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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

PrRiLs OF WHALlNG-Fow persons killed
5y Whah.-A letter from Capt. Rogers, OF
ship Acushnet, of Fairhaven, states ,ha, on the
22d of December, one of her boats was stove
by a whale, and John Taber, third officer, Hen
nv Johnson, boatsteerer, and John Pearcc and
John Lockett, seamen, were either killed or
drowned. The Acushnet had lost three boats
and had two others badly stove within a
month.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

FIRE WoRKs.-We call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of MIR. IIovey
of Boston, in another column. Mr.. Hoyey has
the reputation of making the best articles, of
the kind he advertiscs, of any person in The T..
States. He has been engaged to furnish the
city of Boston, with fire works, for the coming
fourth Of July.
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$50 Reward.
Isis Spring Arrangements. lsfs
Newport & Providence,
DIRECT.
TIE STEA MER
"p Err II v -
CAPT. WOOISEN

6eV~~- u WILL resume her trips on
sGtftfs3 MONDAY, March ~, lsis.
snszsSs-ss-,a VIII leave Newport for Provi.
dence on TUESDAY, Thursday, & Saturday
mornings at 5 o'clock, and leave Providence
the same days at IL o'clock for Newport
Fare 20 cents
Passengers to Ncwpor, on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, N Saturdays from Providence in the
afternoon can return the neu morning hv TAX.
ing the Perry 1om Newport nj O'clock
and the Bradford Duriee ai Bristol Ferry
Ga and after Monday. April 81, the PrRRY
will leav Newport on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays Al u Ia o'clock, for Fall River.
connecting with the train for New Bedford
and Boston, at \ o'clock, arriving in New
Bediord at9 Ia o'clock and Boston at II o.
clock An
RETURN ING-will leave Fall River ut 2
O'Clock a. VI. for Newport on The arrival
Of the train from Boston and New Bedford.
Fare 30 cents.
On the Fall River DAYS. passengers for Prov
idence can land NJ Bristol Ferry and take pas.
sage in the Bradford Durfee for Providence.
March is--dSw.
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FRUIT-HILL CLASSICAL MSTE
Fruit-NilI, R. 4.

(Thrce and a half r,slcs from the city Of Prori-
dehoc:
VNliIS is one of the most pleasant and healthy
Il locatlors IN the state or indeed in the
country. The institution is situated on some
what elevated ground, commanding an exien-
Si"e and beautiful prospect. The neighborhoOd'
is entirely free, moreover, from those places Of
vice or amusement which have a communicating
influence on the Youth mind
The number Of pupils Is iimiied to forty, who
are at all times under The superintendence and
instruction Of the Principal and his Lady
The Principal having had considerable expe.
rieucs IN teaching and managing The young
would only refer TO his past s8ceessiul efforts
rs a pledge Of his fnu'e endeSvors TO render
those committed to his charge in every respect
what they should he, as regards intellectual
improvement. polite accomplishments, and
moral culture.
Instruction Is given in all the tfShelcs OF
English. as well as The Latin, Greek and
French languages. Particular attention ~
paid TO yPung gentlemen preparing fot cole
lgiate course Of study.
Vocal and instrumental music form part Of
the instruction given in this institution.
The Academical year is divided into two
Sessions, embracing twenty.ihree weeks each,
he one commencing about the middle ofMaTch
The other about The middle OF september Each
Session oI Term comprehends two quarters Of
eleven and half weeks each.
Tuition, per quarter. In the Languages higher Maih
emaics $50
q" higher branches OF English, SIS
I" lower {" $40
Instruction weekly on the Piano forte. per quarter
Vocal music srar. or optional to ehs,se. per WV
quarter, leo
Parents al distance who send Their child
rem 10 ihIs IN Stituiion for an eHtiNatiun may
have the fullest confidence thai every thing
viii be done TO promote their permanent hap
pineSs, comlori and improvement. .,
STANTON BELDEN. Principal.
\ B Boarding, including washing, mend
ing DC, per week, 2,25, or exclusive Df ihrse,
500.
April 90 Is4S det-w
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

WISCONSIN ELEcrIos.--The Wings have
been defeated in Wisconsin. Nelson Dewey
the Democratic candidate for Governor, leads
Tweedy about 1000. The Legislature is large
ly Democratic in both branches. In the LIST
Congressional District, VIM. Pitt Lynde,
Dem, is elected by large majority
Also NJ. c. Darling, Dem, in the 2nd Dis
trict.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

- lisHr, the b~nuiiher ofthe msterisI
world, is no less necessary 10 the vegetable
than the aninal Kingdom. IL gives eoioring
aud perfume to The leaves and flowers, aud
their medicinnl prop.riies Ia the herb and
root, which sci.nes has converted into the
means of relieving suffering and proIonging
life. Light nourishes them-Llghi disclJscs
them Ia the eye of the bo,aDisi or pharmu-
c"pglsis-nnI Light The l,gbi of experiment.
al philosophy. enables him To produce from
them the most valuable remedies aud resiora-
hves. ln this class we clam prominent po-
siiian for
SANDS sARsAPARILLt.
Tho tree is known by it, fruits, and this
preparation by ii. effects. We oniy coodense
into n few words The voupuious testimony of
thousands, when we say that IL is an .unfaiing
remedy for every species of ulcerous disease
from scfofula, that cruel mntlator OF the hu-
man form, 10 the common boil. Eruptions.
also, from erysipelas To the ordinary pinpes
and botches which 81 frequently disfgnrcs
the most attractive features, ars easily rrtnov.
ed by few bottles OF this invaluable aotIsep.
tic.
Prepared and sold by Alb. g. D. SANDS
Druggists. 100 Fulicn Sireef,New York
Sold also by X. r. HAZARD, e. G E.. HAZ
ARD, and r. J. TAYLOR, Newport, and By.
Druggists generally throughout The u. States.
Price . per bottle. Six bottles for five dqi-
lars.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
NOTICE.

NNIIE public are informed that Wednesday
l. in each week is appointed for visiting the
New port Asylum, by those persons to whom the
weekly commiltee OF the Board of Commission
erS may grant permi sion. except those whom
the committee may in their discretion other
wise permit, and no person will be permitted
20 visit the Asylum on the Sabbath except only
oy special invitation of the committee having
charge OF the religious services.
BY order. u. B ROWLAND,
Secr'y BID Commrs.
Newport MAY Is lSiS.
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Guardians Notice.

>MNfIE Subscriber having been appoinrd
4 Guardian "i the persons aud estates of his'
children, Mary T.. Marsh and VIM II. Marsh, !,
minors nndsr the age Of Ia years. and has
given bond as the law requires To Court Of
Probate of Newport, aud all persons having
claims against his said wards are hereby noii-
fled Ia oxnIbIt their claims thin six inontl lrs
from the date hereof, TO
NICHOLAS w. MARSH, Guard.
Newport. Nav H. 1913. 6w
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

MILITARY CoSrIRMArfoNs.-We learn from
the Baltimore Sun that the Senate has con-
frined the nominations Of General Twggs
and Wool as Major Generals Coloncl
Churchill, as Brigadier General Captains
Washington and Bragg, (oth At,illcry,) as
Lieut. Colonels and Major Thomas. (Acting
Ajmiant General as Lieutenant Colonel.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

DISTRESSING ASD FATAL AccIpEsr.-On
Saturday, one Of the hands employed in the
American Butt Factory, Eroad-street, was
dangerously injured by the bursting of grind
stone he had his collar.bonc and several ribs
broken, and was otherwise so badly bruised,
tina, he died yesterday. The stone weighed
twenty-five hundred pounds.
Pror. Journal ot Monday.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

Loss OF New BEDFORD WHALEsHIP.-
The Union of Tuesday states that official in
formation had been received at the State De-
par,mcnt from the u. :. Consul at Pcrnam-
buco, of the loss of the whale ship Pacific,
Capt. Little, Of New Bedford, with valua-
bic cargo of oil.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
PREMIUM
FIRE. WORKS :!
JAMES ID. UOVEY,

JAMES ID. HOVEY,
MO. 40 Washington Street, opposite the
N"Old south" Bosom, only manufacturer OF
Fire Works in the New England Stales- hay.
ips received a Gold Medal for best Pyrotech'
MICS exhibited in September, lSi1, before Sc
leci committee oppolnted by The NaSSachusettS
Charitable Mpchancs Association, now oilers
with confidence the following articles OF his
own manufacture warranted to be equal u not
superior in quality to any m the Unhed states.
Exhibition Pieccs-riS---
CHINESE5 EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS;
PALM AND YEW TREES:
PERUVIAN, MALTESE AND FANCY
CROSSES; -
ILLUWINA TED STARS& DIAMONDS;
PERUVIAN SUNS;
7PIiNGULAR PIECES IN LANCE
WORK;
Combination Pieces in Lance saxon- anil
Chinese Sun Fires, decorated with various
colors
Vertical Wheels. T'riangles several sizes Ro.
man Candles, silver d snd coored stars berga
Lights Pigeons or line Rockets ; Mines, wilh
SerpeniS and colored Stari forblllons China
FLYERS, Flower i'otS, &c.
ROCKETS oi various sizes, with headings
OF white and coored slais, Stream'cls, Ser
penis ard Cold Rain.
: Committees of Cities, Towns, clubs or indi-
vidualS. can be furnished wnh EyhlhiionS OF
any amount, from $50 TO S2JoO. AM style OF
Temple or Motto made to order
Also-Small articles oi firc WOrks-vz :.
Rockets, serpents. Gra>shoppers, BengolaS,
Pin and Scroll Wheels. India and Pulling
Crackers. Torpedoes. Blue Lights Torlbillons
Maroons, &C. will be sold Wholesale aud Re.
tail opon The most liberal terms.
For sale 10 the trade 1000 Boxes India Ciak-
ers, 100000 Pulling Crackers exlra qu u,lily.
Orders addressed TO AMEs q. lloNEf,
Ii9 Washington street. Laboratory, Harvard
street Cambrdsspori, Mass Il July l,
May IL.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

Fire AT New BEDroRD.-A building situa
ted on South Water street, New Bedford, and
owned and occupied by Mr.. Dudley Daven-
port, as Steam Planning and House Joiner cs-
,ablishment, was destroyed by fire on Monday
night, with the buildings adjoining on the
north and south. Loss, O,OOo or SIS, 900.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
N. YORK CATTLE MARKET-May 10th

n. YORK CATTLE MARKETING 10th
At market, 1900 Beef Cattle, so Cows and
Calves, and 700 Sheep and Lambs.
Beef Cattle--The number Of Cattle at mar
ket is materially augmented, and prices as a
consequence are correspondiugly lower. Dur
Ing the week pretty animated demand pre-
vailed, and the sales in the aggregate cannot
be far from 400 head, at prices ranging from
IS to 1925 per 100 lbs. The offerings were all
Southern.
Cows and Calves-Market not so well sup
piled as the week previous. All sold at from
$50, 80 to 3s so.
Sheep and Lambs come in more freely, and
prices are a fraction lower. Sheep sell at 50,
$50 to 80, as in quality, and Lambs at from
SI,75, $50 to $50. All sold.
llogs-i q 4 l-2 TO q cts gross.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
Cosmetics, Pcrfu,ncry &c.

Cosmetics, Pctf1inery &c.
I UBlNS Ede's, RousSel's'and Me-kms Er-
IL tracts for the handkerchief
Superior Orris Too h Paste
Punied Charcoal Tooth Paste
RouSSeI'S shaving CTear
French Bandoline
Jules Hauel's Liquid Hair I'VE
Choice Tooth Powders, various kinds
Bailey hililaIy Shaving Cream
German aud French Colugnes
Chlorine and OrrS Tooth Wash.
RouSSel's Toilet Powder
Articles for BeamiGpng The Sin and Soiis.,ns
Me Compilation.
Gourauds Italian Medicated Soap
Superior Cofd Cream, Rose Lip save
Jules Hauels Persian Powder
Oriental Tablet of Alabastar
Railways Chinese Soap, Nil. of Ro,es
Crary's Ambreine Cream
Perfumed Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder, Lily White
articles for Beduti(wng and Preserving Ae
liar.
Jayne'S Hair Tonic, CammS Spanish LuS.
tral
Boges Hyperion Fluid Cenr's Oil
Clrehugh'S Tricophefous uiialo OilXTE
Oldrdge's Balm OF Columbia a
Wards Vegetable Hair Oil =,
Genuine OK Marrow Ponude
Rowland's ienuine MacaSSat Oil
Don Juans Rose Compound
AeSander'S Tricobaphe
Naples Hair Dye
Also fine assortment Of teeth, hair, mai
hesh and shaving Brushes ivory and buhnl,
horn Combs Fine Combs, Pocket Combs
Court Plaster Fancy Soaps, Shaving soaps, |
Otto Roses, Gold Btaier Leaf, lndeibe lnks, |
puugentS, Cachou A roinaiSt, Nc. NC. The
above articles are warranted genuine and best
ef their kind. kept constantly on hand and
for sale at reasonable prices, by G. @. e. \
HAZtkD, Druggist, No. 81, Thames street.
March 1.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

POWDER MILL EXPLOSION. THE Powder
mill of Mossrs. llanlinc g. Dormetzcr, in Ma
honing township, about six miles from this
place, was blown up, severely burning five
men, two of them dangerously The accident
occurred by one of the millrights striking on a
piece of iron, communicating sparks to some
loose powder.-Mauch Chunk Dem.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

Gen. Pillow, Gen. Gushing, Gen. Townson,
Col Belknap, Col. Duncan, Col. Childs and
other U. S. Officers have arrived at New Or
| leans from Mexico.
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6UARHlAHHS,

In Fairhayen, Mass, on the lth inst, by
the Rev. Mr. Dawes, Mr.. Henry ID. Scott, Of
Bridgewa,er, and Miss Lydia A. Chapman,
daughter OF the late Pclcs Chapman, OF this
Town
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
Gays Extract IT
CANClfALi 4,
4 CALIFORNIA PLANT OF RARE
MEDICAL VIRTUES.

MEDICAL VIRTUES.
4 certain cure for Pulmonary and Nervous
Complaints, Fcpe and Ague, and all diseds-
es originating IN impurHy Of hhe Blood
in the eradication OF morbid
u ,.umofs aud Impurities OF The Blood re.
mdrkablc for its animalng, strengthening aud
restorative powers operating as gentle slim
ulant, and Invigoraling the impaired functions
in all eases of Headache, Weakness, LasNtude,
Depression of Spirits and Debility II can be
relied upon as an lnaihle remedy 'or weak
ness, nervous debility. and most diseases pecu-
liar to Females.
No mineral substance Whatever enters into
The composition of this Medicine II may be
offered 10 the most delcat" female or youngest
child, without apprehension, and wlIl require
no restraint from ordinary occnpallon,' For
fnrther information, pamphlets may be had
gratis, of the subscriber.
X. J. TAYLOR, No. l5l. ThnmeS-Si',
sole Agent for Newport.
May IL, lS4S. tim
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, May /

At market, 42S Beef Cattle, (ncluding 209
left over from Thursdays market,) and $500
Swine.
Prces-Beef Cattle-Thcre has been de-
cline of s per cwt. on Beef Cattle, within ten
days, in consequence of the large number in
market. We quote extra Beef $6,75; first
quality Sc $50; I'd quality $5 so a SIS /;
Sd quality $5.
Swine-At wholesale, 4 lie 8 l-2c; extra
Pigs 3-i a 5 81.
n. B.--About $50 of the above Cattle were
shipped up the North River from the city Of
New York, and then brought over the Wes-
tern Railroad to Brighton.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
BRIGHTON MARKET.
Thursday, May IL, ls4S.

At market, SIS Beef Cattle, 355 Sheep and
1850 Swine.
Market dull, and prices have declined about
SOC per cwt. on Cattle and Swine.
Prices-Beef fCattlc-Extra 81 90; lst quail
ity So 50 a S6 rs Cd quality IS 75a Sc %.
Swine--At wholesale, 4 l-2 a Ice, Sc
lected lots 4 ga a 3-4c.
Working Oxen and Cows and Calves-Nonc
at market
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
Peanuts.

~ BUSHELS new Southern PERMITS,
iOiust received and Gpr sale at RIDERS,
Msv2. 81 Thames street.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
Benjamin Marshall,

A Court Of Probate 6TLhe Torn o." Neurort,
May l, 1913.
TPON the petition of Feier p. RehinxfoS,
" administrator on the estate Of
RICHARD c. NORMAN,
late Of New port, deceased representing that
the personal estate Of said Richard G. Normsd
~ insufficient by the sum of three hund'ed
and ninety seven dollars aud az cents. To- pay
.a'd Norman's Just debts, funeral sspens-s
and allowance To the widow, htd pfayiba
! that he may bs authorized and empowered "a
his said capacity, to sell at public Auction so
much Of said Normah's rea 7 estate situsted M
said Newpoft as will he Sufficient 10 raiso
said sum with Incidental expenses ; consisting
oi n lot of land aud dwelling house and othrf
buildings thereon, ,bohnded No,tberly on North
Baptist street, Westerly on Charles street.
SunihorIy on land of Eleza Trs,rff, and Wm
w. Freeborn, aud Easf.fly on Wanton street.
and one undivided sestntn bhst OF a lot Of
land and dwelling house aid buildinfs there
bn in said Newport, on the N8rih siHs or
Wanion's wharf, and In q lot Of land IN said
neYt West of -Ihs last d.se,bsJ
land, formerly of MUSES. rorman, deceased
the san,e is resd aud received and rrfeued
Tor consideration TO a Couu Of Probate 10 bs'
holden Rl the Town Hall in Newpon ON the
FIRST Monday in June neat a. nine o'cIcck,
a. M, aud notice 10 ordered TO be siv.a
thereof by advertisement for three suc,essivs
weeks in the Herald Of the Tunes that oil per.
sons interested may appear Of said time and
NsJo .. b. HowL,Sp, probt c,uA.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18
Executors Notice.

vHNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
III hs has been appointed .xceutur Of the
last Will add Testament of
RAY SANDS, ESQ,
late Of New Shoreham, dccea.ed. aud having
qualified himself according To law, hereby
sIves notice Ia all persons ha,ln claims N
gainst said estate To present them for seiile
,nept, aud all those indebted 10 make immr.
dia'e pa,ment to NATHANIEL G. SANDS
May u.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-18

MIcHrsAs.--Thc Wing state convention
met at Detroit on Thursday and elected Joseph
r. Williams, A. c. Comstock, $. Banton,
C.. p. Babcock and T.. w. Peck, as delegates
to the National Convention. They were in
structcd tn vote in favor Of the nomination Of
Mr.. Clay.
III The Artillery Of Newport were parlicu-
l,rly noticed by our citizens yesterday, for their
correc, military hearing and soldierly appear
ance generally. They were certainly "nearcr
the booA' Than am corps in the column.
r,or. N riH of SqiBrIqy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27

3 6HIl#C m5u ,JG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-27

! f2Hg.5 Il ehnab late Goyca.o.af Pc.lsylrana-
died Tha.@hy Isl.
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.LAcKFoRD. To,vzi.IY L DILLaaD.
FOR PRE- SIDES 7

.7HgRsHiT .HoRSIaH. MY =. isis.
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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL ROAD
Open from C1intonUiue to Groton.
sszts7Eges fFss,.zsss.ss -. -, ~ a
Sa Ss=sss lzSg.ssss5 -L5s51Z.S

an and after Monday, July "a, l948, PASSENGER
W TRAINS will run in bnnection with Trains upon the
Fitchburg Rail Road, to Boston. follows:
Leave Clihtonvie at 20 AM g 05 M and 405 F. M.
intersecting Groion with Trains rom Fitchburg
Boston al 705 AM, $40 AN. and 40 P. NJ; the
arrival of said Trains
Returning-jeave Groton for Cntonville at 627 NJ,
PM. and Is P. NJ the arrival of Trains upon the
Fchburg Railroad, which leave Boston at AM, II NJ.
and ass Pm
The above T,ans will also connect at Groton with
Trains upon the Stoney Brook Rail Road for LOWELL.
STAGE will leave Worcester for Clintonve and
Lowell at 645 AM and 100 P NJ and arrive at Clinton
vile in for the Trans which leave Clinonve at
905 NJ and 4o5 7. M. and Groton at $40 AM and 440
PM, the StOney Brook Rail Road Lcweli arrv
ing in Lowell at 1925 A. NJ. and 5.25.
Returning-Leave Lowell for Grotou at TAO NJ. and
LIS M and arrive in Groton in for the Trains
for Cintonvile and Worcester, which leave Groon al
e27 A. M. and P. NJ arriving in Worcester al II A NJ
and PM.
The Trains which leave Clintonvie at pos A. M and
Lowell at Is M connect with Trains upon the Lowell
and Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads, thus
forming communication between Portland and Worces
ter, New York, and the West by way of The Norwich and
Worcester and Yves ern Railroads.
Fare from Worcester TO LOtOeU, Sl,25.
Stage will run from Sterling to the village OF New
Boston in Lancaster, with passengers for the Train which
leaves Cntonville at $40 M returning after the arrival
Of the last train from Boston and Groton.
The above trains Groton with trains upon
the Peterboro and Shirley Railroad and with the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads, by way Of the Fitch
burg Railroad. w. A. WHEELER,
Worcester, July %. dwtt Agent.
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THE TIME is NOT FAR DTsT.Nr
Beautiful Teeth and sweet Breath.
All may possess by using
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE

is warranted free acid or any mi ,rjous inore3t
ems ana Is unsurpassed for cleaning and whitening The
tee removing tarter preventing them IRON aching or de-
gay, az lne same time giving them healthy appearance
a. wen DIS harGenhg the gums ami sweetenine The breath
edves aeiclous taste in the mouih anI gives nnivers
a. sa.shcuon' whoever uses il once will ever after
the preference ogerevery other denifrice Charles
ru, C9i. Charles 5. Benson and scores Of our
mGGT GIsnnguISned citizens, have used SHEEMAN,S
ioolh TASTE Tor several years, and believe II 10 he
nneqnaled Reader, get box and try it, ii you want
sweet breath and handsome teeth ~
,,nHERMdN,S PLASTER, commonly called SBER
M1NS POOR MANS PLASTER Tor The tria,n1 sum
q IA eenis is without excefon best article In the
shape OF Plasier IN the known world. gives relief in
iew hours where the suffering is intense
c, ln1HEUhAIISM Lumbago Pain or Weakness in the
que Chest Back Neck, Lons Limbs or Joints Yield 10
II sooner IMAM any other remedy. Worn on The lower
pa OF me spine, they have cured The Piles and on the
sn'al o. me back they have cured Falling of the Womb
pnSspepuGs or persons troubled with Liver Complaint
WIZ ma them Of great and Surprising benefit when worn
over the par Affected Consumptives should always
the Soreness Several million OF them have been sold and
never complaint made against them
FOR sae wholesale and RETAIL the cheap Bookstore by
sept. 22-dwSm j. CIRCUIT, JR.
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LE0MARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.


- II vi E subscriber continues to run THE EG,
Egssa9@a / PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
sssSsss% the safe transmission of Packages Bundles,
-~"as l!anF Notes. Specie, and Merchaldise generay
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying collecting and
gotating notes drafts, bills aRd Purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed TO his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property entTus
ed his care and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem, Newburyport Taunton Fall River and New Bed
ford asn, to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express
Boston, j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main ST
Worcester. S. 8. LEONARD.
Feb o. l847. DIFF