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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-25
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.
LONDON

FEIHE original Vegetable ilygcian Universal Medicine
IA prepared by w. MislSin, Esq-Niember of the Koyai
Coege o. Surgeons, Lcenuate OF Apothecarys Company
elbow OF BOl Court Society Surgeon the Roval Union
Pension Association Lancaster Place Waterloo Bdgc aud
Perpetual Pupil OF Guy and ST Ibomass H. pimls London
This valuable Medicine the result OF % experience and
unparalleled in the extensive and y respectable pinc
lice OF the proprietor paronsed b faculty ana nobility is
no" introduced 10 the notice o! tie American public, ear
solicitation Of nmbcr gentlemen long and his stan
ding IN the profession II hoped, preliminary step 10
check The evils and la consequence arising from the
dectcrous osted upon the public by
the AID OF fabricated proofs FOR miraculous and other frauds
by set OF meccuury, unprincped preendesso totally ig
noant Oi medical science that II impossible the
uslon longer down with the intelligent
country. These pills mild and agreeable nature should
be every family OF sudden lness for by their
prompt administration cholera cramps pasis r and oh
alarming complaints which often prove fatal may be
pecd cured prevented In fact all those who value
health should never be without them They sold IN packets
80 81 and - each by respectable druggists book
sellers and venders of medicine in the H. States the
das with cOpou directions together with testimonials of pro-
icona ability from the following eminent genllemen Sir Asst
d. j. Aston Key A. fOmptop, Nj. ID. and numerous others
The originals be possession of General Agent,
by whom the medicine Is imported into this county
whom all applications for agencies nnst be made.
JNO. HOLBFIN
35, Wavery Place, Newly ori;
Sole Gen. A2en, for the U. States &c.
~ D. None feuuine without the signature of the Gen.
cfai agent on the Label. Sold by
II. II. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
Al the sign Of the Golden Mortar, !
near the Courti House. Feb o5 Ie45.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-25
Mwch IL, 1885.
WIN. c. COZZENS n Co.

D ESPECTFULlA inform tlelr customers and the public
kG generally that they getting in their spring supply
New Goods and invite them them call and their
They opened yesterday - packages OF domestic
goods OF every decEl few rich styles o London prints
with desirable articles,
AtsO, added to their CARPET WARE-ROGM,
splendid assortment New Patterns OF superue and
fine ingram and Dama5l enetan floor carpetng-plaln
striped and damask NenCl doBrussells and med
Hearth Rugs &c AL which they their customers
shall be offered the ayobe and accommodating
for cash approved credit.
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MCR350N'S PITIS.
The HfGEL4N UNlVERSAL MEDICINE

of fAe
BRITIS& O0ELEGE oE EGATTyg;
NAy HIGH, 10y removing all Instructions in the ntesines:
w thoroughly cleaning Tie bowels giving parity 10
the BLOOD and thereby promoting free circulation srkes at
the root of All Diseases and is good all cases giving Res,
Appetite and strength
Sole General HggciqH Agcgt
for he United States. }H SIIEPHEiRD MO4T
NETWORK.
The above he words of label or every package OF the
genuine ygoan Pills; and tue opposite side is label Oh
yatOc paper the following words
None Genuine without this Label siguedby the State or
District Agent. and a Sab Agent"
These invaluable Medicines for sale by the Subscriber on
y IN Newport his residence opposite Townssnds Coffee
House Pelham
The Pills in Packages at 81 % & 50 per Package
Vegetable aperen Powders at 37l cents ger Box !
ID MELVILLE, Agent Newport
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-25

At ST. Thomas, (Afrca) JAM l5th Mr.. Fsek Smith
ofthe Brig Helen, aged % years native of Providence
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-25
Court of ProJate, Nemport Wo,eh .. 1885.

Court ot Pr0bate, Ncmpon ndrch p 1885,
PPiICAIION made for an Administrator o be APP
"a pointed the estate OF Liza Spooner late of Newport
ng deceasedi ordered ,at the be received
aud the consideration citUf referred to Court Of Probate
be holden at the House IN Newport the first Monday
IN April next at 9ocock A. NJ. And that previous be
given by publishing Copy this Order, three times
the T. Hepubicln for ali PERSONS nierctod said
time and place, II they see cause a rue Copy Witness
Il. Is. ROWLAND, Pr0Jgtc Clerk
March lth tw.
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Also, added to their CARPET WARE-ROCM,
NEM GOODS.

z UST. RECE'D. few Packages OF Seasonable Goods
eg among which ad.clohs--C assnnereS and vest
ngs--Russla Damasllrish Lnens-Darb and Light Fancy
Prints &c &c. Il. FOWLER Jr.
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Instruction ON the iano Forte.

The Subscribers second term for instruction on the Piano
Fote will commence the 18th Of January. Those who wisl
ihc lessons recesed leave their names before th
commencement Of ne term. III. s FRILZE
J. 9TH If,
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SHA LIS.

SHAWLS.
splendid article just received at w p HALLS Mich Is
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NEW-Y0Rk HATS.
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Thomas Fowler Jr has this morning received superb lot
of Satin Beaver hats which he will sell CHEAP March Is
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,


will thsOMce o
70 rte esuppy ration
o On Year from c april next.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17
STOP AND THINK. BEFORE YOl
DRINK.

Even to this hour. although the occur
renee took place several years ago. lean
not help smiling at the remembrance of a
scene which ! witnessed while travelling
through Connecticut. We had stopped
for change ofhorses, and as the day was
rather damp and chilly, the passengers,
five in number, including myself, went in
to the bar. room of the inn. II was no
temperance house, as we well saw by the
array Of bottles IN the bar, bearing the
inviting titles-brandy, gin. wine. cordial,
and others. While I was quietly seated
at the stove, poor, miserable. sickly
looking being came in; and though APP
parently ashamed. yet he mustered up
all his courage, and advancing to the bar,
stood there without uttering syllable.
The landlord, however, too well under
stood the nature Of his errand to need a.
ny special information. and laying his
hand on the brandy bottle, he poured
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17
Various Matters.

A Dog Of Spirit.-A gentleman, a
good shot, lent favorite old pointer to
friend who had not much to accuse
himself ofin the slaughter Of partridges
however much he might have frighIen.
ed them. After Intellectually firing at
some birds which the old pointer had
found for him, the dog turned away in
apparent disgust, went home and never
could be persuaded to accompany the
same person afterwards.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17
SATURDAY., JANUARY IL. 1885.

Acklin's Island. Another nigh. was
passed on the beach by the Captain,
and the following being the eighth day
and nine nights without food or water,
and perfectly naked during the whole
time, (haviDg torn up his pantaloons
and shirt for sails) he obtained relief
from some negroes. Nothing was
saved from the wreck, save the hat,
watch, and clothes, the Captain was
wearing. -
Stage accident "A very serious
accident, we learn, occurred 10 one OF
the stages Of Messrs. Neil Moore, and
Co. yesterday, on its passage from
Hanesville 10 this place. In going
down aslipHery descent, the horses be.
came unnanageable, and ran OFF with
great speed-the stage was upset and
three Of the horses 10 one Of the finest
teams on the line killed the driver
was 80 seriously injured as TO render
his recovery doubtful. The passen-
gers, five or six in number, fortunately
had got out to walk down the bill, and
thus escaped Wheeling Times, Jan. 2.
Outrdge.-.The Dutch Ball at Bach
elors' Hall, on the night Of the lst inst.
was interrupted by the entrance Of a
gang Of ruffians, said to be boat-men,
some Of them being armed with colts,
pieces Of lead, attached to sling or
handkerchief with these the assault
was made-and some seven or eight OF
the gentlemen in the ball room were
knocked down they were however
after a bloody contest, elected from the
room. A young Dutchman Of the ball
party, in the employ ment Of one Of
our butchers, was found the next morn
ing lying in The market house, almost
lifeless. On examination, it was dis.
covered that his breast was seriously
injured, having the appearance Of hav-
ing been stamped upon; he had also
received severe blow on the temple,
to all appearance, inflicted by coli !.
-he died last svening. We have not
heard that any Of the individuals con.
cerned in this murderous scene have
been apprehended. Some Of our pols
ice officers were present at the ball,
what efforts, or whether any were made
by them, to arrest the offenders we
have not learned. We have heard
that this gang conslsted 10 part Of GER
tain individuals, who committed out.
RACES upon several persons here last
summer, but we're suffered to escape
unpunished.-It.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17

not anticipate such a result. They
look at things as they now exist, and
will not attempt to anticipate the im>
penetrabIe future. This Nation has
shown, when less powerful in numbers
and resources than at present, that it
knows how TO vindicate its rights,
when resort to measures Of redress
is expedient and proper. When me-
cessdry, we shall not shrink from what
duty may again demand of US. When
ever the occasion may arise, it cannot
be doubted that our united councils will
sriumphantly maintain the rights, the
honor, and the interests of the country
by all the means within their power
As things now are, however, the Re.
port concludes by saying that the Com.
nittee think it expedient TO leave Con.
gress unfettered and free to act accord
ing to circumstances as they may here
after occur.S
Appended to the Report is resolu.
lion embodying this conclusion of the
Committee which has been made the
order Of the day in the Senate for
Tuesday next.
RoBERr H. GoLDsBoRoUaH Ga de.
cided WHte) was on Wednesday e.
lected, without serious opposition, a
Senator of the United States from tha
State Of MARYLAND, to succeed Gen.
CHANBERs, resigned.
On Tuesday the following gentle
men Gall Whigs) we're chosen, by large
majori,ies, 10 the Legislature, to com.
pose the Executive Council ofthe State
for the ensuing year:
Nathaniel F. Williams, Of Bait. City.
George C. Washington, ofMontg'ry.
,Gwynn Harris, of Charles.
Thomas w. Veazey. of Cecil. 81
John S. Martin, of Worcester.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17
THE KING OF FRANCE.

AUdrIec of Louis Rhsttappe.-Pere
haps there is not ruler in existence
our own president excepted--in tela.
ton to whose character there ia s.
great variety of contradictory opit-
ions, as Louis Philippe ofFrance. His
admiters-and he has many--speak
Of him as cool, firm, sagacious, and
patriotic , his enemies land they are
still more umerous-describe him as
iliberal, selfish, cold-hearted, and av.
aricious. Many instances, fabulous or
otherwise, are related of his grasping
disposition. He does not seek to ac-
cumulate national wealth, but to effect
personal aggrandizement.-The mov-
Ing principle ofavarice is fear.-Itmay
be that Louis Philippe having known
the "whips and scorpions Of outrageous
fortune" and being conscious Of the
unstable tenure Of a French throne, is
preparing for the worst. Let that be
as il may, il is true that he has been
ssdulcusly engaged in accommodating
and boarding up money, until he has
secured an almost incredible amount.
He is not only the richest king--that
IL not saying much--but the richest
man In Europe. Even Rothschild,
who has been described as the king Of
the Jews, but who boasts more Of be-
ing the Jew Of the kings-even Roths-
child is said to be individually worth
less than this grasping monarch. The
correspondent Of the London Morning
Herald, says "the present wealth Of
his majesty is declared to be incalcula-
bic, and its increase is described as so
enormously progressive, that they say
the contemplated object of Nj. Thellus.
sion might be attained by king Louis
Philippe, il he live long enough; for
large as it is,.he national debt Of France
might, (ifyou believe certain actuaries,)
be absorbed, or purchased, 10 few
years by the treasures of the king of
the barricades. This is, no doubt, an
exaggeratfon /; but that he is, beyond
question, the richest man, and the most
economical man, aud the closest.6sled
man in the universe, could get you
fifty people to verify by affidavit"
Ii is said that the money thus accu-
mulated is secured, for the most part,
out of France. We understand that
large sums have been invested in this
coun,ry--in all probability his con,em.
plated place Of refuge should rebellion
make refuge necessary, which at
! present there is no reason to appre-
bend. We have learned from authori.
ty TO be relied upon, that Louis Phifli.
pc is the holder OF large amount Of
! our Pennsylvania stock, in the name
Of confidential agents. Ia case of a
rupture with France, his majesty will
probably lose the monies thus invested.
as the unscrupulous hand Of war will
doubtless regard it as lawful spoil. 80
Philadelphia Gazette.
DR.. franklin obser ves.--"The eyes
| Of other people are the eyes that ruin
us. II all but myself were blind, |
should want neither fine clothes, fine
! houses, nor fine furniture.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17
Squinting.-A simple remedy.

have not deemed it necessary to
notice squirting among diseases Of the
eye, the cure Of it being Of a purely
mechanical nature. The best eontriv-
ance of this kind with which am ac-
quain,ed consists Of spectacle frame
fitted with convex horn, having small
aperture only large enough to admit
light to the centre Of the pupil, by
which means the squin,er, if he wish
to see at all, is obliged to accustom
himself TO look straight forward.
CARTS on the Eye.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17
BANDITTI IN NEW JERSEY.

same person afterwards.
BANDITTI in NEW JERSEY.
A developement has recently been
made in one Of the counties Of New
Jersey, bordering on the A,lantic ocean,
which has brought to light a series Of
criminal practices of the darkest hue.
II has long been believed in various
parts Of that State that the county of
Monmouth had within the borders
set Of desperate men, who lived by de.
predating on the coasting commerce
which passed by it. The New Ark
Advertiser asserts that one Of their
practices was to decoy vessels ashore
by false lights, and intimates that many
poor mariners have thus been entrap-
pedto their ruin. The editor adds the
belief that the crews Of many vessel
thus brought ashore to be robbed, have
beer thrown overheard, on the princi-
pie hat dead men tell no tales The
robbery, however, within few weeks,
oftwo vessels on the Barnegat shore,
Of nine or ten thousand dollars worth
of goods, was committed under circum-
stances too glariog 10 be overlooked
The piratical miscreants, with their ia.
ces BACKED and their persons other.
wise disguised, drove off the persons
placed as guards over the vessels, and
stole nearly the whole Of both cargoss.
Information ofthese facts having reach
ed the Marshal of New Jersey, and by
him communicated to the police of N.
York, the Collector Of that port placed
under his direction the Revenue schoon-
er Alert, Capt. Gold, and the insurance
companies employed MIR. Huntington,
Of the police, and Captain Henry
Schenck, a wreck master Of New Jer-
sey, with bis vessel, to aid in the de-
lection of.he robbers, and the recovery
OF The property. The pirates, it ap.
pears, had in some way received no.
tice ofthe movement, and had there
fore disposed Of most of,he property
but small portion Of it was neverthe.
less recovered. In consequence Of
this information, many of the persons
implicated had left their dwellings, and
probably the neighborhood. The Mar
shall succeeded, however, in arresiing
aine, Of whom three were released on
bail before E. +. Boudinot, Commission
or of the District Court: the remaining
six were to be taken TO New Ark for
trial. II is stated that such is the dread
in the whole neighborhood Of this nu.
merous band Of robbers, that the Mar
! shall experienced the utmost difficulty
in his pursuit Of them. The circum.
stance had produced great excite
ment, and the few upright men 10 the
vicinity live so constantly in fear OF
their lives that they appear TO be afraid
to communicate whatever information
they may possess. Among the wretch.
es implicated, and he is said to be one
oftbe most prominent, is Justice sJ
the Peace The Marshal attempted to
take him, during one of three nights
spent on the coast, but he eluded every
effort. Many men in comparatively
knuent circumstances are also sus.
pected, with good reason, Of being the
abettors Of this most nefarious business
Il BAH. Amer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17
INTELLIGENCER.
Ro,it,rep:
SATURDAY, JANUARY II. 1885.

Gen. JAMES Thomas was on Mon.
day OF last week re.elected Governor
Of Maryland, with great nhanimiiy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17

PITTsBURG, Pa. Jan. q.
We understand an order was recelv-
ed at the U. S. Arsena! near this city
to ship at the earliest period for New
Orleans near a hundred cannon of the
Isrges. eslibre. The required number
were brought to the wharf; but the
sudden freezing Of the river prevented
their transportation. Democrat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17
THE CONVENT RIOTERS.

Judge Morton closed his charge on
the 9th inst, at half past seven O'Clock
in the evening, when the jury retired.
Nathaniel Budd, of Boston, was then
arraigned on the first count Of the in
dictment found against him by the
Grand Jury, and admitted TO bail in
the sum Of. $4,000.
On Wednesday morning, the Court
me. at 9 o'clock-the jury came in at
ten O'Clock, and returned a verdict as
follows marvin Marcy Gully l.
saac Parker Not Guilty and in the
case of Pond and Kelly, they could not
agree upon verdict. The Attorney
General then informed the Court tina.
another indictmen, had been found a.
gainst Parker, but that he should pur-
sue the prosecution no farther, Parker
was then fully discharged. The Court
then decided that Pond and Kelly might
be admitted 10 bail ID the sum of S.
600 each, with sufficient sureties. A
motion in arrest of judgment, in
the case Of Marcy, was then filed, and
argued by MIR. Farley, on the ground
that il did not sufficiently appear by
the record, tina. the offence charged
was committed within the Common.
wealth, and within the jurisdiction OF
the Court. This motion was oyerrul-
ed by the Court.
A motion for new trial in the case
of Marcy was then filed.
FREDERICK, (Md.) Jan. 7.-Weare
| extremely concerned TO hear that lit.
tie boy, a grandson Of Frederick Nusz,
Esq. Of this city, was frozen to death
on Monday morning, in Church street.
When discOved he was lying upon the
ground, senseless, and all attempts to
resuscitate him proved unavailing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17

OF The Y. S. Back has declared a
dividend ofthree and Q halt per cent,
for the last six months, payable after
the 18th inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17

Golden rewards.-It is stated in the
Globe, that Gold has been procured TO
pay every member Of Congress the full
amount ofhis pay and mileage.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17

DR.. franklin obser ves.--"The eyes
Of other people are the eyes that ruin
us. II all but myself were blind, |
should want neither fine clothes, tine
houses, nor 6ne furniture.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17

Singular Coincidcnce.-A gentle.
man of this town put up three hogs. OF
one litter, reared and fattened them in
one pen, which when killed, weighed
each 222 pounds-there was not a
s'raw's difference 10 the weight.-Ha-
gerstOwn Courier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17

o. A man has been condemned I,
seven years labor in the Connection
State Prison, for setting fire TO hi
house and barn, with view of de
frauding 40 Insurance company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-24
FORSE'R ".
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we learn that OF the delightful celebrations
po%p sso Of so so s Ct" Of our our
s, sod on SUNDAY ro@ Mobile Finding consequence heavy
possible to reach Monsomc, psiiae ,io,
ought not p"s
and binding how cordially his cou6e
Champagne The commander Of tie Boat, cap ess equally
landing place. and boats s
With which W neS SGus and flowers and vices poon,
fully s%r os s1pppss The seas and the end being
BALTIMORE arts, of ceebI sss T. ssnSes smith Esq OF
had in the time sudieny prepared beautiful dsr Soa
piece OF non about six feet square, which placed az to form
the the day The ' SS Ssa
asan DE- ss rows Ca ss 9s
s sss the os,ion psyas to deliver sI oc
the which a ea Bsss a, we're s . III
sorted from their cas and the osor to h i
the o % ,S ns exciting beauty of the q
a'o oa o Tsh shS was passing The read with
closed with sS o5Slon was warmly appuded exercise,
rayne' and spoken by HIMSELF ~ ''
When our sircs their calls unf.,ra
Heb 40 brave ave-. the Iacscss sea-
-. pontcd-and said" De- Free -
ihey saw their homes afar,-
The snow white cas divcrgc-
They plough'd tic swelling surge
No splendid hope their ,randrings eheer,d
l1 TSy len h. ' SSs7. by SiI plenty
Exchanged for forests dtear;
Tho splenior of tyrants throne
For honest freedom here
Though hungry wolves the nightly prowl
Around their or-huta took;
Though savagcs with hideous fowi
Their wildwood shelter shook;
Though tomRhawks around Them
To fear could such heats Weld
NO. God Tor whom they danger dar'd
In danger was their shield.
When giant power with blood-stain'd crest
Here shook his CORY lance,
And dar'd the warriors of tho West
Egibattlcd, TO advance;
Our young Columbia spranr-alonc--
In Heaven her only
AMI humbled with sling and stone
This monster to the Dust
Shall we, the sons Of valian, sircs
Such glories bascly stain.
Shall these rich Wales, these splenlid spircs
. E'eI brook expressions reign.
No If the despot's han
Must here sceptTe wave,
Raz'd be those glorics ffomt Inc land
And BIO the land--ovR GRAVE.
------.-- s.nontgomcrg C.1la0amal .qdreri.er.