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III ECKER's FAisINA, prepared expressly for fnnlt
III lies delicate and appropriate srasuDs and one Of
The economically nutritious,
brought the table, emneny combining gra,ifca,np III.
palate with ample and heal,hin Of the hoy Strictly
speaking Hecker neither stringent Laxative but
lorave strengthening digestive system In dis
ordered bowels diarra, dyenry casrs of cholera
when food IL deemed admissible physicians faripa
cannot a to be saaary and wherever known
hospitals and private practices The the
prevention Of sickness, is important suing Of dis
People health should far,pa es,
common o'd 10 preserve the inesiin'ab'c blessing.
sale by druggists generally.
r. Pits ~ Commerce street, BaitLsofe ninpee Brother "
Front siesl, philadelphia; Bovvdar L. Ca Long
Wharf, Boston and by Brother al
the Crolon Mills, e0l Cherry suecs, New Yoss,
Sen1 Nd
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AND WARRANT NoiIcE-in June, 1884, The ,ommis-
IL sones II fenei,ns issued bonuyand
100 under the Eiixahe,b
widow OF William Cooper decersed Wash
the address of r.. Thai plaeo
ha failed 20 reach the hnnds ennlnners ~
huhnnzed hash
In the General Land ocn the patrn
fraudulent claimant, application w b.
sioner Of Pensions for dupIIrsta pf said
ELIZABETH COOPER
BUcvRus (oho,) oetober TO- 1854.
is-lawaw
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I AVIS ketats.E To the P0bsie La IDS.
IL Laws of the United Resolutions Congress
Confederation Tresies Procanaions,
Public Lands p,nions
OF the Unied states relation thsrttoi complete
ming Of The government down March. 1888 in
American Pap being Documents Ieeis
tive, The United the Pnhc Lands
Whites Collection of Laws, Charters and Loss, Ordinances af
Great Rraln France, aas Spain relating the shs
their COLONIES, n Tr-
subject; voi containing Judge Johnson
translation Of Azo and Manaeis.
IDstiiutes Of the Gtvil of Spain
schmdf's tiy Law Of Mexico mpor
act o. MrSsGsa ongre-s vol.
Rockwe's Compilation sppn,sh Mexican in rei
Mines aud Titles to Rra Es ate En.
+ Colonies aud dow
relation Indians lndsn
Of the Confederation nf
'hs subject /; l vol. FRANCk TAYLOR
DE
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NSttsh Pick e~.Gross n Biacs ~egts Saith nosa. -.
~ faneenseha'en's New York pieties. nar sale by -
EnBf 10 rWEEDY
corner Penn. avenue i3th street sonth aide
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L OR ovrre"~ss aud Closhiax OF every a....,..,.
genuean shnd aot nh the -
he suhsenbrf where they will large and eo,,e,.
sa,nrpi - qu4ty % v,,,a.',
meiusn ~ we hsalrsi aud msnuey b,en ~
"s " W" o"fsi prices GA ths most accommodating
:. WALL 4 rrkPHENr
peN - - ts1 P.npsy svanaa.
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tosGhhssioNAL Din 4 Crspny
" The @~"grsphics
49, ~ 100 20 pfss'esi commercially political esoxr pby;
~ s,sefanen of scensiDc xentl.mon
n'.,o.., y ~ = snnun single humber, q
- N@'"'f ~" - 49,
Jan 10 fhsNth TsNAVs
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SUPERIOR LiNEN cOODs.--claser Newton, May, 4 Co,
and 9i street invite particular
eeved which viii be s"d !, hs VERY loves. ea. prices
nrge stock Of irish linen for shifting and o.hr purposes o' M
sh Russia linen sheeing. All widths, from Ga 10 ~ 4,
c.mpsv stock d,aask, cloths aud napkins
Tow. ling Of all Kinds in grea, abundance
Crash, German ron brown Russia hprn
Pilowcase and bolster linen, brown French linen.
ALSO, RscEIvsD--
Coon sheeng, make, for pillow slips, cotton
snr,nas Of every good brand 49,,
Bieae.a and brown Cation hanss no'''s"' very large
assortment of Iowprced all wool hannss oa wme
o rs superior blankets from The smallest largest
30 pairs d"e.. n.ks,s eyer trough, to tins cry !,
= Dec s--o,i i"' cLAGErr. NEWTON, MAY, & Co
SILvEK-PLATlD aud AibAss. wAre-I have recently
opened ricl .lve,pla'sd goods heavily plated
Covered Dishes ca-'or,, spoons, forks
saivers, cake ba-kets bon. hon stands
P"chers, butter knives, coffee arns
Napkin rings, SALTS liquor stands, mugs, goblcis
los "a, krulsr. candles,icks. &c.
Together with general assortment OF housekeeping articles
&. W. 30 rELER, Iron Hall,
Dec lO-eodihJanl 3is Penn. and $40 street.
A aMYERs Of Congress. and s.r,ngsr. Waiting sns
NJ eiy respectfully informed have hand
choice stock Of the latest styles OF rich silk and other
New style Paris coaks, in velvet satin, and cloth
Handsome sets Of French work evening dress goods" Of very
Elsg.n, WIN to and colorrd Canton Grape .hawis
Cashmere long -t,awis, good bordered scaTfs .
Maltese Vaehcinnes Giapue and Engs thread iaces ana
edgngs
Black laces for trimmings
/ All kinds of fine white goods
Silk, thread, and cotton hosiery
gloves Lyons velves In black and desirable
cOOrs
Undervess OF Al ladies' md gentlemen
Fine Welsh and English fannels
canbc embroidered, and hem stitched handkechies
Fine linen for collars and hosoms
All Of will BE- sold at the lowest cash prices
articles low
prices ssk bss1s making .ns, purclsse,
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9,h street
FURNISHED Rooms FOR REM Pleasantly located OF
n fnaiIy, be had
separately whole missouri lighted by
lamps. &tg6
inquire Van Ness Missouri avenae he
and 9Th Ii ..
Dec 5-d4t.
NJ. A. Tyson a. Sisters Seminary
+ street, bctueen l2h and liza, Washington.
THE duties Of this Institution September 49, aud will
children stated IN ccu
which obtained either the institution, at the prin
cpal bookstores.
Dec DIV [Sar.1
Chopped Hands and Face.
NUERLAtN'S Amondipe--fresh.
III +
Paieys Cold Cream do
10 dozen bay rum from Madame Lavigia's distlery,
Of d doz. Farrina cologne, very superior
PARkER's
Fancy and Perumery Stnre
Dec IA Penn avenue, under National Hotel.
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| Ns.Nhsr soohs, s"r y~.sh~ ~ su ages. r.. "A.
gest variety saesse,nR r mo-.
20 writer's " tes class AZ EasasA Asa Few Ton
90" 81 nan 81 me same sna nns cpeton Of Frss ,ys.s
opesed ,sr 49, ~. ~ N ny
Dec - ~NtN'N 'N'i'Ht
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|
EDIcAL DEP tiTMrnF or GEORGEToWN
vi C'ieg~ Thr lectures win November
continue until tbs mdh,r of March.
Terms to the iui Including macniaoD sos
upns SaS dissecreg ticket $50
FACULTY.
Noble Young Professor Pfaeuc. Medi-
cine.
Fladoado Howard ~ D. Professor
Of Wniarn Chidr.n
JDhusnu EIul, ". ~, Professor ~ Anatomy
James Morgan, NJ ~ Professor u Medical Jarispudsncs and
Hygiene
VI Snyder d, Professor ~ surgery.
Benjamn Craig, NJ D., Professor Medical Chemistry ssd
fhysoinay.
H. r Howard, NJ d, Professor Maea Nedea and Theapea
Alex. X Young, NJ. D., Demon-iraes OF Anatomy.
FLoUuARpu HOWARD, Dean,
Oct T-2awtNov6 cfrsrr tom and st-
iiAwKkh On shooting, edited by ,sns. a. Porter.
III
frank Toreser's Field Sports q
American Game IN ia seasons, ny Frank Forester.
The Rod and Gun by Wilson Eain-
bursh.
Tn. SPORTSMAN in Frane~ q vols London.
Tue Young Sp-urmnp's Manual; by
Hints 10 rperrnen BY v s, Lewis NJ
The Sbooe,'- M.nust.
Krtders sporting Aarrdoiss.
Yousn Dee edited by q. 4. Lewis, NJ. ~.
Diaks Docs sd,frd hv Frank for~.er.
tbervaians Dog hresklngi by WIsm Floyd gamekeeps
Richardson DOGS
co'. Hutchinson on Doc sreskinei vol. Lonson.
Mryhsw Dogs. PRAkCK TAYLOR.
Sep h
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for the annual sum of

This proposal made with full knowledge OF The dstanct
Of the roue the weight Of the mail be carried and al
other particulars in reference the and service and
also after full examination Of the instructions and require
menis attached 10 the advertisement.
Dated l4f.a
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Chapped Hands and Face.
(NUERLAtN'S Amondpe--fresb
VI y
Paicy's Cold Cream do
l0dozen bay rum, from Madame Lavigla's disnery,
l of d doz Farrina cologne very superior
PARkERS
Fancy and Pernmery St0re,
Dec a. Penn avenue, under National Hotel.
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| INJURIOUS AHFtcLEs.-We have deemed i, psuse,, 10
reduce ts pnee Of an articles cisas Hence We
offer q, this TINE those below new we. assorted h.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
extremely low hgures.
vast o 81 rich cashmere lathe long stai and
-
W eafios ad,es cioaks and nsntes, ntodsrr STYLES
- a. medium and hae Canton Grape shans
- pieces paid and plain Metiuos pds poa.ia.a s
hamdo ISL 10 the D-triet -
~ pieces rch aud peculiar glossy black silks all widths
s'yits, and prices - 'i
large supp'y VI san and figured 10 N. 10. a.
pvlriate for evening dresses " -'
Aial assortment o embfuidees with
pocket hindk vrcbi.f.
bn few are Judges OF ils ~ ro-is reec,n ,
sasp beh hai one pice lhe feiabc
70 lh,ir sppplirs, = 1870
w Wooa also name large and
~ may be mentioned stoek AZ
NV KINDS o pars ien goods and mourning goods
D'aag only ~ such 'sbcs bear stamp decided excel
he. sho having hut hsea and p,ateruh
euy els VIII see an advantage
W Az PERSONS tdrhtrd
blr y br Let pros,na fh.lr prompt varas
Is a - y 'Nsat"f"
W Good articles, how pice dealing be ,.ea an
10 ~ cases PEkkY BROTHER
- =. - Central stofss, ?" ba,ffpg
"ee - em Dppo<e Centre MARKET.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form Of proposal phere change from advertisement IS
contemplated BY the bidder
- of ----, county of ----~, State OF -,
propose to convey the mails from July L. 1855, to June 30
1859, on route No. ----, from to $500. agree,
ably the advertisement Of the Postmaster General dated
January l2, 1885, and by the following mode OF convey
3 r
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SUPERIOR Second hand Plan IL have on hand
hand pianos, which win sold low
Apply ITO JAS. q. MCGUIRE
Dec 5-~3t Auconeer ind Commission Merchant.
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THE Constitutions of the United states History of
the Origin Formatinn and Adoption Constitution Of the
United snF with notices Of the principal by Grorxc
Ticknor Curtis in 9 volumes; i. n
Woods illustrated Natural History; new edition,
Harper's Gazeteer of the Wurid number 7.
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~. PustmaHers ut offices or near faiOads Dut more
than eighty rods from station WILL Immediately after the
10th of April next report their exact distance from the
nearest station, and how they otherwise supplied with
the mail to enable the Postmaster General to direct mail
messenger supply from the LIST of July next.
90 Section IL of act of Congress approved March
l845 provides that contracts for the transportation OF the
mail shall be let IN every case to the lowest bidder ten
other reference the mode Of such transportation than
may be necessary provide for the due ceety certainty
and security of such rsnsp0rations" Under this Law
new description of bids has been received II does not
specify mode Of conveyance but engages TO take the
tire mail each trip with celebrity certainty, and security,
using the terms Of the law These bids styled from
the which they designated the books of
the department. star bids and they will be construed
providing for the entire mail hooec large and whaeper
may S The mode Of conveyance necessary 10 iasure rs es.
la all where the lowest grnde Of believed
to be sufficient the lowest bid will DO accepted If duly
guaranteed, in preference to star" specific bid
When the lowest bid is not sar bid and SPECIFICS either
mode aadsquats mode OF conveyance it will not be
accepted but aside for specific bid proposing the me-
cessary service.
when it proposes to carry according to the advertise.
ment, but without such specihcaion ii will be considered
proposal for horseback service.
81 modification of bid, any Of its essential terms,
is anamount to new bid and cannot be received,
70 interfere with regular competition after the last hour act
for receiving bids.
o. Postmaaters be careful certify the sui-
cheney Of guaantors without knowing that they
persons OF sufficient responsibility and all bid ers
guarantors and distinctly notified that,
failure to enter into perform the contracts for the service
proposed for IN the accepted bids their legal liabilities vii
be enforced against them.
~ The contracts will be substantially in the forms here
toorc used IN this department. except the respects parc
uarly mentioned in these Instrnc,ions and oil railroad
and steamboat the will be required
liver the mails the post Offices the ends IL the
and into all the intermediate post offices than eighty
rods from the railroad or landing
"a Present contractors add persons known at the de-
partmen must equally with Others procure guaranors
certificates Of their sucency substantially in the forms
above prescribed The certificates of suficcncy be
sgned by postmaster at offhc places before named
Judge Of court OF record
Posmss,crs the ends Of routes which they think
he present mode of conveyance inadequate will weigh the
mail each trip for six weeks weekly routes ard
hree weeks other routes and report the result ny the
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Jan I7--Iawl2w.
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NJ. A. Tyson a. Sisters Seminary
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
r street, bereen l2th and lAh, Washington.
THE duties of 49, and will
ninue The usual closing July IarcD wishing
children stated IN
ars which may obaned either institution, the prin
cipa bookstores.
Dec DIV [Star]
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the General Treasurer TO refund to the
towns Of Coventry and West Greenwich,
five per cent. upon The amount of the State
tax paid by each Of said towns which was
read and passed. GeIe DCIa
Mr.. s. X. Mowry, from the Committee
on Finance, reported resolution from the
Senate directing the General Treasurer, to
refund to Richard L. Brown certain money
paid by him for pedlar's license which
was read and passed in concurrence.
Mr.. Borden, pursuant to previous notice
introduced an act Untitled l"An act restrict
Ing the powers and duties Of courts OF req
ord in this State y which was read twice,
and refer. ed to the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
Mr.. Vaughan presented the petition Of
the Mount Vernon Bank, for remission of
certain taxes paid by that bank; which was
received and referred to the Committee on
Finance. .H.. ...
| Mr.. Peckham of Providence, presented
the Petition of Charles X. Cozzens and
others, for an act Of incorporation under the
name of the Meeting Street Baptist Church;
which was received and referred to the
Committee on Education. ..... ....
Mr.. Jenckes submitted the following res
oluton, which was read and passed:
Resolved, That the Committee on the
Judiciary be and they are hereby instructed
to inquire into and report upon the expedi-
ency Of collecting and arranging the private
acts Of the General Assembly now in force
and Of publishing the same in connection
with the revision of the public laws ordered
at the last session.
Mr.. Gammell presented the annual report
Of the Provid ence, Warren and Bristol
Railroad which was received and ordered
to be communicated to the Senate.
Itappears by this report, that the amount
expended on the road, which is yet in pro-
cess of construction, is $24I, ,636 20. OF
this amount $l25,4l7 A have been ex.
| pended in the State OF Massachusetts
and $ll6,2is 76 in the State Of Rhode
Island. rI.-r .. ..
Mr.. Peckham, of Providence, gave notice
| that he should, Tomorrow, or on some sub
sequent day, ask leave TO introduce "An
act explanatory of, and in addition to, all
act entitled AN act in addition to an act
entitled an act concerning partitions and es-
tates held in common and in joint tenac.
ity.'" ..E.,
Mr.. Borden gave notice that he should,
tomorrow, or on some subsequent day, ask
leave t. introduce an act to repeal an act
entitled "An act in relation to poor persons
imprisoned for torts."
Adjourned until Wednesday morning al
ten o'clock.
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HIGH DgBATE The House amused it,
self, and members aired their eloquence, on
Saturday, by debating motion TO adjourn
despite the rules which forbid such agreea =
Bile pastime. The Speaker decided that
motion to adjourn might be amended, and
the amendment debated, but forty men,
bers with books in their hands, rushed to
the altar, and showed the functionary that
he had, so to speak, put his honorable foo,
into it, Therefore, being aided by Mr.. VIII
liams, Of Boston, he withdrew his honorable
foot, and overruled himself in q magnani-
nous, or TO use the adjective of Mr.. Libby
in magnificent" manner, greatly to the
relief Of "the scrutinizng eyes" Of the
spectators. This, We suppose, is what
Mr.. Libby would call on extraordinary as
well as an ordinary circumstance Boston
Atlas,
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Gcncral Assrmblp.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. %.
SENATE.

There being no quorum present, the SEN
a'e adjourned to meet on Tuesday morning
At ten o'clock.
M HOUSE.
The Speaker to,k the chair at o'clock,
and the roll having been called, there being
\ only twenty-five members present, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Anthony, the House adjourned
until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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HE TINES NEWPORT THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY l. 1855

soy, Spencer, Tlinghasl, Manchester,
Akcrrnan, G. whipple, Gammell, N. G.
Peckham, D. Johnson, Aylesworth and
Walker participated, the bill was recon-
mitted to The Committee on the Judiciary.
Sundry memorials were received from
various parts Of the State, praying for ad-
di,ior,al Legislation upon the subject Of
railroads which were received and refer
red to the Committee on Corporations.
The House adjourned 10 meet again on
Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
II: MONDAY ArrERHoos, Jan. %.
SESATE.-The Senate was called to or
der by The Secretary at 8 lo'clotk, ard a
quorum not being present, on motion of
Mr.. Franc is, adjourned to tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
HoUsE.-The House met at 3 o'clock,
the Speaker in the chair. A quorum not
being present, on motion of Mr. Olney, ad-
journed to tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the Old
Sound Steamer Massachusetts. - The
steamer Massachusetts which for
series Of years has been winter craft on
the Sound, to convey passengers hence to
New York, has been seized at New York
on suspicion of being engaged in filbus-
tering expedition. 1t will be remembered
that her partner. the Rhode Island, started
for California, with many passengers, two
or three years since, and has not vet been
heard from, except so far ms to afford pain
ful evidence that all on board pershed.-
The Massachusetts Is now in the hands OF
the u. S. authorities at New York. il is
stated that she has been repaired to snch
an extent as to be considered safe for the
voyage she was to have undertaken. The
New York Times, referring to the expcdi-
ton so adroitly obstructed by the U. s.
Marshal of New York, says -
SThe operators in this transaction manag-
cd to pace secretly Oh board Of the Massa-
chusetts large numbsr of iron bound boxes,
containing several thousands Of fiint-lOck
muskets, many tons Of coal, LOT Of heavy
made harnesses, water and provisions AMI
they had also slowed away good supply OF
ammunition with out being discovered.
Two or three days ago The captain oh.
tanned Custom House clearance for a
Southern port upon fictitious invoice and
the vessel was announced among the
clearances in the shipping list. The Mas
sachusetts, however, did not proceed on her
voyage as was anticipated, in consequence
of .he chief engineer having made his exit,
and thnse left on board would not risk
leaving port unless that officer was with
them.
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A Scene in French Thcatre.-At the
Gymnase Theatre few evenings since the
audience were startled by seeing an amor
Gus couple in one Of the balcony stalls em.
brace each other with great ardor and at
fection. The embrace took place during
an entr'acte, and consequently was remark
ed by almost everybody present. The par
terre laughed and applauded. "Bis Bis !"
they cried in delight-but the couple aP-
parently perceived nothing, and were nno-
Gently wondering at the sudden uproar,when
the commissary Of the police, approached
them, desired their immediate departure
"But it is my wife !" said the man. 'lm-
possible |" was commissary's answer and
they were put to the door, as the French
elegantly express it.-Paris Correspondent
of the Boston Post.
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DEFIANCE sALAMANpER SAFES

ROBERT NJ. PATRICK is the SOLE
manufacturer in the United States of th.
above celebrated Safes, aud y. e. Gorrist
IaPsssrRABLE DEri.scE LocK AM
ss-BARs-The hest safes and Loeb. con-
hined IN tn world, 10 whom The highest pre,ui.
uius have Just been awarded, 10y the Con,aitte,s
ol the Metropolitan Mechanics lnstitu,. olw ash.
iugton and the American tns,rtn,e, New Wort, -
safes oi MI sires hand Tor sale, and msae To- or
der ot the UeI ot No. lg2 Pearl street, ow
door below Maicrr Lane, nod NJ the wan
ulac,ory Nos. 80, 62, 81 AID 90 Cannon 81, N
Y.
dt6 6m
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etMrs. Sinclair late ForrcsD has been
presented with diamond nee cSlace( 3,oo0)
by some Of her admirers in San Francisco.
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NJ o T & Z
~ The adjourned annual meeting Of rhe New
port Gas Light Compaa, ior the election ~ oiii-
&C for the ensuing year, will be held at the
Gas Works, on Wednesday, February nh, ae
10 o'clock, a. IN. VIII. CRANSToN,
J2 SeeY'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-01

Clerical Anecdote A clergyman in one OF
our neighborins towns wished to move one
of his buildings short distance, and took
the hereinafter mentioned cheap and conve-
nient method of accomplishing his purpose.
The Sabbath before Thanksgiving he read
as usual, the Governors annual Proclama.
ton for day of Thanksgiving and praise.
After giving notice of a meeting to be held
in the forenoon. and adding his own per-
sonal request to that Of the Executive for
his congregation 10 refrain from all labor on
the day designated, he closed in this wise.
II any of the brethren are at leisure in
the afternoon, should be pleased to see
them at my house, as intend to take that
opportunity, should friends enough assemb-
lie, to more my barn :" Cor Portsmouth
Chronicle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-01

A Titled Hosier.-Achille Fould, Minis.
ter of France, has indtcd letter to Mr.
Appleyard, a manufacturer Of stockings at
Baibriggan, somewhere in her Britannia
Malesiy,s dominions, informing him that in
accordance with the orders o her Majesty
the Empress. he, Mr.. Fould, authorizes
Appleyard to adopt the title of FuTnisher
Of stockings to her Majesty HAPPY Mr..
Appleyard Aside from the honor OF the
thing, he will make his fortune by it.
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DIED.

At Boston. 2Sl ina. Macy, wife II Bish.p
Eastburn, and daughter Of the hto J"hn J. Glo-
YER. ... ....t...
ga the 5,h inst. at Stoke Newiuxton, Q.on.
don) ~ the 80 wear ~ his age. the Rsv. Joha
Kershaw. He VAS called 10 he Ministry bv the
Rev. John " esley, and was for several yesrs al
the heal Of the "we,icyan Boob Cones ~" IN
the CITY Of Lo,don.
IL Providence, Sunda, poraios. 2Ssh, Mrs
Sarah u. stack, wife OF Mr. Msr,ss 4. Blsck.
iu the cS.h year Of her age, ..a r-
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A NEW DISCOVERY.

A DESTROYS BEvERAGE.-To cure bad
A Spirits, Dyspepsia, Nervousness
Heart burn, Cbolc Pans
Wind in tn Stomach
or Pains in the
Bowels,
Head Ache,
Dro~siaess,
Kidney Complaints, Aielnn-
IL. 4