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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

WEDDISs MArcH OFF.-Sir: A lady of the ia
miy of Baches, of Brooklyn, was engaged TO be mar
RED to John hull gentleman, great importer of
Tuscan siraws DC. of New York. The consent Of
the dad was obialned-a great preparation fer the
wedding day-very costly dresses, and The day ap.
and all IN attendance The
great man waited upon the lady according to the day;
MIR. b. wishes The wedding put of; he thinks Il 10
too after the death of relative.
my God" says the great man, "what can this
mean''-tsklng The lady INTO another room" what
can this mean"
81 do not know" was the lady's reply--"my Pa
wishes it,"
Blood and thunder do you mean to insult gen.
tleman born; this - more ma'sm than can pul up
with. II your father could not find The $500 on the
wedding day why not tell me; l did intend 10 marry
you for money. | am determined 10 marry another
lady"
Some letters have been flying across the Atlantic
What is the maiier1 More sport for the lasses OF
Brooklyn. The lady Of 30 grea, snd wealthy fami-
ly, and the gentleman born noblemsn. The lady
is named B.; The gentleman Mr.. B.. Its nc
secret ;-litic W ~ the National Theatre
knows all about II; he is the genilemans confdsn,
Yours, b.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

0T MIR. BRIsTOw.-Lss al bad winters lock
his advertisement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-19

pyio ycrette Jennings Bosos. hence for Hsuerdaw
M, hseh having sprung ana topssi y-rds ,,
Hrr ND, r~udlrlor, sunday evening w m'csso uts
anf <ands Hk Light came ~ contact wnh SNIP carried
away pr 6sufe head and dose ohsf h'mase sns
vi ~ n geo d
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06
Iot he Ruiland Herald

MIA EpIroR Feeling IN ardent desire TO have oar
intelligent citizens engaged in the pursuit If Hgrcu
ture think that majority Of literary deserve
To be reproved severely for their apparent spa,hy and
matte nton 10 this important subject In pouring over
dead languages they have forgotten that sgri.
culture presents an extensive field for their research
and investigation There are some, however, who de-
vote themselves almost exclusively to the improvement
Of the coil and the nc yancement Of agricultural inter
,,t. These ere practical chemists; men nose minds
arc we. stored with intrinsic knowledge who ardent
iy desire 10 the meritorous agricultural meet with
q, much encouragement, IS the inflated lawyer, and
who are constantly employed in sseertsinng what sub
s,,nc.s will render lne land more fertile.
There seems 10 be peculiar aversion in the mnd'
Of our citizens to all Kinds OF manual labor. Hence
,hsy prefer studying law or pbyse, or the tsetcs Of
var to labor Bu, let ssk, who is the mos; indie
pendent, the farmer or the lawyer Men dislike III.
name OF hrstns,; they wish TO be considered tnir-
p,rdsni Bot not our distinguished staissmen, who
assemble At Washington 10 make laws, hired by then
constituents the people, Do they not receive wages
from them Is no, the lawyer hired by his clients
the phy sci.n by hi. psten and The president by The
people Then Ia, no, any be syerse 10 manual ia
Dor IT inviset,. the body and odds vgor to the
mind.
ltsl mistaken notion which must have originated
10 the head Of en- Froramus that the farmer. ess
sr. ignorant and ii,es,e-tha farming does not re
cure knos ledge snd therefore that the ilh,erie car
,u the land =, well ss the learned Time, trust vii
remove ,6i. prejudice and then we may anticipate
with pleasure, the fpeedr triumph of practical snowl
edse, over iguorano. and superstition. Z l. 4.
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GtISSsI2 &IGa
Vermont Colonial nislorr.

We cory this week The remainder OF tbs, part Of
STosFs .nteresung IF Of TAayeHGsHsgsa which re-
la.ss 20 Vermont ard the Nermontese-dsisTring uii
smother tune more account Of the nsgoeslons
bstv.e, the leading men OF the ssls rnd the Brtsh
eonrnssioneu
III. Lule Singular lhal Mr stons should have set
himself 10 wuis Seeount Of We difealues srtscen
New York and The inhab.taats IT tie Hsmps. re
GfsIi. withosi reierr.n. 10 iae AafrtiTs q Ethan
Alien who was the fathsr Of every enterprise ~ tie
time TO the stories Of thi. State By 1hnnpton, WI
hsns Smith aud Hosk.ns, or 70 shs Memoirs q Rcn.
.y To neither u these workS does h. make s.ns =
reference ana ys, be ssys Vermont hsiorisn, them
selves sdmit the truth o. preferred charges or A..
len be aeott the common b, erroneous efastr nah
ing aim spp.,fs r1hss Of ths bsser ser' willng r.
sspp0ri the eountry's esuse 80 long you'd prof,
hin 70 DO 90, ssa ready 20 S-ssTt ~hsnsT.f srosg
ineoesasa,s nighi be pssssnssd Bel ne ps''r'h -
~ - nfs,, tfsl- draws. ritts Ale, 's'ft'sss .
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ILETA
Marriage Of the sun and Moon.

THE beautiful allegoricsl description which follows.
vas communicated for the Raleigh Register al the time
Of iir let annasr Eclipse. b. e late H. 3 Elen~ God
then Of ilsboro.l
Did you know that wedding has happened on high
A nd who we're the parties united
Twas the Snn aud the Moon in the halls Of the skv
They were oined, and continent witnessed the tie
No continent else was invited
The cour,shp vas tedious f1r seldom ,hry met
Tete-s.telc, willis, lsng centuries GUIDED
Bot the warmth Of his love che could hardly forget,
For, though distant afar. he would smile on er yet
Save, when Earth the fond couple divided.
But why was the courisliip 50 prol1 and why
So long was postponed their connection
That the bridegroom was anxious 'twcrr van 10 deny
Since the heat Of his passion pervadod the sky
But the BRIDE was renowned ior-rciccuon.
Besides, It's reported their friends were al yex-d
The match VAS deemed, somehow, unequal,
And when bid TO the wedding each made pfots K,
To decline, ill the lovers worn and pcrplr1rd,
Were compelled to eope IN the sequel
Mars and Jupiter NJ yer such business could bear.
So they haughiily kept themselves from 1t;
Hershell dwelt at such distance, be could not be there
Saturn sent, vh reluctance, his Ring to the far,
By the hands of 4 trust worthy comet
Only one, dim pale planet, Of planets the least
Condescendrd these nuptals 20 honor
A nd that seemed like skulklng away to the Eas,
Some assert WAS Mercury, acting as pres,
Some Venus, PeePing shane on her
Earth in silence rcciced as the bridegroom and bride
10 tbei: mutual embraces would hnger,
Whilst tareerng through regions Of light at his SIDE,
She displayed the bright Ring, not "a world too wide
For conjugal pledge, on her finger
Hene.fo,,h shall these Orbs to all husband. and
Shine as patterns of duty respected
All her spcndor and glory from him she derives
And she shews TO the world that the kindness he give
Is faithfully priced and reflected.
Hillsborough, Feb 10, 1881
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\ L " G @ O d 5.
HODGES g Gil N ONE

HAVE last rees.vsd lsrFs sssorireni n Eugllsh.
II french and Ausflcsn fsll and Ninist Dry
Goods, oonssn q a. crest variety - can Be found
70 he country Which ulsy ofer 10 their friends and
'.s public rea.9asbis terms foG cash produce o.
approved credit, can be found In this vicinity -
Issif stock ooEsittt "a part ~ tae foowing black
ttt black, bloc green. iTvishe green nubefiy, aloe
tde AID M red Bfasd1ioihs Cars neres sud -Aitusif
f1i Cioh, Beaver Cloth ~ Drvnnshire ksrsevs for
tsAiiSmt1't OV~rcasta. Goats Hst and eommoa
Ctutlsu LnF'ith and Domestic FIann-ls French,
e0ran ard ERglIsA Nofr4ns, Cu1tsslEns. Bomba-
sses 49, Bauhsf-us Black Surrey. Black Lusre, a
fst variety patterns Aoussriine DR. LANES very ele
st sftels iaf Lsiies Dfssses, Brosat. Rob Roy
s1-sa0 sac C-'isa Sh1w.t greet vsristy u Ladies
saCaA n. Csiioet Emhos.ee sne Csiofs1 Csmhries
t.svheo sud lroHn Cotton Fsurels snd DniinEs
astrrtc SAretags and ShIrlHrs blsch and Else
ais sos co'ores Sks fer efessrt zua 5oEnFit en-
tss-c stIhS o. lr.ngf &c Slack ta1 eolofsd silk
,sSsi' great VARIETY slik Pocket hansk - LINEN
sabre q Cosioa F1sss aud Nttans Cftvsu Is-
- Lsnsh lrish Lsasn,. Linen Thread Tspes, Ia.
Er4ings .Etgisss. a. dc together Siih large a.
'''nssnt 4 bssas, Cap. az Lus'isT R.bbcns he-
49, C,Fahs Shoe and SArs sluge sgpply Gen
'ias1 'ssd Ls4es' G,av.s Fn' Csps, Farrtc Rob
sfs As'f,esa Lams stins ioi Collar BsH,ls Ro5ss
10. 80 hs
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pl1''n ~ '.t sftW"' no "''"'. ''"g CONSEQUENCES
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-06
NUMBER 46

Tod ssie, hows'ef uni stci th- st1etla e. ~ Ed
~fsl t'Hstaica ty Nse YORK ia 100 sfsr sh b 49,
r""uo'ei'y We aHicsbiy sdlos,sd Nrtaaai gree
' rsr 'hrtf ha1~nd taIisa faii ,na-,ua tasti ~
20 r~t'o7' IN New io.k holding oust e. .sr-, wuA.a
@, tsuudars
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r.Iy RyT.LHL ItEnAGD.
rss.sses every Tue.ss,, a, Hsiisnd, VI, -
WILLIAM FAY.
rEr nan or rrxrs rAPrR.

PIT ,sase'tsrs 10 toe voltage s1oo Ma. 'oear fihcf'
f'ao - 81 7sis sdrsses.
~ts tnts tlsi, ytpsrs Al e olhct 81 - ~ 81 -
.at.scs Hait .ss .rbs tsrs ho tate 'hSr ~ ptts
~ OIcs. he ssue.
sfbs'' n ~l~s sPef' are 'sai ia paet's'' By siege
s.-rrssfs .p a.. sssuts'- srd South'r.r Pct N~e's
rtuI rsI-rt dsse'cs b. csFtt.f 81 thtH door
{. r ise-s living ~ 80 siisf r Bctarst
r..t 10 d.srsai q - 80 ~fH d. usef to esch
esi.r' ~ho asys ~ saTssrs NO nae 20 autbofsvd 10
lee rsft.t h-rsssn tbs 'o.tr. bet tte pcbtter
.s sI.ss Wig gsads H 49, Wtus g. srugfs v,ft
80 '.--s, ssd ~ p'Da p' Ht pyhsh'r VII 10 obliged
r i.sv he ostfof frtsu tie faais ard thsl Nt have
.. ..sst the Hews OF cone 20 tts osi- e los o.
E pvftNa wba takes tais rsfe' sHt -rgic'tt ~
r-tsf 7i 3s charged 20 cts n s9d0n 20 -. stove
81 d., sr' pa.1 aatd sI ar--.s,s-. tr' piis
s.4, o pat,slcf coutiAosd thsI 10y r.ve' v -
a1
r = tdtsr''irg customers such ~ N"'ehsru. Ne
t. So ' g nINshcr would tH-.rst That they tsse -
.t .ft- acnt 90 favor tim wiki i'ef cuitcm from
r..s ~ The Comfy lis r.rcu'auon rctr
.f.- Haj gsnefsl thfoas runt tac County.
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Groceries

Ns~ cresnt Holsss.t Torio Il m c,'n9. Porto
i.e'' l'l'i '"d lnnp Surst. H,sou oaas Tyson.
isson Sam, Fonehsny saf Bab,. Tr.. J,v, and
i.agosfis t'iiee, Cocoa sL,Us. Chocolate &c &c
i.rrt'. sPcc' Css's, Ciovet, Cssfia Bid, NItnegs.
nise', tnsita Cuusnia. Glnrer Sa.-faue Scotch snd
TaesO'y snuh, ME- miller, Chewing sBi smok,oR
lohsceo, Plug, Csttrdish end Mil Rod Tesaeoo.
O"ahsh and Msekrfsl. Winter srsinrd Lamp o.. Lin.
s"td ~ Caarss Western, Tarks Island nj and Liv.
.if'o' saUk sslti isfge supply Ros,n Round and
Squ,te ron, Sheet Iron Nal Rods Nii Plates, Bs nd
tnd Hoop lion Car German sud Sweeds Steel, Nc
ia4eil.t ~'t many suelfs .oi epuaasfaisd uch VIII
be $50 oo"'osly lpw Fo' further rnt,isssrs please
,ai tIa -
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IN sreh'ng. e. rood. All kinds = country pr1dno-
tailed Cloths, Raw Fhnncl. Frocsing Foola.s
WD7llsu Ysrn &c HODGES g. C,lLNORE'
Rutland, Oei, 20, 1898 -
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RUTLAND, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1893.

,"n hatitng. wsadieg wiesiny. Cotton T~ias
n''" .a"iF Mlrking. 80 &e 4 iatr. ssorte.rai
/" Nfoftsff siass, Usfewtfr tnd Cailsf,
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Dem esfirs.

a~.s sA''usl' .ss tsI'iss' Tifiirs. csii'r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Aug. |.

A dividend of55 per cent. on the claims of the
n creditors allowed by the Hon. Court of Pro-
bate, on the estate of
NICHOLAS C.. BOSS, Esq. dec.
has been decreed and will be PAYABLE on and after
the 9th day Of October next
aHonan a,saanD C. K; sasn. h1sDor'" Adm'rs.
Aug. 5.
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OANDRUEE AND
RALDMESS,

NLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA
" DANDRUFF AND BALDNESS.-The ar
iicle above named is a chemical combination of such
assisting the natural growth ofthe human hair, and
removing all obstacles TO its perfect devclopement.
In commencing this article to the particular notice OF
discerning public, the proprietor is but recapua-
ting the Oft expressed sentiments Of the many hun
drods, VINO have successfully tested its efficacy and
wonderful qualities, this compound having acquired
Tor itself character for singular merit and value
1t is used by ladies aud gentlemen generally TO keep
the hair moist and beautiful, and the head free from
Dandruh, which it does mos, perfectly and thus pre-
vents Badness.
~ CaGiion-O Observe that each bottle of the
genuine Balsain of Columbia has splendid engrav-
ed wrapper on which is represented the Falls of Nj
agara. &c.
Sold wholesale and retail. by COMSTOCK &
co, = Fletcherst near Maiden Lane, door from
PeaIlst New York. In Newport, by X. J. TAY-
LOR, las, Thames-si.
uJs THE LATE MAYOR Of Philadelphia has
ceiihed under seal of the city TO the character Of
several Dwines, Physicians aud gentlemen ofhigh
Standing who declare positively under theii own
hands all of which may be at the place named
below that the Balm Of Columbia is not only GER
tam preservative, but positively arestorative of the
human halr; also, sure cure for Dandruh. Who
shall dispute or who go bald The only true have
asplendid steel plate engraved wrapper with Falls
ei Niagara, &c on it. Enquire at No. 2 Fletcher.
81, i door below PearLstreei near Maiden Lane,
New York nov, 2s
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PILES, &c.
HAEMORRHOIDS.
NO CURE, NO PAY
PRICE 81.
HAYS LIMfMEN r.

I'M FICTIoN.-This extraordinary chemical com
position the result of science aud the invention
of celebrated medica inan, the introduction OF
which 10 the public was invented with the soemniiy
Of death bed beqnest, has since gained reputation
unparalleled, fully sustaining the cOuec iness Of the
lamented DR.. 6 ndey's last confession. that he
dared not die without giving posterity the benefit
OF his knowledge on the subject" and he therefore
bequeathed To his friend aud attendant Solomon
Hays the secret OF his discovery.
IL IS now 1sed IN the principal hospitals, and the
private practice IN our country, first and GER
ainly for the of the PILEs and also SO eseii-
siyely aud eiieciualy TO battle creduliiy unless
where its effects are witnessed. EXTERNALLY in the
following complaints
FoR DRoPsY-Crealing extraordinary absorption
at once.
ALL SwELLNGs-Reducing them in a few hours.
RHEUMATsM-Acute or Chronic, giving quick
ease
SoRE THRoAT-B, cancers ulcers or colds
GROUP, AND WHooPING CouGH-Exiernally and
over the chest.
ALL Bruises, SPRANs AND BURNs-Curing in a
few hours.
SORES AND ULcERs-Whether fresh or long stan-
ding, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults aud children in reduc-
ing rheumatic swelings and loosening coughs and
nghness Of the chest by relaxation of the parts has
been surprising beyond conception. The common
rendrk OF those who have used in the PILES is " Ii
acts like charm"
THE PILES.-The price 81 is refunded to anv
person, who viii use bottle of Hays Liniment for
the Piles aud return the empty bottle without being
cured. These the positive orders of the proprie,
tor 10 the Agents; and out of many thousands sold.
not one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates TO any length but pre.
fe that those who sell the article should exhibit the
original to purchasers.
CAUTION.--NOne can be genuine without a
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name.
and also THAT OF THE AGENTS
SOLOMON HAYS
Sold wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK &
CO, No. 2 Fletcher ST. near Maiden Lane, New
York. In Newport, by k. TAYLOR. las
Thames street Nov 81.
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ADDITIONS TO
W. CAlLAHAk'S
Circulating Library.
Newport Sept. I2th 1899.

Newport Sept 18th 1893,
2813 lIomeward Bound or, The Chase, by Coop
er vols
2c57 The Woman of the World; Novel by the
author of" The Diary Of a Desennuyee. 2 Wis
2o5o Clement Falconer or, the Memoirs ofa Young
Wing. 2 vols
1883 The Merchants Daughter, by the author OF
The lleiress" and " Agnes Sere," DC. 2 Wis
2SGO Outward Bound; or A Merchants Adyen-
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CITIZENS OF NEWPORT.

NEVER for a moment forget that BRAN
DRETH'S PILLS can NEVER be obtained, GIN
IIINF of Druggists or Pedlars. They invariably
SELL BASE COUNTERFEirS Calculated to
INJURE and therefore RUIN the character of the
true and Genuine article
REMEMBER
that the only place in Newport for The sale OF the
true and genuine BRANDRETltS
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CURE FOR DYSENTERY. DIARRHG,
&C.
LRMINaTIyE nal

GU,
X. JAYNE CARMINATIyE BAL
~ SAM, CERTAIN safe and speedy cure
ior Dysenisry, DiarrhGa Cholera Morbus, Sumner
Complaint Sick aud Nervous Headache, Cramps.
sour Stomach5, Cholcs &c &c. This is one Of
the most efficient, pleasant and safe compositions
ever offered TO the public for the cure The various
Diseases Of the STOMACH and BOWELS and
lhe only article worthy OF confidence for curing
CHOLERA lNFANTUM or SUMNER COM
like a charm
Dr. Jayne-Dear Sr-Haying made use of your
carmInatlye Balsam IN my family, and finding il to
be admirably adapted TO the mplainls for which il
Is intended, take pleasure in recommending il to
ihe use OF my friends aud the public generally be-
hevmg those who are afflicted with any of these CON-
plants will find relIefin the Of this valuable med
iclne. yONA GOING. ID. ID.
President Of Granville College Ohio.
New York, May 90 1887
From Me Rer. II. A. Green, Professor in the Ger
maHt0nR Collegiate Institute.
Germantown, April 20, 1S35.
DIR. Jayne-My Dear Sir-lt gives me pleasure to
communicate in this manner, my favorable opinion of
yOnr Carminatve Balsam.''
For years It has been in almost constant use in
my family, 1t was thus introduced: A child 5
yars old had been sick, some days of the dys-
entary. Colonel and other medicines had bee
largely administered but without the least apparen
benefit. The peculiar discharges from the bow els
unchanged both in character and frequency ;
the strength of the little patient could not hold
much longer. At this juncture reminded by
a friend of your Basam. After portion of Castor
Oil, it was administered several times through the
night. In the morning the physician found the
discharges essentially changed; the disease was
checked, nay, removed all other medicine dis
continued, and the child soon restored To usual
health. We have ever since kept this invaluable
medicine on hand, and for bOtl, adults and children
have found it uniformly efficacous. We readily
pronounce it the best adapted to family use of all
the preparations with which we are acquainted.
Hoping the public will soon become universally
acquainted with this medicine remain yours, &c.
III X GREEN.
Prepared by DR.. d. JAYNE, No 20 South Sd
ST. between Market and Chestnut streets, Philadel
phia, and sold by DR.. X. r. HAZARD, Newport,
X. l.
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~WINTER GOODS.-fD
WM. B. & e. J. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
No. 50 THAMES STREET.

ED pEsPECTFULLY inform their friends ard
oihe public generally, that they have receivedirom
New York. NULL, AND DFAsHIONABIE
ASSORTMENT of PiotClo,hs Lyon Skins
Beavsr-clothS, Kerseys, Broadclo,hs, Cassimeres.
Sattinets, aud Vestings suitable for the season.
which they will make up 10 order, in the best man.
ner.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, IIdkfs..
Coniioriers, Crayats Stocks, Bosoms Collars. and
every other article usually fonnd in such au establish
ment at prices which cannot fail to suit those ,ybo
feeldsposed to patronise them.
-Cuthng particularly attended to
A complete assortment Of READY MADE,
CLoTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale ms
cheap as tanbe bought at any other store in the state