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Marshall, March IS, lsai. NAL,


1 IL PERSONS indebted 70 the firm of
- Ward q hsion, by note or account, for
the years 1851. % and 80, and the prr,iou.
firm Of Ward Wilson, ARE hereby earnestly
requested to make immediate payment, as many
Of our notes and accounts are upon the yorp,.
Of the grave, from our previous indulgence ana
the operation Of the IaY, and unless they nro
promptly "quias'ed, our passive lndiiI renee
viii give way TO better counsel. (whle our i'm.
nginafY virtues may prove our real ruiuD by
adopting the only remedy that self.deiense
points ont for our prn5oeiion. Please give usr
cal, As We shall shortly have nev stock 81
sood-, when we can present better attrae,ions
Marshall Feb. g. 81.
WARD 4 VlyION
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OUR HAFFlEsT DAYS

They tell ne, love, tina, you and |
Our happles, days are seeing,
While yet ia shut from others eye
Tho change that waits on beings
All life they SAY '-a weary way,
With less Of Joy than sorrow
For where the suuli ght falls to day,
There II be shade tomorrow.
II ours be love that viii not bear
The test Of change aud sorrow,
And only deeper channels wear
In passing to each morrow
Then better we're II tina, to-day
We ferventIy were praying
That what we have NAV pass away
While We The words were saying
The heart hath depth Of bitterness
A we'll rs depths Of pleasure.
And those who love, love not unless
The, both Of these can measure
There j. tine and IL wtll come,
when thi. they must d.-cotsr
And woe If either then be dumb
The power that moved the lover
There are some spots where each viii flIl
And each should need sustaining
And suffering is ih. lot Of all,
And !. Of Coda orja ming
Then wherefore 90 our hearts unite
In bonds that none can sever,
II no, TO bless each changing light
And strengthen each enieayo,l
Then while ihcse hapr, da,4 we bless.
1T " ne doubt be sowing.
Gods mercy never will be less,
Though he should change the showing
Such be our file a. on We tread.
Each trusting and obeyiu,,
A. two who BY his hand are led
And hear what be "a saying.
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8fletteo pottr y.
EokQ TO KATn

Ny eyes how love yea
you sweet liiils dovs, yon
There :. no one sbove You,
Mcst beautiful KITTY
50 glossy your hsir is--
Like a sylph'. or fhy't,
And your neck declare, !,
Esauisitely pretty!
Quite Grseisu your nose Is.
And yeur cheek. are like roses-
So delicious-0, Moses
Surprisingly ssee,
Not the beauty Of tulips.
Nor the taste Of mint juliPs,
Can compare With your two lip,
Most beau,iful Kate
Not the blsek-eyo OF Juno,
Nor Minerva's Of blae. no,
Nor Venus, you kno~,
Can equal Jour own.
Al NOW ny heart prancss,
And folios, and dances,
When tia radiant plances
Upon me ara thrown
And now. dearest Kitty,
i,'s no, very pretty
Indeed Tia a pity
To keep me IN sorrow
30, II you'll bu, chime Ia,
We II have done with our ;hymin'
Swap C1pid for Hymen.
And be married. tomorrow
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Richard lsonl is hmseV again"
THIS establishment Is again Ia complete
l operation, at It's former location, three
miles and q half Northeast Of Marshall. Cash
bills 6lod at short notice
NIT or RACES, ron CAtn:
Ordinary 'quare edged lumber rel u. ais 90
Shertug. . ~
falines of small ripped lumber. 2nnl
iumber over IT inches in width, or 90 feet
Ia length Viii be charged extra, IN proportion
To the dimensions. Twenty per cent viii be-
charged on ihe above prices I, credit t. given
to the first Of .leuuary next
SAN. j. RICHARDSON
Marshall, March IS, lSai. n3i-Iy.
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We LICENSE THEE.

W ~ "''" gu VIZ ''''"'0 ''ev'
lisi bows the s'rong--euslaFcs the fec
ANA opfns wide The gates Of hc'l
FOR public good requires that some
should i've slnee many die BY rum.
v.,,..,. Glib, ...,.,. Il,
ne """' wv '''
Ana heavens oNn hail j. IN the blows
iheyre dealing So cat She cords
nat round the falling bend they draw,
And DER him hold your shield Of las
ana VIII ye give to man bill
bivoreing him from leagen's high sway.
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TO NJ nor IN HEAVEN

Inc Nursery shows Thy pictured wall.
Tbs bat, thy bow,
Tie cloak and bonnet, eiab and bail
Bs, where ART thoul
q corner ho'ds thy empty chair
Any PaAythings Idly scattered there.
Dus speak 10 Us Of our despair
Zen 10 the last, thy very word
To glad, to erisye.
was sweet, ~ sweetest aon. u biri
On sumner eve;
IN outward beauty undscsycd.
Death DER Thy spin, cas-. no shade
AID like the rainbow thou did,, fade
W. mourn for the VIXEN cold, blank u,pt,
Thy ehsnler fills.
we p6ss for thee when mcra's frs, .,yht
Rsd1sas TIE hills;
~ ssn. tts moon, the stars, the se..
All 70 Tie waIi-4owsr and wild Pea.
Ar shaaesd-we Aaw the world thro' thee
~ tAesgh, pefei'anes, emile might clean
o. ssssd mirsAi.
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W. HkwLis~ T. ~. DUNCAN
)AWll\S, DUNCAN 4 Co, Coiion Fac.
IL tors and Commission Merchants No 80
GaroHdeet Street, New Orleans ns Y
Rsfrn ro--Jamcs Y. Collier, Colonel {, H.
Cooper, W. =. Sanders, J. + Rosoborouph.
Joseph w. Taylor, Harrison county; DR. John
W Massie, j. J. Holloway Rusk county; N.
Trawick, Jefferson.
We will fui nish Bagging, Rope, and Plan.
'ation supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
fHANS GREGG A. KEW
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
New SIN House.

NrW TAtL kNp WINTER Cnons
J. G.. pEpPARD Il co.
SIS G-atifr Nresf ID
Between Camp and Magazine streets.
RE now opening an entirely ncie ''ocA 81
Y Iqror,d SIN, and Fancy Dress Good :
al-o s.fau eaa4. siA blsHs's ribbons, faces
,p.trpd,ri.s, eio..,. hosiery drfss trimmings
artificial fsaof. tr'~s. millinery dr't's',
re ,eic. t. which they invite the attention Of
eouu,r, merchants.
j q. pErPARD 4 co,
i,u : 81. 80 nrariG street
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HORATIO u HEWITT, tsufcessor .
l y Tyler a Hewitt fIANo FORTE Asp sts&
DEALER, 80 Camp street New Orleans liss
always on band one of the largest AID nes
complete selections Of P.aRn Io~ies 10 lie
southern country, all of whch are guar-aleed
as good and perfect instruments agrnnia
the sale Of 4. STupAET q Co.'S New lqo
Pianos
These Pianos nre celebrated for fne quslii
Of tone, pgrcncss Of sound, and for neat ard
beautiful finish Of exterior Hork man.hif>aN
srn considered hy the profession, and tompren.
judros, 10 bc the finest Pianos made IN Ne
luicd States Standardization requcs',s
to their splendid Sorpcn,ins pattern, with Pes
ke-s, which !, considered one Of the iinest nos
made.
ilALLgrT, DAVIS 4 co.'s celebrated Bosie
Pianos, u, q, o. and : octave Pircold faas
fortes, from the factory of fiescl Co.
Paris, also P,aninos Somi-Grtud and 6'and
Pianos from the same house.
on P.aaas taken IN exchangc and part F'!'
meni
GUITARS, from the house Of Hal y"
Spanish and French patterns, sc; Nioln''
large quantities. Meiodcons, Scraphnes' W
gan-. Flutes, { larioneti.s, Brass instruments
Of all kinds. Noiincelos Naujos, strings ~
all instruments, and Musical merchandise Of Al
descriptions, vholcsal, and retail
Sheet ,lusic Of all kind,--mnsic receives
from the North by ever steamer a. 500" =
published. church BOOKS, instruction hoo'
&c
Particular attention is called TO the lMgess
extensive selection Of Accordeons and fl0's-N
which il the mos, complete and porieci s'o,
uon OF these beautiful Instruments ever aae'''
in the southern market
An orders from the country faithfully y
promptly attended to- A liberal discount r@
to Teachers and TO Scminaries.
lIORAIIO y. DEWITT.
80 Camp ST., New orleam
Jan 10, 1892 WV
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Plane EOrtes sc.
THE subscriber keeps constantly
Tor sale the largest stock OF Pianos
w 2" in the city, prineipall, from CHicK-
ERiSe and NuSs's and CLARK. Those nre un.
questionably the best manufacturers in the L
States. Also, n, all times Guitars from Man.
rIs, together with Violns, Accordeons, etc
All the late and fashionable music, with pre-.
cepiors, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS.
10 Camp street, Ner Orisar,.
ian g 1879 uo1-Iv
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ITNNt4- ITV7 7 49,
south Book store.

y So C4mn street, N,c OrleaH'.
NurGlNNfS & CARVER, (-uccessors TO
III John Bal) having purchased the entire
BaoKs and SrAliostEy belonging to the late
JsgN BALI, they continue the Book and
swd4rcry business 90 80 Camp street aud
y,arIl trr tn -ol,ita call from the old cu~-
TONER. COB ihr House, aud others wish ~ BOOKS
.f8 Sta I.n.B iur their own Use, or TO sell
a-4u.
10 Country Merchants. ~ bo vi,ii 10 buy to
sell again. the. can oiler great Inducements,
having thorough knowledge of the business
n ail 90. branches. aud great iacihtlcs for get
tiug stock az the lowest rates.
Their assortment of.ehool books. theological
mud miscellaneous books, blank books. paper
and stationery lSvert complcic. They keep
conaaul, on hand al the publ cat'oI+ of the
methodist bsok concern, whch viii be sold at
catalogue pucee,
Printing and Book Binding Of every de-
scrptiun. executed with uealuv,, aHd despatch
AZ the lowest prices, Blank books Of a'l de-
scrplion-, manufactured to order at the short
est notice.
Order. fer anything 10 their line Of bus'uesH
will be promptly executed, and a. the ZANE
precs Us # the buyers, Themselves, were pres
cnt
McGlN\iS ~ CARVER.
New orleaus. Jan. 7. 1854 ly
SAN. nr>nusex ALEN nENprgsos
= a \. HENDERSON. & 60,
SUCCESSORS to ld.lleIohn & Henderson.
y " talesse Groc u.s. No - Magazine IT.,
corner ot Nat.he2. NeW Orleans
Jauunr, :, iss3 ~.
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" H. ELtY l.. e.. JURY oTuENrss
I>ARlEl, ii REN, a co, Commission
] Merchants, No a. carond,lcl street. New
Orleans
u W II. G. llnigin & Co. Agents, shrcyc.
port la. juy %, 1882 ~
I BURNSIDE & GO. In ori,rs an
-. f'oissals Deaiers ~ Foreign and Do
ms lr DRY Goads Nos. 10 and ~ Charires
street. New Orleans
Wi remove to es Canal street, early In
anuaty. ~.
New Orleaus. Jan :. ls5,
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PHILADELPHIA Saddlery War.A...

ugN or Tur GOLDEN UoHSpp,,,
Ne. 6 Nagn:ine street, and No ~ Csn,},,-
O. MAGEE q KSEASS M,nrta
rer- and Importers Of SsddI.,r -.
~ Saddlery Hardware, Harness, T,,a au
Carpet Bag. Sc Leather, Material. Wv
Findings for Saddler-, Coach Trun. -. aug
SHoemlkefs, comprising one of the I.,. $40
and most complete assof,ments to be fon,s
ihi, city.
PLouGHs--tarey. Dudley, and re,c,.l
l1oueh-. oil ,very description aud size
RfoAtA--i q q. +, Masons, and s Oft
Rr.aiia, aud Parapbcrnala Of every deco
tom the largest and most complete ,,.o,
m,n' TO be found Ia the United States
INpIA RuBniR ntLrtNO, rAoHise..c
Mlgee aud kncass are the principal .,.n,.
ror the Boston Betting Company, nr The 81.
IT India Rubber B,lling and Packing 70, IT,
Joints aud boilers Hose of every si,e =
gc,hcr with complete assortment Of Al A,
scrpuon, Of India Rubber Goods. which ,ss,
oi,rr At the lowest market rates
~ LOOK for toe Large Horse STANDING l,
the door at . Magazine street,
January :, 1884. ly
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II. a T. ~, KEY
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NEW ORLEANS...Cs,(in.e1

AZ 4 HANNEY & co, (succ....... =
W. }. Brcwstcr.l Whoiessi. 49," y
frsneA and American ii"fs, CAPS, S,yos d..
Jan. 10, 1881 y,nas
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JosEfH n. PALNER, yAMGs n 49,.
JOSEPH II. PAL MER n co -.
- and 'thoiesdi, Deaisrs in Fore,gn ~ ~ &
nss'ie Dry Gcpis, ~ Camp street, sbo,e a..
Ter New Orleans.
Jan. 10. 1854. v3na sly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-08

A SURE and Pleasant hcmeuy FOR CoLDs,
n CoUGHs CROCP, WHooriSG.CouGH,
AsTHMA, and IL lungs sufficient ATE left 10 sustain
life, a CERTAIN CURLt roR ~CossUsPTioS !
Safe tor the Infant VI the Invalid, in any stage
- weakness.
TiiE GREAT REMEDY is u, hast discover
cd, Consumption eau he cured |! ! and Coughs
aud Colds, III. parents Of that fell disease that 80
often brings woe To the homes Of our land, vanish,
n, by magic, before this sovEREiGs REMEDY.
This 10 that which has so long been sought Tor,
and 10 in full Gath offered to tbs public as a GER
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Group, Asthma, aud Consumption. and will IN
any case where lungs sufficient are lett to sustain
lite check the liberation and raise the patient 10
health. This is not an idle boast, nor is this
remedy sent into the ma, ket without a thorough
trial, but IA, proved beyond "A doubt that what
ha. been asserted CAN BE DOSE!
N. B BEWARE % UsTERFEITs, and
observe the following Promissary Note, with the
fac simile signature Of the proprietor on every
1880 Osl On demand I promise to pay TO
tbs bearer FIVE MILLS for value received.
WILLIAM DEVINES."
Certificates OF cures Ia Ire relied on, icand IN
The circulars left with the A :ents. Let all the
afflicted try il faithfully. Sold hy Druggists and
Dealers generally.
1.-THE Iorenpc is dissolved, and absorbs the
puxuT VI LIC " ~ pachob, WV .'h~S
yet, and better than ever, save the looks. SIN
PIE but POWERFUL. Try II fairly.
The discovery Of this great remedy, abo", two
years since. was almost n miracle, and the iavor
Il receive. where introduced, aud the almost un-
paralleled demand. show = worth,
Also sold by all Medi-,ne Dealers throughout
the country.
Only Is Cts. per Box--Five Boxes for I'll.
q. D.. FULLER &CO, General Agents, No. 3
fremont Temple, BosroS.
The Depot for DR., Hibbard's Will Cherry
Bitters; DR.. HitbAid's PILLS and Circass,an
Balm;
Fewler's "Macaronick" sure cure for Pitts;
Yankee Extract, tr tar, paint OF grease;
DIR. Cornell's Pain Expclter;
Herrick & Co.'S y. Z. Pills; Herrck h Coz
Plasters;
Gallup's Bricr Root Syrup Tor DiarrhGa; also
a large variety Of popohr Mcdicipes-sold cheap
for cash or approved credit.
For Sale in Nevpor, by r. j. Taylor and Has
ard & Csswsu. Aus 20 1y dav.
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Theological SemiNarses, Scientific and Dustin guisk-
ed Sbiic Men .--nnd in fact, by all cla.ses in the
community, Among others IL Is recommended by
Rev. DR.. LYMAN BEEcHER, late President of
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DR.. LEONARD WooDs, Abhoti Prof Of
Theology in An lover Theological senin Try,
Mass. Hon. DANIEL =. THOMPSON, Secretary
of State o, Vermont, amhor Of "Green Mountain
Boys,""L ok Amsden," Sc, Montpelier, ";
N. =. WILLIAMS. E.q., formerly Collector al
the Pert OF II iliimo,c, Md; Rev .JosEPHLiTcH,
Philadelphia, Pa; b. c. FERsALD, Portland,
Me-, and many OF iers.
In connection with our oil 30 cent article, We
now put up a 81 size, in large square bottles With
rich snamsted blue wrappers, gilt directions, and
fac simiis Of VIM. Jon'n Cutler, containing nearly
four times te quantity Of the smaller sire.
Beware Of CoSnteyflfs and mutations ~
Enquire for the article by its Who'll, SAMr,
'VEGE FABLE lULMONARY BAi.SAM"
Prepared only by REEn, CUTLER s. co.,
Druggists. Boston. nnl sold by Apothecarics and
Country NJ 'rch,nts generally. Price, large sire,
81, 90; small sine, so cents.
For sale in Newport by Il. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CASWELL.
yls Gun
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UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS.
At the Celebrated

UNI AN IA
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS.
At the Celebrated
AReEs AND c%HEAvEsr
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT.
In the United states, at
HIRAM ANDE SONS
No. 90 Bowery, New York.
IMPORTER OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH
CARPETS.
Buyers will find the largest stock Of Low
Price aud Medium tn the most eh,borate Al
bu.son, Mosaic, Medallion, and Velvet Carpets
ever offered in the world
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
Above ground. no damp Easements or Vaults
under the sidewalk to endanger the health 70
Lady purchasers, each Sales Room is devoted
exclusively TO one description OF Carpets. The
Wholesale and Retail departments OF his estab-
li.hnent have been enlarged and an addition ri
two extensive Sales Rooms, making . wondcr-
iul and gorgeous display.
Sales Room No. 4.
Floor CLorHs.-An enormous Stock Of
John Hare & Sons celebrated English oil cloths;
also, American goor oil cloths OF magnificent sa-
TN fni sh. Fresco, marble, Italian. and Scroll
Paintings, from 2s. 3D., d 4d., S.. g., to 81.
per yard, from 3 TO "a iest wide and 90 long.
s1les Room No, 2,
INoRAnAIN CARPKTs.-Two hundred and
fifty pieces Of English aud American Ingram
Cxrpetlngs, all new style, manufactured express
for this establishment.
Snles Room No. 3.
THREE PLv CARpKrs.-English, Scotch
and American Imperial Three Ply Csrpeting Of
'our o~" importation gorgeous splendid new
style Of pattern.
Sales Room No.A.
Low Paicr lNoRAHAiS CAnpErs.-Thres
hundrcd pieces Of Medium quality Ingram Car.
pets, beautiful large and small patterns, manu-
featured 'or the City trade, incredible low prices
Of e 81, 81. Il, s per yard.
sales Room No. 8.
RUos AND ORueGErs.-EngIish Druggets
4 yards wide 5000 yard. Of low priced Druggets,
! to 8 yards wide at s. 81 to s. per yard, also mn
Immense a''ortment OF Mosaic Landscape, Az
minstsr, and Tufied Hearth Rug 1; also 1000
Tufted Rugs at l6s to 2ts each.
Sales Roo IN NO.6
STAN And HALL C~AaPErs.-5O.e enc yards
of striped and figured Hall and Stair Carpets ri
q. p Sd, 8, 81 cd, Is. S., IS and 70.
sales R ON NO. Z.
MkDALLIoN CARPETS, with Dor srs Mo-
sale and Axmins,e, Of one entire piece, can bs
hsted to any size room from $3.50 To- 5000.
R,vAL VsLvkr, Tapestry and Brsssels.
from the celebrated Factories. Of Joha Grossly 4
Sons. and Mrssrs. ilendei son 4 Co. aud others.
England, all OF our o~" importation, some 81
which are exclusively our own sty'e. ,.nd cannot
he fosnd ~ any other establishment
Sales room No. q.
AuBUssoS CARrErs.-They elieitths warm.
est Communications oi every beholdsr, excel IN
brauty and durability, are sold At moderate pri.
ces, and introduced in tho market al this estab-
li.hment.
Sales Room No. D.
vkLvKr, Tapestry, Brussels three ply and
twillcd Veniiian Stair Caipcting, rsmArksbl,
eheap.
sales Room No. 20.
PATENT rAPEsrRY iSGRAiN CARpErs.-
Gold, Plan, White. Bur and Sc oil Window
Shades, At s., l2-, 20s, 40s to $40 per pair
Tabe.sni Piano Covers, Silver aud Bras. Stair
Rods, Psrlor Door NJ its, Coir Mating also,
IL. 3d.. s.. 81 White anil Cheek CANON Mat.
ting, SC, &c.
HIRAM ANDERSON,
7-6md Sw 80 ibowEEr
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FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF RHODE ISLAND.

TtlIS Company insres all Kinds Of property
i not extra hazardous in separate classes.
Mercantils risks taken.
The expenses Of the Company are unusually
small.
HON. y. d. THURS7ON, President.
wILLiAn BoDrJsH, Sec'ry.
Application for insurance may be made 10
the Secretary at The office in East Greenwich,
or TO the subscriber who 10 prepared to issue Ger
ti6eates giving immediate insurance upon aIplI.
cation Ia him at his Office, No. 50 corner Of
Spring and Prospect Hill st.
m4iy SETH w. MACY.
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ate action.
Il will he delivered in bags OF barrels in such
quantities as may be required at the price Of
z lac per In and each package viii be brand
Works, 81 Beaver.sL"
Apply to wANToN r. SHERMAN, at the
nIick Market, Gpot Of the Parade, Newport,
or to ALFRED r. KEMP, ~ Beaver
street. New York, o-'es al the Eagle Chemical
Works. s2i-as dAv
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PAINTS. A &C.

TIE subscriber, having taken the ''"re No. %
L Long Wharf, for the p rrpoIe o. carrying on
the business Of Painting and Glazing in all its
branches. j. prepared to execute all orders in his
live in the most thorough manner. Particular at
IGNITION paid to Draining and Sign painting, md
the work warranted 10 give entire satisfaction.
A share Of Public patronage il solicited.
n GIN JOHN G, SrODDARD.
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber would eve notice that he is
j prepared TO do with neatnees aud despatch,
p,perina, and hanging window shades and
curtains. %lIavine hsJ snuch expersnce in the
lm.i.e.s h. fs~f. confident II givins n. icet
satisfaction to all Who may employ hiin.
JOHN N. BARLOW,
i21 % Division Street.
CHILDREN's HOSIERY.
mis- BY CiiAs. W. TURNER.
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CONN RCiAL MUTUAL
INSTANCE C''MPArx,

COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
bNsiR "a COMPANY,
RuovLDxNGk,n
once In Frsauin ilsu-e, ootnsr Of south Main A.
Colrge streets.
Insure sssin, Plre aud Marine RISKS on 90 ssosa-
BILE terms a. other stotk Companies.
Capital iOu,UO0.
This Company aasrds ths same security a. oshe.
s,oek Com suiss rih the additional advantage To
the Insured Of sharing equally with the r,oekholdsrs
On the Nett kafniugs Of tie business, wifhous any hee
biiity 10 ssses<nsat
~nIRECToRs-
Thomas RsrknssA Amos n Beekwith,
Orray Tan, Hem, Lippiu,
Truman Beckwtth uessa nsllon, it,
TIA mas !. stesd, uepry q. Mshesssa
wi.Iism A Rnhinsoa L.mss q. Anthsay,
James ". smith, yshs ~ hs"h,
A. n. Dihe. psnisi Ds,s
glI,,ss Hsr,tov. rdward rssfss,
Ch.rls. m. Dsbrsx. Ssous w. chspts,
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-08
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL.sAM.

'rs'sie Acid, nor Tartar Em.nc.
THE GREAT STANDARD
REM EDY for all
AIRY DHEASES.-Exten-
sively Used, Tested and APP
proved In New England, Can
ada, and the British Provin-
c~s during q period Of
TW ENTY-SEvEN YEAR,,
by Eminsnf Phy~ieians. Cisr-
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-08
JAN G. AVER,

Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
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