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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

HENRY T. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRAN
dies, liquors, and by oatnlogus on Thursday
Dee. l6 At the BALES rooms, "a Liberty street. Mt lO
oclockHoIry T. Leeds will soli without arpe
assortmsnt vines brandies liquors segars
&c, being the balance o. and consists 81
orc imported seEars various Brands also large assort
ment of sheres madeiras port maa aad other
dies tos. chocolate. &C. Catalogues the morning Of
ru1a
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THE TURF.


DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUND-TRoTTINa-
~ purse ofs will be given to come OF on Friday Des
th tor horses that $50. Milo heats
Best In In saddle Entrs to close at tho above house
~ o'clock, Thursday evening. T. LUFF, Propristor.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, HTC.


WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIDBR 10
W. now selling watches st retail A. the foilSwin9 re-
Fine Gold Lepipe Watches. holes jeweed 80.
Fine Gold Detached Levers, full jewelled. %
Gold Enamelled Watches for ladies 5n
Gold Hunting English atent Levers for gentlemen %
Gold HUI, ting Watchss which eight davs
Cola Watches in magic cases which change into shfee
different watches.
0oid which wind and sst hands without
key.
yHRGgNsEr
Watches with certificates from him with each watch, per
wArcHRs
and Levers In hunting cases. perfect time-
keepers
INDKPsrDxNr SECOND
Watches for timing horses, In geld and silver sasea
Splen did Gold Pocket
cHRoHonxrHRs.
Gold apdssilver LEVERS. DETACHED LEVERS LEyiSAss
and all other stylesgof Watches
All 81 the above for sale at retail much less than the
usual price, also all kinds Of diamond rings and
pins.
SPOONS.
Also all kinds Of gold chans pure gold wedding rings,
gold and seals gold aud pencils geld and silver
thmblss diamond rngs and pps bracelets gold leksts
gold and silver aees, brosst pins
rings silver fruit bniyss sterling M spoons cups
frkf, 30 much less than the usual proc. Watches
and jewery exchanged All watches warranted 10 Keep
good time the returned Watches, slocts and
wey repaired In the best ~ much less than shs
usual prices. 0lO q: ALLEN
II Wall street. up stairs naar Brosdwsy
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

n BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOK FOR YOUTH.-STORIKs
"A and Studies from Chrsnioe and History-By Mrs. 8. o.
Ian and Mrs Forster illustrated with many outs and
elegantly bound. "This very delightful book" Pub
Aksd BY c. RIKER 100 Fulton street, Herald Buildings
CPLENDID HOLIDAY MISREPRESENTATION rs
PARTICULARLY called % the establishment Of Mrs N y
street, DO found splendid assortment Of cake
md and also 6ps variety o. presents for
khdays sisting Of French boxes &C.
ne Broadway and street stage, pass the door
AAe establishment which 10 situated ~ the junction Of
DssadwaY and sixth No pains will DO spared TO
render II a. attractive as possible to vsitsrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

HYA2uOLIc INSTITUTE OF NEW Y0RK-ya1 SIXTH
As.asy evening December is - the stuyvssa.t ins-
49, ~ the Rev. Mr.. oyee Worcester, hsss subject
10y Stuart" Tickets Is cents 20 hsd the door
aeveDng Of the lecture The viii be devoted TO
Dss1s spsA ~ seven O'Clock, lecture at sishL
DANIEL D. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
WsHACKERAYs LHCTUREs.-fHE FIFTH LECTURE
y WI DO delivered Wednesday evening. December
sts oeloos a the Rev Nc. Ch.pins ti.ss II; Bel
Wbl ehur H. l8 Broadway Prince street Suojeos-
Issaxth Smoets and Fielding Tickets. 10 esnts eaoh
~ BE- had Of Evnns Brttas, OF q D. Francis
JAMES d. SMITH, \ oomrstsa.
JNO. u. HA LSTEAD,> oonss'
Ae nsh and last lecture will be delivered Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

yNHOLEsALE BUYERS IN CITY AND COUNTRY
w will from ten to twenty ceat By purchasing
at WIN. II. UnDEKHILLs i3o Bsoome street, coroer OF
Crosby bran dies vines whiskey gin, &c in
every variety and of various vnsgos 100 bske.s Held
lick. grape leaf Charles Heidiek, and humorous shoiss
CT Ninea.
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FURS.

UNPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE-EvERYB0DY LIKES
tolsavc their money. Well. give them chance
Tie Winter Favorites Fresh furs.- MADAME PHILLIPS
s Brosdway near Canal street begs 70 noo, tho a.tsn
psting Of sable stone martin, mountain martin ermne
snehilla mink aud varsity Of furs made
y FIRST fsshion all Of which will DO offered twenty
cent les. than horsc In the city This advantage ID
ylAn whole Of the turing 10 carried in the
pesnies Sleigh robes fur owes and riding fur costumes
III Of which will be offered cheap for cash.
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DAaUERRBOTYPEs

II NAPp's DAGUERREoTYPES-R RICH AND APPRO-
pirate holiday presents gold lockets and pins beau:
dful carer and frames at unprecedented log prices Old
cleaned and rchly reoased or Leassses
skep daily In style Of tho art at the popular
ofknapp l03 Bowery Andersons carpet sssre, and
Soo Broadway. near Prince street.
TWENTY-FIVE CENT DAGUERREOTYPEs, BY
II steam power machinery.-REES & co No 2Sp ar ad
ysy ssto, ish the public da with their art Of making
hnot superior In all respent 70 which ever bee
sssde elsewh Reese Co will drive their m v
ehinery by and enlarge fheir
- aooommod date the million
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

y House. % West Broadway, BY GIBSON LOCK
0iAson takes this opportunity of informing sporting
fnds aud the public generally that he has opsned the
alsvs house csnnectoR with l Lock- where tn, best
wines liquors will be served to them Gibson will pre-
ds behind the bar this evening after he finishes his ssk
10 attend upon his friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15
REMOVALS

ID EMOvAL.-JAMES II. BRUNDEoE TAILOR, HAS
~ removed from s3 20 $50 Broadwsy west sdc door
south Of Bleeoker street.
ID EMOvAL.-A CARD.-DR. 8. 8. FITCH, AUTHOR
~ Of lectures the prevention and OF
ssn ssthms dsenses OF the heart 30 has removed his
t6oe from 7e7 Broadway to ia Broadway. All examine
items Of the chett and hear and whole oasc medical
opinion and advice, always gratis
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xAsnW AND rOUND


500 sSs Nc ..sp.:
John Msssm The burglar has 1asrsd them Tor sale IA
Ss. .nS %
on drab o.eieoAt and in one INSTANCE ko,uth hss n
S S:nii TOP cry
lars for oods without in proper
"'A y 'A' "''' ''' JOSEPH HAGUE IL Gold ssssss
&1 REWARD. WITH THE THANKS OF THE
w s % as %. booze sosp ~ q.
unseaed letter and which Va, lost the
Bay State 70 the PSisdsiphi. S boat. -
NoTIcE TO THE PUBLIC THERE HAS BEEN A
a. s book iS't marked and ssIssrs shs p.s
name Of bearer John Will date Of month eot 18Th
T osT-wITHIN the PAST WEEK, THREE NOTES
II Of George Watts son Philadelphia, psy.s. ts .he
&C. SS ss
10, sng Or siI .o will 10
7 osT-oN SUNDAY. AFTERNOON. ON TIE SIXTH
BLACK a S o. Ia v.s, d
Five dollars win 30 paid for his Apply %
~ p chs and stewart. a,.o ,eIersa .sa
f'"'ra WI % gwen In siv Siss q Nassau sweet.
TosT-A GOLD ENAMELLED LADIES' WATCH.
with chain and pencil eStws'a as. srsss sro0n
BE- given for The same 1t No. 81 Broad way
CTOLEN--AN OvERCOAT, FROM NO. HRIvINGT0N
- street. Please send tho In II to box 2o70 Post
Office and by leaving the ooat IT the Of
Allen and Rv streets ten dollaSs viii be psd, and
questions asked.
DOAT FOUND.-FOUND ON The 9rH INST. IN
- Long Island Sound OF New Haven harbor. . olnksI
built boat about rs feet long pain ted
white with red streak around her For further nfof
nation apply to p. b. SILL, Northport, L. i.
EOUND-IN BROADWAY, ON TUESDAY MORNING,
roll Of bsnk bills, which the owner can have By
describing and paying for advertisement Apply sl
W illiam street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15
STaLEN GOODS.


CHIEFS OFFICE-THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
~ the Third District Police Court, for which
10 wanted vzFour towels, nve sheets one pill
low pair Of drawcrs one pair fine gloves ana
ne hkht grocer wagon. GEORGE w. MATSELL,
Dsa IL, 1852 Chief Of Police.
TyHIETs OTFIJE.-THE FOLLOWING GOODS ARE
~ at this ofhoe for which owner 10 wanted:-One
le1A bEAeeet, viii osmpost on heads.
GEORGE W. AATSELL. Chief Of Police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

A UCII0N NorIcE-THIS DAY, AT IF PASrTES
IA o'clock at Bogsrta taes rooms 10 Spruce strees,
will DO sOd rniture goods clothing etc. etc. Also,
to close the valuable platform scales
equal to any known. Also, slows go
1HOS. BELL Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15
SPORTING


CPORTING.-GIBsON, TEE PEDESTRIAN, WILL
- complete his wone erul task Of walking fifty bo ura this
evening At eight o'clock ut the Che Manor
of Twenty fth street ard Ninth Admission
81 cents. A band Of music will DO In atten 1sno,.
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nIssoLUTIoN:-TH Partnership HERCTor0RE
~ existing under tho trm Of Feitner e. Mspincott 10
This day dissolvcd by mutual Persons having
counts with the firm settle with either OF tho parties
DANIEL FEITEER,
WILLIAM II. LIPPINCOTT.
D. Fetner still contnuts In the commission business AZ
Me- West Warrington live dead hogs Oon-
signmcnts Of live hogs
Ne charge for yardage. d. FEITNER.
have this day associated my self With Peter Carson ana
Edward N Shields formerly Carson Shields In the
isen business At tho old stands Nos CO. g. aud "a Wesh
Washington market, New York The business wild Dc
xisA under the firm Of Csrson. Lippincott& Co.
PETER k. CARSON,
WILLIAM III. LIPPlNCOTT.
EDWARD N. SHIELDS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

CcOKs. NURSES, WALTERS, AND 0THES MALE
~ ard female ter an u.s. for every staou in arsoeoabe
familv city country provided ut the agency ooe No
under mcs influential psronsge for the protection OF
plsyers In the selection OF seryan ard the sudanoo OF
servants seek!nx situations JOHN oG ALLAGhEf.
aEnat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

EcURS AT AUCTION THIS DAY.. L. vANDE-
II WATER co. will sell, this day, At 10 & oolosk, At
No. Wall stree large and splendid assortment Of first
eass fa consisting part sable stone martin Russia
cuffs. ermne and sable gloves 60 Also sleigh robes
Prairie and Hudsons Bay wof African lynx, Polish and
genet robthe whole sold without Cor cash.
sfordipr n fin opportunity for purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

A NTHonY J DLEEcKER WILL SELL, rTns DAY
Al No. 81 Yarick, near Canal sireeti two lots OF
E,ghty-hfth street, (Yorkvis roJames street lots OF
Ninth street. - Thirty ninth street. lztth st. Get
NJ splendid WI arr property At Brooklj Wal
street Ferry; also sIook OF the Suffolk Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

UCTIGN EOTICE.-H. N. BUSH, AUcTIONERR,
"A will SELL this day, At l0 o'clock. In the saes 10
North William street. rse wsortnent OF new and second
hand furniture frm fam lies wing marble top plain
and dressing bureaus mavbe TOP sofa And nentre tables
sofa beds oouohes csrpet looking oil cloths tables
chairs, cooking
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

GEO. II. ANDREWS, AUCTIoNEER.-BY ANDREWS
~ Il Haugbey, at the sue ion Mart, $50 Broadway.
"Wednesday Dec 18TH. at BALI pat an oelaot.Postiys
sale Of rich furniture OF all descriptions fancy goods toys
iron Safes blankets snit sbee,ings 40 Att o'clock 10
eases Of swies toys, rosewood piano forte Cata
logues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

vlNHE UPPER TEN ARIsToGRACY, AND NIDDLIN0
l. CLASSES invited to call at No IS Dey street.
RoBERr l. KELLY VIM. Il. WIN DER, and examine
new Of choice Wines aud warranted to 10
unsurpassed by thing Of tho kind this continent
Also sacrament Wines for churches aud friends OF the
Ma Law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

fNURl OF CORNS, by MADAME BERNARD, NO. 167
~ Bowery east side between Broome and Delaney streets
reduced her prices order enable s,ery to be free
bunions. nails grown In the aesh &c. without
causing the least pain Persons can be ~
tended TO at home at Madame d. o residence.
lie THAT HATH BEARD Is MORE THAN
IL Boy.-whiskcrs and meustaohes you have In sir
weeks using Grahan Onguent which will make the han
grow strong and luxursat and will stain njure ths
skin 81 per botle. Bent to part Of the country
r. q. GRAHAM. Is Ann street.
IF YOU HAVE BAD DRY, or COARSE HAIR DO
j t,y two shilling bottle o. Jones' Coral Hair Restora
tive IL dresses the hair dslicossy. stops IL falling and
makes IL grow dark and fne II Ia cheap too. Depot
for JON ES' Lily white for ladies' Tone shnga box now)
f0S Broadway N Y. and l75 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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LIQgORss

On OOO BOTTLES OF BRANDIEs. WINES, WHIe-
%OsOOV key, Jamaica and st. Croix rum, cohisdam,
Swan and Lend gin, corsls syrups sss brown Stout
porter, &c all expressly for family and com
prisine the best bra nds known For sale WIN. II. UN
DERHILL, At prices defying osmpetiton, 40 Droome
atreek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

LAWYER OF TEN IEAKS STUDY AND
IA practice who notary, and commissioner FOR New
Fork and tho States would like to form eoparnerhp
with gentleman of the profession possessing capital
good brsry and office. Address Counsellor, Herald Office
DARTNER WANTED, WITH s5os:-ANY PERSON
II having the above hear Of business partly
established where $500 invested by him will prod So 900
yesry Address O. W. D. Herald on,oo sbatng plaoo Of
Interview and real name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

smsI OF Isney sooua, sutAoIc TOT .no nouays
EJENRYsH. LEEDS. AUCIIoEEER. WILL SELL AT
suction, wednesday and Thurday, Dec IS and ID
at l01 o'clock each day sales No. wall street.
last and largest sale Of the comprising in all
Of the styles and costly stauary marble goodp
just lane cd Italy selected by signor b. PAnd n
expressly for this market They will be found to BIO the
country ecnssting Of the wo Bacoants same model az
those exhibited at the Worlds Fair In Lendon the 0reeiAn
Slave Rape Of tho groups OF tho Grace after Ca
group Diana Flora after the Greeian scheo dan
wi.S 1919. oi,oR.sr. $50 ALEC large ss.'rsment q
&c. Also invoice Of India goods plated ware papsr
msche, &o
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EREECH TEACHER-wANTED, A FRENCH LADY
II n private family. give lessons in French to
a girls Apply at 81 East Fourteenth street. Of
Wnfvereitv ACC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

Lf0R sALE-A SPLENDID DaPPLE GRAY HORSE,
six years old, fne horse there 10 ~ ehe o. y.
sixteen han Il, hil warranted sunc and hnd ne would
make cnt carfya fneie horse II perfectly broken
TO III kinds of harness Inqui, Mr. Flynn stable,
No Is West thirteenth street. between Fifth and sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

~ business the subscribers offer ther whole ssees
carriages. consisting OF coaches rookaways :. nv
other this Vicinity Persons S1yas y ,.r S osn
at then re tository NO. "A Fulton ssree ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

A VERY RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A sIrUA-
ton as first rate chamberlain washer and ronsr and
10 willing to do general Homework Best Of CITY refren
given No Questions to the country Can be day
for one west, At M Bourk store, Of Twentieth
street and Frat avenue.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-11
HURSDAY MORNING MARCH II, 1852.
IFrom the Irish Americ,n.l

AsAPPEAL TO COMMON SEssE.-It won't
do. at this day, to advance an opinion without Civ
ing n reason for il. We might tell the public IN
every Issue of our paper, that HUTcHISGs' yFG-
ErABLE DYsPEPsiA BITLERs were specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
Of IL, but they would ~ beicve our ,rse d,Jd
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sonal observation and from the concurrent rsii-
Tcny Of all our friends and acquaintance who
have tried the article, or have seen IL tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, aud restorative properties
altogether unequalled. That II braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, imraIts
hrnncss 10 the nerves, and nygora,es the consii-
tutioni AM that its stimulating effect is followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stomachn which medical science has
yet given 10 mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can be had I
the agents, free.
PRIcE 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, 122 Fulton street.
In Providence. 20th inst, Mr.. Sturges Davis,
OF Providence, and Miss May n, only daughter,
Of the late Capt. Daniel Is. Barrus, of Warren,
r. ].
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-11
Die0,

In Pr violence, 9th nlt., Stmrs d., son Of
Thomas and R-becca X. Greene, sged 3 ,cars,
ii months and Is days.
In Providence, on Monday last, Mrs. Mary
Catharine Duncan. formerly Of this place, in the
29th year Of her &c.
In Norfolk, Va. 25,h ut., Passed Midshir ma
Francis Gregory, L. ). ~, eldrst son OF Com.
odore Francis II. Gregory, aged 81.
In Providence, Tuesday mnrnIr., Mas Irhec-
ca, widow OF the late Thomas Thaycr, in the 10th
year Of her age
In Wnkiord. 2Oth uit., Mr., George Fowler,
aged SO years.
In this town. on Saturday evening, after lorg
illness which she bore with Christian resignation
and iorIitude, Miss Ann ilbour, in the 72d year
other ase.
In Tyrrton, 29th uIt., Mr. Enoch Chace, for.
merly Of Pawtucket. in the 9lst year OF his age.
In Providence 9Th inst, Mrs. Abby r, Tay-
lor, wife ofMr. Wm. Tay ylor, in the 4iih year
Of her rage.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, sc,

H. GrneraI Assembly, Jdny Ne's., 1902.
TTPON tn. petition Of Powell u. tsrIeLier
Y Jeremiah Hazard aud Others, for an act 81
incorporates; Tor tie Impo,e oi establishing a
communication hy steam yessclr or otherwise,
hom Newport To South kincstovn, h the name
Of th, "Naraggusctt, CoTnmicwt aud Newport
Steam Ferry Company"
vutei aud Resolved that the said = ition and
tn. bi accomp my ing the same, be cOntlnu ii IN.
al tho MAJ S,rsion ~ the General hs,,nlk. and
thu ~ the mean time the petitioners Lly, uuii,t
Of The prndcncy thereof, b, pulIi,hms - c,ty 81
IN vote, lor thr,. s,rc,ss.yr h and within
six wcek, after ~. rising cf The Ter, raj ASSN.
hlv, in the Herald nl the 1imes, nnd in sou,
paprr printed in Providence
True Cop,,-Whne,s,
mii sw A. POTTER. serN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-11

REVIVAL OF BUSINESS IN NEWPORT
We are pleased to learn that tie Cod
dng,on Mill, which has been stopped
for several months past, in consequence
Of the uniavorable condition o. the man
uiacturng business, will resume opera
lions this day; and we trust the Com
pany will be able to run their Mill with
out loss, until there is some further i'm
provement in the times.
The Mill employs upwards Of 200
hands, and we are informed that good
weavers are wanted, and that hands in
soMe other branches will find employ
ment at The Mil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-11

OF time MANY eminent pnNsUmils 40 moi hcti-
tate to acknov ledge its superiority, and with en-
tire confidence To- recommend IL to their PATIENTS,
as "A superior preparation, which has been tundtv
be percctly SAFE, convenient, and highly efica-
cio,s i'm a diseases Of The Ihgoot, Lnngs, and
Chest. One who has used il this speaks Of n,
"CLINroN PARK, \. Y, Dc. 70, 1850.
Messrs Reed < Cutler Nearly zen years
ago had violent attack o. inflammation Of the
lungs, which was treated by my ply scians " i'll
the most powerful remedies M with little tfect
for the abatement of violent pains about INV chest,
Nv cougfi was almost ncCssant, accompanied ith
cxpectoraton of the most putiid and offensive
Kind, part of the time mixed with blood, both
of dark and pink color. Seve,al large ulcers
broke on my lungs, which came near suilocatine
me. had continual night swcats, and was re-
duced almost To a skeleton. My case was consd
cred hopeless, not only by the ply sicians, but by
all who saw me. Accidentally hearing from a
neighbor Of the effects which the Vegetable Pull
monary I,alsam had produced in a similar case,
was induced to try IL. Before ] had used
bottle ] began to imnrOSe, aud 10y the nse OF
four bottles was restored to usual health. had
used a variety Of other medicin's Which gave me
no relief. A few weeks ago was similarly at.
tackled, aud am using the Balsan With the
same hrm6cial rcsvlts. This state n,nt is uD,o-
lici,cd aud It costs you nothing, but II II will le
of any service To ANY one, my object IL accomplish
ed Yours, &C.,
(Signcd) 'WA. L. NOXEN,'P NJ"
Nov. I, 1851 New Certificates, TO almost
any extent, might bc added ii d, cmed necessary;
bni the propreisrs ic that the article has lccon O.
50 universally we'll known, aud its virtues So gei-
Grail, acknowledged by physicians aud olheIs, NJ
to make II unnecessary H. oirr, ai ihis time, fat
ther proof of the merits oi lhIs highly poi uar
iice.
~. BEWARE OF oFUOUNTERFEITsA AND
mi rArIONS, smh as CARTlR's Cos-
p,UND PuLsoNARy BaLsAN, hMrRIcLB
PuLmoSARY BALsam, and Others, in part bear
ing the name Enquire br the nticls by iis
whole nan c, the
"NEGEl ABhE PULMONARY BALS
aud pcc that has the written signature oi wv.
Joss CU1L n upon ye4ow laLcl, IN the blue
wrappers. Each bottle and seal IL sinnps
" Vegetable 4 ,imonary Bal-nm. T"
pnpn,d by REED, CUTLER co, Ini
u ,r,crs nd Wh"lr,aL Drihrs IN Medicines,
Paint., Chemical. and Dye Siuns, - India Sue' /,
Boston. aud sold by Druggi.ts, Apolhecaiiss, anu
County Merchants generally. for asicular.
and rrconmrn latiba-. see a pamphlet scc,mTan,
ing each bottle Price 10 c'hs. For sale IN
Ncwpnrt by &. g. &. HAZARD and H.
TAYLOR. no 6m
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HERALD OF THE TINES NEWPORT, R
BosroN, March 9.

BOSTON, March D.
The revenue officers having in charge
the British steamship America which
arrived at this port yesterday, discovered
last evening between four and five thou
sand dollars worth Of lace goods which
hod been illegally taken from the steam
er Tor the purpose OF smuggling.
The goods were found se ;reted in a
wagon, among the dirty linen OF the
ship, which was to be- sent to the laund-
ry. The goods are of rich and costly
description and the America has bee n
seized, by order oflhe collector. No ar
rests have as yet been made.
PHiLApELLHiA, March 6.
Mr.. Bella Badger died this morning in
the Quaker Insane Asylum at Frankiord.
WAsnINoToN, March 9th.
A writer in the lntelligencer, recently
returned from California, states that
the report OF the Utah revolution being
but repetition of the old troubles, il
untrue, as the news of the first rupture
was received full eight weeks previous,
there being regular monthly mail be-
tween Salt Lake and Sacramento. The
news did not at all surprise the people
OF Oregon and California, as open
defiance, on the part of the Mormons TO
United States authority. had been mo.
mentarily looked for. Unless govern
ment takes very d ciied measures ia
this Case, immense damage to lie and
property must ensue.