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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
From the Forget Me-Not, for 1887.
THE BRIDAL TOILET.

By THE AUTHOR or cHARTLEY."
The Bridal Toilet not an hour of mrth,
As toilets were when her young heart was free
For, now, within that loving heart have birth
Imaginings that may not uttered be
Dream-like they fit before her mental sight;
Love, Hope, and Fear mingling in deep delight
1t is the goal of life. All by-gone joy
Seems naught to that which opens to her view,
Supremely blest her future whole employ.
For life is lovel Oh Edward Be thou true ~
She half cxclaims, then smiles away the doubt,
Blcst onidence Oh, what were life without!
'Tis something too, TO leave that ancient hall,
Through which, little child, she ran,
That long accustomed room, which held her all
OF youthful property since life began;
To leaye them, as vessel leaves the shore,
And call her parents home her home no more
But even as the vessel steers from land
Toplough through unknown seas with vent'rous
keel,
Goes forth her spirit None may understand
That mighty mystery, though all may feel
Or know the wond'rous power, Affections spell,
Loves hallowed flame, which not cen death can
quell.
That glows, triumphant, in her virgin breast:
On one alone, for life she now relies,
Be calm, each thought, lulled every fear to rest !
Smile, Lady, smile, though tears bedew thine
eye !
One little hour-and walking at his side,
YE shall BE- ONE-the Bridegroom and the Bride
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28

WROUGHT SHELL COMBS, AND
LADIES DRESSING CASES.
TUNHE subscriber has just received, and will keep
L. constantly FOR sale, variety of SHELL
COMBS Of various styles aud patterns.
Also, few Ladies and Gnctemens DRESS
ING CASES, among them are, Ladies Work Box
es, silver finished, with music attached TO them
HAIR BRUSHES with mirrors, English Red
Wood do, large English Tooth Brushes, French do.
Comb Brushes, Nail do. and variety of Beads,
Emery Bags, &C.
Nov. I'd. JOHN RENOND.
l37 Thames Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
MORRISON'S HYGEIAN
Vegetable Universal Medicine

THIS Is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Young
having given assurance Of his convection in
the Hygelan Theory of Physiology, as developed
by the British College Of Health London; and hav.
ing furnished the necessary security against coun
terfeits, is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI
VERSAL MEDICINES AND PUB
LEGATIONS,
In and foro the State of Rhode-Island
In cnfrmation whereof have this fourth day o
January, 1888, set my hand
ii. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sole General Hygeian agent for tie u
). Of america, Smith-street, Brooklyn, L.. l.
This is to certify that have appointed the follow.
ing gentlemen as Agents for vending Morrison
Hygean Universal Medicines IN this State to wit -
Mr. David Melville, of Newport, nessrs. George
Hammond a. Co. Wickford.-mr Jefferson l.. Kim.
ball, Coventry James H. Pearce, in astGreenwicb
and John B. Walker, Woonsocket.
SAML YOUNG.
Feb %, 1884.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
BUTTER g. CHEESE.

UUsT receiued and for ssle BY c. Y. Tllley
% 500 lbs Albany Butter * Chesse-Call at
Oct. 26. No. 30 4 Thapes-street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent fol
vending
WORISON',S HYGEIiN UNIVER-
SAL MEDICINES.

for the tate of Rhode.Island, hereby gives notice
that other person will be authorized to Vend said
Medicines in this city but for the accommodation
of the public, have appointed agents in different
parts of the Stae,-and to guard the public against
impositons, they may be assured, that should any
medicines be offered for sale in this State purport-
ing to be Morison's Hygeian Unuersdl Medicines by
any person except myself, ormy authorized agents
that they will be countereits. AMUEL YOUNG
No. l07, Wesmnstar-street
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-28
LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, new
PORT, r. I.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-06-28

from their inland position and they have
been long looking forward to the period,
when the national debt being discharged,
and surplus found in the Treasury, all
objections to distribution of the proceeds
of the public lands would cease. The eX-
pected period has arrived, but the objections
still continue, and we were warned by the
Chairman of the Committee Of Ways and
Means, in the opening of this debate, that
there was not only to be no distribution,
but that if the surplus continued, the COM
promise tariff act would not long be respect
cd. Sir, know this would he the natural
consequence of the accumulation of an
excess of revenue and denial of its dis
tribution and being very sure that the
cxtravagant expenditures which are propos-
ed to be made in order to get rid of the
surplus, cannot meet the deliberate appro-
baton ofthe people, | believe the question
will be between an abandonment of the
tariff, aud distribution of the surplus
among the States. Yes, sir, the measure
of Justice which you propose to deal out TO
the agriculturists, the manufacturers, and
the mechanics Of Vermont, is not only to
deny them all advantages from the com
mon funG arising out of the public lands,
but to sacrifice the rewards oftheir indus
try to the cupidity of the capitalists, and
the competition of the paupers of foreign
Governments. Permit me to say, that this
is measure of justice, or rather of crying
injustice, which they will not accept And,
sir, this position will not be lonely one.
The people of the whole country, and es-
pcciaiIy Of the INTERIOR perccving that this
measure Of distribution is one which, in
MI its nsucctS involves their highest and
deepest interests and that compared with
it, their petty contests about who, for the
time being, shall enjoy the honors and
emolumrnis of office, dwndlo into insig.
nificancc, will rise in their might, and
breaking asunder the party shackles which
have bound them, will speak to their rep
rescntatives language in its favor which
cannot be misunderstood, and which will
not be resisted But will not dwell Oh this
subject. | have already occupied more OF
the time of the committee than intended,
and fOrbcar to submit any further re-
marks.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-06-28
NOTE.

nv ~.
The Public Lands were acquired by the
United States by cessions from the old
States, (thc most important being that Of
Virginia in 1881 and by the purchase of
Louisiana in 1902, aud Florida i'll lol9.-
The quantity of land iii the States and or
ganized Territories, in which the Indian
title still remains, is about seventy nine
millions of acres. In two hundred and
sixty eight millions the Indian title has be-
come extinct, and of this one hundred and
seventy six millions have been surveyed,
forty four millions of it sold, and one hun
dred and thirty millions remains unsold.
Besides this, there are, west OF the Mlssls-
sppi, and without the boundaries of the
States and Territories, about seven hundred
and fifteen millions of acres belonging TO
the United States, subject, however, to the
Indian title.
The amount of the nett proceeds of the
sales of the public lands tor the years 1888,
"a and '35, which the land bill proposes
to distribute, is S20,57l 1875 rs. The
amount of the sales for the first quarter Of
the present year exceeds 5 12 millions
Estimating the proceeds of 1886 at l-2
millions, the amount to be distributed at
the end of the present year will be about
SO millions. This sum, after deducting the
ten per cent allowed TO the new States, dis
tributed among the States according to
their federal population will give to each
individual about 1915. The share fVer-
mont in this distribution, with population
of 2S0,655, would be S77I, 500 If the
State should make this fund for the sup
port of schools, it would at an interest of
six per cent. produce the amount of $47,-
30S, equal TO the sum that would be pro-
ducod by tax of 2 4 per cent on the
whole grand list ofthe State. II the pro-
cceds Of the sales for 1887, which the land
bill also provides for distributing, should
equal those of the present year, the annual
interest of the fund would considerably
exceed the amount of the three cent tax
annually assessed for the support of schools
aud enable the Legislature, if it thought
proper, to dispense with its future collcc-
ton.
If the Legislature should, under proper
regulations, provide by law for enabling
the several towns in the State TO take
charge of their respective shares ofthe fund,
and distribute the same among them in
proportion to their population, the sum
which each town would obtain at the end
of the present year may be readily calcutta
ted, by allowing 50 IS for each individual,
Thus, town of one hundred inhabitants
would receive 275 dollars; one of five
hundred inhabitants, + ,375 Of one thou
sand, $3.50; of fifteen hundred. $4,000 ;
of two thousand $1,000; of three thousand,
SS,250, &c. &c.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26
t HE II f r l. ID.
WALL srREXT-FRIDAY. FEB. es.

Nothing very particular took place in Wall yestsrday
Stocks generally recovered leParcuay the United States
Irelched on lime as high 27-cash Canal high
ass5K-shers in proportion Now the Of
little any and continues
rather scarce, usual
conceive be Of importance for the raj
impression that will per before the end Of
March TAe United Bank has millions pay the
vernneL on Of March, The will be thrown into
the may loaned again. But the oPe
ration requires some the money lenders with
these institutions may avail money
purposes
The New Company stock is not in the market 1t
led n,uiny l48-ln snsrmous par which
come out entirely and goes into the pockets
of the stockholders equs $4,000 profit SOOOOOo
This is a regular monopoly and nothing else
Ii now highly probable that Rail Rods each going Like
Erie will pass the Legislature The stock Of both will eompe-
prevents monopoly and such advance the value
Of stock as York Gas Company Whose charter
the Legislature oughtlo look into.
We learn tint the Office viii certainly he removed back
Wall street. and take its residence in the Branch Bank
building Kendall inIead make visit New York aud
set le the HIMSELF
Real estate Is again. II will move the next hsw.
u Bank 1914, 24, 3, 26t, L ~ Y. state ms Co.. IS,
Pbosnix Bank. ia Jackson ms. 99t,
peLS rad, io7 Al II, Farmers Loan Il7i, 10, 49,.
Morris Canal, 81, i, 4. 2A5'35' Mohawk K r. LOG,
N. o. Canal. 100 Patterson X X, Sl4, Z, of
4. o. Com. Bark. Io5 Bss. & Prov r. r. 100 III
Ohio l. T., !2l 81 ~, Stoningon r. r., 50,
AaaT T.. ffaltl us, IA, Bos. * Mor.R r.. 10Th
Kentucky Bank, iO2l Utica r. r.. l2l, O. 25 22a Isl.
n o. Gas. lO4i, At. Canton Co.. so. l, 2
Planters Blk, Tenn- los,
Prices al the Philadelphia Exchange, February NJ
H. : Rank l2ft IL 26 Western Bank, 81,
Com &, INK g. Northern Blk, Ky. Sil,
scnuy kin Navis, ls5, Del Hud, SGT, So
GraTd Bank, 70,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

t'OR SALE-22, 900 Acres Of good tmbered Land in
Tie state OF Maine lying the within
s;,. % p OF mp navigation The timber consists principally Of
he rne with fair proportion Of Spruce ard Hard Wood
There are also several good mills vicinity Of easy
PERSONS Who have been on it, desirable land
ana an object tor spectators take hold Of Terms Of payment
ply j. a. VANDENRERG up
dec 5-tf Il Ch.-..'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26
I AIDES FURs. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,

/ AIDES EURS. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,
II AND SToCkS-Wstso Van Duzer, l5e Chatham street
respectfully Inform their friends and the public they
TO manufacture and keep for sale splendid
article IN their line Of the best materials workmanship
winch they oder al very low prices Their consists Of
following articles, viz Lynx Squirrel Genet Martin and
Peernes, CaPes Boa Nuts and Neck Rufs Swanlevn Ruds
oter tueal, Nutrs. Muskrst Rabbit Caps
Also seale Plush, Clolh Leather and r. ~ Caps Fine fur
and SATIN Beaver Hats FoulaId Sat- do, Striped do Plaid
do Plain do Stocks with HandA Bows and Plain also i.d
striped plaid and corded silk stocks Also. splendid silk and sair
Nesg Boazn Mohar aud silk and hrse Stocks made on the
best run nre frames in the approved manner Lines Bo-
eHs and Shirt Collars Crvals and Stnes Pocket
suspenders Gloves, &c. nov off
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26
RoSTON AND LYNN COMPANY's INDIA

R0STON AND LYNN COMPANY's INDIA
- RUBBER Cloth and Clshing Warehouse No. Fulton
street, Apostle Hollis Hotel New York,
MARIN! -! The proprietors -baned the highest premium
the Int Fair of the American Institute specimens
India Rubber Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
The subscribers stock the following articles
nd warranted water proof in oImate.-
Goats Hair Camb ct Sartsuts, Air Cushions
do Wrappers do Life Preseryer,
Imitation do do do Swimming Belts
Goars Hair Cambet Cloaks do Travelling Collars
Imitation do do Sporting Bags,
=. do Capes Water Bag and Bottles,
Merino snrouts Travelling Bags
Drilling Surtouts Letter Bag,
Frock Coat. of all kinds Gas Bags
Sporting jackets Injection Bags
monkey Jackets Caters for riding
Pea Goats Leggings without feet
P-ntaloons Baggage and Wagon Covers
Wading pants wilh feet Gloves and Mittens
Long teyyings with feet Caps with Capes
Shortdo do Gun Covers
6entieme. and Ladies Bosts x Hand Reins
shoes Horse Covers
Bets TOE carrying money in Saddle Bags
Ladies Abr Hose for conducting water
Misses DO Airs Saddles
Children's de Hvdroststie Beds
Air Mattresses Rsih;ng Couehes
do Pillows, &e. &c. &c.
Ale India Rubber Cloth, OF al width. aud kinds Carriage,
Gig or wagon Tops Curtains Boots any .ther fof.
constant supply always hand.
Orders from Morchan ia sEy part United States prompt
" attended 10.
an 25-f SAMUEL CHASE
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

WILLIAMS * DOW, LITE FROM BOSTON,
wholesale Dealers IN staple and Fancy Dry Goods, having
taken store No. Broad street. few doors below the Exchange
Hotel have received and opening
Foreign ard Domestic Dry Goods which they offer BY
package piece good he in
u which they respectfully siie the attention Of
different parts of the country and city FEB 2-,f
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

ITO FAMILIES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
IL PARTY GlVERS.-THE SUBSCRIBER having long
experience and extensive practice in the first circles Of European
society, in conducting Public and Private Dinner Parties Balls
viii be glad take the charge If such or other parties
rendet the necessary assistance.
Waters Of eapahity and
and moderate
Bills Of Fare prepared and when required the cooking depart
nent will he superintendent 10 trouble 10 families
III. VI. FALCONER-
Orders IA al Messrs Smith 4 Cause, SO Reed will be
stlnly attended 10. feb I5-2w
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

l AIDES LOOK AT THIS.-wATSON K VAN
DUZER, l5s Chatham street, selling very reduced
prices, splendid Of Furs, consisting Capes
PeleTines, Boa Ms Neck Ru SwsIsdown for trimming and
other description Of articles in their line wishing
purchase would do well call themselves the sub
scrhsr determined clear their Fu prev
Gus l. the holidays WATSON VAN DUZER,
l58 Chatham street New York.
Stocks "a
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

pAIENT RUSSIAN PILL S.-DoCToR
Uni fiNOfr respectfully announces the tnh2bttzns
cargo Of The Patent Pill patronised by the Cad and by The
Princess kostosk and Zng the spsent
that has ever been introduced into society
10 the Intelligent community represent tho
the how Of bile and psncresc juice and npsng the
whole system abundanty established but from the peculiar
Of this medicine the nembraae Earsn
operate "tuO cit0 e jocusde-"
The superiority these pills
itsst from their extreme smalne
than two reque for dose The baneu and occasionally poi
sonous effects Of swallowing medicine in large quantities Of
OF dozen large pills. that eonia aTenc for thing that
the avoided while
siyaeiiy tn effect ofthe patent I,u.-an Pills.
Dr. It. Is that om naksn economy, persons
IN the n7o ofaakng theown pills, BY together
TAR wilma drops OF water equal quantities. OF powdered hublb
made Of his msdicine viii be found every other while
VIII al the time coTpuencemproVe the mind
strengthen the body and beau the complexion young old
Sole Agent fer the United ) ates, L. u hiiinof
Dr. Tchiinof Srs-ltSas troubled for sir months with
eruption about the mouth for which used every remedy
pessy robbed by the doctors BY making 0f Of
pills brought opposite the throat by removed
the pit OF the stomach and by another dose evacuated
Trusting that the sensible Of the community will duly appreciate
your medicine, subscribe myself, NJ. LAxuMovITcH.
death from Moyrisons PGA Coroners inquest lately
held in London, body Mrs
whose death occasiOned by taking Moons Pills The
tes Of the deceased depoed that she had taken three
verely the sale OF the pills question,
discus verdict, the deceased died
Inflammation Of the nesnes caused by taking Morrison. Ps
the wife If working jewee and the
children nsd States Medical and Surgical Journal lat
No feb 26-lrs
STORAGE TO BE HAD IN -FOUR STORY FIRE
- Proof Building. al No. West street.
Also. for sale, 50 irkns choice Butter by
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED Ship Bristol, Adams Bristol
ARRIVED-Shps Chariemange, Richardson. Have Cndace,
Dsane, dermO
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1 OST-YEsrEkDAY, SMALL RED MOROCCO
IL WALLET, containing FIVE dollar Of the Sandusky
Bank, Ohio and Of hand for dollars sundy
other Of vse except the Payment
a this sice. feb 2l3t
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26
usUB POST OFFICE-HuDSON's MEP-

CHANTS NEWS ROOM, CORNER OF WALL AND
WATER STREETSThe Proprietor The earnest solicitation
number Of Merchants, eOnnsoed with h establish
nenf a SUB POST OFFICE-tkrough which ahas and
receive om aud forward sir letters The City Post
Once every hour during the day.
Letter Bag will also be closed The News Roam the latest
possible several mails, and will be taken
from The Post Office aiming letters the mails
sorted Letters W. delivered from the Post Office the special
urder Of he NJ whom they addressed Further par
be obtained application at tn
News Room where also all information concerning the arrival and
departure Of the mails, all times be obtained.
Also every particular relative Ship Letter Bgthe time Of
closing &C. &C. altmes be had application the Couat
Ing R0em Clerk. jan 5H
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26
nOUBLE ENTRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. taught

DOUBLE ENTRY BOOk-KEEPING. is taught
Fosters Commercial school s3 Broadway. upon the
modern and approved principles The hsu Of
the learners conveneEee-here being classes The plan
instruction plain, PRACTICAL and comprehensive During
the course the pupil will post azd balance complete
Of books, and Be qualified 70 perform the duties Of Boakkcey
in the most extensive and diversified establishment LESSONS
IN PENMANSHIP, morning, afternoon and evening" Terms
moderate Apply at lsS Broadway lover Mr. Mhau's Druggist
Store.)
From the Boston Gazette.l
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING.-Tne manner in which
this art taught conveys but imperfect idea OF the practice
OF nerchantsi and when gets for the first time info
COUNTING house he finds simlide between what he
and what he has been taught than really exists between the
dser Of theatre and Aiaddn lamp. The ere-ce be-
tween theory and the study f and ap
pcaiiOn practical well known
We think sr Fosters PLAINLY connecting systematic boos kecpng
uith actual acknowledgements advantages worthy the conside-
ration Of all who wish TO acquire the forms and mod Of bushes.
Thorough and efectual manner.
Mr. FOSTERS long experience the counting house and
kill Penmsn qualify him. in peculiar for the due,
ofhis profession ian 6-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

WANTED-An English American youth from l6 to II
w years Of age, as apprentice to tbs LIrHOGRAPHIC
baiidng. feb 25-tf
WANTED young Girl the up slars work and as
" sit IN taxing care Of children Also do the wash
ng ironing aud kitchen work. those with good
can apply Immediately i2 Green
feb film
ITO TAILORESSEs.-wANT few good hands,
Ike and other hin coats frocLs &c Apply with
sample ofwsrk at l4s Pearl street, stairs 222w
ROOk-kEEPERS WANTED.-THE success
~ which uniformly the labor Of Mr. students in
Bookkeeping his Office No. Wall street. csnnot possibly be
equaled elsewhere Only mark the total salaries
conferred Mr. FPS finished Book keepers employed for
year was equal TO S3 0 His present orders for srate Book
this year already number Of 50 whilst not one so
tary diploma Of his remains unified in the shiveng hands,
of idle In ORDER therefore, give chance
who NAV NOT he ablr 10 nav tbe SIs In .dv,nc h;ch -
charge made for the attainment science Mr. r. will receive
Sl and the balance will not be demanded until suae
obtained Tor each STUDENT with hearty eengratuaon for
welfare. feb 22-ws
WANTEO-Notes OF the Bank Of Monroe n " AT ri per
W cent scOuh Also Eastern, Western Southern Money
at me lowest rates. DoubOons soveregns and Napoeon
leo Iy-u l2s Broadway.
WANTED-AB Boy at 10 Chamber street
w feb ls-u
NANTED-A first rate Colored waier-two White Wal
good smart Girls for Homework Apply Chambers street
feb lift
SALMON.-No !, Nc. 2. and No. 3. in erces. Aso rusty
feb lsln. IS Brosd street nm stair
TO TRUNK MAKERS Newfoundland Seal
Il SKINS also, 800 Canada dressed for Trunks.
DUNSCOMB, BROTHERS,
TED l9lm- So Broad street, up stairs.
y. AND EXCHANGE BROKER-EIehanves ali Kind, Of IN
current money al she lowest rates.
All kinds OF gold and silver bought and sold
Bank Of Eng Notes bought and sold Thompson will collect
and negotiate drafts most Of the commercial places
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-26

CARDS W. BRYHAM returns his sincere thank, 10
N his friends and the public their yey extended
patronage during the Pa'ty he has been business and
aoqua them that he enang his naauiacoy when he will be
better prepared the demands Of his supply
every thing in the Confectionery line Of the richest description
and daily maEusct ed fresh pure improved principle
Of clarifying by W. B. Altter himself that hv s con-
tnung have his goods manufactured ingredients
and free from deeeTo eolorng the red only
he fail give versa satisfaction have al
ready testified and who daily extend their patronage BnweIy
Confectionery No. 8 Bowey and Stole
No 1891 Grand street. between Chysie and Forsyth
~ b. City and Count orders attended with puncaly and
dispatch and any part The eiy free fearaee b