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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Th subscribe,
IL having established Steam Saw Mill =,
Strawberry Plain, IS prepared 10 cut ami iurnish
Lumber 10 order, a, short notice. and on reasona-
bic terms. AL orders lei, with James YcrT.cg.
ton will be promptly attended 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
MARSHALL ACADEMY.

April 9-2awln
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
Balls.

THE IRISH Emigsnt Society BalL-The Executive
i Committee of the Irish Emgrant Society reapectully
announce the public that the Second Annual Ball IN AID
the funds OF the Society," will be given Nibos on Mon
day Evening, December 29
Tickets, admit gentleman and two ladies' are Three
Dollars each and may be had from Of the officers oil TIC
Society
T. w. Cerke, Esq. President, 43 Nsssau-st
Gregory Dillon ESQ lst Vc@-P Presdent IS Barclay-st
Joseph Stuart Esq I'd Vice President 81 Wiliam-st
Hugh Kelly Esq Sd Vice President l3S Bowery.
James Rsyburn. Esq. Treasurer, SO Wslst
VIM. Redmond, Esq. Treasurer pro tenn a Exchange
place.
John T. Doyle, Esq. Corresponding secy, 75 Nasseu-sl
NJ. J. O'Connor, Esq Recording Sec'y, 90 John-st
Felix Ingodsby, Esq. ll9 Mslden-lsne.
John Manning, Esq 1866 Pearlst-
C. n Sheehan, ESQ IA Futon-st
James Mathews, Esq. IS Wallst
Dr.. Hugh Sweeney, 81 Elmst-
Arthur Stewart Esq. CD Merchants Exchange.
c. NJ. Marry, Eco. SO Pine-st
James dwell, Esq. I79 Westst.
Thomas Boland ESQ. 10 Ann-st
John McNcol ESQ. 81 Roosevelt-s,
Thomas Swsnwick ESQ. IS Pnest
James Shepherd. Esq
Charles L Shea, ESQ. 81 Cedar-st
Terrence Donnely, Esq. South William.st
And al the Office OF the Society, No ADn-st
n3qe eodtdx9STuLTh
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

NIKRRY CHRISTMAS Grand FsAcy Dress Ball
FlMn PARKE II has the honor 70 his friends
and the public, that he intends giving Grand Ball
Thursday Evening the 18th ns a. his room IN BayardsI
which will be the only Fancy Dress Ball hs irends giving
this which occasion every variety Of ballroom
dancing viii be introduced. Tickets for admission ST. TO
admit gentleman and his ladies' Dancing 10 commence
at o'clock and continue until late hour Tickets can be
Obtained the North American Hotel and OF M Pa resi-
dsncs 2O7 Bowery. Mr. Taylor has variety OF fancy
dresse. on hand In Prince 81 which be obtained
reasonable charge The Public Assembly will take place,
"a usnal on Tuesday Grand Civic Ball will be
given on New Years night dZT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
HILL5s INFALLIBLE oNGUENT

EoR Eradicating Pityrasis pandrpf and all Exiolis
lions Of the culicle Scalp stay Alop.cy or ang OF
the Hair, it the bald parts-1l positively pre-
vent gray hairs and simple toilet preparation Tor keep
ing the hair ois SOFT flexible and inclined TO curl Is su
pefor any thing u Indeed AFTER seven years
searching test il universally admitted TO be the long
sought indis pensase appendage 10 the toilet IL Is war
ranted in all properly applied Wnat more should
be said IN lis favor than 10 add that hose VINO Hy H. ever
afterwards continue its use.
Principal Office, No Is Nassaa-st Assreei-J. jarvis
No 635 Broad way; Mr.. Evrards No l7s Grand.st MI
Sewell, No 47s Grand:st; Mrs n Sloan, No. S5i Grand
81: Wm Il. Carey Co. No. 1876 Pearl-st; j.. Graham
Co 73 " ster.s WIN. A. Croczer, No. 81 Maden-lane
New.York a. Spooner Go. 81 Fulton-st; Mrs J. Jor-
dams Fancy StorI, SO Aanicst Brooklyn l.: /. f. Ban
zets Confectionery in let beween Grand and south firs
sts Wiliamsbureh D. A. Herrck, No. Delavan House,
Albany n Y Messrs. Mortimer Mowbry, corner Of
Market aud Charles Baltimore, nd Jos T. Trippe, @
Broad cor oc Market Newark, Aaron King, BeegileN
J. n A. Crary, 40 Merrimack-st Lowell, Sass Aim
TNFAiLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limbs-The
proprietor the De1ish Lnimeu, which mas attained
aucp celebrity north of Europe for its efficacy In
healing Frosted Limbs and been introduced by him In PM
lad pna with equal success acqIan those AFFLICTED that
he has appointed Agencies st 276 BleecKer-st and 20
Maidensne where supply may be always procured al -
hDt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

took his Mr.. Holmes got up and requested him
go
MIR. SLoMAN then sang very popular comic song.
Mr. CHIPMAN of Michigan replied 70 a toast, and
explained why he said be was ashamed of having been
born in Vermont.
Mr.. PAGE then sung Yankee Song.
Sentiments were proposed by number of gen
temen all OF which you will lind in the official proceed
ings.
The President declared the meeting adjourned TIL
the 22d of Dec 1876 It being about o'clock retired
write this report If it is worth my sitting up a
night it is yours that price shall not charge you he
dollar admission RIcHELIEU.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
MIR. Burke,s Concert.

Mr. Burke's Concert was well attended Tuesday
night and his performances gave great satisfaction 10
the audience. Hisexecutons vigorous firm and bril-
liant; his finish remarkable and he gives every rea-
son to hope for excellence OF the first order from his
future years He has firm foundation; is full OF
talent fresh clear and energetic there is nothing TO
unlearn-and life if it brings him The experience OF
thought and passion, will give TO his music charms
more subtle and penetrating. We should not make
this remark five had not inevitably been reminded
by his choice of music of other and maurer geniuses
We agree with Mrs. Malaprop that comparisons
are odorous but we were obliged 10 recall the del
icate grace Of Artot and the selfsustained deeply
intellectual style of Vieux-Temps; we heard one oil
the airs Ole B all transtgpre into celes-
tia sweetness We have never heard De beriot'
but suppose from his music that his performance
must have an intoxicating richness which we did
not feel last night. But the young Cheva!ier, who
chose the same fields where the masters OF the lists
had won their laures should be satisfied ii he could,
beneath the comparison, still sustain himself ana
command our admiration. Burke will have style
of his own, and all that is to be wished is that ne
should develop his peculiar talent TO the perfection
of which il is capable. He will miss the stimulus oi
European sympathy where pure musicai atn1os-
phere already exists, but if he does not iorego his
present aim and look downward TO the bad taste he
will so often find in his audiences, he will have
great influence in improving them, and cannot miss
his own way to excellence.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
General Notices.

Philadelphia Agent tor the Tribune.-Xieber
& Co. 5 Ledger Building, Thrd-s who receive subsori
hers and have single cories for sale daily nj oclk d3 I'm
70" The Subscribers LOZenge for Cold III the
Head Instantly alieviaies the dissgrreabe Symphonic oi
thai disorder Permitted dissolve slowly in
the mouth by liz action the membrane of tist
organ withiraws Inflammation from the parts affected
also ecaciOus and approved remedy for hoaseness
and loss OF voice. Price - cents box
Solt The principal drug and by J. l. COD
DINGTON. sos Hudson. 81 cor. Spring-sL d2O lm'
EF Gurney's Premium Daguerrean Gallery
l99 Broadway Newly Yorx-Pictures taken al this esisb-
lishnent are excele in this country, hs nIe-
rous patrons The public respectfully invited to call and
iud ge thenselsas M H'n'
r9- j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor al
Law and Commissioner Of Deeds &c. will attend in tie
Reading Room of Tammary Hall all hours OF the day
md .-ening ivi5 ostf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

NEWARK CALCINED PLASTER CcmeaSs snsi nc
IN Marble dust; received fresh from tbs works ao
md In store q, the manufacturers priees for seg
ee8 2ms VAIN NESS BElL, n So''s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

- Tn Resi- Remedy yet Discovered
x,op ali tnds OF Worms. Il not only destroys worms
and invigorstes whole system out Il oisso.res aau
G he stomach and bowels OF children more especially Of
hose in bad health The ueu forms the Dec or ne' "a
for worms TO remain in the body II Is harmless
- Re effects on the SYSTEM and the health OF the patient
Ia -. nnroyed by It's use when worms are dis
nyered The medicine being pa!sabe, no child VIII refuse
N axe IL not even the most delicate NV.
% above medicines are only prepared By John Winer
umIton c. w and John Winer Co New-f0rk, sole
pr9pdetors snd for sale By Dr. Carroll Co SiI,rsy m
Wyar Ketchart, l2l FuLonst; Z a Ssnas, ,, leo no
nv ror OF Spr:ng-st aud J. W. Basset, Gil Srosd~a!i
/ Codding g.or Hudson, Of Spring-sL ana Drs
ris,s generally throug ghout the city. oIe ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IN ROME By Rev.
VIM IScR.HAM KIP, NJ. A. New-iork D. Apple
ton & Co, 1876.
This is subject that may be treated with any de-
gree of excellence according to the knowledge taste
and practical intelligence possessed by The Observer
for these ceremonies OF the Roman holidays are
symbols which contain the substance OF many and
important series of facts and might yield precious
thoughts as to the wants and wishes OF human ma
ture In the volume before US the narrative is given
with sufficient liveness, and we are left at liberty
to draw our nferences and make our poetry for our
selves II will be found among the most desirable
of the cheaper holiday gifts. *
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
.rEyANnER,s TRICOBAPHE-A ney

LEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE-A new, nf~ aaa az.
n invaluable discovery, being hqnid aye' hssn,;fnI
brown or blacs without injury to thu hair or san 0
greal superiority of this Dge consists "a other dyes recuir
~ I'm In IN Twelve hours produce any cnangs i
o- excellence wiz BE- apparent 10 every one upon
ss ron, TIE Phiisdelphis Daily sun-ALExAS
pEas TRcosAPHEThe effect OF me a3oss II o. o o @i and
uui! 49,. 49, s.D-1yrnv 70 black was instantaneous
H For sale by Rushon Co. dfuggss no Sfoaa"sy, ~ ~
A T oS viisn-st; johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden,
lane; j. w Wright Co. Ceda5-st and Of me pl,ns,pa
EG. A WRIGHT, 3 South TourIh,ss,
us,u. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

-. REAh,S UIL-H!GHLf SCENIC
s-"rS <&S EO AND PURE, FOR THE BAIR-Of
SNaSznNESZ- eli prepsrs uons for the HAIR orWHiS-
sFszSHsse KERS roihag equals ths OIL preps.-
~ ed from BEARS GREASE. In most
~ EA instances ii REST ORES THE HAIR
.AE-2s-~E7 TO THE BALD, and will efectually
:, f,o, falling OF il any twas long noted by
Pr ,;rsnt ohv.cians and chemists SlR HUMPHREY
n.vV M. ard SIX HENRY HALFORD that pure Bears
properly prepared the best thing discover
S for ths preservation OF the hair, and restoring when
Sa,d WESSRS a g. SANDS & co. have spared no ex-
uenss in getting The genuine Bears Grease from Canada
and elsewhere snd prepared II In such thai
-rsabe ior tns toilet ard dressing room OF all
Sold by A. B. SANDS CO., z3 Broadway, Granite
Build ings corner of Chambersst Sold also by B. D.
SANDS 70 EuIton-s and n East BrosdwaY and the Drug
PSI generally hroug The United Staes Price 30 cents
arge and p cents sE all bottles d5 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

CTEAMBOAT BLANkETS--So bales superior
IMa-ican Bgnkeu. suitable for Atlantic vessels OF
to- enbo,rs for sale hy EEsMITE CO. 50 Pine-sL oiS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

T oWELL PREMIUM TIClAI Nt;s-ko. sale all
1 SSysrons widths by SPEAR 4 RIPLEY,
- .lS 81 ibe7ty.st up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

DISLES and Prayers bound In morocco or velvet An
Dnusls Poe:. Histories &c suitable for Christmas and
New. Years gifts. IN great variety.
Also general assortment Of Juveniles, games, puzziss,
&c Persons purchasing any thing In heir line would do
well 10 call and examine the assortment at
DIS u. H. SEWMAN'S 1893 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

m Prints good styles and fast '-olors and vii! be
80 f-o, sd 10 yard also .iored Csm5rics for
81 cs rer vard with large tneut OF other Do
a-sac Goods. Wool sianRels fro 10 i. sd to 2s per
IL J. \. t. II. SELRY < co.
.5s ~ il s,os Sis No. S45 Broadway NevF-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

fumery for the Tole-Lubirs Extracts of Jessamine,
Orange. Flower, Volets Magnolia, verbena Orange do
Portugal Bouquet de Carolne Bouquet dc Portugal Bou
cuet de Victoria, Bouquet des Dsmes Rose Pachouy,
Mnedeurs, Geraneum &c Sc superior Cologne Water,
great variety Of articles Shaving Creams Brushes
&c &C for sale by DAVID SANDS co. II East Broad.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

IAkES FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS
" Families residing In the upper part OF The city are re-
speculy invited call and examine the assortment Of
Cakes of all description fresh daily, al the old established
Bakery No. so Corand-st Orders thankfully received.
Cakes sent free OF expense to any part OF the city, by
a3 Imt GEO ARCULARIUS SON..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

MOTLCE.-A large fashionable assortment OF Needle
lSWork Habit Shirts Inside Handkerchies Collars &C.
AT the store OF VIM Warner 24st BeeckersL Those In
tending TO make Holiday Presents will find TO their ad
vantage to examine the same they will be sold ~ cosL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

AIR Ye Mariners Of England
An iron yoke for ages
Encircled half the world
Against the sacred rights of man
The feudal bolt WAS hurled.
Yer hope rclnains-a gallant band
Have burst the CALLING chain,
And are free
As the sea.
While the May.iOwer cleaves the main;
And the Pilgrim.shout of Liberty
The storm.clouds shout again.
An Empire lies before them,
For Freedoms onward march
a Continent that locks the sides
OF one vast ucean.arch,
Where Mind, untramced as the air,
Shall spread its tireiess wings
Where, unfurled
For the world,
And the trodden.down Of kings,
A standard shall grow bright with which
The call of Freedom brings.
Though the storm beat fiercely on them,
The Pilgrims stood the shock.
And leap'd the brsvest of the brave,
On Plymouth seaworn rock.
The rough Atlantic shouted then,
And o'cr the painless track
Came the roar
From the shore
OF the glad Pacific back
"Man only shall be truly free
When kingdoms fall to wreck y
The tottering thrones of Europe
Then trem5led at the sound
The Lion feared the Eagles flight,
But could not fix its bound;
For onward rs the wes,ering sum-
Coumbias march shall last.
And if war
Nus, once more
Wake the clarion, may its blast
Sound the onset" Death or Victory
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

fncipent Consumption Chronic catrrrh Asthua, Bron-
eaitls Obstinate Cough, Lr;er Complaint,
Spi..ing Of Blood, PG!pi.a.ion
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

DEAR SIR: The President received few days since tho
beautiful cake which you pleased TO present 10 him.
mark respect, &c. He has directed me 70 scsno~
acceptable an evidence Of your esteem.
With assurance Of regard, remain your obedt eeryt
JOHN KNOX WALKER, Private Secretary.
N RAYNoR, NeW.York City.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

NEW YEARS DAY.-Szadeozsys Essenee ot
~ Coffee the superiority Of which has been ackpow-
led ged rewarded with premium by the American lns
ue the great convenience omaking, wanted only
one cups OF superior coffee al moment and the
attention of the public is particularly directed TO some eI
cellent Java sromaised with Vanilla. now In store at
Messrs Bunker Co. IS Maiden.ane H D. Hi. Water
ST. j. Milhau lsS Broadway; w. S. Corwn, $50 Broad
way; j. G. Gottsberger No. u Centre-s; g. Rtrst, lsl
w.ns, d23 lws
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

TTKNS Ac for the Holidays-Our psIFons, especially
u the Ladies' reminded that they intend to procure
Coffee Urns for the approaching New Years Day, they
usel and pleasing articles OF Plated and Britannia Ware
for the Holdays For sale at Buringsp, by
los 81 BOARDMAS HART.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17

happier, tor-you're not a-l"ep, Caudle !
for cant bear 10 quarrel, can love-
Ih- children, too are So fond oi her
And shr'd be- such help 10 me wHb
'.m Pan sure w,lh dear mother ~ the
house, ! shouldn't care "a fg lur measles,
she = such a treasure
"Aud al her time Of life, what needle
woman And The darning and mendI0a
tor tho children, II really gets quite he
yond me now, Caudlr. Now wnh m"Ih.
rr ~ my hand, there wouldn't be a sllich
wanted ia the house.
"And then when you're ont late,
.CaudIr-ior | know YOU must be out
late, sometimes can't expect you, of
course, to be always at home why then
dear mother could sll up for you, aud
nothing would dcligh, the dear soul halt
$ mach.
"Aud so, Caudle, love, think dear
mother had better come, don't you -
Eh, Caudlo Now, you're not asleep,
Ida'l,ng don't yom think she'd better
come You say No You say No,
again You 'front.' hare her, ,ou say
You wonl hors am ! Caudle eau
eau. die eau 49, die
"iIerr Mrs. Candlc," says Mr.. c.,
IN his MS, "snddenly went INTO tears ;
and | went To sleep"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
8iEADAGalE--Sirko or Nervous.

y0NllDSE who have suffered and are weary
n Of suffering with his distressing COM
plarut, will Gud SPENCER'S yEGETh-
Bile PILLS, 4 remedy nj once certain and
Immediate IN us effects. One single dose Of
coming on, will cure It IN one hour, aud lre
qucntly IN ) minutes.
Tho proprietor Of this highly Celebrated
nIedlrlne. feels IT. duly to make known 10 the
good people OF New port aud its vicinity, ir4
extraordinary virtues. In all eases nr PAIN
single ulAl will satisfy the most incredulous,
that they will give Immediate relief no regard
Is to be had ~ TO what time they are taken.
This medicine, Tor want Oi materials which
composc II, has been principally confined to the
State Of Rhode island. Mere It ~ well known
piled upwards Of twenty. five thousand boxes
Of the inc.imablc Pills have been sold within
The lasl twelve months in Rhode Island alone
The Pills are put up invariably iu round tn
boxes the cover Of each box stamped q. s..
! he outs do covering must bs au engraved
babel, and signed g spencer, with the prnpre-
tors own hand. M other can ba genuine -
Zach bon contains 81 Pills.
Price 81 cents
For sale hy Miss BETSEl W STANDBY,
store 80, Srring street, formerly occupied 10y
the late Mrs. Mary T,iey. and At wholesale h,
the principal Druggists ~ the city of Pow
dcnce.
Prepared only hy the subscriber ~ Warwick,
u. L., who is sole proprietor, 10 whom only
the composition Is known.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
ETis sHERMAN'S INDICATED LOZEN

KT is SIIERMAN'S INDICATED LOIEN-
u GES, the fame of which has spread from
Maine to Georgia, and from the Atlantic to the
Rocky Mountains all over the land wherever
mother has Il noisy aud troublesome child
DIR. Shcrman's Worm Destroyer is enqured
after and reSorted TO The trouble is removed
the child becomes endurable, and whenever
child is suffering from worms when it gets a
taste of The Lozengc, and feels the relief 1t pro
duces it begins to cry for more. ! he very
worms themselves kick up IA dust about them
whenever they are used, wherever Sherman's :
earnestly sought after, because it costs but little
money and gves great relief even in most IN
yeiernto cases. Rev. Mr.. DE Forrest, Rev Mr..
Eastmond. Rev. Mr.. Sirccter and Il host of
persons Of first rcspcc ability have given in sher
testimony concerning them, and they say there
Is no medicine like them, and the Camphor
Iozcnges are equally surprising, who over heard
Of the most severe cases Of headache being
cured in few minutes. Yet such Is the fact
when Sherman's Cdnphor l.o1enges are used
Palpltatons also are quieted, nervous diseases
and dcprcsSons Of spirits removed, and alice
iions of The bowels permanently cured, and
Rheumatism. Pam aud weakness IN the back
chest, side, legs, arms, and various parts of the
body is curod by Sherman's Poor Mans Plas. !
ter which is not only TREND to the poor but
also to The rich aud as II Is only i2l cents is
within the reach ofah. For sale at 90, Nassau
street, New York
Also for sale in Newport, by Il. J. TAYLOR: III
Portsmouth, by Na,hrn Dennis /; Tiverton, by
Charles Almy Lille Compton, by Benz. sea
bury, aud L. L. Church & Go. Ap, "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
BLESSING TO MANKIND.
ConneWs Magical Pam Eriracio,

yuNIlIS great lIealing Salve is acknowledged
by all who have used TITO be the most won
drrlu article ever konwn. II cxpcs all injuries b
lire extracts all pain, and prevents modification
in every case. II will cure any Of the following
complaints, or pay il refused for it,
Burns, Scalds, salt Rhcum, Eruptions, Chill.
blains Old Sores, Bruises, Scrolula, Sore Ewes.
Cold in Wounds. ErysipeIas, ChaIcs, Wounds.
Piles. and Tender Feet.
II cures sore eyes, eases cancers, frequently
removing them without PAIN or agony, speedily
alays inflammation and reduces swellings, and
is a salve none should be witho-l.
Sold by COhSTOCk * ROSS, 10
Trcmon, Row, Boston.
Agent for Newport,
Il. J. TAYLOR,
May /. l48, Thames-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
LPAmLMNN
M e DI CT N r S .

A NEW supply Of the most popular palel
"a medicines, amung which are
sands Browns aud Carpenters Extract o
SarsaparlIla.
sands salt Rheuu Remedy.
Sarkweather's ilepatIc Elixir.
swans Paacca.
DR.. Jayne's Expeciorant, Tor Coughs
Dr. Allen's Balsam Of Liver
wort, colds, ash
-. Taylor's Balsam of Liver
wort, ma and pul
" Wislar's Bulsam Of Wild
Cherry, mOnary al
Mrs. VI. n. GARDENERS Balsam
Of Liverwon, feclionS gen.
Vegetable Pulmonary Brsam.
anderson Cough Drops, orally.
Jackson's, Shermans and Wislar's Cough
Lozenges.
Pea,e's, Browns and W!ld's Cough Candies.
iayne's, Swaim's 4 fahncs,oCk's Verniluge,
ad4worh's, Remington & Coxo's Group
WSyrup.
iir Jas Murray's, Dinnoro,d's and Dunbar
Fluid Magncsia.
love Anodyne Drops, for the speedy relief of
toothache
Wright Indian Vegetable, Whimcy's)
G"osh sh,s, WI"@y To%,,c ,r",, %. bilious Ns'd' Pills.
ALSO-Dr II. q. WiIcy's Respiralor, Of
Breath Warming instrument, for the use Of
hose persons whose lungs are irrita,ed by ex
po,ure 10 the air the objects of which are TO
enable the con,umprivo aud those predisposcd
10 con umptlon, to take exercise without risk in
the open air, and TO prevent the bad eticrlS to
the lungs, arising from sudden changes in the
Temperature Of the atmosphere.
Just received and for sale by
n n IT " "A n n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

E.HOlt some unaccountabo reason, for the last
u one or two years, many young people
both male and female, have had the misfortune
10 have then hair turn permanently grey. We
have been frequently applied to for something
lo turn the hair 10 lis natural color, which has
Induced US to 90 TO much trouble and expense
IN order to furnish our customers and the public
generally with new aud improved Hair Dye
one that Is nearly clleclunl. and moi the least in
furious TO the head or HAIR for the moderate
pric Of 80 cents per bottle. We have succeed
cd eyond oar expectations This article we
oilerto the publlc with great confidence. We
have had il thoroughly tested, time nituI time,
before we could otter II Tor sale. The price Is
snch hat al can afford to use it, and its quality
We believe to be superior to any ever before
made.
Sold by COMSTOCK s. ROSS, No.
10, fremont Row, Boston.
Agent for Newport,
r. J. TAYLOR,
May /. li3, lhames-st.