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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29
NEW PIANO FORTE wARE-ROOMs.

No. So NORTH MAIN ST., FALL RIvER.
MR., TOUUEE would call the attention Of
WI the Musical public to the largest and most
extensive assortment Of Piano Fortes in the Union
These instruments are from the &c ebrated man
ufactories Of Messrs. Brown & Allen, Hallett,
DAVIS & Co., A. w. Ladd, Chickering's, and T..
Gilbert. They are furnished with or without
Coleman's world-renowned H,olian Attachment,
and contain many new improvements OF great val
ne. For purity, sweetness and iulness OF tone,
rs well as beauty Of exterior finish, these mstru.
rsents now stand unrvalled. Prices, from $l75
to 81 900. Also, second hand Pianos for sale,
al prices varying from 1856 10 $50. Second.
hand Pianos taken in exchange for new.
MELODEONS, from the weIl-known many
factories Of Carhart & Needham, New York,
George A. Prince & Co, Buffalo, and =. d..
II. w. Smith, Boston. These Instruments havo
been unanimously pronounced superior to anything
uf the Kind hitherto manufactured particularly in
regard to quality Of tone, strength and VOLUME,
as well as in the promptness Of touch or action Of
the reeds, by which quick passages may he per-
formed with certain and distinct articulation OF
tone. These, and many other new improvements,
have stamped them, rs the ne plus ultra Melodeols
A fall assortment Of 4, 4 IL, and s octave single
and double reed Melodeons, at prices varying from
$45 to $500.
Persons residing al n distance aud who find il
inconvenient to visit Fall River for the purpose
oil selecting IN instrument, can remit any sum
they wish TO expend for a Piano or Melodeon to
the subscriber. with the full ASSURANCE that they
will he dealt with just AZ honorabiy rs though
they were personally present. and, indeed, 10 any
persons rep0sing such confidence in him, he will
make "A liberal discount, and take especial pains
to give them a salts ,ciory bargain. A full war
ranty is given in all cases. ANY instrument OF
dered can he exchanged If il does not suit.
MUsicAL MeRcHANDise Of every description
constantly o. hand snd ior sale at prices lower
than nj ANY other establishment in the country.
An orders promptly executed.
EBEN TOUkJEE, 60 North Maio st.
u MODERN school FOR THE PiANb
FORTE, by NATHAN RicHARDsoS.-Thisis
the title Of a new work which contessediy stands
at the head Of all the instruction books for the
Piano Forte. 1t 10 beautifully got up, W it'll plates
illustrating thn anatomy Of the hand, &C., gilt,
2i0 pages, and sold at 81 per single copy
ersons ordering by mail from any part Of the
country, inclosing 81, will receive a copy free
u postage. Music dealers, Teachers AMI Sc
mnaries supplied on the most reasonable terms.
a5-6m +. TOURJEE.
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OF THE TIMES, NEWPORT, R. /. THURSDAY MORNlNG JUNE o. lo54.
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.

UNPARALLELED IA RGAINS.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS.
Al the Celebrated
LAReEsr AND CHEAPEST
CARPET ESTABLISH NEWT.
In tAe United States, at
HIRAM AMBER s SONS
No. 80 Bowery, New York.
MPOitTER OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH
CARPETS.
Buyers will find The largest stock of Low
Price aud Medium 60 the most elaborate Al
busS d Mosaic, Medallion, and Velvet CARPETS
ever offered in the world
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
Above ground, no damp Easements or Vault
under the sidewalk TO endanger the health to
Lady purchasers, each Sales Rooms is devoted
exclusively to one description OF Carpets. The
Wholesale and Retail departments Of his esiab-
iishment have been enlarged and an addition OF
Two extensive Sales Rooms, making ia wonder.
iul and gorgeous display.
Sales Room No. I.
FLOOR CLoTHs..-An enormous Stock OF
John Hare 4 Sons celebrated English oil cloths;
also, American floor oil cloths OF mag ni6cent sa-
TIN finish, Fresco, marble, Italian. and Scroll
Paintings, from Is. 3D., IS 4d., S.. 6s., to 81.
per yard, from 3 to "a feet wids aud 50 long.
sales RO No, 2,
I%NsRAHAiS CAaPETs.-Two hundred and
fifty pieces OF English aud American Ingram
Carpetings, all new style, manufactured express
y for this establishment.
Sales Room No. 3.
THREE Ply CARPErx.-EngIish, Scotch
and American Imperial Three Ply Carpeting OF
our own importation ; sorgeons splendid new
style OF pattern.
d. Sales Room No. 4.
NV puIrg q N n AgAIk ~ N -Thraa
hundred pieces OF Medium quality Ingram Car
pets, beautiful large aud small patterns, manu-
tactured lor the City trade, incrsd.ble ow prices
Of rs 81, IS. a, S per yard.
Sales Room No. s.
Ruos AND DRuGGETs.-English Druggets
4 yard. wide 5000 yards Of low priced Druggets.
to 3 yards wide at s. 81 to Is per yard, also an
immense assortment OF Mosaic Landscape, Ak
minister, and Tuied Hearth Rug also 1000
Tufted Rugs at los TO 34s each.
Sales Room NO.6
STAIR AND HALL CAasETs.-5D. OD0 yards
of striped and figured Hall and Stair Carpets vi
Is. Is Cd, 3, 3s6i, As. IS. Is and n.
sales Rom NO. =.
MEDALLION CARPETS, with borders Mo-
sale and administer Of one entire piece, can be
h,ted to ANY size room from $3.50 to $1,000.
RsYAL V.LvET, Tapestry and Brussels.
from the celebrated Factories Of John Grossly 4
s-oitsp anu tho bou q spu y
England, all Of our own importation, some Of
which are exclusively our own styles aud Cannot.
be found ~ any other establishment.
Sales Room No. 3.
AUBussos CARrErs.-They elicitths warm
est Communications Of every beholder, excel IN
beauty ana durability, are sold AT moderate pri
ces, aud introduced in the market at this sstab-
lishment.
Sales Room NO. 9.
VELvEr, Tapestry, Brussels three ply and
twilled VeniIian Stair CaIpeting, remarkably
cheap.
Sales Room No. 10.
PATEST TAPESTRY INGRAM CkRPIrs.-
Gold, PLAN, White, Buff aud Scroll w indow
Shades, at s., l2s, 20s, 40s TO $40 per pair I;
Table and Piano Covers, Silver and Bras, STAR
Rods, Parlor Door Mats, COR Mating a.so,
Is. 3d., s.. 81. White aud Cherk Canton Mat.
ting, &C., &c.
HIRAM ANDERSON,
f7-6rndSw 81 BowEKT
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DteO.

In Cumberland, 10Th inst, John +. Dexter,
aged ~ yeas.
In New Orleans, 9th iost., John M. Colt, for
merly Of Bristol.
la Warren, 18th inst, FrancesA. Lee, daugh-
ter Of Deacon Lee, aged Is years.
IL jamestown, 2lst inst, David Wright
Clarke, son Of Thomas Clarke, aged 81 years.
In Providence, on the 23d inst, ERE Bourn,
IN the 49th yea Of his age.
In this city, Sunday evening, Miss Ann
Rainy, aged IS wears. She was a native Of
Lincolnshire. En- gland.
In Now York % inst, Mr.. James c. Meeks,
agent Of the American Sunday School Union, in
the 47ih year Oi his age.
, In Washington City, 22d inst, Mrs. Eu!alia
Crawford Edwards, wife of DR.. Levi A. Ed
wards, u. s. A +, and daughter OF the Hoa.
II. Hartley Crawford.
In Brownville, Me-, 18th inst, Deacon Fran
els Brown, IS, formerly OF Newburyport, Mass.
In New York, 2Ist inst, Mary Bushnell,
widow Of the late Rev. Samuel Bushnell, OF the
New York Conference.
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TIE Masonic CELEBRATiox.-The anni-
versary Of st. John the Baptist, the patron
saint Of Masonry, was celebrated with unu-
isual spirit at st. Adams Lodge, Bristol,
yesterday. Besides the members of the
Grand Lodge and Of the fraternity general.
ly, many from abroad were present and
participated in the ceremonies and FESTIVE
ties ofthe occasion. The address was de-
livsred by the Rev. John Keely, Grand
Chaplain, in st. Michael's Church, and was
listened to with great attention. It was an
historical account Of the institution of ma
sorry, with a sketch of its services and a
vindication of its character.
About three hundred sat down to the ia
BILE, which was graced by the presence of
ladies'. The following are the officers of
the Grand Lodge, elected for the ensuing
year:
Geo. w. Marsh, Of Pascoag, G. Mas
ter.
William Gray, OF Newport, d. G.. Mas
ter.
Oliver Johnson, of Providence, s. q.
Warden.
Hiram Hill, Of Providence, J. q. Ward
en-.
WIN. G. Barker, Of Providence, G. Sec
rotary.
Jason Williams, of Providence, G. Treas
urer.
William B. Smell, Of Warren, s. G..
ID.
Leonard Wright, of Bristol, J. G. ID.
Rev. John Keely, of Warren, G. Chap
lain.
William Greene, Of Pawtucket, G. Mar
shal.
Remington Arnold, of Pawtuxet, G. s.
b.
James L. Jones, Of Pawtucket, G. p.
J. A. ID. Joslin, of Providence, G. Lee
turer.
E.B. White, OF Providence, &. Tyler.
Prov. Journal.
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SOAP SOAP 7!

1Sh
TIVE subscriber is now prepared to furni.h
L the highly celebrated American Cream,
American Laundry, American manufacturers
Soao, and Cream Soap preparation. Tn ~
soaps are presented TO the public with the fnllest
condolences in their superiority and utility. A
tar trial according To the directions given be-
low, cannot fail TO be entirely satisfactory; and
an argument more conclusive than pages Of
certificates and recommendations. A fair trial 10
all ! ask. These soaps do the work Of the
Laundry in the best IN inner in cold water, either
hard or soft, or salt, dispensing entirely with
boiling, pounding, washing machines, Sc,
without injury to ihs most delicate fabric. In
cold weather, health may render il advisable To
take the chill of the water.
The tendency Of these soaps is to soften the
clothes and loosen the hold OF the DIRT, without
injury.
! DIREcrioSs FOR usE.-White Clothes
Rub the soap freely OF all soiled spots, make a
strong suIs il water, sufficient to cover, soak n
few hours, or all night il convenient, when with
n common hand rubbing and thorough r'nsing,
they will be perfectly clean aud beautifully
Lleached.
CaIieoes add other colored articles, wash
without soaking aud rinse.
Wooens-Wash in warm suds Ito prevent
shrinking) and rinse.
Aierinoes, Silk yslvets, silks. Ribbons, &c.
Wash IN strong suds and rinfe.
To take Lamp Oh, Wheel Grease, Grease
Spots, &C. out Of Carpets, Table Covers, and
Clothing, rub the soap on freely, soak some time
in strong suds. rub out aud rinse. Ink spots
aud stains. use fall strength, soak, aud wash Ia
hot water.
Gliding add Mahogany.-wa,h in weak
suds. rub with sin cloth add rinse. Paint,
wash in strong suds.
For all other purposes, use 40 Won do the
.uo.uus.. k.s o.n anil sUu Vxtu A.. r,s.,llsI IN
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IN A. BINlNGER 4 co.

II ~
Of New York having constituted Messrs. NEW
TON BROTHERS, Of Newport, agents for
such articles as they import and deal in, are now
prepared to solicit from their friends and tho
public, order. through these gentlemen. The
regency aud rapidity OF Intercourse between
the two cities, will en- bic them to execute o-
ders with certainty and despatch. No effort
will be spared to do full justice to all orders thus
entrusted 20 their care. They import and pre-
serve under Custom House lock, the Brandles
oftne most distinguished houses in Cognac, viz:
Guard, Dupuv & Co., Hennessy, Pinet & Castil-
lon, Marett, SC. They are also sole agents and
importers Of the Chasselles dor Cogr C in
casks, demijohns and Bottles,-a very choice
brandy, free from Alcoholic taste and impuri.
ties, very de,ica'e and tru'ty in favor, and de-
signed to be always uniform in quality and
character. They are sole importers Of q. II.
Mumm & Co.'S champagne Wines, and are
always supplied with the finest qualities Of
Champagne, Madeira, Sherry, Port, Claret,
Hook and Burgundy Wine. ; Liquors and Cor
diaIs, Scotch Ale, London Porter, Havana Sc
CARS, Pickles, Preserves and Delicacies-being
"A complete assortment OF choice aud rare arti-
cles Of luxury. They invite the special atten.
ton Of urchasers to examine their catalogue at
the store Of NEWTON BROTHERS,,
who will promptly attend to their wishes.
New York, May ~, 1854. m26
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pFrom the extensive arrangements
which are being made, we are satisfied that
the celebration Of the approaching anniver
sary of American Independence will be the
most brilliant of any which has ever been
witnessed in this city. The affair is in ex-
ceilent hands, and they will spare no pains
to make it all that it should be. We already
hear Of several steamboat excursions to this
place on that day.
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D-At the special election for second
Councilman, in the Fifth Ward, on Mon
day, the vote stood, at the close of the polls,
for John A. Hazard, of Il. g., Wing, 80
for James Ii. Clarke, Democrat, 20 for
Stephen A. Albro, Maine Law 8; Mr.. Haz-
ard was declared elected.
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DENTISTRY.

CUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME -Fhoy,
~ II EAGLE C~HEMIcAL WorKs.-Thu
subscr''sr is now p~resaFed to N Ne the Spring.
deliveries OF this i~uvalp,hle Fertilizer, manuf,c~.
ttrci vt the above we'll known. estab .ish Ell,
ther from the Works Oh Staten Isly'L cr Gom,
the Depot in New York, Farmers wbp havo,
not tell their orders are re luested tn send rheip
early ~ the demand Cor tn $ season will be large.
Orders by mail with cash remiuances will In.
promptly attended To. The Super Phosphate IL
packed IN bags Of $50 HIS. each, and the price. "a
this same as last scasoo,. 2 Ia cents per ~,
ALFRED K. KEMP,
62 Be- yer ST.. New york.
Office Of the EAGLE CHEMICAL COM.
PANT.
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IYKEN5 VALLEY COAL.

SOO Tons Lykens Valley Coal now landing on
wv wharf foot Of Mary st. For easy ignition,
durability Of fire, complete combustinn, easy Hdap
tation to the temperature Of the weather, and it's
great power In generating heat this is the best coal
in this country.
A free burning coal 10 the economical for family
use, aud IL will not clinser unless the iraught 10
greater than the coal requires, which can he easily
regulated by u dainPer. WIN.
is Coal and Wood wharf.
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UTWe are indebted to William E. How
land, Esq, Of Middletown, for supply Of
most delicious strawberries they are very
large, and of exquisite flavor. He will sup
ply, daily, those who desire them.
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WOLFE, SCHIEDAM

AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
TO the citizens Of Newport beg leave to
Il inform the citizens Of Newport, that ! have
established a depot NJ thf warehouse OF
MENTION BROTHERS,
Tor my Schiedam Aromatic Schnapp', Who will
receive and forward orders to me for the same.
Samples can be seen ut their store.
UDOLPiIO WOLFE,
Sole lmportcr,k n.
all p Beaver street. New yor
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JrITED STATES HOTEL,
A. b. COPELAND,
1hame, Street, NEWPORT, T.. l.
ayll
1 STREET U
NEWPORT. II, |.

NEWPORT, X. l.
THIs HOUSE will be open for the
reception OF Bnardcrs. Families desiring an
airy, pleasant and quiet location with comfortable
and convenient roums. can be accommodated fr
the season on reasonable terms Every attention
will he given TO the wants and comfort Of boardcrs.
10 T.. SiIELO IN, Pfoprietot.
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A German named Andrew Goetz blew
out his brains over the graves of his wife
and child in Union county, N. Y, Oh We'd
nesdsy. Their loss preyed upon his mind
and induced the fatal act.
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ID" The New York Tribune says it is
said that Gen. Butler will not accept the
Governorship of Nebraska.
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E- We are indebted to Mr.. Adams,
Clerk Of the steamer Blackstone, for Prov.
idence papers in advance of the mail.
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DUFFIEL.n'S
HAMS.


THE SUBSCRIBERS iaving received a fresh
l. consignment Of Dufield's Hams-theP Pioneer
Brand-are now prepared to supply all orders
for this unrivalled art Gle. The mode Of curing
Hams, ~practissd by Duffeld. Of Louisville, was
first adopted in 1897, since which time, the Duf-
field Hams have become extensively known IN
England and ia this country, and at the Great
Exhibition they took a prize medal, although
brought in competition with the finest brands
from Westphalia. For tenderness, texture and
favor, these Hams are unsurpassed. They
are cured under the immedi ate care Of Dufield
& Co., Louisville, Kentucky, and are especially
prepared for summer keeping. OF their high
standing in every market where they have been
introduced, it Ia not necessary here to speak, -
they need only to be ties ed TO give entire salts
faction. The Duiield Hams are used at all the
principal hotels in the country.
Orders for the above received, and the trade
supplied on favorable terms by
q. SHERMAN & Co.,
No. 9 Market square. Sole Agents for Newport.
.nIIff
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NOTICE

THE subscriber inlorms the public that he has
u taken the Kay street House and put u In cont
plete ords- hei. ~ prepared to enteri, IN guests,
snd no psins will be spared ~ rive entire satisfaction.
10 JOSEPH BATEhAN.
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PARADISE FARM FOR SALE

DARADISE FARM FOR SALE
i This Farm is pleasantly situated in Mid
~dletown. X. l., on the Beach Road. 3 mil Q
from Newport. and half n mile from the Beach,
containing twenty Hour acres. The prospect
from Paradise Rock, from which the farm takes
il, name, is not equalled by any other on the
Island, commanding as Z does. an ocean view
from Msrtha's Vineyard on the East, to Block
Island and Paint Judith on the West. with a
tine view OF East aud West rivers, and Of the
surrounding country on the North. The view
from the house is not surpassed by any IN the
~vicisity. On the Farm IL a 2 story dwelling
House, 2 Barns. CRIB, Carriage house, shed
aud other out bu'liing., together with an Ice
house. hot house 80 by 10 a., rain water { stern
Of 1900 gallons, an Orchard Of choice Fruit
Trees, &c. sc. An indisputable title will b.
given. For terms. apply TO SAMUEL A.
PARKER, lis Thames ~. Newport, ISAAC
BARKER. near the premises, or
JOSEPH A. BARKER, Providence.
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EOR sALE-Abou, 10 loads Of good s,abl.
II manure apply a, the wood and coal wharf
Of all W. J. SwiNBURNE. Z,
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WlSTAK's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
the great remedy Tor
C. q = u Il O N.

If the great remedy Tor
c o s U MPTIO N.
Ard the best medicine knownt to man Tor
Asthma Of every stage, Liver Complaints, Bron-
.chitis, Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding
Of the Lungs, Shoitntss OF Breath,
pains and weakness in the
side, breast, &C., and
all other disea-
ses ut the
pU L NJ, o NARY A N S.
From the Boston Post.l
DIR. &. W. Fowle, l3s " Arlington street has
"a article entitled M above. which We believe is
ths best preparation hitherto discovered Tor the
cure Of colds and other consmDptive complaints.
Having tested this medicine, We eau speak with
confidence as to its salu,ary effects in removing
4 colds aud other complaints incident to this sea-
son OF the year.
ri ON the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Wherever this medicine 10 introduced. il at
once attains ,imt high reputation which il is
richly deserves. What can stop it's sale, when
on every hand can lie Witnessed ITS wonderful
cures. The worst cases Of Asthma, recent buo
dauge, Gus coughs, and also those that are of long
standing, bronchitis, aud consumption IN its ear.
stages, are always cu.ed by this remarkable
/, medicine.
&c not deceived by impos,ors-the public
should be careful To get the gcauine article, no
chs imitation and counterfeits being put up Ivy
those who know nothing oi medicine, or of the
diseases OF the Human syftcm, ara entirely I'M
Z saie and dangerous.
The gc,m,ne Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry is now Tor sale by duly appointed agents,
snd all respectable dealers 10 medicine, in ali
large cities anil all important towns throughout
the United States, Cansdas and British Provin-
. css
Address all orde.. to SETH W. Fowls, hoe.
Ton, Mass.
None genuine upless signed ! BUTTS on the
Wrapper.
.orsiua.y prepared by wilbsms 4 Co. Philsdsl-
phis, now prs' AIRED sIi cold wholesale aud f.tsi
nysc,h w. f5Nie, Hos on, MSS, e. hoin all or,
'e.s should he addressed, aud lof sale BY hts agents.
nEeh.s Tor selling Ni-ars BAlssm, II. J. Taylcf,
.s~Po's w. bsigEs, Bristol, EdwaId sanders,
lrteni Ns,hsn Dennis, Portsmouth, Nillism I
y''"st'"n iCerners = q sieer,. St,rnvills
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~Modame Sontag died of cholera, at
Vera Cruz, on the 18th.
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pThe number of deaths by cholera in
New York last week was As.
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IN Ton. Of very nice pressed hay, now il
~ store, and for sale by
m29 ]. IL, & q. W, PERRY.
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HOUSE
GATE MURRAY HoUSE.l

NewpOrt. X. ].
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends aud th public generally that he has pur
chased the above well known establishment, and
having thoroughly renovated aud supplied IT with
new furniture. aud introduced many modern i'm
provcments, lit viii I've opened fuT the reception
Of visitors on the 18th Of April. II is conve-
nien,ly located, and ITS airy aud ~p'easapt situa.
ton is no, supposedly any other howe in town.
The subscriber intends to make il one Of the
hest aud most fashionable resorts for HE travel.
ling public, to be kept open through the year for
steady ana transient Loarders. Paople Wishing
Newp ri for pleasure or business, will find this
House onvenient,. III Seasons OF the year.
PHILIP RIDER, Proprietor.
Ne" ors- X. I ADril Is. lSl3.
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CHARLES N. TlLLEY,
ruBLIs sorARy ArD Jusrior or The rEAcs,
BELLEVUE HOUSE,
m25 Newport, X, ].

ROBINSON l. HAssARn,
DRUGGISTS n APOTHECARIEs,
No. i35 BRoiD SrRtEr,
Opposite City HolelJ PsovIpsscs, RI
wholesale sud Retail Deslers IN
nrugs, Medicines, Paints, Ole. Window Glass,
Corks Of ell kinds, Dye stofis, sad Drug
gists' Glass Ware.
Camphine, Spiri,s Of Twpentine, and Burning
FLUID, az the hes, q%ualr, always ON hand
and fsr snle 10 dealers. st lowest rates.
sS-lyis 2as phame-
Another 10, Of BsnuIlss Just received
wi Of 70 LANGLEY a NoRMIN'S.
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A b

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its cures Of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field Of its use
fulness, and so numerous the cases Of its cures,
THAI almost every section Of the country'abounds
IN persons publicly known, who have been restored'
from alarming and even desperate diseases OF the
lungs BIZ IFS use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine Of its hind is too appar-
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous afec-
tons Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
To- our climate. And not only in formidable at
of COLDS, CouoHs, HoARsENEss, &c.. and fox
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that il ever.
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
HAZARD & CASwEil., and TAYLOR.
NEWT ORT..