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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-12-13

Posi- OFFICE REroRT. From the an
nuaI Report of the Post Master General
it appears THAT the gross amount OF
postages during the first 6 months OF 1854
was ST. ,448 ,269, go, and the gross eXpen-
ses OF the Department 81 ,4O0,76 DO
Nett income after deducting expenses,
$47,5O7 "a: which sum, deducted from
the debt of the Department on the 1st OF
January last beyond the amount OF its a
vailable funds (S3l5, 5,599,98) reduce it to
1858 ,O92,72. Since lst OF July 1t has
been still further reduced, and it is cal
culated that before the close OF 1850, 1t
will 30 wholly extinguished. This amc!-
ioration of the finances Of the Department
is effected by "rctrenchments IN the
transportation of the mail ;" I. g. by dis
continuing sundry routes, and diminish
ing the frequency Of transportation OF
others. The number Of Post Offices u
the United States on the lst of July last
was 1868 being an increase oi o06 o
YER the number reported last year. lh'
mail ,s now carried in stages and steam
boats about l6, 900, 900 miles year, an'
on horseback and in sulkies, about 5000
OOJ making a total of about %, ,5OO,OO
miles year. On the lst Of July 1855
the number Of miles was stated at $3.50
435 showing diminution Of AZ
miles.
The Commercial Advertiser says,
der the circumstances Of the case, the Rc
port Of the Postmaster General is wisel
drawn up. NeSer in our lives, did W
meet with more perfect observance 9
the adace-" Least said is soonest mend
ed" The bankruptcy ofthe department ut
is admitted, to the extent OF nearly S4ot
900, and the illegal loans, and the 'ovei
checks,' and all the paltry contrivance'
known under the name of sk,nning,' !
Wall street, are admitted, and spoken
with as much non chalanee as though a
these disreputable matters were open an
above-board d,--ordinaiy, legal, ana
long prevalence. No olluslon Is made
the enormous corrupiions, and other aD'
sus which have been detected while IN
Postm aster General exhausts u
strength and ingenuity, in miserable e
fort to charge the deficiency OF revenu
upon tho increased number of free letter
TRANSPORTED thus according 10 law.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-12-13
GOING TIE UHOLE +! CHEAP F.!

Tn}ANCY BELLOWS aid hearth brushes.
es.. floor brushes, vi rm.ns pans, tea pots
si,ioons, and OK balls. just 'ccoved for sale by
dec IS. SAMUEL WHEATON.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25
Na6frd0e+
QEe 1T Srieoricb 6ofelbob?

9Se 1T Yrteorib 9oE(bob?
Nor etwa elnein Sabre, bsfauo Ct 1lcb bes
parpere SerrD, in Marplanb, uno mar ae:
lonnen ''e9 Don bort nab VbiIaoelpbia 5u be:
9eben. Se't jener 5sit 1T nibt5 mebr Don
ibm 9eb6rt poroen.
Jr9eno ietnano, Der ettpas Don ibm ODE,
le'nem tsB'9en aIufentbalte meB miro feline
oeta9te aentter esrpfitDten, ibr pie9}a1ric6t
natef ersborefe Sebastian Nadely, Can:
-tons stark County, Ohio,-r,itautbeilen-
S"n10n, s0tar5 rs. 1884. 4m(.
Geutibe Sldtter nit oeren mir tpeel,Ieln
'peroen geeeten Sbi9es in ibre rslpeetipsr
Spalten ein,araRen. "
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25

beg antpeifet; bic @rnittelune uub 8efim.
inun9 bon 70 Diet Der 2inie be6 9Datafb unt
@rie Canals, al6 Bacon in oiefem Gtaate
lte9t bepotlmdbtieeno, uno fernsr bic Gin:
tbeti''ne. Sa9e uro bic QIntpeubun9 ce6 8ers
fabrens beD ben @erfdufen oes oaranlieeen:
oen Sanoe6; un cine aetpi0e QIIep in oer
Staot Neaf1laOn anEjubeber unt biz O1iIle
itraBe aus5uoebnen.
@beGdeibun9en.
S'n Vet, TN, Sane 9labe Don ibrert @be:
mann QBilliam 91abe, - um GamueI Did
oon feiner Gbefau @!iIe lid, - uuo Somc5
scott Don isiner ebefrau 9annab SsOtt 49,
81 trennen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25
S6ettf8 &erf0llf,

Strait eine5 BON Der Court BON gorpmen
plies> son Seferl on @anntp, Ian MIDI eeribz
teten SefebIs, brn 81. ia. ct 9ep. IA. 5u
Snntten oer IS armers uuo M E d. a.:
&c 8 9 t" Don @teubenoile, eeen
Die Sitter Bieb, QanoersDeu uuo SoatIelia-
felten bon Daniel 8ur9ert, babe
fol8enoe 26noerepen auo 5Qate befo9ten
. Sur9erts, in Bef bIa9 senon,nlen,
adnlicb : Soften go. 10 uno Is, nit einsn
arcben tarauf tbeilpsiIe erribtstan badltei
nernern 9aufe berebns1 81 eineu1 1Dirtbs=
nno stobrbauie ; 2ote 9}o. IA, NIT einem
tlelnen Slodbanle oarauf, lno bic b1tIiDe
palfts bon 2otte 30. 22,-al(e eeleseu in
Der Staot parIs, IN Starf @auntD.
-0 [ E / 6 { a Il 6f-
Der fol9enos beIDriebeue StriD poer
2beH Qanoes, t,dtnlih @S fduat an an
Der IaobftIi6en Gcfe> oes noro6 flicDen Bier
tslS Der Seetion 30. g. ir Gaunlcbip 80. IT,,
Don @an8e 90. 6, gebt Son bort weltIicb
ID NutDen. oann nbrolieD 46 Gubeu uno
|a6t Qunoertf}el elmer Gutbe Damn n6roIiO
l1e165ebn &utben uno 5peD QunoeytItel :;
Damn 6it'i6 feten3ebn stutben unb Elm 0un
oertfteL 5ar Steue osS QInfana5,-l,no ent=
|baIteno un9efdbr Il QIder mebr ooer tpeniz
|9er:-S Der foIaeno5 befcDritbene
3beil poer Stridb 2anbe5, i'm flc6fNcben
DierteI oer Sectiou SO. s, in Ga1u(cbip
I9to. H. Don Gan9e go. 6, abeeleaen uno
|besranst rie foIst ndnli6 @s faust an
ana noro6i itIibeu @de beioaten @iertels, Ii.
Iduft Damn fiolib init bs11tn Qinis ieeb s;ig
Rutben; eon bort n6reIi6 feeDs5isNut tben
Sur nbrbll1en 9ren5linie be1asteu Wiertels;
Don bort btlib neben bsla0ter Qinie, our
Stelle ees 9nfanes, entbaIteno 22 9|fer IL.
oebt5is @utben.
S erner- Cine 2otts oSer StIR 2anoe6
in Dem noroSitliben Diertel Der Seetion 9to
8, III belasten 3aunI1ip uno 9lan9e, an:
fanseno an bent pofen un9efabr 3wsv poer
orey Nutben fnolib Don Der @ds Der Qdaoe:
repen BON Saeob 5arrie ,sno 3eoefiab Welfer
IAN Del ,peit!iben 2inie Don Soeob Darri g.
2ano, Damn r,brolib feds uno 3wan3is Gu=
them neben Dem eanee be5 aenanntem QDeIs
|ter,- Damn weItlib filnf &utben uno
|a1t @elenfe; eann iholicD feds II. ,tpan5i9
Nutben, Damn bflib fauf &ntben uno abt
@elenfe, 3ar Stslle oes Qlnfanges; - entbal=
teno ein Qnaeert uuo fanfSis @utben.
Seruer Gin anoerer 2beil ecer
Sni6 2anbes, na9e bep ssnannter etabt
paris, entba!tenb unsefabr brep Nder, rpsls
6ee eerienise 1beil, rorauf oisS6sure er=
rl6tet 1T. Cine ndbere De1breibuus oaoon
miro 1T eiuem Diso Der 6 reeutore
oeS perfurbenen @noplpb Sdr eefun=
Den tperoen. spe'be, tpie petnutbet miro ; llb
| in Der Meerrbets 0fis oeS 1eiasren @auntp
Ibefinoet.
| QEelobe befaste 2beile pber strieDe eanoes
ib benz Qbbftbietenben, blpB Il baar
q elo, am DonneriFase, BEN 15ten Gag
ua1fen Wcnats Map, an ber 2bar oe6
Court 0auies in Canton, stpil6en 10 ubr
Sornittass aas 6 llbr 0labmittass, esrfaa=
Ifen ,psrpe.
8eer9e 81. webb, Stberiff.
| Sbsrifs=QImtsfube, Starf So.
Caution, Qlpril H. 1885,. 4n,al.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25

taetbobifiI1 bif96fGDen &rcbe son Sranf
lin gauntp; ta6 SprinefieIo 2vcsun1; BIZ
pbilc5etian 0eieul6aft be5 Weferu g'ufbes
lpobrun9S @pQestunl6; Die GbriftuS &rbe
ppta Wnbior, in QlStbabuIa gauntp; bic
Staot NbertD in Wont8omerD @auntn; bic
9teubenpitIe uno Sbio SIC QIoam11e Ga
nal 9efeul6aft; aur @erbe6eruns elmer QIe=
te, bic staot Sutton ineorperirenb; bic erfte
prs6tYterianiIcDe 0emeinoe 5u 2cncr in QIsb=
tobuIo @auntD; bic unabbansise Senerpr6t=
gen 9slsal1aft NO.L su OaDtvn; Die erte
Dereintate0emeinoe inBr:G5pil!e, @uDabo "a
@auntD; bic oeutid= lutD;rIDe uno pres
bDterianif fdbe 9emetnoe 81 0reene, @oIum=
biauo @auntp; bic erfe rs9eImdBi9e 8apti=
fen Grebe in Qon.er, Qidin9 @auutp; bic
er(te pre5tYterianifbe @emeinoe Jul Noees
belo, in Qurpn @auntn; bic seisulhaftlibe
gibliotbef5 Nereini9un8 81 Ni6fielo, III
Mebina @auntp; bic Masbiuotcn Seuer Sc
fduf0aft, al Cincinnati; oa5 DeutIcbe lutbes
riobe Seninarur,, Der oeutld). lutbe,ifdben
Gynooe oon Sbio uno Der anerenseuoen
Staaten; 5ur Berbeftrun9 elmer QIete, per=
be1erno bic Qete, >pelbe Die Gtaot @biuicp:
tbe iucorporrt, bic am 4.ten Sebruor 1925
palIiert III bic @in>inuati Sootel @sfeu:
{ebaft; bic erte 6fsntliebe 9emeinoe in @ Vorf
Olebina @auntp; bic perbunoene &ireben
@emeinoe 5u Seros96fie!o, 1T Garrou @auns
~; Die QeleSeIeulbaft nno litterarIl lbe Ser:
einiauna Der tuuseu Mdnner ron Morean,
QlstDobuia SauntY; bic erfe &irebenaemein:
De poa 8runSmid, in Meoina Gauntp; bic
erfe bfentlibe &ir1en 0eleufDaft in @ran.
ger, Ofeoina @auntp; bic presbpterianiIbe
STRIDE uno 9et1einoe su @oneore, Belmont
@auntY; bic Deafbe refOrmirte uuo Iutbe:
rilbe &irobe 5u @olunbiaua, @oIurbiana
@auntD; bic Stact Girsftcu in Soft @aun:
tv; Die Staot Oft 2ioerpooL in@olumtiana
'@auntD; Der Slefen @ouneaut, in 0lebtob,,.
Ia Gauntp; oas meoleiuIbe 2yceun1 Al gpe
pina; oa6 @auntp Qhbeneum 81 Meoina; DC
ae9enleitise Seuerperi'cberunes Geieu1tbaft
in MosbinStou @ountY; oi 8aptiften Der
bintuns oe6 Staates Sb;p; bic 9Bei0e Was:
fer 8riiden 9efeuIbafE Die gpaarfonbs Sc
feuloboft at Gtsubenolle; bic DeutIdbe, lu:
tberi(cDe uno reformirte AireDe in QBpc1ter;
BE erfe freq er(tanoene 8aptilten @emeinos
All Gonueant, 0lStDabuIa @auntp; Die Walli=
Ter caIpiuiFeibe Mstbooiten 9emeinoe, 81
cincinnati, oas Wobltbdtisfeits Snltitut Der
Danowerter 5u 5enld, tn 0reene S1untD-
0anfen.
Die Sbio eebensperf rfberune8= uno @reoit
8eIsal6aft; bic 2afapette 8anf 81 @inein=
natl; bic @lintou 8anf 81 Columbus; Die
Bane su Ma0illou; Die 8aat 81 3snia; bic
ganf au Sanousfp; Die 8anf 3u Nsw QiS=
bon; bic Sant 5u Gleaoelano uno Die 8ent
su Mppfter.
-6auptitdote.
Die Staot Cincinnati 3u ineorppriten unb
Sum Dur6leben nno QBioerrufen alter Sc
iebe uuo Gbeilen Don @eieseu, tpeIbe biSber
iber bieIen @esenftauo erIafsn Rnb; bic
Gtaot Columbus incorpo.ireno.
grbouung
pon Stoot6 We9en NoooS
Cine 9lete, utn einen Staats We9 aus5u:
menen ,,nb ;u maben, pom MitteIp untte
Mlantua5 in portase @auntp, nab llnionoil:
M NJ e =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25

David Bartle,
A br. Bear, Q
Michael Boss,
Gottfr. Bacher,
Fir, Brightal,
Jacob Burghnerj
lehman Blise,
Nichola hartley.
Chr. Bortner,
Chr. Brison,
NllChael ClauSs,
John Clark,
F. H. Cooke,
Casky,
J. B. Comparet,2 2
J. Culbertson,
Miss l.. Couss,
Geo. Chissmell,
M. O. Corr
w m. Crise,
D. Ceplinger,
Wm.Chri tmas,
T. c. Cummings,
Stephen Clark,
Mr.. Critics,
Henry Calurg,
r.. V. Colburn,
L. Core,
Joseph Cuilleurl
Luis Chourewn,
Nicholas Chilli
J. Cordonnier,
J. P. cllopentnier.
o
Edward DevOrnJ
Alfred Dobins,
E. X. Dibblee,
David Decides,
Mr.. L. Dupies,
G. Dunbar, Esq,
J. Drabenstra,
JosephDellin ger,
J acob Ditch,
Jonathan Davis,
John Depeny,
David Dommet,
Mon. DettnillerJ
S. Dorework,
J., B. Devillier.
e
John Eli,
Samuel Eli
John Edwards,
E. Elliott,
David Evans,
John Ernest,
David Ewningg, 8,
M ary Eliot,
Simon Essing,
A. Ester,
Henry Ebel,
Adam Ermist,
L.. Geo. Eglire.
g
conrad Feiter,
Henry Fordich,
surak Forter,
Thomas Falls,
T. Forkenrote,
George Flowers,
Adam Franse,
Peter Flore,
- friedman,
R. E. W. Fulton,
George Fulkes,
J &C. Frederick,
Antony Fink.
c.
Andrew " Gillieh,
$. &. Granfe, in I
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25

lMr. p. Maret,
us. M'Donnel,
IT. M'Noughen,
John Myers, Esq.
John Maher,
George MillerJ
lJocob Moyeri
John Main,
Mary J. Morden,
Peter Millert
|Jonas miller,
VIM. M'FarIandI
Geo. Motinger,
Michael Martsl
C. Menroute/
Jean P. Mounierj2
Lydia ,Nighman,
Mrs. r. n obeck!
Jacob Ness,
M. Ncrrot.
O
Samuel OFT,
Jacob Oberlin.
2
Susen Patton,
charles prichard,
6. Putmani
B. Philip,
Jacob Polner,
Jacob Pettering,
Geo. Prairaher,
P. F. Prison, 2.
John Rucl1t
Adam Rich,
| capt. J. Richard
frank Row,
Jacob Resef
George Rowe,
(John Richardt
chr. Il owland,
Mr.. Reason,
IN. Ritter.
chr. Safer,
Daniel Shnovely,
Jacob Shallicker,
Sarah Shives,
~ Swihort,
BENZ. spanglert
u. Sholdert
|John Stevens,
Antony snyderJ
Matthias Shork,
|John Sala,
John schragerf
IJolln Snlvely,
u. shoup,
Adam Shell,
j. Shewander,
Jacob ShoIl,
IJobn Sickefoos,
M. Shees,
Miss 2. Scott,
J. Shawalter,
henry Shidler,
J. sheneberger,
IJohn spangle,
". schilling, g
JohnShaper,
P. Shockey,
adam Smith,
Benj. Spangler,
lMary shannon,
Robert Snyvly
Solomon Sell,
John Ste ubing,
Henry Sell,
| Michel shond6,
Daniel 'Staly,
Adam shorb,
| SANDERS Y,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25

A. Gustueber,
Maria Gossanier,
M. Gossanier.
T.
Phillip Ii ammer,
John Hartzel,
Henry Hays,
eter Heifly,
Andrew Hams,
q. Huntingdon,
.Jac. Hostetter,
S. hendricks,
BENZ. Harshly,
Peter Harker,
John Hoover, 2
J. Hennich, @
John Hoys,
w. Horkebrod,
c. Hobenacher,
John Helgenstein:
w illiam Huetf
p. Hockensmith,
Andreas Hiser,
E. harding,
charles Haut,
c. Huithsi
5. Hartsell, ,
F. HelmaD,
F. Herbsler,
Tho. hartford,
ID. Humbert,
Henry Harbaugh
henry Hantzi
George Henry,
George HAS.
Ro6ert Huston.
! S. JONES'
cyrus K'immel, In
JosephKimmel,2 J 2
Jacob Ksime,
Mary Kimball,
Andrew Kunze,
c. Kreng,
christian KremerJ
John keller,
s. Kimmel,
J acob Keedy,
John king,
Peter Kalle1
D. Krichbaum,
Jacob Klleitz,
J. Kicheninser,
S. Kessler,
J. M. Koch.
T.
j. LaZerette
henry Lebell,
John List,
J. Londistissert
Peter Lilley.
?. Langsdorf,
VIM. w. Laird,
M. Lechner,
A. Lyna,
John Leahy,
benjamin Lee,
AOraham Linn.
j. JLivensporger,
M
Jacob Mier,
John Mckenzie,
Phillip McCue,
| William Mayer
!! ]. M Farland.
Jesse Milnir,
j. B. Morrow,
Rev. M. Martin
! catharine Miller
s. MarreI.
| Daniel Daliei
'er bief9ett teutfd
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25

Jacob SheIfyi
John shut,
Etias shes.
B. S!usser,
c. SoHe6arger,
Isaac Se6aeooi,
Jonas sly6ough.
Peter II. Schumaker,
Daniel Smith.
-Hr. Shankei.
| Jacob Steuirp +
Sarah slusserr
George Stover,
d. Sho.d,
Jacob Szviherta
Mary &esvurs,
Jacob Shelter,
Philip Statner, /
George Snyder> !
John sell,
George SchHgtengern
J2hn Shade,
'onas :f'angler.
seminary
@fthe Z. l.. studssts
George schneider,
Julius seUerheld,
Jonas stafford,
Isaac straeeher,
George Seidert,
Henry SAidIer,
lanes shannon,
Jacob Sayler
Iean4schoIdn ~
Jacob Shin,
Henry sitsiey,
Jacob so6alts,
Catharine simmous>
Matthias smith,
lean B. surQgut.
Monster schuler,
Henry sommer>
8 r. serva>
Jacob steiner.
| II
| Lydia 1ayler,!:
Jacob Troxelt
E. N. Trigg,
sam uel 'rreese, 4.
tJohu Trum,
Daniel Tresler,
H. & Y. Tasher.l
w. Underwood,x.
"
VIM. Vine,
George Vine,
Antony Verrierf'
chr. Vollmer.
! w
christian Wirtr
Adam weaver
samuel walker1
christian westly
IGeorge williamsn
francis wilson,
henry windrod, 8,
A. Warner,
Jacob Welty,
| V. Weaver,
M, welman,
T. wertenberger
Henry W:altmau
| A. hitmoret
Anna w imert
Dr.. P. alleny
henry Warnert
L. Wildmsn,
John wales,
j. W. Williams
John Young,
P, Yegler-
IL. Zentmyerr
M. Zimmerma1lt
| G. ]. Zechman.
az RENSSELAER,,
P M,
aas@-AAA--s-ss.--~s.ss.s~ss.-
80 OtLL<A<
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25

Die Staot Cincinnati 81 lueorppriren I'm
gum Dur6leben uno Mioertufen alter g.
iebe uuo Gbelen Don @elesen tpelbe bi5bt
itber oieien @e9enftano erlafen fno; o
Gtaot Columbus ;ncorpc.ireno.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25
pon Stoots Wesen T NoooS

Cine 9lete, UNI einen Staats QDe9 aus5u:
menen anb ;u .na1en, pom MitteIp untts
Mlantua5 in portase @auntp, raeb nnionbil:
le in @sausa @arntp; ferner In oen @aantpS
ppn portase, Starf, Golutnbiana uuo 2runs
bull; IN ben @auntps Son Vreble uno Darf;
pom QI.wera, purtase @a.lntp nadb @lsape=
lano, @upabrsa @auntp; Don Slapenna, in
9ertase @auntp ua6 Nainespille, in@eau8a
Co. { 9hs Der lau9en Site BON 9lc:en,
Staats Nese betrefeno, radsu svir bloB fol-
de Elm, bic rir bon belonoerem Snterene fir
unlete Qe(er balten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25
LIST OF LETTERS
in the Post Office at Canton, Apri.
LIST 1884.

Fl. Griswoldy
Lidia Giete,
John Grunlof,
Mar tin Gass,
A. Gollady,
Jacob Gasker,
Peter Gressley,
E. Gilmore,
Henry Gilbert7
Seth Gorden,
Henry Grim,
John GollauSer,
Anna Grifen,
Jacob Greeger/
James Graham,
Daniel Gromer,
D.Grifatier,
n. Gachirt,
A. Gustueber,
Maria Gossanier,
M. Gossanier.
T.
Phillip Ii Hammer,
John Hartzel,
Henry Havs,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-25

uulete Seler belten.)
Q(cten
bon elmer Qccat 9eatur, meEtbe nibt tins
ter ben pbisen elo1ifisiest fno.
~gine Qlete, lor9eub far bic 9serbenerun9
bes gtaats @runb @i0entbums, in Der
5taot @Olumbus; cine Yersnndisuns ses
tpdbreno, fur Die 8srbe6erunS Der Sb;f
fabrt auf Dem Musfingu,,, SluB; sutn Sefteu
Der &duf oes Sbio ,imo M1iami ganal Cans
nes; 5ur 0raubuns eines Sonos gun, BeIten
Der Mitmen nno &inber Der protelt ntifb BIZ
fD6flidben Vfarrer i'm Staats Sbip; ert,db=
tige,lo pie @intbeilun9 bes 19ten STANCES 6es
Qleftern 8orbeba(ts, in 9aunfGips Don rpe=
niger oenn 90. Quaorat NleiIeu; Die @anaI:
Somnnifiondre ermd6tiseno, cine SbIsuie
81 bauen, un, Die Dnrbfabrt bon 86ten aus
benz Sbip Canal in ben Waherbebalter Don
2idins Summit 81 sefatten uno fur anoere
Spede; gum gobuB oeS Stdot1ene Gtea1e=
lamb 9esen bic Mneriffe bes Sees; sur Be=
freDun9 eiues Tbeils Der WewYorfer bIbbf=
liebsn Metbobiften &irbe 81 cincinnati BON
Sarerbebung; gum Beltsn Der 9detbau Ges
feufbaft BON ypa,nilton Gauuty; 3ur Ner=
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-25

NEW GOODS.
VI T.. HALL, has now open

~hLIAM =. HALL, has now opened
w complete assortment of F.iLL I.ND
IFL\TER GOODS, consisting Of ofBroadcoths,
Cnssimeres. Saltinrtis, Vesiings red, whle aud
yellow English tannels supr'iins 1hlhet cloths,
French merlnoS, double width ne,ino circassinns.
single do, red and white merho Shawls. blbet
do, figured and plain Bockings De,onshre ker-
sey, blue aud drab Liverpool pilot cloths, black *
coor'd Silks lnces. ioongs, plain, plaid and fig
ured JachonnelIs, French Gothic CuiaIning, Tor
windows: furniture chin;z. flag aud pongee silk
hdklS, brown and beach'd Cotton Flanncls,
French do, corded skirts, white Linens, wooden
and cotton hosiery, gloves, ribbons, brown and
bleach'd COtions, silk Velvet, blankets, Eonba-
zines, burlap, bcdlicks, baudboNcs, stocks, chex,
silk camblets for cloaks, Russia Duck, twIlled
Colons, pelise wndding. al - Collars, blk. silk
Cravnts, first quality; Linen Cambria llhis, worst
ed edgings, white Linen Damask, figure table
covers, limitation aud Linen tanhrics, wells, binds
eye diaper. Scotch pals, Cotton Baliing4, colord
corded skirts, blk silk Hose, wooen Yam, black
lustrings, sewing Cotons, by the pound, and II
lnige variety not mentioned. Oct ..
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LEATHER AGENCY

Il G. SHAW, informs the public that
he has opened Store for the sale
of New ork q Philadelphia LEATHER,
fvarious qualities, consisting OF Slaugh-
ter and Spanish Sole, llemlock and oak
tan, from inferior and low priced, to the
first quality and will keeps II constant
supply on hand, and sell for cash, or ap-
proved notes, payable at Bank, at the
lowest fair prices.
Dealers and Manufacturers in this i'm
portant article in town and country, may
do well to call and Judge for themselves.
1 Newport, Sept. 1th, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-25

isicr's wharj,
VENIIE subscribers have been induced to
"a establish their business in Newport and
trust they will BE- patronizcd by the inhab-
tants of the town and vicinity generally
They will keep constantly on hand Italian
and American Marble, suitable for mantle
pieces and Monuments, also Dover marble
for tomb and head stones; Quincy Slate do,
common slate do, Connecticut free stone for
steps, platforms, hcarths, jambs, and under
pinning. Likewise soap-stonc fire places,
aud soap-stonc for all the general uses com
monty called for AT n Stone Cutters Estab-
lishment; Jersey free stone, and (as soon as
convcnlcnt) curb and flag stonc-all Of which
they intend to sell as low as can be purchns-
cd III New England, Of as good quality OF
stock and workmanship.
, FRANKLIN COOLEY, s. Go.
Newport, Oct IL, lS;}l.-I DIG
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-25

HAS just op,:ed great assortment Of Doors
IL aud Suors, suitable for the approaching
season; among them are, Ladies' lne Md French,
Morocco, blue black and jet black, lasingS Den
mark satin shoes cut aud made in the French
STYLE Misses kid, Morocco & cloth do. Children
kid and Morocco boots aud shoes of all colours, s.
of the first quality, Gentlemen's fine dress boots
shoes and pumps, together with II large assort-
nent Of low price boots and shoes. Those who
are in want of the above articles, will please cal
and see for themselves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-25

NOSEpII II. WEAVER, & Co. have removed
oS to Store No 1926, Thames street, sign Of tho
Big Hat, recently occupied by John &. Weaver.
aud have just received large assortment OF SUI
pcriino Fur Seal Gaps, Mems and Boys Hair Seal
Caps, Mems aud Boys Cloth Caps, Ladies Eea-
yer Bonncts, Toas of all descriptions, Fur Copcs,
&c, on the most reasonable terms. Satin Beaver
or other Hats, made of the best materials. at the
shortest notice Oct. 3Oth, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-25
NEW GOODS.
NATHANIEL SW EET,
VESKXy.A Us5Erse. 49,

At MS OLD STAND ON CHEAP-sIDE,
Uouid mpite The attention his customers and
he puJlic 10 gire him an carly cdH,-hacing
rceired good assortment of puy cheap
GOODS. Those who wish 10 buy chcop tciH
phase no him Me pleasure 10 cM and see his
gool bargains.
.2mong which are:
ROWN, blue aud mixed hroadcohs and cas-
simeres; merno cloths, beautiful assortment
of c rcassians and bon,bazrits; pctershams, Dew
onshlre keroeys. plans. sailrneis, rose blankets,
lanneIs, supc,b v.sting- for winter, Canton ilan-
nels, crash, home IA cotton aud wool flannel
en'bos d I hibe wool shawls, cheap lot pelticoat
robes, printed nIerno cloths, good assortment
bolinel lace, very cheap lot mourning prints
only Is per yd; u good lot fur boas, from 2 10 10
each; more lead coor'd hose for l24 cts, now
hair hose, furniture calicos for only cts per I'd. ;
good hdklS for L. cts 10 Is, elegant bead bags
cheap, French cotton blankets super, floor carpet
cotton IA wide for only % cents per yad, super
super do 5o cents, cambric muslin; book, jaconct
and null nisns; laccs, rdgings and blond lace,
floor cal lpetngs aud rugs, au... q sery cheap lot
Of diaper Of all prices, linen aud collon elegant
French tabs aud collais, mcrino hose, mowhair
ior the ladies'; n beautiful assortment Of meiino
slawS, red, white and blk cheap Calicos X 10
ciS. " 10 20 very Cheap; also some oi the most
elegant luIIard prints. French and English pat
terms; pits, ladies' pulls 4 lIIzclls, worsted ango-
la cotton and silk hose, cheap egovia do; elegant
lulard shaws, dog and buckskn miltenS, wool
len g,o,es, plaid SILKS, plain do cheap; hooks and
eyes. tapes, SC. Real good furniture patch for
only ~ cts per yd, linen bosons for only 2Octs,
brown and bleached -heeings and shirlings, la-
million long cloth, India rubber braces, a real
goo6 assortment silk u.,brcllas cotton do, lined
gloves, horsosk,n do; wnh many other Goods as
cheap as was ever offered III Newport.
lie hopes his cu,iome,s viii give him call, as
he Is satisfied it will be to their advantage so 10
do. Newport. Nov. 20.