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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-12
AUCTION.
.ADMI.NYS TRATRIX'S SALE.
Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash,

compound tHlOTlUe Oo'n w aSn,
For cleaning 6hd prese,ring the Teeth and
cleaning the Mouth.
YayIIE Compound hlorne Tooth Wash cfectu-
K ally cleaIises the 7 Teeth, aud will answer the
purposes Of the best deniifi ice. II contains no
acih br any ingredient which con in any case be
injurious. Ii win also be found TO keep the BRUSH
itself free from all impurities.
II has the further advantage Of cleansing the
mouth also; and Of removing whatever Is ohen-
sye in the breath. II hardens the gums, and ~
a valuable remedy for canker Or soreness OF the
mouth In fine il preserves the teeth and mouth
in all RESPECTS in clean and healthy condition.
II is agreeable 10 the taste. Gentlemen who are
in the habit Of using tobacco will find that lhe
tooth wash will speedily remove all effects of IL
from the mouth
That the pnbIic may rest assured OF the very
sauary effects this composition, the following
Recommendations which have been received BY
Lore g. Reed, Proptietors, are submitted:
From c. II. Stedman, NJ. ID.
L. s. Marine Hospital, March Q, 1s3I.-l!av-
ino examined and employed the Chlorine Tooth
Wash, prepared by you, feel happy to say that
| am fully convinced Of its utility in diseases of
the teeth and gums; and With this view ehser-
fully recommend II 10 the attention Of the public.
Yours respectfully, q. ii. STEDMAN-
From S. fl. ShwtleG, NJ. ID.
have used your Compound Chlorine Tootft
Wash and find it an excellent article for removing
the fetd breath from decayed teeth, and also in
restoring the gums when spongy, to periecs
health. On uslng j, in tho evening, it will pre-
serve sweet and pleasant taste in the monsh dura
ins The whole night. ] have prescribed il in dis
eases occasioaed by mercurisls and find it excel
all other remedies m restoring the mouth to.
ka.lfi,v sf,ta ia n shnH fine
Yours, &c. S. A. SHURTLEFF.
Boston, March Is, 1881,
From Benj. Saiimdn, NJ. d., III. ID. Prof
Chem. Min. &c. in Tale college.
.Nessrs. Lore & Reed. -Gentlemen,-I re-
turn YOU my thanks fer tie bottles Of Compound
Chlorine Tooth Wash which have received, and
which cannot doubt will prove beneficial. as the
ingredients named by you, and confirmed by Mr.
Hays, are all salutary in regard to the object IN
view. Yours, &C. b. SlILlMAN.
New Haven, Conn. March %, 1882.
From j. W. Hebstet, M d.. Erving Prof of
tAe@isry in Harvard U'siotSsify.
Harvard University, Cambridge, March IA,
1871 have examined the Compound Chlorine,
Tooth WASH received from you, and have no
hesitation in stating my belief that ii will answer
the purpose for which you have compounded "
| have discovered in it ingredient whsh can
prove injurious to the teeth,
4 Yours, &c, J. w. WEBsTER.
Other Recommendations may be found ON
the wrapper 10 each bottle Price so cents.
/ Sold rc,ail by JAMES HAMMOND.
! NcWport, Aug. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-12
NEW BOOKS.

MN IssIssrPPI VALLEY. The history 8
NA geography Of the Mississippi Val
ley; to which is added II condens-
de physical Geography Of the Atlantic
United States, large edition) by Timo-
thy Flint, vol.
First lesson in Algebra, being nm easy
introduction to that science, by Ebene-
zer Bailey, vol.
Peter Party method ofteacl!ing Arith-
metic to children, with numerous engrav-
incs, vol
House keepers manuel, and Cooks
Oracle, (new cdition) by William kitch-
lner, ! vol.
Roscoe. The life of William Roscoe,
by his son Henry Roscoe, 2 vols.
Philosophical conversations, in which
nre iamllarIy explained the causes of
many daily occurring na'ured phenomc-
ma, by Frederick G.. Bakcwell, vol.
Calncts Bible, Dictionary, (abridged)
Peter Parly's magazine, vol.
premiem; present for all seasons, ".
Duke of WeIlington;--The memoirs
Of the Duke Of Wellington, by Captain
Shorer, 2 vols.
Penitcn,iary system, in the United
Sta,cs, by Gde Kcaumet, l vol
For sale bv
IA nj f. S III A Nj nj o n ID
nuU % 3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-12
JAMES IlANIMOND'S

Circulating LiJrory,-Recent additions, ,
-NIz:-
1896 Norton's Reasons for not believing
the doctrines of Trintarians, ] vol.
1927 Fiddlcrs observations, on United
Gates and Canada, ! vol.
1928 Wings Of Scotland, or the last oil
the Stuars, 2 vols.
1929 Stolen Child, by John Gait, l vol:
1880 Nature-obscrvatio Of Nature r
L59,) by Robert Nude ! vol.
1881 Waverly anecdotes, " vols.
233o Aliscrrimus, vol.
o333 GodoIphn, novel, ovols.
1884 Bondman;-a story OF the times OF
Wat Tyler, vol. :;
o335 Godinus Duckworths, life and adj
ventures, author of a Yankee a
mong the Nulliers," vols.
1886 Dcloraine, by VIM, Goodwin, Tvs.
1887 IRISH Peasantry, traits and stories
of--2 vols.
1888 Chronicle Of Canongatc, lst series
1 (rcvisedl by Sir Walter Scott, 2vs
August l5--3w
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LITHOGRAPHIC
EAC=SIMILEI
Of the Letters of
EPHRAIM X. AVERY,
.A.ND
SARAII MARIA CORNELL.

YHVO crafty the desire of the Public
III 10 see the Letters written to Sarah
Maria Cornell, attributed to the
Rev. Ephraim X. Avery, and to COM
pare them with letters in his acknowledge
ed handwriting, and also Letters in the
known handwriting of Sarah Maria Cor
nell with II note attributed to her, dated
December 20Ih, the day preceding her
death, and found in her band-boX, aite-
that event: The subscriber has, by peri
mission of the Hon. SUPREME CoURT o
i'hedc-lsland, and at great pains, taken
an exact fac similc of all the Letters
from the originals in the Office Of the
clerk of said Court. 1t is his intention
to have the fac Smiles l.iihographed by
first rate Artist, as soon as sufficient
number of copies are subscribed to de-
fray the expenses.
The letters will be stitched in a pam
phlct form which will contain fac sim
lie of an acknowledged letter from
T.. X. Avery to the Rev. George Storrs;
an acknowledged letter from f.. *. Ave-
ry, to the Rev. Samuel Drake; and ex-
tracts from an acknowledge letter from
j.. X. Avery to the Rev. Ira l'idwell of
Fall. River all of recent date, n letter
on yellow paper atIributcdto T.. *. Ave
nv directed to Miss Sarah Nj. Cornell
Fall River, dated Nov. 18th, mailed at
Warren r. J. Nov. l4th; letter from
Sarah nj. Cornell to her friends, in Con-
nccticut, dated Fall-Rivcr Nov. 18th,
1889, containing copy Of the above let
ter received by her, dated Nov. 18th
(withont signaturc) attributed to f.. * :.
Avery; letter on pink paper attributed
to f.. *. Avery, handed TO the fireman
of the steamboat King Phillip at Provi-
dcncc, the eth Nov. 1882, directed to
Miss Sarah NJ. Cornell, Fall-RIver; a
letter attributed to T.. X. Avery dated
Fal-Rivcr, Dec. 9Th, directed to Miss
Sarah Nj. Cornell, deposited in the Post
Office at Fal-Rivcr by j.. X. A.--nnd
delivered TO her the same evening from
Sarah NJ. Cornall, Fall-River (wi'hout
date,) directed to the Rev. Ira nj. Bid
well, FalI-Rivcr; and note dated Dec.
coll, the day preceding her death, sign
cd Sarah Maria Cornell, and left in her
handbook; with notes to assist in exam
ining and comparing them.
The price to subscribers VIII DC onfy
80 cents per copy.
TO those who subscribe Gov OF purchase
not less than twenty copies, % per cent
discount.
sD- Those persons WHO receive sub
scription papers, will please to return
them by the Goth of September, by mail
(ifn no private Offers to
DAVID MELVILLE
Newport, II. I.
Sept. 9th, 1888.
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September 9TH.
J As. EJ JAM MOND'S
EIRCItI lTING LIERlRY

Recent Additions; viz
3O7 Jay; the life Of John Jay, by his
son William Jay, . vols
o339 Moral Feelings, FIJI by Aber-
crombe, vol;
e31O Slave King, vol;
23lI Mary Of Burgundy, by James, 2v.
2342 Game of Life, Leiich Richie, ".
o3i3 New Gil Bias, by Henry ID. In
clis, 9 vols;
o3i4 Legends of the Rhine, by Iheo-
dorc Hook, vols;
23i5 Wild Sports of the west, vols;
2346 Abbess, by Mrs Trollope, . vols;
2347 Colburn; Memoir of Ierah Cob
burn, vol;
2343 Polynesian Researches, by VIM.
Ellis, vol;
2349 Travels of an Irish Gentleman in
search of a religion, vol.
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NEW GOODS.
Sept. 5M, 1888

orpf. ON, I63o:
WW. e. COZZE.NS s. Co.
E-E AVE during the past week recciv-
q a cd very fall assortment Of season
able Goods, such as mcrinos and merino
circassians; rcd, yellow, and white ilan-
nels; broadcloths and sattinCts; very
nice assortment fancy cassimercs; brown
and bicached shirtings and sheetings.
Together with every article of Do
mcstic and foreign Goods, making their
assortment unusually good-whch will
lie offered as low rs can be bought any
where at wholesale or retail sept. 5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-12
New York and Pro, idence Steam Boats
Fare s., from Newport, and found.

rENIiE new and splendid STEAMBOATS, BosToN,
Il Capt. Wm. Comstock, and PEovIDENcE,
Capt 5. Thnyer. will leave New-lorh and Prov
idence, on the following DAY.
BOSTON,
VIII leave Providence Thursday Aug lst, Tues
day 6Ih Saturday l0th, Thursday 18th, Tuesday
2Cih Saturday oath and Thursday, 29th Leaves
New-York, Saturday August 3d, Thursday sth,
Tuesday 18th, Saturday i7h, Thursday 22d
Tresday 27,h, and Saturday 3st
PROVIDENCE,
VIII leave Providence, Saturday August 80,
Thursday sh, Tuesday 9Th, Saturday l7th,
ThursdLy 22d, Tuesday 9th aud Saturday 3l-t.
Leaves New-iork, Thursday Aug. LIST, Tuesday
9Th, Saturday IOih, I hursday 9Th, Tuesday 20,
Saturday 2lih aud Thursday 29th.
The boats will lcnve Providence at ~ o'clock,
nj. New por. at 2, p. NJ, and New ork at So
clock, p. NJ. on the above days.
.r-Js The above splendid boats are propelled
by low pressure engines, and have each two heavy
copper boilers. They will stop n, the Long wharf
III Newport, to receive and land passengers.
Aug 9Th, 1898.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-12
COMMON PAYRER BOOKS,

NETlTI the new selection OF Psalms
w and Hymns, srlendidly bound in
arabesque, calf and morocco
gin edge, and extra gilt, with and with
out, eight tinc steel cngravings; also, IN
common bindihg-Rcccivcd for sale, at
w. GALATIANS Dook Store q Cu-
cuiaiing Library. ,.
Also FoR SALE-Thc new selection
of Psalms and Hymns, separate from the
prayer book, in Il variety of bindings.
aug ID
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-12
BRIGADE ORDERS,

BRIGADE ORDERS,
Head Quarters, Newport, Aug. 1883.
The several Regiments comprising the
lst Brigade II. l. Militia, will meet by
Regiments for the purpose of training,
disciplining and improving in Martial
Exercise, also for Inspection and Re-
view on the following days, viz
lst Reg. Col. Benj. r.. Dawley, 23d Sept
1th 4" Dyer Child, e1'h, "
10th" Gideon II. .Durlee, Goth, Z"
by order,
Brig. Gen. Edwin W'LprR'
+. w. Burr,
Major and Inspector.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-12
CLOTHES DRESSING
NSV'AHIIVSYs Nj ENT.
EcoNoMy IS WEALTH!

a Dollar sared, is Itro Dollars earned
.BARNrrr, would respectfully announce
Vh TO the inhabitants Of Newport, and V'cm'-
,v tia, he will dress and neatly repair ladies' gen
,omen's. and childrcn's wearing apparel, @ eve
ry description, and in the best manner--a'so' ~,
nne and table covers, on moderate terms o. '"'
corner oC Thames and Mill street, opposite mai
let square; and Wy unrem''ted attention 70 liars
ness, hopes for share public paronagr, V ~
thankfully received, and puncn''y '.nJ ne." on at
|, N. B.-ladcs and gcntleme" "'' rang 8
their respective dwellings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-12
The Cheapest Store IS
I Z r..
TH.4MES s. -STREET--Nrwro RI.
N. SWEET,


Has tor sale some Of iae Cheapest Goods;l
erer offered IN Nempon, by anyone.
.4mong Them are:
f{OOD cotton stockings for Cd per pair; and
IN good large size ladies' white silk hose, for
only one dollar; pins FOR six cents the paper; and
very cheap cotton table cloths for only 25 cents;
s-4 diaper for only 25 cts the yard
4 SWEET, has just received beautiful Grape and
sewing silk sl,awls, vide blk silks, and elegant.
calicos he will sell them from TO 33 cts. super
fine: good crash fnr cts. linen diaper for 10 and
~ cents 100 real linen pocket hdkfs. for only 2~
cts each; rolls Of paper hangings for only Sd per
ror, T.ss t'ihn half price, new lot of floor car,
pctings and hearth rugs, Brussels, Wilton and
Enslish Grecian boas for children, Cor only 3d..
and good cotton umbrellas for only 81; red white.
green and yellow fannels; French NOV hair, puts
and ftze,,s; horn and turtle shell combs; hoskln
beaver doves silk, leaher,and raw silk do men 8
large white do; mourning ginghams and prints
usi,incs gro de Swiss, best Lyons blk silks tor Ia
acs dresses, called Paris de Saix; elegant blonde,
,-reen and white wells: salmon satin ribbons; We
rv cheap lot petticoat robes, Dover cotions, with
n great variety Of other articles, too numerous to-
mention all which he intends TO sell as cheap ms
nny one in New FORT sLF Please ca" Ia
dies q genHemea.
\ Newpott, July 25, 1888.
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MAGAZINES.

w Az \ III ~ kLSs
EUyUE PENNY MAGAIINEorthe
81 Society for the Diffusion OF I sctul
knowledge; published in monthly
parts, at 50 90 per year.
The PEOPLES M.1G3ZLNE,-
published in Boston every other Satur-
day, at only S., per year
/ PARLEYS .MlGAILNE, for chill
dren and you,h-published in Boston ev-
cry other Saturday, at only 81 per year
/ The attention Of parents and others, Is
particularly called to the above chcap
aud popular publications, which can De
seen and examined, at w. G "A j. "A
ii A N'S-who is the authorized Agcn'
for this town; and will receive suoscr'p-
tons, and furnish the Wor monthly
and quarterly, free Of any extra charge
aug 10
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.NEW DOOKS.

EBoLySEslAN researches during n re-
Ia sidence of nearly eight years in
the Sandwich Islands; by William
Ellis.
characteristics Of Woman, by Mrs
Jameson, vol.
Example, on Family Scenes, vol.
Biography Of Good Wives, vol.
Infants Annual on Mothers Offering
Just rec'ed and for sale by
UENny BARRrR.
aug 23d, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-12

ED I. SOCIETY FOR TIE En-
ga. COuRAGEMENT OF DOMESTIC IN
DuSTRY.--A Meeting Of the Standing Commit
tee of said Society will be holden at the f'all OF
the Society in Pawtt,xet, on "Wednesday the TN
,liy Of September next, ut two o'clock IN the al
,ernoon, to make preparatory arrangements Tor ie
Annual FAIR. A punctual attendance OF t'e
members is requested. Ey order of the President
IS X. w. GREENE, Scc'ry.
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BROAD-CLOTHs--CASsIMEREs--- III Es---
VEsTINGS, &C.
READ PARTRIDGE,

READ & PARTRIDGE,
importers of Cloths y Cassimers-a and Dhole-
| sale dealers IN DRY GOODS generally;
Nos. 20 s. 81, Cheapsde,
PROVIDENCE, (R. I.)
FFER FOR SALE, on reasonable terms
W Itco Hundred Packages of seasonable
DRY GOODS-among which are-blue, blk.
brown, olive, invisible. drake neck and Polish
green, steel and Oxford mix d and drab-extra SUI
per, super middling. and low pliced-Englsh and
American Broadcloths, blue, blk, Blown, drab,
lavendar, snge. Oxford steel. md grey mix'd ems
si,neres = full blue, blue mix and grey sattncit4
Dark and light valencia, silk aud Alarscilles
ycsings-ic most splendid assortment ever offer
ion do-wide and narrow common do --irieze
cloths, bookings, serges-whe, red and yellow
nannels.
Brown, olive, blue and drab io, cloths
" " - - lion SKINS,
White and flwn duflil blankets all sizcs--rose do
Canton s. Devons!ire kerseys--Scotch caps, with
various kinds of woollens, TOO numerous 10 men
ton nearly all Of which We're bought previous
10 the recent rise in the woOlen market and will
be sold at OLD prices.
ALSO brown and white linens, silk and cot
ton velvets--brown and hleachd shntin.s aud
sllcciings. Russia Ravens duck-Russla sheeilngs
and diapers -Oznab burgs, Tecklmburgs, burlaps,
suspenders- threads, sewing silks & iwst-iapes,
bandannas. choppas, paddngs, ,bnckrams, &c &c
All of which will he sold at extremely low
prices, for cash undoubted paper
huo % 1898
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d a T..

subscriber has received and
III. is now offering for sale, two car
goes Of the hard and soft LEHIGH
COAL, of best kind, broken and screen
ed ready for immediate use, for s. 10
cents for o24O lbs
ELSO--a lot Of the first quality of
LACKAW1N4 for 81 90.
The soft Lchigh has been tried in
Philadelphia, and approved of in the
kitchen and parlor CRATES, Steam En-
gines, and Cupola Furnaces--it burns
brilliantly, gives more blaze, and with
out the Stag, dross cinder, and the impu,
rites common to most other coal
WM. VARS.
aug %
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

ASSESSORS NOTICE.
EN Office is hereby given, that the
lW Subscribers were appointed IN 'c.
gal town meeting held on the 30
day Of June last, to assess tax OF Eight
Thousand Dollars on the Inhabitants and
rateablc property in the town, to be COZ
lectcd and paid into the town Treasury
on or before the lst day of December
next. We therefore call upon all per-
sons Interested therein, TO give IN. to eth
or of us, a list of their Ratcnhle Estates,
on or before the 2lst of August lnst
THOMAS BusH,
Groncr E>cs, assessors.
NIB HAMMETT.
Newport, August 10th, 1888.
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y f. w PU B l. ] G. A Il | o \ S:
Reed for sale and circulation, BY
III. BARBER,

IN ES "a ia HS hL Ga
No. l53, TAMEssTnEET.
HhELORAINE, by VIM. Goodwin,
-MD 2 voIs;--Waverly anecdotes, il
Illustrative of the incidents, charac-
ters and scenery described in the No
vels and romances Of Sir Walter Scott,
9 vols;
Traits Of Irish Pcasantry, 2 vols;
Military Memoirs of the Duke Of Wei
liington;
The Abbess, a novel, by Mrs. Trof-
Iope. Legends of the Rhine, 9 vols;
Mary Of Burgundy, or Revolt of
Ghent, by the author Of Henry Master
ton, 9 vols;
The Slave King, l vol; Memoirs Of
Doctor Dodimohs Dncworth, or, the
Steam Doctor, Q vols;
The Philosophy Of the moral Feelings,
by John Abercrombie, FRS.
auI %
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NEW GOODS.

T. d " A Il D r. " e " I OV,
EEAS Just receiv'd and offers for sale on lhrr.
n 4 al terms, n large assortment oi DHl
GOODS, suitable for the approaching season.
--EIZ:-
Red white and yellow FIanncs, Green serge and
booking ,Circassians of all coors ,Cablrts, BROAD
cloths, Cassimeres, Saitne,ts, dark Ne-iings, Ie-
tersl,am rose Blankets, kerseys, Green and Ked
Morcen, Elegant dark prints. common ta''cocs.
Russia diaper, Crash, led Ticking, shcc'ns< and
Shirings. (Se" u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-09-12

Metz York and Boston Steam- Boat Co.
Fare 5S, from Newport, and found.
&s...s.lAy. &SlA
rxa.s,gaX
'rEN lie splendid steam boats BENZ. FRANK
LIN, Capt. T.. =. BUNKER. and PRES
I'D EN'1', Capt r. s. BUNKER, will leave Prov
idence at IL, M, NEWPORT at 2, =. NJ. and New
York, at o'clock, p. M, every Monday, We'd
nes,lay and Friday.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Leaves Providence, Friday August I'd, Wednes-
day 7,li, Monday 10Th. Friday 18th, "Wednesday
2l-t, Monday 2Glh aud Friday 3Ob. Leaves ~.
York, Monday Angus. 9Th, Friday 9'l. Wrdnes-
day 18th, Monday lGtli, Friday 23d, and I'd
neseay 2sh.
PRESIDENT,
Leaves Providence, Monday August 9Th, Friday
Jih. "Wednesday llih, Monday 18th, Friday 23d
and "Wednesday 2Sii. Leaves New York, Fri
day Aug. I'd, "Wednesday 9TH. Monday i2ih, Fri
day 10th, "Wednesday 2 Isl, Monday 2Gih and Fri
day 3oih
The above splendid honts arc propelled by low
pressure Engines, and have eac, tw" heavy cop
per boilers. They will stop at the Long wharf.
im Newport, TO receive aud land passengers as
usual. [aug. Is.
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FRESH Suppl Y OF
DRz GOODS,
Just rec'ydby

aOOO yds. American low pric'd Calicos,
1000 do English lch styles. do.
1000 do Sheetings ahd shir'ings,
ENRENClI muslins, ginghoms, silks, ponge's
n Irish linens, Russia diaper, linen aud couo'
Jamask. green aud red moreen, ribbons 'a"c,
hhdkf. gloves and hosiery .ce
With a complete assortment OF s'u'i io' NV" an
ooys N''o. "' Is June
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Castle Spectre.


Castle Spectre.
Earl Osmond, Mr. Fielding
Earl Reginald, Lindsey
Earl Percy, James!
Sai,, master Denni.on!
hiuey, Smith!
Father Philip, Mr. Willis!
Motley, MIR Barnes!
ANGELA, Mis- Barnes!
Alice, Mrs. Walstcin!
Evclina,. Mrs. Iindslcyi
End Of :he Play, r'vorilc SONG, by
MASTER DE.NvISO.N.
To conclude will, the Laugrble Farce of
MRS. WIGGINs.
Old Wicgins, Mr. Willis!
MIR o. Bubble, Lindsey!
Postup, smith:
Trim. James,!
Waiter aud Eaiif, master Dcnnison!
Mrs Wigglns, Mrs l.lndsIcy!
Mrs Cloe Virgins, Mrs Walstcin!
Mr. II. Wigeins, Miss c. Seignette! !!
Box, 10 cts. Pit, 81 10. Gallery, %.
Doors open al 6, curtain " i'll rise al half past 4.
;UFs1ickcts to he had a, Mr. Townscnd's bar
and al the BON OFFICE Of the Theatre.
;rJa TO-MORRO " ETENLEG, MR.
BARNES FAREWELL BENEFIT, positive
ly the las, night Of the ComPany's pcrl"rm'ng thus
Season, and the Inst time that the New Tragic
Pioy Of the Fariory Girl; or, the ialI-RTer
Tragedy, can be seem
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-18

/ "The bcn-viyants Of America, talk
of the canvass back with an interest thai
borders on affection, and is sometimes We
ry amusing "Sir" said an old fellow to
me, 81 wished to give duck FEAST" and
accordingly bought nine couple Of them
all fresh killed. and all Of the right weight
/ stuffed them into every corner Of my gig.
and would not suffer the cook to touch
them except in my presence, dressed
all myself in different ways, and in nv
own parlor, so as TO have them all done
according to figure, sir! Well, sir, all
ny company had arrived except an old
German; we could not wait, and sat down
without him. When he came, he exclaim
ed "What, noshing but duckhs"
started up in rage, sir a violent rage.
sir, "noshing but duckhs!" repeated af
ter him. Why you old scoundrel, said /.
your own Emperor Of Austria never had
such dinner, he could not, air, though he
gave the best jewel in his crown for it."
.Misapplied Severity The following an
ecdote, says the relator, "a popular French
writer.) is an undoubted fact, which
would wish all parents and instructors OF
youth TO be well acquainted with. Mon
sieur--had retired into the country to
devote himself, without interruption, to
the education OF an only son whom he lido
lized. This youth was one of extraordi
nary promise,--he possessed uncommon
quickness of apprehension, generous and
humane disposition. and great energy of
character; single fault alone was TO be
remarked in him:-he was extremely stub
born.-One day he behaved with such in
flexible and unreasonable obstinacy, that
his father considered il his duty TO employ
violent measures to overcome it He
threatens him therefore: the boy fbut ten
years old) is unmovsd Two men with
rods are sent for: this makes no impression
on him; the father orders the men to seize
the child. who began to scream out and
resist, they are then told to whip him,
they obey Whilst this punishment is go
ing on, the child suddenly turns pale,
leaves off screaming, his tears cease; to his
passionate struggle succeeds mournful
silence; an alarming stiffness, an awful
appearance. They view him with aston
lshment- question him--no answer His
vacant countenance displaying nothing
but fright and indications of stupidity; a
fearful change had taken place, by which
he had lost all his mental faculties, never
to recover them He was an IDIOT,