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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

I Pisnoiorte. House Furnishing Articles, Nc--J W
BROWN will p. on WEDNESDAY July II, ~ ~ oeA.SA'
Al n Broadway large stock oi desfahe housruo1 rui-
rmre comprising mahogany soias, sprns Sc snl onc
Chairs hlreauN bookcases marble top washs'snae cen
sr and side tables MAHOGANY bcds.eads card ana 4la'eNr
tables double and single hair aut husk mattresses csfe
With general of useful house flfnishns STU
c,cs Also 5ohour aud Sdav ciocNs A,o, 49, "a
case pisnoioue Sale perempory, 10 pay advances ehN
$780, iyll 2rs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

i'pi - nsrfy al river water lis portable spDa-
rs ed FOR application 10 any faucet or barrel ZAP Ise
~ - -, ~ srid. and l. constructed for application
- d. -ss ~ he capscity OF keg pail, ~ wei az 10
r hvdrsnf Il cleanses Itself hy changing 7 end 9l ea
III Ter tom one o. eve gallons per minute atl > gi
t.i,r - - several wears. Price -, with faucet -
Wsercooers an uya.gabe usgry iqI ne south Pre- -
~ i.i,.g , Ter 5i9 Broadway next above = ChsIlrs
Eo,s Fer cent 10 any psf Of The Union jsJo lneools
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WTFF TO ND 7 IL ~ NNNN1
GREAT ST. LEGER SwEEPsTAKEs

Parties DESTROYS of .er Chances M either ~ the above
Sweepstakes requested make early spflcanon y
each sweep vl be- drawn Immediately % : fl Toe rsslA
Of the drawing WI be advertised n ne Tines, bes Lle
and the London Daily papers To give Ladies Nl ofpof-
muy OF taking shares, scrip viii oe issued n initials 81 ne
option 90 the subscribers.
AL communications, 90 insure attention. cortsin
remittance. Foreign orders mas be made paysbe n Lon
dom hut At letters be addressed 10 RICHARD Nj
CHOLLS snd JAMES PARKINSON Tempe-scusre,
Aviesblry. Eng anc
Tie Thip Horse 20 be decided by Bells Life Prizes
rad any DAY after the ess 10 per cent The Race vii
o. uln Al D0ncasrer on he ifih of september 1875.
To prevent fraud Scrip VII be genuine unless the let
Ter containing II bears the Ayeshury posimsrk subscribers
wishing 20 send Bank Notes hsd better send halves ey d
fersrf Posfs yS DNWtAug 2's ltSNs
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PILES, PILES. pILEs.!.

PILES, PILES. PIlES!!!
nR. UPIIAWs VEGETABLE PILE ELECrU Any "A
ItnoS we'll known 10 be the only remedy tnd WI cue
This very lroubesome disease permanently we tA'e US
received the following certificate Can anything Do "o''
convincing 49,. ,.. A., ts.s
Misses. Ksrou.S Hss's,s Gsnfs~sa Toe ,s.i',e' ~.
la, been -sere, .fsei r MANY years Win The 'i7 ~.
particularly wnhn the 'st ulr uonh' ht' i- IN IN No. y,
~ ~ ZINC w., mach i...oar,sei sns though
mus, -uael long as lived Bu "a, ,, ia
bcurri 6y Your valuable Pds E tuao ''as conn |" ~
@ IN % m ~ {,u now p.s,, cured by he use Of only
one 6or Ven truly youf obsiisn, 80, 49,, ,, cuoss
Sold Wholesale and retail by KErCHAM A HENshAW'
l2l Ftons st. and Dr. A. uPHAM, 1915 bowefy and py uIus
glsts generally throughout tbs United States ana Ssaaa
Price 81 per box s WV No.
nysFNTERY CORDfAI-An Iudian preparation
DfOr dysentery diarrhea or summer complaint con-,
snd cholera morbus Il generally affords immediate relief
die worst case In a few hours Price 30 cents Thousands
have cured by Il every season for ihe ls-t t"sn
wears Prepared and sold by LAW BOYD o. Ead
Roadway who keep the most extensive depot tof indian
and botanic medicines IN the United saies Lsaoisiep
1875 leH lhlseoo
81 TO LET-Par oflhe floor ana the hr'i of ofihs
I'D frst class store IA WaTens Inquire on inc prem
AIA ses Jys wis
n, TO LET-The upper part Of house, consisting OF
~. TWO rooms and bedroom the second floor The
III hou.s Ia pleasantly situated between Broadway aho
Rowery. convenient noghbo hood. and croton water IN
he bonse To res pecs e family the rent viii D. modsf'
ATE Apply at 497 HousOnst Two doors rom ihe
west side. -.
70, FOR sALE-Twentytwo acres Of land, IN the VI.
age Of rsvesend Long Island, distant only one ms
81 s,S, he ebrated watering place Of COney Island
and within ten miles Of the City Of New forA s'asss ps
10 and from the city daily. Tue land Is Level si'ualo ~
ubc road ana stpreren under high state OF cuhsson
The location being easy u access 10 Brooklyn ana view
York renders highly desirable spot eibeI lo may.
gardening a country residence Inc sou y ie'a 10 r
fmosobere unequaed for ssgbrty and heaith me con
yerienors es SEES bathing and raising the cmicf@ IA"
uxurfes u ne garden and table unPaiss,l.s1a e,nrxs
lyil lyDSFWs JcnN ~
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WANTS.

WANTED Employment BY two respectable young
w mn 80 irng frfntle oh couniry They have been
e-pvf tr vrou. business rafonf, such dry Roo-,
$3.50 ~ an ariuferreus u public WOKE Under
s,ani accounts vel Would work a. hrr for moderate
49, .K.rfaf Is esgi.e -igaOrs fpr several resretfa-
ber Ar1tv ID ch-si 81 coor from Fuliou-st Brook
I'm tvll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11
RoNNETsi BONNETS

r. SELLING OFF,
S4TO CLOSE the business Of he season, 80 cases,
Consisting OF every style and quality at sscrhce
~. n 5O per cent. st WAMSLEG'S Bonnet Ware
800 AZ stheripe-st near Eat Broadway zen 2wls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11
EXCURSIONS.

go $3.50 GRAND EXCURSION
LA ~<<.s::.,z,sxvs, THROUGH LO G.IsLAND TO
3fz n-GREENPORT by the LONG ISLAND
RAILROAD on THURSDAY July 49, 1913 aud ievrn re
am. -venng by special rain from Biooky depotsi7Ag
stoppiug al Jamaica 0c.ock, Am
fempsesd branch..........Hb
Faunugdals .......s.-s...ssbef
MediOm Station. ............WS
81 GEORGES fundamentally
and arrive AZ GreenpOn at.....s..s.......stf
Reu,r ing the train will sop at tie sDoyonamed 9fh's
only Fare for the excursion One D0lsr "
'' DAVID 5. IVES. Superintendent
A, ,,reepnort The steAner STATESMAN Va be In retdi
nes. 10 convey such The party desire iho1sh IRE an
rsseJ Peconic Bay Sag Harbor aud oscA ~ flsfs'
OF ~ Gems for the trip. lFlV Asv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

nKBO-TWlCk'- SIXTH LECTURE ON s4Ph-
IbIIIS Illustrated VI drawings. VIII De gwen on Neu
iev evening lh al the Broadway House, corner OF
Roadway and Grauds, Medical men, students and gen
neinel - '' iyli 1ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11
PANORAMA
OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN

OF TAYLORS CAIPAlGF
n me Niaerra Rooms, 80 Ryeldcay
SHERMAN Il TOUSEY'S MAMMOTH PANOhAMA
- sboyys I'M the most perfect and beautiful mannef ne
OF Taylors operations IN Mexico the GsEArt'r Ps'NlND
fV ruF WORLD Open every evening, Panorama COM
mences moving NJ o'clock precisely Admission = cents
No halfpnce No charge for descriptive pamphlets vows
EASv.Rps MAMMOTH PaSoRANA o. ri'r
MISSISSIPPI RIVER!
rpy LARGEST PAINTING ~ 1hE WORLD . 80
TAINTED on THREE MILES OF CANVAS i-tXhb'
ng view Of country l.2UO miles IN lenghn, eAleslhs
fom he mouth Of the Missouri Myer 20 the tty OF New
Orleans and aching over ten degrees on riI'o
THE LARGEST PAINTING IN ltlF NokiD. nPsen
every evening Sundays excepted Nv rAN
DRAMA BUILDING IN Brosfwe 9to : uel-
den Admission - cents chudfe he Sho-
rama will commence moving al ~ o,S Pee .sey.
Afternoon exhibitions on wednesdays and Sainf1vs ~
q o'clock mvll uisua
AMERICAN ART-UNION
FRYE GALLERY No tg7 BROADWAY.
Open from g AN to u PM. le21 eodlsn
DARNyli,s AMERICAN MusEUM-P. T.
One Day Ony-Spendid performances IN the afternoon =.
81 O'Clock in the evening g. The Manager has engaged
The Belgian Giant Nous him. the taest man ~ the ~Oo
being hl eight feet high Enormous Boa Constructor ieg'
iong Three living Orsng Outangs; apparently as much
human A. brute. Great Western, John harrington, Ma-
gican and Ventnoquist The Mammoth Boys, Giant BABY
Wax Scripture Ssiuary, &C. Admission . cents chii-
Reserved front seats one shilling each, eNtra. iylo
fraSTIE GARDEN-rhe public are respectfully n'
y formed that asle Garden % open during the day "A
mission ~ cents N.Y. !"
LADIES'
ZOE CREAM SALOON,
1874 CHATHAM SQUARE.
wholesale orders delivered free ofcharge iyo Inns
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The following is the official account of the duties
MoNpAY, July lO-P ~

HrCfuIng Oh IIIIpUI q dV IHV put .
first six months of lsl7 and ls4s I;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

CAITIUN.-Len the slbscribef' MiSh isi-
N KELLY indeliei apprentice 10 me ooai- o...I.-
10y business All persons are caluon a az 80 s.tr-t
= inr or trusting him they VIII De dean v i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

4 OST-In YORK. on Saturday, 9Th inst two drafts,
Iyne 0O srd me other $780, drawn on me Merchants
Exchange ank by the Albany Exchange Bank o. favor OF
,f ar. worthless 20 a tu The sub-crher a. ile paymen
H. hen .fopp,si and fhe finder will be satisfactorily re-
....,l.5 d.. ,d.,ir'g fiteri Al tli. Office ISL Be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-11

.3sNY, lan9ns . ad.s,I, e. rynI, ~
us. p.,s Kingst5p Barry Town, Reokoos, Bristol Cs's
~ .ib-n. ard Stockport Passengers by this boar VI
arrive M Albany 10 an % time for The aorning van
a.. go or Wsa The new and splench sisc'
NJ ATTAIN, Capt w. p. Nelson, wal cave ne
- 81 al tie soot Of RobinsoD-st on Tnesosls
- nd Saturdays, al o'clock z. NJ fLp ~
ers,s- apply on board the boat OF 10 q. T. sIAS
b. - re fOot Of RonInson-si-
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-T rouS,S COLLEGE, FORDHAM.-Ihe AZ
-. COR r1er cement VII tasr piace on lhb l,DA
- ti 80 ~ O'CLOCK n An extra rain Of a. '1
issvs he Cly Hal Al 9ciockPA. N"'~
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NlIRIn,.. AsrOR.PLACE. sROADWAY-

>fIBIO,s. AsToR-PIAtk. bhOADMAf-
. NS-.ge Manager. Mr. JoHN SEXTON Leader MI MOoif
Tie LEHMAN FAMILY and JOSEPH MAhLETIi IN
hs unuvaled psrt OF JOCk0. III.
TUESDAY EVENING, July m, he performance VII
commence with me Dramatic Bse antouime act called
JOCKO. THE BRAZILIAN AFE
JockO ................ ..-.-.-..-.. Dion, MARIN.
Fernandez. Brazilian Planter ........M schnldt
0ora Young Indian. .......-.. ..td HE As.iulit
After which. the lsugnanle sketch ccArl
THE ErON BOY.
Dshster John Seton. Capt Popham. MI DeW son tsnny
Curv Mss Teibm, Tom. The Eton Boy, Miss 4 Teon-
Fifteen minutes lntemlsson
To conclude with Comic Bslet fanomme, produced
under the direction of Mons schmidt called -.
Los LEGRADORES. OR THE CORN THbksHEh>
Stakie. NJ Nnflsusn
fefif Jean. VI sSntlidl
Petit Jean. Changed 90 >iauel .....: NJ Maikeu
La Belle O0curlcOf .....t... Mlt- Aetttl'.'s
Rose Pompou. ller sister. Nile maillde.
In the piece are number Of hle dances
" Tickets 80 cents. To commence 81 0clocs lyll
CASTLE GARDES-Perfo 70 commence Al
Y O'Clock Admission So cents.-tJ ESDA1 ENENiNC,
Juiv VIII be presented Planches Dramatic Anedoie ot
LANATER, THE PHNSlOGNOMlcT
Burromaser Bemau. ......... Mr Holland
Aner which the Indian ChiefC HI BBEE VIII perform sN
pieces on the Flute and >aucepauidna. -
Pas Srul. shisr peio'i
CHUBBFE aud bis WIFE VIII perform variety OF petts
ON the Guitar Sirsptliaud and Flute.
Grand Medley Overture full Band. songs, Duets. NC
Iuiermis.on Of hall hour FOR Promenade ConVesan1h
and Refreshments during which view may asooe ootah-
Ell of the range OF splendid Cosmoramas. u -,
To conclude with he Farce of the DOUBLE bEDDEp
ROOM JET
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-06
BRIGHTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, June %.

THURSDAY, June ~.
At market 275 Beef Cattle, 10 yokes Work
ing Oxen, 90 Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep
and Lambs, 800 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Catk-There was a decline
of 25 cents per hundred from last Monday s
sales. We quote Extra Sc IS; lst quality
So 25 a 6 so; Cd quality $5 so 6 90.
Workng Oren-$65 a Sis, as in quality.
Co,cs and Ca'Ues-S22, %, 35, AZ, As.
!Aeep-Old, 81 IS, 25, 375, 3 so -
Lambs 81 so, 2 90, 90, 3 25.
.S,o,ne-At wholesale 4 l-2 a 5 l-2. Suck
ing Pigs l2aS.
MONDAY, July 3, 1913.
AT market $50 Beef Cattle, 100 Sheep and
Lambs, and 100 Swine.
Prces-Beef Cattle-A few extra Sc rs
lst quality s6 25 6 so second quality 10
at So 90.
Sheep-Old, $l75, 200, 2 so, 300
Lambs ST. so, 3 so.
Swine-At retail, old hogs, 5a g. Spring
Pigs7 aS
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

lIWbe SoH AT Public auction, Ly PERMISSION of
the (0uH Of PrOb0tc, on SAIURDA Y,
The 20h OF Jvly, 1913, al 10 O'Clock, a. M,
on tie premises,
\ Ill the right, title and interest which
IA Richard {. Norman late Of New port had
al the lime oi his decense, in ana 10 iho fol.
lowing desirable Real Estate, silpaied in New
port
Que lot of land with The buildings thereon,
standing, bounded Noriherly Oh North Bap-
list street, EasierIy on Wanton street, South.
erly on land nf WIN. w. Freeborn. aud
Westerly ON lnud Of the late Richard {
Nurmnn.
Also. one undivided seventh port Of q lot
fland with dwelling house thereon stand
lng,--buunded Sontherly Oh Wanion's wharf,
westerly on laud of William Swan, North.fly
on land formerly Of Jonathan Marsh deceased
aud sasterly on land of William Swan.
Likewise one undivided seventh part Of u
lot Of land situated on the north side Of
Wsnton'S wharf, and bounded Westerly on
land late of J soulhwick, Notiherly on ihr salt
water, Easicrlv on land Of William Swan, aud
SoJiherl, on Wauions wharf
PETER p. REMINGTON, Admir-
Newport, June 22d, IeI5. NV
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M MARINE Llsr.k
pONp O4 S79VDQO01o
AIR RRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, June 90.
Brig Parm, Megaihlin, N York for Prov.
Brig Mary Define, Miles, Caas Tor Phila.
5chr Effort, Ilows, Thomasion for N York.
sehr Mszes, Melville, do for do.
Srhr Ann DenmHn, Moore, do for do.
schr Invnnho, Sylvester, do for do.
Schr Msznrt, Read. Lubeck for do.
sloop vigilant, Heath. N York for Prov.
THURSDAY, July 30.
Schr. 8. Belden, Taylor, from orfolk
schr. Oleron, Pendleton, New York for Hallowell.
FRIDAY, June 30.
scbr Challenge Foster, N. Y. for Portland.
Sour. Adalino, Williams, T.. Greenwich for Phila.
MONDAY July 3.
Schr. PetraI, Chambers, Newark for Boston.
Schr. Mary Elizabeth, Anthony, Phila for boston.
Schr. Harriet, Hest, from Lockport.
Sloop WIN, Penn, Winslow, Bristol for Newbedford.
ScuRs. Increase, Smith, I'm Prov. ir Phil.
Gen. Marion, STILL I'm Port Richmond fr Boston.
Levin, jenkins, fn Prov tr New York.
A. J. Horton, Horton, I'm Fall River ir Phil.
John Webster, Lloyd I'm Boston fr do
Lamsrtine, Jenkins, fun Prov. fr New York.
TUESDAY, July 4.
River.
Gen. Cobb, Hammond, I'm New Orleans
schr. Washington Sauders, I'm do
sioop Three brothers, Carr. fn Albany fr Prov.
Brig Confidence. Messer, from Cuba, with Molasses
TO Peckham & Bull. Capt smith, OF brig Lisbon, came
home az passenger,-sick.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-06
CAUTION :

The lublic are particularly cautioned a.
ganSt purchasing imitation articles pretend
ing TO have the same effect as Browns Sarsa-
parila and Tomato Bitcrs. Never buy the
Sar-aparila and Dandelion Panacea, Kit.
uedge's Tomato Bitters, nor Extract of Sarsa.
parilla, Tomato, and Dandelion. or any other
preparation, with The expectation OF getting the
genuine Browns Sursapariila and Tomato BIT.
lers, " hich are prepared at his medicine store
No. 6S Washington street Boston. These
BItiers arc the first preparation Of the kind that
was ever sold, aud they are The only genuine
article Of the kind now in the market Always
see that the direction is signed Frederick
Brown, in his own hand writing. Who ever
heard Of a mans counterieiling bad b,nk note
or one that would not pass Just SO it is with
medicine, they always counter let that which
sells
An orders for Browns sarsap,rla and To-
mato b tters, directed to Frederick Brown the
proprietor, No G5 Washington Street Boston
will be attended to punctually-Bltters secure
" packed for shipping None genuine unless
signed Frederick Brown on the wrapper.
For sale by X J. TAYLOR. Newport, and
agents generally throughout the county.
June 25-2w.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-06

WIN t A BARSBuRSER. We learn on good
authority, that the Hon. David Wilmot, of the
Bradford District, in this State, intends soon to
take ground in support of MIR. Van Buren,, for
the Presidency, and that he will head the Free
Sail Democracy of this State. When it is
recolected that Mr.. Wilmot's District gave
Mr.. Polk, in 1914, about 2,3OO majority, and
the great influence of that gentleman with his
constituents, and indeed in all the Northern
part of the State is considered, it will be seen
that his course must have very important bear
ing upon the Presidential question, and tend to
render Gen. Iaylor's success in this common
wealth certain.-PHtsbtrg Gazette.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-06
July 8.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCUL1 TING LIBRARY.
RECENT ADDITIONS.

RECENT ADDITIONS.
1911 Diary and letters OF Madame D'Ar.
dlay edited by her nice,
1897 Naomi, or Boston, twohundred years
ago, by Eliza b. Lee.
572I Faust, a romance of the Secret Tri-
bunals, by q. w. Reynold'S,
5722 Hen Pscked Husband, by Mrs. Grey.
author History ofa flirt."
1898 Angela, a novel by the author En-
lily Wyndham."
5723 Flirtalions in America; or High Life
in New York and Saraloga,by Seats
field,
5724 Self Control, a novelby Mar Brun.
ton,
3o35 Queens Of England, ty Agnes Slrick.
land, Vol. l2h
5725 History of The Girondists OF Person.
al memoirs of the Patriots Of the
French Revolution from unpublished
sources, by Alphonse de Lamarine,
5726 Harold the last Of the Saxon Kings.
+. l.. Bulwer,
5727 The History of ten years 1880, 1910
or France under LouiS Philippe, by
Louis Blanc,
572S The Knight of Mauleon, by Alex Du-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-06

THE SArPERs AND MINERS. A West Point
correspondent of the New York Tribune thus
speaks of the late return of this body from
Mexico.
"They are only three week, from Vera Cruz
Among the first to march from Mexico to the
coast they Immediately shipped for New Or
leans, where, upon arriving, they found the
steamer Crescent City just starting for New
York. Without delay they marched on board
had quick passage to the city, and, in few
hours after, the Thomas Powell set ashore at
West Point thiriy-four of the toughest looking
customers probably ever landed at that wharf
They came in the same plight in which they
passed from Mexico to Vera Cruz, looking as
wild and savage as the very ranchcros them
selves. They all sported enormous boards and
mustachios, and apparently had not seen ra-
zor since they left this post Out of eighty
who started under Capt Swift, eighteen months
ago, only thirty-four have come back The
commanding officer died in New Orleans about
a year since. Thus much for the glory ofwar."
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DIR. Jaync's Family Medicines.

(WHICH he recommends with the greatest
w confidence, being fully persuaded from
past experience, that they will give very gene.
raj, ifnot universal satisfaction and he assures
the public, that they need not fear either to use
or recommend them, as they are perfectly safe,
and will in an eminent degree, perform all
that is stated in the directions accompanying
each arlicle-they CONSIST of
J3YNES ENPECTORANT, for Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group, &c. :sS
JAYNE's TONIC TERMIFUGE, a pleas
ant and valuable Worm Medicine.
! JAYNES CARMIN1TIFE RlLS1M for
summer complaints or DIarhGa, DyScnery,
Cholera Morbus, Champs, Cholic and derange-
ment generally of the stomach and bowels.
! JAYNES SANITIIE RMS. for Liver
Complaints, Jaundice. Dyspepsia &c,
! JhYNE'S TERA7TE, for Kings Evil,
White Swellirgs, Ulcers, scrofuouS, Cancer
Gus and Indoent Tumours, Gotre &c. The
various diseases ofthe skin and all others orig
inatng from an impure state of the blood.
! J4fNE'S H.4IR TONIC, for promoting the
growth of the hair, giving it a rich glossy ap-
pearance and removing Scuri and dandruif
/ J3INES nam DYE, for changing the
hair from any other color 10 beautiful Auburn
OF perfect jet black, without sts ming the skin
! A wholesale and retail by
/ X. X. HAZARD. Agent for Newport,
near he Court House
July 6, "
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-06
Jamestown, July 3, sfSlS.

"IlEREAS Walter Watson of Jamestown
w in the county of Newport, was on the l9th
day Of May last duly and legally assessed to
Tny the sum Of one dollar and ten cents il be.
ing The amount Of his school tax (on the farm
where he now lives as tenent ia poss ossion)
and whereas said Walter Watson has peglecl.
ed and refused to pay said sum. Notice i,
hereby given that on thi, third dav Of July.
have levied on one yoke with bows and irons
and one OK chain, and shall sell the same or sa
much thereof, as viii be necessary to pay said
AS e>smen, with all incidental expenses to the
highest bidder at Public Auction in said
Jamestown ON the 9th day ofJuly inst at o.
clock IN the afternoon, N front Of John r
Docky's house. Fast Ferry, Jamestown.
JOHN 5. COTRELL, Collector Of tax
d3w W.
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Collectors Sale.

HNAKEN by virtue ofd Collectors warrant
u and will be sold at Public Auction on the
premi ses, on the 29lh day of July, A. ID. 1913.
at one o'clock, Z. NJ, 50 much OF The real es-
ate taxed and occ npied by Warren Dwely of
Fall River, Mass lying and being in Tiverton
r.. |, as will satisfy town tax Of one dollar and
26 cents together with interest due thereon from
the lst Monday in March, 1913 together
with all necessary intervening charges of ad
veriising, levying, selling &c unless said sums
he paid previous to said time of sales. Said
tax assessed Oct. I6, A d 1917
WILLIAM HUNT, Collector
Tiyerton, July 3D. lsiS'
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-06
MODEL OF
.JERU s ALE M.

w beautiful carved Model of Jerasaiep,
executed on n large scale from a regular survey
taken on the spot will shortly be exhibited il
this place (Newport) and accompanied by an
explanatory lecture by MI. NJ. A. Beak, a CON
vened Jew, gentleman who IS well known
throughout New England, Us an accomplished
and interesting Lecturer.
July g. 1913
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-06
HiREEER'S
vAR!E S TOR {,

A FINE assortment uf Willow Carriages
"a CradIes aud Chairs, Market and Clothes
Baskets, Work and Travelling Baskets, Tubs.
Pals, Brooms, Mats, Selves, Rooi Pms, Dip
pe.s Dish aud Floor Mops, ~ ouse aud Dust
Brushes, Clothes Lines aud Reels, Shoe Brush.
IS and Backing, Coach, Riding WHIPS and
Brads, Clocks, Looking gIas-rs. Bird Cage,
Seed and Fountains. Cotton Twine, Lanp
Nick, Hickory aud Whale bnne Canes, Back,
Horse Brushes and Combs, Can Pa:l.. Ship
Compasscs. Work Boses. Trunks, Carpet
Bags, aud Vaisrs, Toy Wagons and Wheel
Bauows. Ak, lIatchrt, Hammer, Hoe and
Slrdge Handles, Rocking Iorsns; Rogers Pen
lnd Pocket Knives, Razor- Srissurs, Flutes,
violin. and Accordeous. Music Books. Guitar,
Violin, & Bass VInl Strngs, Tuning Forks
Fitch Plros, Safety Fuse tor bIasting,&c &c +,
lor sale at lnw cash prices.
June Ii, ISIS q Om.
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TO LET,
and irmcdid,c possession

and mD'ediaic possession eircn.
ExsA That desirable estate on
f.E!f9 High street, lately occupied ly A
!,n,NA v Taylor, E>q IL is large, airy,
sssss1-s2 ceutral, convenient aud ell calcu-
lated Tor genecl Boarding ll0use, having ey-
erv convenience for that pdrpo>e For terms,
apply to BENZ MtMfORD, Cashier
Newport, May LIST, lei@. d If.
-. IT not let previous to SATURDAY, tho
10Th day OF Jolly, il VIII on that day. be let nj
Public Auction, To the highest bidder, on tho
premises, at II O'Clock, m, unt'l the 25tIl
day of March next
Persons wishing to have it FOR term Of
years, will undoubtedly i've able 10 do SO,
although the mortgage in possession cannot
-tipulae ior any time beyond one year.