Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-11
AporHrcARIEs' HALL.-Dr. r. r. Haz-

AporHrcARIEs' HALL.-Dr. X. X. Haz-
ard g. Co. opened their new establishment
on Saturday last. This building, which
is the most beautiful, Of the kind, In the
State, is located on Washington Square,
near the State House. No pains or ex-
pence have been spared in the erection and
completion of this building, together with
it's internal fixtures. The style OF the
building, outside, is a mixture OF Roman
and Ionic. while the inside is Grecian. Tie
entire architectural designs are by Mr.. X.
II. Hazard, Jr., a nephew Of The Dr.,
young man of fine talents and excellent
taste, which, by the way, in this depart
men,, he merely exercises occasionally f"r
amusement, or for his own benefit, as in the
present instance. Nj. Micah w. Spencer
was the builder.
The store is sufficiently large for all the
purposes for which it is 10 be used, and The
proportions are very good the ceiling is
20 fee, hi.h the bottles, which are beau
,ifully labelled. are tas,efully arranged on
the shelves, over which are arches, ard
these are surmounled by fine oil paintings
of scenes in and around Newport and else
where, by Mr.. Hazard, Jr.; while in the
arches are bus,s and statues of Scott, By
ron, Clay, Webster, Franklin, and other
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walls are beautiful fancy paintings, such as
flowers, &C., also by young Hazard. The
tops of the counters are of exquisite Italian
marble. On the eas, of the store is mag
nifcen, Marble Soda Fountain, the richest
we ever raw, where Rushton, Clark, q
Co.'S delicious Soda is constantly kept on
draught this Soda, so well known in New
York, is received fresh fr,m the Manufao-
turers every morning. /. is well worth
walk from any part of,he town, to obtain a
g lass of this Soda the syrups are manu-
factnred by Hazard e. Co., and must be
tasted 10 be appreciated.
Dr. r. r. Hazard has been too long and
universally known in this community as a
gentlemaL of the highest and most honor
able character, whose suavity OF manner,
kindness of heart, experience and thorough
knowledge in all branches OF his profrs-
sion and unceasing devotion TO the same,
to require word from us there is not a
more justly popular man in the community.
His present partners ale his nephew, Mr..
r. r. Hazard. Jr., who has been thor
oughly educated as Druggist and Chem
ist at the well known establishment OF
Mtssrs. A. B. e. ID. Sands, in New
York and Mr.. Philip CaswelI, Jr., who
has also been thoroughly educated in the
business by DR.. Hazard. These young
gentlemen possess al the ttaits of char
actcr which are 50 desirable in those whose
trusts are SO important.
Their supply Of Medicines, Fancy Arti-
cles, Periumery, DC, &C., is very ex,en-
sve, and everything, usually kept at the
largest and most fashionable establishments
Of the kind, IN the cities, can be Obtained OF
them. Prescriptions arc carefully put NJ
by competent person, at all hours Of the
day and night
In the evening, the store presents rery
brillian, appearance, when lit by the large
and beautiful chandelier Give them call
and see for yourselves, as it is impossible
TO convey an adequate idea of the estab sh
men, by any kind of description on paper