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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

nor the cure of DEAFNESS, pains, and
l. the discharge OF matter from the ears
also, all those disagreeable noises, like the
bnzzing OF insects, falling Of water, wbizzins
Of steam, &c. &c, which are symptoms OF
approaching deafness, and also generally at
tc cndant with the disease.
Persons who have been deaf for many
years have, by using bottle or two Of this
he hest remedy in use) been made perfect
well. Agent for Newport.
r. II. HAZARD,
Washington Square.
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TO THE CONSUMPT TTVE !!

Every family in the United States should be
supplied with Buchan's Hungarian Balsom of
Life, not only to countcract the consumptivo
tendencies Of the climate, but to be used ne a
preventive medicine in all cases Of Colds,
Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in the Side and
Chest Irritation and Soreness Of the Lungs
Bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breathing, Hectic fe-
yer, Night Sweats, Emacialion and General
Dsbii,y. Asthma, Influenza, looping Cough
and Group
In case OF actual disease Of the Lungs, or
seated Consumption, il is the only source Of
Hope.
Sold by Mcdonald & Smith, Sole Agents for
the United Kingdom. at the Italian Ware iehou.s,
Regent Street, London, in bottles and cases, for
ships, Hospitals, &c.
BIZ Special appointment t-DAVID =
BR NDi.EE, II9, Court street, Boston. Mass
Sole Agent for the United States and British
American Provinces
American price, 4 per bottle, with full di.
reciions for the restoration Of Health.
Pamphlets, conininng u nass or English and
American certificates aud Other eyideHce, show
ing the unequalled merits OF ihi, great English
Remedy, may be obtained Of the Agents gratis.
None genuine, without the written signature
OF tho American Agent, on n gold and bronze
sabel, to counterfeit which is forgery.
AGENrs-Newpori. X. j. TAYi.OR-Bris-
iol, ). w. BRiGGs-Wsrren, w. N. PAR.
KrR-Providence, GRosvsNoR 4 CHAsr-
New RedfoId, r.. TuoRsroS 4 Sos-Fsn
River. u. ;. CpAsr. Aug ~, isIi. ".
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rONsUMPTivES READ!!-I hercb

CONSERVATIVES READ!!-l hereby
" certify, lha, in consequence of repeated
and neglected colds, my lungs became ser''
ously affected, and fora long time ] suffered
with violent pain in the breast, obstinate
Cough and difficult Expcc,ora,ion. The
symptoms daily increasing in violence, had
recourse to various remedies with no avail,
until used 1homson's Compound Syrup of
Tar and Wood .Naphtha. which effected q
perfect cure before had taken three bottles.
f. EVANS, Fayet'e street, below Arch.
Prepared only at the N. f. corner OF Fifth
and Spruce streets. Price so cents.
Beware Of COnnteTfeiis
For sale in Newport by
Dec. T. r. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
Have YOU a Cough

which is troublesome and has not yielded TO
any of the remedies which yon hnve used !:
1t is attended with Pain in The Side, Short
ness of Breath, and .Nights Sweats.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
RY THE QUEEN'S PATENT.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
Buchan's Hungarian Bal
sam Of Life;

The great English rsmedy for
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND CON.
SUMPTION
VUyIIE mos, celebrated and Infallbls remedy
IL for Colds, Coughs, Asthma or any form
Of Pulmonary ConsuInption,is the HUNGA.
RIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered
by DIR. Bucban, Of London, England, tested for
upwards Of seven years in Great Britain and on
the continent Of E4rope, and introduced into
the United States, under The immediate superin-
tendcnce OF the inventor
The astonishing success Of the Hungarian
Balsam. in the cure OF every form Of ConSump-
ton, warrants the American Agent in soliciting
for treatment the worst possible cases that can
be found in the community cases that seek
relief in vain from any Of the common remedies
of the day, and have been given up by The most
distinguished Phyaicians. as confirmed and incu-
rable. The Hungarian Italsam has cured, and
will cure the most desperate OF cases. II is no
quaok nos,rum, but a standard English Medicine
Of known and established efficacy.
INCONTEsTIBLE PROOFS
OF The efficacy Of This laisnm in The ,rorsi
forms q Consumption.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY
DR.. Bradlee-Dear Sir-The Hungarian Bal
sam is, beyond all question, most perfect
and admirable preparation for Diseases Of the
Lunga. I have used It in my family, and in my
professional practice for more Than two years.
with the most uuform and entire success. i'm
cases Of severe Pulmonary Disease, and can
conscieniiously recommend il to all who arc
afflicted, as the most certain remedy for such
discusses with which am acquainted.
Yours Respectfully,
FREDERIC T, STORER, NJ. ID.
Saco, Maine, May %, Ista.
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Asthma
Here is the Remedy.

Remember The name, and place where il
is to be obtained, and do not be put off with
any other. has produced cure in as
desperate cases as yours may appear to be,
and doubtless will put to flight IN a speedy
manner those distressing symptoms which
fill your minds with gloomy forebodings OF
the fulurp
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
Its Healing Properties

do not deceive. The short dry Cough Is
quickly overcome, and easy and healthy ex'
pectoration take its place. Splitting Of Blood
IS Immediately checked. Night Soeats,wlh
pain ,n the side and chest, debility and diff
Guilty Of breathing, yield in short time
Asthma, with oil It's dreadful accompanlmen,s
is at once relieved Bronchitis. and IN fact
! all the diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
give way before this remedy, when oil other
means have falled.
Persons may attempt TO deceive you with
some other remedy, pronounclng it to BE-
equally as good,b ,bu, remember life Is at stake
therefore
BE not Deceived,
The only place IN The city Of New York
where Folger's Olosaonian, or AllHcnlinp
Bnsam is sold. Is at LOG, Nassau-st.. one door
above Ann street also, at Mrs Hays, I39,
Fulton street, Brooklyn, and at Hlneson's
Williamsburg.
For sale in Newport by
Dec. 4. II. J. TAYLOR.
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED

DR., Bradlee-Dear Sir-I take much plea
sure in giving YOU u statement OF the beneficial
effects Of Buchan's Hungarian Balsam, on my
daugh ghter, who had been Tor a number OF year
afflicted with bad cough, pain in the side, rails
ing Of blood, and all these pains and troubles
which attend that insdiOus disease, COnsump-
ton. | employed a physician who attended
her long time a, great expense, and then ad-
vised the consultation Of a celebrated physician
in neighboring town, at still greater expense,
aud after a number Of visits from the advising
PHI ysician, and the continuance for some time
Of the family physician he declared he could
do no more for her. lie had done all that he
could, and could see no benefit from il. l
then employed Botanic Physician for some
time, who seemed to do her some good, but did
not reach the root Of the disease. | was then
ndvsed by friend to try Buchan's Hungarian
Balsain. have used six bottles with the most
astonish & effect, II has restored hor strength,
cured her entirely Of her cough and pain in the
side, and she is now attending TO her accustom9
ed duties This may seem wonderful, but it is
no more strange than. true, and would advise
all who have symptoms Of consumption TO take
this medicine in season, and not wait till all
hope is past, although this case has terminated
so fortunately. In this case paid between one
and two hundred dollars for physicians and
medicine without any satisfactory benefit, while
six dollars worth Of the Hungarian BaIsam has
removed the disease, renewed The strength, and
brought on healthy action Of the systern.-
Try il for yourselves, and you will find the ono
half has not been told. You can use this
letter as you think best and as will do most
good aud wishing that your medicine may
benefit many as much as my daughter.
remain gratefully yours,
JNO. YOUNG.
Bath, Maine, Feb. "a, iS4l
p. s. would say further, that about five
years ago my daughter commenced raising blood.
which continued at times for three years, and
sometimes very bad, till about two years, when
she commenced taking this Balsam. The frs,
bottle stopped the raising Of blood entirely, and
she has never been troubled with il since.
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BY doing so IMMENSE ,rude am enabled to Keel
tIiat
TREMENDOUS WHEEL

in motion. SLOW SURE is it, revolution-cloth.
ing In its turn by thousands, until the end OF the ycnr
lis revulution completes n NIF 4 MILLION DOL
LARS WORTH SOLD, and brings is IA u new career
Tor lSi6.
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Do YOU raise Blood

DO you rd1sr D1oou
when you Cough and find your strength
gradually failing? You will find that these
symptoms if not properly attended to, will
terminate in Consumption & Death. Are
you troubled with that distressing complaint
Asthma
which deprives you of your rest at night, and
L.. h.,.
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COUNTRY TRADERS,

would invite Your attention To ns SPLENDID va
riety Of FASHIONABLE Goods was ever offered in
this market. comprising the latest patterns aud styles
ol French. English aud American nanulnclnre. You
invited to call or send your orders by mail 10 ihht
GREAT MARKET,
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tho rates Of toll the canal to be repeaed The act
to take effect immediately and to be made special order
for Thursday next
Mr. Chamberlain reported the bill complete for the
education OF Indian children and was ordered to
third reading.
Senator Jones, from the joint committee of confer
ence hich referred the bill regulating duties
goods sold auction, reported new bill. allowing
all domestic goods except distilled spirits to be duty
free. Tabled
The Senate adjourned TOD p. NJ
In the House, Mr. Barton reported bill to amend the
act of s44 in relation to State prisons do not hear
any thing from the committees having in charge the
bills to abolish whipping in State prisons.
Mr. Teit, from the committee to whom was referred
the New York and Albany Railroad BILL reported the
bill completes and it tabled for the present He
also reported the BILL complete to authorize the con.
strucuon Of new railroad between Schenectady and
Utica. Tabled
fhe bill to punish seduction and adultery was taken
up. and hnaiy, tabled until the Hon. B Bailey, OF
a visit.
noticeable nature.
Both branches now hold afternoon sessions--the
DO h are in session.
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MARITIME HERALD
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH as.

,us RISES. ). ..5 8 NOON RISE. .
suSsErs..... s lG Hlss wArEn.. .. 80 E
Cleared.
Ship Wellington, Chadwick, Loudou, 0rinnell. Minturn
x Co.
Ship Huguenot, Heale, New Orleans, X Collins & Co
Bark Maria Albna, (Brem) HaesloOp, Bremen, Victor
Duck witz. ~
Brig George, Carlson stettin, Schmidt & B.lchen.
Schr Nictcrus, Wass, Mayaguez, Badger x Peck.
Schr Montreal, lsley, Portland.
Schr Orator, Scott Phladclphia, Mckee, Hand 4 Co.
Schr Hamilton, Penheld, Alexandra.
Schr PoIpoiss, Drake. South Amboy.
arrived.
Bark orlando, Dyer q days from Mobile with cotton
Brig Overman, Davis, (of Portland from Ponce PR Sd
inst with 1879 hh aud do moasses to HARMONY
66 cks to Lord Left bark Chancellor Lamphee
New Hayen brgs China Lunt wig csrgo Mazeppa Colon
do Ann Smith, New Haven ST., schs Joseph Phne wig
Declaration, Touched Ponce Feb bark Jenae
Prim, Of Bo,ton. and lett same day for Mayaguez.
Brig Matilda Crowell. from Belize Hoa, March 9TH wit
mahogany, &c; to Lewis. Left, schr Nile, Hampton
dsg Spoke brig Sophia from New Orleans for Jamaica
Seh Brdgewate:, Alden from Cape Haytien, March 7th
70 Foster Nckerson. Spoke March 7h lat 81 Ion 72 schi
Avon. for Boston. -
schr Cinderella. Baker days from Boston, with fish, &C.
Sshr Js0eephine, Lstou5e,.e, from Wlmington, Nc
Sehr Tsunton. Amss. fiom PS,iaSeiphia, with mdss.
Schr Alexandria Richard, days from Philadepha, with
md.e
Schr Eldad. Dambe. 70 days from Philadelphia.
Schr Oscar Coles, Williams, from Smitnfeld. Va.
schr Mary Anna Cour.en from snowhi!l. with com
Sloop Republic, Sale, from New Bedford, with oil
Below,
ahip and brir unknown
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T.: g:
S ws: sa ,ii:sss s ss en
& e; rss;i sE:'
A.Ss sa.n
20 s 'i; s.: s'Ss
s ssai. rSI.fsgY
ford RICHMOND for Portsmouth Ar ga brig, Baltimore,
e, az s sS:s.
Sy%s s
e.oa o Tsss S DO SID III
sF Mg sse hSrs The Will
n~rs March Bark Mich Brown from New
ins Copper Cornell Rose Emeiipe, and Mary Ann Guest
:p sr ysi,sss :s:GS
i sl sas 0 %
sI ehSon.,, now he 5.aS s No 1E
Sesns Ms@;h ship. Rosl,l' Foster HsSs Aa-
NYo!L; e oTsoa ' r,Svidsss: s,,;. p.,;e.
Eass rfi:s ;
man, shsrmsu Nio,i Sid sloop Com Hull KicLstson. N
NEw BEDronp Mach 2sAn sch lien Rodman, Sherman,
New York Sid 2ls. schr' Lou sa Reeves. Soy; NSrtk
oioWA, 3~ew @%ss s'oSf w. ~>'N~ss
Nsw HAVEN, March 2o--sd barks New Haven Downes,
Manco; Magnolia Hoods Ba badoes brig Industry Pike
81 Gro x,chIs Pacific Prescott New York and Albany Alex.
NV LosDoS March GAR schr Thomas Pe,erkin Avery
New
NEw OalEAss March l3-Ar ship waldron, Cheevsr. Lii
EN- as:S az :s5: %ss. T;lss s; Reh ,s;
S Fl Es S1
RIVER ioi New YoiI ing SUM- fi.Sy Tsssisr for "
violent gale from NV to INV during which ped seve
raj heavy monkey rail- bulwarks head rail
Sos
ton; Benz F.ankn Finn, do; Saint George Long New Or
isaaoa; E%:i;as Van Gid;r NYor.i M.ahs Eiis.SssS
Mason, do; ghandsr Ncker,on, Albany; Reaper Lhad
wick Columbia, Kerry Bos Frances Ellen, Ro
PORTLAND, March al-Ar schr Rambler Hopkins. Thorn Vs.
sn.as fcrencs Pnte for Cuba Sid nd bark Agnes. brig.
He and Eyerns sstson Tor Bosion and The coasters which
PsovpErcr, March 2l-Cld bark Beaver. Andres. New Or
Lake, Lake Chef Baeman. Philadelphia Darius Nick
Boston, Harriet, Baker Richmond I'D arr schr In
crease Wesc tt Philadelphia via N.w York Sid bark Bea
violence Brown AID Rhode Island Hull, New York 2o'h
schr Smith, Portsmouth, RI load coal for Athens
R.cHMcyD, March ss-Ar schr Lady Clinton. Crsmer New
York. Sid schr Courier, Couch do.
SAVANNAH. March a0-Arr brig Bezen Reese, Tuzo
yspco!; Monticello, Lambert! orI Sarah 81 Col
Sid brss Wilson Fuller Cobb NYoIE; Macon. Haydsn do
WHMfNGroN: March lS-Cld brgs Bell Nyeu New York;
Champlan. Anderson, Kingston, ia.
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COM m u n CIALs


New York, Tuesday, March n.
AsHEs-sales were effected to-day in Pots at a. and
in Pearls at - SIT.
BaEArsruvYs. weather TO day was rather against
out door transactions The market, however brisk.
with fair amount of sales principally for export We
ton less than IS 66 but holders the close Of the
ke were little more firm, and were unwilling ops-
rate at fraction less than IS 60 at which price
many were willing to purchase. A large amount Of
Wheat was sold also for export, at prices raging from
IL a. Rye may be quoted at IS cents, not much
doing Corn, Southern IS cents, weight Jersey 90 10
conts
CorToN.-The market still remains rather quiet The
sales few also hesbuyers at present No ales
have been effected a. yet at any greater decline than
one-quarter cent E#
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naiscsllaneous Rscorn

miscellaneous Record.
LAUNCHED "A brig about was launched yeser.
day morning Philadelphia She to be called the Mary
Ann and ID max. her first voyage Gibraltar under the
command Of Captain James A. Lohdnd. Michael Molly il
her owner
Foreign P0rtss
PoRro CABELLo March lin port. brig Columbia, Coffin
Of and for Baltimore day; brig from New York
recollscted
Home Ports.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2-Arr bark Nichols Brown La.
dieu, NOeans; bugs Rowena Wilson, Poerto Cabello; Ade
aide Mason, NYok; schs Mddesex, Clifford, Bristol, RI
Eunice Rose Canes Amphibous Smith; Consul, Bolles
Leonora Woo.ton: Jsnkn; BsIiidge snd Henry Chase
HARDING Lubec Mar ha M,ria Weeks Brookh,ven. Below
bigs Two Sisters Kchardson Lubec Lewis Bruce, GROVE
Bo and topsail schr unknown Cid bark Lowell Brad
street, NOr-ans Brandywine Stephenson. NYoIk; ia
cob Raymond Herein Boston, Copper, Leeds, Fall River;
Edmund Francis, Hawkins. Hartford.
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Foreign Markets.

PUERTO CAsELLo, Feb. ISL send you list of quota.
tons Of the staple articles Of export import many Of
them based upon actual demand in consequences Of the
large number Of American vessels which have recently
arrived at this port and La Gusyra for csrgoes Of this
commodity ashed Of good quality. may be quoted
at 81 washed H. the latter quality 10 principally
bought for the French and English markets OK and
Cow Hides in good demand at for sailed, and 81
81 for dry. In Cotton quotations nominal sales
having been recently effected Indigo continues in fair
demand for Flor and the inferior classes in pro.
potion Cocoa in most extraordinary request for the
French and Spanish markets at $23 IS per fansga, for
the superior qualities, and from $2 20 for inferior
brands Fourssles at $I4 10; great hucuation is
peIenced in this article owing to the consumption being
comparatively small, and stock on hand very large.
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SALES OF REAL EsrArE AT AucuIor-2 story brick
front hoNse and lot 81 Csrmne % by 20 feet with
story brick house in rear 49, 700 story brick house
aud 81 unexpired lease OF lot 50 Vsndam st. 20 by
lOe 10 700 story brick house and lot ~ Murray st.
AID St. 81 avenue as by 100 feet S475 Lot sd
street, 9th avenue, "a ont IS by los feet
Pearl ST. tBroeklyn ~ by lo0 81 600 story and attic
brick house and lot &c. 18th street, 81 BY feet
So 0O0 story and attic brick house and lot TO- 18th
size, S. 500 Is years unexpired of lots
18th st, 9Th avenue, 33t by 1887 feet, 81 0o0
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PAPER. HANGING

HOWELL BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Importers
Of Paper Hanging, having opened in New York city q
branch Of their Phadephia would respectfully
call the attention Of the citizens Of New York and
wanting goods their line their extensive
PAPER HANGlN0S. Borders Fire Board Prints, Curtain
Pager and all other ARTICLES IN their line Of busness
H. B. have received from the Institutes for the
Of Domestic MANUFACTURES the Of New York
Philadelphia and Boston silver medals for the manufacture
their goods hater themselves that they better article
for the money than can be purchased
FRESCO PAPERS.
The Subscribers would particularly call attention theiI
Of kresco Papers for Parlo and Column
Papers for Halls Public Rooms. Eatries, &C. &c.
Papering OF Rooms Halls &c promptly attended by
full workmen.
Country merchants and city dealers will find their i'd
vantage 70 giye Q call
Two doors above the City Hotel.
Alot Of Drawer ssnd Shelving for sale a. above.
iaI7 lmsTb
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DOCTOR ARNT'S
RELIEF SALVE.

TOR WOUNDS, Bruises, Burns, Chronic Sores or Swell
lngs, Plies Ulcers and lnfamed Breasts. IL also
Rough sts viii soon render clear snd soft
lam highly gras,ed 70 hear that Inc Relief Salvs pre-
pared BY Dr. Charles Arn being introduced the public
K. .: @ 4 ss
any other preparation with which hays
ss q ns o
withhold Of surprise the happy eects
have known to produce several Of named breasts
MONDAY morning called At Mrs Huiberts She had
what we had to mad her dead They had however app.
ed Arnt Relief yslve that night day. and my
Ing had dee,s milk started key
put the child e her they are now both doing
some good il The world s''1 v 0eAs 's ''-'
5ssIc That the Ia: Of Ag.:
state few facts connected with case About twenty
received injury from the fragment Of bursting
ms have ds1:.. and PAIN and sn.y re-
quilted dlused aneursm, pe5ysdins my leg and foot
tractors" &C., re, with no bese6t.
seat aoss pain and ali appearance
Immediate morication was advised that order
~
until was persuaded to Try the Relief Save" After the
DARK %sSosany color leg and loot changed to
and healthy appearance BY boxes swelling and
d sna my leg :sn entirely free
ton yeas do therefore strongly Others
sr!ne from similar actions ana have doubt wi! prove
recommended. Respectfully yours' &c. p.peoN.
French. Hotel No u, Ful,os . rAssSSS M. York
wholesale and retail BY the principal agent
H. RING Draggst and Chemist, l9z Broadway, corner Of
JOIN street and By most Of the respectable dusgists
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The GENUINE
GALVAANr !! G !. RINGS

skGNETIC FLUID.
ID ECENTLY imported. celebrated both in Europe and
n America for the Of rheumatism and all chronic
diseases For sale by the dozen single
ABB. d. SANDS. - Fulton street.,
t7l1msr corner or Gold
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$500 REwAKp-cros., Specific Mixture, for q: cure

d E00 REWARD-Cross' Specific Mixture, for the
WOOO Of 0onorrhna. 0leet Structures and alasous
COMPLAINS of the Of all remedies dis
covered for the above complants this the most certain
makes speedy and without the leas restrc
ton Of Diet drink exposure change il apple alton bus
We long quacksh 1datons to deceive
the public medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
speak il Our object to notify where u can b had and
single OF
be brought which will rapidly under
forfeiture $500 THIS disease that unfortunately per
NAL and here presented with remedybywhieh
they without the least the
shortest time possible.
Futherthe disease be contracted IL dose Of the
Mixture is taken At night going bed, exposed IL
i pat bottles with full destlons accompanying it.
cured two days For sale Charles H. hing is2 Boad
way Jchu ST. New York Mr.. Barry. cor Chestnut aud
ST. Philadelphia aud at g. w Fowls i1 Washinr
ton St, Boston Canal st. ~ Orleans and IS Main stree.
Cinetnnati mia lm-mt
GEUk0lA LUMBER co. Notes wanted az Ger eent
~ discount, By D. r. PICK,
mA 2rc Wall street.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY WUkh,
Asd One Uhich should be IN the Hands Of eUeyy
Married Person.
MORAL PHYSIOLOGY.

~ BY Hen. r. u. Owen, with Addtions aud Alterations
by H. Glover, M. ID. To every person OF sound common
true few ignorant people may ccademn IT, but the editor
fully persuaded that the high Of the subject Of
which treats will prescaI itself forciby rehsetng
minds, command respect Were this book
lowed, persuaded that different Of society from
the present would exist
Price Of the Book 50 cents For sale By Burgess strngr
Co.. 2 Bro Away corner Of Ann street. By whom the uade
paid will BE- supplied with copies mail binding. Post
the book part Of the United States vs cents
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Passengers Arrived
BELIZE. Hon.-Bi g Matilda-D MAXWELL
Foreign lmpOrtatlons.
BELIZE Brig Mada-5s logs mahogany IL bales
saparilla Aleyandre-6 leg ends to master.
Domestic lmportations.
MoBnE-Bark OrArdo-ioo bales cotton A Ayeril co-en
Dillinger Ames-ll0 Drake Mills-80 w Adams-70 II
Colt co.'s Collins Cahart-lo0 Holbrook, Nelson
Sturges T. Ci-arman-l55t TO order.
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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS,

THIS the most speedy certain ..1 sGsctaal remedy for
all sexual diesses IL u IN port:bts form, and essnt
potent remedies those ~ the most c0nceuratsd
form For ssic whoessle and retail No. Ann street.
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MOUSSELlNES DE- l.AlNE.
4 M NEW eFRlNO STYLES OF Foreign end pQHessic
M. - az & 10y ~ }. ssE2ELR3S Cos.
t~inTn NWmAn asst
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DN- HULL'S IKUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
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