davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
NJ haIers.

Arr AT EdraTto~n 8th shp MARY, Crocker, Ind Ocean
1856 bbs So OIL. Also FIRE gh BOO 5os sp or ifoa
ship Anse Gibbs, to Gibbs Jsnnsy, Aha'oH anu ~
bbls do from schr Sophia, Of Nantucket
spoken-Sept H. the Equator ship Huffman CooA' OF
and from New Bedford for Paolnc Ocean
Oct u, lat -, lon, 30, Montel ma, clean -
Sailed from Mystic Nov SEA, ship Meteor Jc4irey, i0r
whal ~ cruise. -. NJ
Sid from New Bedford, 9TH, ship Milo and LYDIA North
Pacific Ocean =. 49,. -.
Arr at EdgartoUn Gh ship Mary, Crocker, lnditn
Ocean II Sc bbs oil Also on ifelsht 800 ODDS - OH
from ship Ansel Gibbs and 80 bbs do rom schr sophA
Of Nantucket. q, 81, = r,,,.t
\ letter from CAT Sherman Of sby Marcus, Of Farht-
ven reports her Payta Sept 49, With 81 bots 50 on ha
taken nothing the last At do Sept H. ship Ofsson
Wmpeuny I s.rhaven. $50 bbs So oh-lOo bols On hsf
last cruise-.ihe former reports lncorrcctJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
PASSENGERS Arrived.

In L s n steamship Maroon from csfoR-R en- 4
N.Tris the two Misses Norris, W Howell, J. B,ik, /.
Fnz Jelb Mrs. VI Hood, Dr. Wells. - Mac tai,' 3
" Foster r " Cox Mr. DaiTym7e, !. Lansdol: l. s..
week J. Morris A snc air. J r Spaudins ani 10 IN the
stterage. . ~. o,o,.,,
aad two children A Dunyen and lady l. schwartz Z a
Nicoll James Sheldon. X. Dngee, T. hlDDhs A. pa u
DIR S,ewardson W. Porme, Dr. A +. Alexander ana II
the steerage. , r cr;,, a
Cyist I Grist M A Grist +. Gnst +. Grst, Mss A
Brown Brown Saunders, l. Saunders and 900 IN the
Storage NJ. IN
Dyker J Van Ryckvorde. L Claess ,
IN lark Isla DE- Cuba from HdcGaa-R. EnslDIeah' II H.
Charles, Jose Esteoen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
&c. KEMP, Auotiooeer
4 UtIION NOTICE -t,le

~
L valuable Rosewood aud Mshogan, Cshi.et Furu-
TUE he sold without reserve by order II a..ues and
otheIs fpf whom may cJnreIn on PHURSD aud FRI
DeIly the Chinese Museum, No so Bod Aay. between
sprns AID PrInce-sis.
The undersigned I'd invite the part.c Ular tent On VI
The trade. and hOnsekee generally 10 tn,s magnificent
stock Il really bealtfrl Furniture. which not u BE-
cellee 10 quantity, qualify and style BY any vuDc sale tbs
season and embraces every article Of eezi and ty
usually found IN the best furniture establishments.
These goods have all been manufactured for the city Gus
tim trade and Of the most beautiful styles and hnish
and u the very best quality and work. anship and ma
al is Il the lagesf aud best assOrtneDt' IF good
.---.-.s ----e.s, -
nA 10 e. kENS, AseisshssI, No. 81 Nassaa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
6ales b. AuflloH.
A 81 MELVIN. Apctlonesr.

A 81. MELVIN. Alctonesr.
SUPERB ENGRAYINGS- Just re-
- celyed from Lead0n) BANGS. BROTHER co ,
N y Pax Ros. I'll sei THIS AFTERNOON, comnlsa-
eng ioclCcs atge aad choice cllec'sa Il EngLsh
3 esoh aud German cravings, engraved inc line and
Nezzotnic by some II the H9s, celebrated o.
nam elegantly coiored Pint, &c
.! Sale VIII be Continued =. the evening
Caal CUES may had the sales rooms aad tar Ia
grsyIngs lEspec'sd. MAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
MARRIED

Nov. II. by Rev. Mr.. TAYLOR. NJ. i ]. NJ DONNELL
Miss AMEY ]. MOODMAN, all Of BROOKLYN.
Nov. II. by Rev. Dr. Anthoa JOHN W. DAVIS, Of The
finn OF Davis y &C., san Francisco, Cal TO Miss MARY
LOU ISL, second daughter OF Nj. Nj aa Beuren, ESQ, Of
thus Clts lCalilrnla papots please copyD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Receinfs Of produCe

By the North Rrer Boats, Nor l-6,27 bbiS Fl lur V
do Ashes 2t9 do Whisky, $500 bush Oats, 1906 do
Barley 200 do Corn u eo1 do Wheat 500 pkgs Butter
81 do PORK tl4q do Beef Ia do. Wool 1884 do. Cheese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

BOSTON. Ny Arr teausAip Franklin phila-
d,'pna; bark owiand. Manga. Oct III Inst la a.
p lon . 81 saw BARK On2n. from CadlT i0r New Yors
Albany r Heath. Norfolk.
Below, ship Plymouth Rock, Live pool. Oct Il
Delaware Baltimore.
NORFOLK, Nov IAN Sunday evealng) steamship
Roanoke, y hours from New-N0rk
AIT MOnday-Br brlgS TALBOT and C0nDssr Ne,,. yor.
schrs Sarah POULAND, Copeland, Ta5mas,on
CHARLESTON, Nov. Il-An. sear. j. p Gl7qrr.
Boston steamship SeuSheIneT and bark G1s< New YORK
schr X F Baker, PAASdelphs. Cld bark Virginia Aaae
New NoTk
rhoS lphNtE Nov li-Arr- seAr sta-cs-nal, Norfolk
Saaed, scars Glearoy. H4ys-a Moth Poetic pha,5.i
lila Hor-uo Ames, New-Yors sloors Willard dit.
BAck stone ditto ~
NEWPORT NJ, il-cleared oug Random. Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
M IL WnIARn. Arctloneer

II r WILLARD, Arctloheer
BEAUTIFUL OIL l. PAINTINGS
I'D Jus, received from France snd will be sold wtaoutr
serve ON W EDNFSDAY EVENING Nov. a. at o'clock,
at No 800 Broadway, near stewars ~ f. NiLLAhp.
Auctioneer will sell Auction above, az Hoopere
sales Rooms about 2O0 beautiful OIL Paintings, Jst rs-
ceneJ representing different scenes. Landscapes hssns
sroups marines sc. Also. Paintings GU slk IL 10 eel
dom that we offer finer collection of Modern Paintings"
auction. -" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
J. T. VAN ANTWERP. Auctloneer
TyANCN GOODS -Spock of pFRFU ME-.

J. p N tNI !" hHI' 7S'Vt''11.
NANCY GOODS. -SIoCK OF FKRFuxg-
II NY nc slightly damaged by water JOHN VAN
ANTWERP will sell THU RSDAY, Nov ~ AZ -
o'clock at the store Of NeSsrs A X Ramsay No
Maiden lane stars their entire stock OF Naiuahh Per
nmery and Fancy Goods slightly damaged by water ths
late fire. consisting pat of Rne Soaps IN evey v1e.
Hair Oils Cosmetics Cologne and Florida Waters. Hun
gary do Scent atums Essences Pearl and other
Powders Chaks Tooth powders aud Paste shell and horn
Combs Brushes Suspenders. Razors and Strops Needles
TaS,.' ga 81 c,,rrsnt money ma hss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
RC. KENT. Auotonesr.
-EORTES al AUCT[ON.-R.

L KEMP, viii sell AZ auction 10 paw cash advances,
on THU RSDAY next Nov - at y o'clock, N ias large
Han IN the Broadway Casino formerly the Chinese Muse
UNI No. 539 Broadway, het"esa SPRING AMI Ffln,sss,
seht superior Rosewood Piano keios worth from Sjo to
5000 each eIcelle tone aud hoish. from ey makers
of good puta ana which srs particularly woHhy Of
the attention ~ those want Of good instruments rs they
are all warranted ny she msAef the same As whon sold az
nrvate .ae NAV he sxsmissd Va the morning 81 sale
Purchasers wishing send their Pianos gu, q he CITY,
can have them boxed and shipped good ORDER az IVA
sOnab charge. hE l"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

MINIATURE 4LaASAc--.. rais pAT.
sCH-Ssss-6 10 SetE-.---i IS Moon -hses--- i)a
HleH wATER----N0v. ~.
s,udv V7ok ~ ia Gov tslani-ll Ola Han Sa.ey on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. ..-N0yEMBEB
TIeared.

S,eamnhip-Ohlo. Schenck. Chagres, VI. o. Roberts
Shius-Ciafa Ann, Reed, Apalachcola, Ladd Church
Wrstern World Moses New Orleans Constellation, Al
len, Liverpool Kermit CaTow Woman, Purdeh' ~
Jehn, n. B., A. C0ubroueh. q, 81,
Rarks-Croton H0udet;o, MaTselles, j. b, Card
Eliza Barss Bramhali. Bermuda, Tucker LlghtDorn
Hyperop Ben lsmin, West Indies, master -, -
Brgs-Machgonne, Chamberlain, Portland j W FL
we'll Fortunate Zino, Gibraltar, Erancla, Gomez %
Aida Fales ThomssiOn, J. W Elwell; kossuth Allen
Jscs sooyille Thompson Hunter Eliza, tBr Brothers
st John. " b, II L. Routh 4 Son.
Scbooneis-Wave. Hathaway, EdeRton c. II. Person
Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New-Haven, master lrs br
Coyili. St john n b p l. Neyius Son
Sloop-Anna van, Briggs. Providence. . ,
Steamer eunobec. Seymour, Philadelphia VI; SANFORD
Propeller-Shark, Miller. Philadelphia '" ii thompson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12


TION.-The CoInn.iss oneTs appOnted by the hslrs
CLINTON PETIT. deceased, ofROckaway, Loas Island
will offer the following property NJ Auction TO M.
The Homestead Farm, containing. By esnaallon aDOa'
200 100 VI meadow IL 4 wood, the remainder NJ
land There SAID farm s'0ry and attic Dweing-
House containing rooms, well and csern near the doO
II Isabella grape vines and shruhbery numbef 81 nut
trees harm carriage hOuse and other necessary 0at DHd
The buildings pleasantly situated about quarter
mile from the shore there ~ good sea Df-
ing few rods north Of the house grove WHOM "le
small expense could 10 made beautiful and cool reveal
Also Farm lying north adj the above, cobsst,
Of about 40 acres, with 1story dwelling house sns
barn. built within I'VE Also, 20 acres Of SvOd lana
lying about miles from tho above farm. -
Also 3quaner sections Of Prime land, i2 acres Of I
Der land ~ town lots and two fractional lois, lynn IN "o
town Of Hudson, Mclean Co, III o,
The sale OF the above property viii take place Oh Thurs
DAY the 9Th day OF November al o'clock, on the Hdoe
stead Farm Title indspntable Sale positive part Of
the purchase money may Yenain on the property III he
day should prove stormy sale the fair day f' fsha
N form alton inquire Of either II The nndersgned or OLE
HIGBlE No 10 HeDry-st, Brooklyn where diagram o.
the property may be seen.
EB HrGBIE wsstbsy.
JOSEPH DORLEN, Homestead
oil llt' ELIAS HICKS Rp<sway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

n N. mannfa turer. There ls nc oVers'ook ~.
sunni, which has been larger than N any previous
yea, has rot been more than egual,o me e7eieN
,srding demand Cloths are inactive The deihthui y
fined 70 the elothtrs. Casslmeres ooih fancy Anu
very steady IN prce, 5ui;he demand hIs 30
ted sstinets are dull and heavy. Sheep Grays are AZ
tive and frn Llnseys dull atlo~ rates. tiihn7S
Ar. IN REQUEST md hrm. Blankets are out AZ 'o''
eion GOODS have become dail. Ia British g'o'S' 'h'
demand Is principally for clota'e's De-a'h7'
are in demand The pnce OF Clofhs Is mum t.
duced. bu, at present quotations ths make, Ape us
firm and favors the buyers. As m'nh OF Two
bence an Improvement IS anticipated, French goods
are in large supply They form the ouk Of ne aac-
ton offerings, but the demand IS abatlng' ana me
auctions are declining. The imports are iigai' lac
SILK iobbing houses more active than othef J'D
hers. and boast considerable OF gOol steady Dust
ness Welding fair returns. The payments from ta5
interior except from the South are prompt anu reg
Mar. The Southern business has been the only LAX
business dong this fall, and those houses who nave
been discountenanced by Southern dealers nave
Jared the best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

invented b. Professor PAGE wll be further KhDitss
ar The Society Library each evening Of this weea az
ocllck Professor MAPES All lecture upon ks subject
Oi tie Invention account II the laDJTS All de-
uOnstIatli he plate success Il Dot Page ICAtA
Al N : ibrary q cents MI IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

equal to Us y cent.
The deposits of gold at the mint, which
are the best ties, OF the amount actually received,
show that the reports upon the arrivals OF the ysri
Gus steamers are not exaggerated, and that tae
amounts the hands Of passengers are under rather
than over estimated. The reports have been as an.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
b. A CnuroS, Auc,ioneer

Il. A. Gnu TON Auc 'iDheer
RULBOUS ROOTS 1t AUCIlON.-
ID COLE & Chiffon vii cell At auc,ipn a, cocs
on WEDNESDAY. Nov. ~. at the sales room, No wal.
st-Duch Bubous Ro)s-just ported fro. Holland Of
prime quality consisting Of HyaoInths double aad SINGLE
various colors, Tulips, BzNre. Bybloem' and PsrcO"s
NarcIssus Snow Drops Crocus Anan,nes Joaqois &c 4,
forming line assore NJ and sDd IN lots Ia SUIT pulcha'-
niSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
tNRIpLER UALL Second Annna
TTRACTlVE EXHIBITION fol

n SALEats GREAT SACRIFICE A most interest
ing Panorama painted by Professor lie BlOnd) which
and excellent LIVING % the owner viii DO sold al
great sacrifice Tor cash MAY be BY intending pur-
chaseIs b. applying TO HY J. CRATE. No HeDry-st.
corner Of Catharne) Oh TUESDAY, Nov 10, at p II.
ull g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
EQUESTRIAN ADJUSTMENTS.

EQU ESIKIAN AMU SEMEN IS. =
~ EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE, WILL VI s.
BURGH opeL da and eyeaIng f)r Exefc 80 kidII5 and
the reception II pupils THIS Establshment-the largest
tie known gJrd.is under the superintendent u ar
KITTY Al efficient and sne instructor any DraHci 81
H0rsemanshlp had many years experience, DJ-h 10
Europe and thus ntfy This Inst tuon mast d; 'Iie+
realize and maglc Of rs laS" acn-'
Fifty aud SIXTY horses frequently exercising me rns
II evening which presents an 1pf1rtIfe IN
rivAled by anything of che KIND saOwn
Hours for tuition Exercise Riding f,r ialles from
VI VI card ri address pfeyIJ JUS GOT ni4el
# riding Tor ladies and gsnslsnen from % 10
ever evening.
ladies' MO Ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

Now the actual deposits at the Mint this month
ep to this morning have been 100000, sho wing
remarkable agrsenen, with the estimates and IN
dicatmg that the receipts from California ms month
viii probably Dc over five millions II Is stated that
$scoooo IL gold came over from pAilaaelph,a yes
tersay.
The 100000 of Central (New-Jersey)
Railroad Bonds sold auction to-day a, 81 down to
~, closing al So.
The demand for Dry Goods continues 70
become more limited, a. the sessoa advances. The
Clothiers are beginning TO make iheir 9arch .seS,
but al pIe>eA, IN bat small pSacelS rAe Articles
sui active are SASalS aad Dsla.nes Cottoa YSrn
is in cemanc at Isle. cash Cotton Goods ale duh
Browns, With ksLi stock, are hrn ~ O. t6s
Beached are N heavy stock, which tasoTs tae bGy,T
considerably, YET quotations are WITHOUT change
Drllis are lower by &C. browns i, :, o.easAei aid
blues y aSsc osnsburss are very ,na,nys Osnims
ATE her more request bat The sales not Large,
aud prices steady SsnpeS are N more demaud'os
clothing purposes, and Il, sock ample prices ase
without change Ticks are dull-s few parcels OF me
dunn qualities have been sod Tor the California mar
kets Canton FannelS arc active d; hfmr Printing
Cloths remain inactive. PnceS are low AID without
prospect Of an advance. Prints still sell to Goa
siderable extent for tae season, cd w.iaSl' any
falling OF in prices. G.nshams are no. SO act1'e.
la. the supply has proportionatey ia!en %, ana
the market is without heavy stock. prices an
steady at l0ialic. foT Gsssows, and loic for LSn.
casters. DelaineS are the most active goods IN de-
mand, and sell 10 arrive At try full prices, whoa
are an advance on the { IS prices OF the season
shswis are selling sc,ic y at hrm rates, The Bsy
State Shawls are haviny larger run, AZ gooSPrices
This fivorlte style Uf Shswls at once moderate -
iee ..Au k.n.ssi s!.e, as returned large pfoli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

n +. WtLL'sD. AnctoueoT
NURNITUkE, CARPETS, PIER and
II Mantle Glasses &c IA + WILLARD. viii sell 81
auction on TUESDAY, MORNING, 1t l0i o'clock, al
No 20 Broadway. entrance IN Warren 81 the tafn-
ure copta the upper part ot the Dwelling House.
consisting Of Chars Sofas Carpets and Pictures ~ Also,
one splendid large Pier Glass snd ooe Mantle Glass
nl2Ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
A. n MskxTN Aacroaeer
10y BANGS, BROTHER " CO.
Trad. Sale Rooms No 3 Par Row
WEDNESDAY AkTIRNOON Nov. " AZ q oelo.l


and contHue ln he evening
SUPtBB fNGRAyINcs A Iarge snd choice odsleetsa
rst - eiysd from LONDON Of English Preach aad Ger
nan EAgrAylDgs engraved ia Lnc 4Ad MeLzonto bx
some Il he celetract Asis Alsb many tAAt an.
beautifully coloIti, and variety OF elegantly eeorec
lthographs. s..
Pet Hr's arranged 2 ~ surrf'nn
REGUI Az FALL PARCEL SALE or ENGLISH
AND AMERICAN BOOKS. ANNALS. FOREIGN
AND AMERICAN STATIONERY, q. A., COM
msn..ng on MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nos. l.. At
2ocios = with The
ENGLISH Books EmArl- ~ invoice, fgzn Mess Wm
$ or < Co, HenIy Wash0.4fLc, WI'.am a. Noo1
SlIs. The magn hcsrt ouasEu1rL' irua Nj Hssry
Bohn SPLENDID invoice u elegantly Illustrated booss
fiom Nj Peter Jackson. ais, from Mcssss. Chapman
Hal. and Others.
Also very large nvo'cc OF Stqufar Az Books con-
.Ntng Of quantities OF The I'M ed States Digest Supple
mont &c. IS vols Colyef nn rsrtuersh Sarv On Bills
Story an Confics Of Laws SfDfy the Constitution So-
ryen Equity Pleading St"f - tne rshp Story on Pr
rssnv Notes Stor, Sale Stpry "a Eauts faa.prt-
d,uce Williams on Executors. Sc 9Aens leading
Hales Pleas OF the Crown SspArnss Ms PGs Coyea-
try asl Hughes and liaUisOu's Digest vols Peter.
L s Digest. vols NEe@;l rs SelNsns NHi fnas
vols p. Cor,ons Digest l. ) Laws
TIE contributions from tie AEC-can trade embrace
most offensive variety ~ Sartart see agsOls. Ned-
cal and school Books Annals rnd other illustrated -oxss
Chdrsns Books, sc Sc
SrArfCNyRy F,N,Y GcsnS. {, "A croice assortneus
Of sous IN this line Will be sid Also Blank boc.., Ea-
Cravings Nc -, ,,., -, , -,
wesk 4, 0 o'clock A NJ and DO continued aay asd
nmg. ,....- -. -.,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
CROSSING THE

w DELAWABE-Tbis great national 9.c-gre. -
l. utle. stl,llag Hith immense ,1ss, .. the
Stu.yef AZ fnStarfe, No so Broadway Admission Is
cent children i2 cents; tickets 50 csats Opes
from, 8 A 81 ~ 10 NJ OE3 In
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
NOTICE.

CUT n Pr,Ja,e, N,uprt, SEP. 30, 1850.
Whereas tie Commission to receive aud cN;n-
~ the Claims of the Creditors OF the estate OF
William Ennis, itc of Newport, dec. was by this
Court opens i5r one month from the 10th day Of
fryu'- Last. y pun the a1d'ti9nai Rgnrt Of CLAIMS
ow | against said estate iy the Co,nniSsoucrs
tfereoH, prrsrn,' iur reception and also, upon
III, application .! the ad;niuisrator on snia Cst.ts
ior his Court IT, revoke an urdor Of disiriLutiJn
nat by th-n Oh the 29il day Of July last, ior the
Il nnsu on cid estate 10 p,y the Creditors
wh 49, claims were allowed by b. Comns',oncrs,
i 81 p,aylng tor a new oder of distribution ior
-ai administrator to pay and dislributs the hal
al = -, MS s>ettIed said 29h day nfJuly,
- ,pi among he Creditors uf the estate Of said
William Enuis, whose Claims have been s,iuwcA
IN the irst 5nd The second rcr0rt of the Comniss-
,siers Gn said .state,-aN which is ielcrrcd iui
consideration To Court Ut Probate to b. holden
~ the Town Cle,k's oiiice, in Newport, on Alun-
dsy, the 2S,h day Of Qclp,,er next, at 10 O'Clock,
4. VI. Notice Is ordered 10 be- given thereof ny
sd9criisem"nt once week for 3 successive weeks
~ the Newport Daily News, that all persons inter
Cs'ei may sppea Ut said time aud place and
snow cause, iiIpv, why said additional report Of
CLAIMS should not be received. AID the old order
of listribuii,nrevrkcd, and new order uf dist j..
bri,n to ths CREDITOR he made.
Octi. Il, Is. ROWLAND, Prob. Cik.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
w. BAKERS.

AMERICAS, ,FREEcH AND HoMGoPATHIc
CHOCOLATES, PREPARED COCOA, BRO.
MA, COCOA PASTE, sc.
0f Merchants aud Consumers, who would pur
" chase the best products Of CocoA-.-iree from
duteratIon---inore nutritious and healthiul thu
ga or coffce---aud in quality unsurp, ssed-.-tan
subscriber recommends the above articles ma he
factured by himself His BRonA ami Cocoa
PASTE as delicate --palatable---and sahItaiy
rinks for inysids, convalescents, cbildien, irav
cllers, and utheis, are pronounced by the m, 1t
Eminent Physicians superior to any other PREF ar
atons. His manufactures are always on sale in
any quantity by the most respectable Wholesale
grocrrs in the Eastern cities; and by his Agen,s
at 81 South Market ST., audby =. 81. +. Ilares,
Boston. James VI. Bunce q. Co. Hartford, Ct.---
llussey & Murray, New foik. Geo. " aile, Al.
bany. Smith & Wo,d, Troy, n. Y. Graut d
: one, Phiadeiphis Thos. V. Blundige, Bahi-
more. +. g. A. ~. Dodge, Georgetown. d. ca
vose Brothers, n. Orleans. VIM. Bagale, &.
Co., Pittsburg, Pa. John Kennel, Cincinnati, G.
WALTER BAKER. Dorchester, Mass.
March l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
DANGEROUS SCRoFULA!

Ts II the case of dIing who VI jars it~ sres
ycd OF worse " SChbFpLA, by only ssns'ss hss
is- of R.Tins Fu,er then cured ny rv ps~ ~
,ucre CALI of ne hcs Svs0p1Thsi a. ~hs ever uof
s,rsnpara has sufficient s.. ~ su a. aes liz eers
fyci Il rct niiiHglg hJEeSss csse.
, C,Yy yeay. was cniard 20 bic b'f tlo rH seJe-hs
wa 40 much dsrusc aud debl2I"a ss 10 b. aIhhcfto
ss his lr.rI ro his head e had the bett ~sdsv! adf.S
had uss eLL II lie -. So. 'e5 ,aI % nOrotl Sirc,-
ot r.se nti cJy~ and ounE deYed to I've N sy->S
,ts and could NOT teSaiyHr t0ays fssgsI, ses IL
,uuu,viicrd usia. pRANT'j PURIFIER, Eis n.eS ssis
,g'en nerSiy ~ c's 70 Nrr Aos ssis ",ln trSs<
rs ,ndoiys, u!SGr s C,u lei ~ LIs~ihod L.s,HJN
a, hule hs car gRsu aEG Ina cSl1 ts ',1cd
.y out %. is place, only otn- by ,NIS yEes TIE nss
II eae arm vls d.EirOysJ tlyn GcHfs; IiSeg
he n, lar sdES h1Ed. la "cr-ly rifes hnsc2h
.is sde aio hs bldy, THs he "ys afflicted ~'l is~ss
.c pufii d. CyeH.rc tlsJs vssiDEs pafts ~ bs
nrr,ml For farther gBd fil plr.,eulEs. sc oa pam
PHLfTS. . 49,.
u" THOMAS WiLLIAM3 uar " thc ncs, sh',Al JSy-
cru1 of EDmc e4il"d - Ls hesk ihe dst bsfo@s
4. cournrnced us NJ bruis FEffer. Dr. w. examined
AZ, aud then told lin 'ui sg bt -siisi<- :As vpettS
lat IA r.Ep
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
SIii.I.IFF's SALE.

NfWfORT, 3 z.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, on The prem.
ises, in Tive ton. on the 23d day Of Novrnil er
4. D., 1850, at l u'co,k in the afternoon, M
the right. title and interest that Nad = Coz o..
land AID sylvester W. Copeland, late of ssid
TIvttJn, or either of them, had, on tne 18Th
day ~ Scpiemte,, isi9, ~ 2 o'clock in the after
MON, the time of the attachment On the original
writ, IN aud to the iolluwing described real ,s.
tate, via "A certain bot of land with dwelling
tuuse thereon, situate in said Tiverton, bounded
Noithcik by hand fLaban Borden, Fast b, land
II Richard DHfce, Stuih by land ~ Abner l..
Westgare, md West u, Second sueet,--oortain.
ing by ssiimatiun ihnty rods, NOE or lcss,--to
satisiy M Executinn levied ihereo IN favor (
John Hull and William Coece,hal, of Fall Riy.
~, and Cook Borden, nfsaid Tivsr,on, late part
pers under the firm sf John Hull, q Co, " ,utfio-
ieni. WILLIAM q. BORDEN,
Ti-'rcn, iug. 70. iece p-rvy shsriS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who are envous of tn,
lzmense success Of DR.. s. p. Townsends SarsaparS
have said that he published fictitious certificates DR.
Townsend viii pay any Of these men 1000 for each
fictitious certificate they can produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases thai
" flesh i. heir to- than any other ever offered
TO the public.
Hardly day passes without our receiving
. large number Of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of Dr. S. P. Townsend's
Extract of Sarsaparilla in curing difieren, dis
eases.
Ra,d tho C,llou;no ,vond arf,,l rnre of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
Severe Deafness Cured.

-he followms extract from letter lately received
non distinguished physician IN ,hs State OF Virginia;
a II CHEitrIr, w. D. D,ar Sir One OF my patients
nnknown % me obtained your Gairanie Bsii aud Meek
Gce with the Magnetic Flrii for serious affection Of
Deafness The case wac that Oi lady whose Nervous
zstem much eisortered and her general health
oor Much was done previously N the application Of tho
Belt but with very little and feel only tight
N tell you that since she commenced wearing the Bel
and using the Fluid but few weeks ego, she hs
ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HEARING, and hei
general health Is better than for several years"
lr,- Every case of Deafness, II u re Nervous. h n
gensi ally s cbn be epr0d by this wonderful remedy.