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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-16
DEBrzrTATaD FEMALES.

VUNHE complaints peculiar to the female part of the
 community have been long succ essiully treated Dy the administration of the Aromatic P!l's origma"y prescribed and compounded by Dr. Relic. They cleanse the blood from those disorders of the female cnms,ution for which the Pills an efeciua specI- c; they restore free circulation, reform the rregn- lar operatioRs of the sanguerous system. and recuiy the disoriered habits. The propre,or's confidence m the superior excellence of this equally innocent ana powerful preparation is founded tue most decisive testimony from many restored patients. He can assure this portion of the public, that when
 Dr.. Relfe's Aromatic Pills for Females are regularly taken according 10 the directions arccm pan,ing tlrIn they revive and estabsh the desired healthy iabits and restore ts the pad coun'enhhce the natural glow of health and good spirits.
 Married adies will find the Pills equally useful, ex- cep, in certain cases, when they must moi he taken neither they be taken hy of hectic or con sumptive habits They may be used successfully ny ehas men or women in all Fly pochnndriac. Hys'erlc or Vaporsh disorders. In all cases of this descrip'on the Pills purify, invg"raie and revive the disordered svs,em Price $f, 50 d box.
 GP None are genuine unless signed on the outside printed wrapper hy the sole proprietohe T. KlDDER im mnedinte successor to inc late Dr. w. Y. CoNWAY- For sale at his Counting Room, over No. 9o, Court Street. near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment, by
 Samuel Bueland 7. c. Beckvith, Litchfeid j;
 E. CoOles, South Farms; Daniel Norton,
 Canaan; Judson s Whittlesry, W. Preston i;
 Isaac s. Wads,oorih, Bethtem; Norton S'
 Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who buy yto sell again. .o
 o7 lye4w42
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-16
The EitchGeld Mutual Fire
 Insurance Company

N7 AS incorporated at the last session of w the legislature, and authorised to effect Ins,irances on Buildings and Fixtures only in the County of Litchfitid. The company was organized in the month of July last. and went into operation about the first of September :; and has now effected insurance on large a. mount ofproperty, and has fund paid 'n and secured sufficient to meet any probable loss.
 The advantages of this method of insurance are, that man who has policy IS a member "f,he company. and has right {" the 'nsnec- iion of the Books, and to vote in all meetings "f the Company. and has also right to the dividends. The policies are made to run live years, and the person effrcting insurance IS required to pay the premium for one year on- ly, at the same rate charged in other offices, and the premium for four years (which ls the utmost liability ofihe assured) is charged on the Books of the Company. and not called for mnless necessary to meet I"sses. and the ac- count is balanced at the expiration of the po- Hey. s,
 Application for insurance may he made dI- rectly at the office of the Company, ar to the agents in the several towns.
 SYLVESTER GALPIN, Secretary.
 Litchfeld, Jan. 80, 1884 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-16
POETRY.
THE NEWSPAPER.

LO where it comes before the cheerful fire, Damp from the press in smoky curls aspire. (As from the earth the sun exhales the dew,) Ere we can read the wonders that ensue; Then eager every eye surveys the part
 That brings his favorite subject to the heart; Grave politicians look for facts alone,
 And gravely add conjecures oftheir own: The sprigh,ly nymph, who never broke her rest For to,Iering crowns, or mighty lands oppress'd, Finds brols and battles, but neglects them all For songs and suits, birthday or a ball: The keen warm man o'erooks each idle tale For Monies Wanted and Estates on Sale;' While some with equal minds to all attend, Pleased with each part and grieved to find an end, To this all readers turn, and they can look Pleased paper who abhor a book. Those who neer degned their Bible to pernse, Would think it hard 10 be denied their News; Sinners and Saints, the wisest with the weak, Here mingle tastes, aud one amusement seek; This like public inn, provides .,reat Where each promiscuous guest sits down 10 cat; And such this mental food, as may call Something 10 all men, and to some men all.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-16
COrTgUNEPT TON! ASTHMA AND CATARRH

HIN that long train of diseases which seem tn grow N with the growth of civilized society. CONSUME TION lakes he lead in its relentless nrOads upon hu- uan life yet this dreadful disorder is easily overcome in it's earlier stages It is only when neglected that II arrives at he terrific maturity which so often battles the saeaciiy professional science. An obstinate cough is the customary fnrcrunner o(the pulmonary consump- iion Improper neglect in the timely administration o simple and saluay remedies Is sure to be reProVed by dreadful succession of consumptive symptoms; oppression oi the breast greenish and bloody sp'ttle uceraed lungs and beetle fever shrvelled eXtreml- tes and general emacation of the whole hody; pros traitor of strength; flushed cheeks; swollen feet and legs; and last, in full possession o the mental iacn'- tes and while hope still whispers her fatterins aie- cold ex,remities, and premature death.
 For .he various stages ol this complaint one ot the most approved remedies yet discovered IS
 Dr. ReLfe's Asthmdtic Pills.
 This exceedingly pow erlu, and yet equally safe and nnoce pre paration has ted thorough and rapid cures upon patients supposed have been far adVan- ced in a confirmed Consumption, and who have +xhl. bted the appearances which usually indicate a fatal termination of the disorder. @-
 As the Pills require in ordinary cases no c6nhne. ment, they may be administered with confidence and safety to all ages and classes of people. Unexampled success has hitherto attended teir administration in great variety of cases and the Proprietor can refer to a multitude, which testify 10 their eficacy in rev,Vins the emacaed victim from the bed of dsease, and res, toring him the blessings of accustomed health an" activity. oo .u ,-o
 Price Sl for whole boxes of 30 pills, and 5O cents for half .:5. of l2 pills, with directions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-16

that have received from MT. Folger and MT. Pierson, including bond and mort gage to secure to Mrs. Folger the sun of $50OO of her own separate estate, is about $1O,OOO, which have paid at different times, in furnishing the establishment at Zion Hill, and at No. Third st. for which MT. Folger has the bills in his possession. In commencing the establishment at Zion Hill, and also the establishment in Third street, many traTssaclions took place in mos ney. between Mr. Folger, Mr. Pierson and myself, in which we frequently accommo- dated each o,her, as occasion required. and in all these transactions I acted as the fa- !her, in good faith, in the sense above men- toned, and I continued to expend money for those establishments until the very day l Jeff Mir. FoIger's house. As to the i've S2O bills mentioned in MT. Folger's affida- wit, I believe it is mistake, as have no recollection of having received that sum in bills of that denomination, but have receiv- ed from him different sums at different times, and at one time in particular, l re- ceived the amount of $27OO.
 The prisoner was then remanded.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-10-16
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24

oureb ua6.'' 'tS6 barse Gbnen' D
faste Der .Sretnoe-"a6 oante Sb'
nensberslih.' Sd babe etnen sutsn
oifen Olonttt uater tnlr.'' Mlnter
Sbnen --Sie lino ja tod Menn
Sle nlbt bereia ju fen.n,eu set1eist
iInor lp iplroen Git fld9er banoeln
Ibr1 anjutban.'' 0bnsln es 1T Elm
funfelnassl neaer Mantel, unO ib
rplnfOs oenlelbtn tre6en ~ balten.
-....>. o.. .. Srlpt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24

Iniebt tpetalt lb ,bn bgsablen (pl, u.
neatIt i'd Ole McDtetn be,abley
'nslhe er ibr.%e be.W
Uiro,' ~ ,s.':.,. ..>,<..* ~
Ser Srsniot ,os tinen 8elobeue
tel berper, uno CAB ibm eintge0utt
benz inoem er faste: 2auf geld,
wlnoe, bele einen 2lrst, ,lno paeee
oelne Mutter.' Ser &nabe, ,por
NIT elmer tinfa6em ieop6 tebbaften
4usDrlcfung zines oanfbaren 0erp
ems, oanfte eribtl, uno lief oabon.
n.psnMslbtn2lusenblife be(tblcs
Der Sretttoe, Die 9Ditttpe {elbtt 5n
beiubent Icbalo ibn Ser &nabe aus
ben. 9e(Ibt eerleren baben ,phroe.
gr eins Die Sreppe binauf uno Dan
In Elm tlelnss'&dmmsrben, 100 er
nur Elm penis altes 9erdtb, tit,tn
oIttn &leipsr(bdntl uno Elm Yett
tpabrnabn,, auf ,pelbsm lsstern Die
tranfe Srau neblt ibrem Sinoe lag.
Die Wltttpe tpar I'm Stanoe oer
tieflfen 9siseersefdblaesnbeit, unD
oer tletne Sobn Der auf ibren Si6
fen las, tontte (Ib fat in fetnen
'Sbrdnen 8aoen.--Sie oerfubte
i'm ju tbrbRen, oo6 ab? Ge (elbIt
9ebrau0te bes Sroffes ju {ebr.--
Der Sremoe reOete iis an, ,ino ir>
Dem e lle trtliete, fraste er it nab
Den Gerb dltni6en ibrer Rrontbeit,
ais ob er Meotcinsr lsp. Gis onts
tportete ibm io tpie ,nbslih Damn
'eufieno un0 tbrdneno ttie6 lie aus:
nab 0err n,eiut ttnpdBGhteit be-
lltbt aus einem III ttefen G'ruuoe
Die menlcinifbe .&unlt bat teintMits
tel oofar. SD Sin ctez Mutter pcn
stpep unglidtt6su &inoeru. O'eiu
un9ln6t uno 0os taeiner &in0er ia.
ben rtein 9erS f6en 70 febr our1b
bebrt. OerSe0 allein fann oisftm
Glenoe Elm GnDe tnaben-ober oub
Dte(es ma6t mid i1duoern. In Be-
tra6t Der Silflefstsit, Ia peltbe
melne armtn &inosr oann perfeet
lepn tpsroerh'' 6ier aosen ibre
Sbrdnen in 9roSen Slutben
une T uQt te /, iber ibre Bansen.
:.Sie effenbarte ibm aue 8eIorss
n.6et tpooen oie(er psrmutbste Doc.
tor lbon perber in Senntni6 aeleee
tpar, tpoburh jeoo6 neuereinss ,pies
rsr frifbeSbranen ieines,, Aase euts
rDlIten. e y, .r< ~
. Nad elmer f,.r;en l,,ou1e fdste
Der Doctert HSasen G5ieOlutb, &C.,
ben lie lbre 0offnutlaen niebt auf
bep allen oiefem. Gott miro lie
nlbt psrlafsn. SD nebn,e Sbeit
an lbrer tlneiuefiiehen GAGE (; uns
20 se,rt6 als cine 8crfebuna oaitfy
fo aetpiB reroen Sic nicbt perlafen
retoen. = 0snfen gle gessnipdrtis :
an Die aufbewabruns zines QetsnS,
~ Fcnbar fir lire &lunes
IT. paben Sle Elm @tldhen sp0l
pier, ,pcrauf iA Elm 9ieespt Mys.bett
fann p
sic ris ausenblidtib ein8latt aus
sinert tleinen 8uhe, nit relcbent
Scr j. ibren GiBsn fiBsnce fleine
9oh'l BON tli,sefdbt fIebsn Sabtell.
pislte,
Ser Srstnoe fasts, fobaloer ferS
tis 9tfhrlebeli bate, I,ote)ts Mind
rirc Ill sihrsr g,efunobeif btbtrasen,
unD rrt1n ess nbtbis fepil ipirb, Is
,perref, mir nod Elm bsferes s fntet,.
;sSh boffe ta6 ibrsy ysfbnbheit Ii ,flr1
.ssr 3eit ipieper terattf cut ispn ~ iro..
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24
.Oie trante Bittwe.

.Dle trante Bittpe.
!. Mnieloenif In allen Sduett rptu,
fomtiien, auein in fpleben .be(onrers
uielmebrtpo IS untrmarttt fommt.
Gin Ssrr fpaSierte zines Mcrsens
frub; unbtfonnt uuo 9ans uuein ourb
cine Der 9pritaote Bitns, uno
ipurDe BON einem l2 jdbri9en &nobe
an9erepst, tpelber NIT nieoergtf6ias
sentn uno tbrdnsnotn Nugtt,, u, nit
fur6tfomsn u. ttottcrnOem 2ene i'm
um ein Nlmpftn bat. Die feinen
Sise pes &nobem oie8eibeipsnbeit
In felncm 8enebmem Die Nbtbet
nelbe feline oEansen .firbtew. Die
Sbrdnen relbe feinemNuse entrous
ten, uno fein i69ernoer, per,pirrter
llno 9ebrDbenet Son, IN rpelben1 er
oenSreu,nen onreoete, mabten einen
ouBererbentli6en tnitleioensppllsn
@inoruf auf oisfen. -.
"Ou Ibeimt niebt," faste Der
Nremoe, "ooSu 9eboren Su fept1 ut1
Almcfen 81 bitten: Bos bot elb
oasa 9eSwunsen ?"
"Jb tpar in Der Shat ni6t 9e'
boren,' ernieoerte Der Snabe NIT
tlefen Seufser, be9!eitet nit elmer
Ulutb ponSDrdnem "ln elmer folb>
en- oer;meiflungsoolIen Gage? OasI
Mi6elief meines 9attrs, uno Die
un9littliben 9erbdltni6cn, in tpels
DIT meine Mutter nun perfect 1T, bM
ben MID baSu 9s;nunsen.'
"QBer 1T oein Gater :?
"Gr III Elm Eaufinann, tpelcher
(ib ;iemlib Grepit et,porben Bate
uno anIns fein Glif III MAIDEN.
.Oas unermartese SolIiment elnes
feinsr GDrresppnpenten ruinirte ibn|
gan; uno gar. SaSeise bss0rams
lber oielen sro6enDerluit, porlbsrI
Ct (lh nibt binnes,ulesen pu6te,
itarb er aus Melan0olle in Seit bon
visr Wpben .poDurb nun unfer
unelucf bis sum ,polIren Orao perf
,nsbrt .pproen iit.Meine Mutter Elm
iiinserer Sruoer uno lb tpurScn ln|
oas tief,ft @lsno pstest. Sd fanpl
.eine 3ufuht in Dem 5ooule zines
GrunDes meines gaters. MeiueI
W,utter bat Gb bis ;u cieier Stun.
oe bt,lrsbt, fl6 felbtt u. melnen lilns
germ Sruosr ourb ihwere Ntbeit|
III erndbrsn;. auein versangeneWabt
,puroe (ie BON elmer beftisen llnpabs
lidteit ererlfen, tpelbes mir falt|
ale 0ofnuns tbrer 9Bieoerlteluns
nir,.nt. SD ineatbtb6t pon aliem,
u.rpeis t,ilbt auf .,pelbe Btlfe ib ibrI
hilfe lsilten tonn. llngetrcbnt um
NlmD(en ;u ,bittenibab ih nlsb,Mntb1
senue, Diejenisen ansufpreben tpeb
de lieb melner erinnera rpurDell. =. !.
5Sie n,sin berr lbieren mir gan;
fremb, ,ino bep ibnsn babe Id oas
ertte Mal DEN Mutb sefa6t tneir,e.
Gdatn une rlein Grrbtben III bellss
gen. 4 s.! baben Gie Mitteioen
nit treiner unallflicbth Muttet !
| geben lIe mir pch ettpas, tpO,i1it
| id (le trbt1en fam .5.s@ ..:. :...
h2Bsbnt esine Muttet tpsit bon
. ILL.,. EieE ~ sss d. .1,..sss. 's....
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24
-. I&<@<>&sH<$N$e
einen .Mantel troden ~ halten.

e einen Mantel troden 3u halten.
4 Gin Mann Dom eanoe, (sste Gb
neull6 in Ntuporf, tpdbrenD einern
(bwsren 4e9en auf 81: 5dbmelle ii,
uss 6aufes, auf einen neaer,, fbbn
l;ulaflen gele9ten Mantel.-H&om,
men Sic bsrein i,asit, Sreano," !" rief
i'm, Der 8cpcbner hes Joaufes ,,l--
itbleiben Gie opb nitbt i'm Nesen
|isen-flnlt wtroen Sie ourb unD
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24
8eotnsunsen bisfer 3eitung.

1. Der preis bitfer 3eituusM. eia
1baIer fit ben Jabrsans pcnn inner:
balls breD Wlonase,t po,u en,pfanse Der
3eiiunS an,-gin 1baler uno faufsis Gents,
,penn innerbaIb oerw syabrs,-un6 S:Ebater,
rrenu nab DesIauf be0e!beu bs5abl miro.
2. Sar cine firSeres 3sisals fedbe Monat
miro seine Subsfsription ausenemneu, ,unb
be 9eltung sann nitbt aufsesebsn ,pereen
bis ale Radfanbe besablt kno. 49,. /
s. 8esanntmadMnaen foiteu: SIT eine'
Mr6e 50 .Gente. has Nisred !; fur siRen
Nlcaat 81 une fir Elm eSabr 8 sGbalss bae
0iessd. ~. .....,....
4. Mss oiek 3eitaHs earsb ben spcFrsittr
betontns. sriro nod Die 5ufdsiisbe Snms1se
BON IS @euts sa besablen BADEN.
w. 8riefe .e.an ben joeras.sssber tuhis
fen poffrey sinseianbt ,peroen. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24

Gr, bic CT bort ans lifer flos,
tlne 'e bonn llftr ltieb. =:
D1it BETTER Nnbadt oant er gott,
Nc Die &appeue ftebt =. =. i.
llno 0eBler par ser @cscn spptt; ....
Wens Sturrn umbsraeorebr.
Der 8Gs fabrt tief, nnS BOD bic Tlutb,
Die enrdb Die Selfen rei6t ..:
llno plbBliet tpebfelt Gis unb Stub
9n eee Iprannen Geif. -,
gIei6 0emien idoB oee Srepeu SuB
Nuf Nlpenbbben fort
er ebrte feiner Sreunce Brug,
1"o CAB (sin 2ofunssnort.. - -
llnb lanss ben e6lndten tpsit binab
2ru8 ct ben S6wenjcrn, =:
Mit SOB im &e6er auf unb ab
cur9 Slip une Qaseborn,
Dee g:abes sdaeS Sberlat' I'M 15al.
Der Srepbeit Nuferfttbu
Otan fab oet Mdnner tteiue 3abl
Nut Ibaten f6wanees eebn.
Saun spas ees 8est sem QcsenRurs
Dee Glenaente entfoben,
lSo iprab ct tpieoer (iols unb fnra
Dem 8ebt oes 2anonenns pobn.
! 3in scs e. no bort redbts bic S6lubt
Dee Sees ins 2auo lId1 osbnt
llne Eatna6t tieier in Der Budt
Asit Sur5serliesen sabnt. ~.-
er9ritnn,t betrat er uno nit 6ludb
Dse llfers erfen Stein,
Itlno ittdts f9on in psftJeru6
sJn. 9tiF bic 6sspler elk. ,''. ;. :
edon bortetrdunenS Der Delpot
Den S1ergen, Den, er risf,
QlIe nab uno ndbes ibm eet Sob
glI6t nebr i'm &tber fbIief.
1eu fab oes Gnaben 9lnsef6t,
Des man gun, 3tsle ;wara,
llhos bsste pltBlieb bobseriebt
Drsa fbrohen 6elienbans.
Der sbanoer oes @eleBeS faub
llno siens une foobte QDutb
Da taufte 1ea fsin Waterlano .'N
3ur Srepbeit eur6 iein B!ut.
llae laut unb bod braeb eurst Die guft
Der GettunS sroBes qBort ...
bon 6elienfluft su SelisusIuit
lDeit curb Die Alpsn fort.
Nlis Mrt unD gpeer unb pfeiIu II. s5hpers
8seann Der ibbne &riea.
5ar Srepbsit. Hsbt tnuo paus uuo Serb,
uuo eneete nit eiss. aZ/-% .-.
TeQ lebe nit 9ecnieaS .......r -. =
SIM eiaenen @efcbledbt .........., L. .
lGer cib 5n iddnuen tieb ssr,nas.
8lsib ein Ipranuentnsdt. ~ y x:
Menn Der ae(ittete sge,astts: .
De saube 2uaeuo bbbns, .@
y9dt bid, iein Grea56sn unb 2asas @@s.@5
9bon nit ibu, alssefbbnt. g.. <E
1 s,>.+ III 4 s.s..... g.. =s:...... s@& ga
eJyest ban6e bsit,ens 1elesnssif Il I.
Sen 4lipeniino ern Elm, &: =. . +. ~ s}2
DaB Ee, wenu iie Oefabr unlreit.
Dereiusoie Mlten fevn. Seustse.
I. (Beltbhyssr. d
:: -=<<e<>8T9<>e>>- n
n einen Mantel troden 3u talten.
Gin Mann Dom Canoe, isett 1ib
F,,eull6 ia Ntuporf, ndbrenD einern
|lbweret1 Aesen auf 81: Shneue Il,
|nss 6aufes, auf einen ueaer,, fbbn
|sulat1len gelegten Mantel.-H&cm,
men Sic sbsrein t,asin Sreano,' p riel
linn Der Hcpcbner hes goou{es su---
4 tStfa. - 4 - r. .C x 4s+s
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24

BON Is Gents 3a oe50tien babsn.
D 8riefe ,e.an ben 6eras,sasber init
fen peftfrey sinseianet spsreen. !.
=arAn/N/vu/NlUTu~-
Oas Serobfommtn vom Gpttbaro
D,,upf bounert burb Die Mlpen,pano
1isf unter 1reiue,n 1ritt
Der Qa!bGrcn, in oas QsteenIane,
llne nisslnt Die Gelien nit.
Der Bers, Der in Die QDelte taubt,
Dsrbirst bee seSdeess Babn;
llnS aus Der @leti9sr S6lu&ten bau1t
Sn' Spusss,er Sreft uaidb an.
pe1 nit Der gsmfe ttiesen sort
Die Manuer iener 3eit
zs!l4 iibfen Mptnldaoeln fort
Nit shbner eiberbeit.
Dertbatsswi0e sJansIins f1wans
cid nbsr Glippen pin,
lluotsrnte itetBa Setienbaus
Dee ManneS boben Sinu.
lluo ftdbIte ieineu glrSs,
Snoem erMafeu iblif,
Dae Ct bonn eolen SDrne tuayM,t
aGenus salt, ssr Nrn,trsit srif.
BORT, 100 bic eaoine brcbt, ~-~
GaB ct am 9DoIfehbad,
1lne babte ita,nm benz Ma6tssbut
Des 3.piuSbsrtn abnsno ua@.
Dert ftano bas alte SbIpB i'm 1baI
oDo aun Der QDalefrom rubt;
limb ssr Dem S6.oB sepRaust Der YfabL
llrb auf eem pfableer 2ut. ~..
ilus Slide be.ens bladte Eb ~ '.
Der 9aufe por te,u Gut
uno in alien 9ob innerlib
1isf iir6trrl.sb bic Wutb.
Da fbritt Elm Mann Don grnF uusbsy,
Oeaoe uno fet nno fbnsus .t......
Grbiidte saun, oas Aonterfsp; z,
Tub oielss Mlann ,par EEL. .
Der ebIonsr brauft, Der @est eilt fin
gum llrtbeil nnb ertlidt ::.@- ..
Den 1sepsl, ot1feu fatner ginn ...,~
Sib nibs por unliun bhdt. ....,*
bort itAub Der Rnabe nit Dem 3iel, a
NaG ben, Der Dater ibce. , ........@
lalt iAn6j'L alo MIR Der QIpfeI fIe!, $ ~ -. r..
Dae Welf troe geblerS 1scB. ....... :.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24

g"4@@e Brcpta a. oru s4teu raapbtr 1884. 1>* 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31
05~The Wings of Maryland have nominated
Gen Harrison for the Presidency, and John Tyler
of Va. for the Vice Presidency.
HONESTY.

An honest man has been styled the noblest work
of God, and well he may. Elevated as he is by his
rational faculties emineny above all other kinds
of animate nature, he approaches nearer to the per-
fccton of his creator than any other being OF which
we have any knowledge. But the title of an hon.
est man according to its original acccptation does
not belong to the man who goes no farther than TO
pay his just debts aud keep his hands off, the prop
erty of his ncighbor man may practise both of
these in themselves laudable duties, and still have
no more claim to the character of honesty than Jul
das had TO the character of fidelity. lie may prac-
tce them not for love of honesty, nor from choice,
but from sheer necessity, and may, therefore, be
STYLED honest with the same propriety that hspo-
critic is styled a man of piety. lie who is upright
Just so far as the law compels him to be and no far
iher ought never to be styled an honest man. But
he is the honest man who not content with the per-
Torrance of obligatory aud compulsory duties,
makes il his study at all times and on all occasions,
by the most efficient use of his faculties. to do such
things as have for their object the improvement of
his species and the happiness of mankind. soch a
man lie his station in life what it may has good
,,,lo Ia be called the ncblcst work Of Cod
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Matches, Nor. "a. Horrible. >This morning,
las negro man was leading two chained bears
through the court yard of the Mississippi Hotel,
kept in this place by Mr. Parker, mualto woman
from the kitchen improydently took her little boy
ont to see the animals, and allowed him to go near
Them One of the bears Immediately seized the
child in his paws sinking his claws into the chds
ahdomen,) threw him the ground, and began,
with frglrfuI avidty to feed upon his corcase The
shrieks Of the frantic mother, who, true to nature,
had thrown herself upon the PROSTATE body of her
child, and was vainly cndeavoring to unclasp the
murderous jaws of the beast, brought in moment
to the spot, the keeper OF the Hotel and number
of gentlemen, dodgers there and an attempt was
made to rescue tile boy by striking the bear with the
head of corn hoe. But the rapaclous animal heed
ed them not and continued his dealhly feast, by
Sucking the blood from the arm,-when most prov
Iidentiay the other bear was instgated probably by
the smell of the fresh wounds, to contest the ban
duet,-a batIlc emsucd between them, which afford
ed an opportunity of snatching away the child ant
also diverted them both from fresh attack on any
one else At this instant firearms were brought
iand two or three deadly aims ncapacitntcd each o
them for further mischief DIR. Dashiell was cale,
to the child and promptly dressed his wounds. li'
will probably recover.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31
Democratic Republican Nomination
PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN BUREN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
RICHARD Nj. JOHNSON.
DE MOOR RATIO REP U B l. | c A n
CON Y T. " r. o n

A Democratic Republican State Convention OF
the friends of The National Administration will be
holden at the State House, in Providence, on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 81, 1886, at O'Clock, to
form Prox of General Officers for the ensuing po-
tlca year, and to make arrangements to insure its
cuccess.
0FSThe Republicans of the several towns IN the
State particularly requested to elect delegates
to the Convention, as it is desirable to have full
representation OH that occasion.
Dec. 30, 1885.