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Nldur mo M y l.-Tie Godfra9e
fir Slaw bat iGt oermil,bert tluo Gle Vrrifc
Itno Sefaltrn. 9lnfan9S Der 9Srd,e puroen
1000 SGrrels CUTE griube CUR @erfhifun;
ocrtauft an SO so co6 @drrel ipdter in Ger
9Scde ipuroe cin 8erfauf 9emdd)t ou 50 25r
9eltern murben 1000 Barrels CUR Serihif,
flir9 uerfauft all eiuem 9)retIe, Der niht be,
FAINT 9cmadlt ipltree, iiian glaubt aber an
50. Nente iIno Die prciie fdNpaufcnb, .mo
mahreno eiuigc 8crtdufcr 9Sillcn6 fno in
grcscu Guantitdten gu SO su perfaufcu, pers
langen dneere So % fir 9utes aus 9,enufils
paniidem 94eiSen 9en1ad,teS Slaur.-&leine
Gerfdufe Dcu 9ic9aennlcbl an s5 25 eas
Sdrrel. Ter preis bon 9Selfhforumebl
blei6t nrpcrdnscrt.
Oetrete e.-Gie 8ertiufe bon 9Sei,cu
itno Gil etnem ehpaS ecrmieerten Greife aes
Iflehen; 1900 9uIdel gutter rctber peunGls
OauiItcr, frilhe iii Der 9Gcdse, al 81 so Bis
81 IS; ene spdrthe iebr outer gSeiscr an
81 80; 2600 Sufd,el outer rctber Susquc>
banna lpllroe an Der Sdluplfia perfauft an
81 so biz 81 So; 8erfiufc bon 9utem De-
larare aus ben Stpbr6 all 81 75.-Serfius
fe bon pennlIloantld 9fcg9eu all 81 @cnts
| FIR nittelmd6iaem nno 81 Oh FIR guten.-
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| iIloanifhem runeem 9elbcn aSelidfcrn an
93 unb 81 Gents fad)rs All 81 NIB so
&cnt5.-S.afer lit nod rar; 5000 GnftcI
| irielioher wurbcn perfauft an 40 uno Al Gcuts
oas SuIdlcl.
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an 81 65 BAD Gnidsl.
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iIno fcrncr 9cfalIen. Serfdufe al All unb
Al @ents, uro eiuc parthie all 40 Grnts Die
Gjaacn. 9erfdufc in Sirrcls al 43 esntS.
8teb Sc arft
4 Sdblahtpdfrn bratten So SO bis IS Sc
nic cini9e iprni9e 50 IS TAD Somibrrt. Mild,,
filbe s so Bis $40, uuo 5fiihe NIT Gdltcu
5 80 biS s 40.--Stirene tradten 81 25
bis 81 so oas S.imecrt; Sdaafc 81 biS e
S7l eas Stilf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

dc lcue Scnilihticn lit hurd) cite Mcbrs
httt non ctpa 1000 Stimntcn an9cnrmmcn
ipcrbcn. Sofenhtd, mereen mir i'm Stanbc
ietn, ndd,te 9Scd'e bic sclIfiubi9e Stims
meusahl fir @cuperit6r lub Contribution grs
ben su fdnuen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

Gle Srcse aec9rap!hi;T;ts;et eofa9e, bie io lans
sc uuc 10 pi:!!iiI,p rrlprcdcn nrreelt it, ;u
bercn eeiin9 10 oiclrr Wuth NIB 9Inseauer
aufge,ptnctt wcrpen ilnp, 1T euolitb 9rlclct
wcrper, niniIih bic Sra9e bon Der nerrweIts
iidlcu Ourd,fahrt. Ha6 McIifitat lit F: "Cds
Tcitianc 9lmerifas III pen alien Sciten polt
9SaiIcr um0ebcu."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

IN 8otanp Sap FAM eiil 9an9 dlnz
li6er Sallprr, mic jener, iiher sen Der
SDni1 Sllomo ben berilbnltcn llrs
tbcitSiprnh atgab, iilocm iib slpet
Trauen llber ein Sim pon feds
Monaten ftritteil oaS ieee ea5 ibri9c
1lannte. Ser Srteben6rlbter, Der Ole.
fen Streit 81 f6lihteu hattie, lpiccers
tolte jeop6 oen 9lltSiprllb SalonioS
ri6t ioueern lpMlrte ii0 an Ole Sunit
nc5 9(rSte5 eer iib iiberSeu9cn mllBtc,
ne(be 0rn Den Srancn I'M Stanoe icL
ba5 Sino Ielbit INIT bem ~Sorn eeS
getens'' III llihren. SieB ,par balr
crrnjttelt, ole Setrii9crtn geltano rars
auf ibr @erseben unp erbieit eafltr CT
,rise Speidd)enAiete.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07
i1uiclt 0uarps,
"a d tnita.

Il Shr hatt end, III periammls,i In refer
entfrrm uno fiuterm G'emehr, rnI sii roraf
isreu auf Samifa9d, rsn lTten Ecrcmier.
nm 10 llhr @crnitfags. all tem &aitie rcu
3ana6 Sctb, i'll IrrrIeretaunl Stf:t
Naeun9ie Gauuid,p.
suf @efeH ees &apitins,
geHiainin Giienlart, :. G.
9icUeinter rq-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07
9S e r + etrdthe eft.

9lm tcetcn GienltaG turob ben ghrip.
Nrt. @ermoL inerr @eprg ancbeL
nit @iiij W arp Sc lok, briec pcn Srccs
mansbur9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07
81 a d6rtobt t,

QGirb hermit Se9eber, All bic @rten, Gree
eitercn uno ale ciejsnigeiL ipeldhe intereeirt
iIno in ben 8crmngcu itub Sointerlaiicnfdafs
ten pou fclgeneen, III 2cba @anntY periirrtcs
ncn pericnerl rdnlid'
Ttc 9icdlnun9 pen Gbnaro @pth uno pss
ter &eiicr, 9lemtniltratcrs Der SNintcrlalirns
fhaft ecs prritcrbeuen Nauicl E. 9utb,
lcBtbin ,rn Snps&britball Iaunfhip.
Gte 0icd,nuna scu SocurD Riefcnrrrfcr,
baneelnccr @recutcr bon peter Scdlcr, cbc'
mali9er 9ominilirator unb de bonis non prn
@briittan Soenrnarr, IcBtbia bon Sllo,
Mbeitkaa Gauuihip.
Gie 9lcdnnn9 bon ScIIe Grim, 9satban
Grim rno Naria Grim, @recntrr bon Sacob
@rim, Icetbin BON Ster.Souccua 2auns
fhR.
Die Alednar9 ben E>cnrD Hc9elmat nnb
Somuel Sreeer, 9emluiitratCr, ocn NcnrD
Sc9clnan, lcethin ucn Sannceer TaunIdlip.
Cie 2ehnun8 prn ScIcpb 6. Soe0er,
9Ibmniftratcr Don Sobu 9lherIcn, leetbm
pru 9icrtbampten Gamilhip.
lie 0icdnung rrn Socrb Grbman, Obs
miniitratcr prn Slrlb @romlu, 4Snpe,
lretbin prn S5ersSaccna 1aunfdip.
Die 9ledluung boil Srbn Srarel sIbminis
firatcr bon Gjecr9c @jreif, leBtbin Den Sne'
Nbeubail Gaunlhip.
Die 0iedbnun9 BON Sobp Sd9cr uuo Sas
ccb Satin9er, bancelll6e @recutcren BON
ghom &ern leethin ppn JscireIter9 2aulls
| ihtp.
Ca6 Die grccutpren ltuS 9tomuiftratcreri
bcla9ter Observation-Disclosures, ibrc 0iehnuils
gen hi Der 0te9tratprSs9lmtitube su sllcu'
toun, III urb fur 2ed,a @nuntp, ein9e9cbcu
hobeit--welae Jiefnlu9en oem gSdiien9es
ridt prn befagtem eauntD ;ur SeitdtigunO
pcr9cle9t percerL i'm @curtbaule IN be1agtcr
Stabt eitag ben 7ten December
nShitenS, I'M 10 llhr Scrn,ittd9S.
9Silliam SoaS, 8e9iifrirer.
o,o o9seaiaratsrs'slmt.
@lIeutaur, 9icu. Z. 1888. fta-bG
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07
S5auerl1 (eGet hicr.

Ter llnter;eiduete bcuadrid,tI9ct eie Gaus
crn NIB antc:c crsctcalf, rae ernsulidl sina
8M9tarc 9Nerbcfraft fiir
1rt{ei sWf Wfafrbinca
crfunheu bat auf cinen wcit perbeTsrtcB
Man, als friiher inn 0ebrduh mar, G'r Ias
Get aIe eiejcuiseu elm, bic ein SntcrciIe in
bieier fd,dktarcn Grfntins nebnen, eel fcia
ncm Mcbnhaule in sllIcutalia annrrfcn uue
fir fd) feltff ;u ilrtbcilcll oa fcinc Osdftis
liru ren fcinen aneern Die jett in Oetrandl
Tno, hbertrcfen mereen frnneil.
sJe Gr fenft glcitfall6 bic sIufmcrfiams
felt bon mafhinenmodlern auf cttse pferScs
traft, NIB eriidbt fe lei ibm ailSurifen uno
cteirIbc in 9Iu9cnfAeia sn prbmrn.
Saniel Griec.
gltentann, glco. z. nq-4nl
Gertifieat;
SD ricf bct srn. Gantsl Sriec an, nm NIT
Ieincr neulit, crfuntenet DreidlsDiafdirc
etwas fir mid, su brefhcu ;er ffellte btefeIbe
in nteinerSdeuer oufu. brahte fIe iuCperes
ticn; bicfette gcfiel mir 70 febr, fas id] fcs
Qleiti cine ppn tbm fanfte. Sdh fam 100
@jarben in 20 Winutcn, gang fauber, uno
nit Der arasten qeidti9feit, nit c liner III
pfercc, erefdeu.
Salne5 @cbbaro.
gSir bateu bic cbiqe WeafcbiHe in Spera.
ticn Qcichcn uno ftimmeu nit ptiger slu6lax
&C pSiIig itcrein,
Solomen @rieiemer,
JSllltom @ebbaro,
Charles Sep,
Senjanlin @ebbaro,
Sies@bettbaI, Stcpciub. 8. 1888,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07
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Sim lctten ScnneritaA III Stcr,Saurrra,
AM Sd,arlahfebcr M arp@ {tfabeth,
SGhterhen BON Spbn Sdllie I, m ets
uem 9lltcr ucn A Rougten NIB Is Gagen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

Sin bunrertjabriger GrctS III Iaris
Int pct &urSem oaS 9lecept befainlt
9ema6t purh reiien Sefrl9un9 man
cin eben 10 bpbe5 9l(ter ltNe ct ielbif
erreiben frtne. Grife Mtablseit: frlth
Tim 8 llhr ell @las reille6 9Salfer.
o9lpeite Wtabscit: cine Suppe, ein
8ratell ein Sllat etn 8las alten
@eines, nm 2 llhr 0tahnlttta9S.
9ritte Mabl;eit: ein Spaster9an9
ptne 9tnifren9ltu9 m a ltfw. 8lerte
WtoM,cit /: SlbcnrS Inn 8 lthr, fllrS
por Dem Gblafell9chen, Gill 8las 81.
feripaier.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07
OefentlteGe 95Mpu,

Sim 0Rcntaa, bea f2teu 0,pssmber, um /
llbr 2ahriittagS, fol- am Sauie ecS pers
ftcrbeHen SocnrD g d,er lit Siios
9Bheitha(l Saunfthip, auf ofentlider 8enou
pcrfauft wsreen, Gin 9Sa9cr, pflii9e, @g9e,
eiduls9cfd,irr, eii 2Id,t Cage Haussllhr nit
JSafen, CratperS ilno fcnlt npdj pielerlei
SHauss mb Sauern. G'rratbfhaftcn ncn
gbrtifita Sad>er . Ms,,,,.,s
Gbriffiau S. 8eHel s e''' =
Grpsu,bcr7 nq-1m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

Cic 3ahl Der Ginipapecrcr, spetde td9lid,
ilt cie Ibiler bed @siffifppis femmen, Wirs
auf 5anf,ehabuurcrt ssldldbt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Caunty woÌˆchentlicher Anzeiger. (Allentaun, Pa.) 183?-1839, 1838-11-07

@irb hermit se9eterL All Die Grtcn, Gree
citercn unb ale ctejsniaerL ipeldle intereetrt
iInc in ben 8crmr9cn unc ointerlaienihaf'
ten prn fcl9entenL III echa @anntY peritcrtc'
llcn Dcricneit. 1t6lnlic,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05
Executors Sale.

Pursuant TO a Decree Of the Court Of Pro.
bate, ofthe tOnn If .hiidieto,sn, there ,DiH
be sold at Public 8uetion on MONDAY,
tie 3ia day Of Decenter, 1898, at ten
O'Clock on the premises.
A LII the right, title, and interest which John
IA Allen had at the time Of his decease in
and to two certain tracts Of Land-one situate
in Portsmouth, containing about twenty acres.
bounded norlhevly on land belonging to the heirs
OF Rowland Allon, deceased Easterly on ths
road Norihery partly on land Of the heirs Of
Thomas &. AIeD, dec. and partly on land OF
Sarah Green, and partly on land sf John Oman
and Westerly on land OF Jonathan Csgseshall.--
The other track is situate partly in Middies"wn
and partly in Portsmouth, containing about nino
acres, bounded Northerly partly on land Of Ilo-
ratio Allen Ensterly & Southerly on land OF
the heirs of John Stanton, deceased and Wes-
tcrly on land late of said John Aiep-or 90
much Of said tracts ofand as will raise the sum
of six hundred and sxty-sx dollars and ninety
Eve cents, with incidental expenses. Sale to
commence on the first mentioned pemSes---
Conditions nj time and place Of sale.
JOSIIUA COGGESIIAl.L, Executor.
Middletown, Nov 22, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05
The Chicago American of the 18th nit

The Chicago American of the 18th ult.,
contradicts the report of the death of Thomas
Carlin, the governor elect of illinois.
The whole number of deaths in Charles
ton by the strangers fever was 352-all white
but7.
In Great Britain & ireland there are about
twenty-five thousand practitioners of Medi-
cine.
Charleston, s. e. is said to be herself again
healthy and happy we trust.
The Albany Argus thinks that the people
have ruined the country by being too indus.
trious.' That's first rate logic for lazy man.
The 5lh of December is fixed for the sail
ing ofthc Liverpool, ,on her return to England.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05

MISSISSIPPI u. S. SENAToR.--We
learn, says the Baltimore Transcript,
from the "Mississippian," that the Hon.
Thomas III. Williams of Pontotoc, has
been appointed by Gov. McNutt, Sena-
tor in Congress, to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation of the Hon.
James f. Trotter.
The political character of Mr. Will
!iams is not stated, but as the Governor
is known to be loco, the probability is,
that the politics ofthe new Senator are
ofthe same cast.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05

New Raj. ROAD ARRANGEMENT FOR
BosToN.--We understand, by the Proyi-
dence Journal that the contract hereto
fore existing between the Boston and
Providence Rail Road Company, and
the Transportation Co. has been dis
solved. The cars, therefore, will here
after leave Providence at stated hours,
independent of the arrival Of the steam
boats or trains from New York. This
will put all steamboats, on an equality,
and it remains to be seen if such an ar
rangement will prove satisfactory to the
travelling public.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05

BY the annexed communication, it
will be seen that Doct. Jewctt's second
Lecture on the subject of Temperance,
in this place, on Sunday evening last,
was like the first, well attended, and
the subject ably and thoroughly discus
sed. Though we had not the pleasure
Of listening to either of the Doctor 5
Lectures, we have no doubt, from con-
versation with him, that he perfectly
understands the subject, and is withal
an agreeable lecturer, entertaining just
and liberal views on the important qucs-
tion.
For the Herald Of the Times
DOCT. JEWETT's I'D LECTURE.
The place appointed for this Lecture
was the "Zion Church," one Of the
largest Meeting Houses in the place,
and Notwithstanding there was meet
ing at one or two other churches in the
place, the Room was crowded at very
carly hour And saw number there
assembled who do not often congregate
at such places. We would not dare TO
give even the brief outlines of his Lee
ture for fear we should do injustice to
him and the subject. Sufficient to say,
however, that we were most agrceably
disappointed-it went beyond our most
eager and earnest anticipations, for we
thought that his first Lecture was az
well composed, and as well delivered
as any one on that subject could be, but
this one was decidedly better. 1t was
a clear and lucid description of the evils
resulting from intemperancc, and most
eloquent appeal to all present, that ever
did use Trident Spirits, to abstain from
them again forever. He brought for
ward, answered, and demolished all the
great questions and ground-works usu-
ally resortcd to by the enemies Of Tenn
perancc Societies. lie asked the Pro-
tessor of Christianity if he had done all
in his power to stop the traffic Of .9rdenl
Spirits, by which hundreds and thou
sands of his fellow citizens were hurled
into eternity unprepared to sec their
Maker "face to face" He appealed
to Parents to use their influence to pre-
vent the further continuance of GrOo
Shops in their ncighborhood, lest they
at time unsupported by them should
see their children "step by step" ad-
vancing to a Dramkard's Grure.
"TEMPERANcE."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05

TEMPERANCE IN STEAM SBiPs.-About GO
gentlemen, who were passengers in the Great
Western on her last voyage, have signed a
recommendation to the Directors of the Steam
Navigation Company, that, considering the
change introduced by the establishment Of
a larger class of ships, and the assembling Of
a greater number of passengers than mas been
usual hitherto, instead of wine and other Ii
quors being freely supplied as they are cal
led for at all times and without any specific
charge, they should be left to be furnished by
the ste ward to the passengers calling for them
at separate, established price, in tho same
manner as in hotels, and in the steamboats,
employed upon the lakes and rivers of
America.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05

WIRE TILLER RorEs-Thc Cincinnati
Gazette states that these ropes are nov in
successful operation in fifteen steamboats,
The patcntce, Mr. Isaac McCord, has been
assured by the captains and pilots who have
made trial Of them, that they are in many
respects preferable to the hemp or grass
ropes, being quite rs plablc, not liable to
injury by fire or water, and more cconomi.
cal, as it is supposed they will last rs long
as boat will and again, they do D"t stretch
nor give, which is Of vast Importance in
avoiding boats and bars and makes the steer
inc of boat less laborious.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05
THANKSGIVING PRESENTS,
FOR SALE At
James I7aTIl,a 9lld's,

DRY GOODS A.ND BOOK STORE
The Lady's Closet Library,3 vols viz
Vol. ]. Development of Female Character.
Vol. 9. Beauty of Female Holiness.
Vol. 3. Varieties of Female Picty.
Young Lady's Gift.
My Sons Manual, view Of the Stu
dies, complishments, and principles
of conduct best suited for promoting
res spectabllty and success in life.
My Daughters Manual, view of fe-
male studies, accomplishments, and
principles of conduct
The young Lady's library, vols viz.
Vol. I. The young Lady's own book, man.
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moral department.
Vol. 2. The young Lady's Sunday book, a
practical manual of the christian du-
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government.
Vol. 3. Young Lady's book of elegant Poetry.
Vol. l. Young I.ady's book of elegant Prose.
Vol. ). Young Lady's book of classical let
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Designed to improve young Ladies
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VOL G. Young Lady's and Gentlcmen's pock-
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The language o. Flowers, with Illus
tratlvc Poc,ry--colorcd plates.
Flora and ITALIA, or gems of Flowers
md poetry plates.
Peter rarlcy's ra,nbes, in England
Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
Young Mans Guido.
Letters to Mothers by Mrs l.. II
Slgourney.
The Child's Gem.
A parting Git 10 Il christian Friend.
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Besides the above great variety Of mo.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05

The Sd Regiment of u. S. Artillery arriv-
cd at Augusta. Geo. on the Eth instant, on
lis way from Tennessee to Florida. This
regiment, it is stated, whcn it reaches Garcy's
Ferry, will have marched nearly four ihous-
and miles within the ast twelve months, one
thousand of which were performed on foot.
aud mostly in an cnemy's country. The ma.
jority of the companies composing it have
served in Florida since the beginning of
hos,i,ics, aud some Of them have marched
from the opposite extremes Of the Union
| BuU, .3neicdp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05

Another STEAMBOAT LosT.--1'he fine
steamer Chlllicothc struck q snag on the 18th
instant about eight miles above New Madrid,
stove hole in her bottom and was run on
sand bar where she sunk in eight feet Of
water. She was bound to New Orleans with
a cargo of -four, bagging. bale rope, &c, the
principal part of which would be saved in u
damaged state. 1t was also expected that
her engine and furniture would be saved
without very material injury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05
Dr.. Phcps Compound Tomato PjHs
rNTtnrLy yEGETNntE,
stfusIITIrIg ram NIrutIRy

,I'IIrSE popular rs heinz n combination eta newly
Y discovered ALKALINE substance, extracted tum
he tom Nrb PLANT With other vegetable sulstuu-
rts which hrNr been found tu muN AID diiusc its t
.cts. are believed % De tie best AiTErNrNE aud Ca
ruNRTtr MCtiriuc ever tI,u,'rtd, They have been
ahundaniS and satcess llN tried, and hsve received
universal 1pptodt rr irtuia Nv NspcrsiH, JHundce,
Bilious dfc.st,. Gta'c Rhcuuntisni. Coughs, Colds.
Influenza Cttarfh, Ncrvurs di~crs".. Acd stomnchs,
Glaudpr sW,liugs of all kinds, CosuvcnCss, Culic,
ttrui1rIc, Ar.
For or'inar, FiNIiN rINsIr, they are UNIVERSAL,
arurovtd ns thr best ever tlcf'I.
Itrrti account ui tit Interesting di.covrrv, ttsi
Wpuil. u,1fr g oprt ob, - sc" Pamphlet which
ria, D., bod .ralls ui q. :. rtNIOB.
u,t q. AgCHt Tor Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05
Ill Z II A L. Id q + L HI T. Il 1 nj f. >.

GrNERAL ScoTT.--The compliment of Il
public dinner was rendered to this gallant
officer on his arrival at Nashville, by a com.
mitee of the citizens, nj the heod Of whic h
was the governor of the state; but the ne
cessiiy of proceeding with all possible ex-
pedllon TO the Northern frontier, compelled
the general to decline the honor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05
J. X. PAULDING.

A SUB .TREAsuRER.-Thc Burlington, (Vt.)
Free Press states that p. Huntoon, acting
postmaster of Essex, was arrested on the
2Ith ult. on charge of purloning money
from the mail. He was examined before a
justice, and the proofs being conclusive Of
numerous and repeated depredations, ex-
tending through the entire period he had
charge of the office. he was ordered to find
bonds in the sum of $4,000, for his appearance
at the Circuit Court, in May-n default of
which he was committed to Montpelier Jail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05
FROM FLORIDA.
Ertraci from a letter, daied

ST.. AUGUSTINE, Nov. 18th, 1888.
"The Indians have been coming in at
Tampa for some time past, and a number
had collected to hold q treaty on the 9TH inst.
They asked for liquor, and were supplied,
became excited, behaved in very wanton
manner, and finally took to the bush two days
before the time for the talk, carrying with
them those who had surrendered, so that one
half of the season is treated away already.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05

DETRoIr.-Gen. Brady, with detachment
OF u. s. troops, left Detroit on the 10Th ult
in the steamboat Illinois, for the purpose of
lntercepting piratical party, who, it was ru-
mored, were on their way from the lower part
of the lake, for the purpose of landing on the
Canada shore at some point below Detroit
The Detroit Advertiser expresses the opinion
that the plans for the insurgents are deeply
laid, and that they have large resources to
draw upon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05
EPISCOPAL CONVOCATION

We are requested to mention that the
religious exercises Of this association,
will be continued in Zion Church, this
day. Services in the afternoon will
commence at o'clock, when addresses
may be expected from the Missionaries
and others Of the Clergy. In the eve
ming, the Rev. Mr.. VINToN, Of Grace
Church, Providence, is expected to
preach. Dec. 6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-05

nR. l.. SPOIIN, German physician OF much
EB note, having devoted his attention for some
years to the cure and removal of the causes Of
.NERVOUS md SICK HEADACHE,
hls the satisfaction to make known, that he has
Il remedy which by removing the causes cures
etlactuay and permanently this distressing com
plant. There are many families who have con-
silered Sick Headache constitutional ncurable
family complaint DR. S. assures them that they
are mistaken, and laboring under distress which
they might not only alleviate, but actually crsdi-
Gated by the use Of his remedy
| Ii is the result of scientific research. and 10 en-
| tirely Of n different character from advertised
patent medicines, und is not unpleasant to the
tasto.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
\ The extraordinary reputation that DIR. Spohn's
remedy for this distressing complaint Is every day
gaining is certainly n matter Of much astonsh-
ment. That so much suffering should have ex-
isted for ages without any discovery Of an caects-
al preventive, or cure, is truly subject OF much
regret but DR.. $. now assures the publ. ihat
such remedy has been invented ~ will convince
the most credulous. The principles upon which
it acts are simple and plain. 1t is an admitted
fact that this complaint whether called Sick
Headache, or Nervous Headache, arises primsrifI
from tue slomach-those who think they have the
Nervous Headache may rest assured tina, this or
gan. the stomach, is the first cause, that the sys-
tenn has become vtated or debilitated, through
the stomach, and that only through the same
channel must they expect restoration ot tho
natural and healthy functions OF the sys,eT.-
This object, Dr. Sphon's remedy is emtnen,iy
II calculated TO attain The truth Of this position
cannot be con,roverted, and the sooner sufferers
| with the headache become convinced Of it. the
sooner will their sutierings end in restoration of
health. DR.. spohn pledges his professional rcpu-
| talion on this fact. The remedy may be had Of
npolhecaries generally throughout the United
! States,
i COMSTOCK & co. wholesale druggists 2
/ Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane, one door be-
low Pearl street, New York, General agents for
America. f. SPOllN, NJ ID.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Newport,
Nov B.