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Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10
+ E,o. Barker, of Ncw Canton, m. savs.1


:Mr, IT, q. Fancs Arabian Eminent has cured bad
here wlchrNcy other remedy had failed in
wc swelling aud contracted cords in the leg oi boy twelve
Yeas Old. m, had wlhcicd sway aud contracted
that he had it. Three doctors had tried their skin
upon vain aud fast sinking 10 the grave, when the
hoy father induced 10 Try H. o. Fatrris Arabian lni-
Before The inst hue was uscdup he came into Mr. Us
words he said Mr Baker. want all
thai Iunrn have III the store the one bottle got did
more good than all that had been done before The boy
aud hearty, aud has free oi his legs II is good
for sprans. bruises cuts, burns end swclnrs.
cinc fully satisfied u. G farcIls Arabian Lnimcnt is
the best medicine in the world chccrIuy recommend IT,
had hrru afflicted Tor III with most pain III my
breast and huncs which was :" bad that could hardly do
ALL aud would hhcto lie III bed for Two weeks at
time with it, fused your Imminent on il aud i.cued me sound
well had, the time nimrnt, ol III,
coughs had IN my life; aud II cured that too
rubbed iuwc breast aud shoulders II l. also u
crlcn lot usi-bcn feet, swcngs sore throat mnnsr
rryspcns, &c. lsAa| tLahI'N'
Manufactured only by u. G. arrc sole Inventor aud pro-
pririor wholesale druggist, No. Il Main street Peoria, III
Ia whom all commnnic alions Inusl he Addressed aud
For sale by
T.. T.. BRiIIINGuAM Il Sos, Hannibal,
:. SNNNER, LA Grange,
~. IrE e. SoN, Palmyra,
e.. VI. GENTRY, SncibyyiIr,
MARprRs 4 IIARpy, Paris.
regularly authorized agents all over the United states
Can and ret FarTirr hook of charge may ~ i'm
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10

MuMMY WmEAr.-An English paper says
There is now Towering in the garden of the
Princes Park a very fine yucca gloriosa. There
Is also growing there some mummy wheat. It
has seven ears or more on one stalk, similar to
that described in Phuraoh's dream, Genesis
XII, 81 The parent grains from which it was
raised, were taken out Of mummy in the Bel,
fast museum, five or six years ago. How sur
prising that the principle Of lie should thus
be preserved two or three thousand years!
How interesting that VIC 'hould thus have
brought into life again the kind Of Wheat grown
in the days OF Joseph and Pharaoh, three thou.
sand five hundred years ago!
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10
MARTIN 81 BROTHER,
.NOsirc or KWMu,cay stare.

"a THERE was committed 10 the
XXI mon Jail Of 81 Louis county, on iha ID
k<iX day of September, 1880, As runaway
N slave. a negro boy who says his name is
A JAMES, 3 feet six inches high, about
~ 10 years of age, rather slender made, is
~ ola dark copper color, and had on when
committed pair Of old sirip'd cassn"
1M1(1eso pants, aud blue cotton shin, aud Old
o : cap. Said boy says he belongs to William White
near Bover, Tennessee.
The owner of said slave is hereby required TO make
application TO me for hin, according 10 the statute it'll
in three months from this date pay charges, and take
him away, otherwise will, on MONDAY, the ninth
day of December, 1850 between the hours of nre and
five o'clock oithat day, at the east front door of the
Court house, m the city and county of st. Louis, State,
OF Missouri, sell the said negro boy, 10 the highest bid
der for cash, pursuant 10 the statute in such case
.IGde and provided.
HENRY u. BELT,
Sheriff 81. Louis County, Mo.
S.. Louis, September 1h, 1890
TIE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
] ~ s u II a NJ or. 9 O M P a NY
VINCENNES, INDIANA.
Charter Unlimited: Granted January 3D.
1850.
CAPlTAI..-SjO,O 900!
Stockholders INTELLECTUALLY LiaJie.
For The Insurance of
HORSES, MULES, PRIZE BULLS,
SHEEP & CATTLE.
of every descriptions against the combined risks OF Fire
Water, Accidents and Disease; also upon Stock driven
TO Eastern markets, OF transported South
Ef-losses paid III 30 days after proofo death. 81
DIRECTORS:
Joseph e.. Bowman, Counsellor; Ferdinand
Eberwine, Merchant; Capt Isaac Mass
Merchant; George ID. Hay, Merchant; Hon
Thomas Bishop; John Wise, Merchant and
Bank Drec'ori Alvin W. Tracy, Merchan,
and Bank Director; Hon. Abner 4. Ellis
Esq, State Senator, and Mayor of Vincennes
Ab'n. Smith, Farmer, Bank Director, and
Auditor of Knox county.
JOSEPH G BOWMAN, President.
j. SnunrLrrr WmIrNEY, Secretary.
Vs.. Bunrcn, Treasurer, Merch't, and Pres
ldent Nincennes Birch Of 81. Bk., Ind.
WIN. p. SAMUEL. Agent, Hannibal, Mo.
July 2j-tf
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10
WANTED.

n At the stable of SHOOT & DAVIS, 81.
I'm 100 bushels Of Rye; 800 bushels of N
.AIN Oats, and 4 good honest work 1880
horses mares, Tor which CAsH will be paid.
aug ID
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10
Latest Style Of Fall Hats,
And olthe best article, for sale by
RQMWETS

a lcw ofthosc nice silk Plush Bonnets ro
T1saie cheapby
~ HELLoN {, HAWKINS
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10
CASH PAID FOR PRODUCE.

rJNHE highest cash prices paid for Bacon, Lard
J. Hemp, Wheat, White Beans, and every descrp,
ton of produce at [april III &. r. GREEN'S.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10

THERE was committed TO the com
mon Jail Of ~. Louis county, on iha 2d
day Of September, 1880, AS runaway
slave. negro boy who says his name is
JAMES, 3 feet six inches high, about
10 years of age, rather slender made, is
Of a dark copper color, and had on when
rmInIniilrI Il mir Of Old .ltIn.I rnsAin.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10

-, Mons and boys SIX and cotton plush caps, all
" oolorl and styles, BIZ
80 MELLON & HAWKINS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10

'riIE triumphant of the great Arabian Remedy
aud beast
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-10-10
Ready Made Clothing
Plush CAPS,

80 Mems, boys ami childrcn's Cloth caps Late!
s-A-A style, for sale by MELLON \ HAWKINS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
WEBSTER'S QUARTO
DICTIONARY.

"Wcbstcr's American Dictionary may now he
recommended; without reserve or qualification, as
the best c>tnt. ."---Fresident Ohr, Of heWesi,yan
Usir1sitg, DectmJn, lsi7
al have always considered Dr. Wehstcr's work
in lcxcography as Surpassed in tullncss aud accu-
racy by none in our language - President Way
iaad, of Bro,pn Unirusity, Pro,idnc', X. l.
II have been u the habit of haeing Dr.Wcb,
stcrs Dictionary for several years pa,t in prcic-
renee all others, because il ir cNccls them all,
so far az know, in giving and defining scientific
terms. ."---Prc,. Hitchcock, Of imhra CoH'ge.
"My Judgement and feelings are most heartily
and permanently engaged in ding all that J can
to mae Webster the standard wherever lr r..2-
lish H. spoken, as il deserves Ia bc, must m', ~.
and will 49, Professor Sowc, II CINCINNATI.
Lord Broughan, in rcccni converse ion with
an intelligent American traveller, remarked oi this
work ,---"lt has come to bca necessity 10 every
educated man."
"Dr Wcbstcr's great work is the best Diction-
AIRY of the English language. ."-.-Lon. Morn. thron
The Lon,i. Literary Gaz. of April Ist, speak
of il in the following ust tcrms:- "a noble mon-
t,ncnt of crudiion and adc;,ti cable research"
awe rejoice that oids fair to become the
tandard Dictionary to M use 10y the numerous
mi lions Of people who an to inhabii the United
States Signed by lO4 Members Of Congress.
Published by q. & &. MERRIAM, ,Spiagf,id,
Mass. For sale at the Boo Store Of
Feb. 81. w. A. BARBER
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElrs.
From the Boston Chrono,,pc.

Consumption IN the great curse Of our northern
latitude. II 10 the blight Of domestic felicity and
the despoiler of beauty. II robs the cheek Of it's
healthlu bloom, the mind Of hs strepiy, and the
eye of its briliancy II wastes the forms dins the
intellect, and plunges lis victim into an early
grave. The young and old, the scriots and the
gay, the city belle and the country lass, art alike
It's prey aud its victims. Blessings on the man,
then, whose genius and research furnished us
weapons To bid defiance To this " Dwcllcr Of the
Threshold 20 lie merits the applause and graft
tude of ages-he shall have ours, at least,
WRIGHT's lYDIAN VEGfTABLE Pills SU'
GAR FROSTED The Proprietor Of this popular
Family Medicine thankful Tor the extensive and
increasing favor with which it is received, and
feeling dcsirous OF making every Improvement IN
his power, begs leave 10 announce that he has adj.
dcd AN OUTSIDE FROSTING to the pills, On
pure White Sugar, Whereby cycI Iythng disagrc'a-
ble to the taste smell il entirely removed, With
out IN the smallest degree affecting, ia other re-
specis, the excellent qualities of the mGdicine.-
The want Of an innocent and convenient medium
of Disgusting the Pills, so generally felt, is titus
supplied, and il is confidently anticipated that the
frosiing will prove highly acceptable to the public.
The occasional use of me licnc is u matter Ct ne
cessty with the great majority Of mankind.
Whatever, therefore, is done 10 remove its dis
agreeable associations, is public benefit. The
value of Wright's Indian vegetable Pills is well
understood, Innocent and cihcacious. nee from
minerals Of every description, and adapted To
the circumstances and condition of life, they are
esteemed beyond all other rmedics, ~ the great
est family medicine of the day. The host'cuver"
ing is an addition intended merely To conceal the
taste and smell, These Pills viii also continue To
be prepared without the trosing, as heretofore, so
that all who prefer them in their original state,
NAV still bc accommodated.
GEHERAL piREcTioS,- The ordinary dose
for a grown pcrs is from two 10 four Pills but
in of violent pain in any part OF the day, the
medicine should he ,nkcn in large doses, and re-
pcated every night on going to bcd Cor oltcncr il
the suffering is great) until pain, or distress of
every kind is removed after which, the medicine
should bc taken merely With view 10 keeping the
bowels regular which will in "a short time restore
the body to state of sound health.
For more particular dircc,ionsi see the circtlar
accompanying each box.
For Sale at Wholesale and Retail by
G., G. &. HAZARD
Sole Agent for Newport
uct2O. ". No. 1877 Thames-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
PRIZE QUESTIONS

A L the annual meeting of the Rhode Island
n Medical Society, held in Providence June 26
1850, the Trustees of the Fiske Fund for the yea
lS49-50, viz; ). Augustus Arnold, NJ. d., Geo
Capron, NJ. d., and Hiram Allen, NJ. d., an
uounccd that the prize of fifty dollars, offered in
1919 for the best desse, taton on "Ihe history Of
msaeal deiusmns II the present and ot tormu times v
had been awarded to WGRTHINGToN Hook X
NJ. D., of Norwich, Conn.
On the second subject, Cholera, no award was
made.
The following subjects were propo'ed for 1850
81, viz:
l. Homeopathy, so called; its history and r,fnaa-
eau D,spl1cemsnts Of the Uterus; Their history,
causes, onstuonai effects, generai and local treat,
mnd
1t is desirable to have the papers on the form.
er subject written in popular style, the successful
one being intended for general circulation; thos,
on the latter should OF course assume a more
strictly professional character.
For the best dissertation on each Of the subjects
hould ana award be made, the Trustees for 1850.
81 will the sum Of Fyty Dollars; the reward
to be announced at the annual meeting Of the r.
Medical Society, to be held at Providence on tho
last Wednesday in June, A. ID. 1851, or through
the columns Of the Providence Journal and New.
por Herald Of the Times, as soon thereafter a,
practicable.
conform TO the following regulations, viz:
lst To forward to one Of the Trustees, on or
before May ], A. ID. 1851, free Of all expen,es, a
copy Df his Dissertation with motto written there
upon, and also accompanying IL a sealed letter
having the same motto inscribed upon the outside
and his name and place OF residence Within
Both dissertation and letter must be written in 4
clear and lcglblc manner.
I'd Neither a name or mar rhallbe pui upor
the dissertation, or any accompanying paper (sav,
in the manner above designated,) whereby IN,
author will benown.
Sd. Previously to receiving the preminm
warded, the author Of the successful dissertation
must transfer To the Trustees all his right title an,
interest in and to the same, Tor the benefit Of tn
| Fiske Fund,
The letters accompanying the unsuccessful dis
scrtations will be destroyed by the Trustees M
doened, and The dissertations may be procured b.
their respective authors from the individual
whom they we're directed, il application BE- mad
therefore within three months from the Society
annual meeting, but all such Ss remain uuosr
for after the expiration oi the time here spec.f,d
will be disposed Of ip such manner a. ibe 1ru,
tees may deem most advisable.
II GEORGE. CAPRON, NJ D., Prov, Trustee
II HIRAM ALLEN, NJ. ID. Cumberland for
WM. a. SHAW, NJ. d. WEXFORD, } ls50-5I
II THOMAS II. NyBB, Secretary.
II II more convenient, dissertations may be cent
the SECRETARY, addressed, THOMAS n. WEB
seehy TO the Fiske Fund Trustees, Boston Ma,
II julyis. 6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
JUST RECEIVED

A y STEyPNs'S i'ARDwAEr STORE, corr,r
"A Of Thames and Mn SrGcts, large asso 'mrut
Of Hardware, of every description, consisting IN
part oi Pen and Pocket Knives; Pruning do; Scis-
sorr Of all Mn r; Button-hoc and Lamp do; Tia.
bic Cutlery; Ivory handle Dinner and Dessert
Knives; Buck horn imitation de Cmvcis and
Forks 60 match; Brace and Bitts; Saws, some
very supcrior iiatchcts; Hammers; Planes;
Gaugcsi Chisscls: Cenuc and Augcr Bltts {;
Drawing Knives; Tulcs-box-wood, ivory. brass,
round aud painj Try Squares; Spirit Levels,
iron and mahogany; Coach Wrcnchcs; Grind
Stone Rocrsj Oil and sand Stones.
Builders ard House Furnishing Goods.
Moricc Locks; latchesj mineral and rose
wood Knobs, imitation do east and Wrought iron
Shop and House Door 1atciesi Bell Pulls md
fixtures; Door Springs iron and brass Butts ;
Butts and Screws; iron, brass and copper Vine
floor. scrub, dust, stotc, shoe and window Brus
cs Feather Busters britannia and Japan LAMPS
do. Ctullcstick~, Milk Boilers: Family Grind
stones, Butter Moulds Coffee Mills; EnamclIrt
Kettles Sauce Pans; Porring"rs aud Nash-hand
Basins,
Nautical and Mathematical Instruments; Chart +,
Telescopes Compasses Qnad.ants Parallel
Rules, Ship Masters Assistant; Biunt's Coast
Pi1 Log Books, Sc
Also. kept constantly on hand. Borax, and al
sizes of Emery. apr29
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

SLAVE EscAPEp "A female slave at.
tached to family from Baltimore. Nd, as
a domestic, ii appears accompanied he
employers on recent visit to Ncwp' n
and while sol 'urning there found mean. %
elude her employers and made way 70 his
city. Her master opon learning OF her
whereabouts, folio ~ed her TO this place,
and on Saturday afternoon met with her on
Purchase street in the vicinity of the De-
pot and aceosting her, declared his in,en.
ton Of taking her with him. She immedi-
ate y gave The alarm to some of her color
ed companions, and Almost instantly, like
the border men Of Rho Ierick Dhu, a crowd
of them, numbering probably more than
one hundred, had collected to her rescue,
and the matter thus ended. In the tumn,
the slave escaped. and las probably left
the city N B. Mercury, Cd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
TEA HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH, RI.

rTIIE Subscriber respectfully informs the puhIr
i that he has recently taken the Tea House, in
Portsmouth, aud has put il in first rate order,
firpi@hcd it in part with everything that can con-
tri'u;e TO MAKE il comfortable, theteEy rendering
it one II IRE Nor, drshsbc residences 10 he found
on me islpd. khc subscriber trusts tiNt ty strict
attention. ~ all it, parts, he shall succeed in 7lens.
ing such portions oithe public may bcstos upon
him their patronage. There is no house on shh
Island better calculated in point Of situation for
a healthy summer regdcncc than this house the
rooms are spacious and airy and well ventilated.
and furnished in mat and 6feanly manner
throughout. Strangers can here fake their
and enjoy all the comforts. tha' gome can give.
MOSES LAYTON.
Dinner and Tea parties acco,ihodafcd at al
s good T e"ok s'',x Tansd ss =, 's the Te
House. llincS Sw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
F,sr spus Among The many speci.

FlSE SPus Among the many speci.
mens Of artistic skill shown at the late ex-
hibi,ion Of the Royal Dublin Society, was
some hard-spun fax, 10 ,he length Of near
ly "ons hundred and ,hir,y-one miles. -
spun from p"uods weight. by Miss VIII.
son. When We consider" says the Dub.
lin Advocate, +" the patience and the per-
severance, and the dricacy Of touch which
cen prevent knots or inequalities In the
cob-web like thread, We see reason to sx-
pect that ,he cambrics of France will nu
longer atand pre-eminent in the markets o.
the world, and that those Of Belfast will
NOT suffer in comparison with them"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

~We would inform our readers that
Mr.. Rker The celebrated Hair Dresser of
Broadway. New York, has arrived and
taken rooms at the Ocean Heuse Hall
building with a large collection Of Wigs,
Wliskers and Mouslaches, where he will
he mos, happy TO wait on all who may
give him call. The wigs which Mr.,
Rlkcr offers are said to be the most splen.
did ever offered 10 the public.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
FISHING TACKL T..

FISHING TACkL T..
TIE Subscriber wpil iifprn t,,'i',Nl
l. visitors of Newport, that constantly
on hand, Gums, Pistols, Powder Flask', shot
Pouches and Rclis, Percussion Caps, and every
rticc connected with the sporting line
POWDER AND SUOT,1
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAu.
Also, Patent Safety and Fuse and
FISHING TACKLE.
Having secured the services Of an experienced
wo, ,man, is now prepared To do all Kinds (" wmk
in the manufacturing vi Guns Pistols &c. aud all
kinds OF work in Brass. Iron and Steel. Grind
and .'olsh Cutlery, repair Jcwelry, repair and
make Door Locks and keys, Bells and htied, IN
short every article pertaining to the above branch
o. will he executed with neancfs and dispatch, at
JOHN u. hMES',
..''~ No. 80 Broad STREET, PrUvderce, X. ].
tJ- All orders lcfi vt D. H. Barker's, No %
Thames street, Newport, or sent TO the subscriber
by express or otherwise will meet with prompt At
,ntion. jyi7 d&w sw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
The Philadelphia Ledger says :

The Philadelphia Ledger says -
Counterfeit half eagles are now in cir
culation, and although good limitations
of the genuine, are rather lighter IN
color as well as in weight, than the
genuine. There are. also indie ations
Of brass upon its face. The best test,
however, is in the fact, that, on the
eagle side of the coin on the genu-
inc, there are three full points..-one be.
fore the word "fve," and two after it;
on the counterfeit there is not n full
point on either side.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

The most perfect remedy for The cure Of
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, DyScntery, Sunmer
Complaints Of Children, and Darrhua,
either recent or protractcd.
THE public have been familiar with this mcdi-
i cine for nearly twenty years; and through ITS
intrinsic merits il has created for itself VIDE
spread market, both in this and distant countries.
II has never been equalcd by any ot 'cr medicine,
and there il no probability that il ever can be cx-
celled. Its powers IN cficctlng an immediate
CURE in every case Of
CHOLERA, DYSENTERf AND DIAR
RHEA,
in every country, and in every climate, has aston
ished the world. Physicians have looked on their
diving patcnts with wonder and astonishment, nj
seeing them revive and become restored, when the
last spark of life seemed 10 he Pickering, and all
hope Of recovery had fled. Such cases have been
everyday occurrences. II is not too much To say,
that not single case from either of these diseases
need be lost, when this medicine is administered
in any reasonable time, 50 sure ~ II to cure.
il seldom requires more than "A few days to cure
the worst cases. and all recent cases are cured IN
the course of "A few hours.
At this season Of the year every family should
have il at hand in case of sudden attacks as the
immediate use Of the Cordial will entirely prevent
any serious sickness.
Mrs. F.. KIDDER, Inventor and Proprietor
Sold as formerly at the old stand,
100 COURT STREET, BOSTON, BY
MRS T.. KIDDER a. co.
Sold in Newport by DR.. r. r. HAZARD 4
| Co., G. G. &. HAZARD and X. J. TAYLOR,
Druggists. July I-2mdw,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
ATLANTIC HOUSE,
NEWPORT, II. 7.

l friends and the public, that The above named
Hotel will be opened for the coming season, Oh
Monday, May 9Th. t.,.
Tile Athntic House has been completely rrft
waited, and for the comfort and pcarantness VI ifa
accommodations, u not surpassed by any Hotel al
this or any other Watering place.
Those who may patronize this house, are al
surcd that no paias will be spared to aaEe the
situation Of it, guests agreeable duiine ,hry stay
ut it. JOS. Il. WEAVER.
sp,29
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

give !, Publicity at the same time ! will
reqocst you TO make known to the imme-
date members Of your family the state Of
my feelogs and nv contrl'ion.
That every consolation and blessing MAY
be sosckssfcd to yoaisslf, and to every
member Of your family. is the prayer Of
Yours, most res'y,
(Siened) }. w. WEBSTER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
DIED.

In Lewis County. Mo-, Both ult., Count de- La
porte, at one time French Instructor iu Harvard
College, aged 5S ye RS.
In Providence, eth inst, Miss Helen Eudora
daughter of Edward :. and Elizabeth A. Lyon, in
the 18th year Of her age.
In Fall River, 23d nit of consumption, Mr.. Ma
than >. Brown, aged 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
MARRIED..

Il. Albany, MIR. Thomas T.. Lathrop and Miss
Mary 7. Phillips, both of Backst stone, Mass.
IN Boston, 23d inst MIR. Alden Bradford, Of
Taunton, to Miss Mary A. Rowland, of Tiver,on
In this town, on Sunday evening, by the Rev.
Mr.. Brooks, Mr.. William q. Ward and Miss
Elizabeth Smith, both Of tins town
In Fall River, on the lst inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Wise. Mr.. Thomas V. Heath, Of this town, and
Miss Caroline &. Pierce, OF Fall River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
CARPET WARE ROOM.

\NM. c. COZZENs & co. have received
w their Spring supply OF carpc''nss Emrac.
ing all the various qualities and now offered ior
sale very cheap among them Superior three Fly
Carpets, large and small figures Superior Ingram.
do and do Extra and common do; Brussclls and
Tapestry carpets Venetian stair alpcts al widths
Superior Extra Twillcd vcnctian Stair, Tapestry
Venetian Stair; Superior Hearth Rngs; Straw
Mattings-. Mats; Canvas Oil Cloths, and ~ fart
every desirrablc article usually found 10 Carpet
Ware Room Carpets Cut made apd LAID down,
ON reasonable terms and at short notice.
April 13.