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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-20
DIR. SHAW ON CONSUMPTION.


There ~, perhaps no disease, with which our
country 10 affected, which sweeps of annually so
many victims, as that fell destroyer Of the hu.
man race, Consumption. What "A vast amount
o! suffering might he saved the human fami, il
they would but avail themselves IN season ol the
remedies which nature has provided for her
children, and which science has reduced TO such
"a form ss to le within the reach oi all. Far he
Il from rs TO Lmper with those who are suffer
ing with this PAINFUL disease. In Offering Won
remedy, we do not ask ysu TO rely upon the rem.
rsrentstion OF those who might be actuated 6v
selfish and ,ecvniary motives but we give YOU
the deliberate testimony oi some ofthe most res.
pcctable physicisns, that WiStar's Balsam oi
W lid Cherry, has established for itselia reputa-
tion that cannot lie assailcd. Dr. wn. A.
shaw, Of Washington, N. Z. writes under date
OF May !, 1916, rs follows -
g hsvc hes,d oi many cases OF decided benc-
HEAL effects from its ure, especially in Asthma,
and Chronic Cough OF Spasnodic character. !
have used the Wild cherry great deal inprac
ice, ,nd with marked good results H. those ca.
81. & great ncrv ous inability, aud irritablty, in
which phthisi-,i patients are subject. have no
doubt u 10 The best brm in when the effects of
Prussie acid may be had ~ sedstive on the
constitution without danger 20 the patient. Ey.
cry one knows the reputation VI the Turpentise
und Balssm constituents IN prOtiacted coughs -
rhe combination oi thcse principles in Wisiar's
Bai,aIa of Wild Cherry is ingenious and judi
.cious.
"Medical rneu are Justly dis,rustful Of Patent
Medicines in general, Lul candor must discrimi-
nate between Outrageous no,uun's aud humlugs
,nd those medicines which have proved ssluta-
~, aud IN many we'll sttested cases, curative"
None genuine mless signed BUTTS on the
wrapper.
prisinally prepared by williams a Co. PhilsJel-
Dht., now prepared aud cold wholesale and retail
by seth W. towie, Bos ON, Mass, 10 whom all or,
tgu should be addressed, and or sale by his Hgents.
gents Tor selling Mistsr'r Bsl-Hn, u. J. Tay lor,
NsePoft, =. ". bfggs, bristol; Edward sanders,
Warren, Nathsn Dennis, Portsmouth; William Co.
=, Ti., tnr cornsfs =. =. Steers. gT,chyills
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4 SURE AMI Pieasanr hemedy Tor CoGDs,
n CoUoHs. CRDrP, WHoopiS q Cos en-,
AsTHMA, and if lungs sufficient Irit TO sus'sis
life, CERTAIN CURE YoR CossUsSTios
Safe tor the Infant OF a Q. Invalid, in any ssnSv
o. weakness.
TIE GREAT REMEDY 10 nj last discover
ed, Consnu,,ion eau be cured y and CO',ghs
aud Colds, tte nsents of that fell disease that
uiten m 'ngs woe to the komes Of our land, vanish,
ms dby magic, before this sovrREIGE REmEDy.
This is th,t which har so long been sought for,
and II in full E,ith offered 10 the public a. a eer-
tain cure lor Coughs, c, u, wheopins Cough,
Group, Asthma, aud Consumption, and wiii in
any case where lungs sufficient left to sustass
liE check tie uIcenton and raise the passnr TO-
hsaIsb. This is not idle boast, NOS y this
remedy sent into the market without thS<sRh-
Gki', lat has proved beyond doubt that whns
bas been asserted cas- BE DosE!
N. BEWARE OF coUsTERFEITs, aa~
observe In following Promissory Note, with ths
fac .imile sisns'oss of the proprietor ON every
genuine box .... ..a. ..I..
1880 05l Or demand promise to pay To
the bearer FIVE MILLS for value rcreivcd.
WILLIAM DEVlNES."
Certificates OF cures ~ he relied on, found in
the circulars left with the Agents. Let NIL the
afflicted try il faithlvay. Sold by Druggists and.
Dealers gs'serahI.
1.-THE Loues.,s is dissolved, and a,sorBs the
sugar 10 which ~ psskod, tAs virtse 10 there
yet, anu better th;tn ever, Ntve we locks. eb-.
PIE but POWERFUL. Ivy % ssaly.
The discovery Vi this great ren~ay- abont two.
years since, was almost a miracle, and the favor
Il receives where introduced. and the alnpest ua-
paralIeled demand, show g worth.
Also sold by all Medi-,ne Dealers throushoss
the country.
Oaly rs Cts. per Box--Five Boxes for ST..
>. ID. FULLER & Co., General Agents, No. 8
fremont Temple, BosToK.
The Depo, for DIR. Iibbard's Wild Cherry
Bi,,ers; DR.. Hb,aid's Pills and Circass,nn,
Balm;
Fowl-r's "M.caroaiek" sure csre for PiLrss
Yankee E,uracs, A'r su, pa'ns OF grsass;
Dr. Cxneh's Pain Expeller; ...
HsuieA * Co.'S y. T.. Pills; Herr,ck & Cob
Phst.rs;
Gallup's Brier Root Syrup fm Diarrbcra; also
large variety OF Popular Medicincs-soId cheap
for cash or approved credit.
For Sale in Ne~por, hy Il. J. Tay'or and Ham
sri & Casweh. Ans 20 ly dav.
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The CHANCES OF WAR.-The Life
insurance Companies in England have
calculated the chances Of being killed or
wouaded in battle and fixed The rates of
insurance. A party may be insured
against death by accident or violence
from any cause, including death in ac-
ton for e. 3s. on the CLEO per annum
AID If to include a payment in case oi
loss o! limb OF half the sum insured, and
payable on death, f3 IS. per cent. sx-
ira II would seem. irsm these terms,
ths, man is twice as likely to lose his
deg az he 10 to lose his head, probably
because ho has two legs and only ono
head.
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=. In Providence. on the 10th inst. by Rev. Mr..
Morton, Mr.. Henry J. Campbell and Miss Sarah
Salheteen. both Of p.
in Providence, 18th inst, b, Rev. FIJI.
Hedge, Mr.. George v. Olnsisad, Of Waterbury,
c., and Ellen E., daughter oi John X. Balch.
ESQ.,, OFF.
la Providence, on the 18th inst, by Rev. F.
IL. Hedge. Mr.. James A. Rhodes, Of Provide
aud Miss Rosa NJ, daughter oi Mr.. A. F. D'Cos-
II, OF Matanxas. Cuba.
In Tamuerth, N. H., 9th, Mr.. Benaiah Bar
her formerly Of Middletown, and Mrs. sRebecca
II. Tilley. Of this city.
In Fall River, on the 9th inst by Rev. Mr..
Thurstoh, Mr.. Peleg S. Stafford and MISS Abby
A. Borden, both Of Tiverton.
At Globe Village, Tiverton, 9Th inst, by
Rev. Mr.. Worthing, Mr.. Henry Gray, and Miss
Mary +. Rowland.
In Wexford, 18th inst, by the Rev. J. F..
Cheshire, Henry T. Chadsey ,Jr., and Miss Ma
ry EmeIiae. daughter Of the late Benjamin Mich
In North Atteborough, on the 4,h inst, by
the Rev. w. II. Alden, Mr.. Stephen A. Barker,
OF ofProyidence, and Miss Annette, daughter Of
Jesse Richards, ESQ.,, Of North Attleborough.
Ia Providence, 10th inst, by Rev. :. w.
Field, Mr.. Hssea 8. Wright. and Miss Anna +.
Jackins. ..... -..
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@ tllarine lntrllisrnee. xksA
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED
WEDNESDAY, April I2 =

WEDNESDAY, April IN
Schr Mountain Wave, Turner, Prov, Ron.
dout; Norwich. Ch;hs, Prov, Little Haddam;
Fashion, Kelly, N Y, Salem; James 4 Lucy,
Rogers, River, N Y; Mount Vernon Thom-
as, N Y, Portland; Denmark, Pool, n Y, Giou-
cester.
THURSDAY, April, Is.
Schrs Harvest, Prisby, Taunton, N. Y; Alert,
Halt, Prov, Phia
Sloop Thos. W. Thorne, Cummings, N. Y.
+. River.
FRIDAY, April IA.
Schr Dutchess, Davis, Kingston, Fail River;
Trumpet. Manning, Camden, Norfolk; Messen-
ger, Higgins, N Y, bingham; Paragon, Rose,
East Greenwich, fishing; Louisiana, Crocket,
Norfolk. Bedford; Exit, Kelly, NY, Bost;
Arista, Gorham, do, do; Knight, Sears, do,
do y d Ashmead, !Chatten, Phih,.
MONDAY, April II.
Bark Charlotte, llosmer. Whaling Voyage,
Atlantic Ocean.
Schr Ronh, Mayhew, fremont, Phila; Ros-
eius, Cook, Taunton, N Y; u zarro, Chace,
Y, Hyann,s; Golden Gate, Borden, Fall Riv.
er, Cuba; Mary Foss, worster, Sullivan.
Georgetown; Exact, Rogers, Harwicb, Essex.
Sloop WIN Penn, Winslow, Prov, N Bedford.
TUESDAY. April Is.
Brig Candaee, Matthews, Baltimore, Bost.
Schr. Messenger, Higgins, NY, Hingham;
Trumpet, Manning, Camden, Norfolk.
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COMMERCIAL MUTuAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
n.EAaa n


Oflee Ina Franklin House, conner of South Main ss
College streets.
Insure agains Fire and Marine Risks on as fnvofa-
Bile terms other Stotk CoiDpasiss.
Capital 100000. .rl .. i.
This Company affords the snme security as otbs.,
Stock Comp,ssAes with the additional ndvnnlas@ tn
the Insured Of sharing equally with uae sskhgders
IN tho >eu Earnings OF the business, witoai Gay iDe
buity 10 assessment
DIRECTORS
Tnomns IinikAsss. Amo.s n B~ckwith,
orrny Taft, iisps, LIZ pitt,
T,uT ran iierkwith II Iss<xa x~spsi. Jr.,
Tho ms }. stead, Henry 4. Ma Arwsoa.
William A Rsi,insos James &. hmthoAy,.
Jnmss Y smith, Jo&aAN. Mns"D,
A. B. Dixie. Daniel Day,
BiMngs t-r.tow, Edward Praree, .r1f
Charles II. Dnbnry, George w. Chapin,,
Charles l.. Firhsr, William !. king,
Cyrus Taft, Js~~ph 'nrp~ntrE,
Cyrus Is. Manchester, seth Pndrlard, ..-
Earl r. Mnson.
THOMAS HAHKNESS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. G. ARNOLD, Srcr'y.
Application per mail iof in~'lrapts to this Compss
ny will receive prompt n,"n,SsA.
f23 dAwIy
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q. MARSH

rs now prepared to offer To the public a very
L large assortment Of Boots and Shoes, suita.
BILE ior the present and approaching season, and
would say that, without naming difesen, articles
that Il comprises every article that may be need
ed from an establishment Of the kind, and will
be furnished rs usual, on she nns, rcassnxble
terms. Grateful Tor ,he liberal patronage which
has ever been bes,ow ed, by the public, they may
lie assured that nothing shall ls wanting cn his
part To Inerita continuance of the samr.
81
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HArpNrss OF sEiN0 EMPLoyrD.-'T To
be employed.is to be happy, said Gray;
and # he had never said anything else
either m prose. or even IN verse, he
would have deserved the esteem of a u
posierity. He certainly Practiced as he
spoke for his library bore witness to
an extent Of curiosity, perseverance, OF
research, and an accuracy of obssrva-
ton, with minute diligence in record
ing wha, he had gained, and gathering
in the harvest Of that day, that 10 hard
iy TO bs parallsIed in any one who was
so gifted with original genius, and The
power Of forming his own creations Of
thought.
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ROOM FOR A SPEcULATIoN.-Itis 10 said
that the German farmers OF the lower
Rhine have been SO troubled with mice,
that a depuiation from Alsatia went TO
Strasbourg and Invoked the aid OF the
preiect At his recomm mendation large
nuHlher OF new III ousetraps was procur.
ed, and on space Of three acres, IN SO
days, there were caught 1871 OF the
iate creatures, an average OF near $50
per day. An enterprising Yankee
might turn an honest penny by import
ing cats into Germany.
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SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN
HATS A. CAPS

rI'HE subseriber wsuld inform hi. friends and
L the pubic in general, tha, he has jns' re-
turned from New York, with his Sp,img styles
Of Hat. and Caps, comprising the hrgcs, and
hest assortment ever offered IN this city
i,eebe'. and Genin's Hats oi ,uperior quality
10 my baiore offered by any other concrn IN
the city. Grnn's improved style; the sssort-
ment II Caps ~ Of upwards oi 20 different st,les,
from 81 I 4 ot.. TO 81. Hats from 81 To IS;
these goods all have = fixed price and will
I've sold as iyw as at any other ooacsrn, quality
considered, No. liza Thames sre ..
JACoR WEAVER.
y y. A large LOT Of Caps sui,ublc ~, Boys
school hats, selling Tor rs. ,hAn half gr'.s, "s
above, }. W.,
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WIN. e.. CDZZLNs Il CO., have opened
w ,heit Spring stock of Csrpetines and pa
per hanEinss embracing a very large and varied
stock of
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND INGRAM
CARPETS,
Making much larger sssorimcnt than usual,
and of the very iesi manplacture--al-o
COMMON CARPETS,sTRAw MATrINGS
oil CLOTHS.
Anl every thing usually trp' in large Carpet
Wsrehou Sc, ON a. favorable terms ~ can h.
ou ,hi N any edy. Carpets cm. made and pot
DIVA IN y satisLiciary manner and NJ low ra,es.
Also. Paper Hansi.as 81 svcty description
md qu,liiy. embrRc'ng $50 dinere,s patterns =
anl varying irvm ccnts ~ s,s dollars per rUlI.
Compe,ea, hands iyrnwbcd ior hanging pa
psrs " required. %
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GUARDIANS NOTICE,

THE undersigne !, having bcen aoppinied by
L the Hon. the Court Of Probate in the town of
Tive,ton, Guardian of the pers"n and es,a,e VI
WILLIAM BROWNELL Of said Tiverton,
and having accepted oi sand uurt. and given
lond M the law directs. hereby gives nsiice 10
all persons having demands against the eetate Of
said Brownell to present the same Tor settle
nent, and all persons indebted arc requested te
make immediate payment.
WEAVER OSBORN, Guardian.
Tiverton, March 9th. 1854.
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FAMILY MEDICINE.
TARRANT'S CORDIAL ELIXIR OF TUR
KEW RIIJJRARR

Takes its place as the best remedy for dyspepsia
or indigestion OF the present day; and, for it's ef.
6racy and safety deserves the name Of being in
truth Family Medicine. Those who suffer
from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety, or intel
lectual application Of whatever kind, will find il
to be a medicine ofextreme value. II is partic-
uarly recommended to those suffering from Bill
lious and Nervous Headache, DiarrhGa, Con-
stipation, Fhtulency, Indigestion, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, &C., as the utmost re-
lance he placed on il, both rs to its innocent
nature and highly curative qualities.
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ROBINSON s. lIASSARD,
DRUGGISTS IL APOTuECARIES,

No. l35 BROAD STREET,
Opposite City BoteI) PRovIpsNcE, n
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass;
Corks OF all kinds. Dye studs, and Drug
gists' Glass Ware.
Camphne. Spirits Of Turpentine, and Bun ming,
Fluid, of the hest qnaI:y always on hand
and for sale to dealers, at lowest rates.
s3-lyis 223 Thames ST..
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CPRING GOoDS.-CIlAS. W. TURNER
~ will open Tomorrow, fresh stock of Cash
mere, hong aud square Shswls, Summer Silks,
Challi., Berage de Iainrs, plaid and figured
Mouseline de Lsines. Coliars, Che,nisctics, and,
sleeves, mid Gloves, long and shor, Mohair
Mitts, RibDns, Parasols aud Hosiery "a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-20

"A Coon NAME 10 not inherited from
parcnts; 10 no, created by external
advantages il is not anecessory ap-
pendage Of birth, wealth, talents or
station but il 10 the result Of ones own
endesvors, the fruit md reward of good
principles manifested III u cours. Of vir-
tuous and honorable intercourse with
fellow men.
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TARRANT,s PREPARATIONS.

TNOTHE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND
l. The Public. The attention Of the Medical
Profession and Public is invited TO the follow
ing preparation
TARRANT's EFFERvEs CENT SELTZER
APERIENT.
prepared IN an entirely new principle, from
late and accurate analyst Of the celebrated
SELTZtR SPRING IN GERMANY.
combinng efficacy, economy, and portability,
with such additions and improvements as will |"
found materially to increase its efficacy.
This much esteemed and highly valuable pi>-
paration win not fail to efrec .ually remove D,s-
pepsia or Indigestion, Bilious Affections, Mead.
ache, Heartburn, Acidity Of the Stomach. Cos
Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nausea Of Vomiting,
Affections ot the Liver, SC. &c.
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THE TINES NEWPORT R. l. THURSDAY MORNMG APRIL 90 1854
Unparalleled Bargains!

Unparalleled Bargains!
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
AT THE CELEBRATED
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
UNITE :D'sTATEs IS;
HIRAM ANDERSON'S
No. 90 BOWERY,
NEW YORK,
IMPORTER OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH
CARPETS.
Buyers will find The largest stock Of Low
Price aud Medium to the most elaborate Au
busson, Mosaic, Medallion, and Velvet Carpets
ever offered in the world
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
Above ground, no damp Easements or Vaults
under the sidewalk 10 endanger the health .
Lady purchasers, each Sales Room is devoted
exclusively 10 one description OF Carpets. The
Wholesale and Retail departments ofthis estab-
lishment have been enlarged and an addition Of
two extensive Sales Rooms, making q wonder
iul and gorgeous display.
Sales Room No.
FLOOR CLoTHs.--An enormous Stock OF
John Hare Il Sons celebrated English oil cloths;
also, American eoor oil cloths OF mag nfcent sa-
tin finish, Fresco, marble, Italian. and Scroll
Paintings, from rs. 3D., IS 4d., S., ,6s., to 81.
per yard, from to "a feet wide and 80 long.
sales Room No, 2,
lSoRAHAlE CARPETs.-Two hundred and
fifty pieces Of English and American Ingram
a ne stvle a,
for this establishment.
Sales Room No. 3.
THREE Ply CARrkrs.-Engiish,S Scotch
and American Imperial Three Ply Carpeting Of
ionr own importation gorgeous splendid new
style OF pattern.
Sales Room No.4.
Low PRICE INGRAHAIN CARPETs-Three
hundred pieces OF Medium quality Ingram Car
pets, beautiful large and small patterns, manu-
iactured for the City trade, incredible low prices
Of rs. Sd, Be-. a, s per yard.
sales Room No. s.
RUGs AND DRUGGETs.-English Druggets
4 yards wide 5000 yards Of low priced Druggets.
I to 3 yards wide at IS 6d "a s. per yard, also an
immense assortment OF Mosaic Landscape, Ak
minister, and Tuhed Hearth Rug also 1000
Tufed Rugs at los to 24s each.
Sales Room NO.6
SrAII AND HALL CAarETs.-5O. 900 yards
VI pUipco dnu HyuTeu IIaH ana Stalt Sdrpete al
2s. Is Cd, 3, 1854, Is. 81, IS and Us.
sales Room NO. =.
MEDALLIoS CARPETS, with borders Mo-
sa'c and Axminste, Of one entire piece, can be
htted to any size room from $3.50 to $1,000.
ROYAL VELVET, Tapestry and Brussels.
from the celebrated Factories Of John Grossly Il
Sons, and Messrs. Henderson & Co. and others,
England, all Of our own importation, some oi
which are exclusively our own styles and cannot
be found ~ any other establishment.
Sales Room No. 3.
AURUssoN NCARrErs.-They elicitthe warm
est commentators OF every beholder, excel IN
beauty and durability, are sold at moderate pr-
ces. and introduced in the market at this estab-
lishment.
Sales Room No. 0.
VELVET, Tapestry, Brussels three ply and
twi'led Veni'ian Stair Caipetng, remarkably
cheap.
sales Room No. 10.
PATENT TAPESTRY ISGRAIN CARPETs.-
Gold, PL,n, White, Buff and Scroll Window
Shades, at Is, I2s, 20s, 40s to $40 per pair
Table and Piano Covers, Silver and Bras, Stair
Rods, Parlor Door Mats, Coir Mating also,
A.. 3d., So. 6d. White and Check Canton Mat.
ting, &C., &c.
HIRAM ANDERSON,
f7-6nd&w 50 BowERY
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GARDEN < FLOW WLK SEEDS.

IT'liE subscriber has u cho,ca lot of English
i Flower Seeds and Wethrrshcd Garden
Seed; Tuler X ,ses, Yellow Harrison Roses,
Queen Of the Prairies, Varioas kinds ol Peonys,
such as Rnse scented, White, Pink. single.
Crimson, &c. sc
III, wer Pots of all Sizes, at No. 80 Thames
st. JAMES iIORs sv'ELL.
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cARPErINGJ.

II LAWrON & BRO THEIRS, - Thames
l. st are now receiving their Spring supply
Of Carpc,in5s, aud invite the attention III pnr-
chisers to their assortment of Brussels, Velvet,
Fly, aud all the lower grades Of WOODEN Car
pets, together with Flor aud Gil Cloths &
Carton ii ,t,in,., all Of which are offered a, the
lowest prices. Carpets made AMI put down at
short notice. mis-
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II I. I.HAMS.-tpnher invoice. resolved this

ID I. HAMS.-tnnher invoice, received this
lO. day al YOUN IS, Parade corner. m23
SPECllL NOTICE.
THE oil origins. Dlt. HARRINGTON, con-
tinues to he consuled at bis old cs,ablis office,
us l-2 North Main street, Providence. Cali
aud ace. DIR. ID. &. HARRINGTON.
N. Is. All letters to be directed 10 Ii5 i-2
North Main Street. JlsG
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NOTICE.

GEORGE G. KAULL aud SOLOMON T.
VI HUBBARD are the only agents in th,
city to manufacture nad use Evcreu's Coupling
Ir,as fm carriages aaj wagons, puented Dec.
IL, 1880.
m2in
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lOS1 -rApER HAYGlNGs.-WM. Z.

TVn1 -TNTEN HN sUINUS.-W NJ. Z.
lOc COZZEN5 & Co. have opened ,heir
new Spring supply Of Paper iianyinss, consist
ing Of 10000 rolls 81 really handsome papers,
embracing all the varieties oi cheap papers
parior and hall papers-r,ch styles oi French
figured, gilt and white. and papers tor decora-
tions. &C., sc. Also, AN assortment oi rich lace
velve, and cl"th pApas, in plain and high col
ors-vcr, eIegan,-2ll of which assortment W III
I've ionnd equal 10 thu Offered in any city, and
willte put u? in good ant satisfactory manner
10y con,petent pers,ns, AT short notice.
mll
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NOTICE.

V'O the Farm us Of this Island, and other plac.
L es. We shall be ready To furnish all kinds
Of Grass Seeds, such as Oho. Pennsy yIvanii, and
Large, Eastern Clover, Of the new crop, Timo-
thy, both moved and re ped, Southern Ked Top,
Borden, &c., at the lowest market prices.
J. II. & &. w. PERRY.
ms North side Market Square.
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A HAzARpoUs PAssAos.-A lad nam
ed James N. Burdy belonging to schoon-
sr Angenette, at East Dennis, in at
tempting 10 90 on board in yawl boat
on Msnday night, got adrifl and passed
across the Sound, exposed to the vlo-
lence Of the wind and rain during most
Of the time. He finally succeeded IN
getting OH shore at Eel Po.nt, at the
western end OF Nantucket on Tuesday
afternoon, having withs,ood the perils
and exposure Of his solitary excursion
like hero.-[ New Bedford Stand.
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TARRAN1,S INDEIIRJEINK

A superior article, warranted by the proprie-
tor, and acknowledged by al! who have tested il
to be the best article Of the kind now in use.
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COPARTNERSIIIP

n N and after Apr'l 81, the ing establish.
" ment Of !. =. Boss, POS Tb,mcs street,
VII he conducted by
BOSS * DAVIS,
Bread and crackers Of the best quality, Who'll I
sale and retail, nj the hwest RATS. Families
who have been in the habit % purchasing Of bir.
Bos'. il is hoped will ;o",inue 70 ps,rJnizs the
estal,lis shmen,.
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l52 Thames 81

DOR SALE ~ lish srconi hand Carriage,
l. made L, ord,.r, suitable for two horses, at
present adapted to one powerful horse; it will
seat SIX persons has glass sasnes, AMI shift
ing glazed ront for umO'ncr or winter u.e. II
will be sold, %, tho owner has ND usc Tor IL; ap-
ply to JOHN PEnRSON,
d6ti 81 BrOad-st.
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"Nearly al! our exchanges contain
accounts Of the severity Of the recent
snow storm. in various parts OF the coun.
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NlIIiIts nilIIsK

MORE BRICK.
lust received, lrad of handsome Long Island
u Brick, and selling low. A lew II ,hoSe Ex-
ua Taunton Brick still on hand, andanother load
daily expected. Also Line, 10y
CHARLES WILLIAM,
as W,lliams' Wharf
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PAIyTy. GLASS, &C,

THE subscriber. having taken the r"se No. %
i Loay Wharf, Tor the y rpose carrying on
the business oi Painting and Glazing in all il.
branches. is prepared to execute all orders in his
iise in the most thorougi, manner. Particular at
sention paid to Graining and Sign painting, and
the work warranted to give entire satisfaction.
A share Of Public patronage is solicited.
~ 6m JOHN T.. ) SrODDARD.
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LADIES FRENCH CATERS.
TusT received from "Este" Paris, 4 Cs.e Ia.
u diss Black Cater Boots, eth Ps,sn, i.es,her
fosings. sEABURy's,
81 40 Thsmes 81.