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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-29

THs STATUE ~ JoHs G.. CALHOUN
ABOUT To ne nAisED.-Cap,. Green Wal
d.n, Of Portland, Maine, attached 10 me
cutter Morris, and Lieut.. Robert }. II.
Handy, each having boat, al about 10 A.
NJ, on Monday last. the weather being
favorable, manned their boats, and sounded
abou, the wreck Of Tho ship Elizabeth.
Alter being on the gvound for s,ne lime
Cspt. Walden discovered a box no, before
found, and commun Gated the fact TO Lieut..
Handy who, ah.r diving. reported that it
corresponded in every particular with the
description oi,he one ssic 10 conan MIR.
Calhoun's statue.
The sea becoming rough the officers
were obliged to land but Notwithstanding
the weather. Mr.. Lewis, wrecker, attach
cd to the Cdslom House, during the after
noon went to the SPOT with boat hooks,
tongs, &c which he made fas, To the box.
10 attempting TO raise il, a part Of the
covering was torn of !: and Capt. Walden,
fearing that the statue Iht be injured,
requested Mr.. Lewis to desis'.
On Wednesday, The 2ls,, the weather
being favorable, Capt. Walden secured the
yacht Twilight, Mr.. John d. Johnson Of
Islip, l.. l., lis owner, kindly volunteering
its use, with The services Of himself aud
crew.
On Thursday morning the Twil'g ght was
anchored of The wreck, Caps. Johnson
and Walden being on board, and at abou,
IL A. NJ, the sea having one down, The
boats were manned. In order to make fast
70 the statue, /, was neces sary 10 send
down diver. Capt. WIS boalsw ain wen
down, snd on his return reported that the
lid was partially torn off the box, and lha,
he fell the limbs and other paris Of The
statue.
Mr.. kinnish, with 4 sloop having diver:
on beard, bsing present, his 'nrn were
about to be sent down to sling The box, bu
the officers declined the terms he asked
and the Twilight left the wreck 10 awai, Z
more favorable opportunity. During the
day Mr.. Jones, of Wall street, visited tho
wreck, accompanied by James A. Whip
pie, Of Boston, the celebra'cd diver EN-
ployed by the Government to makea sur
vey Of the sunken steamship Missouri a
gibraltar.
In the afternoon all hands went on boar
the cutter, Mr.. Whipple having hi. divI us
ppsra,us en- board. He then sen, dow
one of his divers in about thirty feet water
Subsequently The necessary apparatus T.
sling the statue wa. put on bcard the 'Twi
light, VIII ch is now at anchor AT tn
wreck, awailinga favorable opportunity
raise tho box.
These facts have been communicated 4
US BY a gentleman who takes lively in'e
rs, in the matter, on whose resI"nsbli'
we give them. Our informont says ais
that Lieu,s. Francis Marin and Camil,
Saunders have rendered valuable service
The NATTER Cou Ado.
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Severe Deafness Cured.

~he 6plIowu Is nm extract from letter lately received
fou phy sician IN the state OF virginia
a H. CnHtsri,, W. p Den So One oi my ra'epn'
uni nnwn tn me obtained your Gairentc Ben s'd N'ck
lc, with the Maen,fic Fluid for seiohs nhecnnn ~
Deafness The case was that oi lady whose Nervous
system was much disoideied end her general htslh
poor Much was done previously !" we srl'nau1h" VI s
rr In, with yery Little success ard feel II only tight
to tell YOU that since she commences wearing the beF
and using the FLUID, bot n iew weeks ago she hA
INTtRtfN RECOVERED llfh HtARlNG and h.i
general heaHh il better thon for several yeats"
a.. Every case Of Deafness IL It Re Nervous as
gcnesIly is can be cur'd by this wonderful remedy
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LIGHT LIGHT -
The Iiandsomest, Cheapest, and Bcst Attire
for Light, Is
M,VSu,S PATENT OIL.

THIS j. a new invention, recently introduced,
and NOW very extensively used by the public.
Mr. Matsh is constantly receiving. ln"h ~
home aud f,om abroat ] the very highest tcstmo-
NAL. of the trrr merits and great superiority ct hs
nr, oil. over everything before used ior light
Among them W. select the following
MARsu's PArESr OII.--1his Is thc name
c;,rn ,o noul, invented oil, Sr producing light,
which has Just been introduced tn the p bic u,
Nh. Marsh. Having nird it omsel,c,, We can
spcsk from experience, and do not msI'atr io
award !, high order of merit. II is cnti'ly ice
p,u roasc ot smell While burning, and Is MI la
bl the too common ljcction oi almost all lnn.
irr fluids, that of explosion. II giycs bcrul'iul
and steady light, Is much handsomer than OIL ana
costs lcss. 20, slight sxpense, common ghs.
lamps may bc bued With m~ tubes, aud the "il
burnt IN them.
We recommend \ trial ,p those who would Oh.
tain a beautiful light. II Boston Journal
For sale by rlillIp RIDER,
Sole Aecn, ior Newport, X. J.,
;e25 ~. Ihsn,cs street
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EOUND.-In the vcstry ofSt. Mathews Church
i jamestown, on Thursday morning, Aug. 22, q
hank notc The owner can have the same by prov
ing property and paying for this advertisement, on
application to Rev. George Anthony, of Jam S.
own Aug26
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MARRIED.

Ju Providence, 10Th inst, sir. John Wright aud
Mts. Margaret kippnd.
~ Wtkford, 18th met, Eaton sarford. ESQ .
ssd Esther L. daughter Of Fransis Charpell, Esq,
both Of North Kingston.
= ia Boston, 10Th inst, Mt. Arthur T. Ms,on,
of Attleboro. and Miss Hannah I. Arnold, Of
Wsrwiek, RI.
In warren on the 7h met, Mr.. Frederick q,
Maachss,er, Of Tiver,on, 20 Mrs Luerttis NJ. VII
l.r, iush,,f ofMr, Alfred Wilb', a Wsrrea.
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90 Those who desire 10 attend the Fan
by Ball at the Ocean House, next week,
eaa obtain any kind of costume which they
may desire. may applying to MeSsrs. D. J.
g. N. II. Gould, Thames street, just be-
low the corner Of Washington Square, who
are supplied with the greatest variety which
was ever be fore offered to the public.
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E'LOUR.-Iliram Smith, Pure Gcncsrc. liy
j. ngs,on Mills, &c, ths day received ard for
sale by NJ. FREEBORN 90,
ma,lJ 70 Broad succt
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1000 Gases of Palsy and Paralysis

k.,e been tcpored o Ia CnnIsrp aud his Agents wilma
the last two Years which have been entirely restored
tq3- C,p ASpnrw J. F ToM,s Of Brooklyn, ~ ", had
moi been able To walk step for n"n' four years end was
so hclpcss that h. had to he sa fhe mest csishrated
phy,rans gave him up In Eve days after he commenced
wearing the G.'sNic BrLT, Ntcktsct' .sp Bsw. rs
lectly recovered his health. Captain Tones se'eay
of
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DR.. Christie's Oalvanic Curatives

consists in the fact hs, they arrest and cure disease by
rmy and rh, .rking the patient till exhausted Nature
s,nks hopslessly under the inhchon.
Thsg seng6en N, whole system equahfs IN. erenaftor
T m, Iood p,omoif the aud nsrer do The f'
,t ujn,v uud,, any cireunstanosE Since their i'rn
ducton u, the United states only three years since nos
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ID .KINSLEY'S EMPRESS, f.. Fall River,
IN. Providence and Boston, for the transporta-
ton of Merchandise, leaves office in Newport da'.
", Sundays excepted, AT l-2 O'Clock, a. m, and
1-2 O'Clock, p. m.
Leaves Office in Boston, at l-2 O'Clock, M,
and 3 l-2 o'clock, IN. Drafts, Notes and Bills
collected, and all orders executed with prompt
ncss. -
Orders should be cfs for Goods at the Office
half an hour before the time Of leaving.
Offices, in Newport, 1870 Thamcs-st
Boston, IL Statc-s,.
Providence, EXchangc-st.
Newport, March 10, 1850.
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BiRps AND THE TELEGRAPH. AT a
point where the magnetic telegraph
crosses the Ohio, the wires were twice
broken by the weight ofthe birds con-
gregs,ed on them.
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u-The grand Fancy Dress. Ladies
Masked Ball will take place at the Ocean
House on Wednesday next, the 4'h Of
Septemher
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT CONFINED.

ECONOMY AND COMFORT CONFINED.
II Put away that dirty, greasy Lamp, tha, has
caused you so much trouble by soiing your Carpets
and smoking your rooms, and almost causing you
to become blind by striving to work or to read ny
the dim fame. Go to YOUNG'S and let HIM i'N
YOU out with Can, Lamp, and Fluid, and Pine
Oil; he will do il all for about 40 cents, and .""
cannot spend so small - sum to better adyanu'G''
and if YOU are dissatisfied with your purchase he
viii refund you the money. Try it.
LAMPS. "A rich stock Of Solar and Glass, Tor
Oil or Fluid, which will he sold for about cos, {;
mo Cans. &c. Maya
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WASHING, BLEACHING AND CLEANS
ING FLUID.


rNIIE greatest labor saving article vet discovered
i By It's use, washing machines and boards arc
dispensed with, and not one tml ter OF the kbor Is
required 10 do the washing of family.
The Fluid is a chemical compound OF sufficient
strength To extract all foreign substances nom the
cloth, by simply boiling small quantity Of IT with
the clothes, and without the slightest injury to the
most delicate fabric.
The expense is no, more than that Of tn" soap
ordinarily used and he sides tbs 1t will H. seen that
the great wear and tear of clothing consequent upon
the old method of hard rubbing upon board ana
the usc ofthc pounding barrel. is wholly avoided,
imm,ase so,qng is thus made. 1t is empha,'ca!ly
the females friend.
Warranted to give pcricc, satisfaction, or the
money will be refunded,
Manufactured by cHARLEs Diih, Jr' froVl-
dencc, II. |.
For sale by NEWTON BROTHERS,
Nos. ls6 and 1873 Thames street,
ma,2lu Sole agents for Newport
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DR.. CHRISTiE's
EALVANIC NECKLACE

IS used for oil complaints affecting the Throat or Ilesa
such a, Bronchitis Of the Throat Nervous
and sir Headache Dzl oi the Head Neuralgia IN
the Face Bu,,ing Roaring in the fan. Deafness
Is general, Nervous and that distressed eonpii"h CALVES
Tic DuloIeuy
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Or. HRisTlE's
GhI.VANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast In cases Of Con ulsnns or t
od,c Complaints and geneTo Nervous Affections oi
tho Head and uppcr eNttemues Also IN Islsy end Psrs,
SIS and all diseases caused by deficiency Of ro.s'
or Nervous Energy IN the limbs OF ofhsf organs OF h'
Lod.
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1000 1000.

t25 Prizes IN all. Z'oOo EVoo'
Those persons VIII; prefer lower priced Teas,
can receive their prizes in proportion, or they VIII
be re-purchased for cash, at deduction OF upper
cent.
Country Agents required. Applications to be
addressed (post paid,) to the Company,S Depot
a, above. may30 daw3m.
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III illarinc Intelligence. azA
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
TIIIIRSDAY- A

THURSDAY, Aug. %.
Schr Pa thea, Rayner, F. River, Sunny Brook /,
Western, Bisset, ST. JohLs, N. b., Providence;
Nautas, 1t. Com. Maxwell Woodruff, N. York.
>lp Alert, Peck, fm an excursion; Resolution,
Holloway, N. Kingston;
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THE AssAMTEA COMPANY.

l36 Greenurich Sfrtd, N,U forH
rIIE pioprctors beg to call the attention OF con-
| noiseurs in tea, and the heads Of families TO
the choice and rare selection Of TEAS imported by
them, aud hitherto unknown in this country, which
by the fragrance and dclicacy, combined with 'Ir-
gin purtyand strength, produce an infusion oil sur
passing richness and flavor.
The teas offcrch arr the following:
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READ FURTHER A FEW FACTS

From "The Weldon Herald" pub lihed at
Weldon, n. c., January 25, 1850, which sald---
Patent Nod,c'neS."
at is very seldom that we make any alusion
TO Patent Medicines, either approving or other
wise. Unfortunately for the country, and Tor hon
est and conscientious inventors and yenders Of
these medicines, the land is becoming flooded with
ouack prepaIations that are made alone iOr prOfIt
and are fl not even for the dogs. In this state OF
things il is hard to tell which are, and which are
not worth having. II a person gets an indifferent
medicine the first time ho purchases, he Is very
apt to condemn the whole Of them and buy no
more, and inventors must only blame those OF their
number, (who Ignorant, combne plain medicines
together for the purpose Of making money! Tor
the i'll succsss which attends the ciots OF the de
serving" :,
1--WE believe DR.. c. VI. Jackson's loofand's
German Btters,' TO be most excellent medicine,
and one that should be highly popular in these days
Of Temperance they arc altogether Vegetable
in their composition, without one drop OF Aleoh"l-
ic Spirits in them. This medicine is innocent,
but strengthening in It's effects, and richly dcscrv-
ing Of an unbounded popularity, which, when II
becomes known, it will, no doubt, fully ENJOY"
Judre NJ, NJ. Noah said, in his Weekly Mes
seneer," January g, 1850,
! "Dr. Hooflaads German Bnos.---iletc Is a
preparation which the leading presses IN TIC Ihon
\ appear 20 be unanimous m recommending, dnd the
reason is obvious. u is made after prescription
furnished by one Of the mott celebra,ed Physi,@n'
/ of modern tmcs---thc late DR.. Christoph,r VII
helm Hoofand professor 10 the University OF Jena,
priyat. physcian to tic king Of Pruntia, and one
\ Of thcereatest medical wrt'rs German has ever
/ produced. lie was cmphatoally the enemy Of
\ hunbsg, and therefore medicine of which he vac
/ the inventor and endorser may be confidently r,hed
ON. lie sreoially recommended u in Liver Com
plant, Dy pepsia, Debility, Vertigo, Acr,ny
Il III ..sN.
the Stomach Constipation, and ~ oonpla'n''
ari,ins from Al ordered condition Of the stomaeh b.
II t,e liver and the intestines. Nine Pniladelrhis
II papers express their conviction Of i's excellence
ard several of the editors speak Of is effects ifcH
4 THAR own individual experience. Under 'hei'
N cireums,an,e. ee feel ysrrsnicd, ony N 'nIl
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Ud-il Mixture, a COMPOUND
Of the most rare and choice
teas rrnMn on the fertile and


genial soil Of Assam. w
With a view to encourage the introduction oi
these matchcss TEAS, is the intention OF the
proprctors to distribute by lot, among the pur-
chascrs, quantity of Tea equal to THE fIRsT
YEARS PROFITS on the sahs effected, Each
pu,clascr will receive enclosed in the package,
numbered certificate, emitting him to osE cHAtcE
IN TnE DISTRIBUTIONS for every nifty cents, Lard
out, aud on the receipts amounting TO S20,0oo tie
aforementioned parcels Of Tea. to the value oi ten
pcr cent, or two thousand dola,s, will hs gwen
away as BONUSES, according to the following
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VALUABLE REAL Est ATE FOR SALE.
Y For Sale the estate at prcsen, owned and
Gently occupied by Augustus Thorndike, Efg, IN
this town. The house is large and comnodlous;
the stable and out-buldings new and convenient
and well arranged; with or without the furniture.
For terms, apply to J. r. Tha,cr & Brother,
Boston ;Camnan and Whitehousc, New ioIh, or
the subscriber at Newport.
june o, IT, SETH L. BRADFORD.
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IRON l to so btls pure Cencsce and George.
j. town Flour Extra bran de- for anily and b
els NE, may be had at costsnd charges m the
srbsc her warranted pure on no salo--uso as usu-
al, good supply of fre wood
aug 2.pd EnLoIs.
A. ,u.,
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OK
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS,

DF fHE hIDNE ~,
And all diseases arising lrona disortercd Liver
or Stomach, such AS Constipation, Inward Piles,
Fullncss, or Blood to the Head, Acldity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for Food,
Fullnrss, or weight in the Stomach, Sour Erncia-
ions, Sinking or Flu,tering at the pit OF the Sto-
mach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Dim
cult Breathing, Futtcring at the Heart, Choking
or Sulfocating sensations when in a lying posture
Dimness of Vision, Dots webs before the Sight,
Fever and dull pain in the Head, Deficiency on
Perspiration. Ycllowncss of the shin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sud
den Flushcs of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Com
stant Imaginings Of Evil, and great depression OF
Spirits can be cflcctually cured by
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Palsy and Paralysis.

All vscians acknowledge that these terrible diseases
arc caused by deficiency 3f Nervous Energy IN IN,
affected limbs DN. CHnlsrIt's balNsnc Articles "hi
supy, this deficient pow and complete ana sh'!i"
Inn shrc tel
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L'OR SALE.--A house situated Bannis-
l. ieI's What. For further particulars. apply
20 MICHAEL GEARY,
aug3 on the premises.
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DIR. UOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by

iNBa'u ~
DIR. G. M JACKSON,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
l2O Arch Street, Ph!adsipLda.
Their power over the above diseases is not ex-
celcd---ii cquallcd---by any other preparation III
the United States, as the cures attest in many ca
ses after skiliul physicians had failed.
These Bttcrs are worthy the attention OF inya-
lids. Possessing great virtues III the rectihcat'on
of diseases of the Liver and lesser glands, exer-
cising the most searching powers in weakness and
affections of the digestive organs, they are witha
safe certain and plcasaut.
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"a GREAT MEDICINE"

1--WE have uniformly relraincd from recommend
ing to the public any OF the various Patent Medi,
cines Of the day, unless thoroughly convinced OF
their value. Among those we consider worthy OF
notice is the German BttoS, invented by DIR.
Hooaand, and prepared by Or. Jackson, in Phila
delphia One instance in particular, in which the
superior virtues of this medicine has been tested,
has fallen under our observation. During the last
summer, a son Of Mr. Abraham Crabil, of this
county, was very seriously afflicted with Liver
Complaint, and after trying in vain various RENE
dies he purchased bottle OF the Bitters, and after
using it, was so much relieved OF his distressing
malady, that he procured another bottle, ard rs ie
stored entirely to health"
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COMETHING NEw.--Jua received LOT Of
y Patent Mattresses, new, cheap and beautiful
article for warm weather, FAR superior IN any mat
,rass IN the market, with the exception Of hair
IA SAM A. PARK ER.
l35 Thames street.
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lust opening a, riench's Bonuct saloon,
u large bot of Shaker Hoods, suitable ior bath
ing. Ladies will do well To call soou, as the, ais
eeS'g very fast and a, very low price,.
IRA FRENCH,
iyr9 1872 Thames-st.
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TO LEE.

A small ,enamcnt in Pope Street. immediate I'os
session given; apply To Jan.l5 X. L. LEE
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FITS AND coNvulsioNs.

These a atming and terrible complaints are slvsys
70 ,ed b a drsnssm,ni Of the Nfr,i Ihs b'''
Ia sea- lrp Ficio will cure nearly every e~s>
oREIGAD, VI. d., General Agent
az States.
ls2 broadway. New ycrk
RgAZArl Ascn, fr Ne~T1- u
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c,TRAwLERRIEs--L and Fresh Straw
> barrie. received every morning q,
ti, q RIDERS, III Thamestt
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ing the attention Of our readers to the present pro-
pretor's (Dr Z. NJ. Jackson's) preparation. hut
Ia recommending the article To all afflicted"
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THE pleasantly situated aud comnodious house,
No. 22 John street. The house is nearly new
and !. flushed in modern -'yIr-ior particulars en-
,,,,rc of MRS. M'GREGOl,
a, Mr.. Anthony Stc~art's, No. 1872 Ihamcs.st
Junr t3.
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.

Chas. Robinson, Esq, Easton, Md, in letter
TO Dr. Jackson, January 9, 1850, said
"My wife and myself have received more bene-
6t from your medicine than any other we have ev-
er taken for the Dyspepsia and Liver disease"
The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock
Va, January 10, 1850, said-"-
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

They ,--~y 70 gonizing complaints are ln1''
sa,iy r,i,,. . ne srpies,ion ~ the o.ts.sio B'tt,
N,c,I ,cy .sp liuip The Dsli dluses the flretrehy
hrougb the system the Necklace hiss local effect snd
ihs Iluid acts directly upon the affected nerves w ~
these distressing Affections the sppes,on Nkfhh
FAILS
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ICE CREAM.

OF superior quality To- any and offered which
W fet Won " ~ bear ~ mind, Water, Ices, Jelly
Charlotte Rufsc, Morangucs, B'scse de uace,
Phsn Pudding Glace, AMI other c"ni','ionary iuf
,,sbed. Ev,n,nr PARTIES furnished With the little
t,oy Iecs and mary requisite ncluling at,sndl lnts
~ "a GEO 1 DOWNING.
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JUST received a new lot Of Millinery Goods,
y of AL kinds, such IA are usually Kept IN such
An establishment; aiso, large lot OF Ribbons To
match dresscs, nj 1872 Thamcs-t.
N 10 IRA FRENSH.
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OpENINGOF THE SEASON.

THE subs, ribcr is daily receiving from the New
l. York Markets the choicest Fruits Of the sea-
son, such as Strawberr,s, Water MELONS, Pine
Apples, Bananas, Oranges, &C., and is prepared
az usual To supply all his old customers and as ma
nv new ones as will favor MIN with a call on best
Of terms, and delivered in any part of the town free
of expense, at klDERS,
lime H. Ill Thames Street.