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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-05

THE NKw ORLEANS ADDICTION CAsE.-The
New Orleans papers of the 18th ult. contain rr-
mors to the effect that young Rey, who was alb
Quoted from that city, had been executed within
twenty-four hours after his arrival at Havana,
and that the rumor was received by the Spanish
bark Baear. The captain Of the bark, aud pas
senger from Havana, IN the papers of the 9th ult,
publish their afidavits that no such rumsr was
brought by them, nor had any such transaction
taken place up to the time Of thier leaving Havana
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Electors inscribed.

The Dtbds says-1he results Of the elections OF July
have just been In comparing the hgures at pre-
sent, with those OF May Is and IA, we find
May ~ JriyS.
Electors inscribed. ...... .JTS 043 312s00
Voters. ............... .2sl,li0 23t5SS
Snrrages rcckoned :. .275.642 23Jy01
Thus 1852 elector no had taken part In the vote Of
May alb tAinsd In July The votes obtained in May by
the first IL candidates selected in the list OF the nion
had given total Of 30& s96 In July the III OF
that list hai 3l5S73 III 277 than In May
his IL from q smaller number Of voters The list OF
the Union obtained more votes In July than u had
done In May In May the first candidate elected from
the lst Of the Union, NJ Luoien Murat had obtsined
l3l SOS votes whereas NJ. Ledru Rsn the arst csndi
date chose from the socialist list bad 130e50 In July
NJ. Lapjunais, the fret candidate elected from thu
JnOr, obtained III $50 votes; NJ Goudchaux the first
candidate of the socialist list had only l036O2 votes
and Is rot elected We have said that the total Of the
votes obtained At present by the IL candidates of the
Electoral L MEN was 13l5Si3; the IL candidates of the
socialist st who obtained the greatest number Of
only furnish total az pql Oh votes Thase two
amounts give average OF about 600 votes fer each
candidate OF the Union and little than w 900
for each Socialist candidate.
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1rr COMMANDMENT ~ !

TrF BorBtRDsENT ~ 1HE CfTY-NOvEL Nous 80
THROWING sHELLs-TNrEnFEHESCE o. ENGLAND.
Venice still holds out-the bomb trtment con-
tlnuss. They have been dropping shells into the
ss. gir city BY msaos Of ballosb
The Gos,ifa ~ Tencz To-. Of the Isl ult., Published
she following re,iy Of i,osd Paimcrston 10 letter
fiom MANN, the pfcsi5e1i ri the Venetian kepub-
he, iolsitlng The oni inieriertnee Of England and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-05

Capt. ". A. Cofr, Ship Tennessee
Dtsn Sir-Ws the undersignei passengers mar Tan.
nessee, cannot permit this occasion 20 pass stbout
rendering you our thank. for your nfsrn Ines. To
us duriDg our late boistrros passage froa
Allow US also to bcar tessoOy 90 the speed comsort
ard isiety Of sur good ,hip we'll Is tn xiii az
tentitn, and urbanity - all her ufhcers
Nery trSly yours
Nru Yeas, August g. lsls
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The Insurrect,on In naden

the Dentsche Zeitnng, announce the arrival there
OF M. Hecker, the leader of last years rebellion in
Baden, who had since emigrated to America
Coming day after the talr, as he does, he will
doubtless make the best OF his way back again.
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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP TzNWrsrr.-The
u s. mail steamship Tennessee, Captain Cole,
arrived yesterday from Savannah. We are under
obligations to Captain c. for late papers, also so
the Savannah Georgian, for a slip containing
news
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Rhenish Prussla.

Letters from Cologne of the 18th instant, state
that the preliminary elections IN that town have
taken place, and that almost all the men elected
are moderate constitutonalists. Very little inte-
rest was shown on the subject the elections,a and
large numbers of voters declined exerting their
constitutional right, partly from Indifference and
partly from fear OF giving offence
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Obituary.

Lately, at Belfast Major FENwIcK OF the 18th Regi-
mcnt.
ON the 18th instant, at Birmingham, Col. RIcHARp
EDwARpEs, Of the Royal Marines
On the 18th at Tunbridge Wells, HoRAcE SMITH,
Of the authors OF the Rejected Addresses -
On the 18th, in London, Major Verify, late Of the
g2d Hghlanders. -
On the 18TH at Kempsey, the Hon. THOMAS J. LES
On the 14th, near Clonmel RIcuARp PESSErArHER,
formerly Under Secretary for Ireland.
On the l4th, near London, JAMES PArrsoS, one OF
the men bers Of Parliament fer the metropolis
On the Path ultimo, In France, Lieut.. Col RICHARD
BUNcE, Royal Marines.
At Edinburg, aged co. ANDREW BILL, author Of seve-
raj mathe NAUTICAL treatses published by Messrs Cham
beers.
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American Naval News.
The U. s. frigate St Lawrence WAS In the Weser
fhe nlf

the 18th ult
The American steam frgate Mississippi Commodore
Morgan arrived at Gibraltar the 2St " June In II
days from Norfolk Virginia. She brought to Gibraltar
Captain Taylor and two other gentlemen, deputed by
the United States to the position
and make accurate survey OF the wreck Of the late
steam frigste Missouri with view to raise the
mains Of that vessel. The u. 8. schooner Taney was
also in the bay.
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THE WOUNDED AT PRINCETON, N. I'VE learn
from gentleman from Princeton, New Jersey.
that..all those who were wounded by the accident
to the railroad on Thursday last are doing well.
and in fair way to recover. The locomotive is
etill in the canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-05

On the 9Th, upwards of 100 Roman fugitvss,
arrived at Leehom in the Lombardo steamer
Twenty, who intended To fix their residence in
that harbor, Were not allowed to land. Among
the passengers were Canine. Ricclardi, Ouolni,
Cattaneo, Mast, Trotti, Dora, Galoiti, S,erbni,
and the Jew Tegla.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
G0rthwest corner 0r Fulton and Nassau stss
~
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

PROPRIETOR.
.1>NOo1~l>~~>O-Nl>N>.,-~NN
81 per The Firsf Edition Is published at hcss
5sIoek A. A., and ditributed tfore breakfGHt ne Sc
i@ THE Is WEE HERaID 10; Circulation Oh Tai. Con-
"rS " e,srs r es@ T.
FeessA and E%sih a 81 cent, per eopa. ~ per
III y %s saf'g yss s 5ss,Sss or
.ertsements to BE- The postage % be deducted
''TS,G5 L.fUN FIX esntq..smg I'M
2orte "a neos soieed frcn' eny quarter 81 the 'orid'
WhateDer Is atc'ded for inerio must be
BY s name qna address Of l,rr rot ncsessarsty fsr
publication but as guarantee Of hts good Jdah. We
%DVERTiSEHENTS, lrsaetceG sgsry morning. and to
prices; ,orea pica iegble nsanner
% yrSg1i,2s not re'EGa;ibs for sf5ors y
TTE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT is open mrosgAos
the night
AMUsEMENTs 70 MORROW EVENING
NIBLOs GARDEN. Broadway.-Tionr Rosr-Frrs
CHAMpRTKE-MAsio TRuaprr.
= NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squsre.-Bonu TO
Gosp LU.h-wHIrE's SERENADKRs-LoTtEay TicXET-
HUHrIhe A TuRLr
BURToN's THEATRE. Chambers street.--MERcHArro ~
YErIcx-TAKKN In AND Dosr FoR.
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway, near RrOome-CHnIs-
rvs nIssrRELs.
OABrLE 6ARDEN-PaoaEaAps uorcER1-PREHoH
OPERA.
CHINESE MUsEUM, $50 Broadway.-FrOm A. H. 70 10
To-NIsHr.
CASTLE CARDEN-SAcRED Concert.
=--
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Uplsnds o.; middling AZ 5d per ID. The total
stock In this pert Is placed at 704 600 bales and 537
bales American again 100000 ut this period Of last
year Of which 100000 we're American.
The cessation Of demand from ireland and the pro-
mise of abundspt harvest have caused much dull
in corn markets. with a down ard tendency
in prices Indian corn IL quoted at 80 32s per quar-
ter nominal the latter for prime white; old Western
canal -four 2ts 90 25s Ohio and Baltimore % 25s.
Cd and Philadelphia, 2ts Cd; while large proper.
ton of the late arrivals being Of inferior quality AMI
out of condition, selling at FL 25s per Dbl Wheat
6s. Cd Is Sd per 70 lbs being decline Of Is Ia.
Cd per quarter in Indian Corn Sd per 70 lbs. in
wheat. aud I'd per Dbl ia -four
No sales to report In turpenine. About 1900 bbls.
common American rosin brought 2s. I'd. per VT. of
he
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correspondent, of the London Times, under date Of
l4th ult., says
The United States Mail steamer Hermann Capt E.
Crahtree arrived here at late hour last night from
Bremen, after run Of 40 hours. She brought about
100 passep and ITO cargo from Bremen all
for ew York. she will take board here 500 tons Of
Goals and 800 tons OF CARGO the latter, principally
from Havre and is to leave on Friday next ths 10th
inst with the American contract mails for New York
The Hermann left Bremen three days before her APP
pointed time in consequence of the blockade the Da
nh government still refusing to permit the porta
ton Of Goals from England for the Of the American
steamers When however, the blockade shall have
been raised these steamers will not lsave the Wcser
till the 10Th Of each month louger stay at Bremerha
being necessary for the convenience Of coaing
| there.
The GREAT BRrrAIN.--The directors of the con-
cern 10 which this levIathan steamship originally
belonged again offering her for sale by tender.
The former transfer for ego 900 appears, therefore,
10 have gone Off. The Great Britain now lies per-
f,ctly dismantled i'll the docks OF Liverpool.-Lon-
don Times.
STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN GLASGOW AND
TIE UNITED SrATEs.-We understand that Messrs.
Tod y McCsregor, the engineers and ship
builders, are about to build Il large iron steamer
of goo tons, for the trade between Glasgow and
New York. She is to he screw propelled, with
engines Of $50 horses power, and will be fitted up
to carry about so first cabin, about 400 lnterme-
diate, and several hundred Storage passengers IN
addition to about 900 tons of dry goods. 1t is
days longer than is occupied by the full power
paddle-wheel mail steamers but the greatly d.
minlshed cost Of working, and the increased ac-
commodaton, will enable this steamer to reduce
the rates OF passage and freight whilst for all
practical purposes, the slightly prolonged duration
Of the voyage Will be OF comparatively little conse-
quence TO either shippers or passengers.
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Mr.. James MeIIsnry's Circular.


LIVERPOOL, July %, 18@o
Bacon has sold slowly. The market Is, however,
more settled and looks healthier than last week
Rather more doing in beef.
At low prices western pork is sought after.
The new cheese sells fairly taking quality into con-
Hams are much wanted.
Shoulders are quiet.
Lard steady. Sales for the week 100 tons. Holders
very firm
indian is rs. lower and duh. Wheat Id. to I'd.
lower Flour, 3D. to Is per barrel The weather sea-
sonable
Annexed are the prices current =
Bacon, long middles, boueess 32s a tos per cwt /;
do do, rib in 3Os to 36s do do short middes bone
less s2s. to s6s do do do, rib in, 3Os to 35s do.
duty free Beef prime sos. to S5s per barrel; do.
per SO4 lbs do do do. 90s to Sos per S36 lbs duty
free Butter, grease, sos to 3Ss per cwt.duty free
cheese ordnary 3is to Sos per cwt do inferior 2is
to 2ss do duty, IS. per cwt Hams in salt dne a6s.
to AS. per cwt do ordinary, eos to 32s do shout
ders 20s to 24s do duty free. Pork mess. Eastern
sos to Sos per barrel do do Western 4Os to ASS do
do prime, 3Ss. to AIS do do strips Az to sos do.
duty free Lard family, in pals NC $685. to sos. per
cwt do fine in kegs and barrels sos to 40s do do
32s Cd to 33s cd dol do inferior aud grease 28s to
2ss. do duty free. Breadstufs-Flour, western ca
nal, superne els to 25s do Philadelphia, 23s to 24s
do Baltimore, 24s to 25s; do Alexandria 2is 81. to
25s 3D.; do: st Louis, 24s Cd. to 25s. cd do Ohio,
24s to 25s 3D.; do. sour 23s. to 24s.duty 4nd per
cwt. Wheat, red. 6s. Sd. to 6s sd per 10 lbs; do
white rs to z: Cd. do do mixed 6s 90. to Is do
duty, Is per $50 lbs Indian corn, white Dos to 3ls
per 4s0 bs do mixed, 2os to sos do do yellow 30s
to Sis cd do.-duty, Ia. per 4S0 lbs. Indian meal
white l5s per barrel; do yellow l5s to los. do-duty,
AID percwt.
Markets.
LONDON MosEy MAREEr, July 90 (Friday) p. M
The market for Public Securities has been heavy this
morning and the business done mas been but of little
consequence. Consos for tho accounc have done
at 931a and s. and for money at 931s aud 92zS; the
Three per Cents reduced 93b 27s, the rhree-and-
a.Quarter per Cents 9Sa 4, Bank Stock 1870 2O0 Ex-
ehequer bills AZ 81, and India Bonds 81 PM.
Scarcely transaction Of the slightest interest has
occurred in the market for foreign stocks which has
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The nayor ~ Jersey city hss is,ueds proe'anation
dir ttra 'Ls clons Of the lluorsitse AID bsrfocns
Oh 6EBCsy
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miscellaneous.

The CHOLERA IN GREAT BRTAIN.-The Gazette
the General Board of Health, from the date of the
notification, made on the 18th of June, of the re-
newed attack since the cessation in the winter Of
the first attack, to the Both of June and also those
In the previous notification, it was stated that BOB
cases and 63S deaths had been reported from
March ~ to June IL. The cases reported since
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Tie 4 stcsm fiigste Niississippi, Com. Morgan
arrived at n ars,illes ou the 18th ult
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ncsus. brown, SIMPLIFY q CO... c,rcr,ar.

In the early pert Of the week we espercnced
tive den end f1r cotton, and uOwiths landing the
raraire quetnefs during the pat three days the
kst cieses AZ Az sdtsuce ~ I'd per IN In ai qualities
The busnoes fr the week ending this evcnrg Il ell
pat,dst suup baes 81 which ec1s .Ors have TAKEN
rs GO and expvrters 1900 balei ~ the American
DESCRIPTIONS seid ~ $50 Orleans at4 lsSs0
A shaua and Mobile at y s6is ~ $50 UpanJs ~
4tH5It. snd 2Ocu Sta Islands ct q lSd pr ~ Fair
Orleans quS,ed 81 55si FAIR Mobile . and far
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BANK OF ENGLAND.
An account pursuant to the Act 7th and Sh Victoria
cap. 81, for the week ending July IA
DEPARTMENT..
Notes issued ST 9690 Government Debt Ell 0s 100
Other securites... 1884 so
Gold Coin and hull
Hon........ 1860, III
Silver Bullion NO,G9
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Gifts for the Holidays.
Just opened and for sale at
Il. IA. EESDlLE'S,

1oS THAMES srREEr, (new NOD an
100 extensive and valuable assortment OF
FANCY Goods, of American, French and
English Manufacture, suitable for the approach
ius !ioilday's; which are offered al the low
81 prices, consisting IN part Of Gold Jewelry
superior English pocke' Cutlery, Toilet wares
Freach PerlUmcry, Dressing Cases, Ladies
De>6>, Work Cases, Envelope and Card Ca
,e,, Embroidered Purses, Jewel Gases Veg
Ivory Ornaments, Paper Weghl, Porte Mon
1oie>, Papetrrles, Opera Glasses, SILVER F'ful
Knives, Cake Baskets, Silver Cups, Per>pec
ives, Slaud>hes CHINA Vase, China Tea Sets
Games, DOminoes. Chess Sc, with variety
If cheap fancy articles. Also Lamps, OF new
and auliiul pllternS, for burning III, Burn
ing Fluid and phoNgene Gas, which from iheli
peculiar construction aud properties are ad
mirably adapted to enlyen the Merry Christ
mas festival or illIminc The n9resS OF tht
"ilappy New Year" These. with the variety
of rich goods before enumerated present oppor
tnniirs for the selection Of "Sultabe Holiday
Gifts" rarely met with in any place not dignl
ned with a City Form of Government.
Dec. u
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HO! for California.

NOTES of Military Reconnaissance from
~ Fort Icayenworth in Missouri, TO San Di.
ego, in California &c, by w. II Emory
Brevet Maj Corps Typographical Engineers
Three weui>S in the Gold Mines, or Adventures
with the Gold Diggers ofCaliornin IN August
isjS Maps of The United States. the British
Provinces. Mexico &c, showing the routes o.
the u. \. Mail Steam Packets to California
and plan Of the Gold Regions, with grea
variety Of Other new Books. Pictures Nc, re-
lalng to that Country. For sale at
TiLLEf'S Newspaper and Periodical Depot
Dec 80. No. l2e Thames Street.
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ADAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC.
REVISED EDITION.

THIS valuable School Book contain, the
eharnclcfSilcs Of The iui'uer edition in "A great.
y improved form with such curreclIuns AMI
lddillohs a. The wants Of the times demand -
II has been already very extensively adopted i,
'lace of the old edition, aud /, received win
he mos unqualified approval
AdamSs N"w ArilhmeiIc is almost The ouly
work on Arithmetic urd in extensive sections
IT New ENGLAND. u j. used IN every part of
no ,ni-d >ia,e' aud ~ The state Of New
forh Is the Text Book IN ninety three of The
rne bundled and hGy.ipe Academies which re.
ported 10 the Regents oi the University in ISi7.
IL has teen adapted 10 The currency of. and re.
published in Canada. Il has been transl ated
and T, published in Greece Notwithstanding
The multiplication Of ArllhmeticS. made up,
many of hem, OF The material OF this work,
'iI has increased in the pablo favor and de.
mand
AdaIns's AriihrneIiCmI Series.
The attention of Propretors of Academies
Teachers and Snperintcndenis in our Common
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US invited 10 The iull series OF Ariihmetcal
Works uow published. Copies will be lurnish.
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tie Publishers.
l-PElMARY hHiTHMETIc, or MEN
tai OPERATIONS IN NUMBERS being
m introduction TO Adainss New Ar!,L Lnelic
yiSed edition
ll.-ADAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC RE.
NlSlD EDlIlO beng a revision of Ad.
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Ill KEY TO TIE REVISED EDITION
or ApANS'S NEW ARITHMETIC.
-MENSUR MECHANICAL
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and practically applied 10 the measurement OF
lines snPcr'ices, and solids also, philosophi
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The great superiority OF - 'RubcrlS' Com.
pound SarSapallila over al other prep
aIalons OF sar,apaIilla and Pills, is their con-
ccnllaed form, and puIi'v OF lhe extract,
which, being combined with olher vegetable
extracts, render Them lhe mos IUrliylhg Of al
medicines.
The peculiar virtues of he Sarsararilla root
have for "A, luHg lime altiaclcd The attention of
he medical profession aud lie public, and
great interest has been directed to the devotion
meutN OI It's uc''lcol properties VAN Gus syrup
rncture> aud DlCocllohS have been prepared
nom il. all Of which have been lOund 10 con-
laIn little or none OF the valuable properties Of
Ihc root. Medical men are aware how slightly
, the root yields is virtues 10y maceTaion in va
cr, and The imp0>> ibilty of retailing il when
prepared in Alcohol Hence the great value
/ Of lie solid extract of which these pills are
prepared. one box OF the COMPOUND OF Sar
>aparIlia Pills contains more OF The Sarsaparll
Ia than Ncontdncd IN Two bcites OF lhe Syrup
usually u.Cd.
| The proprietor experimental for seyera
years 10 obtain rom The ROOT solid extract.
which should possess all lis valuable properties
/ IN their m"St concentrated form. which he
combined into the tom Of Pill and has used
hem IN his practice with the most astonishing
success gnd, at The suggestion Of many friends.
he now offers them to the public al n pice
which makes them the cheapest medicine in
the world, with the full assurance thai they wall
bc 10 IHd To- he thc best medicine prepared.
The Compound SlrNapafIlla Pills arc used
for he permanent cure OF those diseases which
arise irou an impure stale Of the Llood aud
morbid ScrrC'ions OF the Liver and Stomach,
viz: Ery>'P'Ia>, S"o'ala or Kings Evil, VI
GERS, Scaid Head, Obstinate Cutaneous Erup.
. .uons, Blurh"y Bolts PimpleS, Sore, Weak or
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Drup,y, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Dlarrhua, Dy SEN
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Lungs lnauruza, Indigestion. Headache, Jaun.
dice. GcucIal and Nervous DehiiiDy Female
Complaints, Bilious Diseases and Diseases
arising from an iGludicOuS use of Mercury,
and Whenever medicine Is required to purify
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They n!e a purely vegetable compound, anl
may BE- used by persons of all ages. They are
pleasant 10 the palate, and produce no nausea,
uncasluc>S or gripping ia their operation. Hun.
iredS oi certificates could ne gwen OF persons
who have used them with the e eaest benefit
Purchasers will be particular TO ask for " Rob.
crS' Compound SarSaparilla Pills." and OBJ
serve that the wrapper on each box has fac
'lmlle OF the signature OF JOS. ROBERTS,
VI ID. No travelling agents appointed.
MI applications for Agencies, and letters on
he Sui ice, Of the medicine, must he addressed
post raId) 80 9. =. FAY, New York City. Gen.
era! Agent for the United States, British and
West India Provinces.
L. J TAYLOR and c. G.. G.. HAZARD
agents for Newport.
Aug. 3, lSlc-ly,
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TO Churchmen and all others in
tcrcStpd.

lust received AZ TlLLEY'S, l22 Thames
street, Swords Pocket Almanac, containing
lists Of tho Bishops and Clergey, in each bio
ceSc, aud an Alphabetical list of the same,
with other statistical information OF the Pro-
lc>tanI Episcopal Church in the United States
tor l. 10,
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DR.. JayAp's Family Medicines.

XNlliCii b. recommends with the greatest
w confidence, being iu ly persuaded from
past experience, tha. they VIII give very geut-
cral lInOt universal satisfaction aui he assures
the public, that they need nol tear either to use
or recommcn! Dhcu', - they are perfectly Saet
nd viii ~ au eminent degree. perform a u
hat !, stated li Inc directions accompanying
each ar'Icir--ih,y rm si>t of
LtiNL.A iNPEt TORiNT for Coughs,
Cold,. tun,umriiun, hSthni, Bronchitis.
Group, 80.
JITAE, yONIC TERNfrCGE, a pleas
ant aud viunh,r Worm Medicine.
JAMES 4 IEUih.iiifE B.lLSAN, for
summer complain, cor Diuhui, DySenlcry,
Cholera Norbus Clamps, Cholic and derangy.
ncnt generally ui the >,pmlch and bowels
JIiNES S1AfTJiE rms for Liver
Complains, J1uulicc, Dyspepsia &c.
JIfNh'b AZ fEh1ID'E, ior Kings Evil
White SwclIlrgs, Ulcers, ScroiuloIS, Cancer
Gus and lnIpluut TmDurS, Goitrc Ar. Tie
various diseases oflh- skin and all others org
inatIng from an ru.lrp slate ul the blood.
JIY.NE'S HHR TDUc. TOR promoting tic
,rowih ol the hair, st,iu, II rich glossy ap-
pearanre and rcm1riug ,curi and dandruT
Jfi.NEN iihB DlE, Tor changing the
hair from any other color tea beautiful kuburu
oi prlIy,I ir. b,1'E. without ~tJInlng Tie skin.
At Ntr.r.1'c in' rWiI. by
L. Il. HAZARD Ngout tof NcVrodi
near the tuIu House.
JN'yi II
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04
Notice.

TNiIIS day received OF BROWN & NUM
j FORD'S, a very cheap lot of Fall aud
Winter Clothing, Of the latest Fashion, and
warranted rs cheap n al any other store.
N Is Also, n good assortment of Piece
Goods "f he Fall aud Winter style. which
they will make to order IN the lstesi STYLES or
20 suite their rustomct,.
sept. 21d-d.