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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

GrThe friends OF the Maine Law
are scattering their lecturers through
cut all parts oi the State, for the rur-
pose o. endeavoring TO stir up The people
and induce them to vote against the
repeal ofthc Law, IA the April election.
We do no, believe that the Legislature
had "A constitutional right to submit this
question to the people F; the people dele
gate their over TO their representatives
10 make laws, aud the representatives
cannot delegate that power back to the
source from whence they derived ii.
However, the question is to Re voted
upon. right or wrong, and We trust all
sensible and Sell-IisIosed men, who
respect the rigiLs ol citizens AMI the
wisdom of the Cous,i itutional provisions
oil the lard will vote in favor Of repeal
Ing so unjust, oppressive and monstrous
q law. Let every man vote, and thus
put an end 10 such iniquitous legislation.
Ii this is not done, these ianhtical re-
formers will assume s,ili broader and
bolder stand, and they will next declare
what we shall cat and wear, and what
Church we shall attend. We appeal to
all true Rhoi!e Islanders 10 vote Tor the
repeal of this law, and thus preserve the
purity of freedom in ali respects Tor
which the State has always been 30
eminen'y conspicuous since the. days of
Roger Williams.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
From \ Y, Morning starr

TRULY ALARMISG The City Inspectors
weekly returns exhibit a fearful array OF deaths
by diseases OF the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly or indirectly from imperfect digestion.
The human body can 10 more be in a healthy
state W en- the stomach is disor,eicd, than a
watch can keep true time when its mansprIng is
Injured And how readily and painlessIy the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
can be regulated and restored TO their lull Vi or!
The Alternative aud cordial properties Of llUTcH-
ISGs' VEGETABLE DYsPEPsIA BiTTERs Will
accomplish this object with a recision ard err
tanty that Justify in pronouncing IT 'niail DE-
The accoriant t. stimony oi all who have L',n
wise enough to give ita tral, bear Us ont ~ The
assertion. The proof OF its efficacy dora not rest
upon the statement OF icw pstl'nt. tut upon the
voluntary declaration OF lApu.ands.
Circuars, containing the certificates oircmark-
able cures, and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can lie
had of the agents, free.
Price 30 cents per bottle.
Principal Once, 1872 Fulton street, NY.
Junet3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

The New York Tribune is to be en-
Jagged TO the size oi the London Times,
AMI printed on similar type. IL Is COM
peiIed to this agrecble necessity by The
.,nstun, pressure OF advertisin. patron
age. The Tribune IL now worth
$500, 600, and by the enlargement, it
will probably rise TO the value Of hall
~ million III year or two. Any one
OF It's advertising columns is reckoned
to he worth between S2,5 500 and $4,000
per year. It's rates OF advertising
have recently been advanced rs and
100 per cent
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
TFrom the Irish Am.ric,n.I

ASAPrnAL TO CoMsOS SEssE.-lt wont
10, at this day, to advance an opinion without gv
iag a reason ior il. We might tell the public IN
every issue of sur paper, that HUToHINGS' VIC
ErABLE DysrEPsIA BiTLERs were specihc
Tor indrges,on asd all the diseases growing OFT
Of IL, but they would n believe our ipse ''"
without We gave them the why and the where.
fore. We therefore stirc, a. the result Oi pet
sonal observation and from the concurrent tr-ti-
ircny of all our friends and acquaintance who
have tried the Article, have seen IL tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether uneqiallcd. That IL braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, imparts
6rmness to the nerves, and invigora,cs the consti-
tuition; IN that it, stimulating effect j. fIllowcd
by ma reaction. We therefore consider il The
very best stornachp which mo .ical science has
yet given to mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, aud the hi2h estimation in which this
Medicine 10 heid 10y the public press can be had oi
the agents, free.
PR,cg.5 CENTS PtR BorrLr.
rlisc,cal oaiee, is2 fnhon tr,,'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
COMM ERClAL MUTUAL
INSl RANCE COMPANY,

PEoyIpEHcE, II. !.
Oflioe in Franklin House corner of South Main and
College streets.
Insure against Fire aud Marine Risks on ~ iaYers-
bic terms as other sto' Companies.
CAPITAL 10000.
THIS Company ufIogGs N. same security as other
stock Companies with The additional HCSEIiagr ~
the Insured ul sharing equally with the rlo' HI, dss
iu the Nett Earnings Of "a. business, without my ia
biiity Ia asst ssIucht.
EIKE( TORS
Thomas Hardness, Amos Beckwth,
Ouay Taft iienry LiIInu,
Truman Beckvith, Hosea Bsiluu, Jb,
Thomas J. stead, Henry g.. MHhcw.on
" llau A Robinson, James G. Anthony,
james y. Smith, John n Mmnn,
A, r. Dixie, Bshisl Day,
BIllirgs IsrtOw, IGwmd ltHrfc,
Char'rs II. pbLncy, Ccmge " thaKIr,
huirs l.. tishrr, lil'am j. Eus.
Cyrus Taft, JuseIhl arrtntrr,
CSrus u. Manchester, seth iad,lIod,
Earl 7. Mason.
TI'N - EAEkNESS FresiGrht.
GEc. G. ABS' II, StrA.
Application per mail tor Insurance ~ this Compx
ny Will rertNc pTUlnlt attention.
f23 d&w -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

CULTURE OF PoTAroEs IN BERMUDA
BY the late dates from Bermuda, we
learn that the crop which now exci,es
the most interest and attention, and
from which the greatest results are an
hcfpated is the potato. The import OF
that esculent from the United States,
exclusively Tor planting, has reached
no, less Than 5000 barrels, or $1,000
bushels. Tn, Bermuda potato crop OF
ihis yeai, from present appearance,
bids lair TO be twice al large as any
hitherto raised.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY,

r Ii was known mlny years ago that the wild
cherry tree of this climate possessed valuable
mediv4nal properties. Indeed, this iaei Mas
known to the aboiig ineS, aud decociiun Ot the
leaves bark oil TINS tree has ever been regarded
by their sicians Une Ui the most eitt cu To-
nsIics 4 many d,se enscs. This fact several Years
sincc, arrested the attention Of ID. " NIstni, IA
highly respectable practitioner Of Wing ina. Es
investigated with care, the healing p,"i eitos Of
the Wild Chcry--tested IT'S effects hen admin
istered alone, and when III combination with 9TH
er remedial agents. lie found that it's natural
virtues might be- greatly improved, and hy COM
bin,ng It with ing, cdcnts, whose properties wcls
welt proved ana generally recognized. a medicine
was produced which Constitute "a remedy oi great
value in pulmonary affections and dlsca,cs oi the
chest and throat discaseS which are prove' bal
" prevalent in our cities and lu &c towns, and Of
ten prove fatal, swelling The Slils OF II or-hy To
a,,nbch greater extent than Athe case With most
others, We had almost said al ether glasses Of
diseases.
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE PUR-
CHASING.
The genuine Balsam is put iH battles, n'ith the
words"DK WIS1Ak'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY" rhila." blown in the eIass.-e"ch
bottle bearing u label on the front, with the sig
nature Of
IL. WISTAR, NJ. ID.
This will be enveloped hereafter with wrap
per copyright secured ls4i, ON which will awa!:
appear the written signature Of 81. BUTTS"
Any one counterieitins the label or wIarIu, or
forging the signature Of the General Agent. viii
IT, punished with the utmost rigor Of the law.
Originally prepared by W Williams Co., h'la-
delrhm, now prepared and sold, Wholesale and
retail, ONLY by Seth w. Fowle, Roston, Mass TO
whom all orders should be addressed, and for
sale by his agents.
Agents Tor selling Wistar's Balsam:- r. J.
Tayior, Newport; :. W. Briggs, Bristol; Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Ports
mouth; William Cory, Tiveron Corners; 5
y. Stecre. GrecnyIllc. ml7 wv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
Gettinp Afraid of Amer,can hfu,

Getting afraid of American Influence.
An IN rete jus. issued from the Minis
try Of the Interior, informs Austrians
disposed 10 cmgrate 10 the United
States that, except under very special
crcumstanc-y. they will not be allowed to
return, but will be considered 10 have lost
irrecovcraby their rights Of domicile.-
Ali ministers are cautioned against
facilitating the return OF such emigrants
by improper RISES, and the frontier po-
lice are enjoined to keep sharper look
out than ever.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

~ We have received the March
number Of the Southern Ladies' Book
lis illustrations are, "TLe Orphans
Mother" Bank Lick, scene in Ken
,acky," both very fue; two pages Of
Music, &c. The articles are all well
written, and entirely from Southern
pens. The Magazine is conducted with
signal ability by our accomplished
young friend Mrs. l.. Virginia French,
formerly Miss Smith. Her editorials
are all beautifully wrlll'n, aud the
whole work is highly cr.dIlobIe TO the
talent Of the South. We wish the Mag
nzine all possible success.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Curious Fact "A Cuban corrcspon-
dent of the Raleigh Standard says
that DR.. Finley, an English prac trioncr
f long experience in Cuba, and ii
graduate ol Paris, has discovered IN the
the course OF his Practice in cases Of
small pox, that vaccine virus, after
having once passed through n ncgro's
system, becomes useless as n prophy.
tactic 10 tie white race.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Franklin Pierce is the fourteenth
President. His initials stand for it. aud
his name in tull counts fourteen letters.
E.r. paper.
The name Of Millard Fillmore counts
Is letters, and he will be the fifteenth
President. Mark our word.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

ROMANCE AND REALIrJ.-Thep present
look ia that Hawthorne will get the
Llvcrpoo! Consulate, which ia worth,
salary and Stockings, about $4,000 per
year. This is no bad price fora romance.
Gen'lemea of the fliphty quill should
hope, OH, and mos, likely for ever. Liv
erpool consulates are rare posts, and
only now and then can the right subjects
for romance be had.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
DxprH onrnG OcEAS.--Capt Denham

IKF tt OK HE HEVOENN'--ONPRD DeHHsH1
Royal Navy, sow prosecuting a scien-
,tic voyage, recently read a paper at
the Royal Society, in which the deepest
sounding OF the ocean ever made was
recorded. On tie passage from Rio do
Janciro 10 the Cape Of Good Hope, in
Sc deg. 40 min. south latitude, aud 27
deg. min, wes, longitude, OH a calm
day, the ocean VAS ascertained 10 be
77C6 Ialhoms deer, or II geographical
miles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
NNT'li,C.

Notice.
V'lIE subscriber named IN the lat i'll and trs-
i lament Of MARY NJ. DIGLEi, hate oi Nep
port, deceased. has qualified himself acco, ding 10
law, and requests All persons having climS
agains, said estate To present them, and al M
deblcd to make iinmedl.,c paynent,t to
Dl.k ER Read, Ex,
Newport, March &, 1858. pd 3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Expelled for Breach Of Promise. Rev.
Samuel Griffith, who has been on trial
before the Methodist Conference, sitting
az Hagerstown, Md, charged with
breach Of promise Of marriage has been
expelled from The Conference and ex-
communicated from The church.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
Aa t!lorins JntelIiacntc. fIliia
PORT OF NEWPORT.
AftltIt Ed.

WEDNESDAY, March g.
Sch. Yantic, Parsons, last Machias, New
York.
The schooner Su.an, Captain Russell, Of Nam
tuckct, came ia collision with the ship Marathon
OF New ORLEANS, oil Gull Island Light, on Thur
day night. The schooner sank lcvel with the
water. The Crew was brought 10 NewroiI "
teh ship Marathon which sustained no injury.
MONDAY, Mach II.
Schr. Francis iiallet, Gardner, Prov, n J.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

AaABEL, n Family History, by Mise
Elizabetn Wormeley. New York, G. +.
Purnam & Co.. 1853.
This is the title OF very in'eie. tirg
work winch has jus, been ISSUED from
the press Il copy of which we are i'll
debled to the publishers Tor. IL Is from
the pen oflhe accomplished and amlab!e
daughter OF the late Admiral Worme'
ley, who resided in this town most Of
the time for several yenrs previous to
his death. Miss Wormeley published a
work some years ago in London, which
had an extensive sale, and enjoyed a
wide popularity. "Amabel" is well
written and the interest is admirably
sustained throughout. We commend II
10 our readers, ADD are confident That il
will have large sale in this town,
where the au,horcss has many personal!
friends. Ii is issued in beautiful Style,
and reflects credit upon The enterprising
publishers.
For sale by w. II. Perk, 90 Thames
street.
The SpIRlr OF RHopE Island HIsro-
ny, IA Discourse delivered before the
Rhode Island Historical Society, OH the
evening OF Monday, January II, 1853,
by Hon. Samuel Greene Arnold. Lieut.
Governor OF Rhode Island. Providence
George II. Whitney, 1853.
This Address has been published by
the Historical Society, and II should be-
read by every Rhode Islander, for it
contains II vast deal Of exceedingly in
teresting and valuable matter relative to
our early history. The style is strong
and pleasing, and is honorable TO the
highly cultivated mind OF Lieut.. Gov
ernor Arnold.
For sale by w. II. Peek, 80 Thames
street.
Ruin GARNErr or the Loves of tho
Earl OF Rochester, by w. II. Aims
worth. New York, Dc Wit d Daven-
port, 1853.
We fee. no hesitation in recommend
ing this work to the favorable notice oi
our readers. II is rep!ete with h!stor-
cal facts, interviewer with garb Of fic-
ton, rendering it at once instructive and
entertaining. The various plots and
counterplots Of The Cavaliers and Round
heads, the pretty episode of tie Dis
guised Page, and The strange incidents
,hat beieI the "Merry Monarch" in his
wanderings among the roughcst o. his
subjects, form the groundwork Of one OF
the best books we have lately been call
ed upon to notice. II is beautifully gor
up, and printed in that clear and hand.
some style which charactcrizes all the
issues OF these en,crprising publishers.
Price, 30 cents.
For sale by w. II. Peek, 90 Thames
street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

% How isi,,' said gentleman 10
Sheridan. that your name has not an q
attached 10 It your family is Irish, and
no doubt iiuslr,ous 2" No family has
q better right to IN o than our family,
said Sheridan for we o,oe everybody ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
ssRALa OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY Marcn. l?.h 1853.

Us Tie rroirItiois ol ue Gus
Wsrks which ale abnui ID BE erected
il .his town have arrived, and will COM
mence operations Immediately. The
ma.u pipes viii arrive ma iew days,
and large numbers Of workmcn will he
engaged SO a. to have them laid as
speeds!y rs possible Workmen are al
ready occupied in fitting pipes into va
rioY houses. Those1who wish iLeir
h0 or stores fitted Should make ear
ly application 10 Mcssrs. Baringer,
Salisbury or Hudson. The Company
will be prepared TO light the town by
the FIRST Of July next, without fail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

HS% Graham's Magazine for April is
choice number. and contains a large
amount Of valuable reading matter.
much oi which is illustrated 10y fine en-
cravings. This Magazine has wonder.
fully improved OF late, to such an ex,cn,
that IT Will be difficult for any one 10
equal 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
USsoPu Ell. oulNcr-

USsoPuisTIcATED Ell OUNCE A
conntryman was carrying on very
simple process against aeighbor in
one OF the small courts Of Germany.
The aIIorney of he OPP onent pesiered
her with so much OF chic merry and legal
subtlelics that she lost all patience, and
interrupted him thus:
My lord, the ease is simply this
hrspokc OF my opponent, The carpet
maker, carpet with figures which
we're 10 be as handsome as my lord the
Judge, and he wants now 10 force me TO
take one with horrible caricatures, uglier
even than his attorney. Was not
r.ght in breaking oil the bargain 2"
The court laughed nt the comparison;
The attorney was stupifed and the
woman won l,er suit.
A RERurF.--A worthy man in this
great metropolis recently visited a
- medium" to witness the wonders of
spiritual rappngs. He had lived
twelve years with notorious shrew,
who at last died, soon alter which he
married young woman of comely per-
son and pleasant disposition. On in
qui ins il amy spirits were present, he
was answered by raps in the affirma-
tive. Who 2" The spirit OF Me.
linda, your deceased wife" All |"
exclaimed he with "A gesture Of alarm
hut recovering himself he kindly in
quired, 'are you satisfied with your
condition ? Are you happy" "Per-
fec,y So" replied the spirit I" So am L."
grufily exclaimed the ungallant inquir-
er, AS he turned upon his heel and walk
cd oH-Boston Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

yS' Fuller, who WAS shot IN Wash
ington by Schaumbcrg, some weeks ago,
is recovering; the latter has been ad-
Inttcd 10 bail in the SUM OF $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17
cpSTF(.rlpNkRy.

WE are runsian,ly rrciTTing lrgc rrrr'rs
w and viii sell ,,uh ,r.,ir "r retail q, the
manufacturers i~rs. We havc ic'n rohrin d,
apl atc sro,i, makina arrnrsei'"nis with cei-
chra,cd Ilouse IN y fpk. tu krcp and se'l ihsh
Candies srd choi~r C"as c'inngy Which they
manufacture ~ ever, variety. ...
,o- ". II. YOUNG.
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pIuypIyG rSr.BIISuNrNT.

THE subscriber respectfully ,niorms hIs lri'nts
4 aud the public that be has just rcmodd''d hi'
whole establishment, sup wing II with the latest
machinery cor improved work,-and that he IL
now prepared t. execute al ordus IN the
PLUMBING LINE
with the greatest despatch, IN the very best Vie.
and Al reasonable prices, having superior wurk-
men in his employ. All knds aud sizes Of lion
and Coppor PuuIs, faucets, u-plaied, &c,
c,nstnntiy on hand and will be pa, up at tho
,b,,t,st notice y. VI. tIlAFEE,
10 2l0 Thames -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

IJNXARD & CASWELL have pleasure in
III announcing to their many friends and Gus.
toners that the, viii open the "td oi pharnIa-
cv," l37 TIA mes S., next north oi the Post Oi-
flee, on Tuesday, Fehr'y 9Th. IN thu. extending
their business they rely with confidence upon the
su,iport of those who hav. never (iird 10 apprc-
crate thrr cnieavcrs, aud hope lor the
cess in their branch establishment, ir" 1t has
prcynusly been their good fortune 10 cnuy Hi
"ApoihccAres' Hall" By s'rict personal a'len-
tion 10 both, they hope to make them ,Irali, de-
seryedI po; niar, an! en- assure ihcir customers
ia It no eNcrt'gn on their part shal! he wHnlug 10
render their c.,abhshmc Is worth, the most en-
tire con,ideacr. The Prescription departments
will bc under the immediate supervision OF the
prnprirors Themselves; the must strictly pure
materials alone VIII b. used ~ compoundl 'Rj
ard no unparalleled pers ~ will I've entrusted wrb
IA. disrcnsin. oi medici res. our Drugs Chem
ic,is a I'll Medicines are purchased w IS erienecd
iIdgcs. with scrupuIous regard tth.ir qualify,
Arteries which have become obi are rejected, am
all are w,rranted the beat oi their Naiiuus kInd',
and ~ cheap ~ articles the me quall', can
I've a1orocl. We invite the at ntlon oi retailing
dealers 70 our stock, vhv'h for g0aluy 80 p'ic.
viii rJmluI. iayordllr riih thOrc oi ciiy houses.
OfFsncy Goods, ret,uucry, tutmeiics, Col"gne
Waters, Suuulps, tmr soaps, aud i,,h Toilet
Aticc., Ne o0nr large auo elegant assortment;
Pdirnt Mca.u Is IN - indliiudr ui popular iofins,
M',, inc Ghosts IN great variety Tor hn'les aud
shipping, So, SC.
At Aplihrclrics Hall, MEDICINE viii hc dis
poseI 1T Night, bs @r experience Icrson; the
ni5ht-bc.l is un the Nu,'ing -. eutIRnCr.
On The salb ~, The sale oi Fancy Guudr viii
be- Suspended ., both establishments mrdicms
alone I,ing dispensed. IN experienced ha-
maceuiist vii Ia IN hjcntanCe ipr that iuiC"s''
The HALL of PHARMACY will lr c'"std dv'
.ng service cvr,y sabbath aorning. AMI "Ccn du.
riug the rest of the day. "hpothfca,i's IIal'
will w. cIp.cd each ,al,ba,h afternoon, and "r'n
during the rec, OF tht da,. We irust that tie
ptopfien af this arrangement, " bviuu
HAZARD Il CASWELt,
Apo,hccatics Hall. Washngtrn ~.
Hall NJ Pharmacy.
~ l21 Thames st. next Pos, Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

Ti-It is said that Gen. Scott has de-
trmincd TO transfer the Head Quarters
OF the Army from Washington to New
YORK..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

o. The fare between this place and
New York has been raised 70 $500.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-17

STOVES, RANGES AND TJRNhCfS.
NAY always lre found at the Subscribers
vi oi most approved patterns. AVID set With
care, and warranted to WORK vel. Aisu, tin aud
sheet iron ware ON hand, With other nrlilrs u-u'
,ll, kept ~ such store. Tin, coItr +, and sheet
IRON wa Ic made 10 order. Or,icrs solicited.
wM. BROWNEiL,
Dpnn.I,r The lninn nnnk.
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CLEA, FRS CT LEBRATEpHoNEy SOAP

- cninpo,rd the mnsi pure and genuine mS-
| ,criaI. is not disguised l., colon. AID has
sufficient qua u,ty Of HONEY inc"r,. .or.nd With
i, To- render 1t ibr ~ 4 ,mullicnt ard brst Soap
er The shin IN use. I, pUsstsas sn oRt.roide
AID dcl'ra'c perfume. and produces wuh tho
lra,,irouh,e i,c" and ciesny hth'r: 10 n'fi.
detergent and ,Icac ious n hard wairr than aiy
other Tekt SOAP, added 10 ,h' 81 D. sitabl-
a,ali,i-s, il i.offerrd to the Prllic all very
moderate price. For sale by the dcpn, or ''n-
g,c eakr, vt Apo,b.earus' Hail, ct llHn of bar-
macy, Ivy ~ HAZARD l. CAsWElI.
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IlpnWS & IItlf.

WV W "
COMMISSION Merchants and bca'ors III "a!
Y KIND. of Leather, No. 9 FScharpe street,
Providence, X. /. have constantly on baud and
for sale Wholesale and retail, PctIng, Feh Ltath.
or, Calfand Sheep Roller skins, fick,r Suing,
ard Lace Leather, IIcnock and Oak-auucd
Sole Leather. Cali Skiue, Patent Leather, Md
Morocco, Goat, kussot, and Color,d Roars and
; kin., ChamoiS aud Buckstins.
Also, Agents fnr th, ale OF GIUICr Bal'r 4
COS Patent Sewing Machines, adartcd to sewing
ON Leather Cloth, SC Manufacturers and ,th-
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