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The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-03-25

NAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFU UGE is confidently
Il recommended as safe and effectual medi-
cine for expelling WORMS from the system.
The attention of those who have used other pre-
parations for this purpose, without any per-
manent advantage, is particularly requested.
The lives of thousands of children have been
saved by the timely use of this extraordinary
medicine. For sale by MOVES s. PALMER.
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Head Quarters for S5S.
WESTERLY CLOTHING STORE.
Re-0pened by E. M. Dunn,

NS-VpeNcu ny IL ILL Ouuu,
WH HO would respectfully return his sincere
w thanks for the liberal share of patronage
that has seemed to favor the old Stand foi
the last three years, and now invites the par.
tlcular attention of all of his old customers, and
as many new ones as feel disposed to give him
call, to one of the largest and best selected
stocks of
Ready Made Clothing
that has ever been offered in this place OF
vicinity. The most of which has been pur-
chased within few days at extremely low
rates, and will be sold at a small advance
above cost. Consisting in part of
OYER CO.aTS.
In black, brown, olive, and blue cloths.
Heavy beaver, pilot, and drab, petersham-a
few on hand which will be sold off at cost with
in a few weeks, if possible.
COATS.
Frock, dress, polka, and sacks, in English,
German, and French cloths, cassimeres, tweeds,
jeans, satnetts, merinos, drab dete, linen, etc.
VESTS.
In velvets, satins, silks, cashmeres, CASH
merette, velencias, Highland plaids, mohair
cord, Ital cloth, merinos, drab dete, satinetts,
cloths, cassimeres, linens marseilles, etc.
PANTS.
In cassimeres, satinetts, riding cord, tweeds,
linen drills, cottonades, log cabins, drab d'ete,
etc.
SHIRTS
In linen bosom, fancy prints, checks, hickory
and Hamilton stripes, hannels, (all cOlors and
grades, full stock constantly on hand.)
DR.4WERS.
In fannels, Canton fannels, hickory stripes,
kerseys, wool knit, etc.
SUNDRIES.
Gurnsey, denim, drill, osanaburgh and linen
frocks, bosofns, collars, suspenders, woolen
socks, mittens, etc.
OIL CLOTHING.
Black and yellow in all the cuts in use,
covered hats, waterproof SOU westers etc. with
Boys and Youths Clothing.
Also, large assortment of piece goods, and
tailor's trimmings.
English, German, French, and American
Cloths; dOeskin, cassimeres, fancy and plain
tweed satinetts, riding cords, cashmerette,
mohair satin, white and buff marseiles vestings.
The above cloths will be sold by the yard or
made up to order to suit purchasers, in the
most workman like manner, and warranted tC
give the utmost satisfaction, or no sale. Thos'
wishing to obtain a good suit, at a very low
price (custom made) can get them here at shOr
notice, as preparations are already made t
carry on the manufacture of clothing in all Q
| its branches.
Kossuth, California and silk hats, men an
boys cloth and glazed caps, infants velvet
drab and black beaver hats travelling an
packing trunks, umbrellas, valises, gentleme
and ladies' Wilton and Brussels travelling bag:
boots and shoes, all Of which will be sold chea
for cash.
Come and see Clothing is bound to 60 chea
this year. Examine for yourselves and 20
will be induced to believe that the old Westerl
Clothing Store is yet in the field, and the plac
to get good clothing for little money.
| EDWARD Nj. DUNN.
Westerly, Feb. 25th, 1852. tf49
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Fruit Trees, etc.

IN mn FRUIT and Ornamental Trees, from
lU,UUU the Eagle Nursery, for sale at
Catalogue prices. 6. BERRY, Agent.
Westerly, March 10, 1852. so
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PaDcr EHaansinSS.

A NEW supply of Paper IIangings, Borders,
II and Curtain Paper, just received and for
sale cheap, by S. g. d. SMITH.
Westerly, March Is, 1852. 81
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ID L f ID :,

In this town, on the 18th inst, Mrs. SARAH
RAY, (colored), aged 96 years.
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Great Bargains i'm
e. "A R II e r 4 N q.

WIE woull call the attention of carpet buyers,
w and the public generally, to our large
stock of spring styles of Carpeting, consisting
of Tapestry, Ingram, List and stripes; Hearth
Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, &C., bought at Auction
in New York, which we will sell cheap. Please
call and examine them before purchasing else
where.
G.i'- Carpets cut and matched to suit pur-
,chasers. S. Il ID. SMITH.
Westerly, March 1S, 1852. 81
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Payments to be made IN all cases in adpance.
.Money current in the State Where issued
UW be received at par.
CLUBBING.
discount of twenty-five per cent. from the
above prices will be allowed to clubs ordering
four or more copies of any one or more of the
above works. Thus: Four copies of Blackwood
or one Of Review will be sent to one address for
80; four copies of the four Reviews and Black
wood for $50; and so on.
REDUCED POSTAGE.
The postage on these Periodicals has, by the
late law, been reduced ON the average, about
forty per cent. The following are the present
rates, viz.
For BlackWOOfs Magazine.
Any distance not exceeding 500 miles, cents
per quarter.
Over 500 and not exceeding 1900 miles, 1S cents
per quarter.
Over 1900 and not exceeding $500 miles, q
cents per quarter.
For O. ReUiep.
Any distance not exceeding 500 miles, cents
Over 500 and not exceeding 1900 miles, 8 cents
per quarter.
Over 1900 and not exceeding $500 miles, II
cents per quarter.
At these rates no objection should be made,
as heretofore, to receiving the works by mail,
and thus ensuring their speedy, safe, and regu-
lar delivery
lsl5- Remittances and communications should
be always addressed, post paid, to the Publish
ers, LEONARD SCOTT s. CO.,
10 Fulton Street, .Ne,o York,
Entrance "a Gold-street.
N. B.-L. S. & Co. have recently published,
and have now for sale, the "FARNfER's GUIDE"
by Henry Stephens of Edinburgh, and Prof
Norton of Yale College, New Haven, complete
in 2 vols, royal octave, containing 1900 pages,
IA steel and 600 wood engravngs. Price in
muslin binding, $6; in paper covers, for the
mail, $5. 6t48
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Gamma Root.
A FRESH supply of this article from the
II West Indies, just received. 1t is valuable
and nutritious aliment for Invaids and Infants :;
is far superior as a diet for the sick to the best
arrow root, and is especially adapted to the
use of persons of Dyspeptic, Diarrheal and
Consumptive habits. For sale by
DOCTOR THURSTON.
Westerly, Feb. %. 48
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uUNTS Liniment for Rheumatic Complaints
Ill For sale by G. ii: DENlSoN.
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CRANGE Flower Water, for sale by
"AN' Oh. DENIS0N'
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W HU would respectfully return his sincere
w thanks for the liberal share of patronage,
that has seemed to favor the old Stand for
the last three years, and now invites the par :
ticular attention of all of his old customers, and
as many new ones rs feel disposed to give him
call, to one of the largest and best selected
stocks of
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CITY Intelligence.

THE WEATHER. yesterday was lowering at an early
hour, but the day adyanced. IL became light ana
The thermometer attained the following range in
the HERALD building AT noon So ut [. NJ. 50; and
at F. 81. At half past ten last night, had high
and biting wind lightning thunder. and heavy rain
Approaching 10 eleven the rain fell in torrents washing
the streets perfectly The thunder abatcd the rain
increased
SUDDEN DEATH poLrcE OrrtcER.-0ficer william
Fulton, formerly Assistant Captain OF the First ward
police and attery Of the attaches at the lower police
court was taken very suddenly yesterday. with ru
Of blood TO the head which terminated in fit causing
death in few hours after 1t seems that Mr. Faltoo
felt the pressure of blood his head and immediately
went into the saloon Of Leonard and Centre sree
where he called for ice apply TO his head the
ice was applied and physician sent for who hcd him
but without giving relief he soon became nsensible
His fri. nds them conveyed him TO the CITY Hospital
the nearest place for immediate medical attendance
where he fingered short time and died. The deceased
man much esteemed by his fellow officers and ha>
left wife and family to his loss. The coroner
was notified to hold an inquest,
FOUND DROWNED - The dead body of n strange mau
found in the dock ut foot of Grand street at five
o'clock yesterday morning. by the officers of the Seventh
district nolice.
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Naval Intelligence.

Within day two orders have been received at the
Navy Yard have the following fitted for sea
with all possible cespstch and rbe docks consequently
present very active and busting appearance The
race Independence with armament to consist of
eight sixty -four pouDdtrs, thirty thirytwo FOUNDERS
heavy calibre and eighteen do medium calibre the
fgae Constitution be mounted with four sixty
FOUNDERS and for'y six thrtytwo Founders the fri
gate Macedonian with heavy battery Of sixty four
FOUNDERS; the sloop Marion with sixteen thirty.two
FOUNDERS; and the brig Dolphin with ten thirty two
FOUNDERS There are the present time guns used
in navy of less than thrty.two pounds calibre
CaTronades entirely dispensed with, ana the yes
sells Of every considered to be efficient
than they have been
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President Fillmore and Secretary Webster
>>@,~~>Nor~o~~>s~o1~~>y~~>>
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS,


ANOTHER RESTRICTION ON AaERIcAN VESSELS
Two sc1aoNpRs TAKEN ny A BRITISH " Ar STE AM
30 rnp pyo,Yeu y.v., popcr prc
=" A' 49,
BOSTON, july ~, 1897
Captain Whaan. of the fishing schooner Flying
c,.a ;a :, .,,,,..star from, tho Raw az g. Tan
0'"' "'A''" " - = -
renee reports about three hunueu AMERICAN vessels III
the bay and mackerel rather scarce.
o.; ya~,aia 30 80 br;c,,.;,, ua,;f,v 49,, l. 80
N"P' log ~ " 80 80 Wa " w
bay ana informed captain Whalen that ms oueis were
to seize all vessels found fishing within the line laid
5o, y, the Rr,sb aovernmsnt This line cuts off our
u'"' " Wy 80, -, 80 - 80 80 - :, -. -.
vessels from fishing on all the GROUNDS except IN the
nejphborhood OF Gaspe and Magdaen Island The dis
, mi; ,;r IN Tho sboro in souo nacos q Az : or
' ~ ~ 80 = 80 =
sixty mies Another RESTRICTION mas psen placed upon
our vessels in the shape OF anchorage duty of six
rorc nor ION IN all the nrov;pces Tho sbng vassa,s
P -
have been obiged heretofore 10 pay IKE duty at Gaso
and now they are Obliged 10 pay ths anchorage duty ~
the other provinces IN ADDITION which Is something
never required before
the schooner 1en.ih 'ushhg, from me Day OF ~
Lawrence arrived at Newbnyport yesterday She makes
The following report =" Let ne gut OF Cao on Satur-
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ory o. LOUISIANA q. Ccuisr 81 Montpelier VT j. w
Eli anu Muf q. Burton Vermont Misses l. ]
S'An on Lucy nggs. n Clemens Alfred Garrett Esd
y ormenO, Esq Of North Carolina aud Jane Ne
p""ad ca /" Rutland ". The latter party m .in ain
so mn a." Lgien through AL ths dang tn gentle
n.r o,ins hrav, for the safety OF al and the ladies
s ns ~ ch herolsm They are Scarcely recovered
ar >. uarris of Bellows Falls. and Me " II. VII
L,ns " he same plsce got into Lovejoy's with some
20 ~ tsnovn They came unhurs, but wet and very
much 81 slmcd
Tue Amsr'csn Hotel contained Captain Daanc lady
80 ~ fighter. & Bachelor. Esq tsig aud servant;
M M Musing Esq and lafy. pttsburg ras gal
,An' sdests Of he gentlemen % hi party saves The
a. > from ineNitabe dea,h all pr eiptiea io'o
s's wafer. Yesterday evening they were nueh re-
, John 9. Cotar Esq. 81 Now York and David George'
-. Of Philadelphia sttd a. the New YORK uo.el.
foest gntlsn.n hat very narrow escape they eltner
tN sr pltcbd from the boat and sir1ek out Tor
sncre swimming along ID wing done al IA their power
for he surrounding suf, rrrs
Sir. w g. Prescott ard wife and son, or Louisiana,
ard Mics Vary rucx, ~ Georgia arrived a. III. Wa
roriy USst.e rrmewlit injured hut fhey ont Of
danger aud will h. aoe travel 10 few days. They
had very narrow escape.
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THE FRAMING pRIvILEGE-THE MINISTER TO MEX
Ico, ETC.
Later from the Cane OF Good Hon..

THE KAFFIN WAR-SERTOUS ASPECT OF AFFAIRe-
NUMEROUS MURDERS AND RoBBERIps ETC
- BosroN. July 90 1852.
The bark Ocean Wave brings advces from the Cane OF
Good Hope to the 14h June being SIXTEEN DAYS later
ders IN various parts Of the colony
The warfare bad assumed guerilla character and
there appeared to be safety for life In anv Of
the public roads Armies Of Kss two thousand strong
were located In the mountains from which they
ed to Jlpnder murder and DESTROY
some Of The colouits are dishearienod that they
are shout selling OF their Possessions and eigratng to
Australia
General Cnthcart was about 70 mffe general on
klaniht upon the K5ffrs In their strongholds
Itty.oDo Raf1r women who had acted ne eniea had
been captured by the English
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brated todt ~steg in Jauuary last to friend in
Port Alogre, Brazil, .Pro cure If possible,
boxes OF Brai til PilJs They have performed any
wonderful cur.s hers IL San Bora and they
reaped much lene from them formerly felt
tuoe had sspette could not sleeps but have
taken these pills feel If vieor had my
fame all diugrceabe symptoms bavo gone, and to
live and eujoy life Tor GENE" Thnte are
acquainted with the high charaote of NJ Bsnpland will
confess that the above IL valuable ston of
Brnndrths Pills Thousands in yis city have experienced
the resut from this blessed purga,ive whah does
wesktn hut mpara life and vigor to orIan.
During bot weather Trey should be often they will
prevent many s and ey gill seenre amount
OF vigorous health Solo 81 No. III Bre adway No. 2
son street and No 2f Bowery Principal ofeo for tho
present, at No. u Lispen ard street.
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Fire I'm BnItAnioTe-Infan. acide.

. PaLTiMoHr July 20 1852
des ructvc Ere occurred here his iiornne which
broke ost In the ware factory Of Spencer Rove on
fsnkhn street and spread to the grocery es,ab
OF Mr. 1ardner destroying both Loss about $40 OyD
midwife, named Tabi,ha Magaw has been arrested
on charge Of destroying infant child, the ieuis
male issue 81 young girl belonging highly respcc
table family. She has been committed
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Mails for Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The American Mail steamship Humboldt, Captain
Lines, will leave this port at noon to morrow, for
Southampton and Have The European mats will
close at halfpast 10 O'Clock in the morning. The
Nrw York WEEKLY HERALD will be published at half
past o'clock A. NJ.
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SYRACUSE 10 A. N "A pleasant morning, but some-
what cloudy. Wind Thermometer so.
Urea 10 A. NJ Clear pleasant morning, but very
warm. Wind south Thermometer So.
ALaANy 10 A MA beautiful morning Wind south.
Thermometer ~ Barometer 2975 Mercury IT,
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Marine Affairs

Loss OF THE STEAMER ALABAMA, or New 0aLEANs.-The
steamer Alabama. Captain Wells from New Orleans 20
this port for pairs totally wrecked the night Of
the 18th instant the Riding Rocks bahama lans)
All exerlioDs to get her OF uuavaing Mr Feb
he owne) and family together with about seventy pas
sengers had arrived at Nassau July 10, all well.
TIE THEATRES THE benefit Of the Sisters Rousset
OF to night at Castle Garden The programme i
very attractive considering that dramatic well
the French opera company will aid them the occasion
At the Bowery, Broadway aud National the three great
wizards will appear and the French and Spanish dancers
will usual delight the yisers Of Niblo's Garlel
The entertainments the American Museum consist Of
optical fireworks ana disolvjng views and at ChfstJ
and Woods minstrels the usual negro delincations
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generally Frandcs Wines Gin, Whiskey Rum &c. Of
the choicest ynages In great variety for sale by WM H.
INDEkHILL iD Broome street, of Crosby
The largest assortment in the world Of Bottled Wines Bran
dies Eegars no. An extensive assortment of the finest
Champagne Vines Scotch and India Pale Ales london
Dublin and Phadolphia Porter &c. Call and save from
fifteen to twenty per cent.
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~ MoRsR's rTLsSAArH LIVE, oprIcE NO. WALL srprsr.
THURSDAY, July 29, 1852
BUFFALO, 10 A. M-Ba-omster 1920. Wind south
Thermometer So Cloudy. and Indications Of rain
RocassrEs, 10 A, MA warm, but not unplea SAINT
morning Wind soathwest Thermometer 49,
husvnr, 10 MA e;es, -srn, enc morning
Wind ssa;h, JbeIxsolnsteg 10.
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more priced BY the living, than truthful picture Of
dearest depalted friends Then who will not OF
ROOT mint able Daguerrean gems of the friends they
love most His gallery At 1868 Brt adway Of Frank
IN street y free Citizens and strangers invited to
call and xAmine the specimens.
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rhe w,as o.f.n,.,a.-.A moro p.,yerfu,

iDfu., &c IL cttcys tie viz party than in
laumnDS Han IN tuccessfui operation. Naa Deu-
sens improved Natp,pe hiss removed them, by eausin,
the aprearnn oesayed beausy, and tbs
change Of fray colJr lt is sold % Game
bers street, and the piinop druggists OF the city.
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sant and efteual remedy Tor restoring The secretons and
giving robust 1ealthy tone function of tho
1hi. remedy with sch rtainty upon
Atitutions that will
return tie tound intellectually at Ne Is Ann street,
OF 42i Greenwich
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TELEGR ApHIC

rHE REPORTED DEATH or Mr.. j. J SPEED.
BALTMoRE, July -, 1852
The John Speed reported to be am rngst the
drownsd is supposed to be the eminent lawyer OF that
name belonging g hs ely who i absent AZ the North.
II Mr.. Speed was at Ithaca. Tompkins county aud
Serc is 70 doubt Il i him He large stout, good
losAing man about So with lNge head and neck.
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Elegant French and India Wedding Cards

plain and silver bordered engraved in atest styles
silver embossed and plain wedding Envelopes and waers
fine M Door Plates Of every variety of patterns Heradc
Deyieea In the ast style of the art metal
seals. EVERDELL, 302 Broadway, Duane st.
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butte Of paur.rO preserve aeget whiel, Crstadvro's
Hfir Pretervatv- Boautier to DO peculiarly
adapted Judging tie conferred pom
sanns that hsy - euip >,il e ChlaTADuKOS Wig Es
tabl, hnent, No. Astsr uOute.
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s..,u,.ua,s Laousa Hair Dye, 10. with

,ceptop or the sery best ever invented, equal
GourAuds Mgdraed Soup, for curing Dim
oies rrschss, ssowness chaps. ronghness &c Poudrt
Subtle pfroots hair from ANY part Of the body Liquid
nrB roAdwAy
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are IresaeLt nc 'hs o the year
the use Of Planets Btters vegetable
ssr,esaie nny'r and much tcd "a beverage For sale
BY WILLIAM HICKS, 90, NO. 2l4 Pearl street, and
ny AhOIksON !. MAlLAY, No. 30 Fulton street.
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csim the e;oant OF their ex-
trene compaefnv Utnry, whilst TIE absence OF al
us.le AXE ftem very convenient to all
whose bushes pressure calls hem IT IN home
sAUH LLhs, No.I Astnr lonle, and So BreadNay.
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coming eown-FREEMAN, the Halter, Mt No. 80 Fulton
street has Determined to close the balance Of his STOCK
and belew esst Beautiful White Beavers, 81 90 TO So 80
PApamss 81 90 10 50 Lcghorn. Braid, and Chiidrens
Fancy bats al sscrsce Go to 90 Fulton street IL You
want to buy cheap FkEEMAN No 90 Fulton street. near
Col
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to IUufHeyH 'e" H1.''"s : nc nv fnbcr8
of Tai,ors Who 90
with shop cheating are respectfully inf rmsd tho
nal n y riier's Bay, Monday Au-
Jboe quire tickets for the OCCASION
viii be hrd eo,ush apply q the Secretary Saturday
evening ats "ci,ck az TIE sixth Ward Hotel
WEE esday evening 4, at the soeietyB Room.
N. BAN early appi iatian - requested.
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CHARLESTON July rs 1852
George Glenn. Clerk in the Supreme Court OF the
United States in Georgia died spddeny Ut seysunab on
Jues iny aged 10 yeara.
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The Grand Complimentary Testimonial
to tie Sisters Rousset this evening, Castle
Garden For full particulars Advertisement in another
column.
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on Mer Ceyal street, and get of Linen Caters,
at so inoia Rubbee, &C. for travelling. dress you
will find beautiful Cater Boots slippers, and for
children Boots aid Shoes, Of All kinds and prices
MILLER'S, 1874 Canal street.
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iolomng agolei,s NJ MAIDEN Laoe. or Broadway aI
Hudson $50 iif Greenwich street I2G
Canal street. lCU F street. sol Eishth
ton, CLARK Co. :Cl Howery 29i sixth avenue 2 Division
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The Ey..-U. toroier's onicc, rs barclay

stre", fer tho Diseases of the Rye, aud the
ms.rt.n Of ats ~ Imported from Paris OF
riot qnsy t"eodntss restored. once hours, from
; O'Clock n. N d. 2 O'clock 4. II.
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very description. The best assortment in the city, for
Ne at reduced prices Wholesale or retail, by
KELLY FERGUSON,
Manuiacturers and Importers, 2sgls Broadway.
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There are great many Daguerreans WIN claim excel
ienre oyer All Others in the business Thompson claims
ana vi reason, an equally exalted niche the temple of
lame as any one In the profession He however, charges
but onehsN the price that any other respectable
meDt charges Particular pains taken with kenesses
family groups and children. j. W. THOMPSON, $40 Broad
NAp
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asr bye tne best et discovered ies s0orss tns nar
the nun Ont IL sppea The wonderful And
certainty with ehis5 this fsg0te and oid sstrhtoo Hair
Dye p-rfors astonishing IL IN COR ssie .ppI'ed, ~
Ifcfsss.
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Comb Eaerer,, 40. 3s7 Broadway Ladies'


are tiU, examine large assortment Of
Shell ress styias Combs made to
o. de- and repaired q. j. SAUNDERS, 1857 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-30

Shoes, caters Slippers, &C. go to Z. A. BROOKS Root
and Shoe Emporium $50 Fulton street Ladies' dents,
and Slippers Of every variety and STYLE The articles
for the feet in the city, ut low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-30

Two WEEKS LATER FROM THE SANDWICH Iu.ASps.--
Advices from Honolulu 10 the 3ls Of May receiv
ed. The store Of Captain b. 4. SNOW destroyed
by FIRE the a0th Lasette & Co., MIR. Davis, and
Mcintyre & Co., also sufferers.