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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-09

Rush's Memoranda
Of Residence at the Court Of London, just reeeiv
~ ed and for sale by
oetI WIN. ". MORRISON.
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Charles Bennett

HAS imported, by the ship Virgins, from LHep"''
III Shoe Thread in bales
Best Bridport Sail and Bookbinders l~~.
Shad and Herring Seine Irvine oe,-
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Shad and Herring Sehe IWTHe --------
White Havana Sugar.
- Box.s Of this handsome article now laha"S
y schooner President, and for sale oy ,,r,cu
oct2 WIN. N. nv ~
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THE VALUE AND USE OF RICHES

FRO BE CONTINUED.
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The Lost Found-In the early part Of June
last Mr.. s, NJ. Douglass. recently from England,
having embarked at Buffalo on board the schoo.
ner ATLANTA. was landed at Grand River, at
which place he engaged barge belonging to Mr..
Campau in which he proceeded towards the Rs.
pids, within six miles of which, he landed
with view Of reaching them on foot. He had
travelled but short distance ere he missed the
trail, and unaware of his error, continued his
misguided steps until fatigue and hunger convin.
ced him Of his danger. He continued to wan
der in the woods for twenty five days, subsisting
mostly on snails. and occasionally turtle, or q
few frogs. He vas without fireworks. and was
exposed to heavy rains without any over.coat to
project him.
The fear Of Mr.. Campau aud others on account
Of the singular absence Of Mr. Douglass, induced
them to employ several Indians to 60 out to seek
for him; they continued their search with in.
creased numbers for several days without sue.
cess, till at last they almost despaired OF again
seeing the object Of their anxiety. But on the
18th Of July, our aimost exhaustless wanderer,
after roaming about in the wilderness several
weeks, found himself 1t the mouth Of Black
River, nine miles north OF the KaIamszoo.-
The first human beings he discovered. were two
Indians, to whom By Signs he made known that
he vas lost. They Immediately conducted him
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, IFtsm our Correspondent. ]

Iff0m our OOIIeePohuche.l
Arr at BRISTOL, 29th, brig Amstel, Wyatt, 10
days from Havana, with molasses, sugar and cohee
10 A. Leonard and J. Wilcox. Lett ship Moun
Hope, Greene, of Newpon, fin N. Orleans, VT. y
bark Juno, Parsons, of Rochester, for Boston, lo
days; brig Sarah Lee, Gadding, for Bristol days
Gov. Hopkins, Gladding, for do 10 days; Juno
Mayberry, for Providence IL days; Massachusetts
Fletcher, for New Orleans next day. 1t was heal
thy at Havana when the Amste sailed. &.
Arr Sd, brig Sarah Lee, Giaddlng, 10 days im
Havana. with molasses, coffee and honey 70 u.
Norris, Il. Lindsey and others. Spoke 2ist iat 20
N. lon 10 50 w. schr FIN Mobile tor New YORK.
who reported freghts very dull at that place; same
time passed large ship fn do for Liv'l brig Lewis,
fan do. then in sight. oath lat 81 2o, y. lon 1s
w. Packet ship Russell, IL DIS fin New Orleans ior
Nsw York. 2yth lat 81, N. lon 40 w. brig LIZ
abeth days FIN New York for Car,hagenia, -,
Brig Gov. Hopkins, Gladding, III days fm Ia
xana. with molasses, sugar and Coffee to ). ward
well and others. Sailed in CO. with bark Jane,
Pearson for Boston, and brig Juno, Mayberry, ior
Providence; U. s. schr Porpose, Mcintosh, ior
Matanzas sailed days previous. Left ship Mount
Hone. Green, of Newport, unc; brig George Wash
;noton. Folger, for New Orleans days; United
states. for Portland, loading Spoke 2ist OIL lie-
vana brig Eliza rs days FIN New York bound ill.,
Markets glutted with American produce Aiolasses
"A rals and scarce. Seacral cases Of the Chole-
"a. were daily occurring, among the inhabItants'-
Very few vessels in port.
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Arr at Providence, 2sth, brig New England, C
Church, IL days fm Matansas, with moiasses, su'
oar. and coffee to VIM. Church. Lefi, the pactor
soor. of Boston, unc. ldg; Cabinet, Berry, St. Pc
iersbars soon; Cavalier BOwdiics ~ York ds
a.. Rodney. Frances, Of Portland, dsg; John x
Edward, Gorden, nearly ready; Washington Rob
nsOn, just LAUREL Francis do harSss', rs -ov; Law
ton. Of newport ldg; George, Turner, ior r'os'-
dance. few DAYS. sailed in CO. with the Alpha, Tor
Charleston. 10Th, lat 33 3s. lon 10 ~, saw a
brig, with white, blue signal and oiainono 10
che middle. ~
Brig Mary, Harris, 4 days from Charleston; 81,
Schr Experiment, Hunt, from N. Orleans, o. w.
Pa. 4th nit. with uolasses and slaves. epoke
Ss,b Inf ss "A, lon 10 a.. schr Alpbeus, Ferguson.
AZ d,Irom yacnel, for Boston. short Of water. cup
SSed hsm; ssd. lat 80 2o' lon a. 10. o,s Albion.
ss,h st as 40. lon 10 70, schr Samuel' Of bos'on'
Arr July st, brig Charles Joseph. consdon' ~
,...cn New Orleans. Spoke lat 20 40. snip An
80, Ga Mobile for Liv'L
p"U S.,a Moutcsllo. Miller, "a ds I'm New o"ea'S'
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a FEW PLAIN QUESTIONS.

PRIMoGENiruRE. Why should one
man, destitute of property vote away the
property OF another without his consent
only because he happens to be year or
two older than that other!
Why, in land of equal rights should
one Inan be allowed to vote without any
property qualifications at all, and another
be required to purchase strip ofland be-
fore he can vote?
Why, in such land, should young
man be allowed to vote without possess
ing a single cent of property, and man
advanced in years aud experience not al
lewed to vote, although he possesses a
large personal estate and pays the heavi-
est tax of any body in the town where he
lives? 80,
Why should the mere accidental cir
cumstance OF birth be in itself a sufficient
qualification for voting in 2 state which
PROCESSES to have Republican form OF
government!
And why should the rne,c circumstances
Of birth be sufficient qualification tor
voting in a State which Processes that
there is no safety in admitting any less
qualifications than real estate!-Procs-
dence Patriot.
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Court Of Probate, Warren, July 1, 1888.
NWHEREAS application has beenmade tor
wv the appointment of a Guardian to tho
person and estate Of RED BURR, son Of the
late Capt. Shubol Burr, Of Warren, deceased,
a minor, under the age OF IA years-It was
therefore ordered. that the consideration there
of oe referred to Court Of Probate. TO bs hold
en- a, the Town Clerks Office, on the first Mon
day in Angus, next at 2 o'clock, ?, NJ; and
that previous notice be given, by publishing
this OF der in the Northern Star, to all pe sons
interested TO appear at tald tine and Place, If
they see tit, ard be heard. BY Order,
y. RANDALL, p, o6ale Cieyk
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NOTICE..
joseph j. Cooke,

HHAVING purchased the stock IN
:" trade Of Messrs. S. DAvoL & Son,
at No. 3, Cheapside, and having just re-
turned from New York with.a fresh sup
ply of SEASONABLE GOODS, offers
to the Citizens Of Warren and the ada
cent towns, nn excellent assortment OF
European India and Domestic Dry Goods,
on the most favorable terms, for CASH,
and respectfully soIicits share of patron
age. Warren, July 6, 1888.
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REUEL II. BAKER.
Jan. 10.
Guardians Notice.

YUYHE subscriber having been appoint
ed by the Hon. Court ofProbate Of
the town of Warren, Guardian ofthe per-
son and estate of Philip S. Gardner, a
maniac. (adjudged by said Court Of Pro-
bate to be incapable Of managing his af-
fairs,) and having given bonds according
to law, hereby calls on nlI.rersons having
demands against the said Gardner, to ex-
hibit the same to him within SIX months
from the date hereof, and those indebted
to make immediate payment.
SAMUEL RANDALL.
june 8. 6w.
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TheO. Salisbury,

HAS FOR SALE
HDEST canal -four, per barrel, halfbbl.
Md and quarter; rye and indian meal
first quality rice; three kinds of bread;
butter and cheesc-white leaf lard; pork
and beef; hams; best brown sugar; new
molasses; coffee; teas; Boston soap and
dipped candles, my own make, per box or
pou d; sal eratus; spices; coarse and fine
salt--cider s. sharp vinegar; raisins; figs;
and oranges. Constant supply Perry's
celebrated herring; Goldfish: white and red
potatoes; garden seeds sc. &c.
WANTED FOR THE ABOVE,
Rye and indian meal, good new butter,
eggs, good salt pork, cash, and clean cot
ton and linen rags. may %.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN

June 2Sth-arr schr Evelina, Rogers, fun Phila'
dslphia. with coalto J. g. ID. X. Luther
a0th-arr sloop Mount Moriah, lngraham' from
Providence.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from Newport: =.
Sailed, soop Eloisa, Lawton, for New York.
July ist--arr sloop Aurora, Cooke, Tiverton'
2d-arr sloop Eliza, Smith, from Newport,
sd-arr sloop Pacific, Griffin, fun Riyerhead.
Brig Atlas, thompson, from New York.
-Sloop Mt. Moriah, lngraham, I'm Providence
4th-arr sloop Alnira, Kelly, from Bristol
bth-arr sloop Eliza Nicoll, Swift, N, bediord.
Sailed, schr Eveina, Rogers, Philadelphia.
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A RARE CHANCE
FOR BARGAINS.
Selling off at Cost ! /!

HAVING determined to Close my present
business, now offer my whole stock OF
Day GooDs, at prices, making it the in
terest ofpurchasers from town and coun-
try to call.
Also for sale, PEW in the Methods,
Meeting House.
All persons indebted to me will please
call and settle Immediately.
DORCAS CHILD.
July 6.
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DIED.,

In this town, on Sunday last, Josephine Lee'
dauyh,er. Of Capt. Maxwell Chace, aged 10 months
On tuesday last, Mary Jane, daughter Of Joshua
Eddy, in the 9th year Of her age.
In Bristol. on Sunday last, Capt. jeremiah Dlman
I'd, aged 63 years.
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New & Cheap Goods
Joseph H. Cooke,

G6fAS just received at the store lately oceu'
4A pied b, STEPHEN DAyoL & Son, No y,
CLeapsidc, the following goods, purchased b!
l,imself IN New York tast week, which lie will
sell cheap, VIZ:
Blue cainb,icks, Cap ribbons,
wide blue nankins, white blond gauze wells
red hannels. green do. do do.
copperplates, hermann hdkfs X shiwls
furniture chintz, Grape dc chine do. do.
eleg ant light prints, splendid printed Grape
do. prlnte muslin, do.
4-4&5-4 white can,brics, bead bags.
Swiss muslins, linen cambria hdkfs.
white eravats, black gros do BeHins,
poDgee hdkfs. (printed) colored DO. do. nsPs,
superb white do. Ptuss;an shawls,
plain and clocked cot. linen collar,
ton hose, dainssk table cloths,
Willow bas kets Of every description.
Constantly on hand an extensive aGsoh Ten'
Of Domes,c Goods. July6
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Shin NORTH AMERICA, Grinncll, South Allan

Ship NORTH AMEKICA, OflHhell, oouln NIIaH-
tic Ocean, about July 10th.
Shin BOY. Champlin, Pacific Ocean, about July 20.
Shin GALEN. Burden, South Atlantic, TO eaii a.
bout August lS.
Shin ROGER WILLIAMS, Mayhem, for Pacific
Ocean, to sail from Bristol, about July 25ta.
Ship ANNE, -! for Pacific Ocean, to sail from
Bristol, about July 9th.
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sp An article on the Ladies Fair at
Bristol, 10 received aud will be inserted
10 our next.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

prsa HOUSE FOR SALE.
m For sale, a large two story
LEI house in the north part of this
town. The premises are in good condit-
ion. having been thoroughly repaired the
last summer. Terms reasonable, and a
long credit will be given for half or two
thirds the amount, il required. Enquire
of L. SISSON.
July 6, 1888.
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MARI He'd,

In Rehoboth, 9th ult. by the Rev. Mr.: Lalnel,
Mr.. William s. Hunter, ofthis town, to Miss Sarah
T. Luther, Of Rehoboth.
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Baskets.

DdSKCCSs
'TRAVELLING Baskets, 5 sizes;
IL fancy do, in nests; octagon & round
chain do, 3 sizes fruit do, 2 sizes; work
do, . sizes; chiIdfen's berry do, l size;
willow retcuies, sizes. The above just
received from the importer in New York,
and for sale very cheap by
July g.. JOSEPH j. COOKE.
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xssks, ending with the as,h ofJuns, 7so
dogswsu tHksn-0nder the ordinance Of
Philadelphia. Ofthese, 753 were killed,
and 20 restored to their owners.
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A Warming.

TyHE subscriber takes this early op
portunity TO warn nIl persons a
gainst trespassing on his land, and TAX
inv fruit lherciron,, us he is determined il
prosecute every violation.
CRINDEL CHACE.
Darlington. July g. s*,
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.MORRISONS' HYGEL.eN
UNIVERSAL
M Z I'd I g Z ~ e

zE HE subscriber has lie ell appointed so.e a
~ gent for vending this UnNersa: Medicine
in Warren, and now offers tor SAFE MORRl-
SONS PILLS, in largo and small boxes, for
the cue OF Consumpiions, cholera morbus, mia
ma ions, dyspepsia, levers, ogue, indigestion, bill
lious or nervous affections, and. all diseases oi
the liver :yellow fever, gout, rheumatism, drop
sy ST. Vtus's dance, epilepsy, paralysis, palsy,
green sickness, small .pox, measles, ~hooping
cough, scarlet fever asthma, jaunuiee, gravel,
sione, and all urinary obstructlons, piles, sour
Wy, itchngs Of the skin, WORMS, king evil, and
all cutaneous disorders: in short every COM
plant 10 which the human frame is SO direfully
subject, under all tie varied fornis and names {;
as the Hygeian tonviction.is, that man IS sub
ect 10 one only real disease, that is, to the iu-
yurty of he blood. WaTrQnied 10 be The gen
REUEL III. BAKER.
Jan. 10.
Til. is 10 certify, that Mr.. Reucl II Baker,
Of " arren, lie sappointed Agent for vending Nor
rson's Hygean Universal Medicines, Tor the
Town OF " anen, in this State.
SAM'L YOUNG.
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LONG ROOM!!

JUST opened at Long Room, Grape and her.
mani hdkfs white blond gauze yes. bonne,
silks. bonnet ribbons, corded skirts, pongee silks.
blk synchaw do, pom dc sol do, gro do swiss do,
blk silk gloves, blk satin vesting, cold taste.
colours, linen threads, blea ched sheeiings and
shirtings. unbloached do do, green blinds SC.
July 6.
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LEAD,
n ROLL sheet lead, s ibs per square
IL foot /; l do do do, 4 lbs. per squsrs
foot; do do do, 8 lbs. per square foot.
ALso,
Copper and Iron Tscks fov leading; -
deep sea and hand leads Of different sises.
The above arc for ssls a. low % can bs
purchased elsewhere.
LEWIS HOAR & co.
~...L 90 ts2l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-11-28

IA OTICE.--We are requested TO state, that
the dealers in Dry GOODS, in this town,
have concluded to discontinue the practice Of Civ
ing PArTERNs. In considering This natter, rnuch
careful and di-passonaie reflection has been excr-
cised. and they have with entire anansnty resolv-
cd upon the measure, undcr n conviclion. that il
~ calculated Ia remove an extensive evil, from
which perhnps. buyers have suffered even more
disadvantage Than sellers While availing them
selves oi lhls occasion 10 tender their acknO wledg
mens for public patronage, they would request
leave TO express a hope, that the same friendly
disposition will be continued TO aid them in abo-
fishing this troublesome and useless practice. -
This anticipation is in great degree confirmed
by the appreciation already expressed by many
large and experienced purchasers in this town.
and the Successful adoption of the same neasur
in other places [noy l4e
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PHRENOLOGY.

bHRENOLOGY, or the doctrine Of the men
- tai Phenomena-by j. &. Spurzheim, NJ u
IN vols. 8 vo. Vol. I,'Physiological part, will,
plates Vol. 2d, Philosophical part t--Thnd
American edition, greatly improved by the aahor,
from the third London edition, 1888
Outlines Of Phrenoiogy, by DR. Spurzheim,
being also manuel Of reference for the PHEEN-
ILLOGICAL Busr which accompanies the Booa, +,
vol. ~ mo.
a view Of the Elementary principles Of
Education,
founded on the nature Of man, by Dr. Spurzheim
vol. y mo- 2d American edition, revised and
improved 1898.
Philosophical Catocht4in Of the
.NatMdl Lors Of .Ian,
by Doct Spurshen-3d improved edition, 1898.
Examination Of the Objections made in Britain,
against The Doctrines Of Gail and Spurzhein by
DOct Spurzheim--and
An Article Of 'he Foreign Quarterly Review,
by Richard Cheneyx, Esq. =, &C. with notes
by Doct Spurzheim Ist American edition, with
improvements I vol. 2 mo. 1888.
The above Books, and the chronological mark
ed Bust, received for sale or circulation, by
nov 7 w. CALLAHAN.
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ID 1 T. ID

in this town, on "Wednesday evening last, after
long and distressing illness, Miss Sarah Ann
Bigey, youngest daughter og Capt. John Bigley,
in the Goth year Of her age.
At Portsmouth. on Monday last, Miss Arabel-
Ia Z. Cowey, in the SD year Of her age
At Hudson, N. Y. on the 9th inst. Capt John
Greene, formerly a merchant Of New-York, aged
II years, native Of this town.
From the Canton {Ohio) Repository, Nor. Is.
"On the 9th INST, at his residence in Jackson
township, Stark county. capt. Benjamin Page, an
officer Of the Navy during the Revolutionary war,
aged 80 years. lie held Lieu.enant's commits
sion; acted as commander of several vessels; was
three times taken as a prisoner Of war, and was
one Of the number who effected the destruction of
the fsate Gaspee."
[Capt. Page removed from Portsmouth. on
this Island, to Ohio, about two years since, with
his family, where they took up permanent resi-
deace.1
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AUCTION.
DRY GOODS-LOOKLNC. GL.aS

Nv u " k<u ~
sEs, SC. AT AUCTION.
o" Saturday nert, AT . o'ciock, a. m. al
(. he dCCIION ROO.n.
HLUE, Blk, ohve, drab, and mixed
ND brondcloths flushings, Kerseys,
petershams, flannels, linsey S, blan-
kets, sattinets, counterpanes and quilts
silk and cotton hdkfs; bleach'd shirtings,
suspenders, lambs wool half hose, CALI
cos, green csntons, buckrams, woolen
mittens and gloves buttons, fine box
wood combs, hair do; blk. and white fer
ret; 4 cases fur hats.
ALso--bibles, blank books, writing &.
letter paper, umbrellas, violiDs, new and
second hand clothing, beds, watches,&c.
Likewise, a quantity of gilt framed look
ing glasses, clocks, Sc. to close consign-
ments.
Also, a quantity Of mems and ladies'
CLOAKS.
Sales positive, fair or foul weather.
Conditions liberal, and made known at
sale. The Goods will be sold in Lots TO-
suit purchasers. NJ. HALL, aucrr.
nov %
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The Springfield SOmnamJulist is a
mong the objects of peculiar, eccentric
interest of the day. She is represented
as rational, pretty girl, Of interesting
manners, about l6 years Of age. Ap-
prehensions are felt, as the paroxisms
increase and her strength is much en-
hausted she may sink under the effects
of such repeated disorganizations Of her
system.
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The following Gard appears in the
Philadelphia papers, Of Thursday

w. J. DUANE has not, since he ceased
to be Secretary of the Treasury, in Sep
tember last, written any letter, or other
article, intended for the public eye, with
the exception Of the cautionary cards
published on the eve of the last election; /;
nor has it been his desire TO make any
exposition whatever in relation to occur
rences at Washington, unless in self-de-
fence; and he will, accordingly, at an
early day, appear at the bar of the pub
lie, at least to repel imputations upon his
integrity and conduct as an officer and a
man. Into general discussion on the
deposite question, he may not consider
himself now called upon to enter. In
the mean time, he respectfully asks
suspension of judgment on the part of the
public, upon the points at issue between
the President and himself.
This Card is delivered to each Of tie
daily papers in this city, with the hope
that none will refuse to give it currency.
November Goth, 1888.
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w. GALATIANS

Circulating Library,--Reeem additions
x a Ah-The IIeadsman, by Cooper, 2 Wis.
~ IL W 5il-Village Bellies, a novel, 2 vs.
5l2-Peier Simple, OF the adventures Of Il mid
shipn'an, hy Tom Cringle, vol
5i3--Alice Paulet,-a sequel to SydenhanI, 2
vols.
5i4--The Magdalen and other tales, by James
Sheridan Knowles, vol.
5i5-i.omdon Nights Entertainments, 2 vols ,
by Lehch Richie, author Of the "Romancs Of
History France
5l6-The iuGrmities Of Genius, by Il. X. Mad
den, author of "1'ravels in Turkey" &c. vols.
5I7-Domestic Poriraure, or the successful
Application Of Religious principle in the education
OF family, exempliiied in .be memoirs of the de-
ceased children Of the Rev. Leigh Richn.ond,-l
volume.
5i8-Spur2heim on Fducaiion--A view OF Tive
elementary principles Of Education, founded on
the study of the nature Of nan--by GSpurzheiin,
NJ ID, vol.
Newport, Nov. ., 1888.
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In looking over the New York weekly
returns of deaths in that city, we find
out OF I3 deaths 81 were OF consumption.
Nearly all these were females. So it will
continue to be; this insidious disease
will consign to the grave the good and
lovely Of our species, SO long as they ex-
pose their lives and health by imprudentIy
wearing thin shoes and light aud inefli-
cient clothing.
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
BENJAMIN MARSH, JR.
-No I2S e n,

40. I3s & i39, Th0mes-s'rcti,
He As just received first rate assortment OF
2 q. INDIA RUBBER SHOES, Of eve
ry description: among them are ladies fine figured
ut s per pair, good article mems and chill
drcn's also.
On haul as usual, Gentlemen. and LADIES'
Boots and Shoes Of every description aud PRICE
Boots u Shoes Of all kinds manufactured IN the
best manner and newest style; purchasers are re-
que-ted to call aud examne the above articles for
themselves. [noy Ia, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-11-28

CoNcERT.--We understand a Con-
cert principally of vocal music, will be
given at the Masonic Hall, tomorrow
evening, by Mr.. GEORGE FRIEND, OF this
place. Mr.. Friend was an excellent
Vocalist several years ago, during which
time he has been absent, ,--and if report
speaks true, he has greatly improved in
the intermediate time.