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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

Ser 9roee Staataniann Dietlin9 ente
1duIci9t fld >pe9en ieinem &rie9e bon 1888
ba'nit, ooB ct ia9t er bette ben &rie9 oou
1913 9emeynt. @y, 9tadbar, tpie farm ba6
fevu? Ser &rie9 lit 1913 bal bod mebr 9e>
fcitet ais ~ Millionen Gbaler? Soer 1T
bie6 audi Elm Drudfebler? qBtr filrdten,
manhen gBbi96 bon Starf Gauuty tperoen
toIo Die su9cn gang susebeh, penn Te
bielelten 70 eft tpe9en Der 9roben Sd)niber
ibrer ei9enen StaatSutdrrer 5uorIden nit
ben. SoinlIhtlih Der Demotraten bat Or.
Bie(tliu9 redt. @6 1T bobe 3eit, baB al
Yen Demcfraten bic 9|u9en oufe9beu, baz
nit Te Die arifcsyatilhen 3spede Der Q8bt9e
;fennen Ieruet uno AQe, tpie ein M1nn,
frdfti9 oa9e9en tpirfen f0nnen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24
S}sue OlifCr.

q. uno .. .. u &C utlep,. >,
2absn icsben empfanssn uns tess erbfTt
nst: eine por3hsIine> 2usmabL BON cey
5abrf5sit aH8ernshenen,
StopefunO M oe,paare.n.'
ne'be Fs bsa01Gtiesn su Den uieerisReu
pteifen. fir taar g elo ODER; eanpsb.
proeuets an ostfanfsn. Sic batten .Fas
oab iu Fsinsm SsotSi In starr
So. su bia'ssrn 0sotu3aasen esrtauis
neroen tann.
einab lener O vps mire Cow
nenreifs uue tepm Su fhs| rsseauis.
MabIIIcn, 9lpp. 2.t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24
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einSi8 uno ausin Gus esostab:::lGsn stofs
fen 5utsreiIet ron
Socob ,0oucf, in Baltimore.
Diels Olsbicin taan INIT ppuRommener
Sibs1Gsit bon jsoem Glitter uuo in tee.r
Hranfbeit 9straubt wsrosn bsfonbers in
fcI9sncen Erangbeiten -- unte!Iebsbes
(bmerosn. D'rInft oss Q,ppst is, llupereau=
IIbFsit, Ma9en, @ntjlucuns Sob=brenuen,
Ol"rrboe, Eubr soIoeue2Ioer. Si(teL 9efbrs
te tnonatlibe 9leiuisuns. gdarIaeD uub
auoere Siebsr pOden,: Derfopf,ns. @bo.
lera Mcrbr5, QIue5sbruns Grtdln,ns. 9us
ten, Snn9erent36nbuna, 6aIsenhNnouna,
Stld Quttsn. 9 ieoer(bmer5en Masf6Iaqs
Sr6pfe, MaieriucDt 2ebertrantbeiten, Cab,
lu6t ft5neve5 uriuIaftu, 3pferiees, nsrs
oble unO ffFop3nIbls 3ufdEIe, ueneri ibern
ale aus unreineta S.ut entItsbenben &rarHs
bsisen.
q .. MiGiem Dunbar 1T BET ein3iee
antborifIrte N9ent in Start @auntp, uu6 e.
p@tt Biz panaeea bireft bon Dr. 9aud (elbf.
ID" Canton, 0Noe. d. b. b.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24
E 1t 60 p II.
CNus ber Teuyorfer StaatS;eituu9
s cut f'6 | a n B.

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2(us 6anoper beri1tet man in 0fent=
li6en 8ldttern; baB BET neue &0ni9 grna
onfon9e, miloere @eiinnun9en iber oas
9anouerilbe Staat59runo9elee gu faBen.
Sein Miniifer Sbele fol- oiefe Shines:
dnoerun9 ni6t un9ern feben, oa ct fid
Dor Dem befti9en Sample firbtet, BET (ib
iiber oiele Sra9e in BET ndcbfen Stdnoe.
periammlun9 entipinnen mdbte. Ser
nunmebri9e &ronprin5 Don 9anoueu 1T
sefdbrli6 franf u. BON fbwd6liber &0rz
perfonft ftitution Get tpuroe ol6 15te6 &ino
pet &0ni9in in oor9ertdtem altet 9eboz
ren). gr bat bereit5 Elm 2lu9e perlorsn,
,lno bic bersbmteiten Ner5te Deutiblano5
ftno ieet ooran, ibm 100 mG9lib nob oo5
onoere 5u retten, 100 fir man tpeni9 9of=
t,uns su babeu Ibeint. Die inn 9anouer-
f1en @runo9efeee ,nbeifimmt 9elobene
grase: ob 8linobeit oe6 96ni9s cine Re,
9eutIbaft notbtpenci9 made ooer ni6t,
miro bon bet ndbfen .gtdnbeperidmm
lung entl1ieoen tperoen.
9 0 n.
Na1 8ran50flsben BlGttern bat Der
Gouuern0r ponMilna, 8arft Dolsorudp,
sem Safer bep fetnsr neu'i@en Qnpe fen,
belt cine Sittfbrift oes GttbauiibeR T.
sbtls UNI Se9nooi9un9 Der na6 Sibilien
perbannten polen tiber9eben. >Der 8e<
fbeio lautet: oob man in &ur5en oeln
Qu9snblide ent9e9en iebtn ourfe. no oer
Gail fer i'm Stonpe iep, Die pfibten oes
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24
OerUeDraiDef:

Nm 12ten Diefes, burh ben gbrtp. Nrn.
Socpb Stcnsban9b: Serr Somuel 8p9en,
NIT MiB @borlottd Scper> geyoe bon 9fis
miihiuen SannIdip.
slm 26Iten Sctpber burd) 9'eter Qcutcns
tcjfcr, gjq. cerr gcrroo Gpcelman ppn
plaiu Gol,nld)tp> init WeiB GuIauua Srplpu,
epn WarItpreu9b GaunIhip.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24
O. GH6B6 50 Rr Sp &C.
"QBo 6reibeit uobut, oa 1T mein GaterIunc." :"
$ Geras!-Der Serauifbe GploueI>

8 GeraS!-Der SerauifNe GcIonel>
spetther jebt eine 8anfSeituu3 1T MaBi9on
berau5stebt, bat bic punberbare Gntoefun9
9ematht, bnB ber Geilt Der 3eit ein &C.
1peu t Der 3eit fey, uno ratb ieinem Sru>
Der Rietliu9 at, bies 9eipent Su Dertret>
ben. S6 Soerr Bieiflin9 ltol; ouf oielen
britberlideu Nrftra3 it, uno benIel>
bsit 5u erfi!1en geoeNft, f0nnen mir niht
fa3en. Scr Getonel aber tat nod mebr in
IeraS entoecft; oenn ea fann nan gar pieI
I,rnen-oie quite Gele(llhaft madt oa5.-
Gr bat entbeft, baB mir Qoco foco'5 Tno =;
tl5ber bielten mir un5 fir plane, >pabre
Deinofratcu-nber oiellctht 1T "qpcp frco"
Elm Shimffuame, womit Die @enteueute III
2craJ tbubre Democratic beSeithucn. Ser
aer}ocbauptet er, bic @runo Ilse ber De-
,phofratie, tpelohe [auten "Sreibeit uno jez
laem (etu Nedt!" hdtten eiu 9eipenf aus
Der 3cit 9cmadt uno 'pitroeu audi noeb aus
Ger Station ein Gelpcnlt m1beuI Gonoers
bar, fenoerbar! mas man nid)t III Geras
ollc6 lernen fam; Q8ir baben iu1mcr 9ee
eIuubt> bic totem S,auotun9en Der Wti9e
elriitcfratie, ibr tpilbes SpefuItren, tbr
Chd,oltder WiBbraueb Der 8auf9ewaIt
tbr ueberbanoelu, bitten ben Druf Der JET
si9en 3eit 5ttpe9e 9ebradt. 9l6er @ploneI
9ltteu mug baS beBer oerlteben; er 1T niht
fir nidt6 1huuritrad5 BON Gera6 nah
Gtarf @auutD eefommer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24
Aeurp R(t5mttler,
S(e(D> lu1D Gupfer1d)mtD.

IN Oet StaOt Canton,
Ssi8t bieruit Dem NubIIfum adbtunaspol
~ an, oaB er i'm Marftn,red e1Ioste,
Staot Die 2te Gblr Iilolib sen %. q. Sir:
ball ii. @o's. Gtptr, oas fruber BON 8aIen:
tin Uudtu9 betrisbsne Gefebajt nun auf ei-
sens Nsbnuns hbsrnomi1sn bat, uno i?sl
2lNe Artsn BEebarbeiten
it &upfsr= ooer 3inn:9Is6 tbs;l5 tsnanria
auf Qano b@!t, tbeil5 oielelbsn ua1 ieosr
8slts!gun3 in f0rjefer 3sit auf fbbne, oau-
srbaIte nno spobIfsiIe Weile Serfsrtist.
0feuroDr t1un Oefctr
bon NobsbIsb weroen BON isber 0at!une.
70 wIe mon tte re'lan8t psrfsrtist, uuo
Sll G>urbett
an jeosm 2lEtifeL Der irseno in fein Sad
mag, miro Iaubsr uno tooblfstI
pertbtet.
llyberbaupt mirb eS Itb Der >!nteyIbriste
ne ongeIegen IeDn !aBen, eureb Itrenae Q,uf=
msysiemfsit auf Isin 0sIOdft, mis puEb bill:
Ii8s preife biz Sunsl6aft os5 puoIjFums 81
oercienen uno erbaIrrn uno bitt;t nit oieIet
De, ltcbsrnn9 u,1t sinen Ebeil Der bfsuticbs
4emD9enbeIt.
!Qeturi6 Sic iller
81. 8.-Qltss Gupfer 3iRn uno. Mlssiuo
nerosn i'm Nu5taufb fir Me aren angsncns:
men, ooesIs5 miro eer b5ebft1aarssIo:W sie
oaflr bsSatIt.
Canton, gicp, "a. 1887. 1915. ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24
Sen1pel Der O1oDe !
Oiitboel QEelCert
Sd)neioer in Der Gtuct Canton.

SNNPlCer III Ger SEdCt SHntrn.
8enust biefe @eIe8enteit> Dem pubGgum
ebretbIettal3 an5n3eisen oaB er an Ieint,n al:
ten StancpIoBe. 8 lbiiten 1lbIib BON Orn.
JObn 6. Sudu'S G6ubltctr, immer uccb
tortfdbtt
Gos Stnsioer OefNdft
3u betrsiben. Sbns Ib 3u ribn1en, Fam er
oreilf bebaupten, oaB lsine Qrbeit an O}sttia
felt, eauts'S't. Dausrbaftisteit, senauen
NupoBsn Il > baupt(Gblieb en- mcci(dsm
3nIbnit' ,lo eabep radbjeen Wrsilsn nibt
teibt t!6>. trofen weroen farm, nno er er-
iubt cGper Elm Iterale5 uro aufaef 8rtes
pubIiEutu ergeberlt, i'm auf Die Vrobe ,u
'tsuen uuo iba nit 3ulprub 81 besbren. @r
eiebt bic @erlIdernn9, oaS Ct 1jdb our6
plnftIi6eelt uno glue Qrteit INNER bn3rn:
ben miro, bic 0ewo9enbsit feiner seebrtsn
Eunoen 3u oeroieneu, IL. empf:bIt fcb bier=
nit als oe6 pubIifum5 ergeben(ter Disner
M. 80 eifert.
81. 8.-QIue: rber 3uIbneioen miro nit
NufmerslamFe!t uno 3u IibsraIen Vreifen Der,
idtst.
Canton 0os. "a. 1887. 19>b.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24
$50 Ilno Geer9 S6dfsr, pstsr
S56afsr un0 JDb0nnes Srep, .


Grs Con Ser 0ssero bsp eanoau in Rbein.
Yapsru? Der untsrf1risbene reiftte NIT
Otissn i'm Iebtsn Srubjabr bjs pabre, un.
mad QIit1erita 5u feseIn. Su Joaprs faste
t6 fib, eas lls auf eerfblsosneu sbifsu
5ur See giengen. Seitosrt BAT .!uter3sicbs
meter oeb6rt, oaB feline oben ssnannten ores
0rsunoe in 9teu-V Vort ensslnnst uuo nsfs
rod IS 8esanSsn lno. Gr esfa6t nun ois.
fsleen ib'p ibren i;eieen QBobnOtt ausufefs
SEN ,'ub isosn MenEbenfseuno. ees e.mas
bon oenlelbsn wsis, ibm 9la1sibt au es!bei,.
lem untsr otr aoorefe
ADAM KARE,; :.
CSnaburg P. o. Stark county, Ohio.
Ncp. "a. 4ys.
unisre 0srrsn @oleasu mrssts erae&
osnlt etFuGt Sbiaes sf:iebe n al In ibren re-
lptet'oen S!atetn bstaunt ~ nad,en, wre
8Fs'n mir ibntn germ I'll @sseusienlten be-
rsit lteheu. 49,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24
11nlon !Nhor0( OQrmonle

5lnsnoten Oiebsr, entbaltsno oreYs uuo
oiesftinr'iQe Wls!poisn nit teutIbeu uuo
tn9''{1en Isrt, 5um 0sbrau6 far bfeuts
!lOs uno prinat Sfnalbulen bon s.. 6!
eYer 5rrsste uuo rsrbe6erte QIuRase, fIno
beym Ginjelneu oser beym Duk:n6 su ia,
5en, bep @,bar,les G.. dter,
gu3bdnoIsr in SHOOTER, Obio.
9(op. "a. Ain.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-11-24

SouuerdnS NIT Den Wunfben 1eine5 Ser
sens in @inflon9 gu brin9en. 8onfier
Steinfe((er in Borlbou, Der bereit5 ouf
20 Sabre Den Sereouf 9eiIEi9er 8etrdnte
fit 100000 polniibe @utoen pabtes
te, bat oucb bic felt $50 Sobren ouf9e9ez
bene 2(u5beute oer Ser9(pelfe bon Slfon=
DE iibernonmen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-05-18

Experimental philosophy man to lend you money. Moral philoscphy-refusing to do it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-16
THOMPSONS
New and Valuable Patent
Y II u 5 8.

= HE subscribers are aware that there Is nnn
> Der Of kinds of Trusses already before The pup
hc, but from experience themselves and from the tes
tmony OF others who have worn them, they were IN
duced to believe that Truss better adapted TO the
wants OF that portion Of the community that have
tue misfortune TO have Hernia, Rupture, might
be made sndbythe help ofa kind Providence they be-
heye that they have been enabled to invent Truss
preferable to any other nov known II is decidedly
the safest and easiest to wear aud a secure barrier
against the escape of the without in the least
degree endangering the adjacent spermatc cord
From the credit that they haze already gained in the
last year, where they have been used and from the
certificates of numbers who have been cnred bv
wearing them. and from the recommendation. of
Surgeons and Physicians who have seen them and
the general appreciation that the Truss has receive
wherever ithas heen used and examined the subscri
bers can, with confidence, offer them an enlight-
ened public fully believing that all that is necessary
to secure foi them in all places where they are offered
for sale, that appreciation they merit is their use.
Six days is sufficient TO satisfy any person Of their
superiorty-and that time will be allowed to every
ono who buys Truss, TO return IT if he choose.
Persons at a distance can obtain Truss to fit, by
sending the number of feet and inches they
round and on which side the Truss is TO be applied
The subscribers have in their possession large
number of Certificates in relation 10 the merits and
superiority of their Truss, which are believed TO be
sufficient TO carry conviction TO the mind OF the most
incredulOus. They subloin few only.
THOMPSON IL WADSWORTH,
Brattleborough Vermont, Sept. 1886,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-16
NEWPORT
BOTANIC THOMSONIAN
INFIR M ARX.

yxyUE Subscriber, having been for more than three
3 wears in constant and successful practice, now
aers hs services 10 the public as a Botanic Physic-
He would respectfully inform the inhabitants
Of Newport and the adjoining towns, that he has
taken the commodious house at the corner OF Spring
&, Mill Streets where he will administer the Pure
ThoasOuias Medicines to such as may favor him wih
their patronage No pains will be spared TO render
the patients comfortable, and to restore them 10
health.
Situated in one of the most healthy places IN onr
land the subscriber haters himself that the advanta
ges Of this Inirmary surpassed by few lnsutu-
tions 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 themsuch remedies as the God
of Natnre has bOuntfuly scattered our fields
This IniirmaYy will be conducted'under the lmme-
date patronage of DR.. SAMUEL THOMPSON
The subscriber will at all times be in readiness to
attend to Of midwifery.
Medicine chests will be put up to order.
ThomsOn's ne,o guide TO health
RObenSOn's Lectures
And a general asso rtment of
THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale at the mfr
mary. Z. GARDNER.
Terms.--S3 for course, of medicine
$3.50 per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is at all times in read
mess for those who wish to take it.
July 4th 1887
| II Wanted good woman to do housework-
! liberal wages will be given. No need apply
without they can produce good recommendations.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-16
JAMES ID. SEABURN
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No I33I-2 TuAMrs-SrREEr,

No. I33 IL THAMEs-STKhET,
RespectfuHy announces TO the public that ne
NMAS removed from the Store recently occ'-
pied by him. to the store, next door north
of the 0iicc of the Newport Mercury, where he OF
lers for sale fashionable assortment OF Broadcoths
Cassmeres Sattinets, and yestings, and all other
goods usually kept by Merchant Talors-wherc
garments of all descriptions will be made to order ut
the shortest notice, and warranted to mt
~ Particular attention paid TO cutting.
~ J. ID. ). hopes by strict attention to his bust
ness to meet the wishes Of his customers and to mer-
i, the patronage of his fellow citizens which he very
solicits
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-16

SOUTHERN PINE BOARDS.
10000 E", fs$% s:s5 Ss@
and tongued-Just received from Wilmington, and
for sale by
May "a. JOB A. PECkhAM.
sCITUATE BANK--NoTICE.
a IL persons holding the Bills ofsaid Bank, or
"A Certificates for the same are requested to !
present them to the Commissioners, who will re-
: deem them at sight.
prov, July H. SAMUEL Y. ATWELL,
THOMAS w. DoRR,
iyI9 Commissioners in trust.
TugEas.-Gunpowder Tyson, Young Hyson
. ~ Tyson SIX n, Powchong and Souchong Teas,
for sale by J. II. NEWTON ~ co. jyl9
! SspERM CANDLEs.-25 Bxs. Sperm Can
= - dies, Just received and for sale by
iyl9 JR NEWTON ~ CO.
r HA BOXES Bunch RAIsINs, for sale low by
q SbV 81. SHEFEIELD & BELL
l. ~ BBIs Superior PILOT-BREAD;
re- u " Soda, Sugar, and Butter CRACKERS
. by the barrel: for sale by
G. 81 SHEFFIELD & BELL.
q BASKETS. BASKETS.
SO TUST received and for sale, VERY CHEAP,
49, ~ $50 Baskets ofal sorts and sizes CalIat No.
90I Thames street, or at the Auction Room No. 1lS
e Thames street IN. TILLEY. j2l
re- BARIED APPLES, just received and for sale
u HAT No lis Thames Sueetby.
,r July Goth CHARLES ". TILLEY.
!" wn BONES RAIsINS (Cluster) jut reed.
l.. " 10. SHEFFIELD & BELL.
a. EDRlME BEEF for sale by
n, v-I9 SHEFFIELD Il BELL
''I ,I wpAIsISs-lOO Bxs. Cluster, just received &
J. Vic JR. NEWTON & co.
- StUPERFINE FLOUR, for sale by
l. iv.I9 SHEFFIELD II BELL.
:! UUAMs, Superior quality Just received and for
'' @ sale by }. II. NEWTON n co. jy-l9.
,r upIANK ACCOUNT BOOKS for sale,
: Nd very cheap for cash by w, CALLAHAN.
" EDILOT BREAD by the Bbl. for sale by
IN iy.l9 SHEFFIELD u BELL.
at "JANTED, Six Girls as apprentices to the
10 w Tailoring Business. Apply to
~ March l5 JAMES ID sEABuRY,
:" 1884 ThameS-St
Id seAA Boxes prime Havana Sugar just received
:, . EV and for sale by ,oo, co
- May, 3ls Ii. WOOD q co.
- EssENCE's of all kinds, and of,he f,stqualiiy
IL DN Tue groCe uoEeH VI siHSio'
ALSO,
- Essential Oil Spruce for making beer. for sale by
Juy 4tb CHARLES N. TILLEY.
|IGARs-500O Spanish and 200 half Spanisl
cigars of superior quality, ust received and To-
sale on consignment by -
he July eth CHARLES NJ ''hhEf'
II UDENNY MAGAZINE for lS31.-Th'
u frs, number of this popular periodical Tor thu
or present year is received for sale by the subscriber
u.s. In consequence of great Improvements IN thu
er execution of the work and quality of the engraving
nc the subscription price has been raised to ~ year
III in adrance, or ISa cents number.
Subscriptions receiyedby
-; y.l9. w. CALLAHAN.
err MOOSE ~ PEACH WATER WANTED
'ry Va CASH will be given for 100 Bottles Rose
Water and 100 Bottles Peach-Wa
- ALSO WANTED.-A quantity OF garden o.
wild Roses Persons living at distance may sal
them aud thew will be taken in that state
Apply at l37 Thames-st.
s--The Roses will be taken in any quantity from
rd anar,s n,ynrds iy 10.
ed quarts up""tus' :.
.E HONEY ofa superior quality retailed at ct
as ;aL u 81 per gallon by o
''" Jy -. j. II. NE"ToN WNo.
Is, TO l. r. Il.
mo a THE HOUSE on the corner 9
lat al
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-16
John REMOND
Has received at the Ladies Ornamental
Hair Emporium,

Has receiued at the Ladies Ornamental
Hair Emporium,
No. 1877 THAMEs-sT. N.EwPoRT, X. |.
HHIS spring supply of artificial aowers-German
HI and Paris ornamental Hair Work; wrought
shell combs; horn, pocket, ivory, English Il French
dressing and twist do do.
great variety of Soaps Perfumery, and Oils;
Bitter Almond, Chemical Cosmetic, Tablet, French
Chemical Balls, and Windsor soaps; s;-Almond Paste
Rose lip salve IN rosewood boxes superer french
article German and French cologne, among which
are some at the low price of cents the bottle; Rose
and violet scented hair powder, in half and quarter
ID. papers: grcatvariety of jointed dolls and doll
heads Also Odorierous Compound or Persian
sweet bags a preservation against moths, adapted to
the bureau the wardl obe the reucule and the work
table ifkept dry and in confined state It's delight
full fragrance will be preserved for years this article
will be sold much less than the former prices.
NJ N b. For sale $50 Daa slips will be ready
for delivery in a few days, application as above
AprI 26
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-16
DR. ID. JAYNEs' INDIAN EXPEC-

n AK. ID. ia y ES lNDtAN hAEtS-
~ TORANT is recommended as decidedly u
serior to any other known combination of medicine
for Coughs Colds. Influenza, Consumption, Asth-
ma, Splitting of Blood, IIoarseness, Difficulty of
Breathing, Whooping Cough, Pains and weakness
of the breast and all diseases of the Pulmonary
gans.
by numerous and respectable individuals, who have
found relief from its use. Many who have been la
boring under protracted coughs and pains IN the
breast, and have been happily restored to perfect
health by the use ofthis valuable expectorant The
following is deemed sufficient for insertion here.
From the Rev c. G. p Crosby, late agent of the
American Baptist
New York June 18th, 1886.
To Dr. ID. Jayne,
Dear Sr:--I have made use of the Indian Expec'
torant personally and in my family for the last SIX
years, with great benefit. Indeed | may consider
nv life prolonged by the use ofthis invaluable med
cine under the blessing of God for several years
may say almost as much in the case Of my wife, and
also of the Rev Mr. Tinson of the island OF jamaica
For all cases of Cough, inflammation Of the Chest,
Luugs, and Throat, do most unhesitatngly recon-
mend this rs the best medicine have ever tried
Nv earnest wish is that others afflicted have
been may experience the same rellei, which an
persuaded they WILL by using the Indian Expccto
rant. y. u T. thoSDi'
n b. Many of my neighbors, OH my recommen
daton have tried this medicine wth uniform success
Dr. Hamilton, of St. James, South Carolina, wa
greatly affected by cough, hoarseness, and soreness
of the lungs and on using bottle of this medicine
found immediate and permanent relief.
Sold by DIR. R. r. HAZARD,
| agent for NEWPORT.
| And bv l.. p. ason, Providence, and at Whole
sale & Retail by A. B. ~ ID. sands, No. 100 Fulton
corner of VIM. street, New York.
Dec. 2Sth tf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-16
FOR LOVE Is STRONG AS DEATH.

They err who deem loves brightest hour
Its blooming youth is known,
In puresi, tenderest, holieSt power
In later life is shown:
When passions chastened and subdued
To ripper years are given;
And each and earthly things are viewed
In light that breaks from Heaven.
Il is not in the flush of youth,
Or days of cloudless mirth,
We feel the tenderness and truth
OF loves devoted worth;
Life then is like tranquil stream
Which flows in sunshine bright,
And objects mirrord in it seem
To share its sparkling light.
'Tis when the bowling winds arise,
And life is like the ocean,
Whose mountain pillows brave the skies,
I.1sh'd by the storms commotion:
When lightning cleaves the murky cloud,
And thunder peals aronnd us,
'Tis then we feel our spirits bowed,
Bv loneliness around us.
Ohl then, as to the seamcn's sight
The beacon's trembling ray
Surpasses far the lustre bright
OF Summers cloudless day.
E'en such to tried and wounded hearts
In manhoods darker years,
The gentle lighttrue love imparts,
Mid sorrows, cares, and fears.
Its beams on minds of JOY berctt
Their freshenins brightness fling
And show that life has something lef
To which their hopes may cling;
Il steals upon the sick at heart,
The deSoute in soul,
To bid their doubts and fears depart,
And point brighter goal.
Irsuch be loves triumphant power
O'er spirits touched by time,
Oh! who shall doubt IFS purcst hour
Ofhappiness sublime
In youth lis like the meteor's CLEAN
Which dazzleS and sweeps by;
In after life its splendors seem
Link'd with esternityl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-08-16
From the Columbus, Ohio, Recorder.
MEDICAL MONOPOLIES.


In our essay on the uncousttutionality
oppressiyeness aud wickedncSs of the med
ic>l laws in our country, we did not say,
nor do we mean ever to admit that any man
ought to be permitted to exercise the me1i-
cal profession, according to the teachings
of the schools, till he has spent quite MS
much time and energy in the study of the
erroneous principles and deadly instruments
of that practice, as the most rigid Of those
laws require. Indeed we are fully convinc-
ed that, instead of being permitted thus to
practise even then, laws ough, TO be made
To punish with penalty equal to the pre-
sent judgment for manslaughter, every man
learned or unlearned, who il either de,ec-
ted in giving to another for any purpose,
either known poisonous article, or any
substance the character and identity of
which he refuses to disclose. We say then
let The regulars study rs much as they
please they commence soon enough, in all
conscience, practice thst carries in its train
liule else than misery aud death. But lei
nut those who inteud never ts administer
my poisons, nor to commit any violence or
The system to cure disease, be required I,
spead ,hree or four years in a medical col
lege to learn how to follow such profes.
s'on, with AS little mischief as possible Il
society.
We say, lei the ref ,rmers too. be wei
acquainted with their art. q lie, them no
rush heedlessly into the work. We ar
willing iha, both pabc opinion aud s,a,u
igw should require oil men 10 learn hou
csre The SIX before they nrs nermitted ,
make the healing MT their profession. h,