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TTAVE he nIeasrt4 ,,,i..t :
,usTo,ne,s .,d - Hn."p 70 tseli
ofth.i mr. csCo,st. ssneiSil Nhe arlRal
-, ~ :, e PuichdNe'' iHI CIV OF fhe
I~f"'te's ~ ~ iaiS and Boston and Consisting
" ~. ~ 70
10y hhas. o Z RICO and Cuba Sugar{
Cal ned do
~ - S Se,ts Onuolr kehntd Loaf do
O. I" Granuateli Z do
~ hhus. nnd7d. Cdnienas, Muscovido and Sugar.
house MoiasSes4
IOo opls. = o. and Sng ,r-house Syrup.
- u.ss Dieen klo Alarseaiho. Laguira ard Ma
hlla Coffee
-. X oio Nht'e ICY Java Cuba 10
lug 81 Pe,enee ana careful selection they are
70 "nef the largest aud most derir4ble siokl
., imported TESS Thar ha, ever he,n infer.
- - s ~hldh The att snton Of n &c sGrsl
,o,I Iequrs'ed They enamers Oh 81.
- - - -
$50 GUpp., llREeflaf anu Z. nyrva-- ~
medium quality 60
% fierce tissh heahklfe, i
G0 hays Grain Pepper,
70 Pimfnto. I
10 mats tinnamon,
!. s * sss; u Race
$40 lbs. Nu'megS-No
10 boxes Castle. T"leland yaTlegaled bar soaps
225 :. DARK and Pale tosin 40
$50 (" Mould Candies II
$50 Sperm aid Adapnintne a.
III Thesfaurntion M oefn more p anGvatD s iV,
70 the selection Of t5rH sioeh o. IObHc' Y shd
SEGARSthan usual and :, VIII o" found ~ Z xanals
tion equal nyariety 70 any 70 ,h's markei lheNpn
vlrai,euiicn the folk,wug br nd. anil qliadiessas
comprising portion o. ahen slo.k ~ :,
l75 boxes Cobb; Sag Ts ellh'oei ann 'ifgf'a
Leaf Caveudlsh ~ Ieh.eeo, ,,
sOo ooA-s 2s' q, = anu y As'' i1'''' @'''
30 box.s medium grades and brands do
* ooo princiuF, Eidorsslo, Cuba and othet choice
h.sodS Seearx
80 600 Cheroo,s-in great variety do
5oOoe haf.sFsu'sh and Common q 40
- hoxes 6.neu's NJ Scotch s1utf
: : s III. Bladder j, 81, 49,, Do
l@O b"xes ~ hna u O. "iu"o" WASP
~ easAs up SID 7'1A' i3
- seNNff fife
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26
THE PupLIC LANDs1

The National Intelisencer has timely article
on this subject.
: The folly Of the Democracy in ;he Allanii:
States in regard to this matter has always seemed
10 US the most transcendant 81 all the nonstrosties
Of that party. It is ruinoub 10 their own peopls
aud has barely a shadow Of principle e rest upon.
In fact the practical resnltsefi are subyersve Of
the very principles, which they profess TO have ~
heart While they refuse 70 den and heif share q
The iands-on the ground that the proceeds belong
only 10 the Federal Treasufy--their associates ih
the Northwest have year alter year appropriated
millions TO their own use The CoayentiCn af
Democrats, which met in this city lin 50, anf
which put forth a Democralic Platform, earnestly
condemned the policy and practice q he NORTH
/ western Democrats and declared their opposition
| to any candidate In favor Of that sysiem. Gen.
Pierce 10 his last message, while dodging every O.
Their question, took occasion 10 declare himself
distinctly 10 favor Of The system 50 strongly rep
/ rotated hy the Virginia C1nVentioB.;
This Is the way OUR Democrats meke progress.
They are cheated and bub9ied By thg,r associates
and laughed al for their folly.
|. II BENEFITS bill had passed last yGar, Virgins
would have received nearly three millions o. acfss
l-of nubIic lands II was defeated BIZ The 1nItM
votes Of The Virginia Representatives, II Washing
ton Ii similar bill passes now, sse shalt loss
300 600 acres I'M consequence Of having two meme
bers less than we had then. postponed tnsnz
years our portion NAV bs barely ssough to pa%
the expenses OF messengfr to washington 2
III
while We Thus stupidity refuse What BIZ the desa
n cesson Is i,lstBy olrs-we inficg double injury
up5n ourselves, BY retard4gthe compilation 81 org
own improvements and advancing tbs fisal ones
81 The Norihwest and augtnenting tie Gpsllh ara
population Of that Free soil region (which pop1-
iation increases rs representation Congress ard
diminishes ours We said last winter aid sag d
still. II we we're members Of the Legislature, =.
would not vote one cent io any lmpfovement nh
iii Virginias share Of this fp cd wassdem ande1.
We would leave 70 the dominant pal7y allths bsn
81 and odinm Of sutjectng the peopse Of she slas
to unnecessary taxation. ~
Within The last " eek. member ;of shas pass
has introduced tie subject 10 The askeHFian ii Il!
Legisla I'D though late We fear Ii Is TOO sd
: for Inc are flellects Of Inaiofily al the paftY
Thps wsii not be able tGmske an ffective NOV
until Ohio. Illinois. Indiana and Michigan hal
e made great many mese Railroads and Canal
q and perhaps exha sted the most valuable portion
X the public lads. They VIII ihe9 hs Ia 4 gre
: hurry = HiehHonl Whig-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26
mo- TIE MEDlCAL FlCULTY,

TIME subscriber has just received iuil supply
i'll al Thomas Patent Mechanical LesaIE->,
Cupping Glasses. Breast Glasses, Eye and !Ear
Glasses Dental Leeehes, sc.
These instruments are on new and sihRle
MAN and highly recommended by the Msdieal
Faeulty II New York aud Philadelphia FIJI
. For sale hy JOHN LEADbEAl nN f
Alexandria, July p. ls53. Fairiax street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26

LUMBER, IlJMBERd
TrTE hare On hand and fnr sale Al tie Oetst IN
w charleaown aLARGE L0T0F FLANK.
n inch ioch and Of an inch suitable ttr &saih-
e. boarding and plsnking Of wagon beds. At,o, q
large lol Of Gondolas
chsrienovp Depot. July IS. issS.
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BAL,fIW,,HE 1EECcv

Mf. WILLIAM rHoassos, No 8 carroll "a,
saesl.s q RsIlimors' toreceIvs' ipli5ssz
veftisemeuts, &c, Tor he Pre- Press si.s dz.6s
ofthe paper, ,erms, ke., can be found % 81.
ofiee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26
L. &. 8lNfPI.EY,

ATTORNEY AT LAVE
WIHsL pras iire IN he coaa. Il k5.sists
w Jrf-fson. Shenandoah Ws8ea aia Gs.s
tOfriee--N I. SfePae4sbn5g ttedesz& q
J.
Having knosn Mr. cHIrEgY Tar nauassf
year. ihs upapfsignad tas- ss.-, re-.st- -, 81
ilE taat business entrusted u hte care wiiE 81
II JOHN ALLENnSG & son.
LEMLEY & RIfENOCR ssspAeH.osTg
June 30 lag HNa.
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POETR q.
WOMAN 5 aIeHrs.


r
!, : her right TO hidd. VITA u.rne., g..
The lordly spirit q aspirinr -
Making his hodFs a earthly n.---l;.. A5.
Rich N all joy Iloited 10 he, -.
Iulnng around ench fibre q his kt,rf
With all the geasls inflarnce Il Ior... -, b
Seeking no joy VII fcin he = 10 part
Tins i y doab,edly "a uonAsn's rirht
Il i her right to tsseh the i fan, mind.
Training IL eyer dpuard in is eourse.
To root oni evil p11sions that would bind
The upward cnrrens of his reasons lsre, u &
To lead The errinE spirif graiy back
When II has sunk Eoon Or deepra airht.
Te Point the shlninx f-th Of sirtue's TIL,
And urge ma ipsEn- This j. uonan's rixht
III i her right % spathr the couch 4, main
There her 'rae z, IN uP' earth 10 prove,
To calm with gctet care The iseisxied BRAN
Ahd keep her MI shrre Of b Hest love:
To wa ch unit "a ID The lonely bed y
Ttr' III hrk Aday and IN the soleaIh aieht,
TIL hrsl,h ea'nf z the loved form u lad
T9rtsl f1r fer. This Is woaaas right.
She j. 10 ses hIo ms best. unseen;
Sheltered w %the precincts Of her home
Isrss. 'hae y sias@ elcad intervene,
r rs.I 49, 80 - 80 d--Iact uonaa's part,
Mr. strive 20 OPP with manhood ia lis might
but lay this maxim einsey 10 her heart III
Whatever Gods oFdains is surely right
i MET THEEIN MYENRLY YOUTH.
met thee in nv early youth,
When life Young and fair
Thy magic charms stole DER nv soul, n
Ard left their impress THeRE. q
Gave 10 thee heart aa>tained +
With sins Of after years
heart which never ceased TO love,
~ sunshine or IL tears
Tho years have, ssed since first We met.
And youths bright dr. ans are gone:
let thou art now a. dear 10 me
As in life's earlylmorn,
And the cold anfs eliag crowd,
Thine aaxrl faral see;
AID IN Is spmbriag reveries,
MY spirit turns % thee
The spell which thu didsi cast upcu
Ny spirit in its youth,
Hss proved shield ia after life,
of putty and truth;
Try magic power DER my soul
Has shed snnnyiray
Ol love and pnrest sympathy.
which ne'er can fade away I
OF lady tho Idare not hope
TO caffthce ever NINE
Fer clouds are gafhiring DER my path
Which ne'er must darken thine
Yet in the tempe 1t my heart Il
The HesialA fame shall glow; il
Whieh clothed my dreams OF early youth, Il
ln beaay-"lengIago ="
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26
To the WiHcrs in the Valley.
MARTIN g. FOB on, /

FLOUR AND COMMISSION MEkIIIAA Ys.1
Corner Of s,asp aud Baltimore S.rcefs Batsore sd
fIIHANkFUI. 70 th,i lrients AMI the FsifnfIs
ia VirgiLis Tao have literally susdihed
Their House eter increased iaeillIes for the ptHsp
and most satisfactory performance 9i all business
committed 10 their car.
Baltimore. july "a ts53-lv
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Tie Esneon Watch and Iesel
: = o Il :;

Ne. 10 Light Street. -Four Doors from Baifin.ors -
Opposite DE Fountain H0tel BGittmore,
YTyHE subscriber. after, 29gears experience inSIf
First Citir. Of Europe, world inform 'itizFs
and Strangers. Who are in want Of good Wa
that FOR quality OF Work manship, his Watches ael
All competition having tscliiies tor obtaining
FINE ND.ON WATC HEe
which Few in this County pcssess being p. s.1se
h ~ acquainted With The most eminent London Sta
nf,r,arers j ALEXANDER
Lats Of y ~ Fsrsci's Rssal Ezesaage, Liaae
Fine Watches and JewelrE.rrraired properhss
All London Watches sold a. Tits Es,abllshlnsel
Warranted Free Of Cos, tor Four years Ell:
February 10, 1853 -ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26

A., a. = - rALMEk The american Nrssaper
slt,es q Bostup New York. aAd PhiI.drln; ~. -
Guy empowefed otakr advertisements and
$3.50, u. !. = required ~ 9. Hs receipts wi III r.
..Ea bailaiag NEW YORK, 1rs1ae No. ~
rnLADkLPiiIAs y. W. corser Tkird a.d 1asg,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26

Mlss.sslpPF SExaroA Ex Governor Albert 9.
Brown has been elected Senator 81 Congress hv
The legislature Of Mississippi for 1he term q six
years from The fourth Of March last The eleriinn
iook place on he 7shl instant. The yoie wsss Ter
a 3 Brown &c votes, Fl. s. Foots =. " !. shar-
KEY 4 and 10 scattering. Mr.. Bfovp had, 1te oprse
previously received The nomination 81 ransas q
he Democratic members n DE Legislature
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uIrg'lllu free 1lrsss
q PusLISHED wExkL4.Ar
Two Dollars and Piffv canfe

rayeple haifyearly; bat Two DeILAas n q be,..
81 - eeymenIln I'LL, q paid entirely 10 vance
~ ~ neneyer payments deferred bcSs "a n.
expiration ofthe year inieresi Willie ctts
Subscriptions lor SIX months, ST & u b.
~ ADVERTISING.
me ssras e. advertisng are Tor squaf 81 les.
~, IoI tnfee insertions-larger enes II fhs ssrn-
proportion Each continuance 25 cen,s
- Al advertisements not ordered for 1910.
Tine WILDE continued until forbif and 49, 81 ~
.s,diaFis. e''ssssn nc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26

FRESH supply Of Cheese il, -seeslsai and
"A for ssle b. * eHSsNtf
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ave tae pieasufe 20 make known 20 fSei,
80 eun,,,lffs ano dfaers generally lhe arrssa!
~ M " rALE . - purchased directly of thd
Ih4f"Itefs ~ ~ ltllk and bnstnn and con
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26
McVeigh & Chamberlain,
WHO'LL IL GKoCERS, .
Produce and oBlmiS ion Merchants
PRINCE STR rE-J- Ir-ty -

PRINCE STREET JTHARF.
Alexandria III
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KINSLEY & cos.

BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia & Easter
u Daily Express, for the expeditions transmits
sion Of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bank
Notes. &C., and for the collection and pa, ment o
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES :-Boston, IL State street; New
York, I Wall street, corner Broadway; Phila
delphia, 80 Chestnut street; Newport, 100 Thames
treet; Fall River, Main street, (Mount Hope
Bock.) Y3.
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CURED

rre Rev. RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor OF tho Pre-.
ytrtlan church, Adams Basin, Monroe county, New York.
sroie To US: "lhavo just received a letts from Mr.. CHAS.
.EY DuNsIsG, relrtive to the euro ofhis Fover.sore. You
nay depend on what II states, for I've IL q Christisn uan
nd nn elder In the church. Some years since he hni 10
ave one OF his legs cut If, to save his hf2, in consequences
" n Fever-sore. The other leg being now affected. and
,bout TO DO ulnputatod, j recommended BRASr's MEpL
nsE. Read the result. He says Il hare nscd only Nres
,orTLEs Of BRANT'S MEDICINE. I placed ALL HorK,
fom your recommendation, ~ that Mcdeins. and | can now
ny that, with tho blessing OF God, II Aas cfsefsd % cxye If
~ ieyib SEQ Pamphlets fer fub partioilnrs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-05

1his Is the case Of a dying man who yet Lies. He sA
nyed of a worse case Of SCROFULA, by only tnetse tot
ses of Brants Purifier, than ever was cured by the use OF
SarsaparIlla has not sGHfea. medical poU~ 70 enect me cur
Of such a ~yeroifnqiy hopeless ease.
Mr.. j. ID. HlsKfN, Of Rowe. On1da Gen. Y, had Scof
La four gears was confined 70 HE bod The tsf yeG,-hs
Vas SO much diseased ana debnitased AZ 70 be unable &c
mise his hand TO his head He had the bat 1sdicaf ddvies
had used ALL of the best Sdrdpdrluas 70 no good effect
10. tcoyse and toi se, and was considered TO be In q fySnt
Hak, md could not live t,oenfyJouy hour Longer, WHEN he
commenced using BRANT'S PURIFIER. His mack ,od.
uten neIrly OF, from ear 10 ear; a hole tcds eaten hroh9.
ss icindpipe, under his chin, SO that he breathed through
die hole his car was 30 eaten around that IL could be fVtes
W ont OF its place. II only holding by a ss'a1 piece; me use
pf one arm was destroyed by two ulcers; an ulcer andet
he arm. as large as a mans hand, had nearly, eaten through
las side into his body Thus hs was nnhictst with toenfb
ach putud, acyid, ofensipe ulcers, on yariOs parts Of hs
.erson. For further and full particulars, zee our PAM
THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most skilfnl ply
,icinns of Rome, was called to see Hashin the day oYfors
Ne commenced using Brants Purifier. DR.. w. examined
iim, and then told him that al the medicines h As povtl
o,ud nof cure htp,-that bis case was
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ANGLERS CURED.

III q. q. KINNEY. merchant. Clinton, Os~da county
\ J, informed MS that n cancerdpctOr in said county Wa
trc' NJ wonderful cures OF CAScERs through the efficacy
I bkANlS PURIFYING EXTRACT. a esnev'- aocfsr
? ,irocn- counfy, y Y Is n!so using said PURIFIER. Mr.
/ IL SETTLE, druggist, at Canaiohare. Montgomery euuu.
y, \. /, has informed VA OF Nh Important cure ef a Cas-.
'kE 81 long standing, which was chaciod on an aged lady
y ihHt place. II. therefore, this PURIFIER cures Cancer, by
- purifying, healing power, what 1mpuro disease Of ny
luoi can n not CT -el Seven years experience ind vi
TINT II SAYS there gre none but what il will ours.
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Stoves, Ranges
AND
F u R N A c ( S.

MAY si~sssl- tyand a. the Subscribers, o
vi nsst spssyrs1 psitsnus, aud set with care,
81 ssrsurse ~ ~ys veil Also, tin and sheet
u~s 80. ou hsne, va othsr articles usually
49, ~ ssct . etys. To-, eatT-r, sad sLee
.r. s.s .sas "a .soss. Ofdsus soliriicd.
Nm BEDA NIL.
e~r.trs ~. Z .-a E-rt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-05

"ATTIcA, Genesee Co., February !, l9t.
an 7. WALLACE CO.-Genhemen; l wns, for more
han a year, afflicted with a disease Of the stomach. Ieould
act cat any fat or greasy substance without causing great
pain, sickness, and vomiting, and was continually afflicted
with a sour stomach. J. rs an experiment, tried one boz
le Of RRANT'S MEDICINE, which. 10 my utter disap-
pointnicnt, edsed and ysiiersd hs usual paw aney eating.
Therefore used q second bottle, which has completely cured
The disease. I am now well md hearty, and Gun sai almost
anything without being panied, or the stonnsh becpfnino
sour. Yours respectfully, 7. :. WILCOX"
Mr. Wilcox il N resDectable merchant of Atira
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Worse than Hopeless |!

Now hear Mr.. HASKINS statement of euro! He sad
ANY wife procured one botde Of BRANT'S PURE YLNC
EXTRACT, Of Bissea s leonard, duggists Of Rome,
enabled me 10 get Of sy bed. where ! had seer confined
sc year; the second bottle enabled me TO get o Of hehous<j
he third bottle enabled me 10 todk fpo nie, 40 Rome Cen
ire, where | procured sir bottles more; ind when ] had an,
,slrd using them, seventeen out Of ftcenty ulcers had hsnte4
rl-and US~ bottles more effected a PERFECT CURE Of
\, to ,l..ra ann restored ma d. 0ood hedlh.D
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-05

. V. n. PALMER, the American Newspape
Agent is the authorized Agent Tor the Daily
News and and Heral ofthe Times IN the cities Q
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and is dbl,
empowered to take advertisement and subscrip
tions at the rates as required by us. His receipt,
will he regarded as pay ments. His Offices are
Boston, Scollay's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North.
west corner Of Third and Chesnut %strreIs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-05
AUCTION.

MILL be sold at Public Auction, on Tu -
w Day, OCT. 81. at III O'Clock, u. m, (unlrss
previously disposed Of at private sale) that wei
known Hotel. the Park House, situated IT the
head OF Washington Square. The location Of
the house is central and well adapted Tor the bn-
siness, having leen kept for a number o years
as a successful first class Hplel. and must be well
know 10 most persons who have visited New.
port. Also, the House and Lot next adjoining on
the South, known ~ the 'Rousnaniere estate. ,
For terms. &c, apply to ALFRED SMITH,
Esq. or to The Auctioneer.
ell SAMLA A. PARKER, Auct'r.
90 N. Y. Evening Express, aud Boston
Daily Journal, please copy every Tuesday.
Thursday nnd Saturday, until sale. Providence
Journal. please copy daily, until sale, and send
bills to this Office.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, b.

byron, OrsEskE Co, \. Y, Oct. ", IeN.
"Nessrs. M WALLACE X co. Some time last n
er my wife became go debiltated from the ehecp Of L.
oryhad and Nursing Sore Mouth that she could not liz hR
rhild OF perform any household labor. Her medical tysak
nent was varied according to the advice and prescriptiena
Of the most eminent Ihysicinns, until our sttR was exhaust
I'd in useless efforts. She became 80 ve1y a skeleton, the:
n the time she commenced taking Branrs Msdieiss she
weighed no more than e~ighty-fvc pounds but by the tins
Le had taken four botae, she became perfectly well. Tbe
nrs 10 SO perfect, that SHE IL now enabled To do all necat
ary household work, and gaHed thirty pounds Of hesh IN
bur weeks. Yours truly, G. b. GALENTINE."
Tie reader will observe that Mr.. GALESTisE says "ox>
uILL..n he, va are informed by 4. 8. TERRY ESQ, VI
he same place, has studied medicine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-05

4 NEW BOOK Of great iuterea-Cuptain
II Canot,or 20 years oi an African SLAYER being
m account III his career and adventures on the
coast, IN the Interior, on shipboard, and in The
West lndias. For interest, Tor novelty, Il
for instruction, without doubt il exceeds any
Cts; for sale az TILLEi's, opposite Post Office.
sig
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-05

fKEN's Valley Coai-The Subscriber has
II supply of the aboye coil which was miro
dncrd AL gave UNIVERSAL satisfaction last wear.
! can conf ltn,ally rec mnenl tn. ali We 10 he
~ excellent quality, easy to kinlie, quite fre,
from slate, aud withrll an &c pnoniral CO Al a, the
custom n. CHARLES WILL
Jl26 Williams Wharf.
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sPECTACLEs, sPEcTACLEs, srEATA.

~ htLf.S, SEA
CLE.S.
/ rs a great error to suppose that all persons
L oi the same age require glasses Of the rams
focus, the power Of the glass required depends
ON the degree of health heretofore enioyed Nv the
individual - and some persons may require
NJ the age Of twenY five, u glass as strong as
Others woull NJ lofty great care also should I've
t'ken M selecting glasses, 10 choose those
which represent objects nearest to their natural
state, for Ia he e. ac,ly suitable for the eye, they
should neither magnify or miaify, but distinctly
snow The object IN ITS natural proportions, aud
those persons who are about to cemn,encr wear
'ng glasscs-as III y cannot Know " hat will suit
their cyes-would do well To call AT the Sprcrs.
Gle Depot ot Messrs. Goodhue 4 Son, NJ. II
Westminster street. Providence, O. few steps
below the Arcade whose extensive pra..
tice, long experience a d complete assortment Of
every article required, afford to purchasers the
advantage OF e~conomising both in time, trouble
and expense.
Peinem'er the No. II Westminster street.
"a lew DOORS below the ArcaIe) Providence.
GOODHUE g. son,
a<| Opticians.
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LIV PLANT!

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Stamford. Conn, ono q
he Oldest and most respectable physicians, was afflicted
with Ltrey- Complaint many years, and was perfectly cure.
y usln1 BRANT'S PURIFYING We could
,am8 hundreds Of other cases, also cured.
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CMOkED Hallebut-Fresh arrival this day nj
al5 II II YOUNG'S Parade corner,
u l. A = e. u II q
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES p,SE By
J + 3 IL T DRY

NO. II HARVARD fI.ACk,
OPPOSITE MILK STREET, BOSTON
Cut and ground glass Of every quality for Side
Lights. Windows, Coach and Railroad Lantern
Lights, &C., &c. Also, Stained. Flock and
Enamel Glass OF new and various st, Ter.
Bohemian and Flint G lass cut to order in all
the neSes. and richest styles, odd patterns care
fully matched, aud all our ~srk Var,ant,l to CIV
Satisfaction.
JANIS JoSEs, john SroRY,
Jyl5 3aw 3m
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES!

Mr. HAsKIN has sworn to the above fncts, and the Nets
We " iImessrd and certified to W DIR. r WiLLlAMS-Mr
. X. Brown, proprietor OF the Wesf-Ro,as Hotd-heasfs
SlSSElL 4 INA wholesale and retail drugfte0-
- n rksr ~ ,,ha, ..o-soyl $780,
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ESTATE Of Anstrrs f. Johnston.
- The subscribers having been appointed by
the Court Of Probate OF Newport. Commissioner
To receive and examine the claims Of the
creditors 81 the estate Of Anstres f Johnston,
late Of Newport, dec and sin months from this
due being all loved said creditors 70 prove their
debts, we will meet ut the office OF Henry Y.
Cranston, Esq, on Saturday, the 3O,h day of
Decemb.r, and on the 81 Saturday in February
next, at 2 O'Clock, y. m, for that purpose.
pose. HENRY Y: GRAMS TON,)
EDWIN WILBUR, Comm.
Bt.NJ. MI MFORD,
The uniers & ned having been appointed ad-
mlnistratpr on said estate Of Anstres johnston,
and given,bond to the court OF Probate Of New.
port, requests all persons indebted to said estate
TO make immediate pa, ment to
all BENZ. MARSH, Admir-.
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CHANCE OF LEE,
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

rom the girl TO the eoman, and the tcoxsn-of mi6as 500
ne one case is accelerated, and the other go gradually sU>
evesSed. as TO prevent any OF the fatal diseases that freQueps
v hrlse In consequence Of auch change.