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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-01
W. O. 4, J, DOD S ON.

IN rendering their thanks to the people for
L the very liberal patronage they have here
tofore given them, wot Id respectfully solicit
a continuance of the same.
Those who are in the habit Of dealing else
where we would solicit to give us call, and
examine our stock of
Fan and Ufater G00ds,
which we think is unsurpassed for style and
durability by y-consisting of variety of
Ladies and Gentlemen's Dress Goods In
fact nearly every thing the wants of the
country demand.
~" Wheat, Bacon, Lard, Feathers de-,
taken in exchange for Goods.
w. 4. A. ]. DODSON.
RieeviIle. Tenn, Oct. 81. ls54-tf 3l6
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II NJ IA - O M f.

A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned
l a. are earnestly requested to call and set.
Tie Immediately, as he is closing up his bust.
ness, ard compelled to have the money.
Dee % 1854 s. X. REEDER
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New Firm-New Goods.

hsNAoN. TENN
INHE subscribers having purchased the
l. Mercantile establishment of j. L. Nc
CLARY, The business will hereafter be con.
Quoted under the firm, name and style of
DENTON IL MuCLARY.
They are now receiving and opening their
Spring and summer supplies, consisting of
every variety OF Ladies Dress Goods; a gener.
al assortment Of Goods for Gentlemen's weaI:
Groceries, &C., and in short their stock is gem
eral and complete, where the farmer and all
others can find almost any thing they may
call for, aud at prices that can fail to please
Give them call, examine the Goods, and
satisfy yourselves.
WIN. A. DENTON,
p. l.. McCLARY.
Renton Anril 1S55--rf al
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A T H EMS FOUNDRY

AND
Machine Works.
INllE subscribers would respectfully an
L nounce to the citizens of Athens and the
public generally, that they are now in opera
lion and prepared to do
Q "A . IT Z M O.
Of every description in their line, and would
therefore solicit orders from all those who may
want anything of the kind.
They are now casting and have for sale diff.
ferent sizes of the Globe, or Air.tight Cook
Stoves furnished complete; various sizes of
Parlor Nine Plate, Chamber Office and shop
Stoves. Also, Hollow Wares Waffle Irons;
Plouehs, right and left hand.
Also, the Kilcore Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, which will saw from two to five thou
sand feet per day. III kinds of
M a @ III L M II n *
fitted upin the best and most durable manner,
and upon short notice.
Also, Iron Railing of every description.
They are also prepared to do all kinds of
Brass casting.
The highest Cash price will be paid for
OLD COPPER.
ZIMMERMAN d THOMAS.
p. s. We have connected with the Works
M excellent Pattern Maker, so that persons
wishing castings can have patterns made to
order. z. & I.
Athens, Tenn. Oct. 90. lS54-tf SIT
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Ch aiIS.-Sha irss
eHGh DOZEN Co,,agc, Rocking and Childrens Chaira
<rYv for sale cheap for cash. Apply to
Jan. l2 j. 8. BRIDGES, Athens Depot
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r. 7n{1k {56b3 L |l2f and Puff Combs,
\ CSbk6, tiSting i@l3s Mssons Lines, Percus.
J. Hon Caps Match Boxes Perfumery, Lubecs,
{ Extracts roioade. Bandaline, Olerhane, Rob.
sfts' Crlnlts. Walnut Shaving Soap, Variega-
ted Balls, 40.
Also. Bonnets, Hats, Boots and Shoes. to-
gether with every variety of REAnT-MADE
CLOTIIING; Hardware, Queensware, DC, all
Of which will be sold unusually low. Give
them a call. April 20-tf-Si3
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NJ o tt Z q E.

the Old soldiers ana Vthcrs.
A LAW having passed granting additional Bounty
IA Land TO those who have beer In any War since
$780, to give TO each soldier 100 acres Those who
have had so acres entitled to SO more and those
who have had 40 to 100 MORE and those who have
had none to 100, propided MeY serred IA days.
will get Bounty Land for all entitled Cor the sum Of
w. aud will be at Athens the ed Monday In April next
and the I'd Saturday In each month thereafte Mt MBdi
spnvie the I'd Monday in May next and at each Batal
lon Muster In Col Yearwoods Regiment In April next
at Benton the st Monday In each months at Charleston
{he lh Saturday IN each month, and the remainder Of
lome-vhere will he glad to meet those entitled to
toq14y Land and attend to their claims
II RcI{ops Tenn, March l6-tf-e38 JAES HICKEY.
h M&yeBlpa,s steam ReSiued Syrup
Il2t received thlf day-the same that had before
~hi11 me entire satisfaction to all that like
0r1 1ee1s ~ ~ y gallon, BY [Dec,15l G. W. ROSS.
~, salt.
|6I1X& HAQ8 {uStfecsivsd and for sale.
<BA34# HTsc1 NcEwEN 4 GILLESPIE.
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Forest Hill Academy.

THIS Institution opened the sih inst for The
Mr.. A. q. UAENES and LADY. "
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B r E a KFAST HQuSE

u. -. n7EDGES
ER EsrECTFuLLy informs the travelling public that
EA lie has opened a House Of Entertainment in the
long white house with tile oak tree In 'front.' at the
Athens Depot, where he will be glad all who may
call on him with the best the country affords.
Athens, Sept /, 1S5i-f $40
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02
WuOI EsALE CONFECTIONERY

UNHE subscriber begs leave 20 inioim nj
those doing business IL Confectionery, that
he ha. opened now q wholesale Confectionery
Store a, No. 70 Spring street. one door SOUTH
from his retail store, here he Is ready 10 sup'
ply everything belonging to this line. vin:-
l.orenges by the box and smaller quantities,
IN kinds of Stick Candies, Drops, Hearts, Co
eosnu, Cakes. Kisses, Nm Candhs, Gugh
Candies, etc. All k,nds of Kettle Work "A Almond,
Cassia Buds, ,Sugar'd C,nnamon, ,Susar'd Cloves.
sugar'd Cardoman, CELERY and Csrraway Seed.
Sugar Plums different siIes, stc. Also, can he
supply at the shor,es, no,ice, with all Minds oi
French Confectionery and Choc Jlais.
To. quality of his Conf cIionsry " just 40
good No any offered in tie place. ie wa rants
I to I've always fresh. purely favored. Tree from
fpur or any o,h., addition "sr,i by others. Any
thing no, iound az recommended. will bc taken
b,ok. For the accommodation of his custom
er. he will send around team with fresh
,upply several ii'res thrUu4h the week. For
ali goods sen, and paid tor NJ the Wholesale store
.b,ye mentioned. he allows 4 cents discount iu'
every ,lollu's worth counted from one dollar
upwards MUENChiN'Ek'
n
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SWAIWS CELEBRATED
PAN &C EA,
FOR TIE CURE OF INClPlENT
Gov N M PTIO

T. - " u M II II ~ ".
scRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SWELLING, RnRUMATIsM, DISEASES or
THE LIVER 4 SKIN, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OF TIE
BLOOD, AND the EFFECTS OF MERCURY
gwAiM's PANAcEA has besn Cor mere ,han 0
~ years celebrated IN this Country and in Europe
for its extraordinary currs for the certificates Of
which reference IL made the directions aud books
(Which may be had gratls) accompanying the Pan
acea.
Il has been used In hospitals and private practice
and has had the singular fortune 10 be recommended
by the most celebrated physicians aud other emf
nent persons. Among others by
W. Gibson, M. D., Professor OF sargery, Pa. Uni
versity. 900
Valentine Mott, N. D., Prof Of Surgery, NY.
w.P. Devices, M. D., Prof. Of Mid, Pa. Uni
versity- e.. ~. Ed. ~. r.
N. Chapman, M. T Prof Of Phy.ic,Ps Uniyer-
r. Pnke, MD Prest College OF Physiciaa.,
Phils.
Or. Del valIo. Prof. Of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Eourence de Lurl, Prot Of Surgery, Lisbon.
q. w. Irving, late Minister 10 Spain. s..I
London. .t. .... .
Sir Thomas Pearson, Mai. General British A,mv
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c, DC.
And, also, the wonderful cures effected by
Swans PanAcea, have for mniy years made II LL
Invaluable remedy. The Pnn.cea does not cont
Mercury In any forn, and Leing AN innocent prep
ration, u may he given 90 the most tender infant
The retail price has been reduced to Sl so pu
bottle Containing three half pinis,)0 three hoitL
os o. ...- ---. ...
BEWARE OF IMPOsI rION.
5wain's Panacea Is in round bottles, nuird Ion
gitudinaly with the following letters blown ON the
glass
sWAIM'5- -PANACEA-PIIILAD, !"
and having the name Jas. Swain, stamped on the
sealing way, and rtten on the label covering the
cork and n splendid engraving for the side OF the
bottle composed Of 2euInetric lathe work, CON-
prisng nine dhereL. lies, which have been turned
for the exclusive OF the Proprietor, by Draper
T. Co.. bank note cngravers, Of fPhiladelphn. In the
centre 10 n portrait OF the late WIN. swsm, copy
right secured
ALSO, swAIw's vERMIFUGE.
A valuable Family Medicine, being highly sp'
proved remedy for all diseases arising from debility
ofthe digestive organs, such 40 worms, Ch0era
Morbus, Ny seutery Fever and Ague, Bleeding Piles,
Sick Headache, &c. DC. See the Pamphlet (Which
may be had gratis) accompanying the Vermilue1.
Prepared only al sWiM5 LABORArO old
stand, Seventh st., below Chestnut, Philadelphia,
.,i sold BY all respectable Druggists In the United
CAUTION TO THE PUoLIc.-Persons Wishing
to obtain the genuine SwAiM's PANACEA and
SWANS vERMlFCGE, should be careful 10 OBJ
serve that the name Of SWAIN IL spelled correctly
on the bottles and labels or they may be imposed
on by medicines made in imitation OF them, by
person bearing n someWhat similar name, well eai
eulated 10 deceive.
General Agents for the United States.
sCiIlEFFELIN, BROTHERS q Co
i7o William Street, cor. Of Beekman street,
RESIN NETWORK.
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SPECTdCl.ES.
s. II: CROOKS
HOrEi. & DINING SALOON.
On the European Plan.

Between Pearl and Duane. Nsw YORK.
Oilers Inducements, 50 lar as cleanliness,
conf,rt, good living and econop,y can I've com.
b,ned, equal, perhaps, to any other public house
in the city. The proprietor hopes at least, iha,
it may p, owe to I've SO, as it is furnished with n''
requisite modern improvements, seconded by
his experience AMI utmo't efforts to make 1t
agreeable to those whoappreciate quiet h'me
and good entertainment nj moderate charges
tic therefore respectfully invites his friends and
the public to make a trial Of his new Hotel and
Dining Saloon.
Ht Rooms S2 90 per week and upwards
~ 2 cts. per night. J9-ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02

ID JAN rs
i IN ereNt variety fnr Bedding ou,. consisi-
ing of scarir, Gcrsnivms, icil"trop-s. verl,e-
mas, Fc,her icw, Psns,es, SsIv,a., tupheas, w all
FIowsr,, Miniluses \. Chi,sn,hus. &c. ke Tor
cal. ct n. WILSON'S,
MI 70 Thames 81.
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CENTLEMENs'
NJ uArS AMI GAPS.

CPRING STYLE Hats aud Caps nov ready and
. for sale as low as eau be iDund elsewhere. -
Ajso 80 dozen soft hats oi as many diiieren:
shapes and qualities. Also large lot OF Chlhi.
rens' Leather belts, at the Empot,um. III
Tb.,,,e,.a. JACOB WEAVER.
y. =. Hats and Caps made to order. and hats
blcach.d and pressed ~ above. all
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NEW MILNE RY,

THE Subscriber would inform the Ladies OF
L Newpor, and vicinity: Thar he will open tn"
day the m,st splendid lot Of Fancy silk Hats
ever before opened in this city, and il now pre-.
pared 10 make to order Grape, Lawn, Lace and
Fancy Silk Hats.
P.S. Tic would inform III Ladies' that he
has engaged the services Of Mrs. Dow. from
Boston, whpse taste il the Millinery line cannot
he surpassed IN this OF any other city " the
Union. r. u. GkEENE,
a2O 50 Thames at. ae,x
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UNITED STATES BOUNTY LAND
AGENCY.

Prev Forward Your Chims.
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOL
"A DiERS. both Regulars and Volunteers,
Sailors, Marines, Flo,,lia. Men. Mur'c'a"s,
Wagon Masters, Teamsiers, Indians, and NIL
persons who may have served fourteen days 'n
any oi the Wars ri the unit.d states, since the
wear 1890, the law ot 1855 gives each oi y'.u,
who have not heretofore received - War~n, for
Land, One hund, ed and Sixty Acres Aud
90 all who have received Boonty Land. enough
mere TO mske Ono Hundred and Sky Acres :
IL the csse ot the death of the person entitled
10 Land his Widow, or u no Widow. ,be MI
nor Children, are entitled to the bowsiy.
W, az, prepar,d 10 promptly wossesf, al eiaims
or Land. aud wiR sgp'y Jss,vss Of fAs Ptao,,
Cou.ty Clerks, Com,nisron,,s NJ DEEDS, No,snes
Pubi,e, Lawyers, a~d ah oik,,s. with ths a~sssary
,.,truoho~s ssd Mani fov~I, Jts, Of soa. sppi'
san.on, ~ mail. or o'Aor,ss.
when desired, we viii sell the Warrant nj
the market price, aud remit y cheek Icr pro.
ceeds. N. n. COBB & 90,
z2 william street. New fort
RIpGRescIs---i,asko Of the Commonwealth,
New lo.k. OHIO Lie Trust Company. New
York. ms'
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rOTTER, AN tIiONl n DENlnON,
(Howard BuiIdipg)

MANUFACTURERS and dealers in Rose
M w,oi, Mahogany, Oak. and Black Walnut
Drawing Room, Library, Dining Room and
Chamber Furniture, richly Enan,eled; Chamber
Suits, Mirrors. Upholstery Goo'is OF every va
riety, Curtains. Cornice., Pnpier Mache TIA.
bls, Chnirs, Desks, and Boxes Refr'geralorr,
Hair Mattresses, Feathers mud all Minds of Of.
fee and Common Furniture, making a large and
well selccicd and desirable stock OF gooJs ior
the examination u purchasers.
PA. Il ID. put up Drapsry m the most fash.
;vn.,bls manner, md manufacture ure 10 order all
styles Of House and Gfiicc Furniture.
a9-3m
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rHOCoLATE.--E EfIray'- sn5 Bvvr,'s beat
" Choeolsss. also Choco'nte Cream aad cho-
eolaie Drops, frs.h. Just rscsived.
q. MUENClIINGER,
u1 No. 10 spring street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02

GENTS Gold Sleeve buttons. and other
" styles ia great variety. reed aud for sale by
GOODHUE & son,
Opt clans and Jewellers. a, the Spectscle De-
pot, II West,ninster street, Prov idence. i,25
r AIDES Gold belt slides, for sale at The
IL Spectacle Depot, No. II Westminster IT.,
Providence. d. IIl. a..Eysig .-aa tspjy25
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02

hUG UolI.p Of all descriptions, ., TisBsLEe.
~ rev s,ofe, iis Thsnss 49, Dh
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c,IssnN,s CONFECTIONERY STORE

y on Son,h Touro Street, formerly kept by
WIN. =. Vose, the Cciebrated Ice Cream Max.
er. respectfully announces to the Ladies and
Gea,lem@n Of Newport and vicinity, that his
store is now open Tor tho reception OF com.
pany. He will constantly keep on hand
and make to or,:er, as he has employed hf"
rate workman tron, New York, all articles IN
the Confectionery line Of business. Candies,
Cakes, Pies, Preserves. Jelliss, Charlotte de
Russo, Water lees, Fruits, Soda and other mr.
tcies too runcrous 60 mention. Also Ice dreams
OF all Aavors and Of a superior quality which
stand unrivalIed in this country. All orders lef'
at the store will be punctually attended, to.
n20
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EnQ q ALE
PHYSICIAN AM SURGEON. )
4 NINA AND EAKrHEN " AXE.
" REMOVAL

c. r. HAZARD Il Go. having rem,veo
from Washington Square to the spacious store
No. 63 Thames street. ("ext South of Long
Wharf and C,ty Hall) now offer Tor sale large
and select assortment of China Glass and Earth.
en- nware,-comprising a greater variety than
ever bcf,re offered IN this ci,y,--consisting in
part OF White, Glib aud. + fig, red French China,
Biue Canton China, Plain, cut and Engraved
Glass, White and Blue and White Stone
Ware, common White and cut Ware.
Citizens and Stranges furnishing houses can
Il al ev ,ry article in this line always on hand or
procured TO order at the shortest notice nad on
a. reasonable terms as siailar goods can le
bought any where. mZ3
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THE EAT
1 TEA MARKET,

THE GREAT
i TEA MARKET,
I Chambers, Cor. Chatham st.
NEw YoRK.
This H., without exception, the most reliable
place for consumers to pu,chase their tea'.-
They not only obtain M article OF
GREAT PURITY, ..-- ~ b.
.-gsr STRENGTH AND flavor.
hut Al a much less ice than is usually cbarg.
Ell for the most ordinary trash no re}ueat'y sod
by unrsinci Piled dealers, through whose igre-
rance of,hs Tea Trade, the public have 70 s"f.
er. o. :.
COUNTRY DEALERS ..
Will do well b, giving us n call: They may
increasc their trade very materially by purch ~.
ing oa US. which trial alone viii prove. =. +.
The establishment 10 50 situated as 10 Ue rea'
dy oi access to all sper sons ,coming to the city,
being in the immediate VICINITY ofall the railway
t.r,nni. and on the corilcr Of Chambers und
Chatham streets. G. z l'al y tN.,l
f. r.. ,CtIRISTIANSON,
Proprietor.
NJ R.-AIi tea. warranted by Us, and not
turning ont according Ia representation, will be
taken back. and the money cheeriully returned.
m2i-ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02

TELLY Moulds, new and improved pa,,eins,
ID zoe sss by A.n'sfENENs.
al6
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uARIbW AXE,

THE subscribed has just received his Spring
i sools, which have been selected with great
care, tho public are invited TO call and examine
A. n. STEvENS.
al6 l56 Thanes.st.
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VALUABLE LAND FOX SALE.
V'HE well-known Sweet Farm and the Bor-
i den Wood Farm will be sold at Auction, if
not previously sold, on the fret Wednesday ot
August, at II o'clock. NJ, on the premises.
The Sweet farm contains about 10 acres and the
Wood Farm about 100 acres; both are located
about two and halt miles from the Ocean,
Bellevue and Atlantic Houses. and are among
the finest 10 ,a,ions in the vicinity Of Newport.
A perfect title will be given to the purchaser.
All Information ia regard to the premises can 10
obtained OF WILLIAM W. HAZARD, Mt the
Bellevue House. J29
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AQUiDNECK HOUSE
(LATE MURRAY HousK.)

Newport, X. /.
THE oloscriIer respectfully informs his
riends and the public generally that he has pur-
chased the above well known establishment, and
having thoroughly renovated and supphed II with
new furniture, and introduced many modern i'm
proven"nis, lit will ie opened Tor the rec r,'on
of visitors on the 18th oi April. II 10 conve-
nienil, located, aud is airy aud pleasant si'm-
ton is mt surpassedby any other house ~ town.
The sub.criber inienls 10 make II one OF the
hest aud most fashionable resorts for the tiavel-
ling public, 20 he kept open through the year for
steady and transient boarders. People 'visiilne
Newp r, for pleasure or business, will find this
House onveniepta. all seasons Of the year.
PHILIP RIDER. Proprietor.
Ne" ors. 4. L., April 10. 1858.
- GROCEkiESi T-'-
sHHE subsci iber inlorms his frienas and the
l public iha, he has opened Grocery store
Vt 81 Than,es.st., where he has ~ iresh sto'k oi
the best Groceries of all kinds, which he will
sell very cheap for CASH, 49,
Also a large supply Of Plants OF every d.-cr'p
ton. JAMES lIORSN W ELL.
a25 . ...-...
FOR SALE
TWO Farms situated IN Miidlrto~n known
l. aa the Sweet Farm and the borden Wool
Farm,'-ih farmer containing IS ae'ss. and
tho latter 100 acres. Apply to
WIN. W. HAZARD, Agent.
ml3 Reievue House.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
WIN ARGYLE WATSON, NJ. D., Un. Pa,
w offers his professional services TO the
inhabitants and visitors OF Newport and yicini'.
Office Cor. South Touro ami William Su., be :
tween Atlantic and Ocean Hotels. OGioe hour'
60 9 and u to morning, and 8 20 9evening.
j27 .L-
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III. Y. Y.CRANsTON 4 SON,

ArrORNIEs AT LAW.
Isasy Cranston, Office IL Washingtos
Square, opposite the Court House.
WiIlias II. Cranston, OiIics in Daily News
bsiid,ng. No. IA Thames Street. (osl
WILLIAM II. CRANsTON,
COMMISSIONER TO TAKE ACKNOw I.
LEDGEMENr OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS.
FOR THE STATE OF NEW YORK
All kinds Of Convsyaae,ng sccuraieIy and
promptly attended to, and titles to land care
tSIly examined.
Oikce IN the DAILY Nrws Building,
LA Thames street.
CHEAP GAS.
MARYLAND PORTABLE GAS APARA.
Ul TUS. for the use oi Private Schools, Col
iegcs. Churches, Hotels, Watering Places. Fac.
tories, FouDdriss. Country Towns and Villages.
The above 10 now on exhibition at the Aquid.
neck House, where orders will he received and
eootrNc's made, to put up the apparatus.
y2S s. COATES X co.
TO FhE GOOD CITIZENS Of
NEWPORT.
4 BEG leave to inform the citizens OF Newport,
i that I have established = Depot at the
Warehouse of NEwroS BRoTHERs, fer the
sale OF my ScHiIpAM AROMATIC ScHEAPrs,
who will receive aud forward orders " ne Tor
the same
SAMrLKs can be seen at their Office.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer,
1854. J39 22 Beaver ST., New York.
COTTRELL Il BRYER,
| - Manufacturers aud Dealers in
FURNITURE, FEATHt.ns. MATTRAs.
| SES, &C.
81 CHURCH srREEr
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THE. sub-crb rs would inform their friends and
l. the public generally that they have opened
their well known establishment IN Levin street,
where they will he PREF AIRED at all hours to
.erv. nv such dishes a, may b. desired, Meals
nicely cooked AMI seat to any part Of the city
There ~ IA Laundry establishment on the pren'-
ses a share OF public patronage is solicited,
Jg ROBINSON 4 RAY.
.noI &c Ihamc sIr,pI.
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NEW GOCN,s.
So. 1851
INo. 1856.

GENTS Merino Shirts, Couon do, Linen and
VI Cotton Drawers. False Wristbands, Byron
Cohass, Silk Suspenders, Black Silk Scarfs and
HandkL, new style of Summer Sin Cravais,
SILK, Thread, and fancy colorcd Half Hose,
Fancy colored Kid. Silk, Isle Thread and Cot
ton Gloves. Vest Buttons and Rings, Boys'
Belts, this day received and tor sale AT the
lowest prices at United States Cio,hing Ssores
J20 doors North Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02
BOA RID.

TUE subscriber wishes to notify his friends
i and the public that he has opened the Broad
Street House Tor the reception Of psrmsnsnt aad
this house, which is searly new, in good s,vIs,
] shall bs prepared to accommodate boarders %
they sught TO he, sad would Invite any person
that wishes to obtain board for . small family 10
export for the season ,or longer, TO call and see
., No. 10 Bread street. before engaging else
where. WIN. G. CARPENTER,
ml9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-02

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
IDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Clerks Office, Sspreme Court, July s,n, 1855.
Newport ss.
ylIsrRgAs MARY KING, Of Tiveiton, in
w the county of Newpor. wife Of WILLIAM
KING, now residing in parts unknown, hath
fled IN this Ofice her petition, praying thai
the bosds OF matrimony nov subs',ing between
her and her husband may be dissolved, notice
is hereby given 60 said William King that he
be and appear at the next term of ovr Supreme
Court. To he holden M Newport, on the fourth
Monday Of August nest ensuing, TO show cause,
u any he hath, why the prayer u said ps,i'ion
should not b. granted.
yiI JOHN W. DAVIS, Clerk.