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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-11-07
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, x. I.

POST OFFICE, NEw-
T., x. I.
.R lst, 1888,
ng for them TiHpleast
; they are placed in q
Isaac Manwarring
John Mills
Mrs A NJ Mason
L + Mason
Phebe Munro
N
Nehemiah Newhall
Mrs Newton
David n Porter L ; \
William Peckham
Henry Peck ham
Joseph II Pu,inion
Ehinezer parlow
Miss Mary L Potter
James Rose
James Robinson
Henry Reynolds
Thomas Roach
VIM. Roach
Mrs Ann Robinson
Mary Rouman
:
William Stockman
Robert Stewart
Alfred Sarle
K ii Stanton
|. Stanton
John Simons
Cap John e Sanford
} Andrew Seabnry
B franklin Sands U $ \
Samuel Spooner
John Stevens
L
Mrs Mary + Tabcr
Miss Abby Thurs,on
Arnold Vaughn
w Van Zaud,
Miss Eliza w Vernon
w
Royal West
Mrs ABBY w goldman
Miss Frances Watson
NIppLCTowN.
Joseph Bailey
William Brown
Giles Manchester
Isaiah Smith
lRIsH.
Daniel Harrington
Hugh Marine
Henry McGusrc
John Franey
Patrick Wallace
II. II. CARR, y. NJ
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pory.-we understand tn. ohisc, Of thi.
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1 81
THAMES s-sTREET.
LADIES SG%AGEE.SL,.
EA..h IGEc&IyM..

IL EVE ID, large supply of
a. fktN'H ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, suita.
ble for Ladies Winter Hats.
Ihes. howers are just imported and cf the ates,
style Ladies of Newport aud vicinity are invited to
eau ana examine the above articles they will have
the privilege O separating any bunch of flowers to
suit their taste.
ALSo. Boxes of Mohair Cops and Nets with a
great variety of Paris Ornamental Hair Work, a.
mong which are few boxes Of manufactured hair
expressly Tor middle aged ladies' beautiful article.
Miih greatNariey of Gentlcmen's Metallic Spring
Wigs Toupe es, &e
lJ' Don't forget the number Nov. :.
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NEW JERSEY

From the n. Y. Evening Post Of Saturday.
The people of New Jersey are strongly
moved in consequence Of recent proceed
ings in that State. The decisoh of the
Governor and Council, giving tie election
to the whig candidates for Congress, has
caused extreme dissatisfaction and disgust.
The minority Of the Privy Council have
protested against the decison. The people
of Trenton have held crowded meeting in
which they denounce the act of the Govern
or and Council ms " an alarming fraud up
on the elective franchise" bold " reversal
Of the will of the people of New Jersey,
lately expressed through the ballot box"
With good reason is there occasion for
dissatisfaction. A majority of votes was
given for five Of the democratic candidates
nobody disputes this. Yet the six whia
candidates are declared by the Governor
and Couucii TO be elected
The Clerk of the County of Cumberland
IN his returns, suppressed the returns of the
township Of Milvlle, which gave a demo-
cratic majority of LOG votes. The Clerk OF
Middlesex County also suppressed the votes
of the township Of South Amboy, which
gave n democratic ma ajority of 252 votes
These Clerks give no reason for the sup
preston.
The Governor and Council were assured
of these facts, yet they declined sending m
express, as The law makes il their duty to
do, in order to rocure the deficient returns
They only counted the votes SEN, theo
they acqresced in the illegal acts Of the
clerks of the counties, who had no authori-
ty to use any discretion in the matter, and
they returned as elected set of candidates
who received minority Of the votes.
The decision of Governor Pennington
and his Council is fortunately not final
Congress has yet 10 pronounce upon the
question"
The Trenton IN. j. Emporium of Fri
day is full of matter ind eating stror
excitement in that S,ate on tie subject o
the conduct of Governor Pennington. We
copy from it the Protest Of the New Jersey
Privy Council"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-11-07

November 9Th.
JAMES HAMMOND
has just received, further supply Of
Rich Dark Winter Prints
Elegan, black lace Veils--Black Six Fringe.
French aud English Merinos,
Winter Bonnet Ribbons. new style
Table Covers, Apron Linen,
Booking, Cashmere Cravats.
Ribbed Mcrino Hose,
Sheeilng aud Shiring Cotton,
Fancy Cravats, India Rubber SuspcndeIs.
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NOTICE..

VUyHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed
II and qualified TO act as HdmiDisrarix OF the es.
tate Of her late husband EDWARD WILCOX.
Esq, OF Charles own, q. |. dec. An perso ms in.
dcbod TO tho estate requested to make pay ment
to +. Il. POTTER, Esq her Attorney aud a II per-
sous having demands against said estate are eques-
ted to send them in soon possible.
ABIGAIL WILCOX
Charlestown, r. l. Oct. 9, l53S-3w.
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ALMANACKS FOR 1889.

"A ~ IVA "A N x&NAS x-Ok6 103Ss
The Old Farmers. (Thomas')
q" Rhode Island, (Blckerstah's,)
" American Comic,
" Crockett,
" Peoples
and Miniature Almanack,
for sale at the lowest price, by the Dozen single
by ". CALLAHAN.
Nov T.
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PROTEST.
Of the Minority o. the Priry Council {
the State Of Nep Jersey.

Of the Minority o. the Priry Council Of
the State Of Nep Jersey.
The undersigned members of the Privy
Council of the State Of New Jewsey, do
hereby protest against the act and de,ern,in-
alton of the Governor and Pnyy Council
summoned for the purpose Of casting up
the whole number of votes from the several
counties for each candidate as Representa-
tive Of this State in the Twenty-Sixlh Com
gress of the United States, aud determining
that John B. Aycrgg, William Halstead
John r. B. Maxwell, Charles C.. Stratton
Joseph F. Randolph, and Thomss Jone,
Yorke, were the six persons who had the
greatest number of votes from the whole
State for Representatives in the iweniy-six,i
Congress of the United States, from this
State, this day made. for The following rea-
sons:
LIST. Because, 1t is apparent upon the face
Of the certified lists of the votes given fol
the said Representatives in the several coun
ties of Middesex and Cumberland, that lh,
said lists are not general lists of the Who'll,
votes Of the said Counties espectirely-bui
on The contrary, that the Clerk Of Middle.
ser hu,h altogether omitted the votes of th,
township Of South Amboy, in tile ssiC
county; and the Clerk Oft Cumberland
hath altogether omitted the votes Of tn,
township Of Mill'iIle. in The said count,
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NV t. VI BIZ
" Persons caHiI
say a" odrsrtised," as
separate Dor.
- A
ia ses n Allan 3
q ideon Aluny
b
G r Barry u SN 9
Richard Bache u 5 n
Cap l. b p Babcock
II Blunt
William Brahman
John Brown
Matthew Blacksiock
J l. Barker
Mis- Arolein Bliss
T.
VIM ID Callahan {
John l. Chase
Il 4 Carr
Joseph Card
Jacob Y Clarke
Miss Mary Clarke
Sarah Carle
John Downing
John Dllworih
Rober, Day
Cap George Dean
T.
Peleg Eddy
Samuel Eldredge
John Earl L. Son
George Enson
Miss Elizabeth Earl
Anna Christina Eyihson
L
Abraham Fernandez
Mrs NJ + Francis
q
Thomas X Gedney
Sylvester Grant
IL
Robert Hutchinson
Abner A Hart
Holbrook Hopkins
Charles w liussey
Pardon Hopkins
Mrs NJ Johnson 2
Thomas Kenney
Thomas kilton
Miss Sarah G Kemp
John L Lowell
Mes ) II & & Lnwion
Gardner A Lowell
George 4 Lawton
VIM l.awlon
Miss Alnira 4 Lord
Sally q Lit,leheld
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Massachusetts votes on Monday next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19


The New York state elections, which take place in
November next will determine the ascendancy, either
OF the whig Of the democratic party in this state
and this decision in New York will inevitably give the
next presidency, in the election of ls4O either to eo
| quent Henry Clay of Kentucky, or cunning Martin
Van Buren, of Kinderheok.
At the recent election in this city, both parties were
nearly equally balanced, the actual difference not be-
| ing i60 votes in 40000-a mere triAe in popular
contests. The position of both parties is believed to
be similar throughout the state--that is to say neck
and neck, tail and taiI-very like whale, and very
| like whale ......
In this condition Of things, the Editor and Proprie-
tor of the New YoRK HERALD, having pity for the
ignorance of man, and love for the beauty of
woman, will turn some of his attention to politics
during the next six months--net as a parsan
for he has too much experience to be n
partisan-but as a philosopher, a patriot, as
an Independent, thinking and rejecting being AN
animal that may be called phenomenon in human
| affairs. The history of the various movements of
beth parties in every part of the state from this time
up to November next, will be faithfully collected, re-
corded compared and commented on in this paper
We shall investigate and analyze the results of the
last few years, and endeavor to place. accurately and
fully before our readers the state of the question: each
day, each week, or each month"; as the new events
turn up on the tide time, like dead mackerel with
their white bellies nppermost the tide of the eter
nal 1t will be, in fact, such riodca phi
loscphca analysis Of the political elements, heavng
and throwing in this state, we daily give Of the
financial elements, rushing and raging throughout tho
nation.
In aid of this project perfectly original in this
country-we desire Independent men of both parties
and in every county-such men as love beautiful truth
with rapture, and adore more beautiful woman with a
deeper rapture-to forward information in detail Of
the several districts that by comparing the whole
in this great central point of thought and beauty we
may be able to reach probable and accurate OPT
mon as to the result of the next state election, and
the fate of Francis Granger and William l.. Marcy
in November, involving as it does the fate Of Henry
Clay and Martin Van Buren, in 1910.
We are the eve OF greater movement in New
York, and deeper excitement in the Union, than any
country has ever seen since the call of Abraham.
The preliminary contest fer November begins this
day the work. Both parties, we learn intend to
ebrate the recent victory-both claiming 1t to be
theirs-and both swearing, like moss troopers on a
foray, that they will carry New York fall, per
fas sa nsfas which being interpreted in the ocofoco
vernacular means-"agin all natar."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
PRIVATE TMEAYisE, e; ON VEN.

rTsAPKIvATE d THEATIsEai 1sT Eii,.
especially who require privse well a:
immediate and perec, cure Of their co%ps!r,: but
(Which may be lad a usa il wished o ,.ea lid
cessary Tor The cure Having this and book
Fee there whatever 10 make second person
douetu cases II be Preferred however The may
be consulted con6denay by post or otherwise and the me-
scarcely possible express the satisfaction this
give pain faithful treatment Of regular
physician many persnce and enc also who hon.
rope 70 the most eminent in Amarca Mott York.
and Dr. rs9ss Of ars -
this little volume not only are the different kinds Fl he as,
distressing symptoms constitution hs
bits lie, c saso given with great that
those whose health and spirits amost broken down for
want of proper treatment led TO see their error
To every must be evident that nothing can be
unwise thar bimeii any of Roasting
which daily advertised certain cures ia all
that we hear Of persons continuing on from month TO
moath uneure and should be also known. is only
The anxiety mind great incurred by these de-
cepons but wher clap gee suffered 10 remain SO long
Now, structure, removed by proper Is The most
serious Thing that ean possibly happen and which makes 81,
doctor suspects Moreover this Is the stage OF the dis
advertising persons There those instance who pre-
tend gleet arising from this cause, with box OF
the physc in The world would never cure structure Fer
ous to make the cure Of structures PLAN easy this
he has succeeded most completely Many have consulted hun
with having orr
every ether Indeed uader the authors mode
OF treatment nothing safe and than thu cure Of
structures
The remaining chapters Of this little volume the SUBJ
eci Of disease, properly called in which every
symptom from its very first beginning down its most
elected fem with the utmost cleaTness In all their
stages The treatment will be seen to be exceedingly easy and
efectua that with the assistance of the little chest
undertake his with perfect safety In these chap
also will be found facts detailed upon the effect Of
old ,ants children Many who about
being married have no iamies will find deeply in
teresting pla" atoms this subject.
Price Of the Chest Book complete sl2Oo The Book
alone, 81 90.
Letters consultation addressed to the author.
a30-3m DIR. RALPH. SO Courtlandt st. New York.
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! Notice to Country Subscribers.


Hereafter whenever any country subscription to the
Herald, reaches fortnight of its close, subscribers
will receive their papers, done up IN yettoS Urappers
This plan is adopted in order to give eur patrons, IN
che country, notice. either their subscription
ey fresh remittance expect it to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid. Sub
scribers will therefore, understand after this notice.
what is by receiving their papers done up IN
yetloD irrapping paper ... t,r
BY this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them 10 the ex-
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, oy
way Of requtal for his shaving often our subscri-
bers The fashionable morals of the present day, as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet
are 10 cheat as much you can, SO that the law
does not reach you. do not practice on this pnnci-
ole 10 any extcnt except when have dealings with
he Kitchen-and on such occasions 1t is adopted
purely in self defence-if you don't shave you'll get
shaved. Every day am receiving .etters complain
ng that the Herald has failed. when, at the same
time, know full well that it is regularly nailed
Why these complaints Because many of Amos's
sub-treasurcrs will be looking into the Herald to see
the hneaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget TO put the Herald into its
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as a favor-as
personal favor meto try to be as honest as they
can. know they have precious little of that article
pat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
A cAHD-INPoRTAN TO THk BEAU MONDE.

CAHD-lAPORTANT To THE BEAU MONDE.
"A Ike Vanilla Compound Persian Soap, continues 70
enjoy Us high repusuon the only cosmetic that WI
erupt'ors 81 the lace ard ccke gives great relief the
face and hands where The SKIN liable 10 chap from exposure
the wind which, > It's healing properties desi-
deratum The smooth transparent appearances givesto The
com plexoa bespeak for II great popularity Ne
ladies' for shaving cannot be producing
In tew seconds hse rich ssh~r The patrossgc re-
eeives from nobility gvrtry Of englspd
has made II extensively In n sxope.
may be- ed cl " O. Hart corner Of Broadway and Court
l,ndt ST. j. W. Hart OF Chamber II and Broadway
VIM. B. Hofr 6.7 Broadway; and a. Guios, M Sow
9rsnd ST
Price 80 E sssm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

Sir ASTLEI COOPEH'S LOTION FOn
- PfMPLED FACES.-The great sir Ashley" assured the
knew instance Of s ssg produce The sale u
Il In Europe hes been lnmesse fHH
Sold by ~ Goion, III Bswery corner Grand ST Her.
w. corner Of Pike y; al Grand C. Mart cor Of Broad
and Coartlsndt and WIN. B. Hoffman, s57 Broadway.
Price 50 cents seSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

M EDICAL AND SURGpeAL,-DR oLovER
consisted - usual IN The csspsrt OF eert.is es
diseases He sppxs the public that hs hes received
prosisusl edeessos ~ s couusry, be cissses
nth The sslsnsmsd scsisrs sedcsI luS. s.d
NE Day once No Ann q, TIE Amsrtcan seeevS
rrivsss entrance third door frc~ he Hrssra Ls"p
inner Once door n svenin9. p@'"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
NO. 400


:. GRAHAM nEksEss. I:l"sly = Of N.ws.r., y. ..
KsVEarscrs.-Mss. William CASTOR, Newber", N. 9.
HON !. > as % si ssysssills e., {. y
Mr. Je s,sS N s Esae Mobile ase,, Al;
Mr. William Locke. Linden. AL fIs-sm
III NOTICE.-The wholesale business of DR. Br..dreshs
principal Office removed TO his new and spacious eab
s ali %s. :. oSsssa
In large or small quantities and where all
'''es rH %s Ps sII sRaNDRETmi4N OFFICES
:. 24l Broadway, opposite the Park.
ssruse street, next to Sun Office, and
NIB For authorized agents. see Dr. Brsndrehs advertise
and observe that all who sell the genuine medicine have
certificate Of agency sealed and sg RskNeHrru
INC TO MANY-sinee the qualification of my Ie private
volume yenere Disease &c esgned originally for those
neat mode OF eare has been my lot to witness % many
various boastng which daily papers, in
duce give portion of time expressly to consultation
sIss ogs ns WIN the eu q mag my
there diseases which give intense degree s1
share OF Wedge aud espersnce combined With ea e
tegry those who consulted them And when fur
eradi ated from the constitutions do conne
those who nr contract ITEM but extend 70 he yruous and
plants worthy time and talent Of the very ply
scians In asking. however great
on so deep an interest pedient that
should also give some statement the which seek
this confidence For these though beg
IN addition TO being graduate OF Ed nbugh, member Of
the Royal College 81 Surgeons Londen well the author
OF the Private Treatise written expressly disc OF this
nature have also testimonial letters from the greatest
In Europe to the eminent DR. Mott
New York. and Dr. Physck of rhilsdephs and hess
be seen by who wishes IL would therefore only
add that those who write by the post otherwise consult
will receive the faithful attention OF of much expeeace
and krS wledge in this department OF diseases.
MEt JOSEPH RALPH, NJ D., SO Courtandt Sc.
For those residing distance, little
medicine nc fer the the book fitted
nhe lid Is kept (pce S2) This is forwarded every part
Of the Un ted States and astonishing H.
observe with what eeraisty themselves
after they had failed by various other ans
further notice OF the "Privae voume may be in n,
other column OF this paper. a2o-Sm
Ir A GOOD HOUSEWIFE should never be Without a
box of DR.. BENJAMIN BRANDRETHs VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS. They have proved thousands
OF individuals be the best
and may be taken al all times, under circumstances
strict attention the directions accompany
each box To he had genuine OF all the agents advertised
Dr. Brandreth and Aew wise at his office, s4 Broadway
opposite the Park "
NJ b. Beware Of counterfeits All ageuts the ges-
nine medicine have certificate signed Bran
dreth, NJ ID. Purchaser before you spend yeur
money. DS1u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
AYR SS22EsHUEE "a Dom

MANS PiLLS-A and speedy cure tor certain detl-
When taksn together, the Detergep mill
her the Pills strengthened 81 he dsessed orgsnA-
These articles universally that any thing
which sand In short advertisement would add
reputation Their popularity be Judged q
that 100 900 bottles and
sold New York. Philadelphia, Boston asd wsshngon dur
last Those that desire by
Of these medicines bs entirely cured whous the fear &C
exposure.
cf Grant corner Of nenry s.s Pile and al Grand -
Harris corner Of broadway and Chambers snd ~
Hudson and North Moore and WIN. b. HoGmans e5y
Broadway, 50 cents boe ssd boz, with su drecons
a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
~ NEW OFFICE. IN

bNOADWA1, NLW
is DR.. BRANDRETHS PRINCIPAL OFFICE for The sale
OF his justly cee brated and far famed svE0ETABlE I'M.
vERsAL PILLS" The high pu,aon of this
dcne generally known from the testimony
thousands individuals who have peencsd its sanitary e
foc that Il Is unnecessary TO In this notice.
should be the particular OF all who wish
GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS. not TO purchase Of
individuals in this city who
cy sealed and signed b. BRANDRETH, ~. d. r,3I-tf
III CONFERENCE.-The who passes his
neighbor BILL goods there.
tor knowing the To be counterfeit thief robber,
swindler and amenable the laws Of his
wretch who would into the hands of his fellow
only robs him OF his money but destroys
his constitution and endange~s his life
BEWARE, THEN, FELLOW MEN, BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEITS, aad remember, when you wish obtain
the GENUINE BRANDRETFS PILLS 20 my lar
appointed agents. who each ofhem certificate
cy sealed and signed by me, b. BRANDkETH, NJ u
my own Offices at
No al Broadway,
No 1877 Hudson street,
No. Spruce street, and
Me- ZIG Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

hR. JOH NSON Is ceRsutea com6aeatiany nj his aee
~ No. IL Duane street between Chatham and William
the following diseases, viz ssAss Chancres
Structures, Seminal Weakness
Ing from venereal poison improper teSmea Dr. Johnso
Affections intwo three
and the most nveterate cases proporionae time, wou
the of facilitating iHudcious medicine, proven
on from business Persons enuusng themselves DR. john
desc themselves with OF
the most aggravated Scrofuous liberated egs
nc specially healed. Srankers would do well by giving Dr.
Johnson caa certain preventative be made agaiss
the occurrence diseases which has
ed when used within hours ser exposure
paid, and enclosing afec have
dicine, snd directions for ts.use forwarded.
Attendance from A. NJ To ii At sight. Dr. Johnson
Moved from Is Chambersstreet a2l-lm'
nRRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An elegant and highly
" approved DeRsrihce-
70 give a peary wilderness 10 the teeth,
r eahance the charms and beauty nj the nsuth,
And add fragrant sweetness the breath,
Is an attainment leng devoutly wished,
Though meier I'LL how effectively achieved.
The Orris Tooth Paste happily nsures
This much desired result, will It's use,
With promp'ness and high satisfaction, prove.
THE ORRIS TOOTH PASTE. while II beauties the
teeth, removing and preventing every appearance OF
tartar and giving them clear and pearly whtene, m-
proves the color OF the lips gums and gives additional
beauty the fsxf sassnBs OF the nosthby Its sn4ectng
properties greatly tends the teeth from decay
and also mparts that peculiar and fragrant
breath for which the Ors Root Justly and extensively
celebrated. For sale wks essie AND retail by
n. c. HART, No. f73 Broadway,
ALLY COurtls