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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

IN Portsmouth, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev
Mr. Bryant, Mr. Isaac Brown to Mss Sarah, daughter oi
Simeon Coggeshali, Esq, all Off
At New York, the l7ih inst by the Rcy DIR White
house, Edward Mny en- oi Vienna Austria, To Agnihf
Barclay, daughter Of the late Jonas Mniurn.
In West Groton, Tompkins Go New York, on the
Goth ul Mr. Samuel knnfy of Homer, 10 Miss lnrin-
da Gould, daughter of Mr. John iiGui formerly OF this
town.
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IS SHIP NEWS. sA.
PORT or Wort.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY. Feb.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IA.
schr VIM Hart, Candy, from rhlalclpha.
THURSDAY, Feb 10.
Schrs Consul Rolls, y Nork TOT PtoS-Bolina Young.
do Tor du-Nofth Carolina, Iacnd'r, Biidgrpurt bI
Boston the n was run into about O'clock this
mo mug by -chr Augustus, klbnrn. In Nc~bury port
for Baltimore which stove her hnlwnrks, tore Ib nnd
fore sail, and done other dsmnge-tl,e carried away
bow spirit aud sp!it her stem.
Rev Gutter JHck-un, Webster I'm cruise.
sloop Passport summons ENr ior y bc'li'r'
SUNDAY, Fob. -.
sIoop Rien,i. Durfcc Prov tor York.
sailcd-CuIict Jackson, Webster, "n n cruise.
MONDAY, Feb %
scht Evclins, Pope, ~ inys rnm Wilmington Nc
with lumber 10 fcrkham n Huh The lost pnri "i
deck lead.
Srht BrogsnhnT Saunders y Nutk ior Prov.
sIoopS visinpi aud Nmrud, iutk mr Prov.
Ar. at Providence. g3l sluop Iccnm-ch. Ash 2
hours ffOm New Nork.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoSDAY, Feb. %, 1876.
Reported Cor tho Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot

Reported Ior the Boston Daily Advertiser Fntrioi
AT Market 500 Berf Cattle, 800 Sheep, aud
$50 Swine. About l40 Beef Ca,,le, 2O0 Sheep
aud 800 Swine shipped Oh board the cars for
lodnys market, were blockaded ny the snow
near Pittsfeld, aud will not probably arrive
until Tuesday night. The Swine reported
unsold last week, changed hands Tuesday, al
about 4c; and ~, Of whic h are again reported
RRIcEs--BtJ CaWe-We noticed ex-
,raordinnry fat Cattle, fed by }. S. Wadswor'h,
Esq Gsneses Flats, N. Y.-ihe best yoke wa,
taken fqr the cpcpres Of Worcester, at about
$3OO-lho others fer the Bos,an market, al
prizes from 675 to 762. We quite prices
generally 20 correspond with las, week; extra
575 SO; frs quality $50 575; second So u
525; third . 475.
Sheep-Lo,s were sold frop 80 To 40
Swine-"Dull" "dlll" " One small lot onl,
sold, ui 3 ~ aud 30. srlrctd; II small num-
ber rciailcd at l.s and l,2c. 400 Swing
unsold
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

The citizens of Salrm, Ma. have found 0pr
Rail Road >" profitable, that the, are rud"nor.
ing To establish "u"thcr. n petition ha- brcu
presented :" the Legislature "f that STATE,
,,gnd h., Da, III Pingrr. aud oihrr., lor new
iaIl nay ~ opposition tn The Et>l'tn Railroad
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

The changeablenes1 Of our climate render.
it important that we pay strict regard Ia
health, and yet how few there are who pay
that attention to it so essential to onr very ex.
istence. When settled cough is evident. are
wo not anxious for some soothing remedy
pleasing TO the taste. The Health Restorative
produces this effect, without leaving any nau.
senus taste. We recommend il to all. %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

In the House Of Representatives on Mon
dny morning Of last week, Mr.. CRASsToN
submitted resolutions Of the State Of Rhode
Island, agnins, the reduction in the rates OF
duties, or any modification Of the law Of AZ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
NOTICE..

NHOSE persons who may have been
IL overlooked IN the general vaccination, ,oi
The town, or have heretofore declined avail
ing themselves Of The privilege, may now be
attended to by Sppcstipn to the subscriber
ut his office, every aiterpooG until The 18th
of March, OLIVER G. TURNER,
=, Physician.
Newport, Feb. 26, 1886.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

Capt. Joha II. AuIick, Commander OF the
Navy Yard at Washington, resigned the
command Of that yard on Saturday last, hav-
ing been appointed TO ,he command Of the U.
S.higa,e Potomac. now getting ready for seo
Commodore w. b. Shubrick is to take com.
mapd of the yard.
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The Washington correspondent Of the N. y.

Tic Washington correspondent of the N. y.
Commercial, under duie Vi The 23d, says
Z The rnmor in current that Mr.. Crnm pion
ha. brought out instructions TO Mr.. Pdkenhan'
." 'e.open negotiations by ma oHer of The 49tI,
parallel, the whole Of Vancouver islgnd, aud
The navigation Of tho Columbia river tor ~
years.
sponsibility Of accepting the offer, but will
submit il to the Senate for advice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
ID Il A I Ii S.

IN this town sunda. nsi iig. George |ripp agrd
81 yegrs.
At North K;ng.town, 10Th inst. EIhon sanford Esq
in the elsi o his age. lie formerly member
the Senate OF this state, and subsequently Judge "i
the Court OF Common Pleas.
In Portsmouth, on the 10th inst, Mrs lnnnnh Harris
aged 70 years.
In BROOKLYN \ Y 22d inst Mary T. Phillips, eldest
daughter OF The late Capt Joseph Phillips oi this place
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
Guardians Notice.

WE subscriber having been appointed
u. Guardian Of tho real aud personal eslat"
"f his daughter, Abby 5. Munro, n minor with
~ the age 0f fourteen years, and having given
bonds as the law directs, requests all persons
having claims against said ward, to exhibit
them within six months from the dato hereof
IS. MUNRO, Ggardian.
Newport, Feb &c, ls46-Gw.
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BLANKETS.
French School Books.


Fables amu.an,es, avcc une table generate y,
Pnrliculierc de- mots,-par " Pergip
Tho elements Of French ~ English conversa.
! ,an, will, new, familiar and easy dialogues,
by John Perrin.
A selection Of one hundred of Perrin's fnblcs,
accompanied with key, by a BOimar.
A book Of French verbs, wherein the model
verbs arc cenipgaird, TO which is added n
complete list OF all tho irregular verbs, by
y Boi mar.
French practical teacher, a complete Grammar
Of The French language, and a Vocabulary,
by Mons y. +. Bngard.
Frrnch Practical Translator, or easy method of
translaiing French into English, by Mons.
y. f. Bugard
Boyer's French Dictionary, comprising all the
improvements Of Tho latest Paris apd Lou.
! don cdtians.
! a new French and English Oiciionnry, on the
! basis of Nugeni'., by r. e. Meado,os.
New pocket Dictionary of the French N Eng
| lish languages, by Thomas .Nugem
A Theoretical and Practical Grammar, of the
/ French tongue, by NJ. DE Lepizac.
Grammar of The French language with praciI.
! cai esercisrs, BY y Wanostrorh.
! 4 CIassiraI French r. hder, selected from the
| best wtlers 81 that language in prose aud
| poetry, by ~ NJ Hcnt-. a. ~.
Porney's Sylaba'ro francals, alphabetically
! arranged.
| New French Exercises adapted To all French
/ Grammars, by +. ". &. Saranh.
French Manual, comprising guide To French
| pronunciation, by Gnbrict Sarre"ae,
! The explanatory aud prununcing French
word book, by w. L.4bbe BoSSm
h'llI.ioirc des Etats tHis D'AmeriIuc, par
! T.. O. BarbaroUr.
Guiliaune Tell on la Suisse librc, par Flo.
| rida.
l.es Avcnur's de Telpwaqnc, fills Ulysse hJ
| Charles IT, Brus.
La Sainto Bible qui eonticnt, le Nicnx g, lr
! Nouvcau Testament revue sur les nrIglnalA,
! par Ddrd .ihrttH.
! We do George Washington, par "A W. Girauit
l.rctrur francois ou rccucil de pieces eu prose
! et cn ,rrs, by Lindicy M"rraP.
Rocacll choisi de- traits lIlstorqucs ct DE- coutc-
\ moreaur, par " WanoStroeh.
Historic de Charles l2lh, Rol de Suede, paI
n Io'tdire.
/ For sale by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
NOTICE..

hereby notify The public That HORACE
EVERETT, is no longer my Gon"ral Agent;
and that I have no connection with him, nor
have any thing to do with any pills which he
may offer to the public, called The Health
Restorative Pills, nor any other medicine
mapufac,ured hy him.
e. BRINCKERHOFF.
NRESH Figs, Prnu"s, Raisips, Dates, sici.
II ly Oranges aud l.empu.. ju., yec.iyrdh hy
Feb. 20 T. STACY, Ir.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

Among the persons lost in the ship John
M,niurn, On Squam Beach, we're Capt. Dab.
cock, Of the schoopcr Van i'uren, (laio of
Wmklord, X. ~ wrerkrd rrr-pry on Aran.
sm Bar, and a SEAMAN named Palmer, OF si"n'
ington, Comm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

NAvAL.-The U. s. trigate Constitution,
Capluiu Percival, arrived at Mazatlon, Jan.
l3,h. The Cyane and Warren were daily
expected. The whole squadron there now
consists Of the frigaies Savannah, Com
Sloat, Constitution, Capt. Percival, sloops
Portsmouth and Savannah.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

ANOTHER SroRM Another severe snow
storm set in yesterday, exceeding in violence
that OF Sunday last, although Of shorter duru-
ton. The wind had been blowing with
great violcnce all the morning, and about
noon increased to a severe gale from s. S. f
attended with thick, driving snow. From
half past until o'clock the elements ragged
with fury we have not often Witnessed
the streets and whsrves were deserted, and
the passage through some Of our streets in
exposed situations was attended with great
difficulty. At about half past 4 z. N. the
density OF the snow was some what absted,
and the wind shortly after moderated to a
fresh breeze. 1t continued TO lull through:
out the evening, the snow changing to sleet
and rain, and at 10 o'clock was nearly calm.
We are sorry TO have 10 record among the
disasters Of this storm, the loss of Mr.. Al
BERT GuRSEv. aged about "a years, q war.
rant pilo; Of this port. lie is represented as
being young man Of industry and enter.
prise, and has left young wife to whom he
had been but recently married. Ii seems ,ha,
The pilot boat Frolic, to which he was attach.
ed, after putting pilot on board the Thomas
II. Wright, proceeded TO he bark Carib,
then about 8 miles E. 3. Il. from Boston
Light. and a canoe manned by Albert Cur
ney and David Robertson sent to board her.
When about halfway between the pilot boat
and the bargue, q heavy sea capsizcd the
canoe, broke her in two pieces, leaving both
men in the water, each having hold of II part
Of their boat. The Frolic was Immediately
kept of, and another boat 60, out which filed
alongside Of the pilot boat. Having no more
small boats on board, the Frolic approached
so near the men, that Robertson cuugh, hold
her main sheet and was pulled in. Quincy
was twice hooked with q boat hook but his
clothes broke each time. A rope with q loop
n, 'Ie end was then thrawn to him, BY, he
was SO weak by that tims that he could not
put it under his arms, and he unfortunately
persisted, after all attempts had been made in
vain to save hm.-Bosi. ALIAS of Saiurday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

Foot Roee.-Thc No. Pwnyunc Of The
i0h gives the result of a race briwrcn Gil
dcrslrcvc and Jackson, ran on the Sunday
previous. The distance wns 10 miles and o
half. and the rnr" waA ~ fact against time.
nm hour aud n hall beng nliowcJ Tor The per
iormancc. Tune won by two min. and 30
$40. Tho distance bong don" by both nrn
m .2 mln. 30 soc. Tho last three miles werr
run under heavy rain, bot im which The
distance would have been ~ ~" iim" nl.
Inwrd. II :. said that Jnck.nn dld mol exert
hrn,ri, 80 hr mirh have unn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

Robert Gibbs and others Us Steamboat Mar
raganstil. .-Acton 10 recover damages Tor
INJURY sustained by a sloop on the Sonnd,
which was laden with oil. candles, &c. bound
from New Bedford for New York, and run
toHI of by the Narrogansc,t. Decree for
lbcllnnts Tor damages TO vessel and cargo
TO DO referred to n commissioner. To hscer.
tain the amour, of damages. " T. Express
Damage. claimed by libclan,s, On vessel
and cargo about $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

Rr. Charles JWrey.-A petition has
been presented Ia Gov. Pia,t, Of Maryland,
for the pardon OF Rev. Charles To'rry. (now
confined ~ tho Pcnllcn,iary TOR abduc'ing
slavcS, ,)ptcdlcaird on his increasing u health.
Il Is pruposed tint hc shnll pay Tor the slap"s,
%" par,"n' d and leave W" State. lie ndmlis
thu, hr acted wrong, aud desires to be for.
gI,rn. llis vile has slso prtlinned IN III,
hranlf. with numerous other applicants.
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AUCTIONS.


, Executors sale Of Land.
by rigtpr II Lic,nA grnnisd by The
Hon touri Of Prob"ie o( The toWn Of
I W'ddt sprn, wW BE- soM al Public
Hnci'on NJ be premises on THURS
Day, hi VEN day Of March nert, at
/ ~ o'eiock, a NJ.
/ A ILL the right. tyle and interest, which
~ Peleg Sanford. laic Of M,ddIe,own. had
~ The time Of his dcpb.. ~ aud 10 all ths
real es'nie, belonging to sad deed, s'lusted
~ said Mid'lleiowO, or 40 plDcb thereof NJ
will be sufficient To raise the sa,n Of 1852 ,02
with nciJeninl charges.
Conditions N the time and place Of -ale.
PARDON BROWN. Ea.cytor
MIddletown, Jan. q ISI6-t.d.s.
MI be sold al Public Aaciion, at Tie
For, lii )arm, $50 cnNed,) IN J"mes.
io,sn, on WEDN'ESD.8Y, MARCH
4th, wzi, a 8 O'Clock, n. NJ, y Iar,
yaoi, on he .&rsi fair ~eek day e)lo,
TX LIKELY young Cows. 6 working
J. - Ox"n. s. three year old Steers, 2i0
sheen, 2 Horses. g. Sows with pig Ok.
cart. . one-hor.e Wagons aud Harness, to.
ge'her with all kinds of farming snd do'rv
utensils househ"ld fnrniinTe, ipctdipg 5
feather Beds $50 bushels Oats, a quaBtIly
OF Po,aioe-, ~ tnps FIRST quality Engl-h
Hay, Sc. nc. Condilp,ns. at thu time and
place of sale. SANUEI. ALLFN, ID.
jamestown, X. J., FI9. -2w".
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N9iicc.

Subject Of next Sunday evenings Lecture at
tue Unitarian Church -
Luther, in the s years preceding tho RJorW'
alton. Service begins ut half past Z.
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LIST OF VOTERS,
1916.

YNflE town Council Of Newport will meet
Il on Monday the OH day of March next at
I'D o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of Correct
ing the list Of voters for 1876.
B. B. ROWLAND, Council Cl.rk.
Feb. rs, 1886
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James Hammond.
New Perfumes.

Newnnrt, t,h. %, lSl6.
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IinsiclibIc Ink.

I'd u. EDES INDriIBLr lNk, not 10 BE-
As washed uut--.im marking without
at r. J. TAlLUR'S.
f., 2f h.
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| believe this intelligence can be relied on.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

Newport, Feb. 26, 1886.
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GREAT ACCOMMODATION

Cheapest and quickest route to PrOvidence
aazzssH -. IT He Southbridge & Prov
EEE seS9s5s 20 idence Stage leaves Fish
sSzI M 6 az erville Depot on Monday Wednes
and Friday, the arrival
the first Accommodation Train of from Worcester and
Norwich at ii O'Clock Am and passing through Thomp-
son, Chepachet, Greenvle and Fruit Hill arriving al
Providence at o'clock M Also. leaves the Pomiret
Depot on Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday. at 4 O'Clock,
Greenyile, arrives at Providence at O'Clock Pm.
RETURNING. Leaves Providence at Ii O'Clock A. NJ,
and passes the routes above Indicated meeting the
for Worcester and Norwich and intermediate Depots,
Pomet, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and Fish
ersyle on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and arrives
at Southbridge at O'Clock PM. I.
Passengers by leaving Worcester in the 10 O'Clock train
Of cars, viii arrive in Providence three hours
earlier than by any other route.
Passengers at Providence be supplied with tickets for
any Of the depots the Rail Road Stage Rail Road
Tickets be had the Ticket Office in Worcester for
Providence at lower rates Of fare than by any
Books kept the Manufacturers HOTEL in Providence
Nov. IA eod6m BENZ. GREEN. Proprielor
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ADAMS Il CO.'S
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore

gzEsEaaElaAL6 & CO. forward Goods Parcels. Money
no &C., and make collections Norwich
New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Pitts
burg and st. Louis, with the prompttude giving all
possible all and any kinds of business the
description entrusted to them. ~ A. & CO. also forward
Parcels Letters, &c. TO all parts of Europe. JJ8E#
OFFIC ES.9 Court St.. boston l55 Main ST., Worces
Is Shetucket ST., Norwch; B.F. Boes N. London;
s5 Chestnut ST, Philadepha Wall Street, New York;
Light ST., Baltimore Penn. Avenue, Washington; IS
Fourth St. Pttsburg Pine and Water Sls. Louis
l. L. MASON, l55 Main street, Worcester.
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester, Sept. IL If w B. DINSMORE.
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J. w. PAINE, Dentist.

No. l54 Main Street,-W Worcester.
INSERTS TEETH upon Gold Plate, by atmosDher,c
pressure, uses the approved Instruments or
lrncns, and chemicals for destroying the nerve Ae
Defective Teeth nled with gold IN The most durable man
acr. ar Teeth extraced for rs cents and s chnrrep
te"DuhiDio'. Nls.s aa.gae. ~ t.f.5 ..t Jan b.
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FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday)
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road Albany,
Hartford New Haven and New York via New Haven, at
10 A. NJ and Al M, stopping at Way Stations
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road. at 10 Am,
stopping az Hay Stations.
With Worcester Passengers att and 10 AM and d PM,
stopping al Way Stations.
With Passengers from Net0Yoyk by Steamer 10 Norwich,
early day except Monday stopping only OF Frdng
nam.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road, every afternoon except Sunday.
FROM BOSTON.
ror albany and Western Railroad Hartford, New Ha
and New York, at u A M. and P.
For NortDich and Stations the Norwich Railroad,
" A. M. and II p. M. aaAeaiefsa as sss1as
For Worcester and Way Stations on the Worcester Rail
Road, at TAM, u and P. NHa1 taisst
N. B. The P M. Train will not stop at any Station
East of Needham. tHaf
For Miltbury, at ~ A. n. and P. M. ais atfB sal
For New York, via Norwich and by Steamer every day
except Sunday, al 5R-M. sN#t aEasfa
For Neo York. by Long Island Rail Road on every day
except Sunday, at 81 A.. n.
For Albany, Express Train, al "a PM.
FROM MILLBURT.
For Boson and Way Stations, daily except Sunday, al
ST A. NJ. and AZ P. NJ. t8FN &FklIf1'E sta|'f
NEWTON sTRAINs-lSee small billsl
Sunday Mail, from Worcester Of 7iA m-from Boston at
I'm
All Baggage at the risk ofts owner. 8
Fares less when paid the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars. s VIM. PARKER, Sup't.
April Is, 1916. 4sE s ~ TIA
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CARRIAGE AND HARNRSS llANUFACT0RY.

@FzW EsSrKNTlCr WHITING Manufactur-
HH%Eft1%( wv Of Carriages aud Harnesses Of all
w. Cd knds,vizi Extension Top Cnrryalls, Rock
--- - aways, Top and Open Bnggies--and gen
era assortment Of Carriage and Harness Trimmings, Top
and Patent Leather for sale. w. NJ .ff 4. s.f-
All Carriages and Harnesses will be sold at fair prices
aud warranted TO be what they recommended.
On hand and for sale some superior ROCKAWAYs and
Top BUGGiEs, and Brdss H1rnesses. (. N w f.ms
Repairing done promptly and 2. lav priced $500
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Worcester Oil Store,

THE subscribers offer tor wholesale and retail an
L. assortment Of Bteached and Unbteached
Fall, Winter and Summer SPERM OIL,
selected from the New Bedford market expressly for the
retail iraIe, and warranted to be PURE article.
Families and others in Of superior article ara In
vited TO call and examine the quality and prices Oil sent
to any part OF the village free Of charge.
BARBOUR * BARKER
worcester, sept 10. dtf EOS Main 81.
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Take Notice,

A III PERSONS who are indebted to me are herebv N
IA formed that their accounts made of and ready ~
settlement, and they will also please TO lake notice maj
they must be paid before the 10th Of February! 49,
worcester Jan.ET dwSn JOHN b. WYMAN
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DR.. Spears Indian Medicine.
10000 Dollars Worth !
M NOM DREDA pED - f,.;

IL and Agents 10 she o: thirty thousand dollars
worth Of geady prepared Medicines. al my Medical De-
pot, $40 Washington street. BOSTON.Y
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HARDWARE, etc,


~ NEWCOMB & co. are now receiving by
~ recent arrivals from Liverpool large additions 10
their former stock OF ENGLISH HARD WARE which, 10
geiher with every variety of AMERICAN goods render
their assortment u and complete all OF which are offered
10 the trade and consumers at less than Boston York
prices. Among other goods the following:
500 dozen Superior q. S. FILES and RASpS.
500 DO TABLE CUTLERY Of every yarety.,
300 do. Pen and Pocket KNIVES. &.&
English and American BRITANNIA WARE.
40 doz HAND SAWS OF Butcher's," :. Groye'sp and
% Beardshaw's manufacturer He, saat tt
WEIGH & Grfithis Circular Gross Cur and MIL SdHyS
500 doz. extra AUGER BITS Of our own manuacture
and WARRANTED OF the best quality. ,s lS
Also, Nails Chains, Vices Coach screws Nuts Washers
Ash PIT and Boiler Doors Copper Boilers Brass Kettles
Copper Pumps Lead Pipe Sheet Lead Copper and Brass
Brass and Iron Wre together with every variety OF Shell
Hardware Ss#s ets#
5000 gross WOOD SCREWS. m
500 boxes Keene GLASS.
500 do Waterford and Sand Lake DO.
rs casks London Emery.
rs bbls. and cases GLUE.
Carriage Bands and Lamps, Elliptic Springs, &c.
Worcester, April %. sra M $1,000 tf
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Come one Come all.

GONE to the Peoples Cheap Store, the only
~ place TO buy good Goods Cheap, and where you
safe from all hhmbng and deception usually practised at
other store New Goods coming and going with perfect
rMsh. tf.t anssh la a f5 y. ~ DAlIONsr
Worcester, May ecl 81 NJ dltwss
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