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Chemical Erasiyc Compound

A VALUABLE preparation for cleansing
N all kinds of Woolen, Cotton and Linen
goods, Carpets, &c. occasioned by Grease Tar,
Varnish, Paint or Oils, without possible injury
to the finest goods.
Prepared and sold by G. G. c. HAZARD,
Dec 23-dtf. Druggist, No. 81 Thames-strt
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Pcws nj Auction.

UiH be sold at Public .iuetion, on SATURDAY
January Id, Isis, at 10 o'oiook, a. ", at
the 2d Baptist Meeting House -
A L. the Pews in said House on which the
n taxes shall remain unpaid on said day
by order of the Corporation,
WV. STEVENS, Tr,a,vr,,
Dec IL tisf.l MILTON HALL .iue,,ore,r
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TUToR GooDRIcH-The New Haven
Courier Of Monday saws, This gentle
man was no better on Sunday evening
He' lies in an inscnsible state, from
which he is sometimes partially aroused
by extraneous efforts, but Immediately
relapses into his former condition"
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NEW FRUIT FOR CHRISTIANS
AND NEW YEARS.

OWEET Oranges Lemons, Malaga Grapes,
- Raisins, Figs, Dates, Tamrands, CIircn,
ia Jub Paste, Shell Bnrks, and all other kinds
of nuts. Al-o the greatest assortment of Fancy
Goods and Toys,eVer offered in Newport.
Dec 20-d 2w H. II. YOUNG.
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Magical Corn SaIyc.

WARRANTED to effect speedy cure if
w The directions are strictly complied with,
causing no pain whatever, neatly put up in
boxes with directions. at the low price of l2a
cents. Prepared and sold by G. 6. q. Hazard,
Druggist, No. 81 Thames Street.
Dec 22
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Particular Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted To the late firm of
IA WILLIAMS * FREEBOR Y, aro request.
ed to settle the Same previous to the first day
oi January noxi as The accounts will then
be placed in other hands for collection.
Dec I'D & w tiI,t
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New Books.
american Almanac for l5iS.

The American Almanac for 1913.
The Boston Almanac for lSiS
Subscriptions received for 1915 for GrahamS,
Goodey's, Columbian Ladies National, Union
Magazine, Merry's Museum, The Playmate,
Littei's Living age, SC, &c. al
CHAS. T.. HAMMETTS, Jr.
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WAR DEPARTMENT..
~" DETNN MIMI
WASHINGTON. Ian OS ISd7

Washington, Jan. %, IS47.
The President of the United States di.
rec,s that paragraph $50 Of the general
regulations for the army, established OH
the lst Of March, 1925, and not included
among those published January 25. Is4I,
be now published, and that its obsery-
ance as par. Of the general regulations
be strictly enjoined upon the army. BY
order Of the President
(SignedD w. L. MARCY,
Secretary Of War.
The following is the paragraph of the
general regulations for the army, estab-
Iishcd on the LIST Of March, 1925, re-
ferred to above
$3.50. Private letters or reports, rela-
tive to military marches and operations,
are frequently mischievous in design and
always disgraceful to the army. They
are, therefore, strictly forbidden, and an
officer found guilty of making such re-
port ior publication, without special per-
mission, or of placing the writing beyond
his control so that it finds its way to the
press, within one month after the termi-
nation Of the campaign to which it re-
lates, shall be dismissed from the service.
By command of Maj. Gen Scott.
(Signed) WIN. G. FREEMAN,
Asst Adj. General.
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Newport Bank.

A Semiannual dividend viii be paid at this
IA Bank on aud after the isl day of January,
loiS The annual meeting of the stockholders
will be held at the bank on Wednesday. Janu-
aly 5lh, at o'clock, p. m, for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year
dec - S.CAHOONE, Cash'r.
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Pay Up.

NHE subscriber respectfully informs those
L who are indebted to him, that their bills
will be ready, and presented, as usual, on the
LIST day of January, lsiS for payment.
Al persons having demands, will present
them at The same time for settlement.
dec % l.. MUMFORD SEABURY.
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O. Accounts Of the great floods at
West continue to reach us. The loss of
property has been immense and many
lives have been lost
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liINLHIHUAIfISS.

In New York, on Wednesday, the 18th inst
by the Rev. Mr. Sonmers, Mr.. James II. CLARK
Of Slonington, Conn. to Mrs. Phebe X. Weaver
daughter of Capt. John .. DockIay, of James
town, X I.
In this town last evening, by Rev. Mr.. Dud-
ley, Mr.. Charles f.. liammelt, Jr. to Miss
Elisabeth :. REYNOLDS.
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Tho steamer Il. Il. Forbes left Boston
Monday for ihs purpose Of towing the Louis
Philippe to New York.
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WASHIN6roN. SC

WASHINGTON. SC
CHARLgsTowN, Oct. llth, lsF.
WHEREAS Joshua Clark Of Charlestown,
w in the the county OF Washington, by the
consideration of our Justices of our Court of
Common Pleas, held at South KIngstown with
in and for the Comfy of Washington on the
second Monday of May, lSi7, recovered Judg
ment Of said Court against the eighth school
district in said CharleSIown for the sum OF one
hundred and twelve dollars and eighiy.slk cents
debt damage and thirteen dollars and twelve
cents cost OF suit and the interest on said debt
upon which aforesaid judgment execution hath
issued and uaS ON llth day of October lSlI, al
/ o'clock in the afternoon served ana levied on
all the right title interest and claims that James
n. Kinyon OF ChareIown, in the County OF
Washington, one of the inhabitants members
aud persons in said Sth School District, IN SAID
CharleStown, hath in and to a certain traci
piece or parcel OF land situated and laying IN
said CharleSown containing five acres more or
less, bounded NoubeTly and Westerly on the
posi- road Southerly and EaSierly on land Of the
said James n. kinyon or however otherwise
lhe same may be bounded, the same being
partly bog and partly upland with dwelling
house thereon.
Notice is therefore hereby given that at
CharlcSlown aforesaid on the the 18th day of
January ISIS at two o'clock in the afternoon on
said premises all or much of the above de-
Scnbed land aud premises will he sold at Pub.
lc Auction To the highest bidder for the sum
rs will be sufficient to satisfy The aforesaid Ey.
sculion with the interest and incidental costs
ASA CHURCH, Jr, Deputy sheriff
Dec l6.
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Lecture.

THE Lecture Committee Of tho Newport
i Association of Mechanics and Manufac-
turers, announce the fourth lecture of the
course this evening, by John c. Park, Esq, of
Boston.
Lecture Jan. 6, by Joseph NJ. Whitman. Esq
SUBJ ECT-ElectroM Magnetism and the
Telegraph, with illustrations.
Doors open at 6 o'cIoek-Lecture to com
mence att dec. 80
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COOper's Liniment.

4 Sovereign Remedy for Chiiblains.
VNiiIS nnrivaled Linimeni for the cure Of
Il ChilbIains. is prepared from a roceipe Of
Tho celebrated Sir Ashley Cooper, and IS war
rantcd TO effect n cure IN every case when
properly applied Those who give IL a fair trial
will bo satisfied Of ito efficacy. Prepared and
sold by &. G. &. HAZARD,
Druggist and ApothscSry, No. 81. Thames
sr~ei, Newport, X. |. Price I2 I.2 cents per
bottle. Dee. "a, 1847-d&wif
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NJ Presiden: Bascom, in a letter 10
the editors Of the Nashville Advocate,
soys that there is an intense religious
excitement among the academic students
nj Tr.osyIyania University.
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A convenient tenement in the
m1 house in Charles street, late The
ns property Of Pardon Sherman, de-
A1 = ceased. Enquire Of
e.. SHERMAN T. Co,
dec 2i-3j. Market square.
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.M MARINE LIST. .A
!pONP O4 Sll9T2POUIao o
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY, Dec. "a.
brig Mary Sophia. Park from CT IoDwillss,
for Nav York.
Schrs Leniiy, Smith. Baltimore for Ware.
ham Gen. Scott. Bpger.li, Fall River foI
Virginia Jane, Barker, do for N London.
SATURDAY, Dec. %.
Sloop Joseph Grggs, Gavett, Prov for N Y.
SUNDAY. Dec 26
schr Sea Bird, Chase, Dartmouth for vir.
gnia.
TUESDAY, Dec 30.
Schr. Boliver, Barnard. Nantucket f,r Nor
folk.
Barque Nashua, Clifford, Boston for Phila
Schrs Canton, Winslow, Calias for Bridge.
port Ashland, Kelley, for N York Senator,
Bennet, Boston for New York Dispatch,
Atwood, do Tor Virginia A.; Mozrlli, Atwood, do
for do Alexander, Noal, do for New Haven
Sloop Rienzi, Durfee, N Y fr Prov.
Marine Memoranda. a,
Schr. Warsaw, Burdick, arr ut N. o. 18th
from Tampico
schr. Il. p, Hart. swasey, cid at do for
Tampco.
Arr at Baltimore Goth, brig Samuel Brown,
Thatcher. from Boston.
Crd at Wilmington.N c. 18TH brig Lisbon,
Smith, for Havana.
aid from Charleston I7th, brig Orry Taft,
Dunbar. for Providence.
.JBrs Algonquin, Smith, sid from Prov 25lh
for Cardenas.
Sloop Rlenzi, Durfce, cid nt Now York
25th for this port and Prov.
Schr. Martha, Cozzens, cid at New Orleans
9th inst, for Pensacola.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-30

TThe Ne~London News says
that the cutter Crawford. ashore on
Gardner's Island Is said TO be not worth
getting Of
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-30

(NSuIpwREcK BY COLLISION AT SEA AND
Ioss OF LIFE.-The schooner Effort,
Bartlett, master from Philadelphia, for
Newburyport, was run into at midnight
on the eith inst, off the Isle Shoals, by
schooner BelIona, Allen master OF Boston
for Sedgewick. -, -
Hensy S,ickman and J. II. Brown
oo, aboard the Bellona. The Effort
sunk shortly after. Capt. Bartlett,
Gideon Hickman, mate, and Jno. Macon
were lost.
The Effort was good and s'aunch
vessel of 81 tons burthen. She was
insured for So, 500 in the Neptune ofhce
Boston.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-30
The Difficulty in the Army.

The difficulty among prominent Off
GERS Of our army appears to have been
quite as serious as was represented. We
publish here the orders Of Gen. Scott, re-
hecting upon the officers said to be un.
der arrest:
GENERAL ORDERs-No. 3.
War Department, Adg Gen. Office,
Washington, Jan. %, Is47.
The following regulation has been re-
oei,ed from the War Department - 7.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03

shall not vote for distractions, years ahead
to the exclusion of business. He says he cal.
cuated on my course. He is mistaken. ne
knows very well, rom my whole course ID
public life, that never would leave puollc bu-
siness 10 take up frebrands to sci The world on
fire. !,
MIR. Calhoun. The senator. does not at all
comprehend ME. -,
MIR. Benton. am from the right place. i
mn on the side of my country aud the Union.
The resolutions were then ordered 10 be
printed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03

More Tolunteers.-The Newport Daily,
News says:-A married tronlan in Fall
River, fifteen gears old, had pair of Twin,
boys last week.-The father is serenteeE
gears old! They are all doing well.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03

The above is all tha, bas reached US on
the subject; in facI, it is clear enough.
Between 80 and 80 of our men have been
taken prisoners, and are undoubtedly at
San Luis Potosi ere this. The hatred Of
Of the Mexicans is so inveterale, however
against our volunteers, that fears are en-.
ter,ained for che safety OF the prisoners.
The troops are beginning 10 move down
from Camp Palo Alto. Gen. Scott would
have embarked lo.day. ON the Massacbu
serts. for Tampieo, if a heavy norther had
not sprung up yesterday. He will be ac-
companied by Two or three companies of
the artillery battalion. Capts. G.. F. Smith
and Vinton's companies being of the mum.
ber.
The destination of lbe troops is Lobos.
about rs miles from Vera Cruz. As
Santa Anna know all about it I presume
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.c,.L AND MONEY MATTERS


TUESDAY, p NJ.
.s.oek Market was quietto-dsy' and tue an
,,,,lly seE Of There was also lea, demand 70,
drF .,oet. but quotations are without msrAe'
asr o,s doing in Foreign Bills, and
1'os Ann sales Sterling at 81 &5a Frsncs5 ~.
:. ,v,ply Of bills Is ample 49,,
's~..;,b,s continue to be active ana vessels arc
"a, a. they are in the market Three or
sFs .,.,.ten for ireland at Esd In bags; one
- "a ssa and smother a, %. and I'D. For Liv'
- .h,nowpers were asking BOD. and engage
-" md. at 2sd. The Sarah Sands Steamer has
20, and Grain at 3Od. In bags. vessel WAS
~ 70 Norfolk to load for Ireland at 300 In bags
,.ther more paper offering at the Banks
Accounting literally for their customers
~ .,,o,, are now considerable and merchants
~ "a ,,e,sy for the payment OF duties
H, .,5sr.tand that the sub-Treasurer has now
-, nj. big ssfe two millions Of dollars in spe-
sss'' ~ r. he proceeds Of Treasury Notes. This
&C. H''T, ~;,hdrswn from the Banks would be very
..r,,,ps If we were exporting instead OF importing
~, misehievous effects of the operation Of the
Feer 49,, ,re neutrslised by the peculiarly favors-
s's'' At the foreign trade Of the country. Were
TX ~ trade the other way, this foolish expert
- ~, q be Administration would be disastrous in ''
.s>cs
me 49, ..,ved the table containing the general
We nsse =. ,ondition Of the Banks on the lst inst
s,s,efnsri q we ss.bed in few days. summary OF
@ s s' d ss Corning No sRS; sns' SSSP
rroeived ZOE - Eydson Genesee County Bank, and
Farmers. Bsn M p S,u nsn,Y Bank Of Ithaca:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

The sboye statement exhibits the condition OF the
Bspnu much stronger than in February or November
ls.s The u.ea are larger while the liabilities have
been decreased. The amount Of specie ia sl'l5oOOO
larger than nNoyember. The items OF loans show
considerable contraction, and the amount due the Unit
ed States has decreased from S25sO7ll to s342 100
Some OF the Banks however believe refuse TO make
ssy distinction between Government and other deposits
and the above figures do not perhaps give the exact
snount The comparison shows, since February last
lese results: Decrease in stocks, Ss2776; capital
s2Ll52; circulation sl9l 222 and in the amount due
es United States s22379i5. And an increase IN cash
wrsof ST. Isl 100 due from Banks, SOIL depos
h El;6l9i; due Canal Fund 1882 specie ss2es'l
DE to Banks s2J44i9 The decrease In loans and
discounts Il stated In the Argus at $76S7,357 where
ss really only about g. 100000 The error consisted
hecmpslns the entire loans and discounts OF Feorua-
~ 1876 with the regular discounts Of February ls41
emitting the loans to directors and brokers.
The following table shows the amount OF Tea
md Ccses imported during the last IA years with the
value These statistics are of interest now that It Is
urotos,A N law A duty ON these articles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

pure Genesee at 40 cents Corn was quite as firm and
The demand good The sales would be still larger
but for the difficulty Il procuring ires h's The sales
are 30 TO 10000 bushels At e5dl00 cents and parcel 10
arrive al 90 cents Rye % the spot ard 20 cents
arrive. Barley arrive offered - cents Oats are In
far demand with sales 200 bushels Jersey 80 and
100 do Southern ~ 90 Sales COO bushels White
Beans at ! 81 per bushel
WHlsKY-About $50 bbs sold at 81 d2e cents The
market is not active and il s not easy sell q
cent?.
HAY-There are orders in market for several thou
sand bales but the scarcity Of vessels prevents ship
ments. The market is 56d624 cents.
FIsH-A sale of rs quintsls Dry Cod, ssoat was
made at 90 cash and 300 bbls No. large Msckere at
-. No are hrm at -.
sEEDs-Rough Flax is little hrmer The last sale
was at 10 10 Clover is steady at cents Timothy $40
GROCERlES-H Holders are firm but the transactions
very large About 800 hhds New Orleans Sugar
sold at a asi, establishing fully / cent y n advance
from the lowest point Small sales New Orleans Mo
lssses at 37l cent?. Coffee u q end no, active
TOBACCO-A sale Of 200 bales Cuba has been made,
supposed at % cents 4 n
IRON There have been sales of about 300 tons best
brands Scotch Pig Iron S35 80 time For American
the quotation is 81 50a So with small supply.
NAILS-There is good demand at At cents y y.
CANDLES-saes 100 boxes Morse & Winslow's Ad-
emsnt Pearl Lights al % cents cash.
RICE-The market ia rather quiet mainly from want
Of freight Strictly prime held at S. but could not
be sold at that
PRONISlONS-FOr immediate delVery POTk ls nrfni
with buyers at u 70 and IL 10 There were some
bids Of Is - for Mess on time, and cannot be
bought at SIC Beef is quiet at 75d9 % and IL II
50 for Country and City sale of 100 erces Country
Prime was made at S3 Lard is held very high. sale
Of 200 erces made unusual terms. 1t was sold
at cents the seller guaranteeing that the buyers should
make profit sale Of Is terces was made at 10 cts
without sub proviso. Sales 1900 n Sour Meat at 81
cents for Lhouders and d for Hams. Picked Meats
are quiet Butter is very firm at 4d22 cents for fair
to prime and Cheese 6. as with moderate stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
NATIONAL LOAN FUN
.TFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON


"A Saving. Bank for the benefit Of he widow and he
Orphan"
(IsrowEAg1 ~ ACT OF PAssnM,srl 40.
CAPITAL, $500, 900 sterling, or sS,3OO,oOO.
gs.ds A reserve fund iron Surplus premiumsl OF about
sIs5,OO0.
T. LAME MURRAY, Esq George,st Hanover square
Chairman Of the Court Of Dsrso,ers IN london
PsySieian-J. ELLlorsON, 81 D., FRS.
1c,sart-W ; p. WOOLHOlSEi Esl FhAs
Serre,1r,-F. p CAAROuN, ESQ.
THIS INSTITUTION embraces important and slbsian-
fal Advantages win respect 70 life assurance and ce-
frrrei snnuiles The assured has, on ai oceason' Nc
power 10 borrow without pers@ OF forfeiture o. ne Po
lev t~otrds Of the premiums ped; slso The option Of
sel-ctug benefits and the conversion VI liz interests 70
meet other conyeniences or necessity j.
Assurances for terms Of years g. me O"ess PO''Di7
Ss.ons insured for life can a. e~es borrow half amount
Of annual premium for i've Successive yee7 "H 0 Wv"
note and deposit u policy. - ii, .
PAKroF tbs CAPirAL Is fEEHtsEsfL1l NsEn'sD ll t'e
rrrifet Saes lie Of three u The Local Dfecors-
svsa e always % tie assured In case Of D.
-utet Claims SHOULD any saeh srisel or oiher~ise.
The payment u premiums, hefy cary or t4iefy' ~
riding aiyalce u'O1 the annual fsi-
TsStv day. allowed sfsr each pa Yneni u premium be-
come. due, without forte .lre OF PoAeJ. ,
Trsveur cave extensive snd liberal and extra premi
I'm. on the most nOd-rale sca.e
DivIsIoS PRoFIrs-The remark be Success snd ~
ceased prosperity Ct he Society has enabled the Dirsc-
,ors Al ia.t annual investz.ton % are i9lfM
oonp: y az s 'io e..sa on s prosi seas
UMrED srATss BoaHD o. Lo5.L creAs-tC h net
oes fl Aeea ~ ws' Ps. f's - Jss, man
y.
f;oodhne Esq. James BocrnAn, Use, OeoIxe bafsey'
ss-ai 81 Fox Esq william Fan Hook, Esq sni c. I'd
wHr1 H.bicht ESQ 49,. -. -
r. T-fo--e Rex Gralan. ESQ. william Jones, Esg
1ai.ims~s-JOnAihAn Aereellh, Esq, samuel Holman
Tse. Dr. J. H. MeCgiloh
n iearier starr, General Agent, and Etwart T. Rich
sro. Esq General Accoun-4nt r he United Aiss s1d
R-tsh y A. Colonies -
49,, E-rnlrsrs Nes-Yo,k-J. Kesrny ROtzers, N D.
"a si--t-rsL; Aexanter l. Hosask, 81 D. ol Frank
i-ss.s : Ke-ns n. D., 20 Fourth a. -
rusiirsI Txaniler. attend a ~ Wellst and No lSf
49, AZ c'cOck ?. ~ eally Fee pad b Ae secley)
S.,J.r cosnssl-W Ham Van HooS, Esq. y Wa..-sL
R4asrrs-Ths Merchants barh
SoIi~ster-Jofn Hone, Esi III fine-sL
C.rtifr-Henry = CuiiP ESQ
IN respect 10 Iof ives iof ne D-psnl q
Lot April, ls4o
Pamphlets. blsnk forms, table q rates lists o. agents te
5000 a. he Chef Oce "a Waist l1f Bo~ery
- sber Of he Agents throughout he United STAKES,
- sr,ish Nor.h American CoiOneA
~ - LANDER STARR, General Agent
for he United States aud B. y. A. Colonies.
gew.York, s.h JEsaary, ls4'' isskWissn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17

~ Facts Tor the People. "-Exposure 70
.s.,i, ON Wet clothes In sdditior hereditary dis
position or unwholesome employment, are some o. me
primary and most equeni causes Of that fearful
b., os.sy CONSERVATION For the removal Of ne escfs
Of tssr czses freeing the system Of a. oosucrc hty
ing ltion and promoting healthy seuon o. re iahs
t- m Of ,r,cfs and CERTAIN remedy Is ThOMsONs kOh-
POI-ND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHThA-
This preparsIion 10 formed by union Of some OF ne
rncires of our most valuable rsgei5e peoras N com,
bnson win TAE-the value Of which, In al affections OF
Inc hreast all and confess sisce Us nsfodueho0'
Of hose who have employed Il,
None name IL but 10 praise
And even the prejudice Of Physicians 10 Tie employ
~ cobsaons of whose exact constituents they may De
-seosaeSca snd Is now daily prsrTsba n their prAcncs
Prepares only by Angney Dickson sneeessots 10 ;
rhornson COZ. Fifth and Spruce sta Phia1el pha 500
,rboIrssIe and retail. bv WYATT K kETCHUM III
guiion-sf and a. retail ~ II. johnson. - eroadS AZ
New-YoIk Price 30 cents bottle siA bottles ie' - 2"
E,,f..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-17
GLOVE ANoDYNE TooTHAoHE DROPS.
% > Quick he cure Il sInosI sr-iled -,
Thai ola l0Othsche had dreamed - y

- quick the cure II slnosi sr-hed A..
Thai ofa tOOthsche had dreamed "A FHfie7<:.
4. rot ~ least renarkAbe characte risc-t not oay
ouics but persnen IN s eject ana may be Used WIN
perfect safety. Profuse are ne expressions ~
anon his preparation SO well and faithfully hss NE
CL0vs As5DYSE perform Gil that has been esin 81 Io'
mai many .e os have been made 10 initiate H. and many
xorhles. copoqud are offered under The name o. Cove
Anodyne Purchasers must be sure ard asa i95
son IA an tba yFrspper OF every genuine vial Prepared
only by HENRY JOHNSON tsuceessor 10 A d ssna h.
COY Chemis, and Druggist rs Broadway COZ Sasmosr,
:, h he grsni,s hnildinr Sold also 81 100 Fuon-si ~
Ess. Brosiwsy, add SIS Hadson-sL Price - esn@
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40 N0O 40 LOAN on hond 40 moFtrage. ID D.
BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-For gentleman and wife for
ID he coming wear; will furnish their own rooms, or
would hive rsri 81 house moderate rent IN the vein
y OF Broadway and Bleecker-st Terms, WIN dessnp-
10, 10, ~ v.,ra--s ffirs ST.
TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
single rooms and board q, 10 Chambcrstt opposite The
Park. III ~
rF0WO YOUNG LADIES can be accommodated
! with hoari % 81 Bowery- ~ "
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General Notices.
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