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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-11-06
New Goods.
CHEAPER THAN EYER !


a NJ. CRANDALL, & co. have rec vd
~ THIS DAY from the NewYork Auction
Rooms, superb assortment Of Fall and winter
DRY GOODS, which together with their former
stock, renders their assortment complete. Among
them may be found the following articles, viz
Bse, blk, brown, claret, invisible green, s. drab
broadcoths; blk, blue, drab 8" lavender colord
cassimeres: red, white, yellow S green hannels-
Valencia and Marseilles vesting: English merno,
merino Cashmere, black Italian lustring, gros de
Nap, Gros do BerIins & Gros de Lyons; first rate
assortment OF cslor'd silks Of every shade & quail
iiy, from AZ to rs cts; 4 5 7 s. Sd Irish diaper,
Russia do; Irish ard German linen shrting. I0-4
linen sheeing, bleach'd aud brown linen table CO.
vers, napkins from Is to As Cd each, 500 ps rib
bons from No. 3 to No. %, all cOlors, prices and
qualities; jackonet, book Swiss s. nansook musns,
fgur'd, book, Swiss and null muslin; 3 ) s. GA
bobbinett lace; bobbinet thread lace cdgings; 5
f. Sd red, blk and white merino shawls; 3 4
and Ga blk red and white 1hibet wool; elegant
embroidered do; furniture and cambria dimity, ho-
siery Of every descriptions gentlemens' and ladies'
silk and hoskin gloves; misses do; 4 & 5-4 brown
and bleach'd sheetings and shirtngs; cOlor'd cam
bricks, blk silk velvet; bandanna, pongee & Bar
celona hdkfs; blk Italian cravats, linen cambric,
and linen cambric hdkfs; linen and cotton tapes
sewing silk and twist, with many other articles too
numerous to mention in an advertisement. The
public are respectfully solicited to call and exam-
inc for themselves.
| Newport, Sept is, 1884
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POETRY.
AUTUMNAL EMBLEMS.

nv wM Howi1r
THE FADING OF THE WOODS.
Splendor is on the Tough
= lac W thering leaves fall fast
Yet wilder beatty crowns the forest now /,
han Though the summer past.
A NOR" resple ndant blaze,
Of rich aud radiant hu,s,
Cleans through the au'umn haze,
Than mid the summer dews.
go is II nature loves
In all her pow er TO part
So with her passing lendor moves
. he seveIing human heart.
Calmly through pleasant years
We love some kindred mini;
But ti- only through our parting tears
Its full delights we ind.
Then, how in form and face,
In every act and tone;
Beam forth the tenderness and grace
That melt US, and are down
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ErecutOl.'s Notice.

VUNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
= he has been duly appointed Executor to
the Last Will and Testament of Miss Jane
Uilson, late of Newport, deceased, by giving
bonds as the law directs. He therefore re-
quests all persons indebted to said Estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
any demands thereon 10 present the same for
settlement to RICHARD SWAN, Erecr.
Newport Oct. Is, 1874
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PianO-FOrtc, & MusicS tore,
nos. 33 y 80, wEsTMINsTER-st
PROVIDENCE.

TENIlE subscriber has for sale q keeps constant
n ly on hand, a large assortment Of Music
Musical Instruments, & Musical Goods, at whole
sale or retail, on the most favorable terms.
Piano-Fortes Of Gilbert & Co.'S make constant
ly on hand, and for sale at the manufacturer.
lowest prices, warranted equal to any manuiac-
iured in this country. A large collection Of piano
forte music, instruction books, &c.
Piano -Fortes TO let. s. T.. TIlURBER.
Providence, Sept IS, lS34.-t3mos 1
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rightly, his last hours will be embittered by no
unavailing solicitude; but when, "'ike a shock
of corn fully ripe, he is gathered into the gar
ner," his end will be that Of the righteous
Bangor Courier.
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ALBERT ii. HEWITT,
Harness Maker,
. Newport, RI.

.Neariy opposite the State -House;
HAS on hand good assortment OF Harnesses, ,
H Saddles, Brides, Whips, Vases, T,avel-
ling Trunks, and ca,pel Bags, which he offers for
sale on the most liberal terms.
Repairing done at the shortest notice, and in
the neatest manner.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

William G. Coezens, s. Co.
A RE- receiving daily from New-York, va
IA riety of New Fall Goods-such as Me-
rinos, Circasslans, &c. &C., and OH Monday
next, will offer their general assortment of
New Goods. Oct 9th.
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RU ELLIS STOM AC ii
BEITTERS
= =

May be used IN U'me or Waier.
\lIESE celebrated BITTERs are composed
u purely Of ofvegetabes OF the most innocent vet
specific virtues. They are recommended partcu-
larly for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and Strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
appeite--aso a preventive against the cholera
norbus, fever aud ague, removing nausea, vomit-
ing, heart burning, weakness in the breast, pain
in the stomach, and other symptoms Of fatulence
and Indigestion. One box will ,incture a gallon Of
spirits, wine or water-Price 25 cts. a bor
RUSSELL'S ITCH OINTMENT.
This choice and safe Ointment il said TO be SUI
perior to any now in use, for that disapreeable
complaint the lTcH. This Ointment is so certain
in its operation, that no person troubled with the
above disorder ought to be without it. II il rem
edy for cuaneous eruptions, scorbutic affections Of
the head, or any other breaking out which arises
from sharp humors Of the blood-Price rs cents.
Also, RusseH's celebrated
SALT-RIIEUM OINTMENT.
! TINS is unquesiiOnaby the hest and safest rem
edy ever yet offered to the public for that ob.,i-
nate disorder SALT-RHEUM. Where other renns
have failed, il has succeeded and the fact ha, il
has been extensively used by eminent practitioners
speak volumes in its praise. II is equally efcacious
IN all diseases Of the skin scald head ring worms
and the most inveterate itch, ring worms, &c &c.
NUMEROUS certihcates might be obtained, but the
proprietor chooses that fair trial should bo tho
only evidence Of its superior effcacy-Prioe SO
cents a Dor.
RusseIrs Vegetable
BILIOUS PILLS or FAMILY PHYsIC.
For general use, in cases Of jaundce morbid SEN
sibiliiy Of the stomach and bowels, loss Of appe-
tite, rtd breath, costivenes. piles and all dseas-
es arising from hillary arrangements, for
correcting the state ofthe blood, and cleansing the
system Of foul and viscid hunors. These pills are
mild cathartic, producing neither pains nor grip
ing, and are therefore a valuable and highly sp-
proved medicine, and are pronounced rs such by
the most distinguished sicans-each box con-
tanning ss pills. Price 37t cents a bor.
iLfeA fresh supply is Just received and for .ale
by Rowland X. Hazard, =. w. Vinson, and at
the sign Of the GOOD Sanorifon," Newport
also with the druggists in Prov denes, and through
the United States.
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WANTED, boy from Is to l6 years @
age, as an apprentice at the above BUSINESS.
Newport, June 26, 1884.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE

Y'IIE subscriber having received, under the ii-
Il recton Of the Supreme Judicial Court, from
John Clarke, cordwainer, an assignment, of his
property in trust for the benefit Of his creditors,
hereby gives notice, that all claims against the
said John Clarke, must be presented within six
months from this date, or they will be dcbarred
from any dividend on said estate.
JOHN &. CLARKE, dsg'ne.
Newport, Sept IL, 1884.
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BOTTLED WINES.

A fresh supply Of Champagne, Hook. Port
"A Madeira, sherry, Muskat, Claret, Malmsey
Brown & Pale Sherry, making a stock of more
than t,co thousand Bottles Of choice and com
mon wines. J. X. NEWTON, &Co.
auo19
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BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,
Of all the pdri6us sizes
And Patterns in general u.e--FOr sale ut

And Patterns in general u.e--For sale at
". C.4LL.AH.4.N7S
BooK-sTORE AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
tUIeW. G.. has recently increased his stock OF
Blank Books, and offers them for sale as low as
at any store in the State.
/ Oct2
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YNHE proprietors Of Pews in the lst Baptist
u Meeting House, who have neglected 10 pay
the assessments made thereon, are hereby notif-
ed that payment is expected within 80 days, or
their pews will then be advertised and sold, ac-
cording to the Charter of ofIncorporation.
ID. G. DENHAM, Treasurer.
Newport, Oct. 8, 1884.
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ADMLNIS I RATOR'S NOTICE.
THE subscriber having been appointed Admin
istrotor on the estate Of ALLEN NOR
TON, late Of this town, dec, and having quail
fed himself as the law directs, hereby gives no.
tce to all persons indebted to SAID estate, to make
immediate payment, and all those having demand.
against said estate, are requested to present them
for settlement.
PETER p. REMINGToN, Admir-.
Newport, Oct. 9Th, 1884.
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BROAD-CLOTIIS.
MERINO SIIAWLS.

g NJ. CRANDALL, &Co. have this day
~. received from New-York, in addition
to their former stock, superb assortment of
567 a. 81 red, blk and white merno shawls:
D 9 and ~ red and white Thibet wool, of SUI
pcrior quality; and as low as was ever offered
IN Newport (sept.2j.
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SieN on TnE
q Cd = Nj a Is Il s. " .
7Hira door South Of Market-Squdre,
NEWPORT, r.. l.

UUST RECEIVED, ESoLisu LozRNGrs
cJ of Rose Sassatras and Balsem of folu
for Cough Variety of HrGRs preserved
by the Shakers for Medical use, - Lemon
Balm, Sage, TboroughwoH, Wild Indigo,
Ginseng. Coltsloop, Black Cobosh, &c.
Robinson's Patent GRoATs g. BARLEY for
making Oatmeal and Barley Cruel IN ten
minutes excellent articles for the nursery
and sick room.
Ncapol,nn PASTE for cleaning brass, sil'
yer, SC, put up in boxes with directions.
Nursing Bottles and Tubes, a new and
improved article.
Chnesc CEMENT. water and Gre proof. for
mending CHM and Glass ware, put in vlals
with directions.
Patent Adhesive PLasrER, a superior ar
ticle.
Fresh JuJuBE PAsrE in Boxes and IN
SHEETS, delightful article in slight coughs
aud hoarseness.- Vegetable PuLMoNkRy
BALsAM for Coughs, Asthma. aud Consump-
ton --BLuE PiLL, in Mass English supc-
| tior article.
EYE GLAssLs, for applying liquid medi-
cues TO nnamed eyes.
Swaim's PANAcEA - Billiards. Oil Soa
Wards Vegetable Hair Oil: CHLORINE
tooth Wash.
A LARGE assortment Of Drugs and Medi
cincs. fresh, and of the first qualny.--Nc'
Medicine chests kept constantly on han'
and old ones rcfited at the shortest notice.
4, N. B. Particular attention paid TO Wedic'
, Prescripiions. Jan. Is tf
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ting up all over the United States, and
adopting resolutions bearing the impress
of the same miut, 10 coerce Congress in
to immediate action" He treated the
n no.ives of such meetings with consider
able levitv, made some cuts at lawyers
and politicians who'conld decide nil the
points connected with the immense ques-
ton of removing and restoring the pub
lie depositos, without evidence, without
facts, without hearing but small piece
of one side of the question, and then put
forth their resolves to govern the opin-
ion Of the country, He said lie should
not pay much regard to such sudden yer-
diets, although they might be communi-
Gated by procession of gotcn-men who
should make a circuit round the city,
1 like the soldiers of Joshua round the
wall, of Jerico, and deliver their resolves
in blast of rams horns, loud enough
to blow down the walls of the cnpitol.
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summary.

TarLAplrs rUasisG OLD BAcnELoEs.-
The Portland Courier says that the young
Ladies Of that town have iormeo an "''''
Matrimonial Society.
uDo..LD CLaRKE atirsc,s pretty gooa
audiences, i, is said, to listen to his lectures
=, Love and Marriage. lie deserves en-
c,,,.gemen, for one reason alonc-he Is
pnnc,aal in paying his prin'er's bills and We
wish we could sag as much for certain gen
,lam,n who travels to decide bets -B. C0''r
The Mobile papers sa, tina, the month 0
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Rhod ell $ a n d Re publica an.

SUNDAY, Jan I2.--Bril Juno, of rrov''
denoe. Mayberry. from Providence ',r fiaVa"a.
MONDAY. Jan l3.- SCHOONER Nest"r, OF
Bridgeport, Hawley, from Deiacfsfa. 20 GAYS
for Bridrepoa, with loss Of main t"pmast' 'o'e'
yard. and sqnare sail spoke Sih January pr's
Elizabeth. from New York, for New ofieans'
lat So 30', Ion .29 30', AZ Deme'afs, ofls
Jsinos HAY, from coast of Africa. Who let On
the eoast Schooner Dollar, llaskuni, OF Salem.
TUESDAY, Jan. ID Brig George, of New
Haven, Hill. from New Orleans, lor New nav.
en-, % DAYS, having suffered severely in lose o'
salts, obliged TO s,avc 80 hhes. mo'assess, iof
the preservation Of the vessel .atla5 .lf ...
Br.g Emit, Brown, in distress 81 days, from
Santa Martha. in the gulf near Flaiors Shoal,
in heavy gale was run foul ofby vessel, car
ried away Yards main,top mast, split sails to
pieces and caused her TO leak bid'y, blowing so
heavy could not learn what damage was feoev.
ell spoke ON 9th Jan. with brig Anawan from
Fall River, bound TO Washington, lat 80 80
lonp "a 20, on 9Th, spoke brig Alexander from
Rio yaneiro, bound 10 Baltimore
.f ENTERED. aH hsf
Soop Venus, Mason, Now York haa
CLEARED. eaak
| Ship George Cbamplin, Brown, South seas
whaling
Schooner, Geneva, Mon,ogol, souih-seas
sealing.
Schooner Concord Vaughan, Havana.
Sioop Venus, Mason, Providence
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November, past, was the coldest that has |
been known ia Alabama.for the last twenty !
years.
The Town Council ofTirertor, have re.
fused to grant licences of any kind to tav'
erners, retailers, &c. The coming year.
Mss. Willard, in her letters from France,
lately published, states that it is the settle
intention of General Lafayette, to revisit this
country, and that lie aill prob ably be nceom
panied by one of his grand daughters.
'fmothy,' said a certain Grocer to his
clerk. I've joined the Temperance Society
and it won, look vel to sell liquor, in future
before folks So, ifony person calls for any
you must take them into The back room'
young man and young woman Of the
commune of Lexon, in the Meurtho, being
attached TO each other, but fading inSepera
ble objects to their union, resolved to die
Aiew days ago they went together into n
neIghboring wood, where the infatuated
youth first killed his mistress hy pistol sho,
and thea shot himself.
a grain Of musk viii, it is said scent a
room for twenty years, and al the end o.
'hsi period will have lost little its weight
The house No. 8 Crescent Court, was en-
tered through the balk part, on Saturds,
night, and robbed of sundry articles. Th,
rogues went first into the cellar kitchen
where they ate up pudding.
Il err THEM on TuE WINDING Way
An immense drove OF old hogs with lon,
ears, and young pigs with KIN1s in their tail
passed through this town last week, on thei
e way to Boston, preparatory 10 the asselnblin,
Of the legislature. We hope the city folk
will not iecdour honorable country represen
tatives on "whole hogs" and entire swine
: this winter.
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NOTICE.

Providence, Jan l2ih 1884
The Society Of moral phianthropss will
celebrate the birth of Thomas Paine by par
taking of a supper at the Mansion House, in
this city on Wednesday 29tb inst. All those
wishing to partake of the festivities OF the
day will facilitate the arrangements by lcav
ing their signatures with Oliver b. Tabor
No 4 High street, Jabea Pierce, 4io North
Main ST, and at Joseph A. SCOTS store. Ed
dy's Point
n. b. Tickets 10 be had at the Maneio,
House, likewise of the Subscribers.
OLIVER +. TABOR. } c'mmi'tce
JABEZ PIERCE, OF
VIM. f. HAWKINS, } arrangcmoni'
jan IS 1t
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N ..

on BY this "nesci qasn'," 10 blush Tor
my assertions, l will drop tie subject, or ra-
Tho, submit il 10 Ale pubiic, who are best
qualified to be their own arbi,ers.
In thus replying 10 tne correspondent o'
the Herald, would be uuderstood as wishing
TO wsge "no war of words" ns soliciting no
newspaper discussion upon on affair which.
is at present Of so little importance 10 either
Of us. Vox ADoLEscENfioh'
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Brighton Market.
Woaday, Jan. 9Th.
Reported for the Boston Advertiser
AMI Patriot.

At Market this day, 45S Beef Cattle 30
Stores; 1860 Sheep, and 1870 Swine. About-Go
beef cattle remain unsold
PRicEs.- Beef Cattle "A small advance from
last week, particularly, on the best qualities. -
Wo noticed two or three yoke very fine, taken al
sc, VIC quoto prime a, $500 a 80, good at ga.
20 500, thin at So rs 80.
Sheep Doll We noticed lots taken al 81 !
92, 50, S2,25, 50 30, and $500
Sloine.-We noticed one lot taken at 4ic. for
Sows, and 5sc FOR Barrows, one lot at 4lc. fol
Sows, and &c. for Barrows. AT retail, 5d 6c
for Sows and &c. for Barrows.
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Died.

In this town, on Tpeedny morning, Nr.
DAVID READ.oged 63 years.
At Providence, on tae 4th met. mr. JohN
BRowa, aged CT years.-On ING ON, mrs'
Lrcy Low. aced CT years.-- On the Slli hrs.
I.vn,A p. BE- ..yT. wife Of C,pt. Stephen B.
Bennet, aged 33 years, formerly ofthls town
A, south K,ngs,nwn, on The 18th ult. Mrs.
Is,n,L Tryyr. wife Of Caleb 'Teift, Esq. a.
ged s8 years-and on the 3lst her husband
.CALEB Tgyvr. Esq.aged ~ years.
AZ Nsw Bedford on Tuesday, suddenly
from the rnpiose of blood vessel, IN III o.
.ougbing. Sir. HARVEY SULBiNGs Jr. aged
u years.
4, s.. Louis. on the 18th ult. Gen. DANiEi
BIssELL. late Of the u. $. army.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers having bee" "p-
pointed by the Court Of Probate
for the Town OF Tiyerton oniniis-
sioncrs, to receive aud examine tho
claims Of the creditors against the Es-
tate Of Plrlip Grinucl late of said 'riv-
er,on, mariner dec. and re presented in
solvent do hereby give notice that six
months from the ith day Of November
lns, is allowed for that purpose, a. that
we nre ready Mt oil ,imss n. our respect.
i've dwellings to receive the above said
Claims aud that we will meet at ihe
house Of George Law,on in Tiverton on
the las, Tuesday Of April next TO nd
just tho above sald claims ut which time
and place all persons interested may up
pear aud be heard.
JOSEPH OSBURN,
SAMUEL. SEABURY, }Commis ,'rs.
NIGH T.. DURFEE.
All persons indebted to snid estate are
requested to make Immediate TO
PETER ESTES, Administrator.
Jan. 8. 3w
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n Ship News. ,E-
lis r... - :, newport. Aza2
aREIHED

THURSDAY, Jan. Q. = Schooner fIa"sna'
~ East River, Grey, from PROVIDENCE '"' ''''
folk ..;., p,
wJ,ondon. Rotors. from do. for 90.
'schooner Caroline, Of Boston, Allan. from y
sebooper Gen. Marion, Of ProEidenee' w"
bonr. from New.LondOn, for do ,..,.
SATURDAY. Jan. ~ = Schooner CnaIe.
ton Packet, of Somerset, Baker, IRON oo"''
! set, for Baltimore.
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Married.

At Providence, Mr. WILLIAM u. STEW
ART Of this town, TO Miss SARAH RILEY, o'
Providence. :,
A, South Kngstown, on the LET inst. M
JonN II. NICHOLS Jr TO Miss MARY ArS
HAZARD, daughter Of Mr.. Richard Hazard
oil of South KiDgsiown.
At New York, on the Cd inst. Capt. Law
RENEE KEAnsEY, ofthc U. s. Navy, to Miss
JOSEPHINE &. HALL
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NEWPORT BANK.

a Semi Annual dividend 10 declared aud
N payable at Ibis Bank, on and after the
iir't day OF January. 1884
The Annual Meeting Of Tho Stockholders
will be held u, 3 o'clock, p. NJ. On tho same
d0y, for the Election Of directors for tho en-
SUNG year. And ut The same time, the cl-
cc,ion ofDrcctois for the Rhode Island In.
surance Companywll take place.
by Order $. CAHooNE, Cashier.
Dec. 25. g8t
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From the Washington Globe.
Specie.

Is mos, abundant the country, ara us
flowing in from every quarter. bA-
change on. all foreign countries u in'r'n-
sically much below par, and IN our favor
in this state of things there can be no
demand for export the only demand
iherefuie, is by one Bauk, aud from one
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SAVINGS BANK.

E,uE Directors Of this Institution are
u hereby notified, that their semi annual
meeting. preparatory TO declaring Dividend
will take place at the Banking Room. on
Thursday evening, January 18th, 1884. al
6 o'clock. "A punc,ual attendance is reques.
ted. h. IlADWEN, Treasurer.
Jan. Is. lw.
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city on the other, TO correct their halan-
ces. There never Las been period
within our recollec,inn when there has
been SD little real demand for specie.
The above article is from the New
York Daily Advertiser, appear wholly
devoted To the Bank of the United
States. The single fact announced IN
this short paragraph, is conclusive to
prove the wantonness ofihe eufiailmenis
now making by tina, Bank, and The idle
ness of the notion that there can be any
extensive pressure for money IN the
country. The Bank presses some o'
Its own debtors and now aud then breaks
one of lis own friends. Beyond that th'
pressure so much complained of is chiei
ly The work of sancy, a mere eiamo
raised TO operate on Congress.
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Farewell to steam !

Captan Erickson, Of London, has
what he terms a Caloric En-
ginc, by which air is TO he substituted 'or
motion of the pisions beng
sustained by alternately heating and
condensing the air above and below them
the supply being furnished from smal'
tubes connecting the cylinders which
tubes are so constructed as to furnish
alternately the cool and heated air CIR
culating through them, without scarcely
any loss of calorc. Two pounds oil iu'
cl per hour only, is required for a pow
or Of one horse. Ills model is IN sue
cessful operation, and If his hopes of'
realized, steam has seen It's best days
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(From the Boston Courier
pri,,s az "a ooI at Eostou. Jan. Gt

Prime or Saxony Feeces, 20 a 10 cents per
pound, American full blood washed wool 6o a
is cents, do. 4 do. 30 sc, do 41 a 81. d.
40 a ID, Supcriino pulled Lambs, - CO. ls'
ort, 10 80, Cd do. - 40, Sd do. 30 a 81, spin
sing lst sort. 80 a GO cents per pound.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
w II. 81 ", l. SW AN

EHAVE this day entered INTO co-port
II nership, aud will hereafter jointly DO
business ~ Merchant Tailors, at the we'i-
kno.n stand. whic,, Dir. Wm. u. swan has
IN now individually occupied ms a Merchan,
Tailor Mr.. w. 3. .Swnn feels grateful Tor
oas, favors. and hopes that the firm nsy me-
rit continuance Of those favors which has
hitherto been literally awarded TO him.
Jan tf
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Norursa PgRsoNAL.--At recent
ves,rnl meeting ina metropolitan parish
n Mr.. Bussey said to Mr.. - who
wos church warden nj the lime 'S'r
| mean nothing personal to my eXce'-
lent friend, Mr.. -; but IT is my
conscientious belief, that itc has pun
J.r.J ,be uarish ever since he was born
and is the creates, thief in the universe.
I do not wish tn be personal Uai
must say he is villain, an iniamo"
scoundrcl, and Radical. ino" 'PeaS
in my vestral capacity, and th'n% ina
every hand should have a whip to iash
the monster mixed through the word