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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

WAsHNGroN Cess p" Oh eryer,' Of the
Philadelphia Ledger, says President Taylor
will come North soon and no mistake. We
give the following for what il is worth.
Rumors o! Cabinet changes are again reyiv.
ed. MIR. Clayton is positively spoken of as
likely to leave the Secretaryship of State, and
either Mr.. Meredith, or Mr.. Cri,tenden, it is
thought, will be called upon to I'll the office.
The only Consular appointment 10 be given
to Pennsylvania, is that to Marseiles, which
Mr. Hodge will carry of.
Tie Commissioners of Mexican Claims have
adjourned, and Mr. Evans, and Mr.. Caleb
Smith, have returned to their respective
homes.
Tie Hon James Buchanan has been here
for a couple of days but left here yesterday for
his home in Lancaster county. Mr.. Robert j.
Walker will set out next week for Schooley's
Mounra n, with all his family.
There is another budget of on dts from
Washington--its author the correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun:
The appointment Of Minister TO Mex co has
not been made 1t is understood that full
mission will not be given to South Carolina.
Co. Sloo, is here. lie will bring his beau
tifu steamer, the Ohio, into these waters, for
public exhibition and admiration about he lst
of August, or as soon as she is ready.
The Secretary of the State has allowed him.
self to be much incommoded by "quarels'
between two of his su'orlnates.
Mr. Gordon who succeeded Mr.. Stubbs, as
disbursing agent of the State Department, is
to go out. but it is through Mr.. CIayton's in
terposlton to have place in the Capitol
The next Secretary of State will probably
be Mr.. Crttcnden.
Ex-senator Westcott, Of Florida, made d
personal assault this morning, in Mr.. Cam5cll' ;
ROOM in the War Department, upon General
Towson.
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The Great ,,,,IlollIy of ROBBERS Com
pound SarSapaIia over all other prep
lraliuns OF SarSaparlla and Pills, is their con
,eutraCd form, and purity ol the Iextract,
which, being combined with olhcr vegetable
extracts Ieuder them the most purifying of all
medicines.
The peculiar virtues OF the Sarsaparilla root
have for a long time attracted The attention OF
The medical prcit sSon aud The public, and
great interest has bee. directed to the develop
mentS OF its medical properties various syrup
rinctures, and DecoctonS have beer prepared
from it. all of which have been found to COM
tam Lutte or none Of the valuable properties Of
he root. Medical men are aware how slightly
The root yields its virtues by maceIatlon In wa
CT, and the imposSlhilty of retailing 1t when
repaired IN Alcohol Hence the great value
Of The solid extract of which these pills are
prepared. One box of the Compound of Sar
Saparia Pills contains more OF The SarSaparll
la than is scontalned in two bottles ofthe Syrup
usually used.
The proprietor experimental for severa
years 10 obtain from The root a solid extract.
which should possess all It's valuable properties
ia their most concentrated form, which he
combined into the IoIm of Pills, and has used
them in his practice with The most astonishing
success, and, at the suggestion of many friends,
he now offers them to the public at a price
which makes them the cheapest medicine in
the world with tho, full assurance thalth will
be found to he tie best medicine prepared.
The Compound SarSararlla Pills are used
for the permanent cure OF those diseases which
arise from an impure state of the blood and
morbid Sercelons Of the Liver and Stomach,
viz: ErysipeaS, SculHla or Kings Evil, Ul-
GERS, Scad Head, Obstinate Cutaneous Erup.
lion,, Blotchcs, EoilS. PImpleS, Sore, Weak or
lnnamcd Eyes. Glandular SwCllags, Rhcumat-
ic Affections, Pains Of the Bones and Joints.
Drop>y, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Diarrhua, DyScn-
terry, Coughs, Cods, Inflammation OF the
Lunga, Influenza Indigestion. Headache, Jaun'
dice, General aad Nervous Debility Female
Complaints, Bilious Diseases, and Diseases
arising from an inludicious use of Mercury.
and whenever medicine is required TO purify
and inyigoraie the syst m.
They are u purcl, vegetable compound, aud
may b. used by persons of all ages. They are
pleasant to the rnlalc, and produce no nausea,
uncaslncss OF criping IN their operation. Hun
drct, Il certificates cou'd be gwen ol persons
who have used them with the greatest bcncht.
Purchasers viii be ulticular to ask fer Rob
erIs' Compound Sarsoparllla Pills, and OBJ
serve that the wIuIT,r 'n each box has lac
|similc Of Tie signature oi JOS. EbBLR1S,
N. ID. No travelling agents appointed.
! Al applications Tor Agencies, aud leierN on
the subject of the medicine. must he addressed
most pstd) ,o G. .P.FAY, New York Ciiy Gen
Icral AGENT for The United States, BIrlSh ara
Wcst iniin Provinces. ,,.,r
nj TAYLOR and c q { HAIhED
Agent fcr Ncvpon.
\ Arc 9 i-iS-N
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MasicaI Corn saIYe,

WARRANTED TO eicc' Il speedy cure !
w the directions are Strict' complied Win
causing no pain whatever, ,-neatF put up ~
boxes with directions, at the low pllce OF l22
cents. Prepared and sold Y 6. G. Hazard
Druggist, No. a. Thames Street
De : -.
Couri Probate, Middletown, June Is, 1919.
NHE Executors lth account on the estate Of
L ISAAC BARKER, late OF MiddletoWn, decd,
was presented for examination and allowance.
1t is ordered that the same be received and the
consideration thereof referred TO a Cour. OF
Probate to be holden at the Town House in
Middetown on the third Monday of July next,
at o'clock, T. NJ, aud that previous notice be
given By publishing a copy Of this o,der three
successive weeks in the Herald Of the Tunes,
,or all persons interested to appear al SAID time
and place and be heard.
4 true copy-witnesS,
JOSHUA COGGESlIA Probate Crk'
june20, 3w,
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Cottage to Lot.

y6SHE subscriber has purchas' d the Cottage
y recently builtby Orlin Wcbber, in 1iy
cft0r, which hc now offers for rent. sald
Cottage is nearly new and is in excellent or
der It is one story high. with basement )
The house cnntains all necessary rooms and
is most delightfully."- located within one mile
Of the Stone Bridge Hotel, on the main road
to Fail kyer. fronting the river, and COnve-
nicnt for fishing, bathing sc.
The prospect is not surpassed by any site on
Rhode Itland, and the adjoining scenery is VA
rico and beautiful, making It desirable resi-.
dcncc i;,r lamily visiting in this vicinity du.
ring the summer season There is an excel.
lent well Of water on the premises, together
with convenient barn. For terms sc ap.
piv 20 w. VI CRANSTON.
EditorDally News, Newport,
or 70 JOSEPH OSBORN,
nesrthe premises, Tverton2 Z
rivet,on, Hay 81 -
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Cough Medicines.

fnynes Expectorant Ayers Cherry Pector
y Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsam,
Indian Dalsa@of Liverwort,
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam,
Doct Taylor's Balsam OF Liverwort,
Chccscman's Arabian Balsam
Wadsworth's Vegetable Group Syrup.
Jackson's, Shcrman's and WIstar Cough
Lozcnges.
Rcase's, Adams and Jcrviss Cough Candy
French Gum Arabic Drops JuJubc and Lie
uoricc Paste &c &c.
Among the above may 5e found some o.
the besi Cough Medicines in use.
a.. II. HAZARD,
near the Court IIo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

HoS. A. IL SrEvESs, OF GGoRGrA.-Wr
regret 10 learn from the Southern Press, that
the heath of this distinguished gentleman is
very recarous, He has recently Suffered
from a severe attack of fever, which has rem
dered him very feeble
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

For the removal Of Canker, known ty sores
in the mouth. sometimes metallic taste WIN
dry cough, irritation and heat about the som-
.ach and throat, with occasionally a very red
tongue and mouth Salt Rheum, known by
dry. chapped cracked and bleeding hands,
sometimes breaking out in sores upon other
parts OF he body ErysipelaS, known by a
prlckllng, Mngling sensation OF the skin, wllhl
ercat heat, itching, and sometimes swelling,
especially after heating the blood Scrolula,
known by small lunches under the skin, with
blotcheS and pimples upon the lace and body Il
all nunors brought on by frequent poisoning,
or by impure vaccinations all yenereal iainlN
in the system, or diSagrccable results OF long
continued and improper use OF mercury, and
all other complaints which arise from an I'M
Ipure state OF The blood. Also, eNcelling all
in The permanent cure of Liver
,Comrlainis, such a. its soitenlng, hardening or
enlafgiLg-uuickeni its morbid action re.
moving all distractions OF the portal clrcula'
lion. and correcting hillary secretons Caters
rhal affections, such as soLeneSs aud ughtneS'
about The head and chest, sometimes with in
creased discharges from The nose, aud hawking
M sometimes small hard lunches, sometmeq
thick pirulent matter of yellow or greenSs
color Bronchitis, or hoarseness and tickling
IN the throat, with constant mucous irritation,
Is pecially in attempting 10 speak Disease OF
the heart, such as palpitatiOn, accompanied
with sense of weight aud sinking al the pit
Iof the stomach Dropsy of the chest, brain, oi
abdomen Dizziness, with dull, heavy ache
/ in the head 81. VIuS' Dance, or spaSmodlc
Jerking OF The muscles and limbs NeuCreal and
/ ScroIulous Sore Eyes faroxySmS OF Asthma
/ or difficult breathing not dependent upon or
ganic affections. Rheumatic pains about the
/ BODY hips back. joints. and limbs; Nervous
! mains about the face, back naTt ui the head and
neck, tremulouS or lnttelirg motto" about The
stomach and head, with great exhaustion and
want of breath after exercise Indigestion,
from which arises Cholc, or ilatnencY. sore
ness. and spiting up OF food Jaundlce, or yel
low appearance of the eyes and skin Female
comnaints especially those Irregularities and
ohstrucrions which brig on premature decay
and death.
The proprietor is a graduate Of The Albany,
n. Y. Medical College, and is now successfully
engaged in the practice OF his profession in
Providence, which affords him abundant sup.
port without urging HE sale OF thee medicines.
lie has never sought 10 make popular by adj
yeItising or the publication of certificates,
and would not even now neglect his regular
practice TO carry out the present Ian, aud has
therefore placed the en,lre business OF advert'
sing, supplying agents, and selling the medi-
zines, / ~. Caar'os Dyer, Jr., 81 Westminster
street Prov ideuce who VIII have the whole
control and general agency u;tIc article.
For sale b, CHARLES DYER, Jr., - and
n Westminster street, Providence |. Gene
raj Wholesale Agent tor the United states.
C.G. HAZARD, sole agent Tor Newport.
jane ., iy.
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LandhClder's Bank.

A r the annual meeting Of The Stockholders
n of said Bank, on the fourth day of June, A.
hi 1919, the following persons were appointed
porccturs for the ensuing year, viz Elisha X.
tier, John &. Clarke, William French, George
Robinson, Thomas Y. Wells, Pclcg Johnson,
John Il. Nichols, Benjamin Hull, Christopher
Champn, George y. Champlin, James B. M.
Potter James W. Anthony and Daniel Rodman.
And at II ecting of the Directors Of ssid Bank
IN the same day Elisha II. Potter, Esq, was re-
Gle ted President Of said institution Ior the ensu-
inr wear. THOMAS 4. WELLS, Cashier.
kinrslon. Juno ith. lsl0.
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For Sale.

A tract of land Of IL acres a. The north end Of
tho Town. bounded on The south by Walnut
street, on the west by Sd street, on the east by
treel running up on the west side ofthe common
burying ground, and on the north by the Dyre
Farm,-of an extra quality for gardens, or build.
ing lot will be sold altogether, or in lots to su
purchasers; terms liberal and payments made
easy For further particulars, enquire OF
JETHRO +. MITCHELL, OF
DAVID BUFFUM.
Midnm,.,,own, Cd Mo. "a IT,
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The British steamer has arrived and her
letters came through in the Mail yesterday
but as no papers were published in Boston,
we ac without her news So much for be-
ing without a Telegraph to this place.
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JUNE 2S.
NEW BOO X ).
For Sale, or Circulation.
-.sr,-s HAMM oND's.

- circumstantial evidence
ataie oi 'he o'u'" I,ont F0ntSer, !
'i'@ y,'' wv, Sv Ms. K,irkiaad,
3il3 Dumb Love trans. from the GeIma,. VI I,
Angnst Musaus, by 7. Carlyle, J!
3ili A History of Wonderful 1nvefiions, IL
iustrated with numerous eneIa'inss'
500 Men of Capital, hy -hs' E0fe'
579l Rival Beauties; novel by
Miss Pardoe, l
5792 Old London Bridge; or the days Of
Henry VIII, by {. Hcr6e't RodreH,
,-oa Narrative of the United States eIpedi-
~ ton to the River Jordan and the Dead
Soa by W. +. Lynch,
57oa Nineyeh and its remains, with an ac-
'''' c'nnt of visit to the Cha'dean Chris
,;,ns of Kurdistan and the Yerzidis or
Devil Worshipers, and an inquiry into
the manners and arts of,he ancient As RI
svrians, by austin H. Layard,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

We understand that intelligence has been
received IN this city, from an unquestionable
source in Saratoga, of date subsequent to
the letter published by US last week, by
which it appears that several fatal cases OF
A A,iatic Cholera have occurred in Saratoga
Prov. Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

RAimoAps IN NEw HAMPsHIRE.-The
Granite State is working bold y in the con-
struc,ion of railroads. No less than twenty
two lines, of the aggregate length of s43 miles
are in progress and as the expense of con-
struc,ion and equipment is estimated at $780,
900 mile, the total cost will be S25 900 ,oO0
pretty good round sum for the citizens Of
New IIampshre TO pay
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The Philadelphia Ledger states, from the
record, that during the cruise Of the u. S.
ship Independence, which sailed from Boston
August 2Gih, 1916, and returned 10 Norfolk a
f'w weeks sirce, forty four thousand aghl
iu-drsd 0nd ti'riyfee iashcs we're given to
the crew.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

The Russian Minister, NJ. AeXnndre de
Bodlsco, sailed IRON New York on Wednes-
day last, on his route TO St. Petersburg, and
will be absent several months. His family
remain in Washington, and, until he returns,
kr. Edward de Stoeckl, first Secretary of the
Russian Legation, will be Charge d'AalTars
Of the Russian Empire TO this Republic.
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UPThe Lowell Daily Journal and Courier
came to US yesterday considerably enlarged /;
we are glad Of this evidence Of prosperity

c-The steamers Perry, Canoncus and
Massasoit from Providence, Empire State
from Fall River and Cleopatra from Norwich
and New London, arrived here on the Fourth,
all loaded with passengers, and for few
hours the streets were quite crowded.
About 800 dined at the Atlantic, 100 at the
Bellevue and 100 at the Ocean.
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Farm TO Let.

IN HE Farm now occupied by Joseph Bacman
i containing abou, ~ acres of excellent land
with privilege OF Sea Weed, and the right OF
selling stones and gravel a large and conmo.
dious dwelling house, which will accommodate
10 bosrdcrs. a small use for the tcnan', with
suitable apparatus for cooking; two large barns
and crib, with all other out bulldings. For tern
Ispplyic THOMAS J. PEChHAM.
Ian N ~
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etP. election Company, No, s.. '..n 9a"'
1isdals, leO hH.- .- on tho ...orn,ns of the
Fourth, in iss 10 rcrry, for New Bedford, add
returned again last evening.
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IMPROVEMENT or New HAyEN HARBoR.-
The Collector OF the port of New Haven, CT.
has advertised for sealed proposals for blasting
eleven feet of the Rock, known as the South
west Ledge" at the entrance Of New Haven
Uarbor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

BrNEyoLEYr WIH.-Sir William Dave
nant, the poet, who had no nose, was going
along the News one day; beggar woman
followed him crying" "Ah heaven preserve
your eye sight, sir; the Lord preserve your
eve sicht."
"Why, good womau," said he Il" do you
pray 60 much for my eye sightp
All dear SIR" answered the woman " If
you should grow dim sighted, you have no
place to hang your spectacles on"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

p. MA removed postmaster out west,
ARENAS Noon, insists upon keeping the T.
NJ. attached TO his name He says it no"
means Post .Nortenl, but when the were after
getting him out, the p NJ meant simply
Artgr Noon.
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ilsrAT.. ANN. porVisi,.

ME subscriber is appointed administrator
4 with the viii nuncxcd) ofthc estate of Mrs.
ANNE POTTER, late of South kingst ,wn,
decd, and is qualified to act as such. All per
sons having accounts with OF against said estate
are requested to settle The came.
f.. Il. POTTER, Administrator.
South Kings,own, June Il, 1919.
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The CHOLERA AMONG THE BRUTE CREA-
Tros.-The editor of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, saw last week, dog suffering from the
Cholera, and heard of hog similarly attack
ed
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10 Let.

A tenement TO let, ready furnished near the
Il Mall and TourO street ihe house contains
every convenience for q large family, two
parorS and dining room, eight chambers. wood
rain water, excellent spring water with pumps in
the enclosure, paved yard, small garien OF frm-
aud flowers For p rticulars enquire at this Of
ice. may 3llf.
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pProfessor Bristow will open his Acad
emy in few days at Masonic Hall for the in
struc,ion of ladies', gentlemen, youths and
misses. II would be needless TO speak
of Mr. B's merits and tho success which
has attended his instruction lin chirography
for twenty years past in the principal cities
OF the union
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o. Mrs. Commodore Hull has arrived, and
taken rooms for he season at the Atlantic
House.
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Tomato and Wild
Cherry ESitterS.

Are entirely unrvalled for the cure cftoe
diseases before enumerated. They ale ofuni.
versal use in New England and highly ap-
precialed BY all classes OF people
The price of this extract is ONLY 50 cents
per bottle yet it is so highly concentrated that
one bottle will last longer and do more good
than any dollar article in use.
ID f BRADLEE & son, l3O Washington
street, ProprietorS Of the above valuable medi-
cine.
AGENTS-Newport, r. J. TAYLOR
Bristol, Briggs Il Day. Warren, w. n. Du.
val. Providence, J. Wadsworth, and dealers
in medicine generally throughout New Eng
and Oct II, 1913. ~.
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Col. BENTON Senator David Z. Atchison
and Representative Willard P. Hall have
taken the stump against Col. Benton in Msso-
vii.
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Cor thanks are again due to MIR Sumner
" Stewart for supply Of delicious s,rau.
A.nIcs fresh frum has oen vines
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HrALru OF MOBILE There were but thir-
teen inicrmen,s in Mobile during the week
ending .iunc 10Th.
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Card ing, Spinning, &c.

THE 'u6'crib,r respectfully informs the
public that be has taken the L MON NIL l., IN
Portsmouth, II aud is prepared TO Card and
Sp'u Wool at The shortest notice, in the best
manner mud on the most reasonable terms.
All Wool len at The Store OF Samuel Carr
Ferry Wharf, Newport, or at Boyd's Nj
will be attended lo with disratC
lie also grInds coin
cARRMt HARRINGTON
Portsmouth, MAY 81, 3uPd
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U-Gen. Leslie Combs, Of Kentucky, ar
rived in town on w ednesday, and stopped at
the Atlantic house
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ESTATE OF SUSAN REYNOLDS,

l'iE subscriber Executor Of tie VIII OF Ms
1 SUSAN REYNOLDS late of Sou il ki"gs
town decd has given oond. and Is qualified t,
act as such. All persons hrVing accounts with
said estate are requested to settle.
T.. Il. POTTER, EIccutor
South kingstown, June Il, Il -.
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JUST received aud are now opening a
BONNET SALOON, large
assortment of Fashionable Bonnets of all SindS
which will be sold at the ycfy lowest prices.
apl3. IRA tNEsIU.
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Ma CLAY GOING TO WAsHINGToN. The
Washington correspondent Of the Phladel-
phia Ledger says Mr.. Clay is expected there
on or about the 10Th of next month.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

U5E. Il. G. Judson, alias Ned Bunllin, is
among those indicted at New York for being
concerned in the Asor Place riots.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-12

Tie New York Sun says there are over
5000 boys in that city, who are homeless,
frienlIess, aud uncared for. They live by
running errands, carrying trunks, and com
IN ting petty theils. The larger part o
them sleep nightly in old boxes, unoccupied
boats and coaches, or in arrears and entries
Seldom indeed, do they enjoy the luxury oi
a bed. When the state of their finances will
afford it, they dine at the cheap eating hous-
es, or at the still humber coffee and cake
stands VIII they have no money, they
beg, steal or starvc." There is an increasing
class Of juvenile ragrants Of the same kind IT
Boston Boston Transcript.
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There are twenty seven vacant stores in
Richmond, Va, and general deperession Of
business on account of the chol,ra.
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Bictctics for the Sick, &C.

Such as-Best Bermuda Arrowroot,
Superior Russian lsinglass, 60,
Cooper's lsinglass,
Irish Oat meal, kiln dried
Irish Moss,
Fine white Tapioca,
Pearl Sage,
Pearl Barley,
Robinson's Patent Barley, &c &c at
h. II. HAZARDS,
Sign of Golden Mortar, near the Court Hous
jy %
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On di, at Washington that Senator Ben
toms youngest daughter will soon be esponsed
to Signor Sanchez, young Mexican.
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DARTINE'S LOTION, Kid la.s Horse Lini
ID ment and Crapo's Lini snt-for sprains,
wnd-galls, ring bones, SPAWN. fresh wounds, stiff
ness of the joints, &c. in horscs-a new suplyp
ofthe above is received at Il. II. HAZARDS
Near the Court House
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ARARE CHANCE TO BUY OUT A
VARIETY STORE.

WANTED purchaser for the Stock in Trade
w in Store No. l4l, corner Of Thames ard
Frank s,s., consisting of as great a variety as
can be found in any establishment of the kind
consisting of Confrctionaiy, Fruit, Pres rvcs,
Jellcys, Brandy Fruits, &c. &C.. together with
one ofthe best selected Stocks of French, Ger
man, English, and American Fancy Goods and
Toys, &c &c. The above named Sto k, together
with the fixtures, such as Glass Counter Cases,
glass Jars, Stands, Soda Works, Marble Counter
and variety If store fixtures, &c, for carrying
on the business; also, all the Copper Kettles and
Tools for Manufacturing Confectionery also
Ice Cream Tubs, Moulds, Pyramids, &c Nc, for
manufacturing Ice Creams, &c, and about l25
tons of Ice. and host Of other articles too nu-
mcrous 70 mention. For a more minute descrip-
ion, call and see.
To cash customer, the above Stock and FIX
lures &c. will be sold at bargain, ms the sub
scribcr intends changing his business. should he
find purcha1cr For further information, apply
ton the premises,
The House and Store would bc let to any one
purchasing the above stock and fixtures.
iune7.tc STACY.