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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-10
USES OFiTHE WILD CHERRY.


The panheld (New Jersey Union Of sept.
2S, lS48, sa,s:-
The " lid Cherry Tree has been known for
ages 70 be most valuable and eticacious reme-
DIV Tor Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Consumption
and comb ned a. this Balsam is, with other
valuable vegetable extracts, by sk kiu ply ys,cian,
DR.. Wistar, il must Of course be highly efiica-
c,ous remedy, Such, we have often been inform
ed by those who have used it, il is, and We ae
not therefore surprised that it is in greater de-
mand for the diseases named, than any Medicine
now sold in this vicinity.
DOES ANY ONE DOUBT TIE EFFICACY
OF THIS MEDlCINE2
We do no, ask the public to rely solely upon
recommendations produced from States far dis
tant, where the persons cannot be known; but
having testimony from every State in the Cncn,
we would respectfully invite all persons interest
ed, to call xt 1873 Washington street, Boston,
Mass, and examine for themselves the many
thousand testimonials, from persons all over the
whole country, who have been benefited or
cured by this invaluable medicine
Beware OF Counterteits and limitations, Syrups.
and all other preparations Of Wild Cherry. Re
member they only initiate IN name without posses
sing the virtues. Buy none but the genuine DR..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, with the writ.
ten signature Of !. BUTTS, on the wrapper.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, 10y
Seth W. Fowle, l3S Washington street, Boston,
Mass.
Originally prepared by williams 4 Co. Fhilah i.
pi ia, now IreI ared ard sold wh, lesae and retail
by Seth ". fO~l~, Bostun, Mass, Ia whom all or,
ders should be addressed ard for sale by his agents
Agents for selling istar's Balsam, X. }. Taylor,
Newpori, =. W. Briggs, Bristol; Edward Sanders,
Warren; Nathan Dennis, Portsmouthi iliam Co.
ry, Tiverton Corners; s. 8. steere, Grrensilie.
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BOOK NOTICES.

HELEN MULoRAvE ! or Jesuit Exeeu-
torship. Being passages in the lie OF
a Seceder for Romanism an autobiog-
raphy. New York, De Witt & Daven.
port, 1853
This work, from the press Of Messrs.
De Wit & Davenport, the publishers
OF beatrice" by Miss s sinclair, 10 a
most suitable book 10 succeed Nat
admirable work The popularity Of which
has been SO great, that nearly 40 900
copies have been sold, and which has
conferred lasting benef, on the pres
ent generation.
"Helen Mulgrave' differs from the
former work IN many T Tarticulars. II
is written with less acrimony Of spirit,
in even more pleasant style, with
mere varied and thrilling incidents.
While Miss Sinclair paints in glow
ing colors the baneinl effects OF Roman
ism on the physical as we'll as the men.
tai condition Of It's votaries, the author
OF Helen Mulgrave" dwells more upon
.he spiritual blindness in which il keeps
its victims, and illustrates these facts by
the autobiography ofa young lady VINO,
brought up in the higher walks OF life,
in the fashionable devotion Of Roman
Catholicism, finds, by an intuitIve per.
cep,ion, that there is a hollow VOID in
her heart, an earnest longing after
something more satisfactory 10 an i'm
mortal spirit Than 10 furnished by the
unmeaning forms and mummeries OF
the church in which she hae been nur.
turcd. She is therefore, induced sc :
cretly to search the Scriptures, and 10
thereby brough, to knowledge OF her
error, and 10 renounce, though not
openly, her former belief. Her father
having died in the meantime, she is
placed in the hands OF Jesuit Executors,
and through them undergoes a series
OF trials, tenn tationa, and prosecutions,
the descriptions of which exceed in in.
'erest and dramatic power, any work Of
fiction that il has ever been our good
fortune to have read. Who the au.
thor may be know not, but if this work
does not place him side BY side with our
most Distinguished novelists, we shall
be much disappointed. Itis got up in
elegant style, uniform with "Beatricc, ;"
to which it iorms a mCst suitable com
panion.
For sale at the bookstores.
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DIR. MAECHISI's
IiIERINE fATll(lI lf1lN

vi IEnl W. IA ttoi.IloN.
= HE UNDERsIGNED, HAVING BEEN Duly
! appointed Agents far the sale of this truly IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would respectfully In
vite the attention Of Ladies and raetonrrs Of Nsr
port and vicinity, To the grat ing success that has
attended II. use wherever introduced aud Its happy
adaptation 70 The cure of all the distressing diseases
for which II is offered; being thos. incidental 10
the able female, whether married or single,
and usually known by the name Of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Ofthese are PRoLAPsus UrERL sr Easing Of tho
Womb FLUoR Anus, r Nhies CHRONIC IN
PLANTATION Ann ILcERlTIos OF the " omH
IsCiDEsTAL IIENoRRnAGE, or Flcodngi Pam
FUL, SUrPREssED, AND IRREGULAR MEssTRUA
Tios, &c, with all their accom- ing evils Isho'r
excep,ed) no matter how severe, or Of how long
Thi. CATHoLICoN /. in every way worthy Of
the confidence of the afflicted successful, sale,
aud cheap remedy, IN veuched for by the fact oi It's
having received the aprronsrlon and liberal patron
MEDICAL FACULTY.
~ the United States and also by the voluntary tee
timonials given in the pamphlets, from Ladies' and
Phy, ioans OF the highest resprcinhi,y n certified
by the mort satisfactory authority
This preparation IL not n" cure all but 10 intend
Ell expressly for the above-named complaints, so
very distressing IN their nature and consequences,
and which have heretofore resisted the skill aud eh
ertions o the most accom- plshed Ply sioaGs of MI
countries, to degree beyond that of perhaps any
other malady To which the human faulty IL heir
THE INGREDIENTS, as certified by high med
icnl authory (see pamrhlct) are ALI VeGhTA
BLE, and arc not associat. d with any article urs
friendly TO the animal economy.
REFERLncEs
?. n. Peckham, NJ. d., Utiea. NY.
l.. d Fleming, NJ. ID, ,CaarrIds+syn, N.
ID. Y. Foote, NJ. D., sy,arHse, N. Y.
NJ. ". Mills, NJ. ~, Rochest-t Ny.
J. e. Orrick, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
Prof Dunbar, NJ. d.,
W. W. Reese, N. d, City Of Ntw-York.
W. Prescott VI D., Concord, N. ".
Pamphlets can be- had al the Drug store. Of
For sale IN this town by the Druggisis generally.
MOVES :. PALMER, Agent, Westerly.
For sale By most of the Druggist In the State.
u. MAR'iIISi a co, PIoprletors.
Genital Depot, 3Oi broadway, n. YORK. mlly
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The General Assembly adjourned
yesterday after Il session Of Two days
and hall al Kingston.
Oply two acts Of public importance
were passed; one putting out to the
people The question Of calling together
The repudiated convention elected last
June ; the other making railroad and
steamboat companies, and other com
mon carriers responsible, in pecun.ary
damages for lite lost by their wrongful
act or negligence. The amount OF dam
ages in such cases is not limited by the
act.
Bot few private acts were passed.
The session WAS very different from
those which in the olden time enliven.
ed 'Lttle Res, Hll.' Very few were
present, except the members Of the Gen.
eral Assembly and those who had bus.
mess before il, and very little interest
was felt in the proceedings.
We publish in full The act calling the
convention. Considering the vote OF
the people in June, this act may be re.
parded AS one Of the most outrageous
ever passed even by Democratic leg
islature. 1t is a direct defiance oi the
pc, 'ular will, and all insult 10 the people
Mr.. Dixon moved an amendment pro.
viding that unless a majority OF The elec-
tors, as ascer,ained at the last general
election, should vote in the affirmative,
the convention should not meet. But
these advocates of popular sovereignty
voted 1t down by ii strict party vote
So that II the proposition receives but q
thousand votes, aud these are MAORI.
ty OF those actually voting, II will be
carried.
With charac teristIc blandering the
act reads that the town meetings for vo-
ting On the question shall be held on
THE 2lsr or NOVEMBER NEXT, that is OIL
The 2lst Of November, 1854. What
course the town clerks will take in is-
suing the warrants we do rot know
Clearly they have no right. under the
act, to issue them for the 2ls, OF the
present mouth. This comes OF sending
greenhorns TO the General Assembly,
and pushing The most important bills
through both Houses without an hours
deliberation, suspending the rules and
allowing hardly time ior reading the
tils.-Pror. Journal
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Adrrte0.

In Portsmouth. N. Il. 26,h ult.. Rev. Wm.
ii. Smith, Of Amherst, Mass, and Miss Ellen NJ.
daughter OF the late Heny I.ndd. Esq.
In Sionington, Conn, 25th ult. Cap. Tbeo-
lore ID. Palmer aud Harriet, youngest daug hrr
VI the lat. Hon. Coddington Billings.
tn this city, on Thursday morning, by R,v.
NJ. brewer, Daniel Sargent Curtis, Of boston.
AID Ar,ana Randolph, youngest daughter Of ih~
late Rear Admiral Wormrle,, Of the British Ma
Wy.
In New York, 29Ih uit., Chas. O'Conor.
Esq and Cornrlia MeCrack.n d.,ughter oithe
kse Francis A. Livingston.
in Cranston, 2tih alt, b, Rev. Mr. Thomas,
Mr.. Wm. SPHINX, Of Warwick, and Miss Dorcas
r.. daughter Of Lyman Barney, ESQ of Cyanston.
In this city, Sunday evening, by Rev. MIR
Lovejoy, Mr.. VIM. s. Rachollor and Mrs Eli1.
abeth 3. Oasweil, both Of this city.
In Brirt'l, 1t inst, Mr.. Adams J. Bennett
and Miss Martha Spooner, both ei Is.
Al Castle Menzies, P-rihsh,re, Scotland. on
the 81 of August. by the Very Rev. T.. D. Ram
say, bean oi the Diocese Of Edinburgh. Robert
Hay, Esq., second son Of Sir Adam Hay, Of
Hayston, Baronet, in the county Of resbos, and
Sally, eldest daughter Of Alexander Duacan.
Esq. Of Rhode Island, in the United States OF
America.
In this city, 7th, by Rev. Mr.. Adlam, Mr..
Michael Eddy and Miss Laura Crosby, both Of
tins city.
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o. BY reference 10 the proceedings
OF the General Assembly, in another
column, It will be seen that the Bill
which was introduced by MIR. S'eere, on
Tuesday, recommending Convention
tc revise the Constitution, has passed
both Houses. We have not seen the
Bill, bu, learn that the matter OF Con-
venlion goes TO the people again, to be
voted on on the 10Th OF this month, and
il ratified by them, the delegates elected
las. June arc to meet in Convention on
the 18th OF december. Verify, we live
IN Il strange age OF the world. Let the
conservative men OF the State again
rise in their might and vote down this
project us they did on the 2s,h OF June
last.
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UTCoagress will assemble on tho fret

UTCoagress will assemble on tho first
Monday OF December; several men,
bers have already arrived in Washing
ton, especially those who are seeking
lor the Speakership. II is said that
several members Of the last Congress
will be applicants for the Office Of door
keeper! Verify, many Of our great men
are only great on paper, in these days.
II is very difficult to cay what will be
done by this Congress there are but
few really able men in il, and the Pres
ident and Cabinet have already made
themselves = laughing.s,ock lor oil hon
est and sensible men. They have
conducted like a parcel Of foolish chill
dren, who deserve chastising bya dis
Greet parent
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

DY Virtue of power Of Sale, contained IN a
ID certain Mortgage Deed, made and executed
by John Il. Cook and Patience Cook. dated Oct.
27th, 1851, will he sold al Public Auction, on
Saturday, November 10Th, at IL O'Clock, W., on
the premises, certain Farm, situated ~ the
Town OF Portsmouth, in the county OF Newport,
containing twenty five acres, more or les, with
all the buildings and improyments thereon, ard Is
bounded NortherIy and Westerly partly on land
Of Clarke Chace, aud partly on land OF Peleg Al
NV; Easterl, on the salt water, called the East
River, Southerly and Easterly, partly on land OF
the heirs oi Jonathan Dennis, and partly on n
small burying Ground belonging to the hrirs OF
Henry Lawion. and Westerly on the Main Road
leading from stone Bridge TO Newport, or how
ever otherwise the same may I've bounded. Con-
dnions at time aud place OF Sale.
o2Ots
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us- We are somewhat eurious IN n

Nv We are somewhat curious 10
know what course The City and Town
Clerks will pursue in regard to issuing
Warrants Tor The meetings under the
act for a Convention to alter the C.n-
.t'tuiion. The Act uns passed by the
General Assembly on the s, cond day oil
November, and provides that Town
Meetings shall be held, for the purpose
OF voting on The question oi calling the
Convention. on the 2lst day OF Novem.
Der neri- which is The 2lst Of Novem.
Der, 1854, one year from this time
Will the City and Town Clerks all the
meetings for the 2lst OF the present
month, when the law expressly and
positively says that they shall be held
next year 7 This is a very serious and
imporlan, matter, and we cannot see
how The Clerks can legally issue War.
rants for these meetings until Novem-
Der, 1854. Those, however, who orig.
mated this scheme, and voted for il, in
direct opposition TO the strongly express
ed Will Of the people, will probably find
some mode to GET over the blunder, for
they have but little respect for either
the Constitution or laws. lf the voting
is to take place the 2lst OF this month,
there is only two weeks for action, and
in this time the conservative men OF all
parties should be active and vigilant in
arousing people to their duty, and doing
all in their power TO bring oul Il strong
and full vote against the Convention
1t will not be safe 10 let this matter 20
by default, and trust to voting down
the Constitution when II is made now
10 the time Tor action, and This is the
occasion TO put the matter TO rest once
more, by majority much larger than
that which was given OH the 2S,h Of
June last.
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tY6NS
KATHAxRON
EOR The
.z.r-MAxR..ss.,
,IOIIiE MILLIONS

10 HE MILiIONS
From toothicss b.rlcs of uaIDeless weeks,
To prat,l,ng jokeis IN The streets;
From girls and boys that read at school.
To Office CLERKS b,on their stools;
From the buddlny Of love nt sm ert seveateeu,
TO tho Caudic ex, ,losions oI all honey moon
dreams;
From midway years of man and his vile.
To advancing days an, reclining life;
FROM the specialized few, who with aHonish.
urnt gaze
Al the wondrous things Of these modern
days.
Il heard ihs general exclamation,
lIkvE roU UsrD lYoS's KATHAIRoN
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic al this powerful thing,
That starts the roots Of hair long dead
And covers up the once bald head;
While the tr,H,H locks, so harsh and stiH,
That used - vex ih~ pretty miss
Now around her shoulders ~ ifi
In rich rich h,nn isn curs,
The sight or touch, you know not which.
Sets men a SHINING, aud their heads bewitchh.
The Dantiruf--v.xed stuiI--thAt once did
fall
O'er broad cloth coats aud collars soii,
You num-r with the things that were,
By using Katharon on the hair.
B,, more thar halt, OF all yet said,
Are facts sbow rlsc NEKSGts HEAp,
That sometimes rscks and aches with pain.
An doctor's pills src taken IN vain.
Now the Kathairon, stth pari,s, Pn WARRANT
TO cure
In ten minutes. No gossipprg, I'm sure;
Aud for Pimples, Sak kheuin, Erysipchs and
letter,
And all such diseases. nothing IN better.
YON'S KATllAfRON so ju,tly celebrated
IL Tor Preserving R-.ioriry, and Beauliiyin
the Hair, is sold 10y every Druggist and PRINCIPAL
mcrchan, Throughout, tn. WoIH, in large bottles,
Mr. 25cents.
Sold 10 the Trade At lihcfa discount-J1f
nettT eott,ri ssioued. Address letters 10
ID. y. BARNES, Proprietor,
IsI Broadway, Nrw-York.
For s,- by HAZARD x GtSW ELL and
r. }. TAYLOR, N.wport, wEEKs a POT
TER, Boston. a22 3m
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DEFIANCE SALAuASpER SArHs.-GAy.

DEFIANCE SALAnAsDER SATIs.-GAy-
LEV's sPArESr.--RoRERr NJ. PArRIcK, is
th- sole manufacture in the United States OF
the above celebrated Safes, to whom the highest
premium has Just been awarded by the committee
Of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of
Washington; and +. Z. Goftin's Impeneti able
Defiance Locks aud Cross s-bars--the best Safes
and Locks combi ed in the world. Depot, No.
1872 Pearl street New York one door below
Maiden lane, 70 nery 30 John street.
i'll 6m
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EXECIITOR,S NOTICE.

THE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
l. have heen appointed Executors Of the last
will and testament of NOEL COGGESHALL,
late Of Middletown, deceased, and having accept
ed said trust and given bond as the law directs,
request all persons having claims against the es-
tate Of said Noel Coggeshall to present them for
settlement and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make payment
JOSHUA COGGESHALL, )r..,
ABRAHAM G. COGGEiHALL.
Middleto~n, Oct 20, 1858.
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Tor SALE OR TO RErr, The dwelling
l. House OF the subscriber, corner spring and
Cannon streets, with convenient wash.house
contiguous, and stable on the premises; SAID
House contains large par lors, and has all the re-
gusite conycniesses, such as Cooking Range,
Copper Pump, for ", II and rain water abovrand
belo~, stairs, Sc, will I've leased with or without
the furnitur. by the year and posscssosi
given immediately; apply to
o5 dSwlm ". J. MUNRO.
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pThc Westminster Review for Oc-
tober contains IL highly interesting pa.
pers the articles in this admirable
work are always of sterling character,
and worthy oi preservation as valua-
bic acquisition 10 every library. For
sale at the bookstores.
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ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, Nov.
Brig humboldt. CHM, Little Exeims for Prov.
Sohr Isaac Kinley, Harvey, Prov or.Virguia;
Minerva, Beckwith, F River for NY; Senecaer,
Glover, Prov for
SUNDAY, Nov. 6.
Brig r B Lawton, Aldrich, Havana, Prov;
Orion, Hopkins, ST Johns y, do.
MONDAY, Nov. 8.
Schr Suffolk. WopdEll. Prov for Virginia.
Slonp Mauapoiseu. Perry, Bedford for
Albany; Excel, DweIly. Bristol for York.
TUESDAY, Nov. 8.
Brig Surf, McIntire, Camten, New Orleans.
Schr Senator, Roberts, Rondout; II NJ John
son, Butler, Bangor; Coquctte, Bennett, Booth
bay, New Orleans.
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e,.The General Assembly adjourned
Thursday afternoon, alter session oi
three DAYS as far as any good TO the
people OF the State is concerned by the
session, i, had better never taken
place.
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| Yankee Sullivan has been ar
rested in New York for participating in
the late brutal prize fight, at" Boston
Corner nd will be surrendered to the
Governor OF Massachusetts for trial /;
we trust ,ha, he will be severely pun
ished, for il is time that these Disgrace
ful fights were prevented, and the only
way 10 do il is 10 meet out speedy pun.
ishment TO the guilty.
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UP Green Bay, Wisconsin, was visit
ed by severe fro on Monday night,
which destroyed soue thirty buildings,
including three warehouses, the U. s.
Hotel, The Advocate Office, &c. The
lo.. !. about slOo, 900, and is only par.
ually covered by insurance.
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wM. c, COZZEYs 4 CO,

NO. u 7 haIntf SIrrtt.
uAVE just opened New Fall Goods, consist
IL ing OF D,css Sils, Merinoes. Plaids, Mons.
selipe dc lame, and great variety Ct New and
rich Fancy Goods. ID
E,ALL GOODS, Merino piaids, Raw Silk
Il PLids, Silk and Wool Plad-, Very beau
tiful patterns aud desirable Goods tr Full wear,
lust upened by
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CpLENDiD PICTURES A magnificent
y view of Ashland, the residence Of the late
Hon. Henry clay, engraved by J. Sartain, from
Hamilton. celebrated picture after Dssuerreo.
types by Hewitt Specimen copies exhibited and
.ul,.crir,ion. fr sale nv B.H. .TISDALE&SON,
s23 Agent for Nevpor.
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90 The Sandwich islands - twelve
in number-embrace superficial area
oil about six thousand and one hund red
square miles. Four Of the islands are
rocky and unlnhabitabe.
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UThe Court Of Oyer and Termlner
commenced us Fall session IN New
York, on Monday, and there are eighteen
per.ons under ind iclment ior murder
~ ,,.,e ca,es have occurred since the
l.., Term OF the Court, in April.
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For sale at the bookstores.

GENERAL TIcxGT wITHA VENGEANCE.
The Post is very much in favor Of the
district system Of representation, and
illustrates it's consistency by advocating
the election OF an entire convention by
general ticket all over the State. Prov
ldence and Newport cannot be trusted
TO elect their members OF the General
Assembly by a general ticket, but the
whole State must elect by general tick
ct TO ~ convention 10 frame a new con-
stitu,ion. Providence and Warwick
and Warren are called upon TO vote mot
for the men only that they have once
elected bat for Thomas w. Dorr,
William Beach Lawrence ana Joseph
Gavitt while Glocester and Charles.
town are asked 10 vote for Samuel A mes,
Henry Y. Cranston, Thos. A. Jenckes
and Wingate Hayes. Verify this is caus-
ing "the people to be understood and
faithfully executed."-[Prov. Journal.
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DR. GUENTiiER, a special pupil Of DR..
~ Samuel Hannemann, originator cf the Hom-
ocpa,hic system oi medicine, ~ill both attend To
and receive patients. May bs consulted from
3 to IL =. M, at hi. office, Nsrraganset, Hovsc,
10 High Street, near Church 81. "a tents in
the country may apply Ivy letter and will lie as.
swesed immediately.
bR. J. @. GUENTHER,
os Homeopathic Practitioner.
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D-Tbe repairing Of the lower part
of ,hc Parade is nearIy completed il is
n 6oe niece Of work. and is a great i'm
nroy.meni in the appearance oil hit
mart Of the city.
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Tn THE LADIES

WE have received our Pattern Hats OF all
w kinds, such as Sik, Satin and Velvet Of
the ,iche., and most fashionable Style. LADIES
please call ~ there willbe no charge for looking.
1872 Thames street corner Church.
ol0 IRA FRENCH
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DENTISTRY

A IL operations executed hy WM. II.
"A SMITH, IN a very superior manner, nj mod
crate pr,ocs.
Reference. ofthe highest standing given to
those unacquantrd With his operations.
Rooms directly over the Poe, Office.
NJ
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SIMMER FI.ANNEI.S

ENGI.ISH aud French gauhr nanueIs, u the
u hghte-t texture, also, Ladies, Gentlemen, /,
aud Chillrrns saure merino Vests. for sale by
F. F.LAwToN & BROTHERS.
III ~ Thames St.