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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

CIR JANE MURRAY'S FLUID CAM
PiIOR,----This preparation which has earned
iescrvedly high reputation both in Europe and
America, rs preventive and cure for the Asaic
Cholera and its prcmonitory symptoms, may be
had of fresh importation at
X. X. HAZARDS,
Sign of the Mortar,
Juncl3 Washington Square
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

lrausc bottle Of II nss more medical cnrauvc ihnr
IN H. and IN consequence. cures more sese III ihnch e
time ilrtu onc hottie of any other mod dicne. go
H. tIrn oHe b1iic of BRANTS PlEltIEN WIZ cn,o
FOL'R TIMES mare dsG,se tl1n one bonf oi hdTsdIIh
Ia" BRANT'S PURIFIER" would be ss oieap ~ yow
dLays = hoti" us so,Ip0rH1 NJ one dHir. bul BkAh1s
PURIFIER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR u bottles ana
hottie of has cured aud u c1p0tt of cnrmk fpLn
TIMES ns much ,nsc Gs one boe Of Sdysdp1rR0 there
fore, SarsnlHa IN consequence of is f" power a i.S
med cal efficacy. should be cod at no morr mn ,Trs
drc e.afs per bottle be eep the PURIFIER VI
.IIor
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NuRSING SORE MOUTH. lrCagRHGi. &c.

"EYroS. GrNEsEE Co, y V, Oct. ~, 1871.
"Mcssrs ". r. WALLACE co Some time last win
ter my Nii' became 80 dvh.''c from the effects of In
rorirJ and SU,spg sue W nh. r she could not liz her
child perform any hun.clud luhur. Her medical treat
mcnt according to r advice aud prescriptions
the ply until ShW exhaust
I'D useless efforts. S" hrciuc very skeleton, that
the tine she commenced tab m BrGHrs Medicine sIo
weighed tHn cghty-tvr pounds but by the time
she had lkcu JJm be sic became perfectly well. The
cure Is perfect that she enabled To do s
say household work, and gard thry pounds uf flesh In
four weeks Yours truly, G. u. GALENTlNE"
Tie render will observe that Mr. G,ESTIsE "our
sguI.." lie. informed by T.. 5. TERRY, Esq, VI
Al Nil Inns sind Led utli
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DYSPEPSIA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

AGENIS-C. Il. e. HasUd, N,ppwf--S
\. Dri'cull, Wducn--J. =. Duugl -, Bristol
u. e.. Browu, East Gfccnwich-O. Baker, Nat
irk-B,igg- X Spcnccr, Washington viIlagc-T
:. Ia lpr, kilgstUn--J. Allen, Brand. Iro.
WprAs-N. >. Palmer n Co., Wcsietl,-
Young, WickGTd-J. ". Anthony, Fall River
J. u. Ar'hony, Wesipoit--anl 10y Merchant. mud
Dusgisis generally.
~ or.lrrs mt,i ba addressed to Wallsc
~ 3utiitptiwty,N Wv
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LIVER-COM PLANT!

DR.. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF StpDEpd. CoaD. one ~
thr odrsl and most respectable ply, clni. afflicted
with Iir,y OmI,iHt uiuN y"urs, aud pcJOhv cJed
~ Usi'g BBAN1"S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
name hundreds of O,l,.r Cascs also cured.
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
RG- II YEARS CLD.!!!
BLooM~G GROVE, Orange Co.. N. Y, July g. 1850
To Da n Cunts1tr New York

BLooMvG GROVE, Orange Co, ~ Y, July 26, 1850
To DR. 4. H. CHRISTIE, New York.
Dear Sir-Having been very severely handled by
hcumatism and other diseases and having been
cured in a most remarkable manner by CHRlSTlES
GALVANIC BELT and FLUID, thought would
give You statement of my case, for the benefit OF
others. J had the Rheumatism last winter, and my
leg swced very much. My head was also very
much afflicted having so severe pain over my eyes
that ! could scarcely see. At the same time, ! was
troubled by spasms caused by the pain in my head,
| suppose. Ny hearing had been getting poor for
several years from a catarTh, so that in one ear
could scarcely hear at H. Having heard wonderful
accounts of CHRisTiE's BELT and FLUID, sent to
your store anl got them. The Belt was put on, and
the Fluid used as directed and don't think ] have
hal, after the first night using them minute clear
pain from that time TO this, being six months. The
rheumatism left my body entirely, after wearing
the Belt very short time, probably two weeks
Then put on a Galyanic Necklace and had not
worn it two weeks, before my head was perfectly
well My hearing in both ears is entirely restored,
the pain all gone, my sight IS very good for man
self entirely well having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty. ! consider my cure
commend Christie's GaIvanIc Curatves TO all
''-'' (Signed) PHINEAs TUTHILL
state Of New York, Newhurgh Orange County %,
Phineas Tuthill Of Blooming Grove Orange County
n. Y, who is personally known TO me as a most
spectacle citizen and worthy Of all confidence, being
duly sworn deposes and says that the facts set forth
In the above statement In relation 20 his case arc
entirely correct and that he is in the enjoyment
Of good health caused as he believes by Christie's
PHiNEAs TUTHILL
Sworn before this 26th day Of juno, 1850.
s. W. EAGER Justice of the Peace
f1- No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use
OF DR. CHRiSTIE'S G.lLD.7NTC CUR.ATTpES
and they may be worn by the most feeble and deli
cate with perfect ease and safety In many cases
the sensation attending their use Is highly pleasant
and agtef1bie. They Bte accompanied by full and
plain directions Tor use. Pamphlets with full par.
iculars may be obtained gratis, Of the authorised
Agent
Prices:
The Galyanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galyanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. B,vars Of Counts eiis and Worhiss' Ia,tstisn'
ID. G. MOREHEAD, NJ. d.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR 1HE UNITED sTATEs
I3s Broedwny. New York.
sloe ly DIR. X. u. HAZARD, s CO
Authorized Agents Er
Jan 30. iy. NEWPORT, RI
DADWAl'S READY RELIEF, ~ Gr-h "a
IL rl' Jr,i red -
a2s =. g. e. ilAZAEp's.
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WATER CURE HOUSE.

Newport r. j.
A "A SMITH Proprietor, Louisa A. smith
n Physician To the establishment, which Is now
open for the reception of patients, who viii he
t,>eI tor iuil boari teat,uedl, day treatment. or
sitr'l at their residences in acute diseases, the
diseases OF children, aud eases OF chi d-bIrth; but
in al cases where the services of Miss Smith are
requested IT, administer Water Cure n, childbirth,
IA will expect an early consultation, and t.or-
ouid preparatory treatment.
TERMS oF rREArwENT.
For full b1ari lrratn nl, IlOm 50 to $40 per,
wrk, ayabie weekly.
rhIs who c,rne at the house for treatment are
required to bring two coni,rtibles, three blankets,
one sheet, thi toweing Tor bandages.
Consultations daily (Smia,s cxcepted.) from
~ \. M.tn2 i. VI. Water-Cure book Tor sale
at The hJu,e. may Il.
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM /!

Mr. A. HOLTSrh AND ER. merchant. Obc,bn. Iorram Co.
Ohio wrote December ~ Gi2 pud Hnrr tv stated l0w
like n chnrm tle ri 'LMONARN BALSAM had effected
the of hs ws cnu.umpiiv' cough, said: 81 have
personally used BRINT'S PtihFlING EATRiCT
To- V,ucrl debility Oi by sys.u. md have mo h"sitnou
~ saying that u is the tst mrdcur and IN
yiGoRATE luE sYsrEN HAT have used. In crcyy
,nnce where have sold BRAN1'S NJ MEDIClNES. hev
gyored their cioGcy, and psH The BEsT sA1sFACTOS
SALT RtI GUM,
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

from he qir 10 III" r"Bdn uni hc 0B.JH - hHic 11,
the dcccr,dhr ri the other 80 g,dGnGHy Uys
p'essd, as To prevent ny of he iii disease, ul rrtu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02
LAUNDRY STARCH POLISH.

tyr APOLYON, the inventor, late from Eng.
~ hmi, now off,rs TO ih- public his Laundry
Star"h Polish, which has been attcsted and ap-
proved in Eughml, France anl Germany; and
'n'ng he thousands Of testimonials Of lis utility
which he h,s, h. deans il supcrlluJus To offer
them 10 tt.c public; (or sale by
s5u IL. u. YOUNG.
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One Dollars Worth
CANCER GUS SCROFULA

How much CANCER-how much SlPIIiIlS-hoy
much sCEOFI LA-will one doHry'f T0'ih of bFiNT's
PIRIEII'R cur. Read the follow ing statement, which
H. "A sprciucs of lis pOwcr:--
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

GREENS uNYGENA1E mIrERS, O.
VI .uppl, pl this justly pppuLu romad, ior pys-
pcpsia, Asihua, and . rc,al drlil,t,. tot .ae l.,
u. k.IiAIAND X CO.,
Dispensing Chemists and ihatmptwi,t..
aSO ArOthcraiics' iiIl.
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No 205 Broad dway

The Proprieto: ofthis medicine hnsreceiv.
ed many olher certificates OF cures, equally
remarkable, oith' various diseases for which
tins preparation is applicable +; but the aho;e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprej.
udccd mind Of its value and superiority
above all other preparations.
Principal Office, i@2 Fulton ST., N. Y, up
stairs
Price, SO cents per bottle, oI Gbottles for
80 so,
X. X. HAZARD & co.
Apothecaries Hall.
NJyl Agent for Newport.
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$4,000 SON
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

all ages, classes and conditions, among
whom were a large number of Ladies, who pecu
liarly subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02
JCDD~s INDICATED lIQtID Cu1I,LE
Iivrurcd Jane, Islo hy

ibN'll''N "'l'S ~ lN
OkAEGE JUDD, CHtHisr.
THIS recently my,utrd conii ourd il pr,All
the best preparation yet d.coy'rcl irr dressing
Burns, Scslls, Cats, Buses aud ail klnis Il
Wounds. Also, l,r sore Nipples a ,rne IS ulc
quillrI. very little oi the Liquid pl,rcd ans
where upon tho ~ face Of the body, inumdiatch
iorms a sm,.tb, hrm coating, very similar to Via
na'uTl CutIcc, or 0u'er skin. which may b,
ice washed wth wifrr or sudp Wnhput th,
least injury to the wprii. II u aa almiiuLl
substitute tor fRtNsPARENr CorRr pas
rER, without agy Ol IT. iuctuyCuirurrs. IL q, p,
mohcaici as Ia alliy pain iun dn','y and most
pcif ctl,; for sd q, u. u. YOUNG.
sStf
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u hDwAI'S READY RELIEF, 81 Gc.h "a
IL r' Ju't rc'd|
a2s CO. G. ilAZAEu's.
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MAGNETllFLUlD

THk acknowledged and extraordinary curative
powers of these wonderful inventions is now so gen.
orally known and their sales and reputation through:
out the whole country so extensive, that 1t would
seem unnec cssary to urge their merits further But
some late circumstances have occurred which render
il matter of duty to the public not 10 be altogether
silent for while the ephemeral nostrums OF the day
are trumpeted by columns through the Press and
swallowed by Quarts and gallons by the afflicted,
and are found Just good for nothing,
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

tseh Medicine ~ rrc,v regret md 'or y t9 g ,.nm ivy
,Ur m zyogt cnrcs ei,ci,l ia ONE BOTrl T. Of con'
,an,s moe pur,r Wing. heuus yicne. ud @'iieh Porr.
ihnn ilcrc s conininrd In FOUR BOTTLES ~ hiy NU".
aI,iYa ar any other ncdcnr ihi ha- ever been Ohertn
tor sar There is ulpVuhird proof IN our pnnIhlrs ~
v lie sn of this great Indian PH,ifcr hey ha wer u.
mo vet LIVE-thcy that were LAME nh tlIIilrn
cln u6w WALK-lilcy that were sitk StRlFlLnun -
,,nl have becn and CURED
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest ;

VITO have used BRIST'S PURIFIER, afler hayins n'rd
,nd tested All the Sorsnpdr1s md other medicines r.c
commended 10 cure blood diseases, have decided Ias-
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nJEYCURIAL DISEASES,

BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT il n perJcet0nd thor
oVqh eradication of an hc cB f MtRCrRS or any OF the
various preparations of CALoNEL MERCURY, from The
system. and the bood muscles. and all the Itrh
disensed 10 their OriglnAL. HEALTHY SAFE.
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GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
mIITCHINGN

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS
A sure, Speedy and perman'nt Cure for Dys
pcpsla IN ITS worst Forms. This medicine
will be found to cure all complaints arsn &
from disordersof the Stomach and Bowels,
Billiousness, Yellowness Of Skin. Liver
complaints, Debility, Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Palpraiion OF the Hear,
Costiveness, &c, &c. Please read the fol-
loving certificate
Read the following from an omi len, ply
sician
The undersigned be ng acquainted with
some Of the ingredients Of Hulciings' Veg
etable Dyspepsia Bitters, and having used il
for some time in his practice with every de-
tired effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty ofits OBJECT, and gives il a
preference over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing complaint Dyspepsia.
4. HARDENBERGH, NJ. D.,
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SsCROF l)LA

NJ fsop.ruas of eV,e, of Seyo|gio, canecn Shm, 90
,,fsr is Bvrs dS,sey of ne Hood-ondn nc NEhl sMhh
Oif YrITY IrLl lsos used of Medicine b effect eYr"
h disS1g-s he 0nB proof ~ he Purifying nod'ogt Fvf
N, M,gras klici hgs sHbsied and conquered shch d's
fleU Uer. A., uuaues,jOu1hs erdeiice n1f--
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The following certificate is from Mr.. Btu
dy,t ne celebrated Daguerrcotyplst
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia, together with extreme weakness
it was advised to take IIu,chings' Dyspep,i
hiuers, AMI hav. every reason TO bcvear
in bas spcriecly cured me. l havesin ifell
10 symptoms of a return Of The disease and
HE eve from lie effect il had on me that
WI cure the worst cases ofDyspepsia.
M. B. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, n. Y.
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The foregoing is true copy Of the original paper sub
med by me 10 the auxiliary foIees under my command.
which propositions accepted and sworn 10. as will
appear in copy No 2, annexed
JOSE NJ j. CARAVAJAL
CAMARGo, Oct 4, 1851.
We and each Of us do solemnly swear by Almighty
God 10 stand by, faithfully tight for, and ever support the
principles of the proclamation issued by Colonel J. Nj
J. Cxavasl the 10th oil September last. the contents
Of ~Aich are known to US. We also soemnly promise
and TO do anything. directly indirectly. to
the injury OF said cause that OF Colonel Caravaa
commander n-chef. his friends supporters; siadng
ourselves at the time respect all private property
and commit no violence peaceable citizens.
"We also swear TO obey faithfully and truly all orders
of said commander in chief and his officers, and 10 de-
nounce and oppose all traitors consplrstors, and dis
orderly persons.
" If we do not faithfully adhere to these conditions.
may God punish and may be subjected to the penalty
of the just laws which commander,in-ch le has Or
dained for our government viz the military laws of the
United States, far they can be made applicable"
The foregoing is true copy OF the oath administered
and sworn 10 by all the auxiliary forces under my com
mand.
j. NJ j. CARAVAJAL.
CAMaRGo. Oct A.. 1851
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A MEpYcAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city OF Washington,
ada, 'ns daeiion OF Aaron sxht Palmer, New York.
81 Inc supreme United States for The
ing objects i. a.. s.....,. ,.o... :, -,
Hated state. Especial will California
The posecurou recovery all claims, law equity,
sass OF against before boards of commission
cTs. -.
Post ce and obtaining the
penalties, and oIieiurc o alleged oaons Of
the revenue post Office or other laws .
from land and
.ions under pension laws Of the United States
S etons generally, embracing debts, egaces, and inherit
ances, in the United and foreign countries
United states and state stocks and
loans, and on bond and mortgage offIeehold estate
All addressed post pad TO the undersigned viii
prompt attention. He solely authorized
se The agency Of the late firm OF Palmer
Snetlen.
TRANSACTIONS leading European languages executed with
fidelity and despatch ,.ox, =, ,.,..
WAsHIsoros, Oct. D, 1851.
Oct 29--dlw&lawu
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PROGRESS or AMERICAN MAsrTAcTuREs-Ihc Dry
Goods Reporter, after noticing the production Of prints
after the style OF high priced French goods observes
One after another the manufacturers Of Europe
obliged to retire from the field leaving American pro-
ducers to supply American consumers First obtained
tne market on brown cotions, and the production OF
bleached goods followed natural sequence We then
attempted prints The victory these goods is within
our grasp already Importer after importer abandoning
the importation OF the British article We next attempted
the cashmere fabric and have reduced The importation
low that none beside those engaged in supplying ailors
import them 10 advantage and even they dare not
repeat an order. The shawl making was believed by
Samuel Lawrence, esq to be business that could be
proHtaby carried among ourselves The correctness
OF his judgment il atested by those noble structures the
Bay State Mills, and those beautiful fabrics exhibit
ing in the Fair OF the American lnslltu,e Last though
not least came the manufactures Of de lanes and cash
meres We have not yet succeeded in closing the
ke against the imported article hut have succeeded
in commanding full share Of the attention OF purcha'
and another year rolls round the foreign pro-
Queer will hnd that TO maintain the volume OF his sales,
he must reduce he cost Of production"
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ON the petition OF Banabas ansdon, Of Buffalo, New York.
pg for Of patent granted 10 him on The Duh Of
machinery for planning plank
lumber from the OF said patent
which takes place on the 9Th day of January, 1882
ordered petition be heard at the Patent Office
January 1852, IL o'clock m; and all persons
notified to appear they have why said pe
lion ought n be granted.
Pesons file
objections, specifically set forth writing al least twenty
hearing All testimony filed by either party
b. used at the hearing transmitted in
office, which will be furnished appca
ZION.
Ordered this notice be published in the National Intel
genccr, Republic, and Union, Washington D. C New
York. Albany Register Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Povi
dence Journal Providence, H. Boston Daily Advertiser Phila
dcipha Pitbug Gazette week three
previous the seventh day Of January 1852
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. papers will please copy send hd
bills Office, with paper containing this
Nnv7 LII
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I1LAGETT, NEWTON, MAYS co. most respectfully
u announce ladies of Washington Tint
they receipt another
seaonabe goods suited exclusively OF t
ladies' hesitation saying they
pleased Of their variety goods Wa
nan n the following, just received;
ladies' dress Silks embracing desirable
style design, Tin all pSices)
rich mousselnes dc LANES
patterns aud pieces any demand
rs pieces handsome styles and qualities, o 37}
pieces priced moussenes beautiful patterns
pieces good quality figured and plain
price Of l2k cents-best goods In the market
70 pieces chene mOasselines
IL do fine plaid mOussenes, for children
40 do fine plaid raw silks, In brilliant colors
10 do fine plaid mcrnoes do
~ do solid high cOiored mousselines de iaine
Is do bright colored French hannes
II do plaid poplins-a bargain
In goods opened supply, follows
10 pieces extra fine Lupn's bombasins
20 do medium do
is do low-piced do
6 do fine GA black FaTmiesse cloths
do fine 4 4 black do
Is do fine silk warp lusues
Is do black alpacas
80 do medium and low priced nlpacas
do fine black Thibet merinoes
do double. width black cashneres
Is do plain black moussencs de lame
10 black wiiled cashmeres all WOOL low. priced.
We have also
SO "a square black Thibe shswIs
~ long black do
Oct 25-d3if&w3t
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Lieut.. M. r. MAuRY, National Observatory.

LENGTH OF RAIIwAYs--The total number OF miles of
railways now in operation is $4,000, Of which there are
in the United States 400 miles Cuba, 900 miles
Great Britain, $500 miles; in Belgium 900 miles in
numbers with the population there for each nhab
ant OF the United States 81 feet OF railroad and in Cuba
81 fset in Belgium, feet; in France, feet, in Spain,
inches.
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DIHSOLUTION Of co-psrfnershtp.-Tbe co partnersbip
heretofore existing between the sulcnbcrs under
Ranb Green Dissolved the 18Th September.
GEORGE r. RAUB,
JOHN GREEN.
Tho undersigned will continue and
Ohio avenue 18th and
will he happy old customers All
debit paid and he viii, nav
hsveb delivered this establishment.
7-Acod r RAUR.
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EOR Rent, the large and covnvaodtous house tia
Hrs ward occupied by the Brazilian Minister,
For apply Cen. Gratios, Sir Building,
spt2i-sod0 flntsil
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FURNITURE Furniture ~ Furniture THE sub
il scriber of
rounding he has bargains offer
who furnish their
his cabinet chair and sofa mandatory the
vanin avenue and thirteenth south sde sa where
Large mahogany
plain dressing bureaus
wasbstands French and othor bedsesds dvan
chairs gothic sofa
hundred dollars dollars
invited pledge
little other
this city.
H. y. ZIMMERMAN, Agent
NJ repaired, and undertaking business
attended TO with promptnes-
Nov s-asw4w H.PZ.
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NOrICETbe general estimation long enjoyed by the per
~ issuing premises Lubn having
worthless limitations count.s, Notwithstanding
signature label accompanying genuine
OF establishment lubin,
informing friends and The public that he
labels wholly different
manufactured for his envelopes description
paper presenting form Of wsmsrk tn.
In ORDER avoid
pec the label appended such
dealers frespeotabi address them directly
No. IS, ste-Anne Paris.
Opening to-day, extracts heluope, musk winter
hay Jockey club mouseiine amber &c,
the other choice articles OF the house.
PARKER's
Fancy Pcrumery and Comb Store Hotel
Mus
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ID UsAEL SMITHS Panorama Of the Holy Land will
IL Temperance Hall Wednesday evening
slant, ~ O'Clock. y -
Also, specimens Of Chinese paintings variety Of
Chinese selected by gentleman
several years IN thc CeesuA EMPIRE Oct 06-du
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Fancy rerumey and Comb Store, under the National Io,,
Nov s-soda
NEW BANKING HOUSE I'm Warrington e,,v.-,rn

NEW BANKING HOUSE In Washington City.-The
IN undersigned having induced exchange
banking business in the city OF Washington D. c. avns
early occasion notify his friends and the public the
their His be
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represented BY some
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the United states treasury northern exchange Virginia
able funds.
BY adherence legitimate upon basis il
will readily that public protected,
itself foundation. This
tered after the matires deberaon and gratifying
that with the Of
hpancisrs Of New York, Washington, and Richmond
In addition the OF circulation "he
Unonn will collect drafts
cities Of United and will for the
commission Of stocks
road companies and other good securities
with the
in Washington viii be attended liberal
R0 II. GALLAHER.
RICHMOND, Va October, 1851. Nov Il-oswIm
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WARRINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.--The evening English
w
night Saturdays and Sundays from O'Clock,
Q.
The English branch compsesEngsh practical nstru
Of STYLE eocuion and the several kinds public
writers Of prose and
The devoted explanation
enabling
and in tllat tongue with facility.
The the study arithmetic,
geometry surveying gonomely and calculus
Nov 7-lw SAMUEL BARBER, President
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Alexandria Boat.
u ssn>u The favori,e steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
will depart the following hours coach
kak the boat in Washington. Boats fare lax cents
The coach will leave the Capitol for the
81, IL, 1, ~, and
Leaves Alexandria at 8, Ok, II, !, az, and 4
Nov lI-du JOB CORsoN, Captain.