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Marine Memoranda.

Brig Rober, Bruce, Wade, was spoken Dec
l0,h Off Cape ila,etas, fm n York for BaIIle
Honduras.
Sch'r Julius PrincIe, Miller, cid atN York
10Th inst, for this port.
Arra Mobile the 7lh, schr Em'y L. Sou
der. A my, from Havana.
Bark Floyd, May berry, was at Barbados
25ih ult I'm Boston for Turks Island aud New
Orleans next.
Brig Henry Marshal, Freeman, was at lIa-
vana Ith, dIs'cg.
Brig Prince de JonviIe, Gardner, sid from
Havana 30ih for Cabanas.
Bug Gen. Cobb, Hammond, was at Jamal.
ca 9th ult. lJ DAYS from this port.
Schr Daniel Baker, Braman, hence, arr. at
Mobile Sth INST.
Schr VI Williams, WAshburn arr at Nor
folk 18th, I3 days from Martinique.
Ship RepublIc, LlttehUid, cl' at York
18th, Tor Para.
Bark Floyd, Mayberry, was at -, Martins
about Sd inst tor New Orleans.
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TORNADO IN ALABAMA A destruc-
tive tornado passed over the counties oI
Perry, Tuscaloosa and Greene, in Ala
bama, on the 10Th instant, destroying a
large amount Of property. The town oI
Ncwbern, in Green county, was entirely
demolished, the tornado in its course de-
stroying houses, trees, Sc, and killing
the sheriff of Perry county. The mails
had been interrupted on several portions
of the route through which the tornado
has passed.
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Registry Tax Notice.

HAVING received tho Registry Tax Book
IL from the Town Clerk. shall be aud re-
marn AT my office, No. ITO Thames street, to
receive the Registry, aud Personal Tax, ac-
cording TO law. thl' month, a, least sin hours ~
each day, aud the last s,N days, from - To &
o'clock. Those who wish To avail thsm.olNc.
OF the privilege Of voting ~ l-iS. must call
und pay Their tax thus moud.
Dee. -. J GOODSPEED, Collector.
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HERALD AND MORNING DECEMBER 3d. s4

THE LOUIS PHILIPPE. We learn
that the packet ship Louis Philippe was
got off shore at Nantucket, and towed
into Edgaiiown by the steamer Nassa-
cbusetts. The Louis Phil'ppi IL 794
tons bunhen, and belongs to Fox q Law
ingston's line Of Havre packets, The
vessel is insured IN Wall street, New
Yors, for about $4,000. The greater
portion Of the cargo is also insured IN
Wall street. - Boston Atlas.
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uTCOUGI-. COLDS. AND AL DIS
BASES pE THE LUNGS.

I'UE most popular aud long tried remedy
i for the removal aud cure Of the above com
plants > the well known Mrs. GafdInef's Ia
dian iialsam ui lIycTwurL IT. efficacy has al
ready been tested hy Thousands and Is now
preferred to all other preparations IN use. IN
obstinate Coughs D. need, buto NAL iu prove liS
efficacy. The Gal>am IS accompanied with full
directions The genuine article - signed 10y
ihc proprietor.
Wholc.alc agent, -IIcn>hlw, Ward d Go.
T.. Brrnlcy a. Co. FTrWcr, stevens N tuNh'
ing: seth " Toulc: 4. " ~ ~ sands, New
York. NM BROWN, No, I0s Washington
street.
For >alcin Newport by e. TAYLOR.
Dee ~. I'd co y Jm
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FRrxziNG TO DEArH.-IIenry G. King,
a halter by trade, having wife and children.
living in Danbury, Conn, was frozen to death
few nights since on his way home from
tavern, where he had been drinking to ex
cess. The case Of this unfortunate man al
iords moral which we cannot refrain from
giving currency to. His father was in good
cIrcumstances, aud had repeatedly estob llsh.
ed han in business; aud his hopes and cx-
pectations had been rs frequently dIsappont
ed. So deeply rooted had his Incorporate
habits become, that all reformntlon on his
part became hopeless, and finally brought
him TO " die as q fool dicth"
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We mentioned in our Mondays p,per,
on the authority of the Woonsocket Pa
triot of Saturday, that the Hon. Il. B.
CRANsToN had been invited to address
the citizens of Woonsockct on the sub
jcct Of the Mexican war 1t appears by
The Daily News of yesterday, which is
likely to be correctly informed on the
subject that it is the Hon. II. Y. Cn,Ns-
TON who has been invited, and that he
has accepted the invitation.
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Notice.
uTILLIAM NEWTON, srrc..

ysTIlLIAM NEWTON, r..rrc'!nlly gives
w notice To all his cu,' 1W.is having Nc.
counts ut hi> store (No $50 Ih1mcS.St.) TINT
Ihclr bills viii be- ready and presented on the
hr,t day orJanuary, ISIS tor payment and II .,
confidently expected thai ,rery onewlll respond
To this cali and cheeriully pay mp
An persons having DEMANDS a'e requested to
call M The same time and receive lhrlr pay.
he thank, hi, numerous cu,l' nerS Too 81
na,r t,yorS at ne aid d1nd. ana soicts con,
nnuaucc ~ the sam" place.
De. ~. Isi1.-dAvlm
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday. Dec 90, 1917.

Monday, Dec 90, 1917.
AT market, 500 Beef Cattle. 25 Jokes Work
ing Oxen, 80 Cows aud Calves, 300 Sheep
and 600 Swine.
Prces-Beef Cat,ie-Estra 81; LIST quality
Sc 5OaS6 10; ~ quality S5 75aSG Sd quail.
iy 81 5Oa$5 %.
Working Oxen-S7OaSll5, according to
size aud quality
Cows aud CaIves-$20, S25, S3l, $3s, sac,
$j5.
sheor-sI, 81 g5, 81 80, 81, 50 %. Extra
Wethrrs 81 50aS6 5G.
Swine II l-4a5I 4 at wholesale
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Ia thrs town, on Thursday evening, 10y the
Rcv. Mt i.ivscy, Mr.. William Pike lo Miss
Elizabeth Gladdrug, daughter ot Mr.. William
Gladdlng, all of this town.
Ia tin. town, Dee. l2th, by the Rev. Mr..
Whitemorc, Mr Joseph Watson to Miss Mary
l.. daughter of Mr. William Mason, all of tins
nj
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Town Meeting.
Tuesday, Dec. 2Ist, lsI

HENRY Bull, E,q, Moderator.
The following .s a brief summary OF It's
proceedings.
A vote passed cedIng oil rights OF the
town therein to the propretors of The new
burying ground, aud recommending the
granting of the payer Of their petition 10 the
General Assembly for an act Of IncorporaiIon
George Bowen, William Stevens aud w
A. Clarke were appointed a committee to IN
qnire as to the purchase and location of a
new bnrylng ground aud 10 report " the a.
prll town meeting The same cuuimltee
were authorized To report on proposition to
appropriate 500 dollars for n new fence on
the south side Of the old burying ground, and
for the proper regulation Of sad ground.
The Commis sioncrs Of the Asylum were
authorized 10 place such Of the insane poor
of the town ~ they shall deem exped'ent nj
the Butler Hospital. and 10 draw on the
town treasury for the necessary expenses.
A vote passed allowing the inhabitants Of
this town 10 take sand at The beach and about
the sand fence.
Augustus Bush and George Bowen,
were appointed committee to have the
future management aud control OF the
Coddington Burying ground.
pehJ"'h'" ''"'"j is'"'' l. i'""', Nv"
the Town Treasurer were directed TO
report at tho next town meeting on the
expedency Of selling the lot at the head
Of Broad street, known as the old Pound.
a vote was also passed confirming the
arrangement made between the Town
Council and Joseph G.. Stevens, in re-
gard to land in the vicinity Of the Pow
der House.
| The town council were instructed 10 pass
such ordinance as they may think proper on
the subject OF dogs. The meeting then ad-
journed.
Historical Lectures.
Subject OF next Sunday evenings Lecture al
the Unitarian Church -
Erasmus
Service begins at q IA o'cl Cck
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Wing Meeting.

The Wing Electors of MiddlcowE are re-
quesled Ia meet at the Town House IN said
town, on Monday next, al Il O'Clock IN the eve
nlng. for The purpose of choosing delegates to
attend The Whig State Convention To be hOld-
en- al Providence ON the 2mh OF January next,
and transact any other business that may come
before them Per order Of the Commiilee.
dec % IH17
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SUiclDE.-Owen Mills, of Providence
machncsi, IN the Third Ward, com
m'ilcd suicide Monday evening, 10y cut.
'ng his throat,
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FRrsHET IN NEw JERsEY-lt is stated
IN the Woodbury. Constitution that freshe,
occurred on the Amonosson Creek, on sun.
daylight which entirely destroyed. by break
ing the dam, the Almonesson factory, which
IS about eightmllcs from Philadelphia.
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Anttions.
PcMs nj Auction.

Wiu be sold at Public AueHo~, os SATURDAY,
January ls, ls4s, at 10 o'sfseA, "A. ", at
The I'd Baptist Meeting House -
4 IL the Pews in said House on which the
"A taxes shall remain unpaid ON said day.
by order Of The Corporation,
WV. STEVENS, Treasurer.
Dec II, 1917 MILTON HALL. .iuetioneer.
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There will be preaching in the Seventh pay
Baptist meeting house IN Barney street, on sab'
bath day, December 25th, by Ed. Charles VI.
Lewis, formerly Of Verona, " Y,-aeryices
commence ], L. VI.
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ALABAMA u. 5. SENATORS. The
papers rcpor, ,ha, the lion. Dixon H.
Lewis Dem has been elected U. B
Senator by tho Legislature of Alabama
w. II. King, the other candidate OF the
democracy having been Withdrawn. The
vote stood, on the final ballo! for Lewis,
B2 Hopkins, (Whig) 40.
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FIRE IN WEsrERLy.-We understand
the Planing Machine shop Of Mr. Peleg
Clark, Jr,, in Westerly, took fire on
Tuesday night, the 18th inst, from a
baking range, and was damaged to the
amount Of 300 or 500. Fully insured.
Lectures before The Mechanics and
Manufacturers ASsociaiion.-We would
remind our fellow citizens that the third
lecture in the above course, will be de-
liverd this erenimg, at Armory Hall, by
the Rev. Mr. OsGooD of Providence,
commencing at o'clock precisely.
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Court of Magistrates.
Tuesday. Dec,

Tuesday, Dec. 81, 1871.
All cases pending in this court by
agreement of parties were continued to
next cour, day, Thursday, the 20,b inst.
Adjourned.
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"Mnny poor have the pleasures Of The rIch.
even ~ their own possessions, Tor knowledge
is aflluenc", aud the rich man ignorant never
eau bc counted wealthy"
fNHE GREATEST TINDUCENENT ov q.
l er offered to tho public tn subsrrlbe To
circulating library l. now before them for tho
small sun OF one dollar aud Giiy cents paid ~
advance" before the first Uf January, l~iS. -
Persons are entitled To / years reading from
my Library. consisting OF History, Travels.
Voyages, Novels, &c, and promise To my
subscriber. that New Work shall he added to
my present valuable stock Of Books every
week
n g. Six new books will be added this
week.
Iugtaham's new Tale or Newport, will 10
received this day with sovcral "ihet'
NM. GOFF.
News Depot, % Thainesst
Dec 20--d Nv.
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Magical Corn Salye,

WARRANTED to effect speedy cure if
w the directions are strictly complied with,
causing no pain whatever, ,-neally put up IN
boxes with directions, al the low price OF l2t
cents. Prepared and sold by &. q. &. Hazard,
Druggi,i, No. ~ Thames Street.
Dec. y! III
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SANTA CLAUS
Arrival
at StanhOpe's with
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,

NIIE undersigned having again made AZ.
J rangemeujs with tie young Master an'
Misses friend Santa Claus, now offers to them
n new and we'll selected assortment of Toys y
Fancy Goods OF every description and price
which shall be sold as low as can be bough,
at any place in town
Ca account of the great rush at this cStab-
li,hmcnt last year, the arrangements VIII lt
such that all can see and examine for them
selves. Those in want will please call. NJ
charge for looking.
JOHN Il. STANllOPE
Dec. o3.-2w9d.
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Administrators Notice.

yVIlE subscriber having been appointed ad.
/ miniStratUr on the estate of Henry mellow
en- late Of Newport, deceased and given bonds
for the performance of said trust, calls upon
all persons having claims against said estate to
present the same, and those indebted 10 make
payment to HIM -
ALEXANDER VI. MCGREGOR,
dee 23 AZ admir-.
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Gen. Wool has been elected Govern
or Of Texas
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Sale.

The Ladies Couvocaion Society Of Zion
Church. will hold a sale Of Fancy and Useful
articles, this THURSDAY EVENING, and
the following day and evening of 23d and 2ilh
of December, al the house lately occupied by
Mr. WIN. e.. CuZZenS
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sD1It is snow iUg briskly az we go to
press.
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The barquc 81, Mary, with troops on
board, for Vera Cruz, wen, ashore of
Anton Lizardc. Troops saved vessel
lost
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Particular Notice.

A IL PERSONS indebted To- the late firm Of
N WILLIAMS ~ FREEBORN Y, are request
od To settle the same previous To the first day
of Januiry NEXT, as the accounts will then
be placed in other hands for collection.
Dec 10 X list
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Pay Up.
Newport Bank.

4 Semi annual dividend will be paid at this
N Bank on aud after the lst day of January,
l-iS The annual meeting of the stockholders
will be he'd at the bank on Wednesday, Janu-
ary 5Ih, al 3 o'clock, p. m, for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year.
dec %. S.CAIOONE, Cash'r.
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Historical Lectures.

Subject Of next Sunday evenings Lecture al,
the Unitarian Church -
Erasmus
Service begins al & IA o'cl ock
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MARITIME HERALD.
FORT Os NEW YORK, FEBRUARY III.


Cleared.
a;
sx:
aesssf 1 DAVE 6;:saoSi Foster SieEsiaS e 90 Asn'
is;; :TaE
Sex. Fy;, Brett v0's
SsSs:sa
Co.. ks%s,qn hfN%S
a BsSs Maria S:n1 . S
do Zabse, Burton. rrovid,nce Victor, CLARK,
soop,-Rienz!. Durfse Providenee Capitol. Oak. do;
SuG Cox; sabine Nichols, and Sarah Brewster. Terry
Frd,yBI ship Madras, Collins. Rotterdam. thaving
Ship oIphsa. Hill f,S% MOnteyideo and Ro Jsnsro Dee
eh T'a 1t Ss jms:
Yarmouth 10 day. from Portland for Demarara;
II 81 spoke Mary Adsns day. IN Bo
ship Sullivan Waite 10 days from Charleston, with
Ss- ::.: With with ps;i
VII s,i5 'is% H1 IA +; $,
IT,
a Es. TSo.oa having been s:So,. on ' ;Ss
with corn to II Eox
s sss f E;ss Ssa c 2Sst 'son
Schr Sarah Ann toe Terry from Baltimore, with -four
johnson X Lowden.
sch Victory from Alexandria with hour to stur.
geas x Chairman.
Schr Mary Ann, Allen from Georgetown, &C. with lumber
| TO Bsdger Y Peck
schr William, Wixon, from Wespor with oil. to s Judd
X San.
schr Cabot Taylor from Boston, with mdse, Her.
rick.
schr William Brown, Hunt, from Norfolk, with corn. to
schr Hope. Rocket. Philadelphia, corn.
| schr Susan Rodgers, Philadelphia, corn.
Schr Lochicl Raynes@ days from New Bedford in bal
| l,st.
Pilot boat schooner Blossom from Virgin a. with oysters
Below
Bark Acadia, from Europe.
Bark Veroun, Bogafdas from Charleston, 7th INST
Bark supposed the Ellen Augusta McIntyre from Charles
| 9th inst
Brig Wanderer Smith, from Savannah. 5thinst.
Sailed.
Ship Virainian Liverpool; brigs George Charleston; Will
son Fuller, savannah, aad Others.
From Quarantine-Ship Pontiac. Liverpool.
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rom Haven las, Ar. brig Con.u.uo Pepper. from New

from Haven ast arr, brig Consusuo Pepper. from New
M.s.r I Jan Io--Ar Garse,. Watson. oas.ss
M.Ds1 De S Vat AN M so brig George Ryan. Hood
Ms.sA Jan E port brig Lsurs.,, Cock from 9 of Bs,i
Wa hinscn BreIi for YORK nd rqbably sailed 9i San,
and.1 sI sos1on ds e sod sf Rss
ut Jan aIs pO bark Wen fer do
disgs Virginia. Cooper from Demasra tonchd YIN anu STU
ros Fhii.dsl his dis; bass Lops North Of sad for
EssssilS: jss ssiE WYE. Sohs% s Is.;s p,h.,
jo.s sSp John Clark D s.os H 3,
SS.1a: Fss iss;.s; :sSr Convoy Req: XXI o,,..,
gov Cid, shps foiEs.isr Ns.h ssdfsw Char ron; Mo
70 ssS iS oa lS'
Mssx
sch, Hanover, Gaze, St Domiugo. sailed ships sorhi'
brig s Masasr e' ssr DIP,
cHARL;.Ios Feb lc-sehr. i. bella. Roby, Havana; Eli
"a 81 aa ugh in bound 20 saw
:i sS: cS'':: sss. as raasspRa
HIas.. Hole, teS Oar b.rqa. Turk. White, Phil,e
ssh. Appsien Ess s.s kS 's AND
~ W
Booa Ar i2lh schrs vlsn, Nichols Mafiel for Boston
Isabella, ~herwood York fpI do
NANTUCKET, Feb oth.Sailed. ,loop Leader Russell,
York
NKw oRLE.N, Fob t-An briggs General Pinekney. Gale
Baltimore; Virginia. Cooper Curicos; Columbus, -, al
the Points prize seh1 Laura vrgius, L WIN smith from
,umbe lFt, Du,y Havana; R'lto Ha.s9a o.to1; brig
P.s.DsL,sA F.S ansiis patq,r; Farrell. 20 day
schr Abrah Brown French days from Egg Harbor IL
ballast 20 West Cox; cld brig Home. Croweli BoAon
PROVIDENCE, Feb t-Arr, brig Lawrence Copein md to
York; Baker Apiiaehc la below. brig Sea- Norton fron
Mobiles sla schs s.Iendd, Cook New York with her
90 of corn from Norfolk.
PonrsMouTH Fec 9th ar h IL Emblem. Bu,ke Charles
Below 7h schrs Anti fun Camden FIR Bo'ton Charles
M'Curdy, fin Gala for Phiisd
PRovIpENcE Feb e-Ar barque ST Narys. Milken. frou
Mobile for Boston: schs Abstract, Cross Norfolk for do
Young, New York for do.
sAvASrAH Feb s-A,T, ba,que Be,ye1 Edmo@ds, York
brig Harriet Brown Oeans cid Or ship Jnno, Moran
tivsrpool 81 barque Duusrody Dsdw, New Ross Eng
Br barque Princes, Waugh IT Johns, NIB big Vanda
lier; Pspdeton, Hay na is ltnors Gil. B,l,i%oIe
smith, New York brig Macon, sh field, New York; bh
wiLMIscror FEB s,Arr bTg' Nay Penn,1i Pogshsy
ge'ine, nttng Martinique; Br schr FIR Hubbard Boz
Cid sth schr 4 Tborn sandford NYork 10th, sch
A DeRoSse., Mills do.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

KEY WEST. Feb J, les7.
bringing passengers Judge Bronson this being the first
Ann Hood asS bark New and
high n f"neaensry ,hs e'Mss T ''e' "
1is1s
e !.
M ks sP oS e: S% Id
losS anchor shs will sail to-day ..s
will proceed on her voyage.
mlsosilansous Record.
;ss At
g consisted Principally steel partly
5000 Ss e ~: , s% Joha' MI
sy s
for Sydney wrecked the same place Jan 10; c'ew
s asf @ s%oysa
y q: % % g as s saSS T 20 the is
longing to the vessels.
BnIrIsE SHIP RosrnJ PEEL which ssack on Little
water was sold at auction recently 1880 prob uader
an an hs at sas a ~ o. s'
BARK PENrucxEr -1xract OF letter from Capt Taylor
Sou r. bark a. h.
& s sS% hssa rh hf S s
mos! passage ever with contsusd
gale eysi met w.h at sea- the 6s'k hove
her sna 4d s ssa
we never should have here to tell he news. but she
% ss5s s, Of + sfs. Of pseS.a s
self be good boat and likewise strong built vessel
otherwise she would never have arrived at Glasgow beng
sRo IsEr. Appleton, hence 2snd ult, for Limerick Ire
ps. sis Ss 18Th n in' ns
Rs whss hs Wind
the 81 and blew with increased violence 30h
thssw oys,6oard Of dsss everything movable. and
condition, usht to proceed on the with the
.Siaag every GaInse p w,d b0s y for the nssre.
% saoSr Ss.Sy
storm from to NV which eoa,iaued with e Or NO IT,
liner let New Yorn with 1900 bushels in bulk.
Whniemcn.
The ship Corfu THAN ashore at Bristol RI for some month.
LoadSp and vii, be 6aed for the wh,ain. bqs,aess
Uiemati,, Bailey. do, $50 bbl.
%.niso po July on NV co.
1900 bills Jane. Mckay 40 lrshm'n died on board ship
same ship ON the 18th Sept
spoken.
BIbriz WimInron. from Tobaso for Wilmington, NC,
Big Bristol days from Bristol RI for Havana, Jan N
no lat.
BFooxRAvEr, prey to jan lar E,ile Card Petou for
York with loss OF bulwaks boats &c and Of cargo
CADIn Ian s-In port bark Flora, Russell for New York.
F.vAl. Dec is-s5s H.tsnges, Brown; Boston
i'm Bssinon, Ieaky and w,h injury Iuddtr; brig sh
nut, Thomas, f nort ia the Mediterranean soo Arr
pfest. .o sid Dec is bark, Ja.c. story fsre,v rs
lerm AL, Latrobe Ais, do; Also Dec 30. BARK elel,
HALIrax Jan So-An Br brig Brooklyn, from Liverpool
aosoIyLu, Sandwich Islands, Oct liar brig Henry,
Kilborn Nswburyport via 81 Cttharnes, with Oregon
HeLyHrAp, Jan 10 packet ship 81 Petersburg Train,
iron Boston, Dec IT, for Liverpool arT1
MAArrs'svF' Jan @-iA port .ssrksNsv Haven, powph
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o. sy hfSs's AID sisSsNI soa "a s1f5nsO
aequsln, ,ay way ths d.s..s: there
%sy
. IN the morning. or TO s evening so 70 &
S1sr . ss. sp
ass5s IF ae
Es ir SF FIFE KIDNEYS GiSi sna q he
DhEs gnAwEL and ..s sss ys,Ps ,nsrp objections"
who thsir .i in these eomgsnt, hs formerly
has long since become unnecessary.
& ,ha S' ,nv one Of ssnh os saenns ia p, noteso1
:aouid devote person. every
ihoa.snith Part Of the ths.s people .Oe
on and &. mn 'Y We'll
70 totally destroy the reproductive power IL fact that
msn in the constitution show thsnsevss in other
wav than their effects on posterlty r
nothing fruitful .ouF. s A. hs R,sfSss Of ad
sns SSs 0 So%
remedies good such are the yarous symgSom, which
Siseases d sl'i from one aSohe
that what sood IN ONE mus, pf ssbo1 has Of
these facts who apply him. For instance some
e s.1 WIN Ief no e% have been entirely
complaints neither nor the other buttossiy
which M esnay 1sr,i Sa ' h S 1Is
after month Sometimes the gee attending tins disorder
might suhsde disappear while generally to fesurn aan
Slight 6t whether the discharge return or not
the better off, Now real physician or sur
knows that all the physc the world woulo never cure
stncture and yet properly understood u may most easily
and speedily be removed. To oil common pro-
dence, therefore, he would say, If these remarks are
Just, land he appeal to the most eminent pnys-
claus in the city for their TRUTH how important that
every patIent should something OF the character
and tai er of the person he is about such
With respect of tricure-this i Is gratifying
state generally accomplished ittle tune and
without pain Nothing exceed the I'M
OF as the treatment OF tins complaint IN.
deed hands and experienced persons the cure
Il months Many consult the writer who
come this city for short time only but return
perfectly cured though has been Of trouble and
anxiety Tor years,
For the convenience of those who consult Tho
tho personally his necuar and .uccessiu
mode fcure which adopts particularly 10 each Individual
case the radical well as rapid aud
positively private that be DEVISED would ingly be
attested Thousands the SUBJECT OF dner
entliature. m ~
Consultations by post may &c addressed box $50 lower
post and will receive the most faithful aud deliberate
attention"
". B-Distinct nd separate rooms for thnHe who may
W int az 'mNrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-14

CHApLssrot, Feb. i0-rhe Upland market, since our
last weekly report, has been IN very dull aud depress
ed state, more par icuarly yostetday, when scarcely
buyer. we've in attend inco, The daily sales, w
Saturday $40 bales Monday $50 bales and yester
day about 800 bales, were at decline OF n cent
and prices exhibiting farther downward 10 1dency -
Particulars Of sales as follows ISL bales at 10 s
81 iis; $3.50, Il% al, li6; ia, M; ~, IL slo 23
nv; 900 III 81, le'b; iol. l0ii 5, 10Y
Ngr ORLEANS, Feb. >, p.M-.Therc has been copside.
yable inquiry this morning. but buyers are unwilling 10