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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22


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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-22

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

No. Il Ann STREET.
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Price copy Couny subscribers furnished sths
for specific period
No paper seat out unless paid in sdvancr.
EVENING HEEALD.-fssued every afternoon st e'cioeh
Price, two per copy Country subscribers furnished
the cate Cash, Ia advance.
WEEKLY HERALp-TssHsd every Saturday morning nj ps
O'Clock Price. Id per copy. Furnished country
subscribers nj - per arnum, in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD ExTRA--Ts sued every "Wednesday
Ing at nine o'clock Price ST sents per COPY Furnished
country sobscribersat s5 payable In advance
In any AN papers Ne
usual rates-slwsys payable in advance ~
ConREsror requested 10 address their cttere
James 0erden BenneM propretsr and a letters bvsAss
10 be posi- paid. M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

Nor PARrIcULAR.--An aged spinster growing weary
among other ills flesh is heir TO-" of life Of single
blesseness betook herself the silent Of the
grave and there prayed erventy that Providence
would provide for her what forty years Of smiling and
smpering and rougng had failed to eRtrap, viz. hus
band She had no sooner got through her devotion.
than owl (of the largest species, says nforman
hooted from the top Of the head Of the chap
less Maiden "whp-ho--hoo !" To which she re-
Piled with her eyes ferventy fixed the EARTH and
rescue Angbody, qtod Lord -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

DONE sETTING.-D0CTOR HEWITT. Bone sss
- informs the public that sseh has been the
OF his practice m this city, he Is obliged ccnfnc HE
eperationste his No. ea Prince In
where patients lame such will
tissue TO visit q their own homes Dr. H. administers medl
ciWes internally His attention wholly given parcua
class Of diseased In these his practice tsrgnsied w the s
Dr. Job Of Boston, and entirely slnereut from tina
ordinary urgey) has been sipg~larly sucsc- Aoag
diseases are dsocstsns fractures praas nip diseases white
swelngs paraytic and rheumatic affections,
trsstos curvssre OF the spine and other dsrnes weak
Of the limbs, nc.
this mode aimen land yet but little understood 10
New York; DR. Hewe will cheerfnlly give references pa
Hents who have been, who now, usser his care
Dr. Hewetrs charges en----te-esp.eiay those whe
canno, afford to pay more literally. ss5-Sms
vUNHOMPsON's SURGICAL TRJsS.-ss Ed
i ridge street. tbetween a. and and Broosc New York.
The unparalleled which has sendcd the sppcstien
this Truss ing which had been given hope
less after having tried oil other kinds its superiority
with perfect and safety Sir days trial al
lowed This Truss has been examined by than 200 N
the most celebrated Surgeons and Physicians In New York.
agree in saying possesses qualities superior
other In use. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS on an entire
new principle and superior TO any IN use,
nc 2m' q r. BENJAMIN, Agent, 90 Edridge street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

TO MOTHEHB AND NUWSES.-MrtheFN and nurses
informed that infabe remedy prepsred by Mrs fsr
children eethings remedy which has bern
ing the lives Of darling babe when the commissions
have barred oil skill only rub ihs chads
gurus ~h the syrup TO effect recovery; sx-
uerey pleasant 10 the taste no child will mind the sppls
tcn. also eectua In opening the pores ~ the gums
previous appearance o teeth Andi sund
excellent bedside comparison for mothers pre-
venting convusons fsverS nc. arising from pains gnsA
the chids waking IN tl,e night by Immediately sppyngh
above. Sold only by
OF 3mt MRS. BIRD 7 Division ssres.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

MIDWIFER Y.-MRS. BIRD having been duly Qua.
lvA Mhed, lying In hospital in Europe, BY
her testimonials and certificates Offers her
ladies Of New York be given whom she
has attended, and also 10 many gerenea Il the faculty In
this ciy-Dr Bush Dr. Francis tProfe~or Dr. Ralph, DR..
Wolf, Or. Wright, and others.
NIB Mrs Bird apPrises the ladies who have kindly favored
her with their and females ally that she
be consulted the different Affections
quept In peculiar stages; her mild yet always pro
duciug saluary change IN the tina the delicate
female better health during prenacy
other times She ase devoies her
ehidrsn and M ward afctiens
Females he Cupppg and eechag Residence No Divsos
oH-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

partments by three iron bulk heads, that
ia fracture should happen in any part she will still
float safely
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

Honor AMONG THrEvEs-A gentleman was at the
theatre in Paris evening, with friend Towards
the close Of the performance seeing his friends hand.
kerchief projecting from the pocket he drew it out gen.
tly and cautiously and thrust il into his pocket in
tending himself awhile with the owners
ton VIXEN the loss should be discovered. AT the
snufibox slipped into his hand by well.
dressed parsonage sitting behind him, and voice whis-
pered In his ear, beg pardon, Sir did not know
you belonged to the procession, would not have
picked your pocket Il is against my rule TO practice
on a brother" The snufl.box was his own.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

An iron steamboat, called the Sirius was launched
the Goth ut the Isle Of Dogs the longest yet made
Of irsn She about lsi feet in the keel and
l76 ON deck. Her beam s IL feet She is intended 10
be worked by two high pressure engines Of 45 horse
power each, with o5 inch cylinders Of 1-2 feet stroke
and three boilers with copper tubes worked expansive
w; and ply on the Rhone The iron panks Of which
she is made about feet long IA inches wde
and quarter OF inch thick and her ribs are Of dou
bic angle iron with diagonal stays. Her mould is hand
some, but rather and when she has her machi
merry and water is calculated she will draw above
two feet water She u.s. besides, divided int four
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

JACKSON TTCH, and al other diseasSs the skim
edectuaiy cyred by the use Of "SANDS REMEDY FOR
SALT RHEUM" As II has been tested upwards Of
whcu, instance having failed To- care any disease
Of this class To render ouby sure
that thus afflicted need for hesitate make
immediate use of this valuable Remedy, the subscribers
guarantee cure In all the noHey shs he refunded
has cost the consumer ~ effect perfect Tes
tmenas et its efficacy almost daily and be
exhibited application Of the prePreovs A. b.
d. Sands Ne leo FuItos, of wiHamN Price n.
n2g Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

1AH. HAMlLTON, q surgeon OF long Standing and .
pupil of.o Of The first colleges cr anatomy and the the
and practice Of gsc and SURGERY IN Europe has noved
into the house No. 81 Courandt ST. where he may he consult
ed on every disease incidental human comsH or
uncospss, delicate indicate The desperate vene
real cases cured IN from nine days Sores every
other description IN time proporenate 10 their and
ture. Attendance at all times. nl6-lmt
CTERLiNG's OHIENTAL BALSAMIC
- C0Mp0UND-As eacacicus, sanitary, ass eAectnsl re-
medy In ell Of LcucoTrhns Emissions Semi
sal weakness lsgnlsy Of the Menses INFLATED or Diseased
action Of the Bladder and In all diseases Of Urinary Or
gans The immediate relief generally afforded by the use Of
the Bassrc COMPOUND IN short space Of time has 80 much
heightened Us celebrity IN the the above diseases,
eminent VI the British Faculty which will stamp the high
putacn w which the unique preparation valued Prepares
only sy W. Sterling white chapel London Sold wholesale
and retail, by NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
o4-6m. No. 90 Nassau st, corner Of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

nk. JOh NS0N is consulted confdeHtially his ofhce,
- No. II Duane street, between Chatham and William
the following Diseases viz :-Gonorra, s'tsrs Chancres,
Structures Seminal Weakness and the diseases ars
engages TO affection In two three days
and the most nveerae cases IN proporonate ue without
the facilitating njudicious medicine proven
ton from business Persons entustng themselves to
sons care, desc themselves with certainly Of
the aggravated Serouous Sores liberated legs
NC speedily healed Strangers would do well by giving DR.
johnson CALL certain preventative may be made gains,
the occurrence OF the foregoing dsea which has fail
ed who's used within iwenyour hours aer exposure Let
paid, and enclosing
dcine and directions for lis forwarded.
Attendance from 6, A. M TO IL night DR.. johnson has
moved from 10 Chambers street. n2lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

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SELECTED TALES.
THE LOVERS QUARREL.

TALE OF THE ENGLISH CHRONICLES.
Alas how ligh, cause may move
Dissension between hearts that lovsi
he.rs 'ha' the world in vain had ;liei,
And sorrow bui NOR. closely tied
Tha' rood the storm when waves were rough
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RHoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.

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STEPHEN HOPKINS, Governor
JOHN GARDNER, Dep. Governor.

James Richardson, Gen. Treasurer.
The Deputies from Newport were, Gid
con Wanton Jr., John Jepson, Peter
Bours, Joseph Wanton, Daniel Ayraul, and
William Read.
La February 1859, the Assembly granted
lottery to raise s2i,000 Old Tenor, for
building brick Market in Newport, on
the corner of Thames-street and long wharf.
the upper stories to be used for retail stores.
The Assembly received letter from the
Prime Minister, Mr.. Pitt, informing them
of his Majestys intention to prosecute the
war in Canada the ensuing season with in
creased vigor, and at the February session
they granted regiment of 1000 men for
That service.
la June tax was ordered in which
Newport was assessed G2200-0-0; South
Kingston ES03-l5-5; Providence e667-
10; and SmithicId GG34-l4-7; and
Warwick f5OS-l9-5, they being the FIVE
weathiest towns in the colony. Three of
the members from Newport protested a galnst
the assessment, in which protest they state
that the 4" merchants of Newport have lost,
IN the course Of their trade, upwards of two
millions of money since the commencement
of the present war" That sum reduced to
the present federal money, would vary but
little from seven hundred thousand dollars.
The Newport Mercury.
We omitted, under the head of 1853, to
notice that in that year, June 18th, the first
number of the Newport Mercury was pub
lished at Newport, by James Franklin. He
was an elder brother of the celebrated Doct.
Benjamin Franklin. After his death it was
continued by his widow, Ann Franklin,
and after her, by his son James Franklin,
aud at his death, by his brother-ir-law Sam
uel Hall, who sold the establishment to Sol
omon Southwick Esq, who continued it
many years, when it was purchased by
Henry Barber, who published it until his
death, and by his widow a few years after,
from which it passed into the hands of her
sons who continue to publish it up to this
time (ls37)
This is the Oldest newspaper establish
ment in the United States except one in
Maryland, at Annapolis.
The first Newspaper published in Rhode
Island, was in the year 1872, at Newport,
called the Rhode Island Gazette, by the
above first named James Franklin-preyi-
.usly to which time he had been the pub
Usher of the New England Coursnt, in Bos-
ton, which place he left in consequence of
some difficulty with the house of Assembly
How long the r. |. Gazette was published
we are unable to ascertain, some Of its num-
bers are still extant.
When this paper was first established, we
have been told, there was only four printed
in what is now the L. States of America.
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Yet in sunny hour fell of,
Like ships that have gone down at sea
When heaven was all tranquility.
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MEMOIR OF RHODE-IsLAND.
1879.

In February The Assembly appointed q
Committee to purchase the materials for
buildinga brick Court House in Providence,
and in May following the site was located
where the house now stands. The lot APP
proceeds oflotteries granted for that pupose.
The first design was to build it of wood,
and part of the materials were purchased
for that purpose, which materials Moses
Brown took of the Colony at cost, on their
resolving to build Ii Of brick.
The House was erected the next year.
The Assembly met at Newport on Tues
day the lst day of May, and on the next
day were chosen,