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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10
FIRST SIGNAL FROM OHIO

BY The way Of Buffalo we have a
glimpse of good lidings from Ohio
In Cdynhoga county, the gain of the
Harrison Ticket, since the October C..
lection, is TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FOUR. In Portage coun-
ty, the gain is FOUR HUNDRED
In four towns in Medina the gain is
TWO HUNDRED! So goes the
cause of an indignant people, rising in
their strength to put down corruption
The Van Buren men have been fatter-
Ing themselves that the popularity OF
Gen. Vance Tor Governor, had been the
only reason Of their defeat in October,
and that they should carry their Elec-
tors. But it is not so. Van Buren has
been weighed in the balance and found
wanting.
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French Velvet Flowers,
FEATHER FLOWERS,
OSTRICH FEATHERS &c.

TGNIlE subscriber has received a variety 5Y
l. these articles, among which are
Wrcaths, lunches, and Sprigs, Feather
Plumes, Bunches Ostrich Feathers, case
Mchair Caps and Nets, Watch' Guards, ana
Violin strings.
A great variety of German and French
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK, among:
which are Bands at the low price of ST. ,l2t-
The subscriber assures the ladies of New
port and its vicinity that the hair work re-
ccived in addition to his former stock, COM
prses great variety of style and colour.
Those who wish for any of these articles, are
The above will be sold, wholesale and re-
town or elsewhere. j. REMOND,
Nov. 10Th. l37 Thamcs-st.
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I II F. nj S.

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10
BETTER YET!

The Phiad elphia Commercial Herald OF
this morning concludes RS triumphing cleo
ton article ms follows:-
Harrison has carried the State by major
ity Of from TWO THOUSAND to FOUR
THOUSAND.-Thc returns received cam
not be so far out of the way as to produce any
other result. Then let the shout go forth
and
"Sound the load tramp DER corrapGon's dark sea +
"A people have triumphed---a nation is free"'
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TO the FrcclMcn Of Rhode
Island.


you will be called to discharge the most
important duty, which can at any time
devolve on an American citizen, viz: to
eject by your free and unbiased suflra-
yes College of ELEcroRs, 'rhOse roie
may possibly determine The character Of
the Chief Executive Magistrate Of this
couni'y for The nert four gears. The
qualifications and claims of the several
candidates for that Office have been a.
bly, and faithfully laid before you by the
WHIo CONVENTION, which recently as
sembled in This State, and The conse qnen-
ces pointed out with the utmost fidelity
to your interests and with no false color
ing, which must result To our free insttu-
tions--to our happiness as people-to
our general and individual prosperity
the present gross and wanton msrule in
the Government Of the United States is
suffered to be perpetuated in the person
and principles of Martin Van Buren,
At the same time they have depicted TO
you with the like freedom Of remark and
equal fidelity, the qnaliic ations and SER
vices of our veteran Wing candidate, te
PATRIOT Harrison, and the results to
be expected from the Government as adj
ministered by him upon enlarged and
s,atesmanlike principles, and with n sim
gIe regard to your own best interests. }.
is not our intention therefore to enlarge
on these topics, however important; nor
does time permit, did our inclinasions
prompt it. 1t is for you, and you only,
to decide upon the issue presented, and
whether the motives 50 urgently pressed
upon you by as able and intelligent
body of your fellow citizens as ever as
sembled in this State, and to which eve-
ry hours experience has added new
Eorce( have operated that strong and in
innate conviction, which is alone ade-
quate to the desired resnlt.
In the words Of an able and fearless
cotemporary-it may he said with truth
-"if the bold infractions of the constl-
tuition committed by President Jackson
during his ferocious administration-the
nssidious attempts that have been made
TO break down the federal judiciary-the
ISOLATION of national laiah-the disregard
Of private rights-thc open abetting OF
RIGHTEOUSNESS in the very capitol-the
attacks upon tire freedom Of speech and
debate-the matchless prodigality Of the
goverument-the waste Of the peoples
treasure-the universal proscri ption io'
.n;n;on's sako-the unblushing system
ef corruption and favoritism that prevails
the wrong and outrage inflicted upon the
hapless lndians-,hc disgraceiul conduct
Of the Florida campaigns-'he war o
rhe Government upon the currency Of the
xountry-the general arrangement o
the business concerns Of The Na'ion-
the open adoption Of the proti'gaae max
I'm in politics, that "to the victor belong
the spoils Of the vanquished;"-if al
these things and mors-toge'hcr will
the known determination Of Mr.. VA
Buren, should he be elected, to car
on, to the full the policy OF Gen. Jack
.on.-,ho policy which has degraded tn
once proud name ofAmericrn, and hlle'
the land with corruption, rank and les
,cring-if, we repeat, those things Wi
no, rouse every friend of,he Con'''tu''o
10 action, and call every whig to 'h
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10

accident and loss oflifs.-The stea mbont
Rhode Island on her passage for New York
on Monday evening last. run into the sloop
Eliza Nichols, bound to New Bedford, rem
derng the sloop perfect wreck, and Mrs.
lIowland was unfortunately drowned. Two
persons were rescued from The cabin Of the
sloop BY being cut out.
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November 10.
JAMES HASIMONDS'
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Recent Additions.

Recent Additions.
2GO3 Agnes De Mansfield, an historica tale,
by II. &. Grafton, 2 vols.
2GO4 Tales Of my Neighbourhood, by tire aus
thor Of Collegians, 2 vols,
26O5 Three Eras--W omans life, by Eliza
beth E. Smith, VOL
2GO6 Sheppard Lee written by himself, 9 vols.
2GO7 Diary Of Disennuyee, VOL
2608 The Magician, by Letch Richie, 2 volsy
26O9 Rattlin the Rectcr, by Capt Marryatts
2 vols.
56l0 Pelayo, or the Cavern of Covadonga, q
romance by Isabel, VOL
2Gll Merchants Clerk and other tales, by
Samuel Warren, J.. y. ID. ] VOL a.,
26l2 Lord Roldan, n romance, by AlleR
Cunningham, vol.
26l3 Farmers Daughter and other land and
Sea Tales, by the Old Sailor, vcis.
Tl4 Parricidc, a domestic romance, by ttb
author Of Miserrmus, 2 vols.
26l5 Tales of the Wars of Montrose, by
James Hogg, 2 vols.
26l6 Memoirs of Mrs Hemans, with illustra-'
tons her literary character, from her
private correspondence, by Henry F.
Chorley, VOL
26l7 ltaly-A Compend;oiis History Of TIA.
ly, translated rom the original Italian,
(F. l.. No. 79,) by Nathaniel Greene
vol.
2GlS Philsthea, a romance by Mrs Child, vol
2Gl9 Religious Creeds and statistics of every
Christian denomination in the United
States and British PROVINCES, with some,
account Of the Religious sentiments Of
the Jcws--Amcrican Indians-Deist-s
Mahoml,ans, &c. &c. alphab betically
arranged, by John Haywood. vol
1920 Memoirs of Lucien Bonaparte, Prince
of Canno) written by himself, transla-'
ted from the original manuscript upder
the immediate supcrintendance of the
author, vol.
1921 Violet Woodvile, or the Danseuse, ~
portrature of Human Passions and
character, 9 vols.
2622 Midshipman Easy, by Capt. Marryatts
vol.
1923 Trescatis -r scenes in Paris, 9 vols.
332 Astoria, or anecdotes Of ali enterprise
|, beyond the Rocky mountains, by
! Washington Irving, 2 vols. . -
1924 The Poor Rich Man, and the Ricf
| Poor Man, by Miss Sedgwick, vol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10

Fidg Rivr.-The Monitor Of Saturday SAYS
We have never known SO great mortality
in this town, as during the two months last
past. And yet there is no epidemic, no pre-
valing malady, except among children with
whom the measles, canker rash and bowel
complaints have been prevalent. Within the
last three months, more than 100 children
have died in this town. How many adults
have died in this same tiTnc. we have not be-
fore us the means of knowing.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having made arrange
ments that render il indispensable fot
them to settle UP all their partnership ac.
counts forthwith, hereby earnestly request
all persons whose accounts with them remain
unsettled, to adjust them with as little delay
as possible-for which purpose one ofthe firm
will attend at their office in Thnmes-st from
3 to 9 o'clock, p. M. every day, for few
weeks, Sundays excepted.)
w. 81. ~ TURNER.
Nov. O. 1S3f;-Sw
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WRITE YOUR NAMES At FULL LENGTH
The Freemen will recoll ct, that as in the
case of proxing for General Officers, the
names of the Frecmen must be written at
full length on the tickets for Electors. Let
not vote be lost by inattention in this re-
sDect
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+ From the New Haven Herald ofTuesday night.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
64.iowns heard from.
Harrison 9572
Van Buren, 9i39

433 maj. for Harrison.
LitcRfeld county, Harrison majority
I5O. Las, Spring 39l againstus: Whig
gain 54l in this county.
Passengers in the New Haven steam
boat Of Wednesday morning, state that
IO3 towns had been heard from-both
parties claimed the victory. 81 towns
remain 10 be heard from
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Married.,

In this town on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr., Dumont, Mr.. Sylvanus WiIbour to
Miss Mary Hopkins, daughter Of Capt Isaac
Hopkins, all OF This town.
In Nantucket, on the Goth ult. by the Rev. MIR
Breed. Capt. Charles Swain to Miss Sarah A.
daughler Of the late Capt. Josas Lawlon, Of this
place
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10

rescue, - then indeed would it be vuin
TO fill our columns with any farther ap-
peals TO the patriotism, virtue, and intel
ligence of The people"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10
THE FIRST GUN FROM MARY
LAND.

The contest for electors Of president
and vice presidcn mt took place on Monday
in Virginia and Maryland. From the
latter state we have the following cheer
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OtiCc.

The Rev. Mr.. Benedict, from Pawtucket'
will preach at the 2nd Baptist church next
Sabbath. Services at the usual time.
No5. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10

V an Buren,. This deducted from our
present majority 1896, leaves Harrison $
majority in the state 227l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10

Court of Probate. NtmpO,t, Mon. Z, 1896.
VV>llE Guardians account of the children Of
William Little, Junr was presented for
allowance
It is ordered, That the same be received and
IN, consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the State House, !,
in Newport. on the Ist Monday in Dec. next,
ats o'clock, a. NJ, and that previous notice
be given by publishing copy of this order,
three several times in the "Herald Of the
Times" for all persons interested, to appear
at said time and place, and be heard.
True copy-witness:
BID. HowLASp. prob. clk.
Ncy m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10
AT a special Court Of Probate, .Newpor, Ocio.
Der 81, 1886.

a PPLICNTION was INSIDE for an Admin
"A istrator TO be appointed. on the Estate
of John B. byon late Of Newport, dec. 1t is
ordered that the same be received and that
the consideration thereof be referred to a
Special Court Of Probate to be holden at the
Clerks Office in Newport on Saturday the l9th
day of November next at 6 o'clock p. M. and
that previous notice be given by publishing
copy Of this order, three several times in
the "Herold Of the Times" for all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place,
and BE heard.
A true copy-witness,
b. B. HowuANp, Prob. Clk.
Nov. 3.
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Harrison mojorilios ..is,244
Van Buren, do. .... .3OS
1890

The counties 10 be heard from are
Armstrong, Vcnango, Crawford, Sus-
quebanna, Indiana, Chatfield, Mexican,
Jefferson, Potter, and Warren, which
in October gave a majority Of 1865 loI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10

On Saturday m'ri at 10 o'cloek,d. n. NJ
front Of The subscribers .auciion room,
A fine toned PIANO FORTE, Condit-'
ions ut sale. WM. Lowe, .4ucfr.
Nov. 10.
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Thrice Hail PENNSYLVANIA ! ! !

An express has this morning arrived
from Philadelphia, which left that city
at 10 o'clock last mig confirming to the
full The glorious iidings, of yesterday,
aud announcing THE TRIUMPH or
TIE FREE! The following is copy
of the letter.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. g.
To Col. james Watson Webb:
A careful examination of the returns
received, taking the relurns Of The Van
Buren counties from the report ofour OPP
ponents, leads us to the conviction that
General Harrison and Mr.. Granger have
received the vote Of Pennsylvania by a
majority Of 5000; and this is making
some allowances for our own returns. -
No doubt is entertained here of the re-
suit. Betting, that test of party hopes,
is in favor Of Harrison, and the Van Blu
rem men are talking Of the effect of send.
ing the election to the House of Repre-
sentatiyes.
Maryland will give the Harrison
electoral ticket a sweeping majority.
Baltimore gives onl v l08 to the Van
Burcn ticket.
Delaware has gone en- masse for ii ar
ris0n.
Our friends are now certain Of New
Jersey. Yours, &c.
Jos. r. Chandler, JOS. M'Ilvaihe,
Edw. Olmstcd, James Todd,
N. Sergeant.
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EVENING SCHOOL.
M r. TREVETTS Evening sc hool is operS
I'A for the admission Of scholars
Nov. 10.

N Court Of Probate, holden .N',Gport, No
pember Z 1886.
rJNTIE Executor OF, the Estate Of Records.
Heath, late of Newport, dec. presented
his account on said estate for allowance:-.
II is ordered, that the same be received and,
tho consideration thereof referred to n Court
ofProbate, to be holden at the State House ir
Newport, on the first Monday in Dec. nextt
at 9 o'clock a. m. and that previous notice,
be given Sy Publishing copy Of this order
three several times in the Nrfd 6rthe Times,
for all persons interested to appear at said
time and place and be heard.
A true copy. witness, ..,
/ B. b. HowLASD, Prob. Clk
Nov TO-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10

$500 shares Of u. S. Bank Stock sold
on Tuesday in Philadelphia at 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10

The confident belief at Philadelphia, las, e-e-
ming. was, that the cause Of Harrison Has swept
the state, and that the Wing Electors are chosen
by THREE THOUSAND MAJORITY! The ef-
feet upon the stocks has been electrical. letter
to the Express, written last evening, says
Tie vanites arc completely swamPed, and arc
as fiat as we could wish them, though they are
Dragging, merely, as suppose, TO Keep up the
spirits Of their friends in yo"r state. but depend
upon it they don't sing with any good will
They cannot be induced TO bet on ANY MAORI
~ in their favor now; in fact they have been
siun,ped to do so, but back out by saying they
don't want our money. am told they are try
ing to "hetge" in your city. Look out for them
u. s. stock rose 4 dollars share ut the board to-
day in consequence the news from the interior
and the prospect Of our having carried the state
and what is very singular is that some Of the Var
Buren, men are now most anxious to buy, know
ing that the bank will NO'r be nullified
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-10

THE SrocK ExcHANaE.-It has been
difficult to ascertain the state of The
stock market this forenoon. Ask any
broker for he price Of particular stock,
and ten 10 one his reply will be
THREE THOUSAND FOR HAR-
RISON! Instances of this kind actu-
ally occurred thus morning. Y. Com.
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$50 u GerS ano
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8rdde.
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listeu prei{en sun, @eteaufe anbietet.
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Canton, Qneu(t 14. 1885. 17:tf.
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tsr q. Ger ytm'ihtlsa sas Saaes Gebif5abrt
0e,su(@aft, oaB cer Vrdfeent wae Dirs6.
loren ea l9tea oiefts ysonats elm. Heria,,,r
tun5 9ehaItea. nnc Elm 8sfhla6 paa.rt bas
ben. oaB es Gffeoerlib IT, eon iebem s,,s an
sSs!I NS, Stod' Ibalss iess sosr bis aaru !
Ueel5 81 ee30blen, az qepiS 8aael 8haa,
"e'ltsr BON bsiaSter SeaYAnia.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26
Nelle Glitter !!
Sbrt(tmoS, 6erter uuD So.

SbrifmoS, 0ertsr uno So.
9aben iOeben erbalteu unb jckt esbfuet.
eiu srpBeS uuo otI9esaetneS QIGortment pOu
3erbfs uuo q5intersDaarerL rpel1e iie
entfdloGeu fuo iebr tpOblfeil abSuieRen.
Tim eu9 50 iberSeussu. baB bier quite
anfdufe 80 MAIDEN Fus, rufet ieIbR an u.
fbet. -.
6ept. 30.
aui 0anb 40 Eonnen Gue=D Daaren,
woruuter 50 Sefen bon perfbiebener Cat:
tuns, 30 Rob-Sefeu. gben 70 SranF!in:
ano GaucusOefen, usn bulge Vrei(e At
persaufen. ..... -. ..... :,
Gbriltmas, 6erter uuo So.
2eber ieslieber gIrt Don unfsrer siaeuen
6abrisation auf 3anb fir 8aaraelb. Scr
Hb&as wrets miro besablt far odute uno
Ssge.
Gbrifmas, 0srter uno 60.
10000 SuB YappeI:Sreter sura psrfauf>
pnb tertis fosleib Su setraudsu.
} Gbrifmas, 0ertsr uno 60.
Canton, Sept. IA. 's5. 2szbb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26
N ne s. nter!!

q. uno 8. 3. 81 cGuuep,
!9aben fOsben empfanseu uno iekt erSf:
net elne a9Ii6e9Iu5wabI, ., Der Sabr6:
5eit an9emenenen
g taper un0 M poewooren,
Ue'9e fe beabhDtisen 3u ben nieorisfer
pse'fen, for bear q eli poer GenbeSpro
ouete 5u 0ertaufeu. sic balten fib iber
5enst' oaB in feinsm @tcbr in StarR go. ia
eosu'sern Seeinsuneen psrtauft uerbeu
fam.
,n'8ir w ot3em Sla6s,
uno q tees5 aamen, 10 tpie fir biz
naeiitsn aneeren 2anpes:Gr3euani{Ie. tperSer
ne 5u Ieoer 3eit aar9 els sabieu.
TN. 9. 2lue GOlbe, rpe|de fIcD nbe,
le1s Wonate, our6 0toten pber auf aube
er Me'le, Die it6 inunterer Gbulo pifTsn
peFoen bloB 81 itre,n ei8enen gtussn bau
cet' spenn le obne Der5us @iDtisfeit mad,
'u-oa mir entf9!oHen fno, bic abbe,obl
anS 3u es3wngeu treeba!b nir boi1su, baf
aae p'erbep Snterehirte, uniern gDuufb er
Tauen ut,o un5 Der unanseuekmeu glotbmen
'.stelt hberbeben rpereen, ibre Msduunosr
'en eetreHsuoen Ssan1teu 5ur gin1amn,IuuI
|;u aberseben.
90 en- abtener 8tppe
!u'ro 1onnenweiis unb beyn, Bu(beI Der
tauft. ~ "
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26
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Ser Nnser{brisbene ,aadr bieynatt felucs,
6rsunoen nno eers @ab!issrg hbesbowpt be-
tannt, baB er t,un bas nsas Srasabans ,pes,
bes frhbet oOn 9rn. Deumsarsues bswskas
ruroe, uabe bep Der @atbot1ben Spdke be-
5c8eu bat. ct tvitS su!s nsaa 90 ueriasot
in ieinetn ssns ia fsemeen !aaafwr @ sasi,eu
une Su ben bilIiseeu preifen.
0t~9anbeSpFOoudte ieees Art, De er aes
0raubeu tenn, ssirb &c s!s 5sR'aas aassap
men,
Ootaseb 2usinbabL
S&Rsiser.
Canton, Setober 10. 1885. as.tf.