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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Monday, Sept. 4.
At Market-l5OO Beef Cattle 900 from
the South and West, via Philadephial 40
PRlcEs.-Beef Cattle are in good request,
and the prices arc fully sustained. Sales at
from to cts. per b., as in quality. lot
Of 40 head were purchased for the Naval Sta
ton at Bermuda. About 200 left over, un-
sold.
Cows and Calves-The supplies are very
limited, and prices are hardly supported. Sales
at from $lS S2S to S35.
Sheep and Lambs still come in abundantly
and the supply on hand are more than ade-
quate TO the demand. Sheep. 81 to S2,25 a
$3.50. Lambs, IS cents, 81 so $2,75.-
500 unsod
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, Aug. 81.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 10 yokes
Working Oxen, 46 Cows and Calves, 5000
Sheep and Lambs, 800 Swine.
Prces--Beef Cattle Sc SO, 6, $3.50.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
Stores-2 year old, SIG to SIS; 3 year old
90 to %.
Cows and Calves---$29. 30; 30, "a, 40.
Sheep and Lambs--$l %; 81, so old
sheep So 80.
Swine---5 IA Retail S l-2a7.
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Court Of Probate, ofNescport, Sept. All, is4s

Court Of Probate, ofNe1cport, Stpt. 4th, ls45
DETER p. REMINGTON. Admin islrstor
L. on the cslae Of John B. Atkinson, presents
hi Secppd Administration account op said e>iale
for allowance, the same is received and reier.
red Tor consideration 10 CouH ofProbate TO bo
holden nj the Town Hall in Newport on Tho
first Monday in Oct. neu al nine O'Clock,
a. M, and notice is ordered TO be given
thereof by advertisement for three successive
weeks In the Herald Of the Times that sli per-
.ons Interested may appear At said time and
place. and be heard.
True copy,
Sept. !. BIB ROWLAND. Prob CLERK.
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New Books,
FOR SALE AT
JAMES HAMMOND'S
B O O X s r O r =

NNHE Oak Openings, by J. +. Cooper.
l. Edward Vernon, by E. V. Childe'
The Whim and its consequences, by
James,
Woman An Enigma by NJ. J. Mcintosh,
Thankfulness by G.. b. Taylor
Also Z further supply of GrahtIy Manor
Charms and Counter Charms.
III Just received as above, lot of Superl-
or Letter Paper, very low priced.
Aug. 81.
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Cholera Infantun.

u has saved the lives OF maRy thousand
Children when reduced to deaths door by this
complaint; it gives them immediate relief,
and they very soon recover
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ANOTHER SToPrAGE.-The proPrletors OF
the large woolen factory in Ware village are
stopping their looms, as we were informed when
ip that place few days since. They have
determined TO shut down as soon rs they have
worked up the raw material now on hand.
"Give u.s." said one Of the propretors, " the
,aiff Of l5i2, and we will start every machine
again in six weeks. ."-Barre Patriot.
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New Music.
Just Received---Sept. 9Th,
TILLEY'S MUSIC SALOON,

l26 Thames Street,
vEHE Land Of the Strangers, Song, by
IA. S. Reeves
%. Come Maidens, Come. :" by
ii. II. Brown
The Bowld Soger Boy, by
Samuel Lover
Sleep Dearest Baby, fyailard, by
o B. Gross
Rosa May, BY -,
Tederco Polka, by
Gustavc BlesSner
Susan Polka, by
y. Mashstein
Melrose Polka, by
Joseph "; Tuner
Rossignol Quick Step, by
Missouri Volunteers Quick Step, by
Opera Waltz, b n. Richardson
| There is Priceless Gem. Sacred Song, by
w. Williams
I A, not ask 10 Offer thee, by g. Linley
Joys that were crowning, by r. H. "hI'e
Wen have a better dance tonight,
Chrlsty'S Song, Birmingham March.
God Save the Queen.
RGle Briranna, and a great variety OF Negro
Songs. Marches, PolkaS, &c. Nc.
Sept ).
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Alta Court Of Probate ofthe 7o'cn Of Ne'cport.
holden Stpi. 4, IS4e..

ID p. REMINGTON. presents is second
L sAdminislrali IN account on The estate Of
Richard Z Norman, lat, Of Newport, deceased.
for allowance, which account contains credit
for proceeds Of the sale OF said Richard Z. Nor.
mans Real Estate. made by the Admin Isl ralor,
the same is received and referred Tor consideIc-
lion TO Court OF Probate 10 be holden OF the
10 WI Hall IN Newport, on the first Monday 10
Oct. next at 3 O'Clock a. m, and notice is
ordered 10 be given thereof by advertisement
for three successive weeks in the Herald OF the
Times, that all persons interested may appear
a said time and place aud be h,ard. True
copy, B. b. ROWLAND,
|. Sert 7. Probate Clerk.
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Chronic DiarrhGa.

Either in children or adults. Of months or
yeare continuance, are most readily cured
with this Cordial, notwithstanding they may
be restored to mere skeleton II Immediately
strengthens, and shortly restores them to per
f.rt haalih
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U. s. TRGAsuRY.--Thc nett amoun, in the
diFeron, banks and Y. s. Minis, subject to
draft on the 2s,h Of August, was s2,oii ,2u
II.
Treasury Note. outstanding Is, September,
lsIs, GIG co? .oso 81
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Sea sickness.

II is most pleasant and desirable remedy
for sea SicHne>S Il checks the vomiting. and
readily restores the patient IL invariably
checks vomiting, produced from al! cause
whatever
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through the day orat T. NJ, aud arrive
on board the boat in Stonington alto 2. VI
By this route the passage around FONT Judith
Is avoided.
Fare from Newport to New York the same
a by tho Outside Route.
Ths line arrives IN Now York in advance
Of all Others aud IN tine FOR the early lines
for Philadelphia and Albany.
Passengers will receive checks Tor their bag
gage from the Baggage Master on board the
Perry, who will take chsrge of II aud attend to
us delivery.
Tickets. Berihs and State rooms, can be sc
cured al the office Of the line IN the Front
Room of the Post Office, Thames street
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FiRE.-On the ID inst, fire broke out at
Augusta, Ga, in a warehouse on the South
side of Broad street, occupied by Andres,
Spear g. Worton, which was destroyed, with
about 600 bales Of Cotton. Loss S20, 900.
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r. JULIUS STEVENS, Admir-
Al Court of PROBATE Of Nc,cport, hOldo,
Sept. A, lS4e.

HPON the above petition Of II. julius Ste
u vens, Administrator on the estate Of
ROBERT STEVENS,
deceased, praying for Liberty to sell the real
estate of said Robert Sleytus,-the same is
read, received and referred for consideration to
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Hail. in Newport, on the first Monday in Oci
next, al 9 o'clock. a. m and notice is ordered
to be given ofthe tendency and prayer thereof
by advertisement three successive weeks in the
Herald fthe Times, that al persons interested
may apPear al said time aud place and bt
heard. true copy attest.
| Sepl7. BIB ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
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Children that are Teething,

If inclined to DarrhGa, should always be
provided with this medicine, aS 1t will keep the
bowels regulated, aud keep of The Canker.-
It is wholesome, safe and pleasant 10 the taste f;
and children are fond of it, and will take it
vithout trouhlc or dislike.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07

The present pressure and future dread felt
by the SEX aud langnishing patient when sni-
ering under that narrowing disease. Con
sumption. or the burdensome one Of Serofula,
must be felt to be comprehended. 1 he re.
markable aud energetic reiet afforded ly
Grants Indian Remedies, is source OF the
greatest happiness to the sick. and grants them
he precicu. boon of renewed hope, so ueces
sary TO assist in rapid recovery Of spirits dur.
ing convaescence. Alteration is asked ior the
advertisement Of its peculiar merits and quail.
tiles.
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA This valua-
bic medicine combines the most salutary pro-
dnctions, the most potent simples of the vege-
labe kingdom. lis unprecedented success IN
The restoration Of health t. those who had long
pined under the most distressing chrouic mali
dies, has given i, an exalted character, fur
nshng. as 1t does. evidence Of It's own intrin-
sic value, and recommending II 10 the
allced only can know II has long been
most important desideraum in the pric ice
OF medicine To obtain remedy similar 10 this
one that would act on the liver, stomach and
bowels with all the precision and potency of
mineral preparations, yet without any OF their
deeterious effects upon The vital powers oiihe
system. EIuptions in all their various phases,
ulcers o: every kind. rheumatism, liver dIseas-
es, indigestion langour and torpidly OF The
general system, aud many other complaints. can
be relieved and cu:ed by this valuable comb-
nation OF detergent, tonic and aperIent
Prepared and sold by A. b. a. ID SANDS,
Druggist, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by r. J. Taylor, r. r. Hazard,
and G. G. G Hazard, Newport, and by Drug.
gist generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for s..
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Cholera and common Cholera
NOrbUS.

| This Cordial Immediately checks the vom
ting, reraves the pain, stops the DiaIrhGa
aud restores the bowels to a perfectly and reg
uar state, however severe the attack may be
or however low the patient may have become
Il IL invariably restores
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EscApED.-Two Of the prisoners escaped
from Sing Sing on Wednesday last. One was
ovcrtaken at Wiliams's Bridge, and after a
desperate rencon,re, captured. The other is
still at large.
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EXPRESS LINE FOR BOSTON.

Passengers fot Boston vii take the steamer
Perry st D A. VI and arrive IN Boston at Q A.
". aud arrive st4I.2 This /, an E,pre.
rhir aud doe. not stop between Providence
and Boston, thu, making the run IN the sbort.
sst possible time.
Ticket. for safe AZ the Ofhes ofihs Lins, IN
The FRONT room of the post Office, or on board
The Perry.
~ F.s 70 rro.idsne. 70 Gu. to Boston
stSf q w BIRD, Ag,
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Seyeresl Cases ofDYsenterY,

are Immediately counteTacted, the pains are
aIayed, the bowels healed, and not unrequent.
" the bowels become perfectly regulated and
restored in the short space Of ten or twelve
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For Sale.

pA TIE Store No lOs Thames street,
fTtn formerly the properly Of Thomas 20
plLW. Brown, deceased, and now occupied
BY James Phillips. II swell sitsalsd for any
kind Of business. For terms, enquire ot
SILAS WARD,
or JAMES u. BROWN
~ limo, sold by the ls vf Ncvsmbe 4
~ill then be sold a. suc'i,r
fsr' n.
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FOR NEW YORK.

be CrsssA. TIE Steamer BAY STATE
tee&YFxFk SC.pr. BRows, will leave Fali
sS<zzSzsVSssnRiver every Tuesday Thurs.
day and Saturday evening,on the srlivs of the
steamboat train Of cars from Boston, for New
York, via. Newport, leaving NowPort ate 4
o'clock and arrive in New York al about ~
O'Clock next morning. Returning, will leave
New York at o'clock, y. NJ.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, CAPT.
.CoMsrocx, will leave Fall River every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, a. above, for New
York via Newport leaving here at about
8 Ia o'clock and on her return, leaving New
York at s +. NJ.
For further particulars enquire o.
april ~. ANTHONY STEWART.
II ThamrS-st.
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~ Our readers, who are not fond of politi-
cal matters, must exercise their patience for
few weeks longer, when we shall be enabled
to give our usual amount of miscellaneous
reading matter in our paper. The great i'm
portance Of The Presidential contest absorbs al
most every thing else at the present time.
With this number, we conclude the State
Address, which, although Of great length, no
one should fail of reading. Its arguments are
unanswerable. We believe, however, but one
Wing paper in the State, besides our own,
has published it, Probably owing to its
length.
In our next, we shall commence the publica-
tion Of DANIEL WEBsrER's great speech a,
Marshfeld, on the Presidential election. The
abstract Of it, we have published, although a
fair one, gives but faint idea of the Speech
itself. 1t should be read and pondercd by
every Wing voter in the country.
CHARLES +. ADAMS OPINION OF MARTIN
VAN BuREs.-In 1874 Charles +. ADAMs
who is now the coadjutor of Martin Van Buren
published book on the annexation Of Texas
in which he said
"The principles Of liberty are never safe ir
the hands of men who make trade Of public
affairs. Mr.. Van Buren must be Judged By
his preceding course, taken as a whole, ant
from that let no man delude himself with the
belief that he is fixed to any thing but his owl
interest"
Mr.. Van Buren is not changed, but Mr.. Ad
ans has been, in the ,winkling Of an eye, by
being nominated for the Vice Presidency.
SALES OF PUBLIC LANps--The amount re
ceived from the sale Of public lands for the fis
cal year ending 3Oth June, ls4s, was S3,l4g
324 A to which is to be added chartered Ger
tihca,es $lO7,6l4 90; total, S3,526, 1898 40
BALLOON AscENr.-Dr. Morrill, made an as
cent in balloon from Boston on Saturday last
and made safe descent at Pembroke nea
Duxbury, about 81 miles from the place o
starting.
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AND RHODESLANDER THURSDAY MORNING
COunterpanes..

COunterpancs.
EURNITURE Dimity
IL Worsied Damask aud Moreen
Embos ed Table Covers
Blk and Brown Linen
Turkey Red Colton
Colored Blndines
Curtain Trimmings, &C., at
LANGLEY 4 NORMANS,
l43 Thames Street
Sept.4. 2w.
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April c. lslS
To the Travelling Public about
visiting BOsten.
Great improvement in
DAGUERR E0TlPlNG
InUN RIPPLE

- III ~ "A. w III II Ia IL,
90 Washington Street, Boston,
HAS added to MS extensive eStabll.hlnent Il
LII IMMATURE STEAM ENGINE, for
executing the mechanical parlS-lhe hist aud
only application OF STEAM POWER TO this
Art
This Power gives a more perfect, exquisite
aud sensitive polish to his plale>, especially
large plates for Groups and Family PICTURES,
and enables him TO make great IMPROVE
MENT on Pictures whIth have been pronouh
ced very perfect
lie received one Of The highest premiums fol
the Art at The hle Mechanics Fair. The beF
Judges 81, h- ramil, and other Groups wholly
excel anyihng of the kind IN the DagueiIeo.
TYPE Art But he very much prefers TO have
bis Pictures speak for him, aud therefor re-
-peclfuy invites the public to call aud exam.
inc and tudge for tlemselveS usss
Among the Groups, Family, snd single o5ds
linens IN his extensive Gallery, may be
Rev y BIS. and Family-ilou. W.. JACK
sos and Family Of i6-Gov. BRiGos aud Coun.
ctl, seated ne ~ their Chambcr-snd the :our
Hon Judges OF the Mass supfer,e C,rri, a.
IN their sests--with many olher distinguished
personagcs.
Likenesses NJ children tsken best With eles'
skv. Adults ~ any wca'hcr Prices reasons.
bic Perfect Satisfaction warranted
r.Surs 'hs rhsiog vhts ne rHh'tsrrs 70 - I'VE"
jI' ~ p~l IN 'nNf'
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For General Debility and Dys-
nnnSIn.

II is most excellent restorative, giving r
healthy tone 10 both the stomach and bowels,
and prevents food from pressing and dIsreS-
sing the stomach.
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THARR1AEL3S

In Tiver,on on the Gath, Mr.. William NJ.
Cook of Fall River, to Miss Esther W. Bow
nell, of Tiverton.
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Court ofPro6dte, Of N,pport, Sept. 4th, Is4s

Court Of Probate, Of N,,cport, Sept 4fh, is4s
iIIPON the report OF the Commissioners hero.
u toiore appointed 10 receive and examine the
claims against the estate Of Josiah &. shaw
late of Newport, Esq. deceased and the Ad.
m ministiators frst account on said esists pre- /.
-enled for reception and allowance, the ssme are
referred for consideration to a Couu oiProbs,e.
10 be holden at the Town Hall, in Newport. on
The lst Monday ~ Oct. next, AT 9 O'Clock, A.
NJ, aud notice thereof is ordered to be given by
advertisement for three successive weeks in the
HeraM ofthe Times, that all persons interested
may appear at sid time aud place il they slsl
see it, TO show cause why said report should
not be received. and said commission cioS g..
and why said account should not be allowed.
True copy,
Sept7. BIB ROWLAND. Prob. Clerk.
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NJ The yellow fever is said to be increas.
irg in New Orleans.
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A H1nay Railroad Acddenf-On Satur-
day evening, as tho last train Of cars from
Lowell was approaching this city, two Of the
hindemost cars accidently parted from the
train in Medford, about five miles distant
The occurrence was not discovered, however,
until after the Conductor had supped in the
city and returned TO the Depot, when he was
astonished to find that two Of HE cars, contain
ing some 100 passengers each, were "among
the missing" He Instantly despatched To-
comotive on tho return track, and the lost cars,
With their populati m, were brought into the
city after detention Of about an hour and a
half, by this both amusing aud vexatous over
sight boston Chronotype.
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leaal Moticcs.
Assignee's Notice,

Newport Sc.
Th. ,obscriber, having been spIniuted by
the Hon. Supreme Court, for tbs County ~
Newport, ~ It's August term, A. ID. le4o, AZ.
slsOse of tho estates Of Nathaniel Smith,
Fisherman, aud Will, Potter, Manufacturer,
both OF Newport in said County, 10 whom ths
benefit Of the "Insol vent Act" Of this Sts,s
has been g'snted, requests all p.f.ons indoht.
ed TO said insolvsnls lo make Immediate pay
msni and those having claimsdo present.
them within s'G moDtbs from the date usrsof.
or they will be preciuded from the bens6ls ol
said assignments.
WM. H. DOUGLAS, Assignee.
Sept 6-3w
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day, (Sundavs excepled) at I IA o CLOCK,
NJ. for Fail River, arriving in season to con-
net with the trains trom New Bedford and
Boston.
Fare to Roslon 81 80, and no extra expense
is incurred Cor hack hire, as the boat lands by
the side ofthe depot.
The King Philip leaves Fall River daily
(Sundays eicepicd) a,9 ID o'clock A. VI. on
the arrival OF the cars from Boston and New
Bedford, Tor Newport. Fare 90 cents.
/ ~ l,Sw
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Dorchester, Mass, June Is.

Dorchester, Mass, June Is.
Dr.. +. Brown -
Dear Sir 1t affords me great pleasure to be
able TO bear testimony TO the valuable proper
ties of your Sarsaparllla and Tomato Biuers
You probably remember The situation was IN
when commenced using them by the advice ol
my friends the suffering which have borne
for long time from the effects of most tern
bic humor is almost indescribable II covered
my chest and arms, breaking out al times in
did try without the least relief and gave
up ever exrecting To be cured; but al last
was persuaded TO make use Of your Sarsaparil'
Ia aud Tomato Bllers but must say com
nenced with great reluctance, thinking II
would eventually fail 10 relieve me, as all 9th
er medicines had done. But how happy have
been disappointed 1t has entirely cured me
Nothing that | do affords me more pleasure
than recommending your Billers to persons
similarly afflicted, and do most earnestly re-
commend all 10 try them before they give up
suppoSing etheIe is no relief ] now value
them so highly keep them in the house, and
use them in my family, as consider them the
best, plea>a >antest, and most thorough medicine
now in use, removing all impurities, carrying
off all bile, without weakening the system, oI
being obligad to change your diet
After showing this 10 any one, II they are no
perfectly satisfied, ask them to call on me, ant
| will explain my case more tully, which it vii
afford me great pleasure TO do.
Yours, respectfully,
DANIEL 'pLU MINER.
For sale by R.. TAYLOR.
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hshmrnI, COWPTIsI tNtTV UVSVI P'IOH I4C'''"
ing the newest and choicest varieres OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs, Vines, Plants, Roses SC, will be dis
posed OF at very reduced prices IN order to
close the business a. speedily rs possible.
Orders accompanied with the cash, to The a
mount of ten dollars. or upwards, will be sup
piled at a reduction Of 25 per cent from the
usual prices.
Nur,erSmen, Vendcrs and others. wishing
to purchase by wholesale, viii be supplied al
such reduced prices. according 10 kind and
quantity, as will probably prove satisfactory tt
them. Descriptive catalogues gral'S on appil
cation post paid.
Orders received by CHAS. n TiLLEY
Newport, and which NAV be left ut the office o
the "Newport Mercury" i33 Thames Street
where catalogues may be had.
Semi lSJS-6W,
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FOR new YORK.

'Otl0tnrf dnd NONINgIJN'
PASSENGERS can take
tho Steamer PERRY at
5 O'Clock, 4. NJ, aud re-.
main IN Providence
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Dissolution Of Copartncrship.

Dissolution Of COparthcrsh1p'
IUNHE Co.paruershp heretofore ex'Slins
between Philip r. Dunham y George
w. Green, under The name Of Dnham ~
Green, was dissolved OH the 10Th of February
last by mutual consent. George w. Green II
fully authorized to settle all concerns Of the
late firm.
The subscyiber VIII coa'inHr tho !,
Painting and GlaZing Business
on hl. own account az srIcdessor 10 Duhbam ~
Green, at the old stand, No 10, Thames street,
(next south of The Post Ohice,> ani intends
keeping general assortment oi Paints, on
Glass, VarnlSb Brushes, Nc. DC. as at model
ate price. as any olhcl store IN town. Crate
lul for pas, layolS he respectfully soliciiS I"
continuance,
April G. lsiS lT
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| uJ7 The attention of our readers is called to
advertisement of new music, at Tilley's Music
Store, l26 Thames street. Give him call.
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SELLING OFF.
Linnmam Botanic Garden and
Nursery,

Late of William Prince, deceased, FM'h'ng,
l.. l., near Nap York, WINTER y CO.,
Propriet0rs