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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
JOHN STARKWEATHER,

|. Upton, Mass Sole Proprietor.
CHARLES DYER, Jr., Druggist & Apolhe
cary, AZ Westminster street, Providence, Il l..
General Agent Tor the United States.
THIS incidence Is not palmed upon the public as n
panncea "ior every i'll that flesh is heir to-" hut nirr
an experience Of than thirty years in the practice
ana careful observation OF the treatment nnd remedies
TecoWmrndrd by Others ~ this class of diseases, aud
after seeing the benefits which have resulted from the
use ot u in many hundred cnses the proprietor feels
warranted In recommending IL superior to any pre-
phrhli"n ever offered Being of vegetable production
may he taken with perfect safety for term of time
by persons of the delicate constitutions, however
low they may have been reduced by disease.
The most distressing cases Of Stone in the Gall Bnd,
der have been cured by il and IN no case of tins kind
where has been used has IL failed Of the most
plctc success.
II viii be found sure remedy for blotchcd faces, 80
troublesome 10 young persons.
II taken IN season as preventive II will by keeping
the hillary and digestive organs in healthy state, de-
cnd the system from the attacks Of Fever and Agues
the yellow, Bilious nnd Aunmnal Feycrs which prey
upon those and those onlS who prcdsposed thereto
by disease and arrangement ofhose organs.
II ncostiNcness Is an attendant symptom, IL will lie
necessary take gentle cnharic three or four
DAYS while the bowels remain IN that state. A blue
Pill at night, with dose of Rhubarb, Castor OIL or
SIENNA ON the morning following, viii occasionally bo
found elicaciuus
SyMrToNs.-Tho symptoms Of this disense are often
slight aud cli Tor considerable time, such nness
after meals, accompanied by oppression, n reling q
vncuity ut the pt oi the stomach the MUD becomes
irritable memory detective, HcHpacity Tor mental cN
ettion prevails the appetite becomes variable tongue
hIrrcd mouth clHmnS, taste vitiard. slight noise
sCs stnrt sleep disturbed with hghlul dreams
sonnly nn obtuSe pain III tho right side, extending TO
the top Of the shoulder cramp spasms II often
d pctiruCed aud nervous twichip2 p the muscles md
aching pain oi the limbs nervous or sick headache
generally caused by II II often appears in the form
cough or asthma, disensed state of Ihe liver ci
thcr by sympathy pressure, induces arrangement
OF the functions of the lungs aud occasions these dts
orders. By changing the mprh,d state of the liver,
the irritation oi the lungs immediately gives way. The
liver is indeed connected, primarily a. srcondnrily,
cause effect, with various diseases o the head NJ
well ~ other pnris pi The system.
II II SHOULD b. btnc IN mud that many ol the diseases
ior which this mcdrine II prescribed may he oi long
~tandiug, nnd obstinate IN character ~ Ia rrgur.
long time 10 make impression pu Ihcm. Ia such
cHtc steady aud patient perseverance n nCcrsSsry
a much too often happens that patients reduced by
disease, Will ihrnuri d,spnudrncN Discontinue the
Ut means long bcinre thcir irur value be- tested
which, pcrs,cd ~ would bp proLucti,e oi the mosi
! hcneical result.
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CLOTHES tsASl& IITS

/. dnzrn Willow clothes Baskets. just r.
II crrrd. aud Tor sale NJ RIDERS,
June ,. %, Thames street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10
THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

ANOR some unaccountablc reason, (or the last
u one or two years, many young people,
both male and female, have had the misfortune
to have their hair turn permanently grey. We
have been frequently applied tn for something
to turn the hair 10 It's natural color, which has
induced u Ia 90 To much trouble and expense
in order Ia furnish customers aud the public
generally with "A new and improved Hair Dye
one that is nearly clcctunl and NOT the least IN
furious to the head or hair, for the moderate
pric Of 30 cents per bottle. We have succeed
ed eyond our expectations. This article W.
ollerto the public with great confidence We
have had 1t thoroughly tested, time after time
before we could oilrr IL for sale. Tho price j.
such that all can afford to usc it, aud its quality
wc believe to be superior to any ever before
made.
Sold by CONSTOCK s EOSS,N
10, fremont Row, Boston.
Agent Tor Newpori,
Il J. TAYLOR,
May |. 148, 1hamcs-st
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BOOKS. BOOKS.

a great pari'iy yoccirod hi, morning, from
.Nw lori, ric
seopCLAR Novels, Historical Sketches. &c.
Also Willlss dnshcs at l.lle-thc l.iir
Of John u. Cough Wandering Jew LIST part
IN one volume Sd aud I'm Nun
bers OF Monlczuma, with others too numcr.
Ous io mention.
Daily papers received lrom New York and
Boston, NJ the old stand, two doors north oI
The Post Ollicc.
An The pupnlar work3 of VI" dgy, will bc
,'r"w'd hctc as sUuii as rnhl''h"d
June ! WM GDfr
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SUSr received by WM s yOSE. y fresh
supply of Docl. BR,Npntrp's Puts,
hc only authorised agent tor thus town, sud
pf sale nj The oliirc oyer Mr. ,utbau's shoe
d"r", and al HE 1ontu s,rcri iotinge ug
u" iiil.
Nrapori Nn &, I8D
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

A large and splendid assortment OF BOYS
IA CLOTIfLvG, such as was never be-
fore offered m the good town Of New.
port. Children from four to ten years olo
can be fitted ont ut the shortest notice and III
the latest style. Prices warranted 10 sui
the times.
ALso-on hand and constantly receiving
a large and choice selection OF REHDl
MADE CLOTHING, together with other
articles that are usually found IN such an
establishment. Umbrellas, Trunks, Hats,
Caps, all which will be sold at prices cheaper
than the Cheapest Cheap store, and no hum
bug.
Dont forget, United States Clothing store,
one door north OF Mcssrs. WIN. B Il Il. j.
SwAN's tailoring establishment.
Newport April a, 1915.
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comprising an extensive assortment oi
Elegant Ribbons,
French Chip Flats,
Eolian Gimp Bonnets,
English Dunstable, Polka g'psey,)
Children's Dunstable Hats,
Straw Fancy Caps for Infants,
Bajou's s. Alexandre's superior white
and colored Kid Gloves,
Coored aud white long hid Gloves,
Heavy Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves,
Rich Fancy Articles,
French Perfumes,
French and Chinese Soap,
Lubin's periumed floating Soap,
German Cologne,
Lavender aud Honey Water,
Elegant Perfume Bottles,
Toilet Perfume Cases,
Chinese s. Berlin Card Receivers,
French Artificial Flowers, &c. &c. &c.
Strdm Bonnrts, bleached and
sewed in The most fashionable shape.
n. b. As Mrs. y. will leave town at the
close of the present season, all persons hov-
ing accounts against her will please present
them for settlement, and those Indebted viii
oblige her by making immediate payment.
June g.
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VIM. H. GREENE,

HAVING removed To the store No. i0S
II Thamrs street, formerly occupied By
the late Tuos. G.. BRowN s. Sons, is pre-.
pared to cut aud make all kinds OF Garments
in the most fashionable styles, and on as lib
era terms as any other establishment.
Wanlcd-5 or & girls 10 learn the trade.
March I;I.
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NOTICE..

'ONilE subscriber having contracted to fur
nl'h several large Houses aud tamIlIe,
~ this town, with all such ealable articles a.
may he wnnteJ dnrug The visiting season.
lcoDinenclng The ION Of June and continue
until The l0lh Srptemb"r,) and having mad,
arrangements IN New York and Boston, viii
be- able Ia furnish, fresh every morning aud
evening, direct per steamboat from ,hose
markets
Poultry, Game, Green Turtle, early
Vegetables Frat, green and dry :
Oysters, SC, together with fresh Salmon,
direct from the east, VIA Boston, at the
lowest prices aud bes, quality.
IAN persons wishing the above articles, or
any others from New York or Boston, can D.
accommodated by application to the sub,crl
her, or by leaving their orders nj his Store
No u. Thames street, on or previous TO he
6,n OF June next, as after that date he III
be ~ New York most OF The time, and will
give his whole personal attention 10 tins
branch ut business, so that those who may
favor him with their custom may depend up
on receiving whatever they may order.
srJD Roasting Beef, every morning by
The Bonts, or any other meat II desired
IN ST"RE--a good assortment Of EIW
LY GROCERIES,. Also just received,
and will keep on hand Fishing lines & hooks.
and gear of all descriptions, to sui, the mar
ke,. In Short the subscriber intends to keep u
GENERAL VARIETY STORE,
IN No. 81, Thames street, oii stunt, Hazarrs
Block. ESQ cnHed
CHARLES G.. BURDICK.
N. b Boarding House opposite, No 81,
where can be accommodated from lG 10 20
Board, by The week
Newport, Nay 30 1915.
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rrNRICnBiplIE- \ Li1u,d Dyc, that r"l
90 the lIi.t blick ln,tnni1nrgDal, ,lot ,al'.
10y u. J. UAl IDR
A. 40
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ucpaiic EIlXir,

n new remedy for Jaundice, Dyspepsia, hd,.
gesiion. Ueakness and SomrneSs Of The
stomach, Loss Of faPpeiiie, Lomness ol spir-
us. Headache, asthma, Rheumatism, Femaie
ObStuciions and Ueakn,Sses, and all oihV
Complaints arising from u Diseased state
Of Me Lirer and It's secyeiions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-10

roNslsTING oe all the fashionable materials
" for Goats, Pants and Vests.
ALso-A loi Of extra rich figured Vevcts,
Silks and Satins, for gentlemen's wear, at a
very low price, and some new styles OF hight
cloths for Sacks, besides quantity Of other
articles usually had at the clothing store, all
of which will be sold so io,U as 10 aStonish
euen The BOsToN MAN.
N. B. No charge for looking.
Newport, March 27, lS45.
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Consumption of The Lungs.

Mr.. CoMroRr, 35 White street, was so low
in The month Of December, that he was gven
up by his physician. Ills friends entertained
no hope Of his recovery. lie was persuaded
to try the Olosaonian, and to his surprise it has
so far restored him TO health ,ba, he is now ablo
10 walk about the streets.
Mrs. Atree. the wife OF VIM. II. Atlree,
James IIurman, Esq. and George w. Hays.
Esq, can all bear testimony from their own
experience Of the healing properties Of this
Great Remedy in Consumption of the Lungs.
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Splitting Blood.

Mrs. THoUBoUR 352 NOnore street, who
had been troubled for great length Of time
by severe cough, and raised quantities Of
blood, was relieved by one bottle Of tho
Olosa oman, and declares il the greatest remedy
IN the world
DENNIS kelly, 26 Water street, was also
relieved from the same complaint, although he
was very much reduced when he commenced
taking it, having been under The care Of his
! physician during The past winter. Although no
Coughed constantly and was very much lrou'
bed with night swcais, two bottles OF The reme-
dy enabled him TO rciurn to his daily work. lie
was entirely relieved.
David Henderson, 90 Laighl street, Ic0s5
w. Burnett formerly Of Newark, n. j. Henry
Lisbon, l99, RNingion street and numerous
other persons have been speedily and perma-
nenty cured ol ,.o same complaint by tins
remedy.
The array Of names which could be produced
'0f persons who have used this great remedy
would more Than ill column. Among the
number we are permitted 10 reicr 10 a. NJ.
Bnnger, lO2 Barclay street M Wilson Of
IIoboken Mrs. Bell Of Morrislown, N. J.
James u. Devoe. lei Reade street Mrs. Me
Caiiree, 80 Attorney street +. Smith, 92 3d
Avenue Mrs. VIM. u. Ai,ree Of this city,
aud Mrs Archibald, 81 " hite street.
BE not deceived with any other remedy when
YOU wish to purchase this, and remember that
FoIger's Oosaonian or All Healing Balsam is
sold only nj l0G. Nassau street, one door above
Ann.
Also for sale in Newport by Il. J. TAYLOR;
Portsmouth, by Nathan Dcnnis-Tverton, by
Charles Amy-I.illle Compton, Benz Soabury,
and f.. +. Church & Co May l.
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View SprHg Goods.

JOHN IT. JOUVET, Agent for the
BOSTO.V DYE house, will attend TO
forwarding all goods put in his care to be
coorec. Aud warrants satisfaction TO all
who will favor him with their patronage.
April 10.
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Newport, May 6. lS45.
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Successful in The most Obstinate Cases.

Sept. ;.
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4 NEW supply Of the most popular patcn
~ medicines. amcng which are
sands, Browns aud Carpenters Extract Of
S,rsapnrIl u,
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a.. TO LET-A small family having more room than
E thew REQUIRE wish 70 part Of their house, with or
~ without board. furnished VI unfurnshcd Inquire a.
u, o. rh.,5., 90 81
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PARLoR COAL STOVE

HEDESRERd's Patent Aif-T.ht Sioves-Having Oh
taled Letters Patent for an improved Stove, i desr
la tie public should examine his stove before pur
chasing THIS Stove COMPOSE OF three CyAnder- one en-
closing tn other the fire i made In the inner Cylinder NE
passes 90 e surface u the outer being between me
and m idle Cylinder leaving hot air chamber o. pHs
h-f,s ie middle and inner or furnace tyiinder-
The cod passes under the Base Pecesa. and De-
rarird between The Furnace and Oas Chamber 80
Gaping IN the parr from he edge of Cover or CapA .,
winch the Air IN the ParlOr kept constantly cireua
ling making The air light ani easy Of respiration, and M
c0d air couprest % within four inches OF the roor mere
by making ihr hea, Of The Paor agreeable than has
been obtained by any other Stove II requires but lue
Goa. and makes dir. on The pet
This Stove pat On neal The rooms WIZ eN
ierna air To .r lsl Al the Tanufsciory u
FRANCIS L. HEOFNBERG.
.t-,aF y, "a DIvi.ion-sf y Y.
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Se<oud Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN .G5D Hof'iu1uey from LiUrpoOi-Wm WiDtie,
lanes Wineie Of New York: John Gardner. Boston;
v.ry Rev George A Wilson. Somerset Perry county
Ohio. WIN Quirk. Charleston. : C. VIM Douglass isoy
chIid,en and servants Wetumpka Alabama; DR. y NJ
Built Louisville Kennedy; John Kyle Indy and serYt
Mi.s Jane Paul. Columbia. &. Rev Thomas ii ROOD
and lady LoDdon-31j In the Storage -
y. ,aSs,f hin Ro,eiu. frca LierDool-Mrs Eldddge.
LANG & Psdlery Risch--2l9 in the sieersge.
IN .kip Cdrist0rai CoioH from Hsrdna-E Guedes'
Of ralll
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THE ORIGINAL GENUINE

DULMONIC SYRUP, prepared II clusvey ID New Orx,
under my suqe sion aid care il Tor sale al the old
established Office u - Propn-io, No. -. Corlsnd-L
the side. door sELOw The O GreenwchsL
sd A. No OTHER PLACE 10 This city.
tls particular IN ny directions, and trust that my
friends aud the public generally Will lear then carefully 10
mind, the able celebrity Ofmy Great Remedy
the marked popularity OF my Treatise and the extraordinary
OF ny mode OF TREATMENT have called forth VI
the unscfupGOrs attempts AZ deception ha lmpOsure
devised, Asarice prOmpi. ueGk paderng sane
toned cOgntrnancef Folly aud wrong nave their
rckles. and len pary srce unrrd wicked
desperate expedeni unre-Oed 10 But fortunately for
the safety " lie and the security Of heaih Is Ia the
Public Mid spirit Of enquiry Inch viii expose, and
noble Of recttude when viii condemn all such IN.
pdncpled practices, and force the offenders
RAJ ob-cury and compel them feel the Christening pow
erty aad the lumi alton Of contempt
IL i painful 10 dwell upon The efforts Of ceplo-
rsbl- cug.diy, and i done seldom possible The
unwsry The uninfOnei hose unac guanted with the
neuyernk process by which greai sh0ws got up and
names furnished might be mis- ed, unless enphscay eau
toned against the willy, designing schemes.
As for myself, ieel proper strength IN my own n-tls
Pubic sentiment, enlightened and impartial ss long ace
pronounced fully IN their favor and every adduona ehofl
Of deceiyers only serves 10 establish ne eaceienee ana
claims 81 the Orr nal Genuine Medicine N sul clearer
light and more elevated position No Other syrup eqla
% or lie nine, and for Consumption Sol coughs LAYER
Complaint and Dyspepsia, = hcEnowedged ." De me
and remedy and VII stand nrm upon The rock O
successful experience whea more than one manuaciafer OF
pu. devices and mixtures sha have passed. utterly
away lollu 10 nhrhStAN.
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HOT AIR FURNACE.

S{AIkER'~ Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, FOR
W a-sung Dwellings, Stores. Churches, &c-These fur-
usces VIII heal economically AMI efficiently me air Il -e
APARTMENTS VII be pure snd h-uhy, free nom dryness dus'
49,
They pat up vnd,r De personal supervision OF Mr.
Wsksr the Paeare AM Aase hitherto given eGre sGrs
t-cior snd are AL case, anted perform well
Reference y. ". Taylor Esc Governor New-fors no.
pls NJ Charles STAR. Superintendent dos -" arc be
nrut Esg q Wa-f; C. D. Rhodes, ESQ ~ Peafl-sIeeli
Mr. Ihoulas hcElr.ii. ] = Nassau. -.
-s.u GFO WAIVER p. RrnsdwsT
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5I,lIE SIW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE

I SCHOOL wl Amenc- - next session on Monday,
Nov. O. Thi. School p1ssess-. fs-iu~s AMI adyAA -
-l..-or t0 lihar fv 10. p-oxlaiy 10 Newiors 10 :
bealtu uA I'D. ~ access by hourly sielner- and
b.. cevsiei standard OF Education Tue school = situated
on the -hfs of N,w Brighton within 80 miles OF - D.
AID efrfi-. the rrgs1i chateau Of the Brothers Joseph
ami j. admirably aianted for the limited number Of lis pa
r.s Al The branches o.. ordinary English FdIeailnn,
. Classic and Mathematics extended through fu Col
-re cour-e here ~ te frruch, spanish Ger
man and Italian language. A the Teaches reside no mr.
family parental supervision i had over DE
nHri- For Cafaogue- lld i.I nforma ion afpy a. the
Of ~ tle school ~ Broai~ay y l. corner oi JoAn--
on. fh- Principal cen 10 daily seen
.i. f,e.,- 10 l. Ii ROW. \ ". Principal.
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ENCOU RAGE HOME iNDUsTRY-cosi Hod. /


ru,O BISCUIT BAkERS.--For sale, Biscuit
Making Machine with preparatory rollers nearly
and In perfect order. II will be- sod low. Apply TO
az Jsss SiLAS JONES. No. Nasssn-st up stairs.
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Srhoole.
1IIppLETnwN POINT

NJTDDLETDWN POINT Acafrmy--Ni l. IN
vi Parker 4 y. Prrr.ps-Ths ln.ttur1n = ocsiei n
ie pleasant ~ " cd efOwr Point ~ miles ; W. 90
N4w-Yors between which there j. daily communication
hv steamboat &c.
M p receives into his family pupils Of both s-Ne---
s..i bv ent male aud female teachers. and from hs
ong experience To TRACKING the Of access, "a VI r and
provrfsl h-sl'hfne.- and he grnerl4 Satisfaction VI
- former patrons commend- re In-fgt on 10 the iaFora-
Re regard W tis citizens Of New-lOrk and Brooklyn
The nez session Commences October 4sh anu continues
- weeks
Terms per annum.
Boarl, Tuition. Washing and Lighis-;le pupil furnishing
b. bed bedding and napkins -
spanish French Painting. Embroidery ard Music on the
Piano. a. iue usual raie- =, -
Persons wishing for Circulars An interview with MIR 2
nav ..age thcir ara address with j. ba.e, ID D.
= Fuonst y. y. CrcIar may also be Obtained n oce
The Tribune 100 -t1sw"l WILLIAM FARMER
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Omcial.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.pv1srr,.D ~ TIE TRIBUNE BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
~ 4ad u q fprtlrr snoeied
IL made under tbs orders OF the Post
master General 10 newspaper or ne~spaPsft ~ 80
or paper. Of the place where the once advertising
NAV be situated ig11af tA< largsa etrcHiafnn- go.
Ntu Pot Ohoe Lar. Pasaed Narca >, ~
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WHAlENEN

CID At New Bedford l0th Clsrice Wady Pacific.
Sid from Wcstport sth. Mexico Atlantic Ocean.
The Robert Edwards NB, did not send home 100 bbls
sperm oil from fayal as reported
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,CnEc,LDuELLI>,Tr BROOKLYN.

i -Mr- CALDW Ellis boarding ava Day schooI LOT
Young Llles VII open 10 Brooklyn, al No s. Wu0ughby
u the lOh inst The course Of instruction includes the
gn.s h French, spanish. German and Italian languages
Wnung Arithmetic. Geoeraphy Astronomy. twilh u. use
81 the Glopsl History, Natural History, Natural And Moral
Philosophy Bellies Letters, Geomeiry. sebra ana Eiocu-
ION; Muse tire Harp Piano Guitar and Vocal Music The
French ari spanish language IN general uae 10 NJ
family There viii he no charge IN any instance To ihe
daughters OF cercynen.
Ms G. s perm tied 90 refer % persons OF he highest re-
spec ability both n be city oi NewiOrs and Brooklyn
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HUI ~NI"HI' sN7@FFf y. =. -
zeal Eluc.'un situated a. Se"-M Milford, Llch-
held County, CONNECTICUT, incorporated by Act 81 Le.a-
Ir- sni uuder Tnstres Of cntacirf open
r le reception 90 young persons % both sexes. sni ohr'
.er, nd1crr l- ihe consideration ~ parents AMI guar
dams rho are anxious efficient and thorough
a.. 1caiion for their children and wards
one hundred dollars year payable quarterly VIII m
Guide rxcense Df education with board, aning mend
ing AID inciden,s! % p.nsss. ~
PETER P. GOOD, Principal.
Further particulars an circulars may be obtained Al -
Monster n 81 lmeod'
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STREET. LEAD AND WATER PIPES.

I'm und-rs gn-d conlnue 10 manufacture snc-I Lead
sud Lead % Of al kinds and sizes. warranrc 81 ne
beet quality ED or sale al he .0w 81 vhoiehle prices and
Tor the benefit of the pr ltice ley VII also supply 10
Plumbers. &c. DE Timed Plated OF Timed Lead RIPE,
he price l OF he pure Lesacn Pipes. although
be superior tlraity and wor-0mentss Of ne ls-rr nave
been sut--als ,-ab.hc' hy common experience ~ ms
city, a. heretofore in all ~ W.ter Wok. hrou. bout he
CIVILIZED world
LATHAM BROTHERS, ~ wsier-'t y YORK
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Demersra Sept p brig Meteor Stevens, for Nlerk,
In Q DAYS; schr Globe Seely. for Nioik in dsys
Malaga sept 6. brig Reindeer, winsor, for New York
in 4 DAYS
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10y ORDER ofllon John ". Edmond-. Circuit Judge
eDof the First CrcuiNoce j. hereby given, pursuant TO
e provisions Of the authorizing attachments against
descending conceaed and resident debtors, that M AZ
,achmc-t has issued agains, the estate Of GILBERT IL
THOMPSON a sesidenf Of Washington, d. G. or elsewhere
oui of this STATE aud that the will be- sold for the pay
nen of bis debts he appear and cars -ic attach
inenf according 10 law, within nine months nom ilr ms.
publication Of Ibis notice payment any debts
dine 10 hun sv any person wllhin this stair. and the delivery
longing 10 him. aud the transfer any such property by him.
are forbidden by law, aud void Dated the IGN day Of
May, l8i5 >. sANAAl,
Attorney for Attaching Creditor No. g Wallsl Ncwfork
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