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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

TAx FAST You've LADY.-The fast
young lady is ono Of the developments of
. female liberty. Young and handsome
she 10, Of course, and brimful of vitality
Daring and dashing, she does thousand
sztravagant things but youth and beauty
lend such grace to all she does that we
are attracted more then is quite right for
our prime propriety to acknowledge. From
the very first, she 10 yelled by no maiden
bushes, and checked by no coy shyness,
but boldly faces the world and rushes in
to its embrace. She becomes known
everywhere she is at every ball of the
season and every part, by night Her
reckless doings are on every tongue I; how
she kissed young Dalliance in the ball
room, out drank him with champagne at
the supper table, and smoked one of his ci-
gars,on her way home. She is indefati-
gable in her coquefry; while revolving in
the arms of her beau, she will not illumis.
ato snother1by heri bright glances her
hand will return the warm pressure Of q
devoted admirer, twhile her little foot is
busy in its intimate confidence with his
rival. In the race with fashion our fast
young lady IL ahead. II red is the pre-
vailing color, she will fame in scarlet; if
Il is permitted to display the shoulders, she
would reveal to the waist, Her daring
spirits is always dying beyond the verge of
decorum and lowering in tho dangerous
neigaborhood of vice.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING DEC

ARRIVAL OF THE BRIrIsH FLEET AT
BeRMUDA-The line of-battle ship Bos-
cawen, Capt. Glenville, bearing the flag Of
Rear Admirable Fanshawe, the naval com
mander-in-chief of the West India station,
arrived at Bermuda on the 10Th Of Novem.
bcr The war-steamer Argus arrived on
The 2lst the war-sreamer Rosamond
Commander Croptcn, arrived on the 18th,
On tho 18th thei Rosamond passed the
line-of-battle ship Corvallis, from England
for Bermu da. The screw steam frigate
Termagant, Capt. the Hon. Keth Stewart,
and sloop Buzzard arrived on tho Goth
The screw-steamer Pembroke, Capt. Sey-
mour, arrived on the 23d the steam sloop.
oi-war Medea, Commander Phihmore
arrived on the 23d.
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~ DVER's HEALING EMBRocArIoN.-
This valuable internal and external Remedy 10
constantly increasing IN public favor and esti-
nation, and is almost the universal Panacea.-
II Is uniform in quality, convenient FOR sppli-
cation, neat and delicate in its application, un.
falling in it's curative properties, AMI unsur-
passed as healing and Pain Destroying Rem.
edy. Reader, don't be without il. II W II save
many doctors bill. IL you unfortunately be-
come wounded, cut, or bruised, use it; il you
suffer from pain, either external or internal.
cholera morbus, rheumatism, sprains, stiff
joints, Sc, try 1t, and il will certainly effect
cure. The estimabe value this wonderful
preparation has been conclusively proved. and
no person or family should suffer themselves to
be without it at any time.
Beware Of limitations and buy only Of asthor-
lied agents.
Prepared only by II. NJ. Field, 81 Wes,min.
ster street, Providence. For sale by Hazard &
Caswel and X. J. Taylor, Newport, K. I.
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DIED.

la Easton, Penn, S,b, Mrs. Ann Dehon
Wheaton, widow Of the late Rev. DR.. y.
" heaton, formerly Of this city, aged ~ years.
In Brooklya, 10th, John Rider, eldest son OF
John X. Jr., and Louisa W. Stanhope, aged s
years and u months. Ilis remains we're brought
u this city for interment.
In this city, Friday morning.. 1ith inst, Jaae
Lewelllng, infant daughter OF Charles aud Anne
Maria Stanhope.
In this city, Saturday afternoon, Mrs.I Caroline
ToTrty, wife Of the late Joseph W. Torrey, Eco
and daughter of the late Hon. Charles Collins She
possessed all the oNeellencies of noble woman and
all the exalted virtues ofa devoted Christian.
In St. Paul, Minnesota, on the morning oi
Nov. 22d, Rev. Joshua Rradley. in the sith
year Of his age. Mr.. Bradley graduated at
Brown University In the class OF 1889, aud was
afterwards settled in this city pastor Of the "a
Baptist Church.
In this city, oa Monday, Dec H. Thomas
Melyill, son of the late Thomas Nelvlll, in
the 2ji yesr of his age.
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PROFESSOR WOODS
ll fut uy

Al X X T. ST ORATIVE
rs, no doubt, the most wonderful discovery Of
l. this age ofprogress. The following is from
II distinguished member Of the medical proies.
sisn
st. Paul, January I, 1855.
Prof. .. J. Wood, Dear s;ir-Unsoicited,
/ send you this certificate. Alter being nearly
bald for long time, and having tried all the hair
restoratves exiant. and having no faith in any,
was induced on hearing ofyours, 10 give It a
trial. placed myself in the hands OF barber,
and had my head well rubbed with good stiff
brush, aud the Restorative then applied and well
rubbed in, till the seal Up was all glow. This
repeated every morning, and in three weeks the
young hair appeared, und grew rapidly from
august last up TO tie present time, and is now
thick, black, and strong-solt aud pleasant to
the touch, whereas before it was harsh and
wiry, what little there WAS Of 1t and that little
was disappearing rapidly. l stnl use your
Restorative about twce a week. and shall soon
have good and perfect crop OF hair. Now
have read ol these thngs--and who has not p
but have never seen hitherto, any case IN which
any persons hair was really benefited By any Of
the hair tones, &C., of the day and it really
gives me pleasure to record the result Of my ex-
perience. have recommended your prepara-
ton to others, and il already has a large aud
general sale throughout the Territory. The
people here saw its effects, and have confidence
in II. All who have used it here, will coincide
with me IN what l have written. The supply
you sent us. as the wholesale agents for the
Territory, is already exhausted, and daily in
quiries are made Tor it. You deserve credit
tT your discovery. l for one return you thanks
for che benefit it has done me, for l certainly
had despaired long ago, Of cffecting such
result. l congratulate You that your iortuie
(and a large one) is already made.
Yours, hastily,
J.W. BOND,
Firm of Bond Kellog, Druggists, st. Paul,
mt.
Brookfeld, Mass. Ian'y 18th, 1855.
Prot. Wood Dear Sir,-IIaving made
trial of your Hair Restorative, il gives rne plea
sure to say that its effect has becn excellent in
removing inflammation, dandruh, and
stant itching with which have been troubled
from childhood, and has also restored hair
which was becoming gray, to its original, color
have used no other article with anything like
the pleasure and profit.
Yours truly,
J.K. BRAGG,
Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, Brookfed,
Also for sale, WOODS Oriental Lemativc
Linament and Vegetable Magic Life Pills. War.
ranted To give satisfaction, or the money refund
ed. See Circulars. Address
O.J WOODS & Co,
3l6 Broadway, New York, and Ia Market st.,
81. Louis, Mo.
sl2-d&wisly
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eJ- A Work on the History, Prevention and
Cure oi Chronic Diseases of the Respiratory,
Circulatory, digestive, Secretary and Absorbent
(Including the glands and skin.) Nervous and
Motor systems oi the Human Economy.
The Philosophy Of Living or the way to
enjoy Life and it's comforts and TO secure Lon
gevIty.
With numerous Engravings illustrating the
various syatems Of the human organism. By
A. ). HEATH, Nj. ID.
No. $50 Broadway, New York.
The introductory work on Chronic Diseases,
and Pulmonary Consumption, their Prevention
and Treatment, is now ready. and will be sent
to any address free Of charge.
Patients at "a distance can consult DR.. Heath
by letter stating their cares fully. Office hours
from a. IN. till 4 pm. 29-ly
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" A thing ofbeaut
Is a 10y forever -

30 sang the gifed poet Keats. What can be
more beautiful than fine head of hair, that nobest
Of natures adorn neuts. Who that Is young, but
values the luxurant locks ofyouth, and would pre-
serve them and who that is OLD b 1t world COM
mend Lyons Kathairon universally acknowledge
TO be the most valuable and the most delightfully."-
perfumed toilet article ever prepared. BE sure and
ask fer Lyons Katharon to guard against the valu-
less limitations and counterfeis which have lately
been put up under somewhat similar names. Sold
everywhere for only 25 cents per bottle.
HEATH, wYNKooP & CO, Proprietors,
63 Liberty st., New York.
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no DEFIASoE SALAMASpKR SATEs.-
Robert NJ. Patrick il the sole manufacturer in
the United States, OF the above celebrated
Safes, and Patent PowDER-PRooF DETI.
ArcE LOCK AND CRossBARs, s,--ihe best
Safes and Locks combined in the world.
These Safes have taken the first premium
Medals IN every exhibition held in the United
States during the past three years Safes Of
all sizes, suitable tor Merchants. Banks,
Jewehy, Record Offices, Steamboats,, etc.,
Fire and Thief Proof Bank Vault Doors, Plate
Chests, for private families an h,nd, for sale,
and made to order at the Depot, No. 1872
Pearl st one door below Maiden Lane, and
at the Mandatory, Nos. 60, 81, Ga and 65
Cannon ST.. N. Y: dis Gun
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FRESH ARRIVAL
GENUINE GROCERIES.

I3y Soops Rienzi and J. %. Fish,
NEWTON BROTHERS have just received
IN in Store their winter stock of new and fine
Grocerics, to which they iav,le particular az.
teniion.
$50 bbls superfne and extra Flour
200 bags choice extra Flour
o iierces prime new Rice
200 bags best Buckwheat
75 iirkIns choice Dairy Butter
l2b boxes Premium ami Western Ch.ese
rs Kegs Refined Leaf Lard,
bc0 bags fine Sal;
cases table Salt
50 boxes scaled and No. Herring
casks new Hams
200 packages Green aud Black Teas
,25 boxes brown Sugar
20 bbls Stewards Crushed Sugar
boxes Stuart's loaf Sugar
80 bbls Stu.rt's Refined Sugars
20 bags Java ,Laguira and Rio Coffee
20 boxes ground Coffee
10 boxes Chocolate Cocoa and Cocoa Paste
8 Rags Pepper, Cloves and Pimento
rs mats Cissia
D cases Nutmegs and Mace
~ boxes pure ground Spices
kegs pure ground Ginger
80 boxes new Raisins
40 Kegs R,isins
100 drums choice new Figs
70 bags Almonds and Peanuts
90 boxes Saaeratus
8 cases Cream O'1arter
10 boxes Sup. Carb. Soda
20 powdered Yeast
bbls Sal Soda and Alum
s cases Indigo
10 boxes Fig Blue
10 Gases Maccaloni and Vermacell,
25 boxes Soda and Sugar Crackers
10 Cases Pickles, assorted
rs boxes Pepper Sauce
B cases English Sauces and Pickles
IL iaskets Olive Oil
5 cases American and English Mustard
20 boxes Lemon Syrup
% Cases Patent Candles
10 bbs Elephant Oil
Is boxes CASTLE and Fancy Soap
75 boxes extra family Soap
rs boxes blue and pearl Starch
cases smoking and chewing Tobacco
rs boxes manufactured Tobacco
25 Jars Maccaboy Snul
bbls Scotch Snuff
% boxes Pipes
25O reams Wrapping Paper
20 bundles Brooms
8 bales patent cotton Twne
% bbls Cider aud Wine Vinegar
&c, &c. nl6
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WAsHIxorox, Friday, December IA.

WAsHIxorox, Friday, December IA.
SEsArE.-Mr. Seward, Mr. Fsssondcn
and MrlStuart ssverallylgave notice of their
intention TO introduce bills for harbor, river
and lake Improvements.
Adjourned till Monday!
HousE.-FIFTH. SIXTH BALLOT
Banks, LOG Richardson, 73 Fuller, 40
Letter. Harrison, Denver, Williams and
Orr, one each
Necessary for q choice, 49,
fHTY-ssvENTH BALLOT.
Banks, 106; Richardson IA Fuller,
10 /; scattering. 4.
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OLp IaousIp.s on THE NAVAL BoApp.-

OLD IaousIDEs on THE NAVAL BoARD.-
4 good story is told Of Commodore Stew
sn-rOld Ironsides"--in connection wi h
the discussions to which the action of the
late Naval Board has given rise. The
merits and dement's Of the officers Of the
Navy being canvassedi in the old Commo'
dore's presence, and the decisions Of the
Board, in many cases, shown to be partial
and nnjusi, he broke In with this emphatic
proposition "Let them," said he," equip
three Friga,es Of equal size and armament,
and man two Of them from. among those re-
tsined on the active list, and give me the
third, TO be manned with the retired, fur
lougbcd and dropped, and jill whip the
two, in an open sen fight" We would
take eysn bets on the old Commodore.
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MA RRIED.

In this city, 18th inst, by the Rev. Dr. jackson,
Mr.. John >. Tih ami Miss Alice Gladding, all Of
this city.
In this city, Thnrs,ay, 18th iust. by the Rev. 8.
ger, all Of Newport
At TUrin, at tho siience Of tho Ameri on
Ambassador, Nov. 7th, =. \. Osgood, Az .ist,
aud Sarah X. iiowland, Of New York,
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" A writer beautifully remarks that
mans mother is the representative of his
Maker. Misfortune and mere crime set no
barriers between her and her son. While
his mother lives, man has one friend on
earth who will not desert him and ceases
only at the ocean of eternity.
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TThe East Greenwich Pendulum says:
We wish to caution those who hold bills
of r. l. Central Bank against. ..disposing of
them at discount. The bank, we are in
formed is perfectly sound, and few days
will restore lis credit.
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Osgood, the painter, met a rich New
York widow OH board the steamer which
took him abroad in the fall, married her
soon after arriving, and has gone on we'd
ding tour to Egypt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

During the year 1854, one hundred and
sixty-fve men who were hung in the Un-
ed States for murder. OF this number on
ly seven could read and write. What
lesson
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Tas BABr's NAsE.-"My dear, what
shall BE- tho name Of our baby said Mr..
Smith TO Mrs. Smith the other day.
"why, hug, I've settled on Peter!" II
never knew q map with the simple name
of Peter who could earn his salt" "Well,
then, We will call him Salt Peter"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-20

ARI.TooRAcY.-Punch gives the follow.
ing definition "a class of persons who
despite the public, and are venerated by the
public for that very reason"
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NEW AND CHOICE
q !. OcE ES. &C.

NEW AND CHOICE
q q CE RIES, &c.
lust received per sloop Willard, from N. Yo'k,
anl offered at wholesale and retail at tho
lowest prices by
CORNELL * DENNlS,'
no. 22 Broad stree', Neapor', u. !.
Havana Br Sugar
stewards Ciushed d,
DO Refined a do
DO do Is do
do do do
do Powdered 30
New Orleans Molasses
Extra tine \ II re,
Fine do do
Extra hue OoIong 10
Fine do DO
Fine Gunpowder do
English Breakfast do
IiysDn Peako do
Cd Sayannah Coffee
hiaricait0 do
- hOmingo do
l'alchcI do
Extra Ground DO
Extra Flour, Smiths M tags
Smth's 'lo halI bhls.
BlGc ana white Starch
ilOminy, Wheaton Grts,
sltChtl . 4 diIhh
Rice Flour, Corn Starch,
Biker's Cocoa, French Chocolate.
Spanish Chocolate, Rose Water,
fAract Lemon, do Peach,
Indigo, Cream Tartar,
super C,rbo aale Soda,
; i Soda, L'ot Ash,
Extra Dairy Butter, Extra Cheese,
Extra Lard, Lard Oh, Rice,
liuckwh Il, Ground Spices,
Unground, Spices, Box fsaisids,
CItroh, Brooms, Baskets,
Wrapping Paper, Crockery.
Cider VINEGAR, Dairy Salt, Table do
Olive OIL, Pepper Sauce, Pickles,
Catsups, Extra MustaGd,
Refined Salaeratus, Miccaroni.
Vennicella, Sago, Chewing Tobacco,
S.noking Toblcco, Maccaboy Snuff,
Scotch Snuff, Bristol Brick,
Adamentiue Can lice, Palm Soap,
Castle soap, Soap Powder,
Fare, Soaps, Dry Goods,
Clocks, &c., sc. &c.
go
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THE GREAT RACE 7!
5000 Bottles Sold in 30 Days 4!
OLD DIR. WILLIAM ABBOTT
AHEAD

IL EADER,-These are fast tines, and iG in IN
great whir and press of this busy scene, where
all around you ure eeming with life and activity IN
the eager pursuit Of gain or livelihood, gained by
good strong honest industry, you find yourself una-
BILE 10 keep your end up, and forced TO sit down
quietly, suffering under disordered stomach or If
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Congress.
SENATE.


Z WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
Mr.. Broadhead offered resolution that
the Committee on Finance inquired into
the expedieney Of reporting the approPria-
ton Bills for tho support Of the Government,
or adopting other measures, with view to
obtain soae speedy action on them. He
would ask the Senate to consider the ques.
ton Of right and power in the Senate to
originate Appropriation Bills. His objects
bsing to avoid the evils of night sessions
Mr.. Cass gave notice that he should
nov Q. tomorrow to 60 into the election of
Standing Committee.
Tho Senate then went into Executive
Session.
The House resumed the voting for a
Speaker with the following result:
SroRrrrH BALLOT.
Banks, lot Zollicofier, 4
Fuller, ~
Messrs. Campbell, Etheridge, Walker,
Haven, Harrison, Lester, Wells, Orr,
Marshall, and Williams, one each.
One hundred and thirteen necessary to
. choice.
FORTY YIRsr BALLOT.
Richardson, ~ Fuller, 28
Banks, lot Zollicoffer. 3
Orr, 2 Scattering, IL
< The third ballot has just taken place and
there is no choice.
The Lobby is despairing
Banks he'd one hundred and six and the
tide 10 turned.
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SENATE.

WAsMNGToS, Dec. IL.
Mr.. Cass moved that the Senate pro-
coed to tho election Of standing Com
mittees, which was agreed to. He remark
ed it had been usual to dispense with tho
election by ballot as required by the rules,
and expressed the hope that to expedlate
the business The same course might now
be pursued.
Mr.. Hale objected.
2 The Senate then proceeded to ballot,
with the following result
- Committee on Foreign Relatons-Ness.
Mason, Douglass, Slidell, Clayton, Weller
ana Fish.
eHOUSE.
e The House resumed voting for Speak
or.
;r~.@4N yoRrY-sIxTH BALLOT.
Banks, LOG Fuller, 33
Richardson, ~ Orr, 2
Messrs. Zollicoffer, Etheridge, Under
wood, Harrison, Lake, Lester, Bayley,
Humphrey, Marshall, and Williams, one
each.
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Dyspepsia, COstiveness, Bill
Ous Complaints. Jaundice,
Bad Hum0rS, Coughs,
Colds, HeadaChe, Nc

raise up, and go al once for bottle of old DR.. Wm
Abbols Bitters, take them by the directions 20 in
good iiith and strong hope, for you be cured
Wen AS ten thousand Others who, could they ali
speak its praises with one voice, would be hearp
nom Maine 10 California. The strong men Use IL
ior II maintains them In yigor the weak ard de
sis give II to their children, for 1t safe, honest
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CFiLiNg OFF--Hnfnea.es, nrdles Saddles,
- planlets. Mhirs, turfy Combs. Brushes, sud
y large Dot OIL trness wDrk, ~ Ne -uid ~ cost,
until Isnarry lst lslr. ~ No 9 Broad trcct
d5-,u FRANCIS rTANHDpE
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HOTEL, FOR SALE.

THE Bellevue House, in this city. There
l. ate two acres OF land and the house is Ia
excellent order its reputation Is well known
by all sumner visitors 70 this place. The
house has all the conveniences of first class
hotel there are two buildings separate from the
Hotel. and large barn on the premises. 1t
offers a rare opportunity for an enterprlsng man
to do excellent business. Possession given
on the 25th Of March next. For terms, SC. :,
apply to ALFRED SMITH,
OPT Newport, X. !.
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E'OR SALE, or To Let, IN the norm part OF
l. the city, furnished, first class House and
Barn, with every convenience for summer res
idcncc, with about one acre Of Land built Of the
beat materialand workmanship, having fine
view Of tho Ocean and Harbor; more land can
be bought if desired at reasonable price
terms made easy Price $1,000; apply to
m3 GEO. AZ. WILSON, Builder.
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RUBBER BOOTS.
"a MARSH

HAS inst received "A supply Of ladies' Gentle
l. mems Boys and You,h's Rubber Boots,
n very neat article. and well adapted 70 the APP
preaching season. Also one case of Ladies
Heel Sandals mdnni,n ured expressly Tor those
who wear high heels. Those in want OF the
above can be fitted at 10 Thames st. nl6
OSTON Csackers-A fresh supply
J "i}cnis' cclebra ed Water Crackers, re-
ccivcd by X. ;. BARKER,
n22 l63 Thames 81.
pUKNETT'a EXtracts--Jusl received from
~ the manufacturer, extracts Of Lemon, Vanlle-
1t, Rose, Bitter Almonds, Nectarme, Orange.
aud Celery by x. :. BARKER,
u22 l63 Tha.ue's.
NEW GOODS and Gl,EAE BARGAINS.
LHTiL be opened this day at the New York
w Cheap Store, l10 Tutmas street, Bon.
nets, also Bonnet Frames, Ribbons and Feaih-
ers, together with general assortment oi mil
merry Trimmings, Edgings, Collars, Under.
sleeves, Conb'r bands, yery fine.
hioire An'qius aGd Velvet Trimmings.
Conntcrpaiucs. Blankets, Shcetings, Shirt.
iugs ana Fhnnes.
Ladies CIlhs, Shawls, 80 doz or Kid Gloves.
Broad 9Th, and Linea Table covers.
nl3
M USlC--Iiss c. a. J. LIZ BAKUN
vi MURDOCH, will be happy TO receive
Pupils Tor instruction on tie Piano Forte, Harp,
OF Guitar.
REFERENCES
Rev. Mr. Emery, Taunton, Mass.; Rev T.
Stowe, Boston, 3 Baldwin Place; Mr., Charles
Potter, Providence Dr.. Charles Goodwin,
Cranston, Il. TX Mayor Paris, Portland,
Name, JhIe Emery, do; Mr George Hughes,
orghnist BRttlc street Church, Boston; Mr.
Richmond Winsor, II Wall street, New York;
Mr. John Y Savage, % Futon street, 10 Mr.
! %. X. Gross, Tarrytown, New York.
\ L.. D... 4 .IJ
NOTICE.
| THE Undersigned having been appointed ad.
4 ministtator on the estate oi NATHAN
| rANTON, d ceased, aud sr,lI6ed him self
! according 10 law, requests all persods indebted
10 make immediate payment, aud those having
claims TO present them.
ol9 JAMES q. ToPHtM. Admir-.
! rTO LEr--A tenement for n small family: ln-
| J unire at g.. MuNCUINGER'S,
ole 20 Spring, aud 2ds Thames street.
! NIEW Millinery Goods, u.t rcccved aud now
| " opening the largest a-soi tment OF Millinery
goods ever ofied ~ lhid city at
n 80 il2 rLGues -. corner Church.
i IRA FRENCH.
II CUGAR imonds and tenuel seed, ir,',h made
II ~ At q. MUNCUlNGER'S,
oi6 10 Spring. and 2Js Th 'mess,reet. .
III QUASSlA TONlC CUPS.
II MANY ol our most eminent thysicians are
vi now prescribing them ~ case of Dyspep.
sin, Indigestion, lntemittance, General D6hili'
II ~. Loss Of Apg,,i,c. etc. wnerc simple yet
ci,icacious Tone " required The tonic prop
eriies oi the Quassa ood, so long and iavor.
abby Known (t being admitted 10y medical writ.
ers % stand ut the head of the pure iauIc hit
,ers,) are impaired instantly tn either wine o'
water. Hence the great advantage over the
N usuh preparations, which contain othoI
II properties Of the wool not 80 desirable, POI
II sale bv HAZARD CASN ELL,
II ~ Washington Square x i37 Thames s,. {.
II d7
III
II SELLING opf-Hafnea',s, nrdles, Saddles