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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-07-12
Enter Quaker.

Enter Quaker.
LaWyer. Well, Thomas. how is tly
health am glad thee has taken the trou-
bic to call.
Quaker. do not trouble gentlemen of
thy profession very often; but have called
this afternoon to pay over some money to
thee.-As we friends do not believe in
training men in the art of killing folks
systematically, they oblige us to pay for the
enjoyment of our principles; and under
stand thee is the--I forget what military
people call 1.-THE who receives the com
mutation money.
Lalgyer. Yes, and wish | could get
off as cheap as you do; whereas it costs
me ten times the sum, besides eight or ten
days drilling every year. But what rem
ders the task more unpleasant, is the reflec-
ton that always arises when see the ban
ner flying, and hear the drums beating
around me, that the object of all this pre-
paration is to train us in the art of destroy
ing each other. And then always think
of the peaceable settlement of Pennsylva-
MIA, by Penn. My grandfather was Qua
ker and ! have always admired their plain
ness of dress, simplicity of language, and
pacific sentiments. In short, Thomas, |
have often thought that if we were all
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-07-12

VUST PUBLISHED and for sale at the
- Anti Slavery Rooms, 46 Washington
street, Price 80 cents, Lectures OF George
Thompson, Esq. with full report OF his
Polemical contests with Peter Borthwick,
Esq. the advocate OF the pro-slavery party
in England. This work has been compiled
from various English editions, and such
lectures only selected as have bearing on
the general question OF slavery throughout
the world
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01
0soin9unsen Diefsr 3eitune.

:, Der prets bieier 3eitu n 9 it; Gin & q:
1et nno tanfnnodWen3is Sent 8, fhroen Sebr:
gang IN rausbe5 btnng; Gin 1balsr
nno fnnf5's @snts rpenn iNnerbatb orep Wlona'
ten pom @mpfansez Der 3eituns au,--lmey
1paier trsI infletbatb eem Sabre, ,--auo 3ba:
!er uHo fant5ls eentS tpsnnnab Derlauf Def:
feIben bs5abIt wiro. :
2. Sur eInetar5ere 3eit als febs Monate miro
e'ne Subferlptlou an9enommen, uno ole 3eit:
nn9 fam nIbt aufse8eben speroen bis ale
sunffdnoe beSabIt fno. ..
M5., Sefanntma6unsen foften: SIR ene
Mod'e 50 @ents BAG Diered J; far einen Mona'
81 uno fur Elm Sabr GbaIsr bas 0iersd.
FSriefe,e. an ben 3eranSseber mhfen
pOttfrsp ein9e(auot wsrben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01
SreptdA ben lttn SUBJ 1886 -

|enoeouf ibrenE Woten etmo er(elOen
nesen uno Die Splsen pis(er gefese
l'nO-oob man bort 90 n 9arf.e l.
= m un9ldf bort. 6ier in Den 0er.
Stoaten 100 Die Oar mpftraft mebr
ais IN lrgeno einettl ano ern 2onOe o1t
9emsnoet rpirot tpp cine iDlbe unsee
9eure eoncurren3 unter Den pielen tau,
lenoo Dompfbtten bsfebt uno Ie9 8 ~
70 ats Der 9Bunfb Nuer 1T
9el6lebt 9sibts iur 9 eG&bliben 95e<
t6ranRun9 oes Mi6hroubs DieGer
Srof, trel6e letoer nur gar su oft
IN gen 6dnoen eeflbl-uno eepi0en
|!0ter $runfenboloe unp Olonenmafers
tte9tI bep tpelhen nur 9Hanfnote
et>pos seIten Men(benleben ober 9 q T
tel men Wertb bat. Ob -beGbrdnt
tenoe 0e(ehe oeSmegen belteben tpi(t
|Ien mir nlbt; tpobl tpi0en tpir, baB
Irpenn 0e be(teben Goatsnr eS bis jest
moo Nlemano eioqefa4sn Ill., (Ie in
|Qu6lbuns ju bringen.
Oae TT Der Stud, btr rpie Elm Bag,
lt0ea Sranomal uuE plefr eroBen uno
lb0nen Nepublif lattst, baB man in
Dem un9ebeuren Bult Don N6mifben
sne!liben uno siSensn 9sGsken gar
Mot tplnen Fam, ypas ei9entlib ais
9siee bier gilt; uno ooB Oerjeniee
'mmer oos gr6Bte Ne6t BAT Der
oos N E lte 0elo beGet; pober eS.
oenn ou6 Dobl femmen mag, oo6 Gb
0oIt Hno 9efeb9ebuneen lieber NIT
8 { Re + Il, DE n abseben. Gum Be<
meiB 0eg Seiogten mag ole leste Sib,
un9 un'erer febr o9tbaren VeeR9e-
buns oispsu,
(Bausrnfr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01
Msenten fit ben
g 9ot<rIonosfreu uno.

HSOteenoe 9srren Tno autboriffrt als o.
senten fir oiele 3eituns 81 asiersu. .-
9, @ron @biQicotbe. 3.
Srisorib @patb eiq. pofmeifer qpetersburs.
=. - @oIumbiano 60
s. @.'@Ooper efq. y. 81. gBcOier,
..-.. Mapne So.
Doe. parIenaun. 9. M. llniontpwn, gtarf
.-- @o.
Gbrw. 8. 8. 3uet, 8oaroman, Grum9uu
60.
Qusb MeSaa, efq.> MausfsIe, 8i6Ians
-. 60.
Die orn. DOetpren g. II. G. oeferlin, N1dz
-. lauo, Wbiano 60,
.aIleranber Meguup, .. M. D1afTi(lon, 3.
ebrtp' 9eorse 8. 98ep8aubt @bppawap
Bapne @0.
Wm, pbiIipps, p. aa. paris, etatt g..
=. II. 9enoee, @lqr. 3anespiae, Obo.
Doe. ": NieBe, 2anealter, Sbio.
5aeob plr'ons, Sommeriet, persY Co., 3.
Daniel QBorIep, @lq. y. M. @teauelanb ..
1Qr. 2SllbeIn Seiler IN SIum1!o g., 0lidbs
IaNo, 60.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01
Das B6rteben tneiner 0uaa(,

Gin M6rtfben siebt cs auf Der qDeIt,
Das mir bas esben rebt oeraaut
Mi6 pie nit Naeen (iiebt- .-
8sp rtan6en tpas idb f>boa oetbau., =
gt'sB 'eb mir bIane Steden bran. .=.- -
-...
0eTn fotg idb meinet Qaune nur,
o M Ruf Or Sreuoe Der glatur
uno ntdbt Dem Nuf Der pftlobt. ~.... ..
Aasin Die pFi6t bemn,t ,nsiuen eauf, -
aRan ilsBt mid nit Der 9tafe orauf ...
-..-..-- s........ .~< 49,. y
Sb Iabte nandben 9rogen 6erru.. j..-" -
1lno allen sroBen Narren germ -...r- .
Ssraoe ins gefbt. -..szs. !. L..
limo last MID elmer nid6t in Rub,> H.
60 tblus iob gar 81 serne 81, .
..e:@ + ~ Z. .%.-'-
S6 snuB 10 oft 9eoulbia febn,s Sd
qe hb Die 2eute Nafe brebn 81
Bsp bellefn SDnneuliobt. +.
gern rief idb oann: 5eio ibr benn blind? ii
Sbr {sbt eob, eaB ss Sbe!me Fuo!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01

Der 9Slrtb lbrleb TN 6HentIl6 an eine
2oFeL tnoem er faete: hgs miro Sb-
net1 5toor unlleb fem, oo6 man o}breu
Jeamer 70 bfenfllb {iebt, aber i'd bits
ts @5le un1 Siren Mantt(, oamit tdb
oen Slouen bepeden fanu.''
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01
Nlltrle j..
g.. MuS Dem gIoIer bss Msfen. .
ueber Nnwenoune unD WiBbraub
Der OompffrQft.

.DeC 00mpftr0tf-
lnfere Bebfelseitunsen, Defenders
Ole eneltleten, Itefern fat jeoe QBobe
elnen uno oft mebrere (1ouoerb ofte
Oertbte, rpte ouf o,elem goer jenem
Oompfboot Die &e0el 9eGtrunsen,
Wentben!eben DerlObren ee9aneen uno
Nenlben Uerfrtppelt wuroen. .-Go
1l0nge ole Oampffraft nod in ibrer
S1nobstt war bielt man oo8Ser(prin9en
Ioer Oampffe0el flr Elm nit Der 2(nr
tpenoun9 olsler. Sraft unswtrenntid
perbunoeneS uebcL ooer eor fir cine
S6tcfun9 Der 0Orlebuns 3ur Se,trof'
un9 oes eerwesensn MenGbense'
IbIe6tes, eas ifb toQfubn erfreb
ltet NIT oieRr ungebeuern & q f t,
nte etnlt Srontlln uno Sebronius NIT
Den Sllben 5u pieIen. 2luein jest,
ba man Die Nnwenoune oieler &raft Is
9runollb Derlfsbt un0 Die Bebanoluns
Der OQmpfmai1ienen 70 oenou tennt,
0oB man tbre 3Blrfuns motbemattGtb
berebnen uno beftimmen fonn, ld6t lib
ooe 3erlprln9en Der &e0sl 9or niht
mebr entfbulotsen. @s siebt teine
nDere &raft in Der QBeIt, Die,
wle olelet oDn nubternen uno
. ern Il nftt9en Menfben nit fol-
tebsr 0emtBbslf oss @rfeI9s seleitet
weroen Fam 80 ..>s>~~~-..-.--s
pfsroe ino [ounifb uno eigenwilIie,
f6nnen fbeu rper0en uno, bsp ouer
|0OrfIbt, burh9eben; mdbreno Die
Ompftroft spcn Men(tben 9on3 nocD
SeNeben an9ewenoet uno 9elsitet wer-
oen fann. Oeuun9sabtet 1piro Der
'Doltfnebt (Stage driyer,) rpenn INN
Die ,pfer0e ourh9eben, Doer tpcun er
ouf Den fpottibtebten fegenannten
Sanottro1en Den Wa9en umpirft uno
1ote pa6as!sre befbdoist rperoen, nah
oen 8 geGeBen flr isine Tabl1Bi9fsit
bart uno febr unsere0t befroft uno Sut11
= 6a0ener'ab an9eba!ten. 6he9t obsr
Elm Oampffe6el, Durb cfeobare Nabt
ldifisteit oes Gampfboot-g gapitatne
Ooer oes Jn9enteurs, bep elnem 2Betts
renner1 Doer elmer anoern eeiftret>
de 8eluItl9un9 olefer ISerrn in Die
guft, uuo Elm paar Oueeno Mens
fhen tperoen tbeils 9et6otst tbei(s
| |fbrsdlib perfttlmtnelt uno perbrannt,
70 ubersebet man oiefes gang nit
= tlafbwei9en: tpell un(ere ! 0 bs
10 ei Cen 0efesgeber In Baltlnston
nno Den ein5elnens 0unDe e6ifaaten nod
sar nibt ouf oen glnfaa setommen llpo
1oa6 jeoe Nesleruns erpfiibte t
|ttt nidt aIletn bas gisesutb u m
lgegsn Diebe uuo Nduber, fonoern olatt,
oas 6 Gebell Der Staotsbirser esgen
lMbroer uno So ofOtdser ~ blsen,
1uno oob man oaber aub jene Men,
llbent IN oeren Danoe Die un9ebeure
laOotnpf &roft gegeben miro, ourb
lfren9e 0eieBe blnoen mifIe riefe &taft
lni6t 3u mi6brauben jsDen paourb emf
lltebenoeu Sbaoeu unbeoin ct sl er-
|ebet1, unD bep offsnbar ourb NabldB-
li9feit oerurlaebten 8srl ulf Don Men,
| lfbenleben -Gapitai1s uuDs J1senieurs
nit lebensldneltber 3ucbtbausIirafe
su belegen. Gin Oampff,Gel Fam
n ur Damn. 5erfpringen siretll1 oie
lVtdicDtne teDteDt gebaHt tDurDei fpetl
Der gt9entbamer 3ll g etjig tpar,
1elne CUTE Ill be5ablen, poer Dtreb Die
untp { fIenbeit unb 9sabld6-
l9felt Der.JngeaieurS. z
Sn DehtfblanD uno gnglanb bette,
ben itrenge gefses uber Die Nnnenp-
lung Der Oanapffraft. 9ie gigsns
tbluier Der DanIpffblffe fino gum Gr-
lios oss Sbaoens perpflhtet Den Nei-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01

r~sV - SVFSeSe SS|S~Nb kNtHp
tlsbersinFunft NIT Den Snoianern.
GIN eriten Sbeite oie(er wodje trus
|l6 cine iebr intere0ante Seene in Der
|Sretmaurerbolle bie(er @ta0t (9BofD-
ln9ton) ju. Siefe war Der BeIdlu6
Der ueberelnfunft 5pi1ben Den Sttos
rpos uno Gbippanos Snbiaueru uno
Den Oer. Stoaten in 8esiebune ouf
Den Nnfauf oes SnoianiC den 8ebiets
IN MI6tsan. Ote Snotaner bobsn Ia
Moroen bon Mt6isan un9sfdbr 90
Mllltonen Nceer 2ano obeetreteu, uno
un9efebr 10000 2lder fir G6 bebok
ten ju eittle Sraoerfe uno Dore
Marguette. Oiefslben erbQiten 6oO,,
600 Sbaler 5abIbor in 90 Sobren aebft
anoern 0eptllt9ungen. Nob oen Eeis
erli6teiten Des Goucbens uno @inss
ems rpuroen oerfbieDene NeOen geho(s
ten, III rpelben eini9e Der Snpioner (ib
in Sumor ousllsBeu. @5ie uennen uuS
bic 2sute nit pei6sn 9utsn uno einer
plnfbte, ooB bic Qeute NIT weiBet,
6hten jeoem Der 0duptlinse, ,1nstfdbr
25 an Der 3ablt NIT elmer Der Beaueu1,
llbfeiten NIT 4 Sl6en !petbe (o GbneHe
9eben, Elm 8e(bent maben-er n1einte
nsbmlb Dferoe.-2lQe ibre Bitten rieI
fer 2(rt tpuroen erfigt-jeoob elmer
Der 6duptIln9e CAB Dem $ommi0aye
cine 9}uB ~ fnaden, inoem er perI
lonste, oo6 Die 2eute NIT weiBen Si.
ten jeoem ibrer lun9en 2sute nit elmer
"S GUAM Elm 9efbsnt MAIDEN
loIten. SRfer Spa6 rpar fur Die
grbauun9 oer VrauenSitnmer bic ges
9enwdrtig tporen beftlmmt. Oieie
ueberelnfunft 1T nun Dem Senote por,
9ele9t, nno miro Ypenn eenebmiQt
bbbIl6 sum 9Ortbeite alIer Yartbeien
serelben oas SnOianifbe 0ebist tpar
su weitldufs um fur Die Snoianer Die
Dorln serttreut Hparen BON Nubep Su
Iein. S5ie rperoen mn, fcnsentrirt
feln. tlnter Der Seitung 5errn Oane-
illus zines ltebensmirbieen uno eeblloes
ten baIbbldtigen Ottapas, mdfIen ibre
yortfbrttte IN Der gtpilifatipn fbneu
seben. Sie pln(ben ale nit oen
WetBen Dermtlht >uno ibnen etsitb
aettsllt su tperoeny uno feweroenes sa!o
(sln. Sls baben piel Sntrsde IN.
Ollfrlfte errest, - = ;
Das Serritorium oen QBiseeuGu,
Delflleb bon Mibtgant Dor tpeuiaen
Sabren nod cine QBilDniB, niniu,t
NIT reifenoer Sdnslligfelt an BE-
pbtferung iu uno miro niebt lebr ianae
bierna6 untsr Die 3abioer Staate1
in Die Union anfsenpmmen fperoep
n1nlent tpenu nnr anoers 0os 2nlfr5-
men Der Nusnonoerer in ben, Sraoe
nod etnlge 3eit 70 fort fabrt. @s
befnben llb fbon artiee Stabteben In
Dem Serritoriun1t tlnter auoern etnss
NIT 0somen Su Suque, uno unfere
eefer tpirD es pisleiebt intereG Giren,
nenn tpir benfelben fageit ba6 Diefes
neue Gta0tben fbon 9rDBe 6anDels
|gsfbdfte treibt. 2lm Ill. Mai. tanas
ten oafelbit "a Oampfb6te nit NalTa>-
|sieren uno gitertl an. Sn Der Wdbe.
befnoen ii6 Sabieeife gteimineil,
wobei sablrelte 1lrbsitee gefnebt
perosr. Man oerfpribt bobe prei(st
sSlebtrslber tperoen Darauf aufn,erffam
gen,abti oo6, bon 500 bis 500 Stla
fstts Dhien in Du 8uque gum 4srs
fauf tfanoen, aub tplrp Elm preob
ger oert sefubt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01

Nrbsiten, StebIen uno Betfeln.

Oet0nntItD 9tebt eS OreD gSe9e (td)
feinen llnterbalt III ernerben; orbeiten,
tteblenN. bettsln. Oas 0etteln (beint
oer 9rdoeife, unj.pe loeuti9ltet fol9lib
moralNOtte Don allsn iu> Gepn. Gin
Settler betr19t Niemano, 0enn entwe.
Der Fam er nlbt orbeitem ooer er rpiQ
|nl6t 9run0es 9enusl Inn sntmeoer
elnen Nlmo fen 5u eebeu, o0er es nibt
5u tbuu, 60 gut IS ibm erlaubt 1T sl1
perbungern penn er nibtS ju eGen bat
nit Den1feIten Neebt fam er Die Su-
mutbungi er (olIe arbeiten uuo nibt
betteln, ais un9ebirltb BON Der Oano
|peiien.-Oo6 0as Steblsn cine uner-
laubte 6anoluns 1T, oapon nlrben
|llbi on6sr ben ebrliben 2eute,b aub
losar Die Dtebe iberSeussn penn nicbt
|oer 8esrih De6elben naeb eeu llmltdnz
ben elne lebr rpeite uno aub lebr enee
@rfldruns sulieBe, llno tpenn su betpei-
| fen ltapoei oob Elm llnterfbieo Darun-
]ter fey, ob man (i0 init stpep ooer
! fhnfslstaufen0 6aaDen zines fremoen
|9utes bemabti9e ); Defenders nlBte
man 5npor bon Der marime absesan,
|sen fem, Die Siebe er)t oann su bang,
en- tpsnn man slie bat. Das 2(rbeie
ten 1T bis jeet Oas erlaubtefte Mlttel
laebaiten tperoen um Iidb Glen unD
Srinfsn perfbafen su fbnnen. -Nber
l}pie pisl Arbelter giebt es, tpelbe njebt
1ifeblen oas beiBt, tpelebe nibt fat
loer sansen iberein9efomtnenen Nrbejt
lin 9uantltdt u. Gualltdt nuroie oalf,
lie ooer gar Das Qsiertel ltefern !? on
4rnbebte In Der sSbat 0as Setteln uns
ter olen grnerbsjneisen berjenigt
fem bep tpelbsm man am tpentslten
|betrc9eu MIRO.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01

Giner fa6 in wirtbsbaAe uuo ted,
te lpader oara,lf; paes aber CUR Sab
funs Fam, fprab er: HSerr 9Birtb,
icy babe jest fein 0elb bep mir I; ieb
bite, bor9t mir bis t1lorsen. !" Ser
EBirtb perRBte: Hg5ebr germ, rur bits
fe ib mir 9bren Manen aus" Scr
I8ait nannte ibn, }einen 9lan,sn, uno
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
JOHN REMOND.
No. 1877 THAMEs-sT.

EU As received, in addition to his former stock a
n a supply OF perfumery comprising almost every
article usually found in such an establishment AL
SO a large supply Of German and French ornamen.
tai har-work; among which the Ring Curls a
new imported article; Ringlets of various sizes
plain Fusetts Fusetts with Rnglets Everlasting Fu.
setts,; plain Bands; Bands with Puffs Bands and
Plats TO ornament the hair; long hair Braids Pufis
plain Hair Combs Curs ornamented with flowers;
Gentlemen's false Whiskers; Ladies and Gentemen's
Wigs. The hair work offered, is such will be
constantly kept for sale, with the fashions that in
troduced The subscribers engagements are. such as
will enable him furnish the article OF Hair as low
as can be purchased in any city in the United States.
The Ring Curls and Rnglets are prepared entire.
~ by cold process, that the damp air nor perspi
ration will not effect them Dealers in hair work
respectfully invited TO examine Among the articles
mentioned above, of Mohair Caps; one
do artificial Flowers; Oderiforous Persian > eei
Bags; Ladies work, and Gentemens Dressing Cas-
A variety of shell and horn combs, great vare-
ty Of soaps expressly selected for the ladies' toilet and
gentlemens dressing cases.
The subscriber is ready to introduce and cut
aides and gentlemens hair in the latest Paris style
" n. b. ]. r. would express his warmest
gratitude TO the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport
and vicinity for their patronage extended to him since
the establishment of his business in Newport, and
still sOllcts continuance of their favors.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
THOMSONIAN
INrIRMARY.

VNIIE Subscriber, having been for more tha an:two
Il years, IN constant and successful practice, now
offers his services to the public a Botanic Phusic-
idn.-lle would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of Newport and the ad dining towns that he has re-
Gently removed from the corner of Broad II Collins.
streets to the commodious house at the corner
of Spring & Mllstreets, Cor the better accommoda
ton of his patients which daily calling
upon tim.) where he will administer the Pure ThOn-
sOuian Medicines to such may favor hm ith their
patronage. No pains will be spared render the
patients comfortable, and to restore them to health
Situated in one of the most healthy places in our
land the subscriber aters himself that the advanta-
ges oi this Infrmary surpassed by few nstitu.
tons of the kind in this country. To his former
friends and patrons he tenders his most hearty thanks;
and should they stand in need of his services he is.
ready TO administer TO them such remedies as the God
If Nature has bountiuly scattered over our fields.
This Infrmary will be conducted under the imme.
diae patronage of DIR. SAMUEL THOMSON.
ThOmSOnS ntic Guide to health
RObenSon's Lectures:
And N general assortment OF
THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale nj the Intr-
mary. {. GARDNER.
Tcrms.-S3 for a course of medicine
SO so per per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is now in readiness for
those who wish to take il.
Newport, May 18th, 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23

Tell Il to the Warines.-A correspondent
of Waldie's Journal of Bellies Lettres, wri-
ting from Batavia, says, that large shark
was caught on board ship, not far from
I'rimcomalec, and, as is usual on such oc-
casions, the crew at once began the attack
IA soon as he came on deck. One of the
men belonging to the carpenters crew,
seized broad axe, and with all his strength
struck blow at the animals head. At the
same instant, the shark sprung forward and
seized the axe between his teeth, and whtn
1t vas prenchcd out, so strong was the grasp
of the jaws, that the axe was split into FL
oments, or teeth, so that it bore resemblance
10 a fine tooth comb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent for
co L..
THE SUBSCRIBER,

Nh ANlNG made arrangements with the Agent o
Il " the Gate Vein Coal Company for one thou
pledge himself to furnish tie inhabitants of this town
with their winters stock of COAL deliverable from
the vessel Gfapphed for before the20th ofJune next
TO he delivered from the first July to the first of Oc
tobcr ensung-any quantity, from one ton upwards,
on the following favorable terms, which shall be at
the lowest price the above Coal sold for this season.
by the 1000 tons at the place of shipment in Philadel
phla adding thereto the freight and insurance, togcth.
er with y per cent commission on the above charges
for my services The Coal will also be subject, il
carted by my teams, to tax for cartng and weighing
of2s per ton. and ten cents wharfage.
Also, Coal broken and screened from the yard at
all seasons of the year at the lowest possible prices
also would take this opportunity to tender 10 the pub
lie my thanks, for the liberal patronage heretofore re
ceved. and solicit a continuance OF their custom.
april II. GEORGE KNOWLES.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

KV1E the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Court of Probate for the town of New
port Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims of the creditors against the estate of
SARAH DILLINGHAM;
late of Newport widow deceased. represented insol-
vent give notice that six months from the first day of
August last are allow ed the creditors bring in and
prove their claims, and that for the purpose Of re-
cevirg and examining the same, we wll' attend at
the counting room of George Engs, on Lopez wharf,
on the last Saturdays in December and January at
9 o'clock 2. NJ.
GEORGE ENGS,
ROBERT p. LEE,
JOHN II. BARBER.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
g2I-6m JONATHAN r. ALMY Adm
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CHARLES N. TILLEY,

"TOULD inform his friends and customers gen
w eraly, that he has for sale at his Store, No.9O1
Thrmes street, good assortment of
GROC ERIES,
among which are,-Loaf, Lump, White, and Brown
SUGAR.
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and souchong
TEA.
COFFEE, parched and ground Coffee.
Poilons Chocolate aud Cocoa.
kchon,s patent Cocoa.
Soda, Butter, and Sugar Crackers.
RICE, FLOUR, BUTTER, d CHEESE.
Doolittle's Winchesers and Robbins No. SOAP
Shaving soap of all kinds; white French Soap,
in bars, good article.
Spices of all kinds ground and unground.
Box, and keg Raisns, Prunes, Dates and Fig.
Starch, Saleratus, Sweet Oil and Catchup.
Castor Oil, Magnesia, Cream Tartar. Salts, Flour
Brimston, Camphor, and Liquoricc.
Eau de Lavender and Cologne wUter.
I.ump Oil and Sperm Candies, of the first quality
With great variety of BOOKS and FANCY
GOODS.
Also Glass and Crockery Ware, of all kinds,
Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Baskets Sieves &c,
&o all of which will be sold cheap at any store
in Newport.
uPAUCTION d COMMISSION Business
particularly attended to, and ConSgaments solicited.
Oct. Goth.
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ANTHRACITE COAL
BROAD MOUNTAIN-(IIhne is'es.

TEvllE Coal from this region when mined with
a care and selected from the purest VEINS, is ea-
incrusttons upon the sides of furnaces or stoves IL
makes but few ashes aud is considered on account
ofs purity strength, and great duraJHay to be supe
rior to any other for melting iron generating steam
CELEBRATED GATE TEIN.-(Rcd Ashts)
This variety is taken from of the best veins in
what is called the Peach Orchard district located in
the vicinity of Potts,ile II is easily gnited burns
royy freely and ,cih great briiaacy produces heavy
ashes and is superior to any other for Paror Crates
Cooking Stoves, and other domestic purposes.
Messrs. GEO. KNOWLES aud GEO. BOWEN.
are the only persons in Newport authorized by me TO
sell the above kinds of Coal
EPHRAIM A. HATHAWAY.
prnNihnncc Anril Ii IS'iH
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POETRY.
From the New York Mirror.
CITY LYRICS.

CHI LII hlCo.
Oh he was fierce Byronic beau,
And he dwelt in a basement damp and low;
He drank gin-and-water; his favorite dish
Was vinegar poured on little fish
And oh his diet made him sublime,
And he was dreadfully given to rhyme.
Now who should become this false ones prey,
But an angel who dwet just over the way!
She lived in an attic of perrilous height,
And assaied piano by day and by night.
She saw the fierce Byronic beau,
And her heart and hand were soon in glow.
And glances passed 'twixt the basement beau
hnd his beautiful mistress who lived en- ham;
And they contrived to meet in the street,
And enjoy for an hour a converse sweet.
All who can paint the JOY Of Miss Twiggs,
or that of John Julius Washington Briggs.
She displayed to him her watch of gold,
with earrings to match-and wealth untold
s e said she'd stored in an iron chest,
~ her attic, where she could guard it best.
How beat the heart of the child of song,
4 he said, "IIer wealth shall be mine ere-long !
klsl one dark and moonless night,
Wien the sleepy watchman proclaimed all right
: ladder was raised to an attic high
\ room was cleared though help was nigh
R7i noiselesS and safe the robber bold
Ob'ained Miss Twi9gs' uncounted gold.
There was racing and chasing to find the thief
Fa Huntingdon proGered and gave relief;
q a. or bbpd The wretch with his iron claw
And applied the good old screw ofthe law;
tn thief was the poet-unheard ofIhingl
Ndl his madrigals now bear date of Sing Sing.