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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-03

CoSNEcTicUT ELECTION takes lace on Monday
next, and ! there are any Wings from that State
in this vicinity, we advise them forthwith TO return
home in season to cast their votes. The Election of
members Of Congress will be strongly contested in the
New London aud Wndham District, where John A.
Rockwell is the Wing candidate, and in the Hartford
and Toland District where j. Dixon is the Wing candid
ate III both these districts the parties are very nearly
balanced, and the result is doubtful uni sss the Wings
put oi their foil strength in which case they will sue
iced il would be shame to Connecticut that two such
pen should be defeated. and the Wing ascendancy in
aec tCongless be thereby endangered. Remember
that one vote may decide the question: and act accord
inEy.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-03

To CLAIRvoYANTs.-W Wanted for the Post Of
Zee Department, one thousand clairvoysns OF ir.
reproachable character, to examine letters under
The law providing that letters addressed TO different
persons canno, be enclosed in the same envelope
or package, under n penalty Of &c., unless sent to
foreign countries Yankee Doodle.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-03
TELEGRApHIC DESPATCH.

Inc Transcript received the following telegra-
phic communication yesterday, dated at New
York, l-2 o'clock P. M.
LANDING OF AMERICAN FORCES!
INVESTMENT OF VERA CRUZ.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08
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Ser cbis g @taats ,8cte erttheint reselm1Bta jeetn
Dlithppth. Der Surftrirtlrns> Vres 1T Sl SO uns
tsrnste 9craustesabuns in'Saarsclo oesr .
weau Die 3aSfun 8 nad, Der erlteh ealftc rss
5atres %f9iept 9pitsr 3abIcsb baten So SO ~
sntriHen. xcin untert4rsiter miro tilr cinsn FUR.
Itrtn, ,3ttraum' ais Wlpnate at,stncnnen autt
fann eic2eitunS uur bann anF9esettn erren, wenm
ale Guttfanpe ottr;abs fino. G.ne 0enahldlli.
suns rit 3ritunS pcr cein Gncc Res tabrs au,utln-
sen. pro ais eine Srneutrun5 Ger 9utttrt tirn be-
trahtet Wttbeilunsen unr Sricfs hnc rattfreier
tetcn. UJT Oirtt Strinsunscn Hssrsn rinttlIa be-
sbIdbtet werccn. ..E #....
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

Cine Sttsuntmahuns rrn einsm 9terct ontr
psniser toltet fir sin,i,aia' Ginrlfans SO tnts
fur smal $ !, mno fir jcee fernere Ginrltuns rer
ftlttn 0itrrts 25, Gents. Gin Iercf 3 Dcnatt
emiuratsn trifet S3i 6Dlrnate SIS, Sabr S'et
Cine balte Spalte 3llrnctc cin;uriltsn S 9, 5Nc.
nate Is, iSabr 25. Cine 9an3t 9r0Its fir 6 610lc.
nat tcftt Is, 6 Olcnatc 81 ttnr Sabr S33.
s 58tfdaftstarten n prn a peer rpeniser Sci.
Zen sinsnrdtsn rsr ,Sabr S 8, 6 MlrnattS3
Grufarbeitt jtncr Nrt i'll rsutfttr, eng
lifhcr uno frau,Siliher Srrade pirp inrer Cff,-
res SGbie 9tasts- Setsn" prompt, tauter lno cor
rttt 9elieftrt. a .s. s...a.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08
- a cD b a 1T p et,
elus benz b0bmilhsIhleGhen 9ebirSe.
~ Gine spabre 9tIhihtc.
8an uffo 8 crn.
lTcrtEbnna.l-

9luf ecm ppfeu ;u ct. p'ter itano Gin
iun.er 1t,nutsr Wenid, JtamenS ear!, Der
audi upn ibr seh0rt hattie. uno ben bic I'ebe
Gmlamteit uetr pla9te ols islHe Samsra-
oeu. Gr madjte 1ldh 10 eft es nur an9sna
in Der yidbe Der ganpe ;u id,afftn, mas e1s
mem gren,jdscr nid1t itper fallen f1nn,
uno bate audi fhon Gelesenten 9efuncen,
nit pepi 3u reoen. Die palhbampelm mar
ibn aber jsDesmal III bic Sueere 9etOH'
men, unc bic pepi wid ihm nun bon pe's
tenn aus wabrIhelnlih batten etn paar oer'
be mitterld,e Shrfeisen ile Su olelem gnt'
Id,lul1e beilin,mt. &arl CAB aber fem Spsel
lc leidt ntht auf er 9ina lhon am traben
W2oroen in bic Ionnentpalcer, m's Slenbrl5
oui oenTiehtrieb, nno lpdbete nad) Dem IhO'
r,cn sinoe, pas ihm Der 3uFaa enc!leh I'M
@sbS(, eutoeaenfilhrte. Dle pald,oampeln
o,ua ,.par INNER NIT, tpenr 5e'll5 aus cem
8uIt aehclt peroen lollte, olesn'al aoer
hattie Te Gh einen Ta9el III cen SuB aetre-
ten uno pepi wuroe nit ihrem Brucer forts
oeShd,- Oils Ge nun ebrn Die ottrren Nelte
{ammel,s, xaafhte es nit einemmale lmGs'
bulh uno Der 0rensja9er &arl trdt ouV o'e
gtdue berous er fab reht idsmud in Dem
maucn WaFtnrcts aus, iein teir'es @'Nht
m,t Dem blonoeu Shnurrtarte 9eFil 'hr
bes7er ais olle aurern, ole Ge b,sher ae,ehen'
4orl war, pas man 10 nennt. em oerooroe'
ner Stucsnt. SO hate Inn nid,t oetaRen
3 gesc!cs III ,pcroen. unp hcs oufs san's''t'
reus unp Gdreiens isiner W'uter, bic aa'
III aerue einen eeiitlihen S,errn 9 Ohm aehab'
bate, aina er gum nsrrn Sbe'eomn'''lar IT,
msleete ,Gd,, Jar slufnatne n-t'e e'rensma>
die. Gr erbielt BlHsn uno Won'ur. Der
Serr OtercOn,midlr verlprad 'bm balc'se
8etoro.runs, anb nad 2 9as'n marih''te
er nit cad ano paf uad Ct. peter, 'ooh'n
er perttedt war. Soier ,nu8te er nun mir
.isinsn erfahrsnen &ameracen BEN DienIt'
aae Qleae uuo 6dbrten I'M Gee'ra fenHen
Iernen. Sm slnfana7reuete ss iha Off, oaB CT
bisis beIhwerlite 2ebensweiie 9e'udblt, ater
pie or beGsr bsfannt nit is'nen eesentpar'1>
aen 2amcrabeu wuroe, fab CT audi, eab es
uidt 20 Rrense, mi benz Dhnlte aecalten
spuree, uuo bag babel gtncr Gem gNoetn
burt Die Siuser fab. .astarf. ls1
qDie or I'D, in bic ih6ne pep! eerllebte nno
,ucem Der Scmmer FAM no BAD Setrs'n
fsiuer aan;eu 9rrliafelt (fsht sefel eS Tina
brobsn reeht7 gut, unc ieine phantaf'e nalte
,ibm lelta feline aehalTse pfdt nit anreren
liehtereu Sasten ous, a!s 'Fahsr I'M sW!ntsf
uao, g,ahlins. pepi srfhrad n'dt ~e''a,
ols Der tlcube Sdscr pie tersetloisn Dor thr
itane unp ljeB cas- 8s,fattncel, ras fe seen
,ulammenaercut bate, n'seer ausemanosf
.fuaem.- Gid, S,err Se-7i hi { IL ,asi
Der @feu,jiser, .rsrr ieine .st'tsn staoea
Der qiete i'm altell gromalntiheen M ~ prag as-s
arnaAt bate, no ss auseEr aeiss Der hohen eanle
b .D.r Wissnldaffm eaa4 nod anotss e9n'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

len 9lebt, in ccneu man bas Seben itueirt..
bittete lld wctl Ne iheu. ,u MAIDEN. ylDie
tommt'S cenn, pspL ra6 cu teute aleiu
bt +? fra9te er, ie,ne Sldlc atnerisno, uno
frste I'D, iii oas S,cicclbeer9eittduh.
,.Cenn - Die SHUTTER hat elnen ltlmmen
Tn6."- nWarum tilt cu cenn fcrtseldufeu,
tple i'd, od5 leBte Wal al gurem Snau1e pcrs
beifam ?'-uSte wlD halt nidt, cas- io, nit
ibm;recen f,Q',-u. Die MISUNDERSTANDING
itsn 70 mdhtI9 su wi'fea, oa6 ite eiiig bas
Sltncleln wlcoer Sul1mmcnlas unp auf Die
9ude rparf. Der @ren;jieer binoerte Ge
oaran, tnocm er Ge bel be, Nano fa6te nno
oertraulIf III tbr iprad, ,,ou bait elgcntlit)
eln id'ledtcs eeben, pcpi unc oas thur mir
Ieio. Stan ! ou fommit nir9enrs bin, pe>
Der gum Gang ncd gum eidten; ih haiti
bid germ id1pn einmal ausgebeten aber
wenn td es ttue, erloutt es Gle Wutter ses
miB nttt. -, Ns, bas MIRO e rlltt," ants
wortete oaS Wichen nit Dem Gone tieflfer
lleberSeulunN ,,fle fam i'm nitt ocrtra-
Aeu."--,,Sd, mbhte aber rch enmal nit Dir
tanSen, prpt $50 melB halt niht, cb
id's trefen mbtte." = $50 prcbier's er,s
NAL - nitnm Dir bch zine Slusrebe; Gebit
ou, am Scnutaee bat eis eaufertberef,iO ,iOot,s
Seit nit Dem pferoebannes, td Mills Dem
Gannes fl9enL oaB er bid, aasbitten lua.1 .
prpi bate in ihrem eeben nod, nitt 70
oict nit eiiem fremren Wanne 9clprrhen,
uno caS 9lnerbieten ces @renSjisers mat,te
Ie oraencs oern!rrt. 9lter neil nun Gle
Gdmp'leute 70 tb6,tht wareu, oaB Ge
meluten, eln !O,dcden lieBe Gh bitten ,rit
elne 3'e9e, uno neil fIe ilbe.md6is eesis u
itren9e seaen lbre 8tuUer maren = fam oil
Strnfe ilber Ne. pepi puree ;,par blutl o'b
als ater Der 9ren ji9er 1siu 9lnerbrtel
mlererholte. ia Wlal9fe fe, merit aud
itumm, aber eelfe dd,eer EN-, tpell (Ie nit
abmebrte. ais Der SdQer f'ineu Slrm nm Il.
fddana nnc flc an eine 8ru(t rlildte. ,gr
rpire 1hcn olm1l5 nit ibr ems aencrc,n
tpenn nld,t perl's Srucer aus eem niehlfen
Snit aerllfen bate, mas ile icaleib tpieoer
;Hr Se(Innnna brad,te. Sic ri6 Gh los, be,
grenijiJer ater fu6te lie raid, uno feline,
Silhie anfnebmeno mar er nit einrtl, Sprun
sc tn Diffft perihwunben. pcp, athmefe
bod, aiif nno fab oem ftnftn @, iinrrd nit
beaen Sllfen nah, Der eine Wjnute ipdter
auf Der eebne err fhien, an ,pelher bic beiren
nit ibren pclsfo:bsn btuabsinsen.-@r lah
(le SCI lift inter Der eaif, oen Sept CUR Groe
seienft, auf einen sIft fd liisenr, lanslam
uno miibleIis tiuatitctsen = lIe oadte ses
briidt nno fhnerathmeno an cen ndd,fen
Scnutag, wcnn pie, geiaen uno 1rrnpeteu
aufip'sten uno fIe uno Der Sdaer nit eil,an<
Der tanSen trinren. Die pald)bampelin
fraate Su Ssaufc lcslcid, cb Ge Memano i'm
guide settcffen titten /; ,Vepi o,,tmcrtete
ltcnerno: uTiemano als eiuen 99e,lencen,
ben it nid,t fennt' tab."- lie Wutter liee
bic Milhluppe anmadsn, jaste bic &nber
ale III Bett-fle ielber isste ftd, Der rieTbar
einaus, i'm thrrn Mann III ermarten Der
bsute 0adt tommeil lcate. .,
j. +. IRIS h :. a.s 9, ggl1,iff1s Ioy3u I
untsr sen Aitten unb ganben bet 4cdp
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

t6rfcr fteht ale DIAL einey an Der EN- id,mars
ses Brett bdnat, nit cer Wetten Snihriff
teSeid,nete ,,&. 6. 8reuswats sSaierne." -
Ia lsbeu wie in einem Gcfer Die gelellen
earin, ,pelhen bic Sbbut bergjren;en anuers
traut 1T unc pcn oenen ftets bret GerteI lee
oisen Stances lein fpllen. gu iehen III nidst
oiel 1T icIhen @a fernen, 10 piel 8ct;en BON
Gaunenhcl, uno 70 plel Riter, als Mann
auf REM 3ettcl iteben, Der an Der Gbur an.
9ebdnat 1T, tpeiee raltbe 'Ccden baiilter. Elm
aruser Gid, nnb fur Seoen Elm stubl. -
sln Der yEano ldl,ft Gin 0Red,en, harart bic
cieniffreien Si9er ibre Wafcn auftdnsen.
alice Slnccre, 8iihen' uno Birtbihafs'
acrdtb, it iiter ale MaBsn nctbt ii1ftig be-
felt. - Secen Neerseu trifFt Der Gcmnrdn.
caut oes Ycfens, Der aus 4-lOn. II N.
tefeht feiue Diercfticnen unb Der Maun
mus swolf Stunoen Iienlt tbun - tauw
miro CT ab9e6it unb fam eine gleid,e 3eit
ausruben. Dieie polten rpercen nun unauss
aeieBt BON ihren @OmmiTdren, 6ibrern une
Sbers@ommiflte Ger @renSspahtsG Gcnpag.
nlen olltirt uno fteben ifense Strofen auf
jecer, audi Der 9eriusfeu gernahldhisuns.
Gner maB tets 81 oauie bleiben; u,n bei
rcrfcmntencen Sdacn 0leoe unb 9lustunft
81 9eben, uno oas mar heuie, am Gage, no
Der pferce- Nannes nit Der 9onfer.I thereto
S9cfSelt nad,te, Der uerlieb:e &arl. gr
bate NIT cem Sberjiser Die Sad,e ateefars
tet rno oerlprad,, BEN Shlnfel bei'ai gsad.
bar absu9eben, wenn or fortsinee. ramit bic
9lneera in's S,aus tSnuten, bas chue Obtut
blieb. sllle waren fort - es rnadte ia,cn 7
lltr Ietn. uno Rarl ftu9 an flt, ,u rusen. -
Die Slrite tpuroe 9etpaften, Ger Bart NIT
gSads en9efhmicrt IL unsar,fh sueeorebf,
bic falbleeefnen Stlefeln, beren Scblen seis
ne Nagel batten uno bic nur bel bsipnesrn
@'elesenbciten gum 8crfhein falaen, blane
scpust uno ras tpeise Seintleie, :. Ger stcfi
jeres8renSjdsers, pcriIdtis iiter tiestuhls
lehne sehdnat. Der SpisseI mar frs,lih sis
ner BON jenelt fleine1 III papier ssfaeten,
bic in Der 9tese( mir cas babe geTtt spie'
bergeben; ater Garl mar in benz 2lugenbli6
70 pertieft, bae CT gar mid ulerf;e, rpie einsr
untertaib Der eaferue pcm pferee ities uno
rafd,en sdrittes beraufIt,es. Gben bate
JRarl iein oaar sur 9r6Bten 3ufrieoenbeit gee
rrrust, als Die 1bir auffoa inc iporentlir.
rene Gin fa,fer, bdrtiser Manr. hereintrat.
een Der blanfe shleppidbel unb Die Ilse
nit illberner Teeoratlcn als einen ber Gcms
pasnielpranner, ben Aerrn ecmmiiidr .tes
8siirte, tenutlid r,ahten. Ter arure Hart
erfhrod bis in ben Masett, als Der .braune
Splcfernes. hcdanf9erihiet spis Elm Waits
baum, nit elmer rauben fraBiaen Stimme
anf1ns ,.yta, was ltefen Sic lt tpie eine
aase2 mas fl csna bas ncllen gle in
gtuten uue Gttiimrfsn auf FatrciIle sss
ben 2"- Sasl ftOte,tc s,nise Merte, eassr
iu oauie setliebsn iei, neil tbn gang ute
mphl eemcfcen--bclte feufsenD eds Denit'
bueb hrlbei, in. Dem Der Gsmmi6ar tlaftstfr,
futr mittettpeile In ben g. ilnen gSaftsnicr.
nno cac raube 3eua ras aQe tsIne 2ctlsts
fenfilnite INIT e,nem Naale spieofr iu n,ette
uaaHtes gtj xAu 4Eg 4ll..g3l9 ni nsAg
tSrrfissurs fstet.) .s..hnnz
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

ewmA cW SettuW8 WV VS'W 0Hoe oeS SaDtS 0uItutu"'
Ssx sirb ais cine Grntutt.ts t.r 9utftri. tien Re.
sraestet. Nlittbeilunssn "ns ss-' 80 sef-a' --ss
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

len sinjnriden per 5abr s-s.u6- -aalpnats $ j
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08
Dsmdftefarteu.

-r-, 9. 9. q. Mitttn0.
sT Dfeut flhe Apot hefe,
~or1 farlt6s Iustarawas. 9traSe, Sc.
wv IL ssIiitr :. pirrcHSs UrUeerp.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-08

lint.s ben Aatten iub ganbea BET Hod,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-08
TO CONTRACTORS
AND Bull ID T. IL y

TlOSE contractors and builders who are
about having their PAINTING - GLA.
ZING done, will find it to their advantage TO
call on
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Coggeshall & Bliss's
PApH1Ip
co 0KING RAN G E

I'M Subscribers have just taken out letters pa
l. tent for new and beautiful cooking Range,
TO which they invite the attention of the public.
This Range may be set in an ordinary fire
place; andby simple, though eiiectnal appaIa-
tus, the throat of the chimney may IN an instant
Of time, be opened or closed, so that the heat in
summer and the fumes from cooking at all times
may escape through the chimney.
Wood or coal may be used, and the evil of
smoking chimneys is completely remedied by
its introduction.
This range is so constructed that II takes up
but small space, and yet it contains all the
Qualities of those which take mp double the n
mounts and il being constructed as II Is, the Boil
erS are brought in close proximity with the fire,
and it consequently boils much sooner, and with
a smaller amount of fuel, than the old fashioned
Ranges or cook stoves. II contains five boilers,
four of which may he converted into Two, by Ia
king out cross piece, and thus Will admit OF
two large boilers at the same time IL also con
tanS an Oven IL inches wide by 81 deep, which
cannot be surpassed for bsking.
The subscribers have one Of their Ranges in
operation at their store, where the public are in
vited to call and examine ii, and II they will,
they must al once discover Its utility. They also
keep constantly on hand all kinds OF Parlor, Of
flee, and Cook Stoves, Tin Ware, &c, &c.
COGGESlIALL ~ BLISS.
Feb 9-tf
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-04-08
EWELL'S
Medical Companion.
TENTH EDITION.

IN &. n Co. will also publish this spring
l. TIE MEDICAL COMPANION, or Family PLY.
sician /: treating of lhe Diseases of the United
States, with their symptoms, causes, cure, and
means of prevention, common cases in Surgery,
as fractures, dslocations, &c; the management
and Diseases of Women and Children. A dis
penSaiory for preparing Family Medicines. and
a Glossary explaining technical terms To
which are added, a brief Anatomy and Physi-
ology of the Human Body showing, on rational
principles, the cause and cure of Diseases: an
Essay on Hygiene, or the art of Preserving
Health without the aid of Medicine: an Ameri-
can Materia Medica, pointing out the virtues
and doses of our Medicinal Plants Also, the
Nurses Guide, by James Ewell, Physician in
w WaShington formerly OF Savannah. The
Tenth Edition, revised enlarged, and very con-
sideraby improved; embracing a Treatise on
Hydropalhy, Homeopathy, and the Chronoher'
nal System.
~ Booksellers, and others purchasing
Books, are invited to call and examinei our
Stock before purchasing elsewhere: they will
find il more extensive than that % any other eS.
tabliShment in the Country, andwe will sell at
the lowest prices. Il. c. IL Co.
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WILLIAMS & FREEB0RN,
No. I2s, Thames street,

(the Store formerly occupied by the late VIM
ID. Calahan,) where they can have their Paint
inc and Glazing done on as reasonable terms.
as At any other establishment m tins town.
Please call and examine ior yourselves.
Mr. On hand new and superior article OF
WHITE LEAD, which we are selling very
cheap. lNewpoH, Dec j, 1910
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Eight Days Later from Saltillol

Farther PARTICULARS Of the Bat
tie of Buena Vista--Arrival Of
DIR. Turner--Despatches from
Col. Curtis.
DR.. Turner, bearer Of dispatches from
Col. Curtis, arrived here this morning
at 3 O'Clock.
We learn from him verbally that it is
understood at Camargo that Santa Anna
has retired from Aqua Nueys, IN the di-
rection Of Pauss, where il is supposed
he would make a halt. Gen. Taylor
still maintained his position at Buena
! Vista.
Or. Turner informed us that the news
heretofore published VI the battles VI the
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PRICE 3s CENTS.

THIS Work is now in the hsAls of the
i slereolyper, and will be issued by the Sub
scribers in the month Of April next. 1t is d
plain, familiar, but thorough exposition OF Eng
lish Grammar, adapted to the present condition
of our language, and to the wants of the Schools
of this country, and is designed, not TO discuss
the subject with the teacher, but TO enable him
to communicate an accurate knowledge Of II
with facility to his pupils. Those who are ac'
quainted with Mr.. Chandler, either personally
or through his widely circulated and important
journal, will not hesitate TO admit, that 1t would
be difficult to find a person better suited to the
task of preparing such trealiSe and that il
may be expected to be standard work IN It's
to be of eminent service 10 the cause
of education, and to reflect honor on the school
literature Of America
THOMAS, COWPERTHWATT g. Co,
Publishers and Booksellers,
253 Market Street, Phil;ld.
Feb. l8, lSi7-mar. Ill mo.
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DACUERREOTYPE MINIATURES.

lie would also say to those who may wish
III for a good Photographic likeness, that he
devotes so much at his time rs may not be re
quircd for his professional duties, to this art
lie learned of Mr.. Manchester during the stay
of that gentleman in town last Summer, and
operates in The same room and mostly with
the same apparatus Used by him. Ladies and
gentlemen are invited 10 call and examine
specimens. Rooms at the corner Of Thames
and Mary streets.
mch. Ia. 3w.
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Steamboat NOTICE.

b. f'rfssss Ns The Steamer "PERRY,'
tl14Yl If SCapL WoolsEY, will on and sf:
T.-->SzE...ysysssrlter MONDAY, April 5lh leave
Newport for Fall River at "A o'clock, on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays-touching al
Bristol ferry, Il. l. side, in time for passengers
TO take the steamer Bradford Durfec,
from Fall River for Providence.
Returning, will leave Fall River at II A. M
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, the
PERRY will leave Newport for Providence al
"a A. M.,-retufning will leave Providence al
% p. Nj.
FARE FROM NEWPORT TO FALL RIVER. 30 cts
the FERRY, 80 cts
" PROVIDENCE, IS cts
Newport ap Isl, lSi7.
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Gs9gg IgOalssS.
Administratrix's Notice.

At a Special Court Of Probate Of NeePort, hot-
den March 10Th, lS47.
PPLICATION is made for some suitable
N person to be appointed Administrators on
the estate of John Ii. Atkinson, late oi
Newport. decd. the same is received and re-
fcrred for consideration to Special Court oil
Probate, to be holden at the Clerks Once, IN
Newport, on SATURDAY the 10th day OF hprii
next, al 2 o'clock. p. M. and notice IS ordered
10 be given thereof for three successive weeks
in the HERALD OF THE TINES, that all persons
interested may appear al said time and place
and be heard. True copy-witneSs,
mar IS. b. Is. ROWLAND, PROB. Ch
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No. 100 Thames-st.
Directly opposite the Merchants and Traders
Banks.
BENZ. II. TISDALE,

| DAlvCs He lCDllALs
HAVING completed the alteration and i'm.
III provement of the above store, is now pre-
pared to receive again the calls of his custom
ers and the public, where he offers for sale
upon the most reasonable terms, a large and
valuable assortment of the following Goods viz
Gold and Silver, Lever, L'Epine and Verge
Watches Fine Gold, Gilt and Plated Jewelry
Silver, German Silver, Plated and Britannia
Wares; SpectacleS of Gold and Silver; Fine
Pocket and Table Cutlery Fancy Soaps Per
fumery, Brushes, Combs and rich Fancy Goods
Mahogany framed Looking Glasses of Ial
sizes; Steel Fire Sets; Japann'd Tea, Wine
and Bread Trays.
Steel Bag & Purse CLASPS; Purse trimmings
Steel, Silver and Gilt Beads Drill'd eyed, Net.
ting, Knitting and Crochet Needles.
| Having received the Agency of an extensive
manufacturing establishment, he is enabled tc
execute at wholesale or retail, all orders for
30 hour, Day, Gallery, Alarm, o. G. Pillar
and Gothic Clocks, at prices lower than they
have heretofore been o1ered.-All Clocks war
ranted
Watches of every description repaired, as
usual, and particular attention paid to JOB
WORK of all kinds.
SILVER SPOONS, Forks, &c, of the latest
patterns, WARRANTED Sterling Silver. 10
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

TO COMMENCE MONDAY, APRIL S, lS47.
Leave Fall River for Taunton II Boston al Ga
o'clock, a. m. and 3s pm
Leave Fall River for New Bedford at "a and
81 a. m. and 80 p IN.
Leave Boston at a. IN. and 81 p. m.
New Bedford for Fall River at 6I a
m. and 3i pm
SAMUEL II. p. LEE, Jr., Superintendent.
Fall River, ap. LIST, lS47
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TOYS! TOYS !

NOW is your time to buy Toys. Young has
the largest assortment in town and a"tcchc "
cheaper than any one else. Next south of the
Town Hall. Mar. IL.
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SPRING GOODS.
MARCH 9th Is47. FARNSWORTH &
lM SHAW, No. 65 Milk street, corner oi
Pearl street, offer for sale, received by late ra-
rivals.
German, French and English Broadcloths
do Black Cassimeres and Doeskins;
Fancy Cassmores, the newest styles,
Coddingtons, Tweeds and Gambroons
Croton Coatings Areadan Cloths;
Cashmere and Fancy Vestings
Foreign and American Do LANES;
Corded DE LANES, extra styles
"A Scotch Gingbams, in variety:
do Erlston. do extra fine;
| London Prints, Iloyle's Cbin,zes, DC. NC !;
Silk Warp Alpaccas, Blue Black Orleans;
| Mode Alpaccas, Extra fine Drab do
German Hosiery, White and Colored
| Cashmere Hosiery, Black and Colored
Spitulfcld Handkerchief, Plain and Twilled
| Ladies Kid Gloves, Black, White &C.;
do Lisle Thread and Cotton
| Gents White and Colored Kid Gloves;
Fine Brown Hollands;
q English Silecins, Twist, Buttons, &c.
Together with a large assortment OF Ameri-
can Woollens, Cottons, Prints, Tickings' DriI-
lings, Flannels, Cambrics, &c. nc. ow.
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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.

A New Grammar Of the English
Language, by Joseph R. Chand-
Ter. ESQ, editor Of the United
States Gazette.
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DENTISTRY.

n X. BOUTELLE would say to his
IL. friends that he has so far recovered from
the effects OF his late accident as to be able a
gain to attend to those who may wish for his
professional services. Office at the corner VI
Thames a Mary stTsets