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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
MRS. BUTLER,s SUPPRESSED JOURNAL

The following is a specimen of the excerpts pur-
porting to be taken from Fanny's Journal" and
published in the English papcrs.-Itis an indication
of the opinion Of the British press to Miss Fanny
literary pretensions. 1t is rather better in point of
literary merit than the original. The mosteYpres-
sive words are selected from prototype. and it is
in truth n concentration of all the beauties of this Ia
dy's far-fnmed work.
B came and popped The question-think
he's well enough for a husband; may like him per-
haps-qutc impossible to love Yankec--thcy' re
all set of filthy 'bacco chcwers-faugh l spit at
him from the bottom Of my soul.
Evening" six o'clock. OF for the theatre-una-
BILE to endure heat-undressed myself and rolled on
the hoor-saw father, who looked Young Mrable
to pcrfecton--introduced one fellow from the press
these creatures very well to blow our trumpet,
quite impossible to con.lesccnd hold parley with
them-tossed off two large glasses of brandy, and
then on for The IncOnstant-lookcd very beautiful
great alphabetically stupid audlence-always
treat them many cabbagcs.
Morning. Dreadful headachc--new rum and all
that-Yankec B--again--vcry pressing
obliged to fix day of marriagc-ticklsh situation for
some girls-Lord help me !-delicocy-modesty-
humbug They should take the thing as the chill
dren used to take the small pox in the natural way
walked out with hm-camc back tred-legs
swcllcd-loosened gartcrs-B-- admired my
lcgs-thc fellow not so bad after all.
OF to the rehearsal--had an out and out game of
romps with the prompter-played at eap-frog to-
gether-could'nt get him to tuck in his twopenny-
took snuff with the other actors-hke Rappee as
much the Turks love opium--went to see the Nj
agara waterfas-a noise and splasi,-I have seen
much better waterfalls in my time--came back rath-
or peckish--cat plenty of tripc and melted butter
rips very fine thing in my opinion. Ants swarm
ing-spanking myself all day long to keep them off
got B to lend me n hand. What with BRAN
dy, new rum, and mosquitoes, l am covered with
botches as large hills, very like the carbunces
on Farlcy's nose. America is a dreadful dull place
too much sentimental potter-no fun--no larking.
like to have and then jolly good rolicking
in Christan-like fashion-must wait till |
rcd, l suppose-very trcsome-heigho
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
[From Blackwood's Magazine. ]
TO LITTLE BOY.
n, Doc,c- (su..,pps

NV winsome one, my hansome my darling little boy
The hearts pride Of Thy mother and thy fathers cheiest Joy
Come ride upon my shoulder come sit upon my Knee
And pratte all the nonsense that love hear from thee
With thine eyes ofmey usrs, and thy pretty sping tongue
And thy heart lets out Its hummng happy song
With thy thousand tricks gee'ome which bear without an
noy,
Come to NV arms come to my soul, my darling little boy
NV wnsome one my aires one they say that later years
win sometimes change parents hope for bitter grief and
tears;
But thu so thou be augbt but what thou
And all this bloom Of feeling with the bloom of face depar7
Canst thou this tabernacle fair where God regns bright with
Proane like Judahs children with the pagan rites Of SIM
No-no much Ill cherish thee casped We'll be one
That bugbear guilt shall only get the father with the
And thou percevng that the grief must least destroy
Wilt still be fair and innocent, my darling little boy
My gentle one, my blessed one, can that time ever be
When I to thee shall be severe, thou unkind to me-
Caany change which time may bring this glowing passion
wreck,
Or clench with rage the little hand fondlng round my
neckl
Can this community of sport which love brings down.
Give way Angcrs kndng glance and Hates malignant
frown7
Nono that time can ne 'cr arrive for whatsoee er befa
And to offering like this thou e'er be coy,
But still wilt be my faithful and my gentle little boy
Ny winsome one my gallant one fair, happy
With thy bonnet set proudly upon thy shining brow,
With thy fearless bounding notions and thy laugh of thought
less gee,
So crced by fathers love which wards each i'll from thee
Can suppose another time when this shall all be oer
And thy cheek shall the uddy badge Of happiness
When all who delight in thee far elsewhere shall have
gone,
And thou shalt pgrmize through e unfiended and alone
Without aid strengthen console thy troubled mind
Save the memory Of the love of those who left thee thus be-
hind
Oh let awake the thought but in the present bles
Make thee a child of wsdom-and to heaven bequeath the
rest:
Far rather let image thee, in sunny future days,
Oudong every deed of mine and wearing brighter bays;
With less to dull thy fervency Of recoected pain,
And more, to animate thy Of glory and of gain;
home happy shall be thine, and too shall be there
The blessings purchased by thy worth peace and love
Shall see within thy beamng eye my early love repaid,
And every i'll of failing life bliss by kindness made
Shall see thee pour upon thy then sitting thy knee,
And know, this moment DO, brighter, better joy,
Then thus to clasp unto thy soul thy darling little boy!
1s May, 1885,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
A NEW YORK DANDY.

One youth of this kind knew-a dolt of the very
first watcr-who said to an acquaintance recently,
in my presence: Do you know the Miss IS
of Moo Yawk What dcviish susceptible creath-
ures they ar to be su all ! l called on them few
months ago, and sang to them 'Zurich's Waters,
and Me sister Dc-ah, and don't you think they
both fell in love with me Egad, they did so-but
couldn't relieve and so cut them. l vow wont be
cuel to any one if can help it-I wont positively,
would your
This was at an Ordinary. 81 say, stranger"
said rough looking pedlar from Illinois, who sat
near the scented braggart, "you arc not man, are
you full bouud man You don't sartingly an
swer to masculine title, do you | should take
you for pocket edition of sheep. Them's my
sentiments, and you have 'cm gratis. You hav'n,
brains enough TO fasinate kitten-yet you radHy
fancy that YOU something uncommon You
are too flat to keep your eyes open, fully-and I'll
bet wolf trap, that the sight of a full blown poppy
would set you TO sleep, any time. Oh, psha Land
lord, give this thing weak lemonade, scented with
rose water-and tote me a pint of brandy
hot with a red pepper in it and common cigar
Ill go bail for the bill" ll."-knieker6oeker.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
THE FOLLY OF ANTICIPATING TROU-
BLES

Affections in prospective appalling
than when they actually arrive. For there are few
but are attended by some alleviating circumstance
that deaden their force. Why, them should we sour
the cup of happiness, by anticipating trouble that
may never reach US, and in probabilities dependant
on thousand contingent circu instances, never like
ly to concur at once. The folly of doing so will be
placed in stronger light by the following anecdote :
A country woman set her daughter, girl Of fif-
teen, to bake while she went to ncighbors. After
some stay, she returned, and found the spark
ling hot, and her daughter in another apartment in
the greatest agony and tears. sight unexpec-
ted excited the most tender sympathy in the mater
nal BOSOM and solcitudc for the cause After much
enrcaty, the daughter complied. Il was thinking,
said she { if was married, and should have dear
little child, and it should live to about and
should be baking, as now am, and should go out
for fuel and should leave it alone, and it should take
chair and should get up to the mouth of the oven
and il should crawl in, and should burn itself to
death, all to a crisp, what terrible thing it would
be. Oh! oh oh DEAR what should dol
Let not smile at the imaginary trouble Of the
girl, while half the ills we feel equally imaginary
but those that really exist with fortitude, and
they will become less formidable, in proportion,
they met with firmness.-Ndtion0t InteHigencer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
INDUSTRY.

Man must have occupation or be miserable.
Toll is the prico of sleep and appetite, of health
and enjoyment. The very necessity which over
comes our national sloth is blessing. The world
does not contain brie- or thorn that divine mercy
could have spared. We are happier with the
sterility which we overcome by industry, than
we could be with spontaneous and unboundcd pro-
fusion.
The body and the mind arc improved by the
tolls that fatigues them toll is n thousand times
rewarded by the pleasure which it bcstows. Its
enjoymcnts are peculiar, no wealth can purchase
them, no Incidence can taste them. They flow
only from the exertions which they repay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

ever harsh to others always after his fashion,
kind to her-whom she had been long acchs toned
to cooe, to fonde, to guide, to moderate-the link
was scvered--her gentle heart broke under the
shock, and after hardly two months of a painful
widowhood, she sunk into the grave which has re-
ceived her husband.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
A GOOD ANECDOTE.

As young man, who had just been elected a
member Of the Legislature, was passing neighbor
the first day of the session, tho neghbor inquir-
ed Of him where he was going. Going to the
House to be qualified, said he. You had have bet
ter been qualified before you was chosen, retortcd
the nterrngatcr. Boston Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
DOCTOR JONES
TEGE Table HAIR OIL;
For restoring beautiful crop Of hair on

DNHIS ARTICLE is said by the best judges b superior
that of Wards any other hair oil yet invented Il
put up superior style and finely scented that besides
being of the beaufers Of the hair is also very
delicate perfume.
For sale the sign of the GOOD SAMARITAN, the only
agency for this
Ladies and gent who desrous obtain delicate hsr
oil and perfume for the Toie; will find this Oil the very be
in and the cheapest in much each bottle con
tans than double quantity of those of Ward and the
price is the same. Feb. 3 u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

Il = gsassslly known, shaa By - hw ofths
lsss ses<i,s a Ceagsess, . review ofths M
sional Reid betvssa Springfield I'd Rch-
mond - directed u Be made By some eom-
pesent en- inees 10 b appointed BY the Sec
Rotary a War. ssd Il, upon . review, the
enginees shah b q opinion that he public
insesesl T. conveaiencs sequirc il, . change
shall b made IN The line, provided the
President apPuves Il.
Thesecset object a The lsw . 10 make
Dayton and Eaton poisss a The ~
though 81 ~ fses Il wuuld seen that ooly
. slsght deviatioa US thoughs a, peshaPs
to save soapewhat n Tie eoosamc1iea q
l.idges, o. in ovsrco@ing high lillaI The
people, however, aIuae TIE line. were vide
awake 70 their own iasesests - ven -
The pubic good. Accordingly meetings
have been held IN the vicinity Of the r'sd,
where spirited resolutioos wece sdopted,
protesting against the secret aanner in
which the act w. procured 70 b passed,
and asaimt any material chaA9e.
A convention met IN Toy q Wednes-
dag hes~agsssd e tsssoaass fsa tn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

Ieaio dAoGoUesnneoa II 0seAsGao, 10 Their
6esesniaaeioa o. preseas III exeers'On a.
rssis6sctsou on the part o. O4,r', "ves IN.
diaposed tesrisosv. TIE n - ou the sui
iecf. which received II .iI li-- usan ssnss-
sanetion If ."'r lesi<'a are al il,e i'i. >ss
Is;ca, mskes i TIE Ju,y ..fsise G..s-rn"r .
Ohiu, to proceed IN y LIST II Apr''. =,
Isur5a1 the sosste. and ise v.-ses>,ssn Of
tho tcrri'srv IN q.,esii,nlaa behalf Fl the
Ssate.-We have no teasss1 Ia he Icve thai
Govevmor Lucas wii! In any wise shrink
from . prompt and faifhfa; discharge of
the dutv thus impcsed upon HIM; INDEED
il IL said he w,ll p~rs.naiiy face 'hc d.-u-
ger, if there shcu.d he any, ard see that
i the Law u fulfilled ~ tis~ i-sivs. rh-re
10 - little ground ~ aipr.i,eni- that he
Will BE IN want of physical Strength Ia
suseaia hsm, whemeves the crisis shall
Uquire II. The ordinance 81 the M'chi-
ieaa Legislative Council, 10 no les 'nper-
alive; and IL seems to I've a. certain that
is.se usilitis ofihat state will he PIT !" re-
|qu,sision to prevent an enrroschnsens uP-
On the teri itorv in question:, - that ef-
! law AZ Ohio will BE- execwse.s. "Ard What
shalt be the end thereof oh" can setiT'
i u 10 believed iha, an U. 8. officer pas
sed Through This pl,ce t~" "r three days
!. since. s"~srAs TN re"e II .c''on; hss -
= hat eapacity -sh6sher az C. .nmi si"nes
on hehalf Of the general g"ver"'ne"s--n
military comm"nhrr, "r with comHs's-
sion in his pocket ~ Governor of the terri.
tory 10 not known. /, - not impr"bsbls
that the President will consider himsell
hound To protect the Territory. without re-
terence Ia the mesi,s At the main question
But We are slow u believe that under The
circumstances ~ they exist, no will an.
thorixs any hostile measures 10 prevent
the execution Of the Law Of Ohio referred
ito, ~ long - the private rights Of the
people Of the Territory are not invaded
A. it would seem that there is M necee.
sity f;.r such an invasion, We shalt vet
hope that the m alter will be compromised
| IN q manner satisfactory and honorable
TO all.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

The Commissioners appeinssd BY his Ex
eellency, Governor Lucas, to define ihs
nossbeo boundary Of this state, hsse arrived
in tDws, and will await he arrival II the
0Uvsssos - his suite, who arc expected
hess to-day. We knownoe 40 yet,how sosn
shs exsminatioo and survey a ~ lng7D
b commenced, but presume =
ca0p eqsippaee. aad 9th
sanssmesss en- - ma<
and convenience ofihe
eneisser, vho have 10 ps1l
tax. ColOsel Dodge sni
Saturday ~, and = aoua -
qsiPp.es in Maasree. Eses sves
On j. the regular osder Of 49, seaa-
tion fos the survey.
No higher scoaium could Be passed aP-
O the Gssemsf's knowjedge a ~, =
these Whs 80 aequain1ed wi1h - coDmb;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18
EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE.
(yspo ths Fessigs cesssrao'sses 81 The A.
JxsA 1saseWsiass,) Is Jan. l8sa

I - obost - sen6 yon . esesippins
h1tes - . multisuds q eompssasisly %.
0psssses eueisefs, when Ill i"tsssss and
seaeps;oa Aese va aheoshsd b ons Of The
aGse ssseieal and as:oandiae events evss
yoessbsd II literary Biography. Yoo may
sely - every particular ] an now abcnt To
pe(1ss. know al The parties iasimaisly-
know ~ circumstances BY direct letsers-
81 suthosised 10 eommunicase them 10
you-snd most aaxious 70 d. % without
IL luss al single moment, lest misrepre-
esasaa:ons eheuld End shsiS way INTO the
English rspe.s. You have q least heard
~ ZANE and name, of d.. 49,,
Cuuass q the Royal Libsary, At Berlin, die
sjaSuiabed - . scholar, By his sdis'oa Of
sPseusii Doulosesses,' - poet, BY biz e"l-
Dses;on cf Greek Songs, and bis 'Bildssdes
Osisnss.' He married, four OF five years
Siaee, highly accomplished and amiabls
louae jsdy, Mis-. W.. Of LeipE;g. They
lived most k2iiy together, but had Nd lam
-, Hee Whole time and aieentioss there
Iiss wese devoAeS - him; his success, bic
llss, he hsprneNt seesoese< az Per
Ghaashas. DusiaR he sumnsS q 49,
~ oasellsd ssesther lSsoue6 Rd0is, ard
sseunssd 10 Berlin, dehghtsd With tbs
1esass shey bad passsd through md full q
saahuGiasm asd new literary pscjeets. Hut
esae sleog 10 hasbsnd. vas takea i'll.
H. disosdss ~ peculiar, aud the pbysi-
eiaaDsxpssssed shsn fears that his mind
Wsa6 d. a1ainaeely a6scted: In tho su-
ssna Il lass yees shsy visited togethes tl'e
pnths e RiznEes, ~ - did MI derive
hsla thso. shs 5sss6t saaieipased. They
wsso deanina6 q. their rstusn b llsess u
0aaVWs&1snly 2sehsd Desiio lste IN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

PRIzE We understand
:hat purse OF 1000 dollars has been sub
scr'bed at Niagara Falls, canada side)
viii n will be paid to any individual who
shall accomplish boat voyage from Lewis
to~n I" Niagara Falls, up,n the riycr. That
gigantic stream lows, .his distaae-, ahout
seven miles, between perpeni;cular Banks
If s.,l d rock, varying in height from one
hundred & sixty feet, upwards. TIE rush
Of the vast river through this darksome gull
- frigh,fnl. "I'he whirlpool," % wen
known I, visiters, and many other prints a.
long the distance, have at least the appear
ance If grea, danger fion the brink atpve.
Still we doubt not the Purse-holder will find
rs msu, in the person Of some adveniurpus
Yan.ee-even though the object Il the
voyage shonti be Z" him as II - to N, ua
|known.--Bufale Wxig.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18
Pre- the Cineinnati cow
BALLOON ASCENS SIN

IIOo W. SbUSb0ooSs
BALLOON ASCENSItN
O. Wednesday aftssnoon Nj. rlay kns
mo6s . splendid ascenMoe fsum y smg lh'-
theatre "a Coast street. IL was 3eaput5fuI
afto moon, and the esoaaut burn sen:6-
Gently into The blue expanse. II balIooa
took . southeast disseiion, and vas out Of
sight in about twesty minutes. While yst
lowering over the precincts Of The city. he
detached parachute, containing dog,
which arrived safely On 7errs Frms snd
;mmediasely became psoninene ohj-ct d
attention. Mr.. Hazen, his owner, was o.
fesed one hundse1 dollars for him, hat he
decliacd II, fos the reason, rs he svowed,
chat he thought the Dig would besuficieot-
y popular to run fos vice President. whoa
the dog wss bro0stt into aheAnghisl a
tho compnay had not yet d'spessed, asd ilse
yoang geniicsnan who caught hsm. and VIZ
by his acqua ntsnees 10 fsmiharly 1!.eseaix-
mated 'HosE,' addressed ::..,e wocAes;pa
crowd Of boys who :.u.hed in Alter him, IN
the ioI'ow'css strain IL fsrid eloqussce,
*s''ce We have been induced to preserve
tor :ne benefit Of the literati:
Gentlemen and Ladies! this - the de
wot come down il. the Parachute! he's u
sound - when he was put in! l's lit neal
ithe canal and I'm the cha. wot c0tchet
him! he's % good as when he left here with
Ilr. Clayton he's not stunned nor scared:
nor huyi:!!: nor noehia'!!!! lGre.f :p
pla"se.)
At the tims our paper went TO press, NJ
Clayto had not been heard from.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18
Fee IT, Cbvo3aaA WIZ.
THE BOUNDARY QUESTION.

We bad snpplssd :aat the excisemest
this subject had been 1t it, height, and
ssncs tho mese survey could - NJ
rally afiscs the interests ofeiihsr party,
= bslllgerents would sheath shesr swords
md Pstsenily await the oesiing Of scoeh-
q Congress BIT recent informatioD
1eeds 10 the apprehension that the excite
@snt has not atsaiaed il height. and hat
via all the snaks thsre nay - aome fre
- reserve. IT, apprehension = much
hsighesned by ihs vel( fssi6sd rsPsss,
ahss tie Rsssidept lss 4 Dsgnised tesns-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

prohibiting the issue and circulat'oSS
notes Of less Denomination than q b
ssd the assembly yesterday, in the 4 r's.
save slight anne ndment. in which il bad
previously passed the senate.. The bill o-
vidcs, az we have already stated, for GA
dual withdrawal and prohibition within .
period Of eighteen months, viz: tho ones On
the lst Of September next, twos on The lst
March, 1895. and threes on tho Isl Sep
tember, 1889. sp,ssed the House BY 4
vote Of ~ TO 9.-Aibary Argus.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

EAnLH ARRIVAL - TU8 - ouSe-
Our eastern emsseus~ have coQuDence3
shriv summer asps,se naesss asuath - TO-
esfsliee than usual, - aWe Seatn fto8 ~
Boston p.Pen that their standing );Ga. The
sea sespc.t, has already 0a1s hss sdveat,
md his 6sst appearance Es ahe ssaeoa, %
the Gioucesser tOaSds, 90 segsoas1y -.
anunecd s'sss days since. CsPe. 0Asaoss,
Of the Lsie Sloahr&aa, hsviae '@diseisealy
seen" him on Saturday l.ss, ahoss sse0iSss
fiCm Race Poias. IL ChPnia su6c
are quite cestaia Inst ID Wae 10 vesiasAlD
Dsa serpcnt, and there = noshiae leaking
but the usual afidaviis, % satisly 10 49,
miring fellow citizens" that ~ No. seeually
arrived, in good Faith. lE;s oh 90 eiso6
friends ia diiferent parts AZ the eesaas5 ~
be gsatiiied to learn that - has egUWe vssy
considerably since hia last visst-bsiag =
present, from 300 to $50 feet leaR. He
appears ton, 10 be il '<excelleet voiee," -
they say AT the Open, fos, ssy tbs ''a1nnsst"
every time he PA bin heod abesoNo -
made n0isu MAO ssG60 TuzJBo.
~. y. Cswier 4 Esfsisyv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

The London Tunes empleys stss0 -.
;Ors, the fisst cf wisym reresvee On annmor
s.'sry "f seven tt,"sasd dollars, the -
"nd four sls.u.a nd Eve hundred, asa Ne
sh,r! ihsee thousand Eve hundred. 1.hie =
? yng fos ps.graphs--somsthiae 5000
nan they are worth. The Preprietsss easS
however, weh atlosi il, their net ieesape
being .!rat "ne huedsed nd siissy slss.
sind dSsl,rs a year. The properly = .
joint stock # iwon'y Sour N .cs. sixsees e
which ase owned BY emo iadividuat ~.
Wakes, saesml,es ofpsr, i.mens.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

TuE WOMAN AA1KEr ogiUk
trade wss dsiviag - hog ssaes = -
expossation Of feaales % Iadia, ~ Z -
peas that the business hsod se0iae6w jeeeA-
edly from some cause a oahos. IT, ladieo
are quoted-'<dull, and fewos - s3Des, -
per last s6vices." An 0Gsees GfabG bu1soa
,rvuv, stationed sumo huodrede Npileo -
the country, thus writes 70 90 af hisfised6.
I'VE have eight hdies u or sssaiea,
ihree married aud 6vs spinsten. 1hsy
arc Ill veil enough in their way, pnas 20.
ser le temple; hut only ore OF shs kasee
viii sceceed 10 getting husband yee
w.ll no surprisea - this Iasa remask, tueaho
s.ct 10 the Indian market d compleSotR
glssted - present, end alvs 80, - esaoos
q,soee, sse getting Es;;dious.
n. T. Cousics & Enquisos.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-18

Samuel James, . cooper, died lately al
Reading Pa. from t.svstion-hsviaa. 20.
untaryily abstaincd from food and at
every kind except water, fos ifsy 2
othes cause than 4 species Of h
is assigned for the act. He haS
dow and 6s~ s'';sase..- ~. Y. c.