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IosEPH B. CLOSE & co.

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FROE MANNEEvII-. E'S

FNOf. MAN UEhV LIZ )
y EW ENGLI n REAOER--D. APPLETON X CO
publish or Thursday A Course OF Reading for Gem
ul0u Scsoo!, and Academies The plan " thr authors
Elements of Reading st Oratory b, Il. Marcerville
Pro. or Moral Science and Bells Lettre- N Hamilton
College. y. Y. vol Emo. price - cis.
TH, wors is oirided three parts The FIST relates
Grammar; contains description Of the different let
OF he a.pharet arG -r various scunt- o. sylahieS
and also words parts OF speech The second part con-
classification and description vi sit The sentences or
formula thought degree Of expansion, To te
found in the English language. Part the third contains
series OF exercises paragraphs the sentences not de-
ached and classified IN part second but appearing m
the connections and relations OF ordinary discourses
Al who acknowledge degree cf interest in having
the young acquire The largest amount of information IN he
shortest possible tine. rn n. the least possible expense
viii he led examine The method h.s proposes 10
substitute tor lie prevailing ore
The system iaugthy Prot MaHderville The system OF
and principles, simple IN "a statements. and per;ineu;
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TEr ATEAMEA SALOON

THE ALEAMRA SALOON
$50 BROADWAY. NEAR PRlNCE-ST
ENGAGEMENT OF HERR ALEXANDER, the cele-
u ors;ed German Magician This and every eventns
SEw FEATS II NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
ANUS NC AND BEAUTIFUL ILLUSIONS
STARTLING EXPERIMENTS N MAGIC
entire change OF performances nightly introducing
many experiments, aud exhibiting The WONDERS
OF SCIENCE AND ART.
In addition the eNn!b tcr ty
HERR ALEXANDER,
there viii be given esci evening = Grand VEGA sud In
.,rumental Coacert
Full particulars in The PtCs-r anime.
Tickets the Rouuia - crntS 10 the Bscouy = cents
children under II years ~ axe, halt price
Doors open NJ 6i-commence At :. O'clock OLD ne
EREE CONCERTS..-GaEAT ATTRACTION AT
are given the above named place every evening, sun
DAYS excepted Artists OF aen; ana ability are engaged
with entire change OF performance every night
The entertainments consist OF Cborussss Uuetts Ir'o-
Ballads Songs, Sentimental aud Comic Gems from the
Operas. Sc- The following Artists are engaged :
Mons kcher. Pianist; Messrs. Lynch and Jones. Mrs
Sharpe; Miss Bruce. nl6 iwi.- HENRY B.NESN.
DOPULAR LECTURES.-DR HASSELL viii de,
Museum, 80 Bowery or Monday evening. Nov. l6, NJ
O'Clock the Physiology OF Dige,;ion and the Digestive
Organs which will be repeated every evening during the
week.
Admuance 23 cents. Persons visiting the Museum ad
mi,ted 10 The evening lecture free milo Gus.
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-F;hhSeas The
subscribers and the public are respectfully informed
that the FIRST Concert present season VII take place
al the Apollo Rooms Saturday Evening. Nov 2ls 1896
Subscriptions received the Music Stores OF Messrs
Scharfenberg Luis, and G. Howe and by me Secre'
tsry. BY order JAMES L. ENSIGN. Secretary,
Mo lwis Il' houston-s''
u of ~ ma grfctnt and Historical Painting, each be
ing 40 r square representing the BNmbsnenI OF Mat
aoros the gioiou- Battle OF the Re-aca de Ia Palma,
under the command OF the htrep General Taylor
Ir,fsa ..,.ufA-
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re- Book II ceping.-Thoroug practical Instruction
IN the above science be obtained moderate terms.
| nj WINTERTON'S wiring and bookkeeping Academy,
No. 2s Broadway. Open day and evening. MIC 3iseod
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Tur Sacred MOUNTAINS

THE SACRED MOUNTAINS.
DAkER s. SCRIBNEK will publish Saturday lith
Diustent. the Sacred Mountains by J 7 Hratey vol.
svo Price = - This work beautifully illustrated with
II hne steel engraYiags expressly executed for by Bur-,
and eub-i-hed with IS designs By LO-rInc, VIII found
10 be- the most elegant gin book OF the season
CONTENTS
Noun. AraraI Mount Lebanon.
Mount Mortar Mount Zion,
Mount Sinai Mount Tabor,
Mount Hor. Mount Olives
Mocnt Pi-rah Mount Calvary, and
Mount Horeb MouGt ri God,
Mount Carmel MS Jus
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y. COTTON. Auc;ioueer.
by COTTON, Auction and Commission Merchant
O-Store Nos us Fulton and 81 Ann sta-Libera ad van
mad. goods either for private ssle aucsop and
prompt returns made Outdoor OF every description
goods puuctuay attended and especially solicited
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nooTs spRTN(:@-A ne~ snc improved zrrcle "
Ea,:ic Docr Syringe for sse. wholesale aid retail
by ihe N-vsr1 Indis Rubber Manufacturing Company 3
Anden-sae. olS III
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JUST PUBLISHED,
CAPTAIN PAU or PAIL Jones, proved 10 he French
Snar, 5y Alexander Dumas, author OF Diana OF Meri-
dor
" who have d'yelt upon the sorCid land,
Amidst he everlasting gloomy
Ofroverty md Wealtii-ys cannot SnoT
How We, the wild sons Of The Ocean. mock
Al men who fire.. OUT life ith care for Gold
Price - cents Buiwer
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WILSON'S HISTORY UNITED STATES.
HISTORY OF THE United STATES, for the use OF
schools Marcus wilson author American His
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Comprehensive Chart OF the American History with dire:
for use. &c. Fourteenth thousand. vol. Emo
Published By MARK h. NEWMAN
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1S0 BOUND vOLt1fES Merry,s Museum for sale,
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Ann Also 10 dozen Hair brushes 100 boxes Fancy Soaps,
1000 yards Sheeng. several hundred yards Cap-iing
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r7y Education.-To parents DESTROYS Of havi1g ;her
sons educated thorough md refined manner IN oppor'
,uniy here offered by gentleman who is willing 70 re-
ceive his delightful residence in the vicinity OF New.
York few Young gentlemen. whom his attention Will
be altogether devoted The advertiser vii be happy 10
call upon any lady gentleman wishing u see HIM on
the subject Please address University al The olce
OF this paper MO Ills
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CY Boys Overcouts.-We have just added 10 our
IsS- STOCK Of Winter Clothing complete assortment OF
BOYS Overcoas and Sack Goats, warmly lined and adapted
10 the approaching season. which selling al prices
10 su The most iastidious economist Gail and see 81
MT eii.eod. BOUGHTON X KNAPP'S, IS Maden-!ane
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CF- Fashionable Hats.-WATSONS CO l5i Chai'
ha.sl offer inspection and sale The fall style Hats of
1876 The subscribers devote unusual attention 10 the pro
ducon of superior qualities of eaver and Moleskn Hats
equal 10 sny manufactured which offered nj - per
cent less than Broadway prices.
$40 i.eodu WATSON CO l5+ ChaIhaIr-squars
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~ Newell ork liinIoricai SocietS-ror SET
Ond Annivcr-ary.-The Society vii! meet nj theiT
RoS ms In The University on Tuesday Nov l7;h at
O'Clock P. NJ. Address by Mr.. HENRY X. SCHOOL,
CRAFT in the University Chapel, al :! o'clock.
Members and others may obtain tickets for themselves
and their families the Library, the Bookstore OF
Messrs. Bartlett K Wexford Asior House. nl62t
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HsH3 AARcT's, IA Ee@sfs,
@S vner5 be fsind Iarse ar6 ;Isa.caaoss - o.
VI ,nsnf az every deseripioo Of Bonn14-i .so hc-
bots v=.yet- SILK, add sAilrs Frsoeh f.S~sis'
sad other r.aerias FOR Bo1rets AID 9; pesA " st sg
one. - .-,.,o,,s,, s-5 A.
ads grc-ray that che 10 BOW PREPARED - . sor slt
HiII,n-ry q. can be foaud IN the Guy.
sax Millinery Stow Rooms as sas "'''a
y s swSls ssais No MARCY.
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IF The L. =. Senate OF iSi2.-The subscribers
respectfully that their large mezzotin engraving
OF the United Siss Senate Is completed and Will In SNORT
time be published Those who desire 10 receive early i'm
pressions are invited call the Nu;i0ua Miniature Gal
.ery and examine the engraving.
ANTHONY. CLARK 4 co. ~ BroadW
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r-Boys' Clothing and made in the most fashions
bile stve ST. Broadway, up stairs oppose me bNe
nsc!ej by MRS II. FREEMAN ns 2nis
TT Notice 10 DIR. Keiley'- Patienrs.-Dr MEL
LEY Will arrive IN the cy of New YORK or Wednesday
ber for consultation with patients s diseases MS
Analyca Medical Cfce i2G Broadway. Advic-s IN all
rsses g-zuiious nl6 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

The amount of Coal shipped from the Coal region
of Pennsylvania thus far this has been as fol
lows From the schuylk Coal Mines, l,osi,504 tons
cwt Lehigh 493929:l5; Lackawanna. 275,452l6;
Wilkesbarre 1873 5S206; Pine Grove, G. 7l9l2 Grand
total 2l121Ss tons ii cwt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

The Srike.-rhe demand for higher rates
by the handloom weuvers Of Moyame sng
is still maintained with much 6rmness. a
meeting is held by them every day in the
Moy ape using Hall tha, Of yesterday after
noon was attended by about 400 men, and
afler ito adjournment they made an imposing
show by marching through the Streets OF
the district in procession. This is The third
week that the strike has been mainIaIaed,
and It is to be feared that distress will follow
among the families OF the unemployed wcav.
ers if il is much longer continued.
Phiia. Ledger of Feb. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
The STORM ON THE CARE The

The STORM on THE CARE The
B,rns'sbl- Patriot has the fol"~ my no.
tee al the opera'Wus oi the storm on the
10Th, in that vicinity
The most severe storm Of snow and
wind ragged during Sunday, that has been
experienced here these twenty years, al
least. II began from the Northeast, =,
about midnigh, Saturday evening, and
the wind soon increased ia viloence 10 u
gale, the snow falling heavy aud thick.
and continued thus ill near midnight on
Sunday evening, when the wind changed
to the Northward, and abateG. Early
Monday morning the storm clouds clear
ed away, and When the sun rose, a novel
scene Tor this generally snowless region,
was presented. An immense quantity Of
snow had fallen-problbly more than 10
all The other storms OF this winter
Every body was found blockaded with
snow-banss of all forms, aud of vast d.
Inensions. The roads were filed with
snow-hiIls, aud altogether impossible
until there had been a general turn out,
to clear pa,h-which was no trifling
thing 10 do, as these hills were neither
" few nor far between" and the snow
falling moist, had frozen on the surface
No mail has reached US from the lower
part Of the Cape since the storm con-
sequenily, we have heard Of no disasters
in that direction.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
FiRsr PAGE.--Thc second Letter of AL.
BERT GALLArIN on the Oregon question,
will be found on the first page.
The GENUINE DEMocRAyIc Pro

The GENUINE DEMocRAyIc PRox.
Among the advertisements in yes
terday's Rhode Islander, we notice a
Prox, which is recommended to all the
true Democrats Of this State, as being the
genuine Democratic Ticket. For Gov,
ernor, Ariel Ballou, of Cumberland For
Lieut.. Gov, Joseph Gavitt, of Charles
town; For Secretary Of State, Walter r..
Danforth, Of Providence For Attorney
General, Charles c. Bradley, Of Provi-
dence; For General Treas, Josiah S.
Munro, Of Newport.
1t seems there are still remaining a
portion of the Simon-pure Democrats,
who are not willing to sell themselves to
their new allies Of Dorrism and Democ-
xacy.
The prospect Of the Law and Order
ticket, at the ensuing election, by all the
accounts we gather from various parts OF
the State, is very encouraging. We have
done well at registering, in all the towns,
and by coming up to the work, punctual-
ly, on voting day, and performing the
duty, which every friend Of Law and Or
der ought to be deeply impressed with
the importance of, there is no doub, Of our
carrying the State in every department.
The necessity Of maintaining the pres
ept organization Of our State is az great
as il ever has been. Those who espouse
tiae cause of Dorrism on the score of re-
storation, should Dorrism unhappily sue
coed, will learn perhaps when it is too
late, that restoration is mere bagatelle
compared with the other objects which
are designed to be effected.
c. Since the foregoing article was il,
type. we have been requested by MIR. J
s. MUNRO to state, that the publication
Of his name in the several tickets for
State officers, for the. Spring Election,
was without his knowledge or apprqha.
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
THINGS IN GENERAL.

A destructive FIRE occurred at Troy, N. y.
on the 10Th inst. The value of the property
destroyed is estimated at S5O,OOO, nparly the
whole OF which was covered by insurance.
Bills for n,anslaugh,cr have been found a.
gains, the keepers pf the Auburn State Pris.
on, who were concerned in the outrage upon
the prisoner Plumb.
Rev. Mr.. Nichols, assistant minister Of
Trinity Church. New Haven, has given no.
tcc Of his resignation at next Easter.
4 private letter, dated at New Orleans,
on the 9th instani, states that Henry Clay
was still in tha, city, on tina, day, and in
good health.
The late storm on Cape God was very sc
vere.-The snow fell III immense quantities.
and blocked the roads in every direction.
The New York Daily Times, established
rs the organ Of the Native American party,
has been discontinued for want Of patronage.
lSrAMoUs.--I Last Sunday night the doorwa,
of III. Rev MIR. Bellows Church in Broadway
was again shainehilly muliluted. The faces
were smashed aud then covered with whit,
paint-.S Y. Jour. Of Com.
| The Season in Cincinnati "A CORES
pondent OF the Rochester Democrat, writing
from Cincinnati, Feb 3, says:
| To-day we had lettuce on the table. Thi.
is pretty well. We shnll have lettuce, iant
soon radlshes.) oil the time from henrc!or'h
The buds on the son naples sre beginning
10 start already. ! think this is pretty vel
along, for the first Of February.
The storm Of Thursday night and Frida,
morning. was the scvercsi VIC have had TIM
winter, except Ma, of the previous Sunday
,nd was inferior ~ that, only ~ the vlulrnc,
of the gale. The depth OF the snow whicl
toll. was twice as great, being not less thai
10 inches, in addition to the previous supply
" y. Express.
Il Emigrgiiop. Memphis Appeal state,
\ hat the nd" OF rm,groion ~ still flowing :,
Il The States of Arkansas Bnd Texas. aud thci
Ferry landing ptcscnis quite lively appear
! ancc. Every day witnesses the crossing q
twenty or ihitiy families, with wagons. hurs
cs and all tho psraphcrnsl,s of house kc cp
tng. lurnlute sud rnpcmrn,s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The State Vi Rhode Island aud Providence
Plantations.

rRoViDENCE, SC.
Clerks 0Gee. Supreme Court, {,
February Ieh, L. ID. iSI6.
WHEREAs at the september term of said
w Court, A. ID. 1915, upon the petition - I
Joseph B. Frcebnrn, of Providence, in said
county, Leather Dresser, tor the benefit of
the lns"'ven, Act, It was "ordcrcd that said
petition be continued III! the next teEm OF
this Court, with a stay Of proceedings, an j
that IN ibe menn time the said pciitioner give
notice OF The tendency of his said prtlilon hy
publishing a cnr,lGcatr signed by the Cicrk
OF this Court, W soIue public paper printed IN
the town of Newport. at least three weeks
before the next March tesiD of this Court"
Notice is therefore heyeby given to the
creditors of said Joseph D Freeborn, to sp
pear It they shall sec ft,( at our Supreme
Court, next TO be holden at Providence, IN
and for said county. on the third Monday o.:
March next. TO nominate Assignfrs, or to
show cnuse why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
WALTER PAINE, Jr. Clark.
Feb. 26-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

"Good .veps to the COnSumptise. How
many tkousands annually sink into the grave
under the in auspce of this dreadful scourgc
aud, worse ihan all, how many Of the young
are, by means Of this malady taken away be.
fore they have finished cut "haif their days -
DR.. Folgers Qlosaonian,o or All-healiDs Balsan,
is doing wonders 10 the way Of arresting tins
evil. Il cures the sick apd restores them to
health again.
Mr.. II. Lisbon, residing at 100, Rivington-S
who had been troubled with u severe cough
for some years, and had frequently had turns
Of raising blood, found more benefit from one
bottle Of tho Qosaonian, than from any other
medicine which he had ever used. A host Of
names could be given 10 show that this ccIe-
brated remedy is all il claims To be. II is all
healing IN it's properties, aud those who resort
ip il for relief will not be disappointed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

FRS AND LOSS or LlFE,-The cotton
mill Of John Olney s. Co, at Brands Iron
WGrks was totally destroyed by fire ycster.
day morning at about two o'clock, together
with store on the opposite side Of the street,
owned by Edward Barber and occupied by
Olncy & Richmond. The loss on the factory
building, owned by John Olney, was $1,000
on which there was insurance for $4,000 al
the Etna Office ;-on machinery $4,000, be-
longing to John Oln"y & Co., on which there
was insurance for $4,000 ai the E,na Office
ON machinery belonging to N. e. a. Fen.
ner $4,000, insured at the Hartford Office for
$4,000 ;--on the store belonging 10 Edward
Barber 5000, on which there was no insUr.
ance ON goods in the store belonging to
Olney and Richmond $500, fully covered
by insurance. A melancholy loss Of life nc
companied the fire. A little boy, l2 years
old, from some Misunderstanding with hls
family, remained in the mill over night lie
was not discovered until the flames had made
such progress that II was impossible To res
cue him. The origin Of the fire is not known
but it is believed that IT was caused by the
lad in attempting to kindle q fire in the
s,ovc.-Prop. jour. of Friday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

Our Providence neghbors have adopted a
novel, though very successul,wsy of"raising
the wind" Funds were wanting to complete
the erection of a Free Chapel, and an i'm
mense Tea Party was got up at the Mechan'
ics' Hall, at which upwards ofe eigh, hundred
dollars were raised more than sufficient Ia
accomplish the objcc, intended. The papers
describe it as one Of the most agreeable so
cial gatherings imag
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

The storm whIrh iook place her" on Sun
day, 18th, commenced ~ Charleston. $. e.
on ,Im mnrn,n. of the Iiih. Tho gale was
very sev"rr, bl"wIng ir"n III" :. E-norr
severe Than any whirh In. occurred there ~
SIX years brfur", -duing much damage "a
the rice field banks and the wb,rvrs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

The foreign intelligence, in political
point Of view, is Of the highcs, importance.
Notwithstanding all the boasting and swug
gcrirg from this country, the Goyerrmcn,
Of England arc determined on peace.
The Queens Speech j, decidedly pacific,
and Sir. Robert Pecl's il, if possible, more
from this side Of water, If ot all.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
Frani the Vnled State. Gazette Of Tuesday.

A postscript to The letter Of our New Or.
leans correspondent, dated on the I4lh inst.
says
am just Informed THAT the garrison OF
Matsmoras has declared ior the existing gov
ernmeDt Of Paredes.
General Arista has been suspended from his
command Of the Northern arny, So that this
attempt at q new revolution ls nipped in the
bud
| believe this intelligence eau be relied on.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
MI: MORkNDA.

ship Manr, Iiulrncld, hom Mobile inf Liverpool,
wns spokon Jan l1ih ~ LAT 81 a. lun ~ -.
ship Ebcn prehr. Perkins, I'D fum tlnsgow about
18Th nit. Tor Aprlachirulr
Hrig Poland, oi Newport NJ New YORK from I"rde'
mas hss beeu da,s ni IIRiirrr~, sui had pilot ~
hoard tnys with communal eRlc~ lost sails and snvr
cargo On Thurslny night, N n heavy gale rom ihe
eastward while ing ssil 10 krrp r"n F"ing Hshore
carried aw ny jnre aud ,rts, l"si ot'ssi t' aud
msin "psniIs md m"'n iursnan sail .plii srn"N'' "l
tore. tnpntsri stnN rsil
HngOriayi, Dcughiy, cid ~ Wilmington. Nc l-'b
tut y AWk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
G. BRfNCkERUOFFS

4 remarkable aud singular aiiestatioH hgs
"A jusi been made by au aninoni member vi
the Medical Faculty, ~ 10 the curative power
of & BunckorhpTs Health Restorative in
eases Of Consumption, chronic Coughs aud
Colds, AMI Pains IN tho Side aud Chest This
gentleman furnishes his paiIrnls with the
Restorative, and finds il absolutely necessary.
MS he never had any prrscripiiou % produce
tlie astonishing results r.aiiz"d by the use of
thg kestnrativc. Th, gentleman stands al1opg
his iYedyal brethren as one OF the most DIS
in.ui.hrd of their number {; his name is left
with the propri, tor Lr reference. There is no
doubt but ihgt ip few years the lending ply
siciaLs will piescsibs thia remedy, aud thai
afflicted patients viii use IL apd bless the hour
ihst il was made kn"wh 10 them in. Bripg u
truly fine herbal medIrine Il is consequently
of more Importance, as ev'ry one irels saf'iy
while using u, aud no sense OF danger as IL ho
were u.ing drlelcrio,is minerals. Mr.. Wilkes
u respected merchant in New York, used the
Resloraliv. aud was cured wholly finm dan.
grrous cough and .hpeclnration. The Editor
al the CnmmercInl Advertiser with an earnest
appeal, comHends it to The confidence OF the
sick, aud aDuGuue,y calls Oh lhelR III % give
il a lair trial before relInGuishipg syery hope.
The following certificate Is from Dr Chltop,
tho well known New York Chemist.
81 have analyzed bottle Of medicine called
'C. Bginckerhoh's Health Restorative, and find
that il does no; contain Mercury, or any oihe,
metallic preparation, nor opium in any Of lis
forms. II is composed Of vegetable matter en-.
tireIy.' JAMhs X. CHILroS, NJ. ID.
G. RRlNCKERHOFF,
Sole Proprietor, SEQ, Broome-s,., N. Y.
Far snlo in Newport, by
Jan. Ia, u. J. TAYLOR. Agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26
HI E II A l. ID OF THE TIMES.

schr warsaw, purdick, arr az New osIsAas iilh, 4
ibgslon,Ja.
sehr Broohha,en, Burdck. hence, in ihr gale. d&gei
her anch"rs aud went ashore Black Rock aud l,.
Sierra Morana "
sehr Thames, Barker, was towed " sen I'm n orlyAJs
1ih
schr Julin- Pringle. Clarke, sid norp n York iApI.
"r Grorgei"wn Sc.
sch Nusinin, Hall. hence, ar nj Savannah sth
schr innic, staples, hence arr si Nortplh ibL inaJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-26

SUDDEN DEArH.-Iohn Hail Esq, of North
K,ngs,pwn, arrived ip this city last Wednes-
day, To attend the Conven,inn, apparently in
his usual health. He took dinner u, the Ma
tional House, aiter which, while seated IN
the setting room, with a cigar in his mouth,
and conversing with some friends, he fell
from his chair dead upon the floor. Surgical
aid was immediately at hand, but it was una.
vailing ; apoplexy had, in one shor, moment,
put an end to his existence.
Mr.. Hall was q highly respected member
af the Rhode Island Bar, he was beloved by
his near connexions, and dcscrvcdly esteem
ed in the extensive circle Of his ncquaint-
nnce, for his integrity, his frank and affable
manners and for his rare social qualities.
Prov. RrpuL. Herald of Saturday.