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sidered more Of gentleman, and lnvi-
ted to parties, &c. and SO he determin
ed to marry. And he offered himself to
Miss Caroline Anderson. The world
said il would be good match ror Car
oine, her friends said. it would be
good match, and she thought it would
be a very good match. 1t is true she
had some demurs on the question. One
was, that she did not like Mr.. Nat Crump;
and another was, that she did like a
gentleman who was younger and more
comely. But then she had been edu-
Gated to expect to marry rich man,
and the one who pleased her, though
industrious and respectable, happened
TO be poor; in short, he was not a good
match, and so Miss Caroline accepted
the offer of Mr.. Nat Crump, and became
Mrs. Nat Crump. "And what's her
history A blank?' A blank indeed of
happiness and usefulness-a blank of
conjugal affection, domestic quiet and
rational felicity. Mr.. Crump wished to
be thought man of fine taste, and he
collected pictures and ornaments, for
his spacious apartments, and invited
large parties, that he might have the
pleasure of hearing his taste and pic
lures and ornaments admired. But
there was, in all the efforts he made 10
be distinguished, that perpetual struggle
between magnificence in idea, aud mean
ness in detail, that so certainly makes
the ridiculous in effect, and this was
much heightened by the manner in
which he and his wife displayed their
characteristic qualities. While Mrs.
Crump was delightedly expatiating on
the beauties Of II picture, by some oil the
great masters IN the cart divine" her
husband, to her great vcxation, would
be sure to point to some defect or dam
age in the piece which enabled him to
obtain it at little cheaper rate. And
then, though he wished to make a dis
play, he never parted with cent Of
cash, even FOR accessories for his family,
willingly; and this, as she had married
him only for the pleasure of spending
his property. she resented highly. And
she called him mean, and he called her
extravagant-she wished she never had
seen him, and he wished he never had
married her. He was old and frctfuJ,
and she was young and wilful; he wish
ed his dinner at one o'clock pfeclsely,
and she never would dine till two; she
wished to ride to church, though it was
only five minutes walk, and he never
would permit the horses to be harnesscd
on Sunday, because he wished to keep
the day holy, and therefore had rather
quarrel with his wife than indulge her
in any sinful extravagance-and in
short, in less than year from the day
they were married, they agreed in no
one thing, save regrettlng tho transac-
tion of their wedeing day. The friends
OF Mrs. Crump are very sorrow tina, she
should live so unpleasantly; but yet as
she resides IN an elegant house, and
dresses elegantly, the world will still say
she made a-good mutch.-Ladies Mag
aeine.
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BOARD OF HEALTH PROVIDENCE.
QUARANTINE REG ULATIONS FOR THE PORT OF

PROVIDENCE, 1898.
pursuance ofan Act entitled An appointing the
IL several Town Councils Of this State Boards uf Health
oco, the Board Of Health for tire Town OF Prov dence,
a meeting holden at the Council Chamber the 9th day
OF June les being Of opinion that there danger that
lgnant and contagious diseases may be brought into said
town by vessels their officers seamen passengers and car
goes do therefore pass the following Orders, Regulations
and DEGREES, viz:
Sec l. is ordered and decrsed That the Quarantine
Gort shall comprise that pa of the h,rbor of prov
living westward Of the channel Of the river and
nohwsrd from Sassaias Point the distance OF one half of
nlt from said Point.
Sec Ind is further ordered and d,creed That no ye,-
sci which shall arrive in the haor of Providence after
the 2.h day cf june, A. d. 1922 from any foreign pot or
place whatever, ecep those direct from port place
nrtb Of the 4sih 'egree Of north latitude, aud vessel
which sba or may arrive from port place IN the United
States south Of Chesapeake BAY, aud including the port Of
Norfolk and places the james River NAV
have Stopped or touched at any intermediate po ports dur
ing IFS homeward passage vessel with is oc
and passengers that .hal have touched or landed the port Of
Norfolk, shall pas. the Qua antine Ground But all such
se whatever may be their adng shall be subject TO the in
speoon aud examination Of the Health Ocer appointed by
this Board, who may, inspection anl examination Of any
such vessel permit her 10 proceed 10 the town. IL shall
appear him ha, the public health will thereby be en-
dngered provided NOT ePugnant TO the 9Th section Of the
Quarantine Regulations.
See D. And Il is further ordered and decre,d, That no
vessel coming from any port place the South Of Europe
o. within the straits OF Gibraltar from port place
the American continent situated between tropics inc ludipr
all the We India Islsnd and pilees p the B.y Of Mesc
or from any othe- port place where i acersined that
conta sickness DOTH hath recently prevailed shall he
permuted unload any Of the whar,es in this town Such
sesse, with their officers aud rassenge ser having
been subjected TO- aud through al the regulations Of quar-
anne 10 the satisfaction at the He,ih Ocer, may,
tidoa,e oban.d Of him TO that effect liberty from this
Board he permitted TO discharge their oargoes into
lighters, any where .oyhward of the Crook spd o the
channel and " suoh crs may bring The mp 10 town.
The Health Ohcet may permit, n his opinion dsngcr
70 he sppchendcd any such vessel unoid the whdvos
Fox Pom % lwlii Point VtS5eb lslen with ssl, and
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ASCUTNEY.

Bf hEs' a. ~ WILL
1a ,ow white washed cottage, ovenun
With mantling vines, and sheltered from the sun
by vws Of maple trees, that gently moved
Their graceful limbs to the mild breeze they loved,
On have fingered idle, il might ssem,
But that the mind was busy and deem
Those moments not msspent, when silently,
The soul comsiunes with Nature and is free.
Overlooking this low cottage stately stood
The huge AscurSKY. There, in thoughtful mood,
loved TO hold with her gigantic form
Deep converse not articilale, but warm
With tbe hearts noiseless eloquence. and TT
The soul Of Nature with mans soul 10 knit.
In various aspect, frowning on the day,
Or touched with morning twiliglH's siIvery gray,
Or darkly mantcd in the drsky night,
Orby tie noonbeams bathed in showers of ligtn-
In each, in all, glory still was ulere,
spirit Of suliniity bat ne'er
Had such might Of loveliness and power,
The mountain wrapt, as when, at midnight hour,
saw the tempest gather round her head
II was an hour of joy, yet tinged with dread
hs the deep thunder rolled from cloud to cloud,
From nil her hidden caves she cried aloud
Wood, cliff, and valley, with the echo rung;
Prom rock and cng, darting with forkod tongue,
The lishtn ing glanced, moment laying bare
Her naked brow, then, silence-darkncss theIe'
And straight again the tumult, as IL rocks
Had split, and headiong rolled.
But Nature mocks
At language. These are scenes ne'er again
May look upon yet precious thoughts remain
Ia memory's silent store and in my heart
Still, mid all other claims, that mountain hath its part
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TME MEETING OF KINDRED SPIRITS
We pan no moro the tronhled stream
Of life at lengths securely pass'd,
With Joy we watch'd thy cltsing scene,
And wsh'd each iissrine pulse the last;
Then few to inee. thee On this shore,
And welcome witil-we part no more!
We part no more ex'lltng thought
How welcome this enchanting hour!
Tor this with frequen, care we've sougis,
For this long deck'd our lovelicst bower.
Conc, wreath our roses, thiiher soar,
Remember, we shall part no moe
We part no more alas, how frail
That earthly pledge we fondly gave,
Twas scarcely spoken, ere the wall
Funeral rose above tho grave
;such pangs agniu We meier deporc,
For here, indeed, we part no more
'Ne part no more N,ycepser bring
And charge with sweets this vale supplies,
Then spread thy new, unPractised wing,
And let us c1eave the azure skies,
To where yen scraph band adore
The power tlra sxys-we pan no more
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DOCTOR BROwNELL.
THE BLIND DOCTOR.
INFORMS the inhabitants, Of Rhode Island. and |,

x,o,,,, nc BLTND DOCTOR,
INFORMS the ininbitants OF Rhode Island ana ~ a
cent towns Of Massachusetts that he cop,u~es - ~,
te for diseases Of the blood, generally with lhs ~
aneea success He cures, yaundice, biIosls couuai]
Liver, or any pat cfthe body -Rl,euinaisn and I"smn
,ory kheumaism, sat Rbeum, Pills., Indises,bpn. ScJ
lead, ~, vaus Dance, scrfula, Kings Eyil. and
uce IS safe and simple aud his medicines coufned 4,
vegetable kngdtm. During practice of fcurecn -
noe.or Bfowne has had the ASTONISHING s,ece.
,ne rreaer relief o individuals be travels tIvousL NJ,
me town. "i the sfaie mud can le consulted at si
,ne. Ihcse persons who reside in Providence crd ~
avan M themselves of The Blind Doe,ms seryiers -, ~
1"x a., ..mmand' with MIS- Bun,an, High Street.
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From the London Literary Gazette.

FROM he London Literary Gazette.
DoYHooD.
ID" oh, once again who would not be boy ''-Byron.
Tie dreams Of early youth,
How beautiful they are-how full Of Joy
When fancy looks like truth,
And life shews not a tint of sins alloy.
When every heart appears
The temple Of high thought and noble deed
When our most bitter tears
FaI oer some melancholy page we read.
The summer morn's fresh hours,
Her thousand woodland songs-bcr glorious hucs:
oh F! life's 10 fGi Of flowers,
Tho dificulty then Is where TO cl.oose!
The wonderful blue sky
It's cloudy paiaccs, its gorgeous fancs--
The rainbow tints which I've
Like dstan' golden seas near purple plains-
These never shine again
A. once they shone upon our rapturcd saze
Tie clouds which may remain
Paint other visions tlan In those SWEET DAYS!
In hours uIus pure-sublime-
Dreams we would make realities life seems
So changed In afior time,
That VIC would rish realites were dreams
c. s~ns
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The clerk Of church in England, lately
gave notice Of a parishrate in the following
snsnnsr:-"1 am desired 10 give notice that
tie third levy is assessed FIVE pence in the
pound" (and without psusipg, sdded,) "Let
~ sing to tho praise and glory Of God,
aLsrd what wrc,ehed land this Is,
THAT yields supplies"
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POETRY.

FROM THE LEGEspARr.
THE ANNoYER.
Love know~th every form Of air,
Aud svery shape Of earth,
And comes unbidden every where,
Like tiough,'s mysterious birth.
Tho moonlight sea Ind the sunset sky
Arc written with loves words,
And you hear his voice increasingly,
Like song In the tine of birds.
He peeps into the warriors heart
From the Tip Of n Shopping plume,
And the serred spears, and the many men
May not deny him room.
He'll come IN his teM In tl'e weary night,
And be busy In his dream;
And he'll Aoat TO his eye in morning ligin,
Like fny on a silver beam.
Ne hean the sound Of the hunters gun,
And rides on the echo hack,
And sighs in his ear like stirring leaf,
And Ats his woodland track.
The shades Of the wood and the secn ftle river,
The cioud and the open sky
lie will hamni them all with ms ssbtle culver,
Like the light u yoar verye,e
The fisher hangs over One leaning boat,
And ponde,s tie silver sea,
For Love s nndcr thesurice Ind,
And xpeil Of thought has he;
lie hcsvcs the waves like a bosom sweet,
Aud speaks in the ripple low,
Til the laii Is gone from the crafty line,
Aadlbe hook hangs bare below.
He banm ae pint ofte scholars book,
And intrudes In the maiden's prayer,
And psofanes the cell Of the holy man,
In the shape OF lady fair.
In the darkest night, and ihe bright daylight
In earth, and sea, and sky,
In every home ofhuinan thought,
VIII Love lie lurking nigh.
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Prortdenco, on the Wh day IF June, "A. ID. 1929,
ordered ad decreed That the following instructions
be delivered TO the Health Officer appointed by this Boaid
DR.. JOHN w. RICHMOND
S1-The Board Of Health of the town Of Providence
having appointed you Health Officer lo the Pot of Providence
herewith encese 10 You the following Rulo and Regulation
which they have adopted to instructions in the
execution OF the du. o your office n addition the general
directions contained in the Quarantine Regulations which arc
also herewith presented to you.
FTstA any ship vessel shall arrive al the port
Of Providence and have passed the Senuel Fields Point
having signal in the ,hroud for the He,h oee you will
possible repair board such ship vessel YOU
will then present the mater or commanding officer with The
Quarantine Regulations and take down writing book
be kept Tor that puipoe the o the ship o. vessel the
Of the mo,icr the number OF composing her crew.
the number Of passengers i an,) the poLs or place, from
her voyage, aud Of what her consisted the number II
days on her passage whether any person has died board and
80, vhen and where whether there has been any
sick board The made your nlefogatorie by
the master or commanding oee will read TO him in pres
enee OF the and passengers which written examination
shall be gned and acknowledged by such master command
ing officer, to be true sta,emem Of facts.
Secondy-You will examine every person board in or
der to ascertain the true state Of their health also the Of
the vessel aud give directions for cleansing the You
particularly required to give direction. 10 the masters Of all
ship, yessc from posts places subject TO
Peseniial deas, or having had any sickness during the
voyage, to all 6h from the cabin, eersge, ecae
and every Other part o such ship vessel in which any Off
have lived slept during the yoy-
age and that all filthy aud dirty bedding and clothing be ws
ed and cean,ed agreeably to your dreeton Also that al
sails that may have been slept upon aud that al beds filed with
straw other substances which your opinion may be dam
yero shall be empod into bag, tied up in Tag and sunk
upon the flats OF the hurled high mark on
the hospital ground Also, all clothing which you may Judge
necessary shal be sunk buried aforesaid No bedding
straw filthy clothing shall be tmown into the river IN such
situation be liable 10 be 1oaied dred the town Of
Providence. And you further directed grant p.r-
mission for any vessel 10 leave the quarantine u they have
complied with your directions. All vessel. h,t during thr
passage may have had any scknes. death. board ma
gnsnt contagious lever sbs I've smoked ssd whewa.b.d
I.sL -
pat between every timber to your spitfsetion
Thirdy-You will make q weekly return IN the Board Of
Health oi al vessels that shall the port ~ Providence
liable To- 9uasn,ne each aud every Monday beiween the
hous ~ and i2 NJ And YOU win sl-o report 10 tho Pres.
len, Of hi, BoBj III breaches of The Quarantine Rerseu,
OF Of your directions, a, soon may be.
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slooP Fame, Walden, Newport.
Sloop Morning Star, Greene fin Eas. Greenwich.
Sloop Franklin, Brown, Pswcatuck.
Steam Packet Chancellor Livingston, Coeseshall.
I'm New York.
TUESDAY, July 1,
Brig Only Son, Browning "a hours fin New Yora,
with coal a>d -four TO Armington f. Burrouph
Schr Koret; Marchant (of Edgartown) 5 DAYS fin
Philadelphia, with coal to A Pike. On MONDAY
morning, off Block Island, spoke ship Mirwood from
Brazil Banks for New Bedford.
Sloop George Fox, Baker 5 days I'm Albany, with
-four and slaves to Dyer & Co. and the master
U l. sIoop New York, Willard, q hours fr New
York, with -four, rum, whiskev and merchandise. 10
Rathbone. Slater. Wsrdwell & Co. s b Mum
ford & Co. and others
Sloop Infant, Burns I'm Freetown
Sloop Reindeer. Davis, Troy.
Sloop WIN. H Allen, Pearse fin Bristol.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, Newport.
8Steamboat Babcock, Babcock, I'm Newport.
CLEARED,
Ship Hazard, Chacs, Turks Isand-Aborn & Jack.
Schr Henry Clay, Hall, Philade phia
Sloop Edward. Smith, Baltimore-D Barton
U sloop Herald, Brown, New York
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PORT or PROVIDENCE
ARRIVED,

SATURDAY, June %.
!, sch' Two Sisters, Bangs, 6 days from Saco, with
Schr Sally, Parks FIN Bangor.
Schr Betsey b Eliza, Baker I'm Boston, with an.
'chors to Gladding and merchandise 10 order.
sloop Venus, Child, days from New York
with Aour, rum, oil, wool, machinery &c. to Dyers
Z Manton, s Townsend & Co. G s Rathbone, s
Shove b Co. and others.
Sloop George and Phebe, West, fin New Bedford,
with oil to the master.
Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, Now.York.
49,. SUNDAY, June 20.
Sehr Carolina. Baker I'm Gcorg getown, Mo.
Schr Lydia, Nickerson, Georgetown, Nc.
Schr Diligence, Howcs fin Bangor
Schr Hopes Lady, Small i'm Saco.
Slcop Com Perry, Evans from New York, with
-four.
U L sloop Superior, Child 2 days I'm New York,
via Warren, with -four, iron, leather SC. to Slater
Wardwell& Co. Harkness & Stead, r Abbot & Co.
Stephen Gano Holroyd, Amos NJ Chase, and "a
others.
Sloop Reaper. Besso fin warcham.
MONDAY, June 80.
Ship Rising States, Carpenter, 10 days from Sa-
vannah, with cotton.
Brig Horizon, Martin, 6s days fm Marse,lles, and
% I'm Gibraltar, with wine, fruit &c. to Hodges.
Left, ships Susan, Scott Of Portland, for N Orleans
LIST May; briggs Canning, Warner Of Kingston, for
N York May H. Hindu, Pollard, Of and for Boston
May D; Comet, Davis, Of do for New Orleans 30th
April; Mark, Amsbdry Of Thomaston. dlscg; How
ard, Ptman Of Salem gust out Of quarantine. Spoke
April ~, 30 miles from Marseles, brig James Law
renee. fin Busnos Ayres bound In; May 2rs, lat 81,
lon 10, ship Margaret, OF Baltimore from Gibraltar
for Philadelphia; June 22d lat "a 81, Ion 81, schr
Wavorly I'm Snow Hill for st Eustatia; 29th, lat 80
81 lon ~, ship Farmer 2 ds I'm New York for Cape
de Verbs.
Brig Eagle, Mauran, 8 days from Savannah, with
cotton. Spoke 26lh, lat 81 30, lon rs, brig Five
Chances ff Dartmouth [no such vcssel--probaby tho
BY Chance from New Bedford with 10 bbls sperm
BRIG George Washington, Hmradon, s days from
Baltimore.
Schr Fanny and Mary, West (of Boston) fr Rich
mond and ds I'm the Roads, with coal to Adams
Jr. and tobacco 10 w Dodget Y Go. OF Old Point
Comfort 10Th. parted co with brig Sarah Lee, Nc
Kenze, FIN Havana for this port but intending to put
into Baltimore, fearing he should not arrive hore in
time TO enter under the old law.
Schf Rover, Smith I'm Edyartown.
Sloop Caihsrine Maria, Penney, fm River Head,
with wood To Burrough.
Sloop Fair Play, Jennings I'm River Hoad
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, Trov.
sloop Eneline, Miller, Bristol
sloop Lucy Emclinc, Spink, WEXFORD.
Sloop Mount Nioriah, Martin, Warren.
eiocp Rising Sun, Dorfec I'm Tivcrton.
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The Comiis appointed by the Young Men Of the Town
Providence for the purpose Of making for the
celebration Of the approaching anniversary Of American Inde-
pendence, respectfully report
That from the spirit manifested the meeting which they
received their appntmen they have conceived tina.
design was that they should extend to the surviving Oc
AID Soldiers OF he Army of the Revolution that
and hospitality, TO which their eminent services richly cne
Them. The undersigned have therefore confined their acn
tiou exclusively this object and they that the arrange
dial appreciation Of their constituents will will prove
gratifying to that dingi he'd class Of feow-cizens to
whose untiing exeron and unavering patriotism
dsbted for our most valued privileges.
The undersigned have caused invitations be forwarded to
each Of the surviving officers and soldiers Of the Revolution
far they knowaD requesting ther attendance in this
town. the 4h Of July ensuing They have, by subscrp-
ton circulated among the citizens o money
FOR the pnrpose Of providing for these officers and soe
Dinner that day. aud have made arrangements with Mr.
Hodges Tor it, provision which shall testify the
high respect which entertain for distinguished guests
Subcpons have been opened for the Of such persons
may be de,rous of paakns with the Of the Revv
htion the social festivities Of the day.
The Oceu and soldiers Of the Revolution together with
% assemble at the TownIou.e o'clock A. NJ on the 4h
where refreshments will he provided for thc and from whence
they will he escorted by the Washington Cadets to Join the
procession.
The Committee request the Young Men Of th, town to
rmbIe at the Union Buildings, at O'clock the 4 for the
'PMpo'e Of joining the procession in body.
JAMES q. ANTHONY,
GEORGE w. COY,
SAMUEL A CRAPO,
JAMES ". 0TNFv
.. &. .aNt.EN iGR,
Commute.
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NOTICE.

subscriber having again coinmenced the Manufac-
ure ot REFINED WHALE OIL, for Lamps, In,
forms the public that Messr, slater Wardpel 4 Co. oi
Providence employed nc. agents for the disposal
on IN that town and vicinity who will be kept well sup
Piled with that which Is Of good quality,
lie aware fthe opposition this article has 70 encounter
from those concerned in sperm OIL and from there being
pretended Refined Oil ofered;-he requests those who wish
10 ascertain respecting Il To apply as a5oye.
NATH'L HATHAWAY.
Fairbaven, June 25.
Is casks Of tho above Oil, Just received for sa Ie by
July - SLATER, WARDWELI. L co.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

l6.h ut. off Cape Henopen, schr Regulator from
Newport for Ocracock.
23d inst. lat SO, brig Leopard, Harris A days hence
for Savannah.
25th ult. off Cape Hatteras, ship Hope, Pierce Gr
New Orleans for East Greenwich in ballast
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DOMESTIC SOCIETY,

IvHE meeting Of the Standing Commitiee Of the Society
II for the encouragement Of Domestic Industry, which
was u have been holden In Newport, The 25th uh Is nd
ouned to THIS DAY To take place at ociock r. NJ. ut
tile Manufaciures' Hotel, in uvidcnce. July 2
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II. c.. ALLEN.

K. G. ALLEN,
rs constantly receiving his New Ware Rooms, Cabinet
II Furniture OF all plionsLkewise, from hi, Chair
Manuidctory, all kinds Of Chas-nlerior receive
from Newfok. As his late sales Auction has created no
little excitement, among his pretended iricuI and Brother
Chpshe would inform the public generally ythat notwit
standing his large Annual Sales Auction, the Ware Rooms
will be wei supplied, having in his employ 6fytwo wokncn
and ho bo Nopans is spared 10 have SEASONED stock aRd
good furniture. Msyi4
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FOR NEWPORT.

The Steam Boat BABCOCK,
A&&9 J. BABcocK, Master, win leave
A-LA Providence at half past O'Clock,
A. NJ. and Newport at half past
s24-kXfE1.12, 2, p. NJ. except Sundays when
she viii leave Providence, at
O'clock A. NJ and Newport ut o'clock p. NJ. Fare down
and up one dolar-snge passage rs cents until further
tice. If iune 2l