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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-11
Spirit of the Morning Journals,


an unusually spirited leader about the
election. The editor says elbow the
tonion-bring out the fuzzy-guzzy."
What is meant by fuzzy-guzzy =
This must be some new wind instru
ment. We cannot 60 any further in
our editorial career without knowing
what is fuzzy guzzy. Perhaps the
Democrat would have said, bring out
the hurdy -gurdy. - The hurdy-gur-
DIV is an instrument we'll known to
the musical world. 1t is cross be-
tween the fiddle and the hand organ
the music is obtained by grinding.
II IS from this instrument that party
papers have obtained the name OF or
cans. 1t is for the reason too, that
they will play any tune that may DC
asked, and paid for. They play for
the party, on the very just principle,
'.that such as dance should pay the
fiddler"
We must know What a fuzzy-guzzy
is, before we go farther. Our neigh
Dor besides being spirited, is poetical,
he says that wliiggery in East Baton
Rouge has been cutting us such antics
before high heaven, as to cheek, tor a
season at least, the onward career OF
the Democratic lion who having failed
to "coma up to the scratch will now
Daacs for the nonce, and assume IT
lieu Of the rampant posture, the couch
ant attitude more becoming his fallen
condition, whence he viii "roar you
as gently as any sucking dove
Walk in, walk in, don't say you can't,
Walk into the Monkey show. and see the
El-e-ph-ant'
. The people think the parish has
been in the hands of Democratic wire
workers long enough, and now 1t has
turned over to The Wing jugglers. It
depends altogether on the manner III
which the Wings behave, whether The
power will remain with them or not.
The Democratic party in the last
Legislature, stood upon the "
platforfl and it remains to be seen
how the party into whose hands the
next General Assembly falls, vii be-
have. The strength Of the Republic
is in the hand, Of the people, and we
like to sec them lay aside blind pref
udice, now and then, and act indie
pcndently. The Representatives for
this parish, are both intelligent bust
ness men. and we feel satisfied that
they will take an active part in the
important business of the next session,
upon which hangs the present welfare
Of the people, and future prosperity OF
the State. The last legislature paved
the way, for the ultimate ruin Of the
States credit, and opened the door
wide, for Specializing monopolles
Though there'are many sober thinking
people who believe that the bonds O
The State are sufficient security to tho
holders Of notes, we do not, and We
hope that many of our Wing friends
are Of the same opinion. A hasty
glance back upon the history Of ou
country will convince the most skep
teal of the fact, thai permanent pros
perity and all true progress re
quires the credit Of the State to b.
carefully regarded, and it is a viola
ton of the most sacred Democrat
/, principle-to pledge its faith for intern
: al improvements.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-11
G. AN DID A Il H s .
Election ON Monday, 21st Norembe,

vWe are authorized to announce F.
B. SANS, as candidate for Justice of the
Peace for Ward No. /. Election Dist No.
vember 1853.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-11

The swan flower of Venezuela, when
in full bloom, resembles, in one posi-
ton, swan with closed wings, sand
in another, with outstretched wings.
The interior of the flower is exceed
ingly tiful.--Veuezuela also pro-
duces flower called the pigeon flow
er. 1t is like a birds nest in shape
while its stamcns and petals resemble
u pigeon at rest
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-11

Saw MIL BuRNr.-The saw mill
Of VIM. Ball Esq, in Bayou Sara was
consumed by fire ON Saturday night
last. The building, engine and all
is total loss besides considerable
lumber in the neighborhood of the
building-We learn there was par
tial insurance, say $4,000 on the es.
Enlistment. The pump which had
been secured to pump the water out
of the town, was attached to the en-
CINE. It is therefore not only an
individual loss, but great loss to the
people Of Bayou Sara generally-B.
S. Ledger Nor. 5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-07
DIR. h A!sCHIsI'S
UTERINE CATuOLICON.

HE UNDER SIGNED, HAVING BEEN DULY
appointed Agents fur tie sale If this truly IN.
vALU ABLE MEDICINE, would respectful, il
vie the attention of Ladies and rra'toncrs OF Nsr
n u yc,niN, to tht gralilN Ing sutrcts that has
attended it's VIII, rcNiI nir duCud, GId lis happy
adaptation 10 the cure rf MI the dsirrss1g diseases
lnr w,iuh il is offered; being thusc Incidental to
the r,spcttahlr female, Wheeler magrlel or smgir,
aud usually known bi the name ui
FE NdLE COW MPLliNTS.
Ofthcsc nre PRoLAFsi UrEn1. or Falling Of The
Wrnh FLroR hLBts, "r " hires CunoN lN.
FLAMuATioS AND ILCERATioN ~ fnE N"NG /;
ACCIDENTAL IlEMoRhnAGE, or FIcutngi PkIS-
ftL, rUi PREastn, AHD lSRtGlLt MhhsTBrA-
rios Nc.. With all thciracConpanying evils q actr
r>c'pledJ 10 nalie' hu" st'e't, "I "i h"" i"' =
standing.
rh,s CATiiOLICON is in tycry way worthy of
the confidence Of the afflicted MS srccc.siul, salr,
n,d cheap remedy, ,ouch,d or by the tact al It's
having received the APPROPRIATION ard hhtIal patron-
age OF many prominent members "i the
MEUiC.fL FfCtLIl
in the Naiicd Sia e. and nlNn 10y The voluntary ties.
tonial- gwen in the pamphlets, irnln Ladies' NJ Z!
rhN i,an> ui the highest rrsprcirhHy, aS tcttiicd
b, the mos; satisfactory Authority.
This PREF aiatun il nu; cure all "hnt is intcnd-
rd expressly inr the nboyr-nnucd complaints, 80
ytiy distressing IN their untuTe HI ii consequences,
and which have heretofore rrsi>trG the shili AID tA-
crtiuus oi the most accomplished hysica"s "i all
countries. to degree het,nl tlat 81 perhaps ahy
o,hcl aody ia which the human inniI i. heir.
TnE AGREl lENiS, ms ccrtiii'd by high ~, d.
BI t. and are not assocated with amy alticlc un.
friendly to the animal economy.
REtEHBNCEs.
L. y. Pcrkhum, NJ. d., tliCa, n. J.
l.. % Fleming, NJ. }, Canaadaicua n. y.
u. \. Fonie, NJ. d., syracuse, \. y.
NJ II. Mills. NJ. H., Rochester, ~ \.
j. & Orrick, NJ d.. Baltimore, Nd
Prof Dunbar, ". ID,
". w. Reese, NJ. D., city Of Ntw-York
W. Prescott VI D., Concud II. u.
Pamphlets can be had AT the Drug stores "f
For salt in this town 10y the Druggists generally.
MOVES =. PALMER, Agent, Westerly.
For sale by most uf the Druggist in the State.
tcnIidl Depot, 3Ol Broadway, n. YORK. mliy
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NEW GOODS.

+ 4 l. l. Z = T l. Y.
DtIRY But,rr-Chrcs, Pork & Beef Hams
u .Fanil, Floui-Exlra iuck.N hra'--icd
i.ar.-Nag * Box Salt-Nhitc Brana- best
Blelrhed " hale Dil-Siuhts Syrup-huscovadd
MoIasscs-- Sugars T,as-- Java-l.agurll <
Ko Coil. --l;icc--prarl SHrch-Suap--A'!am
anllnc Candlrs-- lTomony - Samp - Northern
Honry-Shahcrs Herbs - Figs--Spiccs e all
Kind, - Box Cask < Sced'csn Rasms-Iant
Cmrnnts-Ahnpnls &c. Shr,Ibarh Nuts, &c.
Sc, at 20i L iamcs St, hy
n27 HENRY POTTER.
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J.. ". ".
CLIFFORD & FERNALD'S


INDIAN ETABLE BIT L RS,
A FTER having been before the public for the
"A last II wears, ATE now CONSIDERED the brst
Tonic anl Caihartic in usc, for purifying the
Blood and curing the Jamdicc, Hypps'a, Dys-
,atary, g. S'c.> They are cNlrAscd entirely
from vegetable matcrils, and do not have the
injurious effects usually lch from the use oi Aco-
h6c nj i>tures, and are highly recommended as
IA valuable medicine.
PIT up in pint boules and soii by N,uggists and
Gro,ers Throughout The country.
,a5-Th.sc Blttcrs are also put mp as II cordial,
and sold on drdught, making one "i the most
healthy and inyigorating tohlcs, a. w'has II W.
RYP PLEASANT PALATABLE BEVERAGE.
Manufactured and for sale by the orll and
original manufacturer. ,,,,.,
SAM'L w. CLIFFORD,
so I0t tcoMMERciALsTREETB BOSTON, MASS.
Nt.PRIcr-Blttrrs, -, 80 per d"z.; Cordial,
81 90 per gallon. Liberal discount to the trade.
Al orders promptly attended To. aud forward
by Express or otherwise.
m29 taw 3n
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COURT OF PEOBATk,

NVWIUII, WdTI --U, Foo"'
CARAII F.. DEBLOIS, widow, makes ar-
- plca,ion in writing, Tor this Court 1" appoint
Peter r. Remington, Etq., nr 5 me uihef suit
able person, administrator on the estate oi her
late husband, Stephen Dcbos, late Of Arwpoli,
dec, ntrstatc, she, sad Sarah, declining the
trust. The same is received and is REFER, d for
consideration to u Count Of Probate to lc holden
at the Town Clerks office, IN Ncwp"It,
on Monday, the 18th day of April. nex', AT
10 o'clock, "a. III. Notice is ordered To bc gwen
thereof, by advertisement once wcck, Tor three
successive weeks, in the Daily N'wS that all
persons Interested may appear At said time and
place, AMI he heard thereon.
m26 B. r. ROWLAND, Prob't Cl'k
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SOMETHING NEW.
.JUBN'S
Nutrition, aud iica'thlul
BAKING POW DER,
II am man, unJ deem huIhiug Nlth I,iaus
nian IuitIan to nay i't In gs,h
NOgTu az MANHOOD.

II am II man, uuJ deem rorhiug whI,h I,ious
man iuItIgn tu nay irt lIigs.'
lOUTU az MANHOOD.
\ VIGOROUS LIFE Il A PELMATI RE iEATH
k,pktfin SfiI P,eSeI Udi'"E-OHtB - c'nfs.
'Nlll- iuuh, just published, l. faded with us,lui in-
J. formation un the uiirHitrs ahd diseases "i the
human y stem. IL HdrrssrS Itself Hlhr tu uuth,
Manhood and MD Age--iu AL Who appnltnd or SUB
i undtr the dir. 'onScVurutcs ui cnrIN ~ p"I"ugtd
inIscrC;uus to al who feel the exhaustive ri cts
oi bnuril hls-tn MI who in addition IN declining
phl sirHl ,ccgy. ar the victims oi nervous and mrh
ttl debility, aud al mupug and WcHlth'l ll d'>l'I'
euCy-tu nj si'h DT X vtuld say--
READ THIS BOUk
The valuable advice and impressive warning
gives will prevent yeHrs OF MISERY and sunerng And
save Huuunlls thuusIuts OF lives.
Parents 10y rcaImrit will learn how To prcv,ut
destruction ui their children.
L. remittance oi - ccLis enclosed in lrttri
addressed Ia Dr kiukcln, hadcIhin will chs''r'
u book, under envelope. pcrrttutn oi nail
u Dr r., II years resident ihNsiclHn. \. W cor
ner ui Sci and iuou eir,ct hctvr,n spruce niG rut
Philadelphia may lee consulted C,ni dr ilrllN.
Iir who places himself hinrr Tie Gre al r. II.
MAY re- /. iusly condr ia his h"iur II, gttil' mar
aud confidently rely upon his II III ~ llll sirinr
Persons ut distance may nddrrss ~. II tN letter,
(rIr Fuid ard be cured ~ h, ne
Packages OF medicines, ducriiurs. Ac . i"i vttdts
T., scudWg rcmtuu, e. al,d pat NJ acni' it' M dain
Hgr or curiosity.
Rouksrllcrs News AGENTS, P,dhus, tm,tsscrs
~ d all others supplied with the abuNr w"Ik III very
uw rurs ap2i ~ duw
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lsss.->~<- 4. - -
EAI'HkIRCM N~~syo
FOH TKE u4sSsaSzy
TX a ( e. 81

LYONS KATIfAIKCN.

LYONS KATiAIRCN.
FOR PRESERVING AND BEAuriF>
r II Z II A X
,usng it Il, grow l,xwian,y, and giving II a
solt AMI curi,ug appcaraucr, OF the most Z
delightful chara1tr
TIiE kATllAil;ON nsutralilcs the effects 81
/ the disease, ci,niir, aud ulI age, ~ pirsrrt
ing aud r,'stor.ng the Human Hair, r'cn after
"a baldm,s Of many year.; cl"ansng the scalp
frum DANDEttF,
and AL iis natural impurities Immediately re-
lirycs sympathetic attacks oi
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
Aud cures all Cu'anrous diseases "f IA. shn
such as Sali fheum, EIltipcds, ilra, Ii'an',ua-
lions 81. SIC. Asa
Toilet hrticIe'
For giving the Hair rirh s"h, glossy aud
curling appearance, nothing h.r eve, larn hi,c"-
vcred 20 equal irs inco,i. ste,--iis incnne.lil'-
virtues. II cShalrr the perfume at the most
delightful aud exotic houers, and IL free from al
mineral properties, or any substance whi'h can
color the skin, or stain laol's hat For
BALD AND GRAY HEADS
II is pre- rmncmi, bcne6cinl.
"rhe kalhairnn has full, restored m, hair.
after - baldncss ofi2 ,cars.
A. j. COURTRIGilr, 76 Broad sticct, '. y.
The use of the kaihairon H. adopted 10y the
FIRST ph, sician in Europe and America, and has
a patronage aud sale unpIeccd' ntrd III The bi-iu-
~ ofthr Matcira Mcdira.
Sold by all reputable dca'crs Throughout Month
aud South America. Europe aud Me l.lou1s oi
the Ocean, in barge, h,ndsonc holtlcs hr ~ cts.
Profits only ~ extensive salcs.
Sold to the truts at liberal discount, Lu
commissioned in u" instance.
T.. THOMAS LYON, Chemist & Manufacturer.
ID. ;. BARNES, Proprietor, ,l6l Broadway NY.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold in Newport. hy 4. J. TAYLOR, and
HAZARD & CASWELL, and by all dug
gis,s every where.
ml9-dSw.imis.
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ryrlJJyGER,s REMEDIES ARE GER.

EILINGER'S REMEDIES ARE GER
IN TAIN To CURE, no matter what the DIS
ea.e or weakness, with either s,x. The r.iined
family linneni, II each, his remedy for rrcwn-
ting Sea sickness, II each. Ills magic mud has
r.stortd the hair uhcn bald twrni, 1--we years.
never f,ils-Sl each. Ills new mcd'ca eha'in
,,ll curc br,ycs, sorcs, cuts, aud huisrs, aud
work the horse daily, : zach J he old lIni
mrnt. that his been used by Hiram Woodruii and
all the best hurscrnen ia the United Stalcs, $50
cents, or - dolen,) continues ,o delight ""d
aston. n them. Depot, go rcal street, New
Yo,k ciiv, lng,r.oI 4 Co. and i76 liomna!,
aud ii almost cvr,s ttorc and druggist Throughout
the cit, and corniiy. \. B.-lbe Dr.s S>'up
or Rrnn,ating Cordial, is the mot delightful aud
strengthening rrnrl, ever offered 10 the pubic.
Il nui only cures aud delights tlw s'cb, Int It
.crms tu art like nngc ~ r,luvm"iing the ag,d.
Full aud clear dircliuns With each i'n" iy.
Is 3m
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GORTON ANDERSON'S
Observation-Disclosures
FOR TIE HAIR

L'OR preserving, restoring aud bcauiy ing the
i Hair; II safe aud never failing remedy for all
diseases of the scalp; certain cN,crminaior OF
dandrrf aud scurl, aad preventive Of ID bildncss,
grew hair, &c.
The Inventor aud Proprietor of this valuable
article has for years been engaged IN the business
of iiair-cuttng and dressing, and has had the
most ann lie opportunities oi becoming thoroughly
acquainted with all that rcla To it. His aten-
ton has been constantly drawn to the study Of
the condition of the Hair under the varying cir
cumsrauces p.odnced by climate, age, disease.
Sc; and I've has in his private practice, Tor some
Years, used the u,ble preparation which, at
the ria,est Of many of his most highly influential
and respectable patrons, he now offers to The pub
lie. Indeed, the numerous applications from
strangers ut "A distance, as well as in tie neigh
borhood, have compelled him to prepare large
quantities ofthe
AMBROSIAL LINNIGCRATOR,
and il is now offered To the world, with the as
s,sancc that both for gentemcn and ladies' t is
uneauallcd, Tor utility aud economy 10y any Hair
preparation in the universe.
Ladies will find the AMBRosiAL great add'-
ton to the Toilet, both on account oi ITS delicate
and agreeable perfume, aud the great hcihlles
il anor.ls in dressing the Hair, which wncn molst
with the Ambrosial, can be- dressed IN any rcquir-
ed form, 50 rs to preserve its place. When used
on the heads Of children, it lays the foundation
fpr good head of hair.
The Ambrosial Iuyigorator will keep the 'iair
moist longer than any oil, and Is warranted To give
universal satisfaction IN all cases, when properly
used.
For sale, wholesale aud retail, lbs the propIir-
tor, 1913 Thames street, Newport, X. L., hb-
cr, discount will b. made to those who purchase
it for sale. Single bbtttlcs, p cents, accompa-
MED with full directions Tor It's use, together with
!, treatise on the formation, character aud d'scas'
c. Of the Hair. .......-.,,.
~ GORTON ANDERSON.
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MEAL for the Mi.liun, We have eon'rae'e
M pnd will constant, b. receiving m'"' |"
L,rye ,an,i,ies. and III s-il At ~, o~ prices -
amy dealer in town. Our pr.seni PREF f"r tho
l-., Family Mr.l is for I, ,sh. ~ cent; st
im.h aud over - ct.. pr Do.h. A!.o Feeding
u..,l ,,It,,a u. n. YOUNG.
Nh. ifmy persnn tii,er laying) ascertain
tbt ANY artirle rnu.l be b'ogh' h.f ls-sa",whe'e
IN ioNn, thr dii, nee shall lie re'.n'dsd. Ah Az
ticlr. -cni 10 m. part oi the '"~"hs' =,
m22 tH w. w. n
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IRON " ESTI' AID
NAkEi;DDMS,

IRON " BSTE AID
AHEi;DUMs,
CuEAr SpRIAG MAT1RE> SIS
BEDDING DErOT,
553 RRoArvAY. Niw NoRK.
IRON Bt.D<TEAnS
all rilr. and Patterns from "a Ia SO Also, tho
HEALTHY StKtNG MArTRlSS.
AID
CHEAP ELASTIC rAIlIASTER,
On am.w and upyr wa plan iur ccom"'ny .conve.
ma ace, &c , mknnw lr'ig.d To- he he
EtsT wtIL t.THE CHEAPtT
Kind of Beds ever made and sohi. Price 70 ITO
OLD Ni1TR ESSES
alter TO oo,nf nt,bIe spring Beds from 20 !"
sl2.
Private Dwellings, Hotels, Sicnm'"a's, Sem-
inari.s. Sc, Furnished With these d"rpab'e.
Healthy, Erpnniniral MaItr.sss on hbr"'h him.
Al orders (,n-t.pl'd) prompt. ~" m-d ."
AMI sen, To ~, pat ol the cu'ini,, 81 S'.'''r
fl l. thr intrrrst oi those lmnishng Ia "ai' AMI
examine ur rnqui,c isio,e pu c!.mc ~ contract
j. made rlsru here.
ELEGANT SPRING MATTRESSES
Mad, ,n the uuos, Iuxuri,ut -i,lr dum : 40 to
200. fl.OIDS, Dob b'oadwa!,
Abovc SPRING STREET, n. y.
MI 3m
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XNTII.GOR's rurc God Liver Oil and limc;
w also l,ushion's, Bun and uu own
rure Cod Liver cd the Vet, lEst um'dns hr
isrvcrr coughs, consumption, 'uar"tioh, &c !
lor ste icfh 10y -. nm.
krotm,uic,' Hall, aud Hall ol Pharmacy
MI
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BY the President:
John WILSON
THE DAILY NEWS AND HERALD
OF THE TIMES PRINTING

-
OF THE TIMES PRINTING
OFFICE.
No. I27 Thames Street.
This Office being furnished with all the desli
''''' '' FAST PRESSES,
adapted to every description of work, from the
mammoih Poster down to the gcnteel |ist,ng Cdrd
together with an ample supply oi well-chosen
varieties Of handsome PLAIN and Fancy
JOBTYPE.
The proprict0rs hccve that their facilities Tor
executing every desc, iition OF
PRINTING
are such as To enable them to answer all orders
to the entire satisfaction of those who may Ia
vuO,hcm with their patronage
The proprctors are prepared to ese\W'
promptly, and at as
LOW PRICES
as can be offered any where,
Mammoth and Medium Posters,
Shop Bills, Programmes,
Catalogues,
Bill Heads, Blanks,
Books and Pamphlets.
Business aud Visiting Cards,
Tickets and Checks, PLAIN and Fancy Lahas,
in black, blue or red Ink, or Broase of every
shade, on white or fancy colo,ed papers.
o. Always on hand, good stock Of plain
CARDS, adapted to every description Of work
III packs and ~ boards to he CIT To order
Sly.
nfER'S aud l,nhbitts Washing Fluid and
~ Soap powders, ior sale by
HAZARD & CASWELL,
Apothecarics' Hall, and Hall of Pharmacy.
ml7
DOTA FOES, Landing THE day 100 Bushels
I i Prime Chcn,ugos, also in Store so Bush.
extra large ONES 80 ci- per Bush. 81 per Bar-
rel; 10 Bu.h and over 20 cts. per Bu.h.
m22 u. II. YOUNG.
GOOD OIL,
B o., cents per Gall 10 gals and over s0 cts.
\ OF per Gail. handsome article and warran.
ted to burn all uisht. -
\ n22 IL. ". YOUNG,
\ CEILING OFF, being dcsirous to close up the
y Fanc, Goods part %. our business, we VIII
.rll all articles ~ this branch NJ cost aud les.
4 We have a gppd assortment IN store aud u Is
rare chance iu those Ia want.
m22 II. ". lOuNH'
FRENCH NERINO.
Y ntRk Culur. and Drabs, all Woo. French
N ~ Nrrnn, ~ 50 cents per yaid' aud SIN
\ W arp Mcrino, fine, ~ 80 cents; tr sale ly
I All WM e.. CO/IENS n Co.
4. FIGS. FIGS.
II lust rccicvcd at us Thames Str''', oo
u y Drum. and 100 small EuS's figs. icf salc
. low al SAMUEL \ PiRkER.
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I IIrMMELL'S Esscnre oi Coffee, one
v package of this essence Is equivalent u
pounds Of Java Coffee; II gives more d.h'''e
lvor, IL cheaper, aud much more Wholesome
II Is clarified in making; lot sale 10y the Doz'n'
~ single package, 10y ,.,,
HAZARD & CASWElL,
Apothccarics' Hall, aud Hall oi Pharmacy.
ml7
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v'D1I,S' vcwIi,n Linrm ~. ~
L mis rANLOE's.
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SYENslGRiST WILL.
W AN'l'ED.

'JNIE suh SCI Irr, having |, en- ousicd from hi-
L late residence h, the coIious supply oi Gale
fprnia Gold. aad also from his nw quarters by
the incrrns,. ut business consequent thereon, II
irslrur. Of finding convenient trnrmcn', or II
small cottage, centrally located; arIl, AZ No. !
bridge street.
III DOCr. FAIiNIl. GOURAUD.
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NEy IlD\\EJS

NEW BDNNETS.
JISr rrrrvrd and nuw oprnlng iwn Gases ~
J La.ii,s' AM Miss.s Buuntis al Sping fash.
iois. Also Ribisn-. Iiniugs. and "hrr Mill'-
ner, t;opds, all of which eill h~ -ud ~ the bow.
c-r prrrr,, -, i82 Thames street. cnmr 81
Chnrh. [ml2l IaA FkENCII.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-07

AMPS ~ rc,lucrd Piiccs. The rye si"ck
IL Of lamps on htrd, embracing - large var"iy
or tmrlrnc, prue I'll, Fluid, aud solar Lamps,
will bc sold ~ greatly reduced pricrs. fts"n.
~ want should not ltil to csil, which wi w. s"d
yer, lne, "a 1Ah"S,
ml6 III ihdh"s -"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-07

NAH. Knives, Files and Scissors, arranged
~ Ia on, hsndle; iine pocket cuthry. Roger
4 W,,tyuhol,n's best Razors, Th-i iocmwd Wy
,i u,ZARD < AZ WILL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-07

Oh.
\IvINTER Whalc, and Elephant OIL, con.
w stinil, on hand aud im s,le Nlmlr,a" aH''
ntail ly fELh" wy, IN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-07

CEILING OFF, being desrous I" close up III"
y Fancy Goods part %: our business, we VIII
,ell all articles IN this branch NJ cost aud les.
We have you'd assortment, in store aud u Is u
rare chance ioi those Ia want.
,n22 II. II. lOUSG.