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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-19
Gum 0ertauf
In Der Druds1ei oe6 gta,f So. Dsmotrat
s. a's popoeen
ein,in ma Maaetnkiiian ,uhprpitpf
Rum QerFouf

kkU6lA NuC
bou Saeob J2aud in Baltimore.
SieIs Meoieiu tann NIT prIton,inener
| si6erheit bon jeosm Glitter uub in jeoer
&ranHeit asbrauN ,rsroeu, Defenders 1T
folaenoen &ranftsiten - unterleibbbts
Ifnwstbsn, 0erluf oeS Qlppttis, unper:
bauli6fsit, Masen gntlinouns Cob:
Ibrenn en-, Diarrbce. Gubr. soIoene Aoer,
lSiftel, aefS,te tnonatIide Getntsura.
i Isbarteb's unb anbere Sisber, peden,
I8erEepfuns, @boIra Mcrtus, Gus3ebs
runs, GrtdItun8, pufsu, Quussnent3in:
ouna, 9alssntSiubun9, Gtid 9ufsn.
9|iebertbmeyen aIus slbIag, Ar6pfe.
Maferf,bt, 2eberfranFpeiten, Gelb(uebt,
| f6mere6 uriuIahen, 9pfesid5, nsrp6lt
unb ftrppbuIbfe 3ufdIIe, penesilbe unb
ale ans uureiuem 8 Iut eutFebenbsn
&rantpeiten.
pretS per 9ottt! st. 80.
Cine mabtise Mirsuus bat oiefe Ne:
oiet11 o!f Neini9unssmitteI in, SrIbIina
uno Qsraf bsi fOld3eu, osrsu Gonititutipn
auf Star.uus uno DeIsSun9 Nnlprub
mabt !; 5psi ooer brsp 8ottsln speroen
tpobItbdtis nirfeu, Obue eaB man it3 i'm
Gfen uno Grinfen IN albt 3u nsbn,en bat.
Gau(enoe oetosrben ibre @onfitutiOu,
iuoau fe Elm pa0tnce6 DeiIntittel an5u=
penoen peri6unea. &eiu be1eres Wittel
als bic Yanacsa alsuiss San1ilieu lino
frei eon lfDrbuti(ben 2sioen. tpelbe ftb
burb Qlusfbidse, 9e(bnaren, Sbwi6:
Ijbteit, 0etluit osS Appetits auo unper:
eaa|idfet 81 ettsnnen 9ebtu. Die pa,
naeta empfieblt llb in alien Sabrs,eitsn,
insbefpnosre ala ein 8Orbeusnu9smttel
Seeen ale &raufbeueu in tparmeu @Ii=
nateu j; 3--4maI bic Bode g oeer 4 g.
26fsI uOu bein 8ettsetsu 8euotnmen,
f6abt ssseu @tOIera selbe6 Sieber uno
70 man6e anoere GrantbeiteuL pelebe bic
Contribution f6trd6eu.
Sie 1T ia 8etref bes @ejUtnadS eber
eitrm goroiat su perSIeiben, aIs elmer
Msbicir, ii. eS if nibt III tpeit sesaneeu.
psnn biu5usefist srirb, oae fe tcirtIib
baS eetesI oerIdnsert.
Disfe Wanacea 1T Sor' '&uGen it baS
pubIfum sin9fiArtspOroensu. bat tnsbr
3eusuiffe autsuweifen ele irssuo cine
anoere Meoieiu.
9ieIe t6nnsu s6 t,ibt beQ.eifsn. mte
es fir cine &rauter Msbiein mbsIib If,
lolbe munosr In Der 0eittuntt tsroprs
subriusen. absr bic 5batfa1sn fIuo ,u
ein!tubtenb, als oaB fts ssIsusnetwerbsn
tbnnttn.
q. 8. Der 3naussster ses Demos
crat 1T bic sin3ies gum Mertauf Ubiser
Wsbiein. in Start gauuty, bepUumdb=
tiste Verou.
Canton, Hprll %. 1887. 46tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-19
Oenrp Bucfius

wollte abtuuss sspou feline 5reunoe uno
eas pubIifum iberb benatrib btisen,
baB er (einen Sbop einise 1buren nbros
lib BON :. Sosel's gilenitobr, beynabe
sessnuber Der YofOfis, eerlret bat, no
ale in fein @eidaft einidlaSsnes artitsl
3u baben fno, als:
Blsb 3inn uno &upfsr gBaaren,
poni ieoer eroentli6en Nrt. 5eine epreife
limb biuig; AUDI metben @r3susni0e bts
|9anbeA fit 3abluns sencmnen.
| 81 fbmsibelt nd, our1 feline Grfabs
|runs jeosr Nnfooeruns genise ~ Ieilten.
Iaue auf feline prpfelflun be,islide 8e-
Iitsuuuseu spsrbsn aufs prpn,ptefte belurat
ltrerbep. 't .,.. -. ~
! 81. .B.-Der bSblis ptsis spiro ieber,
Eseit fir altes &usfsb Mefiius uuo 3inu
lbeSablt. j. e. ,..,. ,,0st
i Die Slid=arbeit mirb iaubsr uas saua
krbaft uno baloisit setban. n. = =
gantpak Mard /, 1891.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-19

. - !
lin gantotp GtorF gaantM SbD,
Doc. Geo. 8reDlaber macbt biertuit
feinen Sreusben II. ben, publilua int QIllsl
atfneinen. ergebentt bsfannt.. baB CT ben
befen abeil Der N9nsYiteffe pom 0eu.l
Satcb Sala's @tabIileusrte fduFi6 er,l
itanben, unb nit eineu sroBsn 3ulae
neuer NrtifsI 70 Sermebrt bat, oaB st Edb
N Stanbe ilbIt, allen Gatisfaeticn au
9eben, bic ibn nit ibren 3ulprhtbe tesbs'
rem. Setne Npotbste, (p tpie aub fetne'
Offs, 1T in Der nprobfIi6eu gde Der
Musft unp 3uscarawaSf fraBsI Ieor oieem
&8. @itbeuS Stobr], alypO entwecer
ct fabft, eper Iein UebhIfs, bsfdnoi9 ;tl
flnoenift, 70 oaB niemans perseb!ib ans
aurufeu btGubt. 49,.
Solsenbes 1T sinGbeit Der NrtifeI, Die
nsbit pielen anoern Don better Qualitdt
uub ~ biuiSen preilen ftets tsp ibm su
babeu Fub ... :.
antimoai,ssn Vuloer, @OisS bc., @tfes
nil rpeiler 9Irpnpur;el, Metber S6wsfel
DaIfam ganaba, Sallam tutc, Salfam
peruoianil1er, Sarbatos tar, 8isttiutb,
BIutwur;eL 9Irnenifbsr 8cIus, rctbsr
ano 9elber 8olus, 8orar, 8ursuncHb
@sG, @ampbsr, @anbarisbeu aanse uno
Wulse., @altcr Nufffber @afA @dpeSe
Yfeffer, WeiGer pfsfsr, LANCER pfefsrl
@aneth wei le. @orausn 0ulper @o1l-
niuen, @Obalt, @otuI Abrner, @croilsls,
FIBER SubIimat. @rsmor tartari @olos
QuittenapfsL Drabeublut, @nrp Sbntir:
tsL Grtratt Don @birliEa, Don gutIan
&0neu;abu, DoIlfirfben, Steb Npfel.
Bdren 1raube. Sieber YuIpsr, Seu5cs
8Iumen, Eanleu 8inrerL Qapenoel
8lunen s6pefS1 8tt,1,er, 3iaf Slusns
(rpeiTeS gtibts), QIrnifa 8luuen, 0teIfen
8Iumsn, Musfaten S,htben. Sinserbnt
Blatter, 2oorbeer Bldtter, Sennabldtter,
Yaraeiesfbtner, Mlpe @umn1i 3 SCrteu,
9Enmpniac @un,ni, Mrabieutu Co., Gea=
feIs Drsf, Bsn3ce @ammi @ppal DO,
@lattic %. GaIbau oov Gua5ae oo.,
8utta Do. &ino bo., Wrrtbe meibran6
Sunbred, SbetaG; Senesel, Stranp-
MUM, sutfin, 3tasantb, 0irIbbUruip6ne
Joira Viera, Sslanoilbss Mpos, Snoiso,
0auSblaBeu, Wiueraliiher GermeS, Dse=
parirte &rebsaussn @almp, @itrOnen
Saure, efisiaurs, edmsfeIfdure, SaIs
@aure, SaIpeter Sdure, @beibpa7er
Sauer Glse Sdnre, 8!auldure, meinfsin
saurs, 0Us sdurs. SbweftI aetbes
Gdia Aetber, Wussat 0luB, Maenefa,
Wauna, Morpbia, NIunia gsvptilbs
WO(dus, &rabenausen, Mancel Deb!
bittere5 unb iuses, AniB %. 8erSat,Ot
G6waser pfefsr 8ernfein @alaput,
!Simnsl, 0teIfen, 3i11et, @rpton, Qir(6
9ern, Gobnfari 8aum Del Slipeu bO.
Ma1bpIber DO. QasenbeI DO. @itrpnen
DO. spetf DO. stein Do. Ssnefa DO.
Brittifeb DO. Bintererin b. penp roDaI
DO. SeDenbauin %. gicinuS 90. Murm
Saamsn, Mermutb, Stein Sarn alltbe
Mur3sL Qlneelif. @almus, Gol6ieiu,
Meer 3tpiebsL COLUMBIA, @ntian, Wie
lpeiB unb lbwarI Salapt 8re6 Mur3eI
SUP, WabarbeL Salmiaf, @pfomiaIs,
9lauber Sals, Beinttein gal5, .pirfG
6orn Sal3, Ganer &lee Sals, ealpetert
@itronen, 8absfbwaii,, 2srhen(6waiil,
Wsinseit, 3aeenoel geift. Salmiafseiit
Salpster 9sik msiB 8lep, potaibe,
Crater gals, 1arnariuoen, 3untcbObns5
8rebpeir., 8rebfoeinftein, 2ahfa.
Serner balt ct auf 3anb cine aIuswabl
BON allen Scrten BOT, -. -. ,... +
s S(Sfo,,f;~kax, On S;.;,Ay~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-19
$eutfcbes 9ROtorlum.
ain Canton Gtorf eaantp, SbD,

Da ilnteridriebener bonn Goub ern6t
als OeHeutliber Netarius (notary pub
lic) fnr bic Stabt gantou eruannt uno
stnssisBt tporben 1T 80 ,aabt er bem
ientiben pubIifum a6tunaspol befannt,
caB tr bsreit III, su ireeue elmer 3eit, feinen
Mmts=@eibaftsu tbatis abjuparlsn.
@pamabten faun ,tan bep ibm auf
febr erIeibtsrfe Dirt serfertisen laBen /;
inben, es bisrour1 unnbtti8 9erna1t
,piro oielelbe BON Dem GOupernbr eettifz
eiren 5u laBen; tpeIetes pisle SSften,
3eit unb Mate erfpart. -. ~.
Geine Office iitin Der 2an Office eei
5:n. 2oOn,ls uno 2aAm. g.. .
g. Mtpsr.
Eanton Sebr. 20. 1887! ~ I +. T.,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-19
Y Yabinetm06,erep.

wv
Die @noes nnterasi6nstsn ssieen bier,
nit Den Bataern ganton's unb Dem
publifun iberbaupt abtunsspol an,oaB
te obise6 @jsfbaft III Der Iusearapas
StraBe 6 Gbursn peftlib Don s. 81.
S6neiosrs giIsufobr ii. beinabe se9en:
iibsr pom 8. ghlonersStObr) anssfansen
babsn alltpo ite bic Setreibuns bsfsIbsn
in*flen 3meisen bsabf6tissn. % =
Sic speroen inmer einen Borratb
|Direaus, Siltbe, 8ettIttusn, &c.
|balten NJ { DE fe 3u ben anaemefen
fen 8soinsunsen petfaufen. 8retter ..
aller Dirt .peroen i'm gauib senDmmen
perben. gieboffen, ourb 9enaue gnf:
merfiamfsit i'm @efbaft einen 2beil Der
'Sfentliben Aunbfbaft 5u erbalten.
8efeiIungen .. Der gutfetauns frers
oenbanfOar anssnom,aen unD prompt in
tirjefsr 3eitbslorst wssoen. .
g. A. Staut.
s. s.. 8ole,
Canton alus, !. 1886,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-19
WoblfeiIsr aIs jsmaIs !-Sbne 6ebI! !
QB Ill q N D ais.

Wob'feiIsr aIs jsmaIs !-Sbne 6ebl!!
Q III / q N . { ais.
.Qat oas &sbt BON 8. unb 81. Bsasb's
patentItten SsoerllR. sattel, Ssbsrs @urts
-unb eiSernem OOrus, tpel6e bic beltsu
8srbsherusse1 oieier Nrt fne, bic je boz
oas publifam s.brabt woroen, tduNgb Ct:
ttanoen. "a CT isber3eust III, baB bieIe
0rbsderuna cine fsbr Sroee if,-lc gisbi
Ct oenfelbeu ben Dor3us.hber irssno eine
aneere Nrt Sdttel fir 9ei6tiefsit Dauer,
8ebaeli6feit, uno si6rrbsit fire pfero.
Ct fdbrt fort ,pie esrber, oaS ,@e(bdft,
auf feinem alten Staubpunfte, in Der Sus.
earapae StraBe, in Canton, (serabe BEN
nsuen Sanfbaule aeseniber. fruker BE:
pcbnt bon pbiIip Dewalt,) 81 bstreiben,
no ct f6 freusn miro ole Die ~ beeie:
men, bic ibn nit tbren 3u(prube beebrsn.
Gr bat eftdnbis awf 3anb uno 1T se:
fcnneu elite sroBes pub ausseoebntes Nf:
fortiment DON Sattlermaaren su balten,
als oa ilno
sA 9erren GeberGbs fpo.
A nil9sS Sdttsl, batb<lpa,
nifbe Ditto, semeine
Ditto, Oat1,en Seoerlis + paniIbe
Ditto, 9emeine Ditto, 3dume, Cat
telbd9s, Seusgilem ptlfolsnbalf-
term GapaIleriftsn gbodoS, pa-
trpnta(ben,,c. Dearbprn@ef
& I'm me s, 8dutssefbirr jeber
Nrt 6 . fer, Ssuer , @pmer,
2ouopnerWo9en peitIben, Neits,
Tglesante,, 6ar9irten uno @i9s
peitfbem Stdtfb'Sle6tsn jeoer
|0atung. |
Die ginnobner von gtarf, uno ben be,
na6barten @aunti,s, Fnb abtuuaspou
eiuselaoen, au5urufen, uno fur f4 lelta
3u iebsn uno unterfuhen.
Canton. Sulp 25. 1926. 1s.tf.
-,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

Mr.. WEBSTER IN THE WEsT.-Mr Web
ster is making a trumphal progress through
the west. lie arrived at Maysville, Ky. on
the 18th inst. and was welcomed by the com,
mi,ee appointed on the part Of the citizens
to receive him,and was escorted by them a nd
II large concoursc of people to his lodgings
In reply To the letter of the committee re-
queslng his acceptance Of public dinner,
he expressed his wish to see his fellow cit-
zens in the manner most exempt from form
aity. and alluding to the proverbinlly frank,
and friendly hospitality Of Kentucky, he said
he wished to meet and return it with equal
irankness, and freedom from cercmonious re-
straints. lie remained in Maysvllle one day,
and partook of q collation. with several hun
dred ofthe inhabitants of the town and ada
cent county.
We learn also that the citizens Of Nash
vile have invited the distinguished statesman
to take that place in his route. Should he dc
SO, he will probably not leave the Hermitage
unvisited.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
ITEMS.

The Providence Courier says that con-
siderable number OF suits on small bills, Oh
account Of nonpnymcnt of specie, have been
commenced against banks in that city.
The BARRIERS in New-York have issued
small bils-which read-"This is good for a
Shape"
The New York Phenix Bank is about to
issue bills of IL, I2, l3, and II dollars.
1 Specie is said to be returning from the
West. Last week $l74 900 in gold was re-
ccived in New York from one bank in Nj
chigan.
We understand that the Stonington rail
road is abandoned for the season. It was to
be completed in June.
The Common Council Of Rochester la,
resolved to issue small bills from 25 cents t,
81, to the amount OF SlO,0
The Hon. Ichnbod Bnlkey, member of thu
Connecticut Senate, died at Hartford oI
"Wednesday, oflung fever, after short illness
Flour in Pttsburg is down to 81 per bar.
rel, and falling. Wheat 62 CTS. per bushel
The Governor Of Pennsylvania has issned
a writ, appointing the 20th of June as day
for filling the Congressional vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of +. J. Harper.
We are gratilicd to learn, says the Boston
Advocate, that the stock of the Scckonk
Branch Railroad is nearly all taken mp, and
operations will be commenced forthwith.
Gen. Gaines has arrived in New Orleans.
The small change bills issued by the Phil.
adelphia Councils are endorsed by mischiev-
Gus ways with the appropriate laconics Of
better currency" "Jackson's specie cur
rency," ""Benton's mint drops" ""my admins
tration," "my Government" "Andrew Jack
sons experiment" &c.
The CRops-The Chil!icothe (Ohio) Ga
zette of the 18th inst says:-"Wc are as.
sured by intelligent farmers that the wheat
fields promise fully an average crop through
out those sections, where this great staple is
chiefly cultivated"
! Gen. Jackson has contradictcd under his
own hand, the report that he himself had
failed. 1t Is only his "Expcrincnt" that has
failed.
A gentleman lately kept the following meteor
illogical journal OF his wife's tsnper:-
Monday. Rather cloudy; in the afternoon
rainy.
Tuesday. Vapourish; brighten up little at
night.
Wednesdoy. Changeabe. gloomy, squall,
inclined to rain; variable all night.
Thursday. High wind aud some peals Of
thunder.
Eriiay. Fair in the morning. variable I'LL the
afternoon; cloudy all night.
Saturday. A gentle breeze, hazy, a thick
Cog, and few flashes Of lightning.
ORIGIN or Fashion. where do
people gsi their fashions fron,," "Why. from
i'os,on." "WeI, where do the Boston folks get
them from" "rrom England" "Ah-and
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
Eallly's Variety Store,

Ftp Nert north Of the Perry Factory,
bk AS within few days, been rcplcnshed
~ with large assortment of WOODE.N,
STONE and E.4R1HE.v HARE; B.aS-
kETS, and BROO.|S OF every quality and
price.--Any articles III the above line not on
hand can BE- furnished Mt short notice. lso.
almost every article usually called for at a
GROCER's.
A great variety Of fancy goods, to cnumer-
ate, is deemed unnecessary.
Also, he eontinnes to keep F.9yNIL Y ME-
D/CLtE.S of the first quality.-Grateful for
the patronage received, II continuance is re-
questcd.
N. bah goods forwarded for public OF
private sale, promptly attended 10.
Nav I'd 1897
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

A LETTER was placed by William II.
"A Loving, Esq. in the Post Office at
Brownsville, Tennessee, on or about the 9th
May, lS:'6, directed to the subscriber at New
port, X. Island, containing the left hand halves
Of Five Ono Hundred Dollar notes oi the
Bank of the United States, dated and num-
bcred as foilo~s:--
One for SlOO, l.. !. dated 4ih March, 1929 or
1927, payable at 81. I.ouis.
One ior 500, q. 1874, dated 9Th June, 1882.
payable nj Natchcz.
One for 500, N. 2i2, dated 2Oth Dec. 1881,
payable al Naichsz.
One for 800. n. 52s, dated Sd April, 1882.
payable at Nashville.
One for 500. =. 57i, dated ist May. 1885.
payable at Mobile.
Said Letter has never reached its de.tina
tion.--All persons are cautioned against re-
ccivinp the above described notes, - appll-
cation will be made to the Bank by the sub
scrlbcr, to whom they belong. for payment.
DANIEL. TISDALE.
Newport, r. l. April 20, lS37.-3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
CWeekiD Alnlamdr.
C0IcuI0ttd for The D,lridiau rs -\,,r,.y/
M aarricd,

In this town. on Monday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Dunont, Mr.. Charles W. Underwood,
TO Miss Phebe Anne Hopkins, daughter of ,ao
late Capt. Isaac Hopkins. all Of this town.
On "Wednesday evening, 24,h ult. by the Rev.
Nr. Mckenzie. MIR Nathan King. Of Kennebsc,
Me. to Miss Mary Burdick, Of this town.
In Marsliisld. Mass on Tuesday morning last
by the Rev. Mr.. Howe, Mr. David james Gould
OF this town. TO Miss Eliza X. Little, daughter of
Edward p. Little, ESQ Of The former place.
At Philadelphia, on Tuesday the 23d ult by
the Rev. Mr.. Barnes, Capt. Daniel Turner. Of tho
U. 5. Navy, Of this town, to Miss Catherine NJ
Bryan, daughter Of the late Arthur Bryan, Esq
Of Charleston, Is. c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

rV>llE Subscriber having several Vessels un-
employed, rather than lay them up Idle.
offers TO con,rac, FOR 20 days from til" date hereof
to furnish Peach Orchard coal. delivered at
the d,-'llings of all ,hos. who SEQ fit to leave
their Ord.,s II, his Store. on the following terms
viz: So IS cents for 22lO lbs ;" be- delivered or
the arrival Of the vessel freishting the same, o.
as soon thereafter as may be practicable, frs
orders having The priority. with a view to un.
deceive any portion Of the public that NAV with
hold their orders. by being battered that they will
himself 10 refund 10 those that paironise bin. all
sums paid beyond the lowest retail prices of any
regular dealer in Coal, either IN this, or Provi-
dence market, through this Season.
iic also intends keeping constant supply Of
coal on hand, for retailing, from ,be Yard.
GEORGE KNOWLES.
Newport Nav 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

A gentleman from Washington informs
the editor Of the Baltimore Patriot that Mr.
Van Buren and his whole cabine, appear to
be frightened almost out of their wits, and
that they are seen by night and day running
in and out Of the White House as though it
were actually on fire. The members of the
Old Kitchen department arc also seen loung.
ing about the portals grccdily seizing upon
every whisper that floats upon the breeze
The whole crew, in this hour o! difficulty and
danger, feel their utter insuffcency for the
crisis, and sigh for the temperance Of old
Hickory, to drown oil voices as heretofore
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
THE COMING ELECTIONS.

These are now Of the utmost importance
Indiana is most decidedly Wing, and the de-
legation will be changed in part, il not in all
Mississippi, sacrificed as she has been by the
policy of the government cannot be very Fan
B,uenish-nor can Alabama and North Caro-
lima. A great cffnrt will be made in Tennes-
see to Gus, Bell and Pcyton; but late events
have not been calculated to add to the
strength Of the Van Buren, party. Kentucky
will do her duty. Maryland appreciates the
crisis, RHODE ISLAND kvEN, MAY TURN THE
SCALE.
lfthen the coming elections result as may
he calmly anticipated, and even giving Van
.Duren nominal majority, ye, there is hardly
the least doubt that Congress, assembling in
the ten or it must, will put Il most cffcctual
veto upon all experiments upon The currency,
and bring back the country to the condition
in whicI, the experiment found it. John Bell
Stands a surcr chance of being the next
Speuk, of the House Of Representatives than
MIR. Polk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
JOHN REMOND.
Has received at the
LADIES ORNAMENTAL
HAIR EMPoRIUM.

No. 1871, Thames street, Newport, Il J.
HlS spring supply OF ARTIFICIAL
OVERS German and Paris OR
.NH.NE.VT.AL HAIR H'ORR; wrought shelf
combs. horn, pocket, ivory. English 4 French
dressing and twist do. do.
70 A great variety of Soaps, Perfs'nery, and Oifs:
Bitter Almond. Chemical Cosmetic, I 1abist.
French Chemical Balls, md Windsor soaps;-
Almond paste; Rose lip save, in rosewood boz
cs, q superior French article; German aud French
cologne, among which are some u, ,hs low price
OF cents the bottle: II "ss and violet seea,ed hsiv
powder. IN half and quarter ID. papers: gren,
variety oi join,ed dolls and doll heads Also
Odoriierous Compound or Persian sweet bsg-.
preservation against moths, adapted 10 the bulsau.
the wardrobe, the relicols and the work table; "
ksp, dry and in confined slate iis delightful kns-
rance will be- preserved Eor Year,, This article viii
be- sold much less than the former prices.
IGN. u. For sale $50 Dahlia slips: will bs
ready for delivery in few days. application as
above April n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01

with his clustering md loud roaring. How
opposite is the conduct of Mr.. Van Buren,
lie is as still as mouse. is trembling in his
SHOES. and directs his household to keep 81
lence.
TmE PRocLAMATIoN.-The National In
tclligenccr, in referring to the call Of Con-
gress, makes the following remarks:
"What has brought the Executive to this
sudden determination. so contrary to what
any one could have anticipated from the Ian.
gnage Of the oilicia! paper, we can only CON
lecture, no exposition on that head having
been made by authority; and what the Globe
says out of its own head on the subject not
being entitled to nny particular degree of no
tice. IT is but few days since that unprin.
cipled aud vulgar print loaded with obloquy
the earlier of the late sufferers under the
measures Of the Government, declaring that
there was no pressure which any honest man
ought 10 regret. Ii is more recently still.
that, on the occasion of a respectful appeal
from the Merchants TO the President Of the
u. States, soliciting him to revoke the Spe.
Gle Circular, TO delay suit on the Merchants
Bonds, and convene Congress, the same yet
official organ denounced those merchants rs
guilty of AUDACITY for thus approaching their
elected President. and poured out its scoRN
upon them, or rather would have done so "if
they were not in circumstances to require
PITY" Such was the language in which the
distress Of THE PEOPLE was laughed to scorn."
PENNsYLvASIA.-Gov.R Ritner has made
proclamation, in which he refuses to call the
Legislature together, as he has been request
ed,
"Because the evils under which the good
people of this Commonwealth labor, have not
becn produced by the action of the govern
ment Of this State. bnt mainly, by the unne
ccssary and unauthorised interference of the
Government with the currency and moncd
transactions Of the country; and, therefore,
the constituted authorities of Pennsylvania
cannot, now, by any active measures, arrest.
or materially mitigate the misfortune, relief
from which must come from the same source
with the injury.
! Because all the measures which have been
proposed TO be adopted, by the State Legis-
lature, to meet the emergency, would, in my
opinion. rather increase, than diminish the
real difficulties of our condition."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-01
STANTON PECKuAM,
No 9S I 9 Thames Street

No 9S 2 Thames Street,
HAS just received supply of NEW
IL GOODS. consisting Of Looking Glas-
sos, Brittania Tea Pots, Coffee pots, Sugar
and cream do; knives and forks, tea tray s,fan-
ry and common bellows, brushes of all kinds
plated Castors, Thermometers, &c.
A new assortment ofrich gilt Plaques, Jew
elry, pencil cases, wallets, card cases, Music
boxes. and Accordions.
April 20. 1887.