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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22
Ioes &anslei poer Ns9iltrotur 2(mti
mif Qeneinred,ttirbpr Nprirffshnr,

ubtt SSWSbtbtkSDttbND<k oSL1lDLcpQC:
felt, einen, Siegel uno Secrstar
ooer Dberfbreiber (prothonotary)
loa ais Oiltrifts, ,9erltbt betraAtet
tperoen, pa6 auf giltige 9BeiIe Oas
Shr9errebt tbertragenfaun.
/. Sinner geeBmdbi9 naturotiGs,
ter perlonen fMen, menn Ge sur3elt
ser Noturallfatlpn ibrsr Gltesa un,.
ter 81 Sabrcn poret, unO 9sgenndr.
tig neb in oee Bsr. Gtaatet, mob
.aen ais Bdrser 9elten; ebcn f. Die
.Sinoer oerer, pie Slrssr Der Der.
st. llnO ooer tvaretl ,penu 9leib
oiei ielben ou6er 2anos5 9eboren pur-
oen. Sur Damn tritt elne Nusnab>
me pen Dieen Seltlmrnuneen Elm,
tpenn Die @ltern ME in Den Ger
rpObnten, Doer tpea Iinoer
eoer Glteru ftb Dem britiIben 9eere
sur 3elt oetWspolutton ongefble0en
batten.~
s. 2lae frlbern 0eebe reroen dis
|oufesboben erfllrt.
Gie 9erpronunS bonn 26. Mdrs
1914 entbalt bios grlduterunsen 3u
Den Deranitetenocu 9e(ebsn. Sic
befebt aus 9 2lrtifeln unp erfldrt: l.
|Otelent9en Die 5pifDen Dem 49,
Suni l798 un0 Ia. 2lpril 1902 in
oen Ser. Staatsn onlanSten, brau'
bcn tstnegrfldruns, 8irser rpsrbsn
Su rpcuen, obge 9eben baben. g.
Benn @tner, Der in @ntlprscbune
Der porlIsgenoen geIees feline
Qbfbt 8trser su tperoen, er>
|fldrt BAT, itirbt, beSer Ct uoturaliflrt
|tlt fo fDllen DteSinDer unD9Bittwe
|nab 8erlauf DC 9eleelt6sn 3eit
'uno tpenn lie Den porlbriftsmd6'
lsen @lo t.ilten, ;u Den prtpilesien
amerlfantfbs Shr9er berebtist(epn.
Sit Nfte pom 22. Mdr3 1916
stebt Die 9orfbrtften uber bieBe.
tpelsflbrnns IN 9saturalifa ations>Gdk
len, un0 3nor !: ,, . -. '. ~'
|. Seosr, scr ndeb Dem Is. Suni
l8l2in Den9er. Staaten onlanat,
BAT, bepDr er ais Birser aufsenom,
men tpsrDet, fanM Den 8eweis gu
llefern: a. rpenn er an9efpmmen
II; b oaB er re6ts;eitig feine @r,
fldruns, Birssr tpetoen su molten,
abselest bat. - Giefer Bemeis Fam
leDiglib n,lr burb Die beiDsn 3euss
ni0e aber feline NnnelDuns bel oeE
Nnfunft uno feine NnmslDuns fir
oie Qufnabne als 0lrser gefabrt
werbeu. s5n Der ttrfunbe iber Die
Nufnabn,e ais Sirger tnub aus,
ptiflib ben,srft tperDeni pa6 pies|
selbeben ieu; au6srbem i(t Ole ur,
EunDe ,,nsiltig unb Fraftlos. ~
3. :. 9leR Seltinimunsen Iouen fsis
ne. Nn.penouns baben auf Gene, Die
snifhen Dem l8. SUM- 1898 unb
L.. Npril 1909 anfamen; lte fbnnen
ais Burser aufssnor,liner, ,perpen,
obne iene Grtldruns abgeseben su|
bobsrl unp IS bleibt ibnen bios su
Da6 lie Dor Dem ID. Nprill
1902 anlansten uuo fortnabreno In |
oen 9er. @taatert tppbnten. Ser
Sewetsi oa6 lie ,penisltens 5 Sabre
Dor Der Meloung utl Nufnabuie ais
Vurgetiin Den Ger. Gtaaten Iicb
aufsebalten baben fam In Diefem
Sale purb bee.nigte Seu9su [Dlr,
ser) seliefert tperoen.
Die altte SOM s6ften, MaD 1884 perorbnst:
/. Minoerjabrlse, Die 8 Sabre DOR
ibter Deajabrisfeit in Den 0ers-
Gtaaten tpobnteta llno Biz, III ibrer
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22

Itu USl ~CgtpteHt4!1Y pOtl "a. Aprts
1909 $40. l a. erforOertiNe grfldt>
un9 nb9eeeben III boben. @5ie
mthsn jebob notbtriSnb bel ibrer
Nerpfldtnne ol6 Burger eioliO er.
b0rtsn ooB es 8 Sabre weber ibre
NblINt uno lbr QGtsIs mar 0tlrgcc
Der Sere!n!stef' g Staoteu ~ ,rer,
Den. -. : ;
2. 8drocrfbsin3 bjt nicbt nQb
otn 0orfibriftsp be6 Oeftte5 POM
22. MAr5 lSl6>ou69eItett puroen,
tlHD fraftics; ou6ge1ommen btcpp1
lno )enc l1rfunOen t,ber Our9erouf,
nobt'e, tpelbe Dor pcn IS, 9Eot
1894 elnselbit w.roen. @%
3. Oie Grtldrun9 Dor lem G5ecre,
tar oes geri6t6 (clerk) 1T eben 70
pedStlltl9, OILS wdre Ile uor pcru
0srldte lelbit Court eeCcteben.
4. oBenn manoie @rflaruug, ,Nar,
ger tperoen 5l tpouent 5psl. Sabre
pSr Der rpirtllben MeDuns I'm 9}o,
turall1atlcn ob9e9eben bot ; 70 fol-
Der Suloi1ung ais Str9er Ntbts i'm
Be9e lteben lpenn Die lonlt erfors
oerlI0en Sebin9ungen erfiut fiDDt
ndmllb S jdbrl9sr 2lufsntDalt, BE-
nets Der 3eit Der 2lnfunft Dureb Elm
beicnberes gerttfeat, Sepeis Der
absegebe enengrflarunS 0urO Elm an>
ostes geIenoertes 3eusniS II. ogl.
| Oles lino Die 9eiesn pelcbe tie
glnw onnerer III ben prioileeienf frei>
er Slrger 20nerifos bereebtioeu {;
lbnen SDrSuse einrdu,t1elb rretcte
man ais Oi: ousfbile6 6ltbeuDerreh,
te 9ebprner Inheritance Deutei1 nil.
Slebme man ben freinoen 2utbmmS
lln9en oiele Nebte, unb lle befuDen
llb In elmer nod p'el MmdbltOern
So9ei ols In europa. 4 Sort fam
IS nlM hberrafben,. tpenn cine pber
ote onoere &laNe poi, @intppbnern
IN Der Nuslbun9 ibrer Nectte be-
lbrantt miro. Ser 0titt Der Sc
lsee, Die 9,egisrunesformen Ser
gtnfa6 oerjdbrter Dorurtbeits ba>
benunserebti9feit, OruG uno .llns
9lslbbelt Der Stdnbe ;ur Gewobrh
~bett geifen1pelt alein outb 'bprt
baBt uno oeroam,,1t man Der i1etersl
.'.atb stnss brutatenAoslss llsmsy.
pie nnserebte 3urutfestlns. oer
ytraeltten, II. p9i. ais flucbparCise
@rfbetnnn9sn. Ju eingm gauDs
binsegen, no Sreibeit nho e,leitb.
belt ais Gruno Iab gill; Id6t |l1 fsis
ne empfnblibere Gdinaeb, feline
tleferegrnieortsune oenfen ais cine
beifimmte Sla0e Der gsnwpbuer D.
oem0snuile seraoe Der tpefsntiiDftsn
Sprtebte ousSufblieBen. ! ~ >o.. ,1,.. - -
- Sies TT Der3nsG Der ariffofrotis
fben Dartbell unb- fpet,a Die Gin
tpanoerer fdutl,en fitb iDrera Necbte
5u beDlenen, 1T eS febr rpabrlAeine
!lht ,hab Digelberl ilber .Fisri pner
lang, ipenn aub niht anfgebDbeu,
bob ,pefentlib ssfbmdlert tperDens
Das Oefammtinterene Der frenoen
Nnfen,linge ii,abt. Is ')eDeftt gins
selnen 3ur pfthtt QIle &rafte oufsus
Observation-Disclosures Manec III pereis
teln anofb 9egen;oie @ntmirDieung
elmer polIisen pblitifben tlnbe0euts
tamfeltsuiibern. Mlt0 0erinsfddsung
bllden Die ransltclsen NrtitDfrotett
auf Die Sremoen llieDer, tpelbe (Ib
nibt Der Gebte freler MpubAfaner
'erfreueu, |, init @rbitterung febei1 III
bieie Netbte an glpspanperer Oer-
lieben, Die iib Observation-Disclosures,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22
Sn Yolse peGen ersinssn ponget.

te uGp SpAYtSIISp AtVktH ~btSN'&.
Ote entltbeioenofe utIo tptDt .gYltt
perfelben TT jene pom Ia. Aprh
1902. gle psroronet !:
|. Gin Sremcer (ooraasgefeet I'M
met Dab er elnc frsle, tpelBe Der
|on (sp) fam nur inter folgenoet,
Bsoiasunsen Barssr Der9ereinls
ten rper eiaes elnjc!nen Staots spsr'
cen: TO- 49,. III. -.. - j..
a. St u,u6 tpenisftes orei mod
Der 0erDr0nun9 Don 1924 tpenty'
fens Stpsi) Sabre oer feiner Nut'
nabme als Slrger sic eiDlibe ST.
ftdrune ateessben baben, oaB e
feline Nbllbt uno feln 28Me fey,
Burger ser 3. ct. Su nerDen uno
Der SreUe uno Nab bdnglibfsit an
ous fremDen SurIten uno Souoer'
ine ~ entIasen. Ois grfldrunq
mus por oerSuperior ober Circuits,
Court zines Der einjelneni Ooer ocl
elmer Circuits pDsr Siltrifts>gour
Der 9sreini9ten ct aten qe'
| I1sbsn;(N.8. 2lab DerGom.plGo
b Qep feiner, 2lufnabme ali
0urger 1OA er oor einemosr9eribt(
eioli6 bsftiftigeu uno psrfpretbsnI
DaB er bic 8erfaNuns Der 9sr.--
|Staaten nocb Srdften unterI Itneen
un0 aufre1t erbalten perDe, uno 5us
sleib ouen frsmDen Striten unit
SDaoerdnsn f6rmlib ob Ibwbren.
9 Oer Sremoe mus rpeni9Itens
funf Sabre lit cen 9er. ct. uni
nenisItens Elm Sabr In Dem Staa'
te, tpu er um 2lufnabme nabfubty
semobnt u. Gb nabrenD Disfr 3ell
zines Drbnunssliebenoen ben9runps
fdsen Der 9erfafung entfprebenoen
5strasenS beRinen baben. &te
9ouer Des Qlufsntbaltss fonn nie
ourO 0en gib pes Blttltsuers tr'
tpieEts tperoen. = .@a .s%sIs=
D) Slbrt oer9ittfellsr eit1enerb'
liben DOer NoelssSitel; 70 t11uB er
auf Denlelbenf nformli6 9srSi6t lelt
Itsn. 9(is tam aber Elm Uremoer
zines Stoatsi NIT Dem Die 8. g,
i'm Sriese ttsben ais Shrser Der
Ser. Staatsn aufsenpmmen tpsr'
Den. rSrsmDe, bic psr Dem 20. Gan,
1895 einserponDert lInoi baben bios
.nabsuwei(en oab l.e fleb q Sabrein
Den Qer. Staaten allfgebalten bas
benz ,lno jene Die. 5wi(6en Dem 80.
sJan. 1898 an9efpma,en llnp, fentr
ten ibre Shrserfbeine bis sun1 ID.
2pril 1904 auswirfen pbne DAB fle
,upor Die @rflarunstl Sirser tpers
Den ~ tsousu, absvssben braub'
ten. .2#& "sst1 = y 2.2 !
g. Ole t,euen NaF6mmlinee feuen
ttb, UNI 8hrser iperDen Su fbnnerb
einfbrsiben lahenu. eineSeibelnlss
,lng bierlber einlbfen; ertpabene
per(onen lbsr 2l Sabre babsn lib
:. - - - v
fslbit su ,,t,sloen Mlno srjabrige (ut>
ter al Sabre) ino pon. Den gltern
9ermlnosrn Il. allenfaulSenD Dlenls
berrn ansujelgen. Die Nn5eise
mu6 psr irseno einsl1l &anslei ooer
(court Of record)
seGbebeu, uno entbolten: a. Naale;
b 0eburts,plas; % Alter /; b )Dsats
lpn DeS ginwanDerers, ,pohsr er
fomtlt uno tpc er li6 anSuIieDeln &C..
Denft. Ser G5eeretdr Des 8erihts
(clerk) fat Dies aubuseibnen ano
auf 9erlangea cine Selbelnisuns
bierhber anssaffeaeti.. Die Geblbs
zen Des Glerfs finb SO Gents flr Die
Jnregiftriru,ig, unD 5Ugents fir bic
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-22


fen poftfrep einselanbt psrbsn.
-@rJNpfuNG/u/n1c-
0tatura lifatiOn.
2lus allen0oredneni0en unOSes
ipesunsen ber ariltpfratl(ben pors
tbsi 1T IS nur su flar, oaB man cifri9
Daran orbeitst, bic @inwanoersr
bonn Blresr uno Wablrehte auss
sulblle6en. llnter folbsn llmltdns
Den 1T es du6erIt tpibtig, unD mir
erabten es ole un(tre Dft6t, bielek
ben auf ibre 0s6te aufmerffam III
maben unb ibnen eine9sranla0une
su seben, Die 9orteoinsuusen sur
2tusIbuns jener tpertb0cQen Nebts
3u erflllen, auf welebe man biui9 Elm
70 sreBe5 0e,pi6t legt.
Bir tbeilen nabfsbenbs in Elm,
en- eHt(prebenoem umfadsnoen2(us-
3uee bic 9e|sse uber Nuturall1a>
tion pDer Bir9eroufnabme Der Gin>
tpanoerer NIT, unD empfeblen lie eiu>
sr auftnsrEfameu, forsfa!tisen Bs'
ubtung.
Sie 8etfbiebenbeit ser 9eserb<
hunsen lber Standardization In Der
er(ten 3eit oes SeitebenS Der ger.
Staaten Gepublit tpurDe init Nebt
ais Elm grober Sebter oes Nesiers
ungs SDftems getaoelt. Sm 4ten
2ttitel Ser gonfbosrations llrtuns
De B. b. 8. Gull l778 1T beltlmmt,|
oaB bic freten @impobnsr zines
Staats,- erttdrte Nrme, ,9asabuns5
Dc uno flbttee 0ereretbsr ausge,
nommen-tu aHen ptlpilesten freisI
er Burger 1t, irsenD einem anDern
Staate berebtist fepn uno oa6 I'D
oas 9elf zines Staotes In ireenoI
einen1 anDern Gtante auer Yripils:
glen bes Oanoels uno Gommerces
erfreuen foue. Ser 3,psef bteles
9elsses rpar, Den freisn Oirsern
zines Staates Die Btrserrebte in|
etnetl, anoeru G5taate, tpobin er ftbl
nit Der Sett beseben m6bte, su lib,
ern. Dfenbar aber tparen Die1
Worte Der gonf6betatio urfnn>
be 3u pislDeutis ;-fo fenpte feb Elm
GinpanDerer beute In New,Oort
t1ieDerlansn itno naboem er einiae
QBpben Oafelbf ppbnte, nah peIls(
tDlpanien be9ebeit. sgt t,1ubte bort
als 8lrser 5ugelafien tperoen rpeilf
er ais freier ginnpbner zines GtanE
tes in einen anoern ibetlittelte.r-I
Nuf oiefe weiie rnotte fsb Sober
ala6 Selieben Darb cine einfabs
neberfepelung In einen1 aaoern
@taate ausgebebrtsre Nebte ers1
sperben, ais er In Dem Staate senb6,E
100 &c auerit anlangts. Dies rpar
Die s9eranlafuns tu bbhit tpioer,
fprebenDetl QSerDrDnun1en tn oen}
ein,elnen Gtaaten.tlm DieleSnepns
Cequenset1, III bsbsn bettimnite Die
Qerfa0un9su rfnnpe Dec %.
ct. b. D.17. G5ept. 1857 ba6 I
surgr;ielung elmer Gleibf6rmisfeitE
Bic Geleeehber Naturali al
tipn bon Der Ne9isrun9 Der UNI
on aussebenfousu. E<s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03

The Baltimore Patriot speaking of Brooks
interesting Letters from Europe says-"He
emphatcaly goes ahead ofall other tourists.
both in travelling and writing. Now the rea-
der finds him in steamboats,, seeing every
body and hearing every thing. and describing
the samr--now on the top of ST. Panl's IN
Lnndnn. playing the mnrallst and philosopher
now in the Briish Parliament, seeing alt,
noting all. aud losing nothing that y SAID or
done-now travelling on the top OF a stage
coach, and now footing it over mountain and
glen, and mingling with the great mass OF The
people 70 learn their condition and sentiments
how in Scotland---now in Ireland, and now
in Wales-next back to England, and then
out on, and over the continent Really he
must have the go ahead bump, marvellously
developed"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
M ars'icd.

In this town, on Sunday evening. 22d u't by
the Rev. Mr.. Dowling. MIR. Henry Is. Tompkns
10 Miss Patience 5. Peckham, both Of This town.
On Monday evening, 23d ult. Mr. Samuel A..
Parker Of Providence, to Miss Sophia W. Fish,
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Fish, Of tins town.
On Thursday evening last Mr. George w.
Dawley TO Miss Sarah Ann Hazard, both of this
town.
Al Georgetown, ID. c. William Hunter, Jun.
Esq. Of the Department of State, formerly OF this
town, TO Miss sally II. Smith daughter Of Gen.
W. Smith of the former place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
EU.3RDLA.N"S NOTICE.

,r>IIE subscriber having been appointed
4 by the Hon. Court OF PROBATE o, M'o'
dletown, Guardian TO the persons ana estate
of John. Mary !. and isaac > Bailey minors
children Of William Bailey 2d, late OF sai'
Mlddletowu, dec. has taken upon i''Insei' S"'o
trust and given bonds according to law
lie therefore requests all persons having
claims against either OF said estates TO pre-
sent them for sc,tlemen: and all inueo'eo Il
make immediate payment -,
Gro |. BAILEY, Guard.
Niddle,own. Nov. 10, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03

MExIco.-The Congress of Mexico have
passed decree, declaring that no other ie-
iigion than the Catholic, .4posiol'c, Roman, Is
protected in that country, and that the exer-
else of no other will he tolerated. "As long
as travellers, residents, and inhabitants ct the
Mexican territory shall respect the religion
and laws of the country, so long will the ma
ton secure to thenthe rights which may be-
long to them, or cause such rights to be re-
snected"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03

Murder tpiU oui.-We learn says Platts-
burgh paper, that letter has been received
by gentleman at Champain, from mem
ber Of the Vermont Legislature, stating that
there is q convict in the State Prison, at
Windsor, VT. who has confessed the crime "'
murder. Our readers will doubtless r"c"l-
lect the atrocious murder committed mt Cham
plain, two years since upon Miss Stevenson,
under circumstances the most shocking an''
melancholy. The villain is said to be IN prl'-
on ut Windso fora felony; and FROM the tort
nres of guilty conscience, has disclosed the
fact of being the perpetrator OF that foul ,nnr-
der. We understand that measures have
been taken to get possession of all the par,'r-
ulsrs. and we hope to lay them soon bei"'e
our readers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
TAX. FOR 1885.

'THE Subscriber, Collector of the IOW.N'
l. TAX voted in June last, hereby gives
notice, that he has 'mmenced the collecting
of said Tax. and respectfully requests all
those indebted to pay the same without de-
lay At No 9 Market-sqnare.
Dec.3. JOSEPH MARTIN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03

rbe New Orlean. True American Of the
10th inst. says, "Tho night before last Mr.
John Donovan. of this city, and his lady, hav-
ing had occasion to remain late from nome Oh
a visit, left their two young children III rhatgp
of a servant, who was directed To give 'hr ,,
children, in case they we're restless s"'",'
quantity of pdragoric. The case "ccarf'n'
nut instead of parag"rIc, the servant "l,s''"H
the phial, and gave them tandanum' ''e e''
tccts Of which were fatal tn both OF lhelI''-
No comment is necded-let parents 'aHe
warning, and throw away not on'v 'ne ia"na.
mum, but the paragoric also, II they nave any
in the house"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
MAR Il
LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.


ENTERED.
Schr. Geneva, Montagu, Falkland Islands.
Schr Sally Hope. Cromwell, Boston.
Soop Victory, Heath, New York.
Soop Eagle, Childs, do.
CLEARED.
Brig Poland, Austin, Havana.
Schr. Concord, Carr, do.
Schr. Mary, Chase, Norfolk.
Schr Fame, Brown, Harrington.
ARRIVALS.
FRIDAY Nov. 9th - Schooner Geneva. Mon
,ague, from sealing voyage, from The fau'k'and
Isles.
SUNDAY 29th.-Brg Victory, Kelp, FIN Kings
Schooner Davenport, Baker, from New Bed
ford, for New York.
Sch. Tiger, Jewel, from Boston, for do.
Scl,r. McDonnough Nicerson. from do. for do
Schr. Forester, Rupee, FIN. Th"rnaston, for do.
Schr Richmond, Hammond, from Rochester,
for do
Schr. Ievoy. Rogers, from Calais, for do.
Schr. Van bure,t, May hue, from East Mach'as
for New London.
Schr, Advance, Rogers, from Linconville for
New York
Sloop Camilla, Vars. from New York.
NoNDAY SOth.- Schr Decatur, Farmer, IRON
fishing voyage, Tor Sionington. =,
Schr Piper, Sears. from i'oston' Tor New J ork
Schr. Dekab, Harris, FIN Baltimore, Tor Provi'
dence.
Yesterday arr. sloop George, OF Taunton
from New York. via New Haven
S,oop Midas, Dennis from Providence Tor Ne"
York.
Sloop Hero, Read, from New-fork.
MEMORANDA
Schr. Clto, Howard. Of this port, arrived a
Mobile I 9th ut from Key West
/ Ship Kutusoff. Newton, of this port, was I"
Cronstadt Sept 25, 10 sail for N. York in days
Schr Franklin Greene, Waite, OF this port
cleared at Charleston for Mobile 2lst ut.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03

The Directors of the Boston and Provl-
drnce Railroad have declared II dividend of+
per cent. The whole receipts since The rood
went into operation, $ll2,C00; expenses 2e.
0OC; net profits in six months 3l,C90. For
per cent dividend $4,000; surplus retained
35, GOO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
Cy1.aRDLq.N"S NOTICE.

,gNIIE subscriber having been apPoin.,u W
4 the Hon. Court OF Probate o' ''e "" u
of Middetown. Guardian to the persons a,s
Estates of Joanna 5. Smith, and Lucy o
Smlih. minors, hereby gives notice. una, sue
has taken upon herself said trust, ana nus
riyun bonds according to law.
SARAH SMl | II, Guardian
NidJlctown, Oct. Is, lS35.-ow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03

Housewives must be cantlods III cooking
their CABBAGEs. In cutting open small
cabbage, boiled whole, in this town late y, n
reptile of the Lizard species was found in IT;
and ON giving pieces of the meat cooked with
the cabbage, to dog and cat, the poisonous
effe Is were Immediately visible. The dog
became swollen and sick, but recovered-the
cat wa, affected in the same way, ran OIL, and
probably died. Salem Register.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-12-03
TABLE CLOTHS.
Forte PiasaOs,

WANTED "a smart, active hoy, from 10
Is wears old, 10 attend IN Grocery aud variety
Store one who is willing to 60 err"ndS ana ca'-
r., bundles, aud s honest IN every sr"Se OF '"'
wori, aud willing to do all he can f"r NJ. EN-,
,ln,sr.-n,ay hear or n situation by appl, at
,,,,: office. One that lives in town aud knows
mos, Of The people in it, oud whsre they ll'e'
I. ould be- preforrco. NOV 20
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In this town, on Tuesday last, after distressing
illness, Mrs Matilda Scott, wife Of Capt. John d.
Scott, and daughter Of MIR. Barker Fish, aged 20
years. -,
At Middletown. on Monday 23d ult. Rhoda,
daughter Of Mr.. Robert Sisson, aged years and
months.
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Thick Cloths.

MORE winter Goods opened this dny--a-
w mong them arc, blue. brown and drab
Pilots cloths, Sattinetts, and flannels, very
stout
BLANKETS.
Large 9 ID, l2 IA rose blankets; do. small
size duffils; do do. horse blankets.
CAPS &c.
Just opened, on" caso Seal skin Caps, OF
all sizes-hats at $3.50 Also, 90 brown
sheetngs and shrtings, cheap, by
p. A. POTTER.
Dec 3
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The WINTER Term Of Mr..
Guilds school,

WILL commence on Monday the 7th inst
w Such scholars as may be disposed Ia
attend, will receive instruction in pocm Nh:
SIC on one afternoon in each week, for which
there will BE- no additional expenso the conf
ing quarter for ,nition. Young ladies. wish.
inc TO receive instruction on the piano, VIII
be accommodated at a moderate extra charge.
Newport, Dec. 3d.
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DalryRMple & Co.'S.
List Of School Fumd Lotteries,
TO BE DRAWN SOON.

" DE- Una W ~ oooA''
TO be drawn at Providence, under the super
intendencc ofihe Secretary of State.
This Dav, Thursday, Dec. 3D. 1888,
School Fund Lottery. Class No. l76,
Capital Prize S3 uOO
prize OF I,oOO
prize of 500
81 prizes OF ~
Tickets only 81, shares in proportion.
Friday, December 4th, 1885,
School Fund Lottery, Class la,
Captal Prize 10000 dollars,
rize of 1000 dollars,
50 prizes OF lIo ao,,arS'
I5O nr;2es of 60 dollars,
6G No. Lottery-G}T12 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
Saturday, December 5th, 1885,
School Fund Lottery. Glass lIS,
Capital Prize l5,OOO dollars
pr,ze of 5000 dollars,
Sprizes Of .p o. I,OUo Gomars'
100 prizes of ooo uo'a1s'
Whole Tickets SS-sharcs in proportion.
Monday, Dec. 9TH, 1885,
School Fund Lottery, Glass l79,
prize of 1000 dollars,
m n,;zes of 300 dollars,
10 prizes of 2Oo doliars,
Tickets S4-shares in proportion.
Tuesday, Dec. sth, 1885,
School Fund Lottery, Glass loO,
| lprize of oOUO 90 ,ars'
prize Of l,sa9 do,,arS'
2przcs Of 5U ao,,ors'
prizes of 2oo uo,'a's'
Tickets s2-shares in proportion
For sale in every variety. at
Dalrymple s Cos.
Those Of our friends that may wish To or
der by mail or otherwise, will please ADDRESS
C.DALRYMPLE @. & co.
1877 l.2 Thames ST.
Dcc.3 Newport, Il. J.
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BLE9CHED .SrfIRTLN'GS.

lust received and for sale by NJ. HALL,
- 9cases superior bleachcd shirtings-alsn,
one case very fair cslicocs at 10 1-2 cts. by
the piece. Dee'a
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Hugh l.. White, Of Tennessee, one OF the
candidates for the Presidency, Is native o'
Scotland. lie came to tins country before the
present constitution was adopted. and was
then about FIVE years old! In a recon, letter
of his addressed to J. A. Whlteslde, Esq. he
savs-"I was born under king, but raised
and educated under u republic"
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o. The Boston papers oiyesterday' did not
contain the weekly report Of Brighton mar
ket.
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Furniture, &C.
AT AUCTION.

I'm Saturday neri, Dec. 5ih, 1895, at 10
O'Clock II. NJ y fair, y not, the merit
fair day cj1er, al The WAsHINoToS Ho-
TEL, on ne LING Whay, wiH be sold
al public auction,
4 large quantity of Furniture. Sc. consist
~ ing of beds, bedsteads, tables, chairs,
booking glasses, carpets, one Piano, with
quantity of kitchen furniture, and all the ar
,iclrs belonging TO the bar Also one excel
len, fast troitng horse, one gig, one wagon,
harnesses and saddles. Likewise, z pigs, a
quantity of fowls, &c. Conditions Of sale
cash on delivery. WM LOWE, Sducfr.
New rort, Dec. 3, 1885.
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The National Intellgencer of Thursday
contains the following extract OF letter Just
received in that city, dated Vera Cruz, Nov.
g.
"This country is in bad situation. They
have shut the port (of Vera Cruz)a and allowed
no vessels to leave for several days past
They have been embarking ar,munition to
Texas. They are an told) collecting
,roops in the interior likewise for Texas, aud
il they send them, this part OF the country will
be worse off, if possible. than It has been
since they revolted from Spain. The North
Americans are very much disliked, especially
since Texas has taken the steps winch she
has. have had some opportunity OF know
inp the character Of this people, having been
among them much; ut one time renamed
among them eight months
GPCharles Haynes, formerly merchant
Of Boston, who has been imprisoned tor TWO
wears at New York, on an indictment tor ob-
tanning goods on false pretcnces, has oeen
discharge d. the decision of the Court having
been recently reversed by the Court Tor the
Correction of Errors II is ahard case, wh'le
man Is suffering IN prison, to take two years
m correct AL error. The Boston Gazette
asks, who will pay Mr. Haynes for two years
labor for tho State.
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FIRE.--A calamitous fire occurred in
Washington Place, on Fifth-street, New
York, on Sunday last, during divine service.