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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-25

IL FOR NEW Y0REz-FIRsT PACKET
sSz@-Virginia line of New Work and Rich
mond E'aclets.The regular fast sailing packet scbr
MERCHANT, Capt. G. w. Couch now loading and hav.
ing the greater portion Of her cargo engaged and going
on board for balance freight of 500 packages Tobacco
apply to Captain board Ralston Peasants wharf
OF 10 DAVID CURRIE.
NH
esz FOB NEW OEsLEA Ns.-FIRST
ss.as PACKET. Virginia and louisiana Liae-To
sail positively the 25t instThe regular fassailing
packet barque CYANE Capt. Jesse Loveland, now land
lug and will sail above For freight cabin Or steerags
passage having superior apply to cap
tain onboard, at Dunlop Moncure & Co.'S wharf to
DAVID CURRIE,
CHAS. T. WORTHAM & CO, or
NH HASKINS d LIBBY.
stf4zs FOB s0sT on The fine, fast sailing
s&schr MOZARK Capt. Reid will be ready to receive
freight IN few days and sail with all possible Dispatch
For freight, apply to ROBT. RANKIN
mh 10 Corner 22d and Water st.
s1$szzs WANTED.The bulk of 800 barrels to mako
nh up cargo Tor Charleston $ C. ARpl K to
-Ssas4s EO. BOs N-FUs1 PackcI-The re-
sss=s guiar packet schr MERCY TAYLOR Captain
Nckersoa now loading and will sail with dispatch For
balance OF freight of 800 packages tobacco apply to Cap
tam on board at Ralston & Peasants wharf, or to
NH II DAVID cURRIE.
.es75s FOB CHARLESTON, .. C.The fine
go fast sailing schr b E. SHARP Capt Sharp snow
ready to receive freight above and will sail with all
RoB'T RANKIN,
IN FOR BENT an excellent brick Dwelling
.Il House, on 9TH street nearly opposite the resi-
dence Of Conway Robinson Esq and at present occupied
by Mr. n Pondexter. Possession will be given the first
OF April. TOLER & COOK,
NH II General Agents
~ FOR RENT-Tho corner tenement of the
- block of houses Franklin and I'd streets This
house is in good order contains 10 good sized rooms and
small rooms, with all needfal outhouses carriage house
and stable Apply to JAMES GRAY.
Also, for rent lease for term years one enclosed
acre lot IN Sidney, opposite Mr.. Guests flower garden
Apply to JAMES GRAY
NH 1t
- FOR RENT.-The iormerresdence of Mr. Peter
iii. Cotom deceased, situated half mile west of IL .
city atthe West cornerofr Rutherford farm offered
for rent Theimprovenens extensive and convenient
and there is large andrich lot of land attached which
fruit trees, &c
We ask particular and early attention to this beautiful
and muchto bedesred situation For apply to US
TOLER & COOK,
jas General Agents
"a FOR RENT OHs sAHE.-The very capaci
and convenient house known as "Persicos,"
occupied recently by Mrs. Meades school, Marshall
and 9th streets
Also the brick house adjoining my residence 18th
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-25
FOIsRENIT Oa sAs.E.-T

"a FOR RENT OHs sAHE.-The very capaci-
L. Gus and convenient house known "Persco's"
occupied recently by Mrs Meades school, Marshall
and 9th streets.
Also, the brick house adjoining my residence on 5fh
street recently the property of Mrs Myers Several dei-
rabe additions andimprovements will be made for good
tenant. Apply to Mrs Taylor Richmond, by letter,
Hanover Court House, to
29-2awts GEORGETAYI
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-25

q ALE OF "A BRICK DWELLaNas ON
~ JACKSON STREET-Will be sold on TUESDAY
afternoon the 30th March, 1852 upon the premises com
mencing at half past o'clock, the brick dwelling on
jackson street. lately occupied by Mr. James Veale The
calculated for large family Terms accommodating and
made known at the sale.
NH 23-tds w GODDIN Anct
ROGK AUCTEON.-Will be sold at our sales
Id room on MONDAY evening, commencing at half
past seven o'clock, the 29th inst valuable library be-
longing to gentleman who intends leaving the CITY,
In the collection will be found standard works
ALEX MOTT & CO. Aucts
ADDITIONAL
Immediately after the sale of Books, will be sold
8 gold lever and escapement Watches
ALEX MOTT & co,
NH 25 Arc+s
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-25

entuclky, No. 69-GapitaL s3oooo
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-25

entucky, extra, No. 71-Capital: $3.50.
7s Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81
TUEsDAY-Ke ntuciy. No es-Capital sao,657. rs
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets So
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF rsgCEHN9ND.

HIGH WATER AT O'CLOCK, A NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

a yonng gentleman, a stranger in
the city OF Baltimore recently entered a
fashionable church, passed up The mid
die aisle, and down The side without re-
ccivng T reques. TO take seat. A
few moments after he rc-eniered with IA
large block ulon lis shoulder, AS he
could well slag9cr under hls counter,
anrc was Immovenhlc, again the good
people stared, and halt ruse from their
seats with u cir keUls in their hands.
Al lerglh he placed the block in the
very centre OF The principal passage,
and seated himself up,n il. Then for
the first time Tho rel roach was felt.
Every rev door in the church was
thrown open Tut no, the stranger
was II grnllcnaG-hc came no, there
Tor dlstnrhance-he moved not-smied
not but preserved tie utmost decorum
until the services were concluded. when
he deliberately shoudcled his block.
and TO the same slow si,r, lore j, of
and rel Laced it where he found il. Tie
congregation is now tie most attentive
anj polite TO strangers Of any in Amer
lea.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

Jessee Merwin, the original Of Irv-
ing's inimitable hero, Ichabod Crane"
died at Kinderhook on the Sth inst, ut
the age of 10 years. The Kinderhook
Seminal contains the following obltu-
AIRY notice OF the deceased.
Mr.. Merwin was well known in this
community AS an upright, honorable
man, in whom rlcre was 10 guile. lie
was Tor many years a justice Of the
peace, the duties oi which he discharg-
ed with scrupulous fidelity and con-
scienlious regard TO the ust claims of
sullor', ever irowning upon those whose
vocation il is TO " ierment discord and
rcrpex right. Al an early period of
his Lille, and while engaged in school
teaching, he passed much Of HE time il,
the Society OF Washington Irving then
receptor in the family Of the late
John Van Ncss, OF this town Both
were engaged in congenial pursuits,
and their residences being only short
distance apart, the author ol the Sketch
Book frequently visited the " Old
School House, in which Squire Mer-
win" was employed in teaching the
young idea how to shoot, and subse-
quenlly iinmortalized his name by max.
ing him the hero OF one Of his inimitabe
tales" The Legend Of Sleepy Hol-
low"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

T The following we copy. from the
Bos ION Times of the 22d and 23d. We
see nothing concerning the matter in
any other Boston pnrcr, but conclude
i,om the nature Of the last article that
the "Times" have some reliable inior-
nation concerning this tragedy.
APPALLING RuMoR- PROBABLE SUI
eide oFA CLERGYMAN.-A rumOr has
been in circulation for two or three days
pas, relative TO the dccease OF very
disting q guished divine, brother TO gci-
tlcman whose violent death created such
an immense excitement throug oul the
country three years ago. II vas prin'
ted in the newspapers that The divine
died suddenly of disease Of the heart,
but il has since been stated Mdt he conn.
mitted suicide By hanging, and that tie
deed was conSummaled in his own baih'
room,
We give this as rumor which has
been circulated without contradiction
since Friday last and il it L. not true
the friends OF the family should have
contradicted it before this. There l. a
krcat deal olmystery about. The affair,
aud we trust II will be cleared up.
The Second (Pumored) Tragedy IN
the Parkman Edmiiy.-We yesterday
referred to the painful rumors curr Ell,
in the city concerning the reported un
t;miIy and rag;cal end ola reverend
divine well known in this comm, nifty.
The statement in yesterdays Times
created a deep sensation. IL has not
hcen contradictcd nor has any attempt
at explanation in regard to it been made;
and we, therefore. presume II to be sub
.stantially correct. Ii is a grevious
task 10 be compelled TO bring before the
public deeds of this description but
our duty as faithful Journalists demands
it. The position OF no person, in llie-
no matter tow mean nor how exalted
sha,l deier us from stating facts ca!ru-
lated to have profound effect upon
eociety - especially when the moral
tone and religious sentiment that ought
TO pervade all classes are jcopardized
by silence.
We shall Immediately begin the task
Of tcrret,ing out the circumstances oi
the fearful tfansac ton; and as they aP-
pear TO us sc. shall. thy be lresc..led to
our readers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
NEW & IMPROVED
CHIMNEY PIECES

PII ST. BIS
PIrE SLABS
Manufactod of .Stons by RE
pENRIlN MtREI T. COMPANY


PENRlli n MARBI T. COMPANY.
THESE CHIMNEY PIECES AND PIER
i SLABS are new and beautiful ARTICLES, suIe-
rior in appearance and finish To an, other IN the
market can I've made oi ANY dIneus IONS, ant!
are sold at low prices. They are very highly
polished, rctai their beauty much longer tnan
the common marble, and not injured de-
fcedby coal, gas, smoke ar acids. Since their
intro ducton, "A large numher have been sold and
have given general satisfaction. The labor ic-
qiircd to keep them good order Is very slight,
~ they do not become disco orcd like other kinds
Of marble. The stone used ia their manufacture
is imported from England, where ii is very cN'
tcnsycly used for Architectural purposes. having
bccn known to last tor centuries. Ii docs not
partakc ui the bittcnrss of common marr, lrug
tou.,, strong aud durah.r, and thus r. rlccly w,l
adapted VI chimney pieces, &c. 1hls stone by
n pcculrar process, ..Winll, cnaiurihd, ~
imitation oi the inrst Egypian-ihc euaInr be-
ing 81 iirnl, Incorporated with TIA" stone that II
becou"s pe, mancnt.
The Cnrqmlrd polish AMI appearance oi these
Ch,mney Pieces anl the confidence with which
ih' have thus Car been used, give The iaIrrs, cv-
ilcnce that the 4, nh,n Marble, hy IL. many
advantages, will "a no distant day supcrScdc the
Use OF he Egyptian.
Picr Slabs auI Shelves for Parlnrs, Chambers
&c., together III hronz,'d aud other kinds Of
Brackets nf variou4 p 'tte ~, furnished Ia order.
Architects, Buihirr-, aud all othc,s invited
to examine thcm.
Samples may be- seen ~ the store nf
BLISS X > Tan .iOrE, AGENTS.
% lii Thames -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
HERALD OF THE TIMES,
THURSDAY Nov. 25th 1852.

ANOTHER OUrRAGt.-Mr. Stephen
c. n while on HE way home about half
past II o'clock Monday night was seiz
cd by two soldiers beionging 10 Fort
Adams one oi the soldiers took held
oi his throat aud kicked him in The st0m-
ach, taking his strength entirely from
him after which one Of them attempted
TO stick a knife into him hut was pre-
vented by the thick wadding in his coat
which was cut entirely through and at
come Icng,h The soldiers then left
and were joined BY another oi their par
ty. The police are taking measures TO
arrest the rascals. 1t is only IA few
nights ago that some of these soldiers
made an outrageous assault upon the
Sheriff and his officers and now they
have made another, ol an entirely un-
provoked nature, and il something is
not speedily done, there will be no sale
ty to any one in the streets during the
evening or night. The officers at Fort
Adams, knowing Of the repeated violn-
lions Of the law by the soldiers, are
guilty Ola great negligence Of duty in
allowing them to come to town during
the evening or night.
We trust that the Town Council will
Immediately pass a law prohibiting Uni.
ted States soldiers from visiting the
town alter sun-down, and authorizing
their arrest and commiltal TO Jail if they
are found here aft that hour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
dAdrrte0.

In Newburyport, Nov II, by Rev. Mr.. Med
berry, Mr. Moses X Foss, kye, n II to Miss
Mary Towns nd, Of Newport, II.
At Rn.bury, on Tuesday, Nov. 10Th, by ri.
Rev. Bishop Eas'b m and Nv DIR. Wayhnd,
Joan q. Neil Esq, of Columbus, Ohio, to Anra
NJ. Coolidge, darsh or of lIcnry Rice Esq Of
Boston.
At Wilkesb,rrc Pa. 9Th ult, Lieut.. J. G.
Bcou nom, OF the y. >. Navy, TO Mes Frances
G.. daughter Of The Ey. Johi Dorrance.
In Providence, 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Moulton, Charles !. Gar,ncr and Cuoline NJ.
Pitcher, all of tha, cIiy.
In Providence, ll,h inst, hy the. Rev. Mr..
Swain, Mr.. Walter B. Chapinand Miss Fannie L.
Vail. both Of that city.
Ia Dedham, 10Th inst, J. Davenport Hay
ward. Esq, of Boston, and Miss Mary W. Gris-
void, daughter If tn, late RI. X v. Bishop Gris-
void.
In Taunton. 4ih inst Mr.. Elijah Gregory. OF
Taunton, aud Miss Elizabeth +. Cornell, Of TN-
erton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
Erom n Y Moining Starl

TRULY ALARMING The City Inspectors
weekly returns exhibit fearful array of deaths
by diseases o, bc stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly indirectly from imperfect digestion
The human body can no more he in healthy
state en- the stomach is disordered, than a
watch can keep true time when its handspring is
injured. And how readily and painlcssly the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
can be regulated and restored 10 thcir ,ull vigor
The alternative and cordial properties Of llurCH-
INGs' VEGETABLE DysPEPsIA BITTERs will
accomplish this Object with rccison and GER
tainty that Justify us in pronouncng ii infillble.
The accordsnt testimony OF all who have been
wise enough TO give ita trial, bear us out in the
assertion. The proof of its efficacy does not rest
upon the statement Of \ few patients, bu upon the
voluntary declaration of thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates o.remark-
able cures. and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can lie
had of the agents, free.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
Principal Office, 2Fulton street, Ny.
Juncl 3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
D-ie0,

In this town, l7Ih inst, Mrs. Elizabeth Mays,
in the SIth yerr oi her age.
At New Yo,k, on the 10Th Mrs Elizabeth
E.ul, aged IS years, widow of the late John Eail.
In Pawtuxei, l7th inst, I,ebccca Manchester,
wife Of Elder job Manchester, aged 62 years and
3 mos.
In Warren, on Tuesday last, Ellen fa'cs,
daughter OF Mr. Nathan L. Cole, IN the 10th year
OF her age.
In New Bedford, 29h ult., Mr.. William Grim
mel, Grrrr'y of Little Compton, X. L., aged So
years, 5days, soldier ofthc revolution.
IL Lowell, iih inst. Mr. Philip T., son Of Mr..
Gideon White, of Tiverton, aged IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
lMPORTAN To DYSPEPrlCS.-
DR., J. :. llOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice.
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions Of Baron LlEBlG. the
erea, IhysicIo- ical Chemist, by J. :.
HOUGIlTON, NJ. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
riON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
Err COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
aud DEBILITY, curing after NATURE S
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlels cOntanrnp Scienlf, evidence OF It's
calue, furnished by agents gratis. Sec no
among the medlca' advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

Home and Wife on SATURDAY Night.
Happy is a man who has little home
and lille angel IN it Of Saturday
night. A house no matter how little,
provided 1t will hold two or so-no mat
ter how humbly furnished, provided
there is hope in it let the winds blow
close the curtains
What if they are calico, or plain
white without border, tassal, or any
such thing Let the rain come down
heap up the fire. No matter if you
haven't candle to bless yourself with,
for what beautiful light glowing coal
makes, reddening clouding, shedding a
sunset through the little room just
enough 10 talk by not loud, not loud as
in the highways; not rapid, rs in the
hurrying world, but softly, wispcringIy
with pauses between, Tor the storm with.
out and the thoughts within 10 ill
up.
Then wheel the sofa round bcf,re the
ire--no mater. if the sofa ~ u settee,
uncushioned nj that, il so be it s ust
long enough for two, or say two and
halt, with the two or two and halt in
il.
Under such circumstances. and AT
such Il time, one can get at least sixty.
nine and halt statute miles nearer
kingdom come than any other point
in this world laid down in the Matte
Brun.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION. - We
give below the returns which we have
received OF the renewed bdlloiings for
he choice of represcn tatlves yesterday
in the various towns Of The State which
failed to make elections previously. Our
returns include very large proportion
of the towns in which there were trials
and they enable us to give our readers
the very gratifying intelligence that
there is clear whig majority in the
House over all opposition, Of thirteen. A
largs number OF towns, entitled to about
ole hundred representatives are return
ed as having made no choice yesterday.
Thiriy-seven Wings ana twenty-five
oppos. ton members were elected. These
numbers added to previous ioo,inss,
make the House sand loS Wings to
l25 opposition, the latter class inc uding
ID anii-coaItion democrats.
The Senate stood previously 10
Wings to coalition. and the vacancies
will now OF course be filled on joint bal
lot wi'h Wings in all the districts where
they are the constitutional Candidates.
The election OF Wing Governor is
;hus rendered certain.
This result is the more gratifying
since the Wings suffered Il part Of their
ticket to be defeated in Boston, thus en-
dangerIng the whole result. The
Wings oi the country towns have done
nobly Bost. Adr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
Wilbor's Com ,l.ud Of
PUDECUD LIVER OIL
AND LIME.

CURr FOR toSsUMPTIoN, 'otG GHsy' OIL,
AsrHM., .,BnoNeHi ,';istkAi ptniL-
ny Asp ALL sCkoFULogs iiuhohs.
Vie proprietor has succeeded (rop direct ma
of Professor Stone, in combining ih' Oil ~
LIME ~ perfectly that the taste "i the 'hi which
is sv n,uscou-. to ber-ons erm,all,. ~ -nin"'y
ovrrcolls., and can hg iahen 'n the most i'i'ii-
cate lcnl;slrr VI pl.'~pc. AMI rs rrgarls the
l,er.tit of TN "a. ,rle the char nii the f"l-
living ease, 10y Pr1,ersW SiNe. ~ snihcirnt TO
corvince tn mp-t scepiic,l. The young 'aiy
was - wears % age.
"llar uisedsc wLs one uf nnnlScd phthisis,
which had been expected to terminate ~ tie
course of "A few months fatally. "'hr upper part
oiboth Ia lung. WAS hlLd With tubsioas, and ia
some places w.'e h'glnn'g IL soften. The e"se
was evnie th h,d one. e treatment of '"'t
Liver Oil Wa at first used, bu with ~ mark Il
improvcm ut. 7l,e Phosphate # Lnrc was then
administered with the Oil, and the result. ~ "a
the case ol m,n, others, was s",n atJalcut 80
TIE patient WAS rapidly gering we'll.
T.is preparation d"s not l,kr the God LAYER
o., hccurve ancid which axes Il v'rl drs'.'.~
bic fot Pc.Saas uavv,ling as 1t Keeps Iroah ior
long tInr.
BE sure aud ."t the genuine, Manufactured only
by ALEN'K IS. " iLBOR, Chrinitj, 40 -Uurt
Street. Boston.
a.. Ri TiZARD s co., Ag ms iog Newport
sd vicinity. fi'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
STOVES, RANGES. FURNACES,
CRATES, TIN WARE, Nt.,

No. 10 THAMES sTRLET.
V'IIE ,ub cribrr having purchase Il and fitted
i the tore \o. l2O Thames street, and r'iur-
nlshed his Manutacioil w,h the III - i'm rove d
~ rhiery, respectful, gne- u,tc, Ia the clIihens
ui Newport, aud yIcIn ", that he H. prepared ~
execute i'll d'.rs in his Inc tn despatch and
in wurkmaullkr mdnHr n Il al prc"s which
dcfies comp,u,ion. His Ware F"' ns have leen
revlcnished and present M oi the hrgcs' ,arie-
IL = ~ the state
,OOnING STOVES Great care has been
b stowe in the selection from the many patterns
Of Cooking Stoves, of those best adapted To- this
market, anon which may he found the Improved
Rhode Island Aw.tgh,, AngIo-Sa>on, What
Cheer, Old COLONY, fremont, High ST. Furnace
and various other patterns.
PARLOR x CHAMBER STOVES ~ nong
his assortment oi Parbr and { thawber >iO>rr
NAV be ioun all the desirable and improved pat
terms. combining brantN aud economy.
RANGES AND DFURNACES.-Thosc wish.
ing Ranges or Hot Air Fmn1ces, would do well
10 exanin, his assoi itnent bciuIe purchasing, us
his acencys in this line enables him to offer RAE
inducements.
PARLOR CIR tTES.-A large assortment,
embracing all the new and beautiful Grsigns, va
rying in prce from - To 30
KITCHEN FURNISHING WARE Tin,
Britannia, and Japan Mare of every dcsrriI tion,
constant, on hand OF made tO ordcI ~ shUIt -
tIce.
Chain Pumps, We'll Curls, aud every article
usually found ~ snch est hlishmcut IL her" Of
tered at prices which AZ low ~ al ANY stone III
town for tae same quil, al . "ds
Particular attention pdId To the ting oi Fur
naccs, Ranges aud stoves, ani Repanins oi I'm
aud Sheet lron Ware.
Of i2O Thames Suoet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
RHEUMATISM CURED.

THOUSANDS ofcases have been cured with
in the ra-t year comprising every seeming form
oi tins dresdiul liseasc from the recent riiJnlna-
tory (,cu,c) attended with swelling aud enlarge
mrn,s o the joints To old chronic cses oi {, ON
ten To forty yeas standing, cripplcs ior years long
since given up hy Eminent Physicians both IN th's
coun, y aud Lurope. This has bee" done b. the
use ui a lew bottr- of
MOHTIMORES RIIEUM kTlC COMPOUND
and Blood Purifier, winch is a vegetable spirit
alone. Those inflicted are invited 10 call our
agent aud examine csiimoniLls from Physicians
aud Others Of aish standing, giving un'ioub,ed
evidence f. The virtue Of this great remedy
Sold by Batch & > n, n,rrnv'dencc; J. Russell,
Fall River; &. F'illmm =, WO"nsocket and by all
the principle Druggists IN the I. :.
X. :. HAZARD 4 CO., sole Agcn, tor New
port.
W. V. ALEX tNDER & co,
SLY proprctors, y. lmk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25
GLORIOUS NEWS
TIE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
YET MADE :

PllllllPS' IA TENT LIQUID GLUE,
ror Carpenters, Brush MAhcrs, Runk Bind,r :,
Cibn"t Makers, llousckc,Icis. ! ru,elsis, Sc.
rhis b n.a Paicm Gluc, IN Liquid sta,c, AZ
ua,s read, Tor use requires 40 hrr; " Is hce
iron, smrll, aud VII keep liquid ~ any clinnt
It also acts ~ CrmrrI lnr Wood, Stunr, CHINA,
Glass, Iron, M.rbir, Paper, ~ say ,uhstIncc as
/, paste ~ gum II stanls un' quilird; MS rcpulas
tinn whenever II has btcn intro hwrd, j. ui ihr
6,.t order, - saving io Ne hmics d, nbscry
able nj first sight. We ollrr hi-rai Inducements
a. Harlw are mrn, Stitinnrrs Dug gglsiS, Sc, aud
yuirant,e g IL io rnsl tess. u, 20 cI crn than com.
mon ordinary Glue. We are making arIHug,
ncnls fpi this Fall radc aud country merchants
Ni,l do we'll ,o a,ie,d to ih, innrdlhcl,. We
are establishing sob Agents ~ al pnpuluus towns
th~ung iuut the United States. So'u ~ Bottles {
three sizrs, and also b, the Gallon. Small siui.
plies sent 10 Az, part ui tlv Unled States, carrogs
Tree
Also, the british Furni,Me Polish. IN hoi'lcs
,fthoe sees. Country Mcrch'ni,, attcn to ,hr
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CHOICE WINES AND IJoroRs

TiE subscribcr wuul inform hs former Gus
TONERS aud all Who mr ~ want oi the ab'vc ~.
iclcs, ih,t he !. prepared ~ itward ihcir urdcis
L. his friends IN New Ymk, irnm whom they caa
receive tree e nll c"si 80 transportation,
CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS. put ~ ir
convenient packages nj the ssme riics and Of
the same qualities ,hni The, have brcn sccu.,-m
ed ~ have dnscik lro'n hlnsed.
wa X. =. MARKER,
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