper; Strings for
guitar and violin i M aeeg @
Between 18th and 18th streets, Penn. avenue.
(e2S-eo10t st s1