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SOAP SOAP !!

SOAR SOAf
THE subscriber ia now prepared to furnish
l. the highly celebrated American Cream.
American Laundry, American manufacturers
Soap. and Cream, Soap preparation. Ii&se
soaps are presented to the public with the fullest
confidence in their superiority and utility. n
fair trial according to the directions given he
low, cannot fail to be entirely satisfactory; and
an a Argument more CONCLUSIVE than pages ol
certificates and recommendations. A fair trial ~
all | ask. These soaps do the work OF the
Laundry in the best manner in cold water, either
hard or soft, or salt, dispensing entirely with
boiling, pounding, washing machines, &c.
without injury to he most DELEGATE fabric. In
cold weather, health may render II advisable 10
take he chill of the water.
The tendency Of these soaps is to soften the
clothes and loosen the hold Of the drrt, without
injury.
'DiREcTIoSs YoR usy.-.Wbitc Clothes
Rub the soap freely OF all soiled spots, make a
strong su = in water, sufficient To cover, SOAK n
few hours, or all night il convenient, when with
"A common hand rubbing and thorough r'nsing,
they will be perfectly clean and beautifully
bleached.
Cal,rocs and other colored articles, wash
without soaking aud rinse.
Woolens-Wash in warm suds 10 prevent
shrinking and rinse.
,ieriloes, Silk Vclvets, Silks. Ribbons, &c.
Wash in strong buds and rinse.
To take Lamp Oii, Wheel Grease. Grease
spots, &c. out OF Carpets, Table Covers, and
Clothing, rub the ,oap on freely, soak some time
in strong suds. rub out and rinse. Ink spots
and stains, use full strength, soak, anu wash in
hot water.
Gliding and Mahogany.-Wash in weak
suds. rub with silk cloth and rinse Paint.
wash in strong suds.
For all other purposes, Use as you do the
common bar soap. and YOU will be compelled to
admit that il surp,s,es all other soaps. Manu-
featured and tor sale wholcs ,ie and retail. by
G. G. HANDY,
Depot 22O Thames.st.
Premium awarded Mt the late Fair OF the
American Institute. Copyright secured AID.
1851. ml2
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IN A. BINlNGER & CO.,

IN A.. BINlNGER x "
of New York having constituted Messrs. NEW
TON BROTHERS, Of Newport, agents Tor
such articles as they impost and deal in, are now
prepared to solicit from their friends and the
public, order. through these gertleuien. The
reauency aud rapidity Of intercourse between
the two cities, will eu,ble them to execute or
ders with certainty and despatch. No effort
will be spared 10 do iull Justice to all orders thus
entrusted to their care. They import and pre-
serve under Custom House lock, the Brandies
oftne mos, distinguished houses in Cognac, via:
Guard, Dupuy h Co., Hennessy. Pinet Il Casul.
lon, M,ret,, &c. They are also sole agents and
importers Of the Chasselles dor Cognac in
casks, demljohns and iIottles,-a very choice
brandy, free from Alcoholic taste and impuri.
ties, very delicate and truity in favor. and de.
s;cned to he always uniform in quality and
character. They are sole importers orc: w..
Mumm 4 Co.'S champagne Wines, and are
AWAY. supplied with the finest qualities OF
Champagne, Madeira, sherry, Port, Claret,
Hook and burgundy Wine. /; Liquors and Cor
d,al., Scotch Ale, London Porter, HaTana Sc
CARS, Pickles, Preserves and Delioaeies-bing
a complete assortment oi choice aud rare arti-
cles II luxury. They ,nvite the special at'en'
ton of urchascrs TO examine their catalogue a'
m, store OF NEWTON BROTHERS,
who will promptly attend to their wishes.
New York, May ~. 1884 ma
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Thoiopieai S~,n,iaDies, scientific and D'sf'ns ui,h-
ed ubiie M,n,-nud in fact, 10y al, CLAUSES 80 Tue
community, Az ,ng others IL ~ rcremnrnd'h u.
Rev. DIR. LYMAN BErcHEH, hate 'fes'".m ~
Lane Th-ological Seminary, Ci"r,n"ai,, 'h'",
Rev. DR.. LHosARD WOODS, Abbott P'"i ~
Theology in Andover Theological Sem" 'ry'
Mass. lion. DAsIkL =. THoMpsoN, Secretary
of State nj Vermont, author OF "Green Mo"n'''"
Boys,""L ell Ainsden," SC, Monipeltr, VII
NE. WILLIAMS, Eco, lornc'liy Collector "i
the =. ri al Baltimore, Md; Rev
Phiiadelphia, Pa; d. &. FERsALp' Portland
Me-, > I'd maay others. 49,.
Ia cp.nc,ica w;,h our old 80 cent afuce' We
now on y, ~ size, in large square confS "Hs
rica ,aom,ied bus wrappers, gnh dDtoi0n'' ana
fac mile cf Wm. Loa'n Cutler, containing nearly
Tou i.nes , q~n,siiiy o.; The smaller sihr'
EeDa,e NJ 20 +,ieyC.is and imtat"ns -!
Eauui.e =. &c al ;cle Ly its wnoLk NAME,
"VEGE rAEi.E ULMONAiiY
Prapnrcd. oniy by REED, CUTLER x CO.,
Drussis.. Boston, ani sold by Apotheca'ies a"d
Count,y NJ .rchaots geac'ally. Price, large ''@e'
81 90; small size, so 1cn,s.
For $ he ia Newoo, . bv II. j.. TAYLOR amp
HAZARD & CASWELL.
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DUFFlELD'S
AN HAMS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS having received a fresh
L consignment Of Duf6eld's Hans-the Pioneer
Brshd--are now prepared to supply all orders
for this unriyailed article. The mode Of curing
Hams, ~pructised by Dufield. Of Louisville, was
first adopted in 1887, since which time, the Drf-
field Hams have become extensively known IN
England and 10 this country, and at the Great
Exhibition they took a prize medal, although
brought in ,ition with the 6aest brands
from w estphalia. For tenderness, texture and
favor, these Ham are unsurpassed. They
are cured under the immediate care Of DuHicld
* Co., Louisville. Kentucky, and are especially
prepared for summer keeping. or their high
standing ia every market where they have been
introduced, il 10 not necessary here TO speak,
they need only to he tested TO give eutire salts
faction. The Dufield Hams are used nj all the
principal hotels in the country.
Orders Tor the above received, and the trade
supplied ON favorable terms by
q. SHERMAN &Co.,
No. 8 Market square. Sole Agents for NEWPORT.
milf
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COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
PRovIpENCE,R L.
Office In Franklin House, corner OF south Main an
College Strertd.i 81" W "
Insure agains Fire and Marine Risks on a. favora
Bile terms ms other Stock nphnies. q"
Capital l0g,D00.
This Company affords the same security as othe.
stock Companies with the additional advantage to
the Insured of sharing equally with the stakeholder.
In the Nett Earnings OF the business, without any lie
bility To assessment. 49, '"
~ DIRECTORS
Thomas Hardness. 49, Amos N. Beckwith,
Orray Taft, Henr, Lippitt,
Truman Beckwith Hosea nallou, Jr.,
Thomas J. Stead, Henry q. Malhewson
William A. Robinson James q. Anthony,
James Y. Smith, John N. Mason,
A.. u. Dixie, Daniel Day,
billings Barr I Edward Pearce,
Charles Ill Dabney, George w. ChaTln,
Charles l.. Fisher, WilHm j. King,
CYRUS Taft, Joseph Carpenter,
Cyrus d. Manchester, Seth Padeliord,
Earl =. Mason.
THOMAS HARDNESS, President.
GEO. G. ARNOLD, Secr'y.
Application per mail for Insurance 10 this Comps
ny will receive prompt attention.
E3 Il ly
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.
THE house on the corner Of Sherman and
Mount Vernon sts /; II has just been put IN
complete order, aud is ready for the reception Of
q family. Jy3 N W. MARSH
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A GOOD BUSINESS.

A GOOD BUSINESS.
THE subscriber offers Tor sale his Stock Of
/ Groceries and other Goods, togeth-
er with the good will Of the same; he also will
Let the Store, No. 274 Thames street, corner OF
Howard suee,, now occupied by himself. This
affords an excellent opportunity for any person
wishing to engage in business as the store enjoys
a very extreme pa,ron, ge. For further particn-
lars apply on the premises.
jl3 THOMAS
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TO LET.

4 house pleasantly situated on Farewell street,
N containing IL rooms, will be- bet lor one or
nore years the location is a very desirable Que.
Enqsire Of y. :.
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WANTED far the City's use. 1000 tons Of mid.
w ding sized paving stones, to be delivered
here BY the lst Of October, ior which n tair
price will he given. Also for 20 600 bushels
Gravel, delivered on The wharf here from Goat
Island. PROPOSALS will be received for all or
any part Of the above materials and all inioT-
nations given by the subscriber.
CHARLES BROWNELL,
iyl3 Street Commissioner.
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81 AYERS
AzlA PILLS.
FOR ALE TIE PuRPosEs OF
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THERE has long existed a public demand for an
effective ~purgative pill which could be relied on ~
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and an extcn-
what success II accomplishes the purpose designed.
1t is easy to make a physical piH, but not easy to
make the best OF all pills one which should have
none of the obiectens, but all the advantages. Of
every other. This has been attempted here, snd
with what success we would respectfully submit 10
the public decision II has been unfortunate fos
the patient hitherto that almost every p~urgativs
medicine Is acrimonious and irritating TO the bow
els. = This Is not. Many Of them produce 90 much
gripping pain and revulsion in the system as to more
than counterbalance the good to be derived nom
them. These pills produce no irritation or pain,
unless It arise from a previously existing obstrue-
ton or arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable. no harm can arise from Their use in any
quantity but il is better that any medicine should
be taken judiciously. Minute directions Tor theits
use in the several diseases to which they are'ap-
plicable are given OH the boN.- Among the COM
plants which have been'specdiy cured by them, we
may MERTON Liver Complaint, In its various forms
ofJaundioo, Indigestion, Languor and Loss Of APP
petite, Listlessness, Irritability, Bilious Headache,
and Loins; for, In truth, all these are but the con-
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an
aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
tiveness, Piles, Collie, Dysentery, Humors, Scroll
Ulcers and impurity Of the blood in short. any
and every case where a p~urgative isrequired. =
They have also produced some singularly sue
cessful cures in rheumatism, Govt, Dropsy, Gravel.
Erysipclas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring Of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change Of seasons.
An occasional dose stimulatcs the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe-'
tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, By their
stimulant action on tho circulatory system, reno
vate the strength of the body, end restore the
wasted br diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no acknowledgement exists; but un-
necessary dosing should never be carried too far.
as every purgative medicine reduces the strength.
when takento excess. The thousand cases in which,
a physic is required cannot be enumerated here. but
they suggest themselves TO the reason Of every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill viii
answer a better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
virtues are once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need ola
oathartic medicine. Being sugar.wTapped they are
pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no
harm can arise from their use in any quantity. .
For minute directions see wrapper on the Box.
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GREENE's STRAW BONNET AND HAT
RLEACHERY.

No. So Thames street.
THE Subscriber would inform the Ladies of New
L port and vicinity, that he has made arrangements
to receive all new styles for Bonncis AS soon AS they
come out. also Bleach and Press Plain and ran
CIV Neapolitans and warrant them not To shrink.
Particular attention paid TO Bleaching and Press
ing Bloomer, Gents and Boys Hats, in The most
fashionable styles. y. ".
.vT
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OF THE TIMES, IMPORT, K. |. THURSDAY MORNING JULY n. 1854.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM.

Acid, nor Tartar Em.fie.
THE GREAT 7 A DAkD
REMEDY for all p UL
X MS
sively Used. Tested ami APP
proved in New E.ngland. Cam
ada, and the Bri;'rh Proyin-
crs during a prriod Of
TWENTl-SEVEN yrARs,
by Emin,nf Physicians. Ter
eymeD, Professors Of t'oit'g's,
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A SURE and Pleasant hemcdy for CoLDs.
"A CoUGHs, CRorP, WHooPIsG-CoUGH,
asthma, and i( lungs sufficient are leiI to sus.ain
life, a CERTAIN CURr1 FOR CoSsuMPrios :
Safe tor the Infant VI tie Invalid, in any stage
weakness.
THE GREAT REMEDY j. at las, discover.
ed, Consumption eau he cured ! and Coughs
aud Colds, the parents Of that fell discas. that so
often brings woe to the homes OF our land, vanish,
ms ifby magic, before this SOVEREIGN REsEDr.'
This 10 that which h,s 40 long been sought Tor,
and lie ia full faith offered To the public as a GER
tain cure Tor Coughs, Colds, Whoopins Cough.
Group, Asthma, and Consumption, and wili"M
my case where llHrgs sufficient are let 60 susta,a
LIE check the liberation and raise the patient 10
health. This is not M idle boast, nor 10 this
remedy sent into the market without Thorough
trial, but has proved beyond a doubt that What
has been asserted CAN RE DosE! :
N. Is BEWARE OF'coUsTERFEITs, and
ohservethe following promirsory Note, with the
&c smile signature VI the proprietor ON every
genuine box Do "' - 3D.
"ISOOO5l On demand I promise to pay to
The bearer FIVE MILLS for value received. .
WILLIAM DEvlNES."
Cert icates OF cures to he relied on, found On
the circulars ieft wilth the A cents. Let all the
afflicted try it fa'thiel Sold by Druggists and
Dealers generally. "'i
Ifthe Lorenvc 10 dia5olyed, and nbsorbs the
sugar in which il IL v,aekcd, the virtue 10 the .
vet, and better than ever, save che looks. Sis"
pLE bu, POWERFUL Try 1t FURRY.
The discovery OF THE great remedy, ahons two
years since, was almost a miracle, aud the FAVOR
Il receives where INTRODUCED. aud III. almost un-
paralieled demand. show - worth.
Also sold by all Medirine Dealers thrUughou,
the country.
Only Is Cts. per BoS-Fiye Bose, fr 81.
y. ID. FULLER CD, General hgents, No. J
fremont Temple, BosroS. =" .
The Depot for DR.. ilihhard's Will Cherry
Bitters; Dr. H'bbatd's Pills and CircassHu,
Balm; a
Fowler's "Macaronick" sure cure for PiLEsi
Yankee Extract, ior tar, paint or gres.ei .
DR.. Corueli's PaRf t.xprllery
Iierrick 4 Cos \. Z. Phls Htrrck h Cos
Plast.rs; -
U%allup's Brier Root : yrup for Diarrhra; alse
n large variety Of Popnlar Mcdicines-sold ehesp
for cash or approved credit' 80 .
For Sale in Ne~por, by X. J Taylor and Has
ard 4 Csswell. 3 70 Ava 20 ~ dsv.
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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 evi-s
dences of its virtues in any community where IL
has been employed. So wide is the field Of its use
fitness, and so numerous the cases OF its cures,
THAI almost every section Of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been sestored
nom alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine Of its kind is too appar-
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues arc
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidots
to employ for the distressing and dangerous afec-
tons Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
10 our climate. And not only in formidable at
lacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties
Of COLDS, CoUoHs, HoARsEsBss, &C.; and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
That can be obtained.
, As il 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 it ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
HAZAiiD 4 CAS- WELL. aud X. J.TAYLos
NEWPORT.
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ROBINSON & HASSARD,
DRUGGISTS 81 APOTHECARIES,

No. 1876 Bro STREET,
Composite City Hotei) PRovipEScE, RI.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Corks Of all kinds, Dye stufs, and Drug .
gists' Glass Ware.
Camphine, Spirits Of Turpentine, and Burning
Fluid, Of the best quality always on hand
and for snle to dealers, at lowest rates.
s3-lyis 223 Thames
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AIDES French Sl;ppcrs--20l pairs 'Est's'
LIS Chappell's Bronze and Black Slippers,
Just imported, for sale at SEABURY'S,
Jyl3 l40 Thames-st.
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TO LET.
THE subscribers house, 25t Thames street;
i il contains IA rooms, ranges, &c. The back
yard Is paved from the street, and fitted for car
~riages: there is adjoining an acre d land, with
an orchard, Summer and winter apple trees, p'uins,
pears, strawberries, plating groundj here are
also two wells aud a spring on The premises.
For further information enquire on the premises.
II will be let furnished or unfinished.
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NEWS 4 hour, in advance of the Wall
IN TILLEy receives the Boston papers every
morning At iri-2 O'Clock, by the steamer Perry,
b.,ns Ii.2 hour, in advance ofihe regular mail.
yy3
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OHOLERA-Thi. fearful disease ha, again
y made IL. appearance in some Of our cities
In summer complaints generally D,er'' healing
EInbrocs,ion has ala ays met Win the e'ea'e,,
possible success. A single dose ~ usually all
tina, is required 10 arres, and overcome a severe
case ofohoIsrs morbu.. ~hiehd unattended To
for n few hours, ~ill lead 90 seriouS consequent
ces. and Will eventually terminate IN spasn'od'o
chole,a. Every family should Keep a full sup
ply constantly on hand. For sale by the propri-
s,or, A. II. FIELD, successor to &. Dyer. IT,.
nj the old established Medical Depot. 81 West
minister st. Pre- violence.
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TARRAN1,S INDELJBLE INK,

A superior article, warranted by the proprie-
tor, ana acknowledged by all who have tested it
to be the best article Of the kind now in use.
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TOMATOES, and Green and Dried Okra re-
J. cieved fresh every Jay at
YOUNG & SMITHS,
yyl7 III Thames street.
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WOLFE's SChlEDAM
AROM A rIC APP
ITO the citizens Of Newport-I Deg leave 20
L inform the citizens Of Newport, that l have
established a depot ut the warehouse OF
NEWTON BROTHERS,,
for my Schiedam Aromatic Schnapp', who will
receive and for ward orders To me for the same.
Samples can he seen at theft store.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
49,. Sole importer,k X.
ALI "a Beaver street, New Yor
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nEEICES NJ 1T
DENTISTRY

NJ.
A LII operations executed by WIN. u.
"A SMITH, IN "a very superior manner. at mod
crate prices.
References Of the highest standing given to
those unacquainted with his operations.
Rooms directly over the Post Office.
wi
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FOR SALE.
CTANDING Grass, in lots Of from 3 TO 70
- acres; apply 10 ALFRED SMITH.
Jyl2
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NOTICE.

COp ssle-The pleasantly located and convenient
i Cottare on the corner Of Touro and Nay street,
,.,. .only 10 I. UROOkER, =.
ia No. lf9 Spring st.
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G. T. HAZARD L co,

G. T. HAZARD 4 CO,
~ WASilINGrON SQUARE, have Just
" added to their former stock, a large assort-
rsnt Of Crockery, consisting ia part OF white
French China; Blue canton do ;White, and Blue
and white Stone ware, and common e., &. ware
in all shapes fo' dinner, tea, and breakfast sets,
to which the attention of the citizens and stran-
gers is respectfully invited. yS
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TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CUBEBS AND COPABIA.

SOnhh h<h Va
CUBEBS AND COPABIA.
Sanctioned by popular OPINION aud high author-
ity OF the most distinguished Ot the medical fac-
ulty, il Offers to the afflicted n remedy, whose
success has in every instance supported its de-
served reputation. Being convenient and agree
able IN IT'S use, experience has proved that It re-
tains in every climate its desirable and truly val
liable character. Ii is in the form of paste, 10
t%asteless, and does not impair the digestion. 1t
is prepared with the greatest possible care, upon
well tested principles. To persons following
the sea, or going long voyages, this preparations
possesses qualities fr surprising any other
neat and portable in it's torn, speedy and ettica-
cious IN It's operation. successful both in the ear
liest aud worst stages Of the severest diseases,
whilst the usual and nauseous taste and unpleas.
ant odor to copabia is wholly avoided in this
preparation.
Prepared and sold, Wholesa aid Retail, by
JOHN A. TARRANT, SUCCESSOR to James
Tarrant, 27S Greenwich, corner Of Warren ST.
New York; and sold uy 4. NJ. Carey, druggist,
Charleston, 5. c. p. II. McGraw, Na,chez;
Moore & Henderickson, Savannah; NJ. A..
more Joseph Tucker, Mobile Sickles & Co.,
New Orleans; Il. ID. Gilman. Washington, d..
C.; T. W. Dyot s. Sons, PhIa.; Weeks &
Potter, Boston koshmnhler & Anderson,
Georg town, ID. c.
THORNS COMPOUND EXT RACr OF co
PABIA AND SARSAPARILLA possesses a
lew advantages not enjOyed by any other medi.
cine tor the cure OF sexual diseases J and which
must, with ar enlightened public, reide, il assu
reilly h'ghly popular, and a desideratum long
sought for IN the medical world. Ii needs no
confinement or change Of diet. In its approved
form, that OF "A paste, il is entirely tasteless, and
causes no unpleasant sensation to the patient.
IL has acquired the uin ,st fame IN almost ev-
cry part of Europe, It mas been examined, APP
proved OF, and sanctioned by the faculty OF med
icine, aud recommended by the most eminent Of
the profession. Prepared bv J. b. Thorn, Chem
list, London, and for sale Wholesale and retail
by "A. ARRANr, sole agent Tor the United
States, 273 Greenwich street, New York.
OFFICES TO LET.
IN Washington So over Apothecaries Hall,
" Tree Offices, (now occupied by U. = En-
gineers) These rooms are easy Of access, well
lighted, aye lofty, and we'll finished. They will
I've rented singly or together. Apply to
HAZARD & CASWELL,
l2 Washington Square or I3z Thames st.
DENTISTRY.
A LII operations executed by WIN. IL.
n SMITH, IN a very superior manner. AT mod
crate prices.
Reference. OF the highest standing given to
those unacuuainted with his operations.
Rooms directly over the Post Office.
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CARRYALL For Ssle-A one horse Carryall
y in good order. Apply to II. II. YOUNG.
m3O cor. Parade
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THE OaIHoPEOlC INSTITUTION,

THE ORIiioPEOiC INSTITUTION,
For the cure Of
Deiormitiss and join, diseases, 457. 459 and
AL, Pacific IT,, South Brooklyn, combines all
advantage, Il a Hospital. with the comforts
aud cbeerluIness ot = private home. The Insii-
tu:ion is located in a fashionable and healthy
part u the city. An extensive Gymnasium for
exercises rs attached to IL. Warm and cold sea
baths within 10 minutes drive &c. Applications
10 be made to the resident Physician, LOUIS
BAUER, NJ. d., at the ORce Of the Institution
before 10 o'clock. =. m, or by letter, directed to
box ~ brooklyn Pos OAbce, New York.
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