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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-04
SUMMERS GONE.


Hark thro' the dim wood dying,
With moan,
Family the winds are sighing-
Summers gone!
There whom my bruised heart fceleth,
And the pale moon her face revealeth,
Darkly my footstcp stealeth,
To weep alone.
Hour after hour / wander,
BY men unseen
And sadly my wrung thoughts ponder,
On what hath been.
Summers gone!
There, in our own green bowers
Long ago,
Our path through the tangled flowers
Treading slow,
OFT hand in hand entwining--
Oft side by side reclining
We've watched the crimson shining
The sunset glow.
Dimly the sun now burnoth
For inc alone
Spring after Spring returneth,
Thou art gone.
Summers gone!
Still on my worn cheek playeth
The restless breeze;
Still in its freshness strayeth
Between the trees.
Still the blue strcamle. gusheth.-
Still the broad river rushe,h-
Still the calm silence husheth
The hearts disease:
Blu, who shall bring our meetings
Back again?
What shall recall thy greetings
Loved in vain
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man and man, according to the Honor
able authority and true intent of our
aforesaid charter granted uuto ~.
At this Court there was neither Pres
ident, or assistants chosen or present.
They passed some orders chiefly of To-
cal nature.
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HNOR sore or infamed Eyes, gives immedi
II ale case and relief On recent sore
eyes, the effect is most salutary. Where the
complaint has been Of years standing, and in
some exceeding bad cases, the most uuex-
pected and desirable relief has beer found in
the use ofthis EYE WATER, after every 9th
or remedy had failed. Many persons who
have used il, pronounce it the best prepara-
ton for these complaints they have ever met
with, especially in cases OF soreness or in
hamation oflong standing.
Price 25 cents bottle.
*x*None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole proprie.
tor, t. KIDDER, immediate successor TO the
late DR.. w. T. CONWAY. For sale at his
Counting Room, over No. 80, Court street,
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by
DIR. II. r.. HAZARD.
At the sign of the
GOLDEN MORTAR.
Washington Square,
Newport, r. l..
ALSO,
At the sign of the
GOOD SAMARITAN.
3 doors sou,h of Market Square,
Newport, r. /.
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TO Weavers

HVHE Subscribers have now on hand and
Il ready to put out on application
GOTTEN d WOOL FLANNEL
WEA WING
Plain q plaid, with warped webs if preferrd
Cd, for which liberal price will be pei
on the return Of the cloth.
ALso..-A few who understand weaving
oil wool kersey an Ell wide, can be furnish
cd as above.
Feb. s.. WIN. c. CoZzENs g. Co.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, AT COST.

BOOTS AND SHOES, AT COST.
THE Entire Stock in Trade of HORSE
WELL a. ALDRICH, consisting of
every description Of BOOTS g. SHOES,
and aquantty ofINDlA RUBBERS, will be
offered at private sale, at cost, for cash, at
the Old Stand recently occupied by them.--
The Store will be opened on MONDAY
next, for the purpose Of selling said stock at
wholesale and retail, and will remain open
for that purpose, for one month.
l have appointed Caleb Trip Agent to
dispose Of the above property.
HENRY Y. CR.qNSTON, Assignee.
Newport, Jan. 1st.
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E Ladies' I!

wv HITE and SOUND Teeth are both an
w ornament and a blessing. The best
security for their advantages is 10 be found
inthe use Of tho
BRITISH ANTISEPTfC DENTIFRICE.
This elegant Tooth Po,cder, with very lit.
tie use, cradicatcs the .Scurvy in the gums
and prevents the accumulation OF Iarter,
which not only blackcns but oosens the
teeth, and accelerates their decay. The
Dentlfrice thus removes the prevailing eau
ses of offensive breath, preserves the health
mess and foridness of,he gums, and renders
the teeth beautifully white.
Price, so cents.
G~None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by tho sole proprie
tor, y. KIDDER, immediate successor to the
late DR.. w. Il. CoswAY. For sale at his
Counting Room, over No. 90 Court street
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by
DIR. r. r. HAZARD,
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DIR. JEBB'S CELEBRA.
TED LINIMENT.

even in cases of long standing, and Of the
most severe character, have received certain
relief, and many have been cured in a few
days, some-in "a hours! as number Of per-
sons in Boston and vicinity, who were for
merly afflicted with tho rheumatism, have
very fully testified. Certificates are in the
possession Of the Proprietor, proving the
most thorough and surprising cures by means
Of this powerful Lin;menf, in cases where
other approved applications had utterly failed
The Liniment is also used with success for
Bruises. Sprains, Numbness, Stiffness Of the
Joints, Chilbains, &c.
Price, so cts, bottle.
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No. 100 Thames-st.

TTAVE received from Now York supply
A1 offirst rate Materials for manufacturing
Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots g. Shoes Of
every description, and desire to furnish their
customers with the same, made 10 the neatest
style of Workmanship.
ALSO, an addition to their former stock of
Ladies, isses g. Children's Boots & Shoes,
whcih makes their assortment complete.
CANTON FLANNELS
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED d WITH
GO z n g

g Q r N s.
TIME celebrated ALBIONC IN PEAS.
IL TER affords instant rel q ,,S ~ tho
same time dissoves and drax ,ho 1.orn ON,
by the roots, without thel, nan
CERTIFIcArE.--"To s,Bl.,ed With
Corns on their feet I do r,ifv' ,oa, ! have
used the ALBIoN Conn PLASTER. with com.
rlete success. Before | h ad used one box, il
completely cured Corn which had troubled
me Tor many years. l make this public for
me benefit OF shoso afflicted with that pain
ful compeint.
WIN. SHAW.
Flushing, l.. T. Feb. g."
Price, 50 cents a box.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

ADMINLST.RA TORS NOTICE.
THE undersigned has been appointed ad.
Il ,ministrator on the estate of HiRAm
PoPrLE; late ofNewport, deceased, g. there.
fore requests all persons having demands !.
gainst said estate to present their claims for
settlement, and those indebted to said estste
are requested to make immediate payment 70
Jan. % 1873.
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DIR. RELIES
GTBOTAMrCAJ DIPS

- one OF the most efiicacious compounds in
the .t1atcrIa .Medicu fer tho cure of that
Glass OF finveterate Diseases, produced by an
impure state OF the blood, and vitiated bab-
ito' body, and usually exhibiting themselves
IN tne forms of Scronia, Sail Rkeum, Lspro-
sy at. .dafhonys Fire, Fever Sores, (even
wnen me bones are affscted,) Whhe Spes-
nngs' fif applied with DR.. Jebb's Linimsnt,)
fon and Obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs and
Eyes, Scald-head In Children Seurru ana
'Seor6nfic Goa, Pin,pied or CarJuncIcd Fa-
ces, festertng Erupfaons,and Tenersal Tdsnfs.
throughout the body, in which last case the
Drops often cure when Mercury fails. They
are also the best Spring and .autxms,G
Phisic to purify and cleanse the system from
humours which frequently appear at these
seasons ofthc year. They also aid the bro.
cess OF digestion, and, by purifying tho blood.
prevent the secretion of malignant humours
on the lungs. The proprietor confidently
relies upon the vast number of surprising
cures effected by these Drops, not only in
Boston and its vicinity, but throughout the
Union, for the best proof of their excellence
as an uniailing .atteraiiue Medicine, in oil the
cases above specified. This article has re-
Gently been pronounced by physician of the
first respectability, who had witnessed il
surprising efficacy, as entitled, in his opinion,
to take the lead Of all the popular articles
known for the above complaints, nnd indeed
IT is fast gaining this point in public estima.
ton. throughout the country.
Price 81 Bottle, or Sir Bottles for IS.
@DY SPEPS STA,
OR INDIGESTION,
.hF long standing, and Of the most obs,i-
" nate character, has been Immediately
relieved, and often permanently cured, in a
variety Of cases that have occurred in Boston
and vicinity, by using for q short time
DIR RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
ANTI.BILiOUS PILLS,
both Of which are to be tsken together, ac-
cording to vaiuabie, plain and practical direc-
lions accompanying the Spaciic. Price 50
cts. each.
None are genuine unless eigned on
The outside printed wrapper, by the sole pro
pristor, II. KiDDER, immediate successor 10
the late DR.. w. T. CoSwAY. For sale at
his Counting Room, over M. %, Court
street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also
BY his special appointment. by
DR.. X. R.iIAZARD.
At the sign offhe
GOLDEN MECNTA
WASHINGTON SQUARE,
Newport,
ALSO, At the sign of the
GOOD SAMARtTA AN.
doors south of Market Square,
NrU n
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REMEDY FOR
R H ~ TT M ATS Nj.

EHE excrucia,ing pain-the decrepitude
IA and -deformity, and the premature old
age, which are the usual attendants of this
disorder, are suffered by many from despair
Of cure, or disappointment in the efficacy
of the numerous pretended antidotes used to
effect this purpose. But those who have
made a fair trial of
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Terms Of tie Republican,
50 If paid in advance, or $2,25 at the ed
OF the year.
Advertisements not marked, will be contiA
ued ill forbidden, and charged accordingly.
No paper discontinued until arrearsges
are paid, unless at the discretion OF the pub
Usher.
All accounts must be settled a. least once
year.
Pfinfing
OF all kinds done With nestness and desps,eb
At THE HALL,
In the rear Of the Savings Bapk~
Over svtors Of HrsES BviL.
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DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS
" FOR PEu1AIEa.

THEY purify the Blood, quicken its cir.
ture, ton, assist the suspended operation
OF nal.ingand are general remedy for tim
prevaeiy. complaints among The female pare
ofsociia The ills nre PARTICULARS eficact
ious artths Green Sickness, Palpitatiop o.
the He's, Giddness, Short Breath, Sinking
of the rpirils. Detection and Dxinclination
to Exc else and Society. Married ladies
will findtho Pills equelly useful, except in
cases Of pregnancy. ,chen they must NOT be
taken ;neither must they bo taken by persons
OF hectic or consumptive habits. Price 81,
80 box.
The celebrated CAMBRIAN.
EOOTHACHE PILLS, which give impse.
date relief without the lease injury to the
Teeth. On trial this will be found one oftho
best remedies known for this complaint. Price
50 cents box.
None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper. by the sole prop,ie.
tor, i. klDDER, immediate successor TO the
late DR.. W. Il. CONWAY. For sale at his
Counting Room, over No. 90, Court street.
ncar Concert Hall, Boston, and also by bis
special appointment, by
DIR. n. r. HAZARD.
At the sign Oft
GOLDEN MORTAR.
WASHINGTON SQUARE,
Necport, r. I.
ALSO, At the sign of the
GOOD SAMARITAN.
3 doors south Of Mnrkot Square,
NEwAoRr. II. I.
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HANTON and other Flannels in great
" vnriety, some as low as 12A Cts. per yard
ust received by 7. FOWLER, Jr.
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Cd TEMPTA TION.
WHERE is the Lady that can, and
~ would not get Married when at TIL
LEf'S she can purchase Nice Lace three
cts the yard.
Jan. %.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-04-17

the building entirely escaped the flames; and
had the whole building been similarly con
s'ructed, the fire could not have occurred; or II.
hrough extreme carelessness, it had occurred,
YOU'D have been confined to the room in which
II orig inated.
Where was the watchm On Of .r.~ ,~,,o,ns, =
IS very natural question. He was sick
home, and the youth who substituted him was
so sound sleep that he was only saved FROM
oelng burn: alive by those who broke open the
doors and reused him. Had he been ever ST.
wide awake, however, unless he had happened
% inspect the particular room where the fire
aegun, the alarm from outside might have been
his first notice.
We were glad to observe that creditable ex-
ertions were made by the proper officers yes
terday to collect and secure the scattered books
aud papers; so that by 2 O'Clock in the da.
'h', were safely housed
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PAYMENT OFIi.LlNOiS MILITIA.

EEUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given of the follow
II ing arrangement for the payment of the Second
Brigade, Illinois Volunteers, commanded by Briga-
der General M. X. Alexander; and of the Vermil-
lion county lllnois) Regiment, commanded by Colo
mel r. Moores, for services rendered against the
hostile Indians, in 1882.
The undersigned will attend at the times and pla-
ces below mentioned, prepared to make the payment,
agreeably to the muster rolls furnished to the War
Department, to-wit:
At Carmi, in White county, on Friday and Satur-
day, the 26th and 9th inst.
At Albion, in Edwards county, on Monday the
29;h April.
At Mount Carmel, in Wabash county, on We'd
nas,lay, the LII OF NAV.
At Lawrenceville, in Lawrence county, on End a y
the Sd of May.
At Palestine, in Crawford county, on Monday the
9th of May
At Darwin, in Clark county, on Wednesday, the
9Th of May.
At Charleston, in Coles county, on Saturday, the
18th of May.
At Paris, in Edgar county, on Monday and Tues
day, the 18th and 18th of May.
At Darville, in Vermlllion county, on Thursday
and Friday, the 18th and 18th of May.
The company officers requested to attend on
the evening previous to the payment, at the place OF
meeting in their respective countless information,
not furnished by the Muster rolls will in many
be required of them, to insure accurate payments to
the men. E.KIRBY,
Paymaster U. S. Army.
St. Louis, April 9th, 1884
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ILLINOIS VOLUNTEERS

sssHE undersigned will pay the Volunteers of
-. General Henry's Brigade, together with the u-
dependent battalions and companies organized in the
counties hereinafter mentoned and which have been
recognized by the proper authority being in the
service of the United States, during part of the
last year, as follows
At Edwardsville, Madison county, on the Oath
instant.
At Belleville, ST. Clair county, on the Goth inst
At Kaskaskia, Randolph county, on the 29th inst.
At New Nashville, Washington county, on the lst.
of May.
At Carlyle, Clinton county, on the Sd May.
. At Greenville, Bond county, on the 9th May.
At Vandalia, Fayette county, on the 9th May.
At llillsboro', Montgomery county, on the 10th
May.
At Carlinville, Macoupin count y, on the 18th May
At Carrollton, Greene county, on the 10Th May.
AT Jacksonville Morgan county, on the 18th May.
At llnkman's, Pike county, on the 2lst May.
At Quincy, Adams county, on the oath May,
AT Macomb, M'Donough county, on the 9th May
At Nashville, Schuyler county, on the 29th May
At Lewiston, Fulton county, on the LIST June.
At Springfield, Sangamon county, on the 4th June.
At Bloomington, M'Lean county, on the 9th June,
1888
The several commanders accompanies request
ed to meet at the places designated for the pay
ment Of their respective companies, on the evening
proceeding the day of payment.
THO. WRIGHT,
Paymaster U. S. Army.
| ct. Louis, Mo. 9th Anr, l833-4-8
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In a case also determined in the u. s.

In a case also determined in the u. s.
court g Wheat. 100, q. S. VS.. Kirkpatrick,
it was decided that under bond given on
the 18th Dec, 1873, conditioned for the
faithful discharge of the duties Of his of
flee, by collector of direct taxes and in
ternal duties, who had been appointed I'M
der the act of July 22d, 1913, by the pres
ident, on the 18th Nov. 1878, to hold his
office until the end of the next session of
the Senate and no longer, and was reap
pointed to the same office Jan. 24th, 1874,
by the president, by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate, to hold his of
flee during the pleasure of the president
for the time being. the liabilities of the
sureties are restricted to the duties impo-
sed by the collection acts passed antece-
dent to fhe date of the bond.
The act of 1929 could not be retroactive
in its operation, but was entirely prospective.
Although it imposed new and additiona.
duties on the treasurer, of character in no
wise connected with the office of treasurer,
and which, if even it be conceded. were mere
duties appended to the Office Of treasurer,
created by the act of 23d JAN 1929, and was
not the transfer of an additional office to him,
and that in the character of cashier, still th4
liabilities of the sureties could not be enlarged
IF changed, in any way, from what they actuai
ly were, prior to the passage of his law.
As then the act of 1929 could in no wis
interfere with the condition OF the bond, couIc
imDose no new liabilities, nor in any way
change lis character or extend its operations
by implication, IN of opinion that the Judge
ment OF the circuit court should be affirmed.
Mr.. JUSTICE LoCKwooD-I concur in the
opinion that the judgement should be affirmed
upon the ground that the suretles of the treasu
rer could not have contemplated any such In
crease of their responsibility as necessarily
took place by transferring the duties OF cashier IL
the State bank to theireasurer Such addItiona
responsibilities not being within the intention
of either of the parties to the bond when
was executed and accepted by the governor,
would, to hold the securities responsible for lh
acts of the treasurer growing out OF his man
agement af the affairs of the bank, violate
settled ruled, that surety cannot be held be
vond the express terms OF his undertaking, a
understood by the parties when the contrac
was entered into.
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y NAKEN up by Julius Digger, living onwl'e-
~ Okaw "a miles below The Springfield road, Coles
county Illinois, one BAY MARE, supposed 10 be 3
wears old 10 hands high, the lett eye has nlemsn
i; star in her face and snip on her nose, white
saddle spots on each side-both hind feet-no other
marks ,,eroeiyable chad on bell worth dolIar)
appraised to u dollars. Also one BAY FILLY, sup
posed to be two years old next spring, II hands high
the right hind foot white around the hoo, no other
brands perceyable appraised Is dollars. Also one
vouug BAY FILLY supposed to be one year old next
sorng, hands high, brands percevable, appraised
ITO odoars by siger, H. Lester, and John L. Bu7s,
before amcs Shaw Esq. the 10th of February 833
A copy attest n. ELLINGTON, Cl'k.
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$50 REWARD.

A " u Z " u y u N IL II II.
THE above reward will be gwen to any person
who will apprehend and detain the murderer. Pc
ttion is the way to the Governor for an addition
al reward which no doubt will be given. In Sulli-
van county, Indiana the I'd inst, Robert White,
without any provocation, in the presence of fifteen
men, deliberately shot Hugh johnson, who expired
Immediately. Said White made his escape imme-
diately. He is about as years of age, feet high,
dark complexion, dark hair, his eyes rather of ha-
eel color, high cheek bones, the middle finger on one
of his hands is stiff and crooked bold spoken and has
strong voice, his probable weight l65 pounds. The
will give the above reward, beside many
thanks, to any person experimenting and securing
said murderer. JOHN JOHNSON.
Freeman's creek Sullivan CO. Ind. Aoril 3, S33-4
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SUPREME COURT.


FEBRUARY, 1888.
John 51a1 H Gs. gov mu. ef s,v., t. Fey
Us. cite county.
James Hall ct al.
Opinion of the court by Mr.. Justice
Smith.
This was an action of debt brought
against the defendant, Hall, and his sure
ties, on his official bond given for the faith
full performance of his duties as treasurer
of the state of Illinois, to which office he
had been elected Oh the 18th day of Dec,
1928, by the vote of the legislature. The
bond is dated the 10th of January, 1929,
and was approved by the plaintiff in his
executive character, the 22d day of the
same month. The condition OF the bond
after reciting that the defendant, James
Hall, had been elected treasurer of the
state of Illinois for two years is as follows:
ssNow if the said James Hall shall well
and faithfully perform the duties of said
office for and during his said term, then
this obligation shall be void, otherwise it
shall be and remain in full force"
the defendants replied LIST. General
performances Sus lldt the ucIcuudl1l3
Hall, had faithfully accounted for and paid
over all monies received by him, for W hich
his sureties, as state treasurer were char
geable in this action, according to the eff
feet and tenor of their bond: Sd. Set-off
for certain sums for which the state is in
debted to said Hall for monies deposited
in the bank. and certain expenditures Of
said defendant, for and on account of said
state; to which the plaintiff rejoined and
took issue.
On the trial of the case the plaintiff Of
fered to give in evidence, report of the
situation of the state bank of Illinois, at
Vandalia, dated LIST January, 1881, signed
by the said Hall as treasurer, showing,
among other things, that he had received
on account of said bank, considerable sums
from the branch cashiers of said bank, in
the notes of said bank; to the admission of
which report as evidence the defendants
objected. The objection was sustained,
and to the opinion of the court in refl-
sing to admit the report as evidence the
plaintiff excepted. The bill of exceptions
contains other matters, to which it is not
necessary to refer, as the additional points
reserved in the bill, have been, in the ar
gument, abandoned by the plaintiffs coun-
sci. The only point relied on among the
causes assigned for error, is the rejection
of thereport offered as evidence.
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We collect together to-day, from differ
ent sources, several items of intelligence
from the frontier. How much reliance
may be placed upon the facts related, we
do not pretend to say. 1t is so easy a
matter to get up an excitement by the
circulation of little s.Indian news" which,
whether true OF false, every body will lis
ten to, that we more than ''half suspect
that majority Of the late stories about
''lndian gatherings" ''wampum," "war
dances" combinations and leagues are
told not because they are true, but because
some people will believe them. We do not
believe our red neighbors have so soon for
gotten their last summers chastisement. or
mediate a second contest with the whites,
when they have scarce recovered from the
disasters of the first. 1t may be for the
interest of ''certain people, to keep up
the idea that another ''war" is approach
ing, and of course the way must be prepa-
red, and the proper kind of stories told to
prove that is necessary. A.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, JEFFERSON COUNTY
TAKEN UP

10y Thomas Jordan living in Jefferson county
ID near Moore's prairie, one bay FLY two years
old past, with star in her forehead, no marks OF
brands percevable; appraised to twenty dollars BY
Absalom Estes, jeremiah Young and William F.
Lynch, before WILLIAM Hicks, J. r.
A copy-test, JOEL PACE, crk.
February, 90, i833.-4-3