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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
Sarsaparlla and Wild Cherry Bitters.

NarSapufllld anu Nllu UntrrY blticrS.
The Sarsaparila and Wild Cherry BItters
are now acknowledged by all who have gave
them a trial to be one Of the hest preparations
now in use. AS Family Medicine it is in.
valuable, it is pleasant TO the taste which
makes il an easy medicine to administer to
children. and is fas, taking the place OF those
nauseating remedies which have been so
long in use.
For Dyspepsia, Headache, Indigestion
tiumors, Pain in the back and side, they
have been used with great success. The
following is ono among many testimonials o
the efficacy Of this medicine in possession o
the proprietor.
Sandwich, Sept.4, 1914.
Dear .&-Ths is to certify ,ha, my daugh.
ter has been troubled with Dyspepsia for q
number of years, attended with almost con.
slant headache and other distressing symp
toms which accompany this disease. She
visited Boston to avail herself of the advice
of the justly celebrated physicians of that
city oil 10 no purpose. by the solicitation
of friend. | was induced to purchase n bot
tie of DR.. Woods Sarsoparila and Wild Cher
ry Btters. Before taking one bottle she
was relieved of the headache and nfror TAX
ing two or three bottles the other symptoms
entirely disappeared.
Yours, N. B. GIBBS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Lecture at tho Town Hall, by Mr.. Muir
phy, which was announced in the Mcrcur,
to take place this evening, we aro requested l'
state i. postponed till further notice.
Nav 29th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-29

Read the following case of Consumption.
The cure was truly wonderful one and
places the "Ofosaonian, o, .7li Heating Bal
sum" at the head Of the list OF remedies for
eradlcating that dreadful disease:
George w. Hays residing in this city was
seized with a severe cold in The early part OF
the summer. His cough became very trou.
blesome and began TO raise blood. He com.
planned OF severe pain IN The chest and his
breathing become 30 short that he could not
walk any distance wiihou, stopping for breath.
lis night sioeats reduced him very low. lie
was under the care Of several physicians in
Brooklyn who told him they could do no good
ns his disease was a settled and fixed Con
sumption. lie removed TO this city TO die
among his friends. lie was by this time 80
weak that he could not walk without assis-
tance. Although his friends had now given
up oil hope OF his ever being any better he
commenced using the "Oiosaonian or MI
Healing Balsam," and in a few weeks was
30 far restored as to be able 10 resume his
business.
For sale by II. J. TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-06

PHILADELPHIA. February 2sth ls45.
G e6sEkF J GcAANNsf8s noBERr JOHNSTON CO.
STOCK EXCHANGE
COLLIE CTIO.N OFFICE,
No. II SOUTH THIsD ST. oPPosITE TO THE MEcHAsIcs
BANK, PHILADELPHII.
Dealers in Uncurnt Bank Notes, Relief Notes. God and
Silver Coin, &c.
Drafts Notes and Bills collected with DESPATCH on favorable
term7.
Drafts st. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Baltimore New
York, Boston, &c., constantly for sale.
All orders for the purchase and sale Of United States Govern
nt State City Incorporated Cos Loans descH
ton Of Bank Insurance., Rail Road and Can Co.'s tocks
tended promptly and with care tie Board of Brokers'
REFERENCES
william Patton. Jun. Esq, Cashier, Philadelphia.
ecull Thompson, do
Buck Potter, do
Morgan, Buck Co., do
David g. Brown Co. do
Ecke Spangler y Raigue do
Mercer, Brother Il Co. do
f28lm%gz
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Observation-Disclosures

re.
IOHN kOACH Cptician, SO Nassau street, New York, 10
const,ntly manufacturing and has always hand, all
His Triple COMPOUND Of Brom'ne superior preparation
German Accelcgat ting Liquor.
Cameras Of his manufacture well French and
h German Cameras sold this
will be warranted genuine.
Orders from the for articles in will
be promptly and Car fully attended TO- me msu
pLUMBr DAGUhkkiAN GALLERY AND PHUTO.
GRAPHIC DEPOT, ISL Broadway, corner Of Murray st
lover Tenney. J-wey Store awadtd Medal four rst
Premiums and two .h.g honos the Exhibition Boa
lures and paratus exhibited
Superb kenesses OF all Sizes taken weather. sats
factory m*rc
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LADIES' AND FAMILIES
DAGUERR EOTYPE INSTITUTE,
MRS H SHANKLAND,
DAGUERRI ARTIST.
n AGUERRaOTYPE PORTRAITS including the best
- style Of Morocco Case or Frame, for
ONE DOLLAR.
Apply at the Lafayette Bazaar, l49 Broadway,
235 BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT ROOM,
No. l-opposite the Park Fountain.
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Movements Of Travellers.


There was not, pv any means, so great an influx
of the travelling community yesterday, as we have
niiherto reported. We tonnd, however, at several
Of the principal, amongst others,the following "A,
he
AMERIcAN-Col Cross, u. S. A.. r. Davidge, Wash.
ngton p. Bankhsa navy; Morton McNlichse Phils.
delphia A. Conrad Philadelphia; Rufus King, Ala;
r. Blake Philadelphia; s. W. Blake, Bangor, and twenty
others.
AsroR-J. D. Armstrong. H. B. M. Goth Rides, Quebec
r. Clarke, Boston; Rev. Mr.. Shepherd, Boston; Gen.
Sam. Van Vicen, Albany; w. H. Strong, Geneva L. C.
Pratt Philadelphia; j. West Exchange Hotel Baltimore
Mr.. Wheaton, Albany; MIR. Cabele, Tallahassee, Col.
Smy the, Miss and forty others.
C,r-P. Csgger, Albany; }. D. Labre, Boston; VIM
Richardson, Ireland; j. Caldcleugh, DR. Penrose, Phi
sdelpha; Handy Mott; Westchester, and 10 others.
TKANKLIN-John Warren, Grafton Miss, ON route to
Europe; Lewis Cooke, Norwich; VIM. M. ELY, North.
lmpton; Mr.. Keoon, Of Cleveland; C. s. Brown Va.
Mcclure, Philadelphia and twenty others.
GLeBE-George Clarke, Hyde; Mr.. Reddell, Bremen
w. swift, u. 8. navy.
HowAsD-Messrs. Thompson, Shaw and Morris, Macon
Geo W. Stscly, Auguss; Hon. David Campbell, Msssa
chusetts; DR.. Parke, BsstoL; Gen. Jno ADAM Lyons
Major Knapp Canaoa3 L. Smith, Rochester; Col b
Wright. Albany; T. Brien, Maine Judge A. M. Law.
renee, Coumbia CO and thirty five others.
WAvEKLY-Jno Green, \. C. o. S.; r. J. Wood
New Orleans; Francis Lawton, Newport; Cspt. Romer
H. d.
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,IRELAND-MlC hancery.

A RCHER q iNf6N. -Pl.is,iA; PETER BRoPHY, and
another Deeodants-Pnsusnt TO the decree in this case
hearing date The sh day Of November last require al
having chages mhranees affecting the
Jorqusy the Couaty o! Gown, about the April
1890 aad all egatess Of kin ~ the said esaor TO
before my chambers Inns Quay Dublin befoe
the hr.t day Of May next and proceed 70 their debts
will be precuded from the benefit Of the
this LIST day Of February, lsi3.
PHILIP LAwLEss, Sole for the Plaintiff Wv
ao3 CT Brunswick street mas apsk2s ssrc
MARTELLE q HOLDERMANN.
No. 81 MAIDEN LANE, NJ. =.
MANUFACTUKERS and Importers Of Ornamental Hair
u Work Wigs, Toupees, Bands, Curls, Seams Ba,deau
Hair WoEk, wholesale aud retail.
y: b. The trade supplied on removable terms.
r. X COLLINS 4 CO IS South street. have on hand in
store which they offer for sale reasonable terms
TWINES-200 bales B1dport Seine Herring and Gill Net
Twine:. comprising full assortment, 5K to Sc hs
also, MS. thread Sal Twin.
the greatest care, from the best orr comprising full ss.
sortment, from 80 OF; also, case Brases, 2lx48 IN
CorToS bUJcK-soo bale. American PHO, Duck, .r. ou,.
Poocoek" Adheshive Felt for ships bottoms. roofs Of
SUGAR-lOo hhds. prime N Orleans
HEMP-500 bales Missouri dew rot, superior quality.
pop = bales bale water rot, extra quality
2 20 90 90 Prime Prime.
GuANO.5o tons Ichabos, ia bags and barrels
IOBACCO-N boxes Sweeay u Lewis manufactured. ms
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LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,

l4O ana Ioi br0auWay, corner OF Liberty It.
THIS rs ABhl sHMENT, founded the st Of December,
Staple and F,ncy Goods w be enlarged the t Of May
The subscriber having the upper tn baildg ISL
Broadway, will compee repair and fit in magni-
hceu large galleries whore the traders, muac-
aud will be,abe obtain cheap rent fine
AID $40 ard The rs.: and gentlemen splendid
MRS. H SHANKLAND, Daguerrean Artist, has already
rented the front Of galleries Daguerreotype
loon where she will continue BEFORE the perfect
likeness for
ONE DOLLAR,
including the best kind Of Mor,c eco Case or Frame
Several Counters let with glass cases-enquire the
Bazaar I. A. AKTAULT.
mhI7 m m
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CkLlNG AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE

FICkLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE
THE SQBsCRLBERS Of the only original establishment
the kind ofer 70 the notice OF southern fiends
chants ana our own city and ae the largest AID
ssected q Fruits before pesentsd to the public
Mouis' Whes Honest Johns,
leath &C. Ping Apple, kaspbenss, Apcota
natural fayors.
Jsys Of the Strawberry, Raspberry Ounce and Pine
Also Pickles. Caupa and Sauces. Of every imaginable de-
cpton glass a OF every sizs to suit the
the purchaser.
warranted to keep ia climate
Hotel Keepers, Boarding House Kespers. 0ress.a Ship
anime the beat eeced and beautiful stock e. ~ Kind
sver befors offered TO the attention Of the public.
" nECkHOWk VINCENT.
IS Coarlan2s street.
B-Euhty doxn rsAh Havana Pines, in eeeA epss for
sale Aso ioO0 Oystsr Kegs die 3msrc
n EMP-oeo balcs superior Dew not, for sale BY.
II T. KSCOLLlNL CO.,
nlssa - Doath stssn
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A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR.
PRICES REDUCED
PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESS. combining all the perfec-
tons Of painting with the uthfulness OF Daguerreo
type, reduced prices by A. H. Thompson, No. II Park
Row, opposite the stoT House.
Operations in all weather Instructions in the Art and every
requisite for of the business furnished.
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-06

INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
M INWRi0HT Professor Of Music, informs his friends
W. and the public in general that he has made
for giving the Piano Forte His style of i'm
parting irstructoo Is perfectly smoe and and
e0uaied by other style At taught
OF that He has already turned
his abite. giving him trial. His are reasonable,
pornnty now offered Terms aud ali other nfoI nation mad
known application at liz Grand Of Mulberry
NH m krrc
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EOLTAN PIANOFORTES

NUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
Coemaa's Eo.n A.chment to the Pianofoe, FOR the
The pubic that hey are now prepared supply Panofos
with this i'm rOvement attached attach the
modern made ho!'z pta In regard the duab
~ e. this nveaton T. prepared e satisfy the most
msn warrant hem in the assertion, that The oan viii
given with each inst urpent !.
The public invited e1amiue the Eoan Pianofortes'
AZ their w.;room No 2o Broadway opposi the Park where
alsO be found Of az ard octave Piano
fOrtes both and mahOgan m2S 6uk rc
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ARCHITECTURE.

ARCHITECTURE.
ERED SCHMIDT begs leave inform his friends and the
public that he has removed his Office from 1872 Broad
Ia all street where desrous Of building invited
examine selection original aud tasteful designs from the
Cottage upward. to the extensive Villa Mansion in all the
nsh lans Drawings Specific aons Estimates aud
for Buildings of description and the ERECTION
hereof mas lm*ec
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NEW YORK HOTEL.

NEW YORK HOTEL,
52l Broadway, New York City.
THIS and splendid establishment opened the lst Of
Dscsmbsr last situated II the most fashionable quarter q
between Washington aud Waverey Places has been
ranged in su ofapa and furnished the
&c and no prn will be spared render the most
patron &C. will BE- conducted the European and Ameri-
can eomsnsd leaving optional with take
meaisa able Hoe in private parlo Ia may
SUIT their conven,e.ce
The ocatr OF the house, the number Of large and
beautiful parors the and airy halls render
desirable residence for those city
pleasure ] II B,LLIN(3N ProDrirtor
ms lm~m b. MONNOr Rrstansareur
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MRS. CARROLL'S MEDIC ATED VAPOUI
BATHS,

MANY p..pu, have heard Of The efficacy Of M Carroll's
inhasnva: rhelmac ns &c &C.. Although its bsns.
fits in such csnYpt b. overad should be forgot
syry o,h.r mode = bathing Many dttrlsd from trying
tended with nconx he bath can
be simple safe aud pleasant than tie Vapcur Bath
Ppcipe' q md common sense imagine that
feet Of the ba and III skin better
alb ed resist the Influence Of he idea
OF cstchins cold al bath, absurd. Open from sx
the city.
sulphur Baths require one hourt notice.
- 1hsbaths will be removed t of May ls4 Fulton
street. I'm rrc
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30 A r d | N G.
MRS. d. FISH,
lS5. 1877 and l39 BrO0dtUau.

NEW YORK.
The PUBLIC and SrRASeERs visiting the city. respectful
ly oom that the above have teen fitted in
perior manner, for the entertainment Of
Prmanent and Transient Boarders.
The location pleasant and central business-the
spacious, light and airy, aud hsnd.omly furnished
through with furniture, beds bedding The table
will b. abundanty supplied with the best the market Affords
TRANSIENT board.. .......$ VI Per Day.
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HOBE'S PATENT
X TIE NSION DINING TABLES.
WIFE. MErALLC 81. Sides. long known the most
aciued warranted to run constantly and be
affected by dsmpness or warpg of the wood large
OF choice pattens suited Tor parlos
boats &c. together with geleral Of Cabinsl Fur
always hand the Warerooms Nol4o Grand street
Of Elm where the public is respectfully invited to call
and examine. mrl lmsrc
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LASTS, LEATHEK AND FINDINGS.
HAVING been awarded rhe Diploma the late Fair Of the
II American Institute, for the as prepared
furnish article Of which surpassed this
any other city in the United States.
Sole and Upper Leather Of kinds Black and Coor-d Mo
ngs, Shoe Threads Lasngs Galieon Shetnss Linen and
Leather Innings Cord and Webs Boot Trees Hammers,
Pincers Avis and Tachs. with full II Shoe
make Tools Of the approved pates for cash.
WARREN s. WlLkEY,
1916 Spring street, between Green wich and
- Washington streets, New York.
BThe Greenwich Line Of stages pass within block Of
the store go Inn
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APRiL o. DxcIsIoNs-Margaref Holden vs. alfred Vii.
sonThis was appeal from Judges order deny ing
motion Tor judgment OF ncnsu with to abide the
event The plaintiff counsel present. ready TO take
en- inquest but defendants counsel being absent suffered
smother cause to which owing the lsteness
OF the day precludsd the from being called second
time. The ur are Of opinion that every plaintiff
ought TO take inquest although hsopponent alb
sent and that the Judge Chambers made proper de-
cson, and that the defendant ought net any view
ask for costs against tho plaintiff but that the plaintiff
ought to have costs tor resisting such motion This sp
peal is therefore, dismissed with 81 costs to abide the
event,
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bONGhESS JULIAN.
REAUTY or STYLE and elegance Of fnlsh uneoualed
beiore-On new style f Collars, which hare lont been
wanting ed and be found the manutsctu
s only q a n. old stand Of only Troy ;h
sent the earliest date this will in all probability
revolution izs tye fore this market Re
member the old stand Of Marshal 90 Chatham NJ
Y. NJ second price, any consideration
NJ BWe have also uf ctured large quantity OF those
newsye Plsat Shirts which found in the city,
As the Heats all sowed down. will obvate the difficulty
in oning them. im~ec
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RIor in PoRTLAND-FOUR MKN SHoT!-A mot
occurred in Portland last evening, and four men
we're shot of whom IL not expected to recover hav
ias received two balls In hs breast. As Tor
nation Of the riot received by the
Of the military ordered to The Of
daughter and took possession OF the ground, which IN
retaned nn dnght, when all being quiet tney
marched to barracks detachment OF the ROY aItr
lery with field piece was brought out to asssthe au
thorities IL necessary--New Bvunsscick Herald
IL is reported about town that occurred Mon
day night Portland that the military called
ou and that they were Obliged to re upon the mob be
men were wounded, some it was feared morally We
have yet met with no authentic reporFrede,ittcn
Lsvslist.
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CONSUMPTION Is DURABLE
T,HOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND LVOOD NApTuA

COMPOUND SYRUP OF AR, which effect 8
ed permanent cure before had taken three bottles,
+. EVANS,
Fayete street, below Arch.
Principal Oce-Norheast of Fifth Spruce streets
Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents. A. B. SANDS
Co.. Duggiss 2s Broadway corner of Chambers Re
tailed also, 10 Fulton and II East Broadway
2rice-50 cents per BOTTLE or s. per Dozen III lmsm
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No. C0urtlandt street and 81 Liberty street
NEW YORK.
Three D0ou from Broadway.
THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened on the goth inst, whsn
the PropTeto will be happy 70 accommodate thsr feud
and the public with board The Lodging Rooms and
the internal fail please
The locstion being the ce Of business It Offers induce
ments merchants from or cities and the country not
passed by any other House in this CITY,
The Furniture Beds and Bedding all and made
pressiy for this establishment -
Fanss who wish Parors and Sleeping Rooms attached
be accommodated The subscriDer assure their
wanting and convenience Of their guests
lille they solicit share Of their they hope
unceasng attention. the dues Of thor vocation,
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WiCKOFF 4 CO.
~ I'm re-
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SOAP WORKS

PERFUM cry DEPOT.
TN ADDITION our Mandatory have opened Storr
for the sale economical soaps and all knds Of
Pfumery Family Soap, Patent Crystalline Candles &C. &c.
We solicit purchasers inspect stock, which we oer on
the lowest term.
Shippers TO Indies and South America particu-
larly invited examine Crystalline Candles.
Sales Room No. Courtandt steet, door TO the New
National HOTEL JOHNSON, VhOOM FOWLER
lmsec
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NEW SEEDS.

TAKE NOTICE-Pactic. makes Perfect The rber
having devoted himself for the twenty years entirely
e the Coach Making business ia I'll its
eels July SATISFIED hat able to give every satisfaction
any . sIy.e Of Carnage. that may be ordered.
his work All kinds Of Carriages up aud repaired
best mannsr Light Wagons aud Carriages constantly hand
for SALE Second hand Wagons taken exchange for
or Others Q. BAkCALOW. 1877 Fourth strset,
Eth avenu
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TINS PATENT BOXES.
THE PROPRIETORs OF TINS, PATENT CAR
BOXES, would respectfully call the st..uton Of Rail
Road Companes and all Others interested with the buiding
KANOUsE of Jersey Cy, their the
With All dirscted 70 HIM AZ
Jersey City Iron Foundry, will bs gunSt1ail attended o.
Proprietors
Je.sy City, January 7th ls45. 81 imsrc
nEPOT D. EAU DE COLOGNE Of JOHN 3. FALCO.
dealer In Imitation Precious Stonse Vepetian and Boh
ssssss New. York. .~'''"'' sinscisss !,
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AFFAIRS IN New BKuNswIcK-The Assembly
If New Brunswick have presented an address to
His Excellency the Lieut. Governor pray ing that two
days company drill OF the militia forces may the pre-
sent year be dispensed with The Legislature
granted ~ seO for the improvement Of readsand
with the view OF encouraging parochisl schools have
granted pecupary and upwards of 81 teachers besides
the usual educational grants. The Bishops Fund, in
BLOODY AFYRAy NEAR FoRr GIssoN.-We have
been informed that, on Tuesday night last,
bloody 6ray occurred at small cabin Fort Gibson.
TX seems that number Of persons at this cabin,
where Illicit traffic in whiskey carried on, drinking
and carousing Among others were william Nicholson,
mixed booded Cherokee and eight of the United
States soldiers led at Gibson Nicholson IL is said
after many efforts, succeeded in provoking diculty
with the soldiers and the ARRAY which followed killed
Of thu on the spot and stabbed two 4,
is supposed MORALLY Nicholson succeeded in making
his escape.
Since the foregoing was in tyre, have another YER
Of the afay, which occurred at roc" in the i'm
there present fifteen or twenty soldiers some of
whom created qiarrel with Nicholson on account of
previous difficulty between them The soldiers,
most OF them, having crowded into the house, and
reteiy blocked up the door, made assault upon
Nicholson who retreatsd into Of the house
He was there beset by the aesaantsone of them. at
tempting TO knock him dswn with club, he killed in
stanuy ty stshbng him with butchers knife. Others
then attacked him when he wounded three OF them and
made his escape The wounds Of two Of the soldiers
slight but those OF the other mortal A command,
understand has been despatched pursuit Of Nicholson
Cherokee .adcoesfe, March 10
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w hAfriHNS tnAPER.-aooo Keams Straw Wrapping; 3ot
PERssE BROOKS,
mnH Nos IS aud 81 Nassau 1T.
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OTrIcE OF THE Norwich WoRcKsrEr n. X. Col
- Norwich, March ~, 1915 (
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Norwich u Worcester
Railroad ompany notified TO attend SPECIAL Meeting
be held vt the Office OF the Company at Norwich We'd
nesday the 9Th day Of April next TO take into cons
deraton the acceptane Of An act OF the Comm nweath Of
road company q sue,crbe 70 the Capital stock Of the Wcr
questions ms ced with the ine,ests Of the Company
Bv Older, j. w. STOWELL, Clerk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-22
n,,v Selling Cheap

~ hhLbf q CO, wishing to reduce
q, NJ, -. p.seb' soek Of Winter Dry GoDd~. =, =.
ae oon Tor an cary sPonz trade woud oder rom -. a.
% ~. oSenihs Of the Spring business their oeI on CO. :,
,,p 49, p'oeS Tor C@ss comprising almost every .r,e..
IL - IN feeHar Dry Goods Esrabishsept We 49,.
% ehumsraie the articles and yxo,ba .,--s
u Hainst 1g1tas' 70 can carry At No.
Jan ism ,st, Under the hsnssoa House
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-22

WEBB, BACON L. co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
0S0 BBDs N. Oreas. Sugar
GOWN p Rico Do
IS rsetsre. Loaf Sugar. L,vshnss' and woo--y's :
IS N. Oreans Molas.s
Iibds w. India 4,
600 bags kio Coffee
3as Laguyra do
9S - Domingo 90
SO old Gov. Java do
Is Green do
IS OhMaracaibodo
20 bags Topper
PiBl.Rto
Parks Liverpool Blown Salt
sacks Ground do
so bones Huls' Patent Cspilss
Do Taliow do
10 no. Sperm do
2ao do Brown and Fancy saa,s
$50 do exio and i.ri2 Window Glass
$50 ke-s Cut Nails and Brads ID n co.,
R.s,-rcd Steel
$50 t>ss Shot
Whte DO. gs~aAS aog
100 sides soi- Leather. variocs Qualities
Upper Lea her sides
Dnponis Sporting and Blasting Powder
Ois-~perm, sbdol
Tar. Caiabria Lieotiee
Indso Nader co?pera, Alum, stareh ssh Pstre
LOTION farns Bed Cords. Leading Lines, Twin.
PaPer-wriin:. sstier md wrapping
Nests OF Wood Ware, Painted Bucket.
Gdni stoncs
Tess-Gun Powder and Pouebons
Wines, Lard Bacon, Rice, Clover Seed &c
March u. =.