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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-03
MdrvffC.

la Providence, 23d inst, 10y che Rev Mr..
Wolcott, MIR. James Caa,la'ell, a.d Mi. Rciec.
'ct Cir fin, both OF y.
Ia Berrillv,lIe, 22d last, by Rev. SaInuci u.
Hopkins, Mr.. VIM. A. Park, and Hiss MARY a.
Brown, both GB.
In T,verton, r. L., 2sa inst by Rev. Nj.
Andre~s, Mr.. Warren Ahay aud Mi.s Sarah
Gray, both Oft.
On the l7th, 1t New Brighton. Pennsylvania,
by Rev. Nj. Taylor, Mr.. Leander X. Lippin-
cot, Of Philidell h'a, and Miss SGia s. Clarke,
(Gracc Greeuwood) Of the forme- place.
- In Providence, On the 18th inst. by he Rev
br. Hall. Thomab Poym1n ives Goddard, and
Anna EIilah ih, second daughter of the late VII
liam :. Fearing,oi New York.
Ia New York, Seth, MIR. Hem; A. BsstUick,
and Miss Emma &. Youngest daughter o( l.. W.
Engs, Esq, NIL Of that city.
In San Franclrc ,, Sept. 26th, at the rcs'dcnce
Of Lucian Herman, Esq by the Rev MIR. Gray,
Ferdinand Vassault, Esq. aud Virginia Gcotgi-
ana Mckenzie, youngest ddugbte OF John SIN
CLAIR, Esq. ot London.
At Grace Church, Pratisvie, Greene Co., N.
Y, on the 26th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Wright, Hon.
Colin NJ. Ingersoll, NJ. G. o, New Haven, Conn.,
aud Julia Helea, only daughter Of Hon. Zadoc
Pratt, Of Prausvlc.
Ia Tiverion, 23d inst. at the residence Of e..
+. Seirle, Esq, Mr.. William Bell, late of Eng
Iaad, and Miss Ellen w. Kelley, Of Ginanton,
n. H.
II Warren, 25,h inst, Mr.. James A. Chace
Charles Luther, both OF W; 26th last, MIR.
George n. Surgens, and Miss Mary ), Bowen,
daughter Of Mr.. Aken Bowen, all Of W.
IN Providence, 2sth ult., Mr.. George u.
Franklih and Miss Abby Ann Fraaklin, bo.h o,
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usEs OF rae win cuERpy

The flainheld (New Jersy) Union OF sept.
20, isls, sa,s:---
The " lid Cherry Tree has been known for
ages to lie most valuable and eficacous rene
DIV Tor Coughs, Colds, Arihpa and Consumption
and comb ned as this Baisnin is, with other
valuable vegetable extracts, by III illul phy sic ian
DIR. Wis'ar, IL musi OF course be highly efica-
clous remedy, Su,h, We have ofts n bt en- info'm-
ed 10y those who have used il, il is. ard We a,e
not therefore surprised that il is in greater de-
mand for the diseases named, than any n.cdicine
now solo in this vicinity.
DOES ANY ONE D0UBTTnE EFFICACY
OF THIS MEDICINEl
We do not ask the pubic TO rely solely upon
recommendations produced from States Ear dis.
tnnt, where the persons cannot be known; but
having testimony from every State in the Union,
we would respectfully invite all persons interest
ed, to call at 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 CounterEeits and limitations, Syrups,
and all other preparations Of Wild Cherry. Re-
member they only initiate IN name without possess
sing the virtues. Buy none but the genuine Dr.
Wistar's Basan Of Wild Cherry, with the writ
ten signature Of ]. BUTTS, on the wrapper.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by
Seth w. Fowle, l3S Washington street, Boston,
Mass.
Originally prepared by Williams & Co. Phislel-
phia, now prepared and sold wholesale and retail,
by Seth W. FOwe, Boston, Mass, to whom all or
ders should be addressed, and for sale by his agents
Agents for selling " isiars Balsam, r. J. Taylor,
Newport =. W. Briggs, BRISTOL Edward Sanders,
warren; Nathan Dennis, Portsmouth, William Co.
~, Tiverlon Corners s. 3. steefe, Grefnyil!e.
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SIIFisIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT &.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the pr, IN
w is,s, in New Shorrhayh, on the nth day of
November, A. D., 1863, at O'Clock, Z. NJ, all
the right, title AMI interest that Abel Ball, Of
New Shorehim, bad, on the 9th day OF August,
1852, at 9 o'clock, 4. NJ, the tne Of the attach
mrnt on the original writ, IN and To the follow ing
described real estate, (vz) A certain lot or tract
"f land with - dwelling house aud tug house
thereon standing situated in the western part oi
the town Of New Shoreham, containing by esti-
nation about two acres,b ,be the same NOR. or less,
bounded Northerly on Lemuel B. Rose, Easterly
on William q. Sheffield, southerly on Caleb l.
Rose, and Westerly on Samuel q. Mitchell, or
however otherwise said land may be butted and
bounded, To satisfi an Execution levied thereon
in favor of Elam p. Littefeld and Amhad Dodge
administrators on the estate of Eldredge Z. Lit
tlcfeld, decd. Of New Shoreham, il sufiicant.
WIN. 2. LEWIS, Deputy Sheriff.
New Shoreham, August 9th, 1853.
o6 3w pd
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Dts0.

IN East Cambridge, 2lst met, Mrs. H,psy
Kidter, SO.
On Saturday, the 22d instant, at the residence
o' Jonathan Seaver, near Washington, Mrs
Elizabeth &. King, wife a Hon. George q,
King, of Newport, Rhode Island, aged 81 years.
la New Orleans, 81 inst, o, yellow fever, DIR.
Games q. Mohtt, late U. y. Army:
In Galveston, Texas, 18th ult., Of yellow fs-
yer, John X. Remington, the inventor oi the
"Remngton" Bridge
At Astoria, l., L., On the 2Sth inst, Susan,
wife OF Edwin Hoyt. and only daughter of the
Hon. William Sprague, aged 81 years.
Ia Georgetown, Del. Rev. Jonathan X. Toi-
bert, OF the Methodist Church.
At Ashland Farm, N. Y, 10Th inst, Timothy
Dewey, Esq, aged 20. BY profession, he was
u civil engineer, aud for many years resided IN
New York city. lie commenced the first New
York gas works.
At Lavscca, Texas, on the 9TH of October,
Benjamin F., son Of the Hon. George ID. and
Abby Cross. Of Westerly, X. l., aged % years
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NiDRTGAGEE'S ,SdlE

DY Virtue Of power Of Sale, contained IN n
- certain Mortgage Deed, made and eS,'uu Il
bv John B Cook aud Patience Cook, Gated Oct.
9th, 1851, will be sold at Public Auction, on
Saturday, November 10Th, a, II O'Clock, NJ, on
the premises, n certain Farm, situated in the
Town Of Portsmouth, in the county Of Newport,
containing twenty-five acres, more or less, with
all the buildings and improvnents there on, and is
bounded Nor'herly and Wesle, y partly on lard
Of Clarke Ihace, and partly on land iPctg Al
my; EastcrIy on the sal, water, called the Easi
River, Southerly and Eas,erly, partly on land Of
the heirs OF Jonathan Dennis, and patti, ou "
small buryiug Ground belonging to the heirs .
Henry Law,on, aud Westerly oh the Main Road
lradiIg from Stone Bridge to Newport, or how:
ever otherwise th. same may he bounded. Con
diiions at time and place Of Sale.
oz0is
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DIR. NIAI.CIIISI's


THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEFN DULY
L appointed Agents for III. sair oi his trul IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE, would I,si. Cuu y in-
vite the attention Of Ladic. and Prac,iua,Ia Nsw
pat Rnd yiclnity to the gratifying succc-s tH has
attended ts use wherever introduced and i,f happy
adaptation to the of all the distress- diseases
Tor which it is orercj being those incernia TO
the respectable female, whether married or single
aud usually known by the name of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Dfthrse are PHOL,Psts UTERI. or Failing OF the
Womb FLuoR ALDus, or Whites CHRoN IN
FLAnw,rloN AND iLCERATION or IhE NonB !;
INCiDEST,L IlHNoRnHAGE, or Flooding FAIS
FUL, -UrPREssED, ASD IRREGULAR MENsTnuA
TioN, &c. with all their accompanying evils ancer
eScepted,) lao matter hUw severe, or oi how long
standing
This CATHOIICoN is in every why worthy Of
the C"nnencr of the afflicted us sEccessinl, sale
aud cheap remedy Is Souched for y the tact oi lis
having received the appreciation ani liberal patron
age oi many prominent members ti the
MEDICAL FACULTY
Ia the United states Hnd also by ia. voluntary ties
lln"nia- given in the pamphlets, lrom Ladies' aud
Ply. cinns Of the highest responsibility, certified
by the most satisfactory authority.
THIS rrep parhtI0n IL nos a. cure Hll -" but IL intend
ed expressly for the uhoyc-nancd complaints, 80
vr" dist tessing in their nature aud consequences,
and which have heretofore resisted the skill aud cS
eliuns oi the most accomplished physiotas of all
countries, tu a degree beyond that at perhaps any
other mHlady - which the huniHn family Is hcr
rae INGREDlG>IS, Is certified bs high med
imr" m authority Gee IHnf"iet3 arr AL NaGtTA
friendly Ia the animal economy.
REFERENCES
7. y. Peckha'nf u. ID, uti,r Ny.
l.. u II, lt,nF, NJ. %, Carfndaigua, \.
u. y. F,'s, N. d., SraCuse, n y.
NJ II. Ms. NJ. H., Rochester y. \.
!. Orrick, NJ d., Btlliu,urr, Nd.
Prof Dunbar, u,
W. w. Reese, u. D., rity or New-V York.
w. Prescott H., Concord, y. II.
Pamphlets c'tn be had nj ruc Drus stores uf
For sale Ia this Town by the U.usglsiz generally.
MOVES :. PALMER, Agcut. Westerly.
For sale by most ul the Druggist in the state.
J u. MtR'HtSI y -, Ploy-let,rs.
CenlIal Depot, 3Ol Broadway, \ YogS. mlly
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x.ls Et'arinr 1ntrllissn1e. xIa
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. @.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2.
Brig Enoch Pratt, Baker, River, BALI.
Sohr. Faany Fern, Briggs, Albany; Lowell,
Dyre, Prov, PhIla; MonteEuma. Nickerson.
Calais, Y, Moro, Haskell, Prov, do; .i.acos,
Bart, Bost, Phla.
THURSDAY, Oct. ~.
scm Alpamahab, Gmury, phila, Wmehan;
Adverutcr, -, Wv, Wact,sm; Arna
Jcukia., Sbcrmah, Prov, HALT; Victory, Saker,
host. Wilmington Culnlsrand, Perry, Bait,
B0~.
slonp Excel. Bra'ey, NY; Eliza. Chmch, =
River.
Sohr T. q. Thanpsca. Grant, vrginis, B~h.
TUESDAY. November 4.
Rrig Confidence, Melville, NY, klber,, ROD.
in.on, Prov savannah; Union, Basks, do,
Bali; Lsad.f, Richsrd,on, Bot, Noifoh
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE Subscribers hereby give notice that they =
l. have heen appointed Executors of the last
will and testament Of NOEL COGGESHALL,
late Of Middetown, deceased, and having accept
ed sad tIust and given bond as the law directs,
request all persons having claims against the es-
tate of said Noel Coggeshall to present tho for
settlement, aud all perooLs indebted to said estare
are requested To make payment.
JOSHUA COGGES HALL, r...-
ABRAHAM &. COGGESIIALL. ""''"'o''
Middletovn, Oct %, 1853.
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EOR SALE or TO RENT, The dwelling
House of the subscriber, corner spring and
Cannon streets, with convenient wash house
contiguous, and stable on The premises; sa d
House contains large pai lors, ami has all the re-
quisiic convenica,cs, such AS Cooking Range,
Copper Pump, for ws and rain water abov, aud
below, stairs, &C., will be leased with or thuut
the furniture by the year or and possesriSsi
given Immediately; apply to
o5 d&wlm W. J, MUNRO,
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MEXICAN MUSTANG, ,IININENT

This Invaluable remed, in praise of which no much
has been sad aud written, wherever il has been in
roduced we pleased to see IL now attninable IN
our city. The curative properties asoribed to this
article are such m We can read'ly believe come
within the power OF some itm medal agents Ia tncct
1t is recommended for qui,k, almost electrical effect
in allay ing pain und assuagiug inflammation, giving
tone to the nervous and inauguration to the muscles
when excited or impaired, and in fact for all those
forms Of the " ills TO which desh is heir, that ma,
he reached by external application.
yhe reader is referred to the advertisement In the
paper for certified statements Of it's effects on those
who, unfortunate in their slIlctons, were f,vored
~ their possession Of 30 valuable remedy.
We iearn that a gentleman in this city will adj
his tes;inan, in Case Of spraia this will confer
n benefit on many who msy be induced to nvai
themselves ofhs bencnt, only by it, hnv.ng the PRES
tise Of usw name. See advertisement another col
uinn.
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-e's7s >! -. -
LYONS :.
KATHAIROH !
FOR The
.AAIR.zaa
TO The MILLIONS

TO The MILLIONS
From toothmss babes Of nAioec9s Nc,ks,
To pratlhg jokeis IN he siierlr;
From glrls aud boys ina, read nj schoo.
10 oihcr clerks upon their biVols;
From the budding oi hyc a, sweet seventeen,
To the Cdudle cx ,jlusOne oi all honey moon
dream;
From midway yeare 0f man and his Niie,
Toadyanciug days aud rethuing life;
From the spect uIed few, who with a-iOni,h.
.. nsnt gaze
Al the wondrocs ,h,nrs Of these modcrn
.s days.
I. he ud tins grnefa. exclamation,
HAVE you UsED lYoS's kArHAIRoN
Grey heads aud bald in CONCERT sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts tie roots Of hair hong deaf
And covers np The once bald head
While the trtdni locks, 20 harsh arI al,
That used - vex the pretty mis-
Now around her shoulders twnl
In such rich luxu ldni curls,
The sight or tOuch, you know no. HhicI,
Sets men ainhihs, ard their hea L. bewiichh.
The DdDdruf--vcNed stuli---thai once did
fall
Oe7 MOad-cloih coats aud collars soil,
You ruinber with the thing. that were.
BY using kabairon on the hair
But Bdrr ipi.n halt, or all yet said
Are facts abpi.t Me MAYORS HEAD,
Tn sometimes racks and aches with pain,
An doctor's pills mc taken in vain.
Vow the Kathairon, such pudh. I'll warrant
10 cure
u! ten minutes. No gossippirg i II sure;
Aud for pinples, SaIt Kheum, Erysipelas and
letter,
And all such diseases, nothing IL l,ctier.'
YONS KATilAlRON 20 Justly celebrated
IL tor Preserving ke,toring, aud iIcaulib ing
the Hair, IL sold by every Drug ,st and principal
merchant throughout. the World, in large bottles,
tor % cents.
Sold To the Trade Il, u lihera discount--Ju
nsuer commissioned. Address letters to
ID. =. BARNES, Proprietor,
i6l Broadway, Ncw-yoik.
For sale by HAZARD e. CASWELL aud
Il. J. TAYLOR, Newport WEEKS 4 POT.
TER, Boston. a22 3n
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TO RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.


The following communication from Col. William
w. Brown, the distinguished Con'mandant of the
First Light Infantry Company, Of Providence, r. / /,
was received some time tince BY the late Chas Dy-
er, Ir, Esq., and will be read with interest by Rheu-
matics.
To Charles Dyer Jr., Esq Dear sir:
am happy to furnish you
my testimony in favor Of your Healing E,nbrocatioH
The benefit received from IL was decided that
can recommend il 10 others My situation was such
ss to test h excellence thoroughly, and pronounce
IL II most effectual remedy for rheumatism. ! was
attacked with the severest form Of this disease and
from being so affected as to be obliged TO keep my
bed times, and to BE- disabled from taking The gen.
tlest exercise was far restored by il, after the
use of one bottle, TO be able TO walk iU an erect
position and with comfort. The Embrocaiion was
applied by htnl, twice day, and the effect always
was to relax the contracted MUSCLES, and to quiet
tie pain. WAS encouraged to give ii a faithful rri.
nj, ani after the Use Of or bottles was entirely
cured of what had feared was n permanent lame.
ness. My experience with this preparation enables
me 10 pronounce it the best ever knew, and can
freely recommend IL W. al H. valuuble remedy for the
most tedious rheumatism.
Yours truly,
WM. w. BROWN, 1876 Westminster st.
Providence, Dec. lsj5.
A u. FIELD, (Succ, ssor 10 G. Dyer, Jr., Sole
Proprietor, Prov, X. !.
Sold ia Newport by HAZARD & CAsWELL and
R }. TAYLOR.
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WM. c. COZZENS & co,


uAFE jJ., opened New Fall Goods, consist-
IL ins Of Dess - Il, Merinoea, Phid., Mous.
'eline dc laine, and great ta.cty Ct New and
rich Fancy Goods. ii
EAtL GOODS, Mrrin6 Flaid-, Raw Silk
Il Plahs. Silk and Wool Paid., Very beau
tilul patterns aud desirable Goodt Tor all wear,
iusi opened by
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rorAKrsEKsIslp .nlirE.

COMPREHENSIVE sOIiCE.
nhNiEL T. SW'NntRNN and Att' -
~ rUs G0fFE haze as,e,'rrs hr,sshh"'
together upitr the styr ~ .
SWiNGJRsE G Coz T.,
and witi .ontinsc ,he Cierhir- y. .a,rt ~ Az -
hra sehcs ~ tcrc;vi,ar, "a No J srirsas',r's
Blatk- Their prescsi STOCK ID Wisl,, Ci'tkia-
viii lee ein.rd dF ~ r,ls~rd s'9oef, q, Ne r','n
,r slpins prr,sisr., 2dnois N"'7h at lo'i oi@''.
rs
FpKsN.E.
DJFtSaNTiY sst-.tri ir tg r7ons. -
L the hill, q skclt distance 10 ,'e - TO sri oi
l,,tlvu. liutci. t!ocsc tsu sinSu hIRa- s.m
tesm. ou each door, ~'th oee ~ cue ~ the a..
nc. wgk rLE-ss AM ,idtirs alros s.i, 'Nn-
v,aier ba.ewcnt. well Of good ~s'er a.. lsiH.
water ois,era, &c. TIE Estate q iu ggql rsii-,r,
a.d pos.a. 900 can be- giroR ~ iiedieic,, u d..
.ired
Price VI terms, ~sSh viii " wade sss, ,s-sy
l+ tn9soo o. Application -
% JCSHU1 sAYCB.
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"Tbomss Whitaker e. Son Of
Providence although having been twice
burned out within a short time, are still
on hand and prepared 10 supply the
public with new articles IN their line
See ibcir adv,u,emon' ~ another col
omn.
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CirY TAX. Tax Beoks ID the CITY Vi New
" port Tor 1853, Just received ly
.6 WILLIAM ~. PEEK.
NEW FANCY GOODS.

". " T;sd,e s. Son are now opchirg hne
assortment OF Paris f,ncy articles, Ls1,S,' Rcii-
cules, Porte Monaics, Sewing Blrd-, lsvsccfc,s.
!ot Necklaces, ivory Crosscs, Prrt Bru,rher,
cut glass Toilet Iio ties, toloene Stands, Watch
Stands, Thermometers, Brcu,r Ornrncnts, Tct-
"a Cora Ware, Gutia pcroha Siaret,rs, trying
Dols, rorcelnn Heads and Figutes, Baxter
rrin,s, Ehsravines ass Fin Oil Paintings, w'th
an endless variety e sns goods in Jc~eisv. Sill.
,er and Plated Ware. all cf Which u oHeced
with the assurance that the prices shall w of
che lowest grade, ~ iss Thawcs 81.
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10 Some dsorderly persons wire
about the streets Saturday night, COM
nitung various depredalons upon proc
~r,y it is a pity ,ha, they could net be
detected and punished ior such mali
cious injury to quie, and unoaending
pers oEs.
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o. Henry Lindsey, editor of the
Whaleman's Shipping List, died at his
residence, IN New Bedford, on Wednes-
day.
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pPutnam's Magazine for November
is out, aud contains a great variety ol
inte resting matter (; Il is a sterling work
For sale at the bookstores.
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NEWPORT COME rrt0SARY.
No. 10 SrRIso STREET Opposite Trinity
Church \


Church)
(F5rmrly VIM q. Wey,r)
V'IIE subscriber would respectfully nform the
L pubic generally ;.n1 the visitors Of Newport
tha, he cnnlhes il the above we'll known as-
tabll-hw'nt, TO manufacture all the drlicacirs
a. the conf ctinnarY business. lie is ready to
supply all kinds of steam refined Candies &
Drops, fancy Drops, tnys, etc, ETC., always
fresh; ornar entail Cakes, Wedding Cskce, Mac.
a'ony, Maccarony Tdrt., Mcrlpghrs, Maringue
kissrS, Ladies Fingers, Coacoanut Drops, Cream
Cakes Chocolate biscuits, etc, etc besides n
great variety of family Cakes auI Pies, fresh
cry da,. lie is also "hI. to supply fresh pure
Ice Creams, Wmcr Ices, Charlotte Russo, Pre-
serves. Jrlles, Syrups, etc., etc, Families, Par
iiea aud Boarding Houses the above named ar,l-
cle., suppI'ed with Gut-cakc, Ice cream aud
Lane, ornamental Pyramids, and French cakrs
together with many Other articles IN his lInc a
the 'ortest notice ard on reasonable terms.
n22d G. MUNCHlNGER.
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"taCui IIOJsE ="

VIV'FfIE FEH3'E'"
~ Ep. e. DuW MIG - ready, snd ~nsb ~
VI hsap,, to r,cc,yr -I4sys lsr r.. Cream, Chs-
late a. su--r. Jrrr. a., ,srIs, S~p-, wa6s
al. ,es, 80 ,ny hhs1 ,.s sar, ~ ,-is''-sd - his
iss.
P,tr~.ss. - respectfully s~.E s,i.,d, NJ bsf-s
% y siil o. ssaay,icst L. ssy ,hn te .''a -ss-
sis he ~ -y-u,st.s~ uH
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DANIEL HIGGINS

DANIEL HIGGINS
nFFERS Tor sale, AT bisIu = estIb i,h, Nur-
~ series, ~ extensive cnllcct ON Of Nurscr, ro-
duee, embracing every variety ut Fruit aud O,na-
meaai Trees, Fl,werrug shrubs, varieties Of
EEcrgreeHs, Norway Spruce, Dwarf Box, va,ir-
tis 1t fru,t Trees, eight years from the sr 1T.
Pear Trees GA Cc,r stocks now ia lsaring The
lraijng v4rieuce Of Currents, Goos,bcrrcs,
Strauberriss. Rasaerries, &c. Asparagus
Root., Sea kaIe, Rhukaris Plants.
Purchasers are inyitcl To make their own
leetians, Il left t. the proprietor every justice
viii be dose. Orders from all parts Il tb ,mion
will. a. usual. meet prompt aueaioS. C~.alngucsi
cent gratis. Adjicss D,sIEL ligsiu'. Nursvrv-'
lBtn, Flashing, Long lsl,nd, or Aebpuy !.
Blecckrr. No ] Broad Strcct, N. y.
all Sw
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DENTISTRY

MASON'S Excelsior Soap, fpr sale At III
wi Thamce street, foot Of Mary. $50
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DURr spice, fpr sal. at yOUNGS, III
1 rhunes Street foot of Nav. l,se
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CPLENDID PICTURES A magnificent
- view If Ashland, the residence OF the Late
Hon. Henry EIly, engraved by J. Saran, from
llunilton'- ceIebr tel picture after Daguerreo-
types 10y Hewitt Specimen copies exhibited and
subscriptions tor sale by BIZ. rISDALE& son,
a23 Agent for Newport.
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A JAIL TO LEr.-The Jail IN this city
has not had prisoner in i, Tor several
weeks; this speaks well for the charac-
ter OF this County.
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sPECIhi. NOTICE

n RUCENiES-Na. 2: Nistd street.. 10 ~
VI ways sspplied with hcsb Groccries sko1c
cac aud read, ut the lnw'st prices.
CORNELL n bENNiS.
y. B.--';oois s,r n sny pui Of 'lsr city
fee Of charge. Ni5
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DENTISTRY.
4 III operations executed by WM. II.
n SMITH, IN ve', superior manner. at mod
crate pr,ccs
References oft the tish st standing given to
those unacdnaiutcd Win his Operations.
Rooms dircc,l, over me Pos, OhcS.
w
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4 furnished cottage in good order, No. 81 WI.
n liam Street, near Touro Street, For partic-
uldrs enquire at this office. IN
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FOR SALE.
CtnI\EI OF SEA SHELLS

- ',lHINEI UF NtA SHETIaS.
4 NJ Person wishing to purchase an cx-
"A tensve AM fine cpleation of Marine Shells,
may hear Of one, by calling At this office. 81
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DDZ. S-us - Cis,h@. i,reis ~e'd ttis
I dsy, sal fof al, ~ IJe ThAp..s
80 an NEvENs.
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rO LET

rO LET,
4 HOUSE f,r the winter; possession q, n
"A first Of October onqai { at This o'irce.
s1iU
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A Srkore-MiSDEp WoAAs.--The
Geneva, N. r., Courier states that two
coal barges run from Geneva to the
PENNSYLVANIA mines, both Of them own
ed BY one man, but enc under the CON-
nand of the husband, and the other oi
his vile. She 70 perfect master OF her
craft, lifts coal with hercuIean strength.
and orders her laboring men about like
she safeean, Of dragons She mana.
oes fiosocisl affairs herseIf and wo be
unto him who disobeys orders or crosses
b.r patti. Her voice rings OF, like n
.briII trumpet and oil STAND sghasi q,
she tcvne.'
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DIMNEl.L'S TOILET vINEG aR -- 4 .a,,.
III pl, ofihis cicr ,ui preparation iot the Tor
lets, with other Goy'nrtics, P,rfu me-, &r., just
reed by =. II. JlSDhlf y son.
as
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TEAS. Choice Green and Black Teas at We
ry low rates, at Ill Thames Street, loot Of
Mary. (s3O