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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-04

LE.-l5 Barrels Shuz Xxx Pale Ale, received
n steamer Statesman, and for sale By
declO VIII. GORDON co.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-04
REWOVAL-DYAS 4 CO..

Wholesale GrOcers, New Orleans.
TIAVE removed from their old stand, AZ and As New
Ieyee to the and spacious Store, 139 and al,
Magazine Street where they receiving and opening the
largest Stock of Goods they have had all of which win
be sold low for cash or good paper DYAS co.
nov9-f l39 and 14l Magazine street, New Orleans.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-04
JAMES CLAIBORNE,

General Steamboat and Freight Agent,
Office on Front Street, near the Wharf, NashviAs
REFERENCES.
johnson Smith, McCrea Terrass Jas A. MeAllistsr
H. 7. Yearman Sam. Seay, A. Hamilton, johnson Wea
ver A. L. Davis and merchants generally. nov10d&tw.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-04

4. DOE. CATAWBA WINE, for Church and Medi
u cna purposes This wine is the pure juice of the pc
and as SUCH commends itself those who desire pure
tice For sale by sept III. G. .SCOVEL
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-04

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA
CAPITAL $250, 600: All Paid In.
HAVE boon a,no;nted Agent of the above Company at
Nashville and ara fully prepared to take Marine, fre'
River Risks on the most favorable terms
full statement of the solvency OF the Company can pc
scn AT the Office of the Nashville Insurance and Irst Co
pany, on College street. - .u,r11 a,snt
seplS 1OhN .. " DAonlD"1, So Ae----
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-04
INSURANCE.

THE UNITED FIREMENs INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NASHVILLE.
cAPTrAL 100000 DOLLA Ho!' =
Chartered by the State.
THIS Company having fully organized, Is
/ now ready to take risks on all descrp-~
tons Of nronerfy. against loss or damages by s->
fire also against peris of the or inland nav "
ton Proposons for will be received at tne
sfe a, the Nashville Insurance and Trust CO., College ST
oii'' VI NV A. w. JOHNSON, President.
10 D,supa Sec'y Nashville, Oct g. 1852.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-04

GILES County, Tenn, Dec 23 1851
Dr. Il feel that should fall short of NV duty
to you and to hose who afflicted not to further
recommend your Alternative Compound 1t has entirely re
GeSed that have not had take anything in
two months. can eat anything with impunily and
believe my health as good is advanced age
Should ever suffer from dyspepsia again Shall be sure 10
call on you. am very respectfully your friend.
ELIZABETH ]. HARDWOOD
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-04
J. NJ. ZIMERMAN.

WINDOW GLASS.-Wndow Glass of ell sizes an
w of superior quality received and for sale low by
,nor,o J. NJ. ZIMERMAN.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-04

nRUSIIES.-Whte Wash, busting, Cmmb, Cloth,
Black, Popes Head Horse, Tanners Printers, ar
nsh Blue Paint &C. of assorted sizes just received by
dec20 D. M. AhhiEnMAH.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-04
extra fine;
MYERS q McGILL

. ]. MUSSELMAN & co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
Mdrrte1.

In Pro yidsnce. on the llth inst, by Rev.
Francis Smith, Mr.. Edward II. Dodge, and Miss
Margaret Munroe, both Of r.
In Millbury, Mass, 10Th inst, by Rev. MIR.
Tucker, Mr.. Reuben A. Sturdy, bf Artleborough,
and Miss Corollne Esther, second daughter Of Jo-
seph Bancroft, Lsq., ofM.
Ia Salem. 18th INST, by Rev. Mr.. Ioppin, Mr..
Roland J. Edwards, Of Providence. and Miss Ma
ry, daughter of Isaac r. Foster, Esq.
In Gardiner, Maine, 18th inst, Mr.. Edward
Fl. Wall, oi Providence, X. |. and Miss Hannah
E., daughter of MIR. Chas. 5. freeman, OF G.
q In thi. CITY, on the I'D lnst:, by Rev. ). Adj
l,nii in the First Baptist Meeting House, Mr..
Alexander Macintosh, and Misc >. F., daugh-
tor Of Mr.. William Kaull, DO Of this city.
In Providence, 2lst inst, by the Rev. 5. VOL
colt, Mr.. James ). Allen and Miss Lydia M.
Drown, both OF Z.
In Stonngton, Conn, on the 18th inst, by
Rev. Mr.. Wiley, Mr.. Albert &. Tennan', OF
North Whitefeld, Mass.
In Pawtucket, 10Th inst, Mr.. Henry Baxter,
o. Friendship, y. Y, and Miss Julia A. Greene,
Of P.;-20th, MIR. Osborn Perry, of Kehoboth,
and Miss Harric, +. Seagrave. ofP.
IR this city, on the 25th inst. by Rev. s.
Adam, Mr.. BENJAMIN +. Taggart. and Miss
Sarah ] q, daughter Of Joshua Peckham, Esq,
all Of Middetown.
In this city, on Sunday evening, by Rev. Mr..
Jackson, Mr.. Benamin B. Gardner and Miss
Nancy Hull, all OF this city.
In Providence. on the 25th inst, by Rev.
Francis Smith, Mr.. George II. BarchelIei. Of r
aud Miss Martha A Wood, Of North Providence.
In New BE liord, 26th inst, by Rev. John
Weiss, Chas. w. Seabury to El'zale,h W.,
daughter Of Willard Sears.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
Die0,

In Providence, on the 10Th lust, Nr. Christo
pher smith, in the 74th wear OF his age.
Ia Fast Greenwich, 10th inst, JOSEPH VIM
sor, Esq in the 33d year Of his age.
In East GI cenwich, Tuesday, the 2Oh inst, T,
Joseph Wnsor, Esq, in the 33d year Of his age.
In Providence, on the morning ot the 22d inst.
Charles Edward, y6u"gest son Of John f., and
Susan II. Maintein. aged 5,ears.
IT, Providence, Friday avening. 23d inst, after
a lingering illness, Frederic Hodann, Esq.
In this city, 9th, Thomas Riddell, Esq. aged
81 years.
MIR. Riddell has resided in this city for the last
five years, and by his urbane manners and eener-
al excellences OF character, formed "a large circle
Of friends aud acqua intances who will ueeply re-
greet the loss which they have sustained.
IL B Iston, 22d inst, Mrs. Ruth Bonner, ag' d
S3 years.
In East Boston, 23d inst, James Bowdon Al
len, counsellor at law, 29.
In New Bedford, 2ith inst., Thomas LcandeT,
son Off. w. & Phebe Ann Lewis. aged 3 years
and 4 mos.
On the I4,h inst, at the University Of vir.
GINA, Prot. Edward Il. Courtenay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
CAPTION.

THERON the (Boston) Chronotypc.
Wild great popularity Of Wistar's Balsam of
vidu ,Cherry has induced some mercenary indi.
pounls IN various parts of the country to COM
ing I'd quack nostrums for the purpose OF deceiv-
ed rhe public aud raising money IN the well-earn-
Theputation ol this truly valuable medic inc -
hee interests Of the proprietor cannot suffer, if
al can but keep the public informed against the
thse preparations attempted to be- pamed off in
he name Of the Wild cherry. for certain il is
toat no medicine ever proved so efiicacious in a
Ing catalogue oi the most common diseases which
human flesh is heir to," or preserved the health
and life of 90 many thousands Of our race as has
DR.. Wistar's Basam. MR.. SETH w.
FOWIE, Druggist, No. l3S Washington street,
is the sole proprietor Of The original receipt Tor
the manufacture ofthe genuine medicine, and sup
plies both ut wholesale and retail, and Of whom,
also, ag gences can be obtained.
THE GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
DR.. WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Has been EXTENSIVELY COUNTERFEIT.
TED in Philadelphia, aud some h,u.and bottles
of the spurious imitation thrown into the market
aud extensively circulated; this is to caution
Dealers an the public generally against purchas-
ing any other than that having the WI itten sigma :
iure oi 1. BU IT'S, Oh tho wrapper.
Originally prepared by Williams a Co. Philadel-
phia now prepared aud sold wholesale and retail
hy Seth W. towle, Boston, Mass, TO whom all or,
ders should be addressed and for sale by his agents
Agents for selling " istar's Balsam, r. j. Taylor,
Newport, 4. W. Briggs, Bristoli Edward Sanders.
Warren, Nathan Dennis, Portsmouth; " ilam Co.
~, Tiyerton 4 Corners =. d. Steere, Greenvil,e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
DIR. NlARCHIsI'R y

The UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN DULY
l appointed Agents for the sale of this truly IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would respectfully In
vile the attention Of Ladies and Practitioners Of Nee.
Po'f aud vicinity, 10 the grati ing success that hrs
attended ito use wherever introduced und iis happy
adaptation to the cure Of all the distressing disessss
for which II Is ofieredi being tho.e incidental 10
the respectable female, whether married or single,
and usually known by the nsmr of
FEMLLE COMPLAINTS.
Ofthese nre PRoL Lrsts UTEht. or Falling OF the
Womb fLuon ALsts, b' whivs CnRoSlc In
fLAMsATios AND uLcEBATI9s or the NoAB |;
INCIDENTAL H1aoHRnAes, hr floedI.t rAix
rios, SC, with all their accompanying evils, shcsf
eicepted) no matter how severe, or Of hsw long
standing.
This CATnOLICoN !, in every way worthy Of
the Confidence Of the afflicted as a successful, snis,
and cheap remedy s ,ouched for by the fact oi 'is
having received the appreciation and liberal psusa-
age OF many prominent members 81 tho
MEDICAL FACULTY
the United States and also by the voluntary tss-
tinoniais given In the pamphlets, from Lsl:rs ard
Phy,ioians o the highest respectHhiiy, ~ certified
by the most satisfactory authority
This preparation IL not az cure all but 10 intend
sd expressly for the Hbove-nalned complaints 80
very distressing in their nature and oonsequehees,
and which have heretofore resisted the skil and ek
eTtions oi the most accom- np,ished fhysicss Of all
countries, TO degree beyond that OF perhaps any
other maludy 10 which The human family 10 heir
THE INGREDIENTS, as certified b> high med
ical authority (see pamphlet) are ALL VEGETA
BLE, and are not associated with any article uh
friendly 10 The animal economy.
REFEREkcEs
p. u. Peckham, M. d., Utra, NJ.
l.. ID Fleming, NJ. d., Csnsndsgus, N.
p. Y. Foots, N. d., Syracuse, n. Y.
NJ. II. Mills, NJ. ID, Rochester, n. \.
!. e. Orrick, NJ. D., Bultniore, Md.
Prof Dunbar, NJ. D.,
w. Reese, NJ. D., City Of fkew-Ysrk.
W. Prescott NJ. d., Concord, N. n.
Pamphlets eau be had at the Drug sthres Of
For rale in This town by the Druggists centrally.
MOVES :. PALMER, Agent, Westerly.
For sale by most of the Druggist in the STATE.
J. b. MARCHlSI Co, pIoptetota.
Genital Depot. 3OI broadway, n. YORK. mlIy
'l'ii T. subscriber will receive paid orders hntil
the 18th instant for coal at present prices
after that lime the new impoit itatons will cost =
dollar more per ton. A lot Of pine, hckory and
oak wood, is being receiv, d which can he sawed
TO order.
n3 CHARLES WILLIAMS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
OF THE TINES NEWPORT H. THURSDAY MORNING DEC 49, 1853
RUEUMATIsA


This may certify, that for the last weeks, have
been severely afflicted with Rheumatic Affection,
which deprived Of the use Of my limbs. and rem
dered me for the time entirely helpless. used with
out any beneficial effect Kit,redses ointment, An
'lrews Lnement and bottles Of Davis Pain Killer.
finally procured bottle Of D,er's Healing Emhro-
cation, and IL effected more before I had flushed
using IT, than all the other preparation together and
! attribute my recovery AMI ability to resume my
labors entirely to this valuable remedy, DYER's
HEALING EMBROCATioN, and would earnestly
recommend its use TO all persons who may be sim
ilsrly afflicted.
FARLEY BATcnELDER,
smithheld, Nov. IL, lsi6.
A. u. FIELD, Successor 10 C. Dyer, Jr., ssls
Proprietor, Prov, r. I.
Sold in Newport by HAZARDS CAswELL and
X. J. TAYLOR.
dl.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
GOVERNOR or MlNsesorA.-AjWnsh.
ing;on corresp ndent Of the New York
Herald says-


ing;on corresp ndent OF the New York
Herald says
! mentioned several weeks since. than
SO ious charges were preferred against
Gov. German. OF Minnesota, and that II
was understood The President had deter:
mined not Ia send his nomination 10 the
Senate Tor confirmation unless the cher.
pes we're d'sproved. 1t is now said that
Governor German has, thus Tar, failed
T. do 80, and that he will be, immediate.
ly superseded.
This is the same immdculate Cover:
nor German who addressed tae unterri-
fled Democracy in this city, just previ-
ous 10 The last Presiden,ial election, and
who said among other things that the
Wi igs always sat upon the coat-tail OF
progress and cried uoh According to
rum"r, this progressive Governor has
gwen practical illustration that he is op.
posed TO this weakness which he charged
the Wings with. Let the people wait
patiently until the present Admnistra.
tion is closed up, and il lis executors, if
it leaves any, do not have to administer
upon corruption and ro,tenness, then We
are no prophet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
Ory- IT is thought by mnny. that th,

co- 1T is thought by many, that the
President will not send his most imp
ant nominations to the Senate, GoI ,sn
frma,ion, until Spring, as the sL otion
plainly convinces him that there is any.
thing but harmonious feeling am ING the
Democracy in that branch, AT least, OF
the Government consequently, the
President Is anxious 10 ward of the
impending storm as long as possible,
and il possible, allay the difference be-
tween the "hards" and "soits.' This is
a prudent and sensible desire on his
part, but the hope will prove delusIvs
one. No administration ever came IN
10 power under such favorable auspices,
and none ever before exhibited sueh
speedy end positive evidence OF it's
weakness, corruption and total disregard
Of principle and inability to manage
successfully the broad interests OF this
great Republic. The President is a
weak man. and, Us general thing he
is surrounded by weak, selfish and in
efficient Cabinet, each member Of which
is striving for his own Individual promo
ton, totally regardless OF the success of
The Administration OF President Pierce.
, There are but very few strong men in
Congress. There Is no Webster, Clay,
Calhoun, Pinkney, Adams, Burgess,
and the host Of other truly great men
there now, to guide and control The leg
islalive affairs of the nation, by their
genius, craftsmanship and integrity OF
character. All these men have passed
away, and, with very few exceptions.
n race! Of comparative pigmies
occupy their places. ltis true, we have
Everett, Clayton, Bell. Benton, aud II
few others, who are ornaments to the
nation ); but these few can accomplish
nothing amid such multitude Of men
who can scarcely rise above mediocrity.
1t is truly a lamenlabe state Of affairs.
such as TO warrant the NEST gloomy
forebodinss OF The future IN the mind oil
every true patriot for there is nothing
bright 10 look forward TO, and there are
no strong men Of giant intellects - look
up to and rely upon in the hocr Of dam
ger, when the bulwarks of the conslitu.
tion shall be nssailed by domestic reb-
els, or when we may become embroiled
with foreign powers, by the headstrong
advocates Of progressive Y oung Ame fica.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29

e5- The steamship Pacific arrived at
New York on Monday she brings news
of a fearful naval battle between the
Russians and Turks, with terrible loss
o! life and the total destruction OF 20
ships OF war Omar Bey, the Turkish
vice Admiral was taken prisoner. All
Europe is in excitement, and the genera
opinion is that an European war can no
longer be avoided.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29

J" There are a number OF eide.
walks in The city which are lomen'ably
out of order the owners Of property OF
which these front should be required
10 repair them Immediately, as they
endanger lie and limb, especially on
such a dark and stormy nigh, as tina, OF
Friday the city had bet er do this
rather than have to pay heavy damages
for injuries which may be sustained by
persons passing over these diIapitaled
WaIksJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29

DvrIArcE ShLASAsDER SAtEs.-GAr
LEN's 'sPATEST.-RoBERrM NJ. PATRICK is the
sole manufacturer in the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes, and +. e. GorFiSs
ImpEsSrRABLE DEri.ScE Lock AND
CRos..BARs-Thc bet Safes and Locks com
hined in the world, to whom The highest premi-
ums have jus, lecn awarded. by the Committees
ofthe metropolitan Mechanics Institute oiWash.
inaton aud the American Institute, New York,
DE, o, No. 1872 Pearl street, one door below
Maiden lave, Ne- York, formerly 70 John 81.
di2 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29

P In our editorial article OF Wednes.
day last, headed "The Mystery ex-
plained," there was typographical or.
ror. The sentence beginning with the
words, at I" proposed by these men,
when they get INTO power, to complete
their system, &C., should have read, SIS
ii proposed by these men, when they
get into power, to complete their system,
&c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
A GREAT AND BENEFICENT DIsCOv.
ERY IN MEDICAL SCIENCE ! !
CONSJJMPTION

CONSUMPTION
Successfully treated by the lnhaiai ion OF Medi
Gated vapors.
pY JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, NJ. d.
- Fellow Of the Roy'l College Of rhyslcians.
and formerly many years Senior PhySiciah in the
London Royal Informary Gr Diseases Of the
Lungs. In the treatment of Consumption, ny
inhal,tion, have obtained results which Justify
~ asserting that IL is now as durable as diseases
Of the stomach and liver. Breathing remedies
d'rec'ly into the iusss ia certainly the rational
mode of attacking the disesse, and like many
other great and beneficial discoveries. il seems
strange why such treatment was not long ago
resorted to. Where there is life there is now
assured hope, as throughout all the staged Of
this insiduous disease, the beneficial effects of
tins treatment are soon apparent. In cases "f
Bronchitis, Asthma, Sc, the nhaling of pow.
ders and vapors has been emnenlly successful and
to those suffering under any Of the above nined
Complaints, ] can guarantee certain relief.
have pleasure in referring to 200 cases Of Com
sumption, Bronchitis, and Asthma, who have
been restored to vigorous health /: about one
third OF these, Judging from the patiens' own
statements, were deemed hopeless Cases. Ap-
plicants will state # they have ever bled from
the lungs, il they have lost flesh, have cough,
night sweats and fever tumors, what, and how
much they expectoraic, wha: the condition { I
stomach and bowels.
Medicine inhaiers, &C., will I've carefully for
~arded 10 any part. Terms.-For consultation
personally, or by letter, $500. Balance Of lees
payable when patients report convaiesence.- -
Address JOHNSON STEWART ROSE.
Office 1927 Broadway, New York.
N. B.-DR. RosE's Treatise on Csnsump.
ton, price one dollar. dS4m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
Ai.DENiS CRt,MCO COFFEE.

fV'IIIS is the most economical aud convenient
Il preparation Of Coffee ever discovered, COM
biniug the Coffee, Sugar and Cream in paste,
which is rcadyto use in oSg mIsUTr, by mere
" n lding boiling water. The beverage produce
cd by th,s preparation ia uniform in flavor and
strength, tree from sediment, and always ready
ior sale wholesale aud retail. by the agents,
HAZARD Il CASWELL,
,Apolhecaries' Hall, nnd Hall of Pharmacy,
Washington Squlre. 1877 Thames ,ueet.
n23 rent Y. y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29

|" Hon. Brookins Campbell, u meb.
her OF Congress from Tennessee. died at
Washington on Sunday he was 45
years Of age and has left a widow and
infant child. He was an officer in the
Mexican was.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
FALL. SlTppIX


oTNE AND cHoicK
q IL o & X X Ell
NEWTON BROTHERS invite the stsen-
~ ton OF their customers To the following Ex-
tensive Stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,,
now landing from Sioop Rien.i. at Bowen''
Wharf
200 bli,. New Whea, Flour
10 Envelopes Hecker's Extra Flour
2Q0 Bags Extra Buckwheat
10 Tierces & bills prime Rice
~ Frkins Choice Dairy Butter
90 Boxes Cheese
~ Tubs Refined LeafLard
8 Terces Hams
50 Boxes Sealed Herring
20 bbls Mess Beef and Pork
500 Bags fine Ground Salt
100 packages Green and Black Teas
% Boxes Brown Havana Sugar
25 bbis Stewart Refined Sugars
Boxes +" Loaf +"
70 bills Crushed and Powdered Sugar
so Bags Java, Rio and Cape Coffee
rs Boxes Pure Ground Coffee
20 bbIs Dried Slicei Apples
10 boxes Citron
o bbls Currants
90 Boxes Bunch Raisins
20 bags Amonds, Peanuts and Fiberts
90 boxes Pure Ground Spices,
10 B'gs Pepper, Pimenio, and Cloves
~ boxes Soda. aud Sugar Crackers
10 Cases Maccaroni and Vermicelli
Is boxes Lemon Syrup
rs Cases Patent Candles
20 boxes CASTLE Soap
40 boxes Ezra No. I and Steam 5oap
20 boxes Blue and Peatl Srarch
cases Indigo
10 boxes Fig Blue
20 boxes Saeratus
10 cases Soda & Cream O"fariar
10 boxes Chocolate, Cocoa & Br0ma
20 Cases English and French Mustard
20 Baskets Olive OIL
20 Kegs & Boxes Pure Ground Ginger
25 Mats Cassia
cases Mace & Nutmegs
70 Boxes Pepper Sauce in Vinegar
I5 cases Smoking Tobacco
20 noxes Chewing Tobacco IN tin foil
25 jars Maccobo, Snuff
30 Boxes Lump robaceS
S bbls Scotch Sniff
80 boxes Pipes assorted
20 bundles Brooms
100 Reams Wrapping Paper
~ Thousand Sogars in great variety
Is bbls CIDER Vinegar
with the usual variety Of other Goods, all Of
which will be sold at the lowest market prices.
n3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
NEW BOOKS

MIR. Ruthcriord's Children, by the author OF
the "Wide, WIDE world"
The Works of Joseph Addison, inclu ling the
whole contents of Bishop Iiurd's Edition, with
letters and other pieces not found in any previous
collection; aud Macau-) s Essays on his life nj
works edited with critical and explanatory note, ,
10y George Washington Greene; volume one now
ready.
History the Navy ofthe United States. hy
J. Fenmore Cooper continued to 1853, from the
authors manuscripts aud other authentic sources
City Architecture or de igns for Dwelling hou-
ses. Stores, Hotels, &c. in twenty plates, with
descriptions aud an esiry or .ie principles ofde-
sgn, by NJ. Field.
Outlines OF Comparative Phi6ioey, with
sketch OF the languages Of Europe. arranged ppon
phiulogic Principles; and brief history oi tle
art oi wrItng,-by NJ. Schele de We're.
Peruvian Antiquities, by NJ. +. Rivers and J
J M Tschuii; translated from the Spanish, by
r. Hawkes., l.. l. ID.
Merkand; or Self Sacrifice, by the author Of
Margaret Maitland.
The shawn. by w B Bradbury and Geo +
Root, assisted by Thomas Hastings and + Is Ma
sou.
The Architect, or practical House Car, enter ;
by Asher Benjamin, Architect; for sale by
nl2 CllAS. f.. HAMMETT, IN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29

AZ The London Quarterly Review,
Tor October, contains seven choice ar
IIc.es that entitled Louis XVII, the
Dauphin in the Temple" is particularly
nteresting.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-29
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY I
RELtEViS rEsM MtsUTEs ~
nD a. A q -. nm AnNI.s "a IsID :.

atr unliiling in the cure ofCUughs, Colds, Asth-
MA Bronchitis, Sore Throat, lIoarsrncss, bif-
ncult Breathing, incipient Consumption, AMI
Diseases oi the Lungs. They have no taste Of
Medicine, and any child will iake them, Thou
sands have been restored To health that had be-
fore de.pared. Testimony given IN hundreds Of
cases. A single dose relieves IN TEs MIS-
urrs.
ASK Tor Btyan's rttsoNic wAtrRs-ihe
original aud only genuine is stamped "Bryan."
spurious kinds are offered Tor sale. Twenty FIVE
cents box. Sold by dealers generally.
j. BRYAN 4 CO., Rochester, N Y.
rrorrietors
% sm ~