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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-10

The proprietor OF menagerie, now exhibiting ssIIam
burg, adverses an elephant whom he has taught ts
dance upon the tight rope, aud TO play the ewshurp
besides which, he has whole family Of tiger cubs a,
tame kittens, tat allow the guests handle then, a.
much NJ they like. 'f
The Maine Democrat published at saco, says that III,
thermometer our,cea degrees below zero early on
Monday morning.
The thirty persons who rescued by Capt Davis
Of the schooner Henry Cameron, fom the wreck or r..
steamer Pulaski, have presented him with purse OF 81
hundred dollars. itH
The Ladies' Of Paris are Introducing the old fashon OF
the times Of Louis XVI In the hoop pelticoas which
are creating quite n sensstion.
The u. 3. Exploring Expedition was spoken in Ia. 7
N. Ion 20 SO w.
The Baltimore American Of the I'd inst. says"Chesa-
psake Bay is covered with ice, far tho eye can
lreach." H..
COLD AT THE Souvir.-on the 2Jth uli mt Mobile the
thermometer Stood before surse at twelve above zero!
An Appropriation of 100000 Cor various harbor i'm.
provenents, is recommended by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. . ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-10

.qnd 10 my friends and Pdirons " Fo'''"'o"'"'
aud eiserhsre,
NROM n few years intimate acquaintance
II with DIR. JOHN NJ. KEITH, ond hls
,,,c,;rc. I have implicit confidence IN his
Medical and Surgical skill-and chcerfully
eocoo,,ne nd him 10 their favorable cousidera'
ION. whenever they mny need Medical Of
Surgical aid. ,,,,,,,.,n,,n An
Portsmouth, r. |. Dec. l3, lS3--(ul
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-10

The Royal William steamer arrived al
Liverpool with ninety two tons remaining
out OF the stock Of three hundred aud eighty
three tons which she took on board here
The passengers gave public testimony to
the good conduct Of the captain.- ~ y
Jour. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-10

| TUNlIERE Is no mistake in this invaluable flmi-
n ly medicine. II has been used, and It's
elfcaty tested, by thousands /; and il is no lon
ger doubtful, that it is the best family medicine
that il or has been offered to the public. Every
family should constantly have these pills at hand
for there are so many cases in which they give
instantaneous relief, that they may he almost
said 10 be an universal preventive, as well as
cure and would, nine times in ten, if promptly
resorted to, remove difficulties, which, too often
neglected, because apparently slight, or for the
want Of a present remedy, result in painful and
protracted diseases, and frequently in death
n UFs BIZ PARTICULAR. Each box has an
inside wrapper, with an engraved fac siinilc oi
the proprietor's signature, and an engraved label
signed by his own hand. and containing the
words "VEGETABLE PILLS" The cover o
the box is stamped &C. s., None others are
genuine.
H iCJS The reader is particularly referred TO the
recommendations and certificates which accom-
pany the pills and the responsibility Of which,
cannot be questioned.
| In all cases Of pain, single trial will satisfy
the most incredu lous, that they are what they
are recommended to be-.
Their operation is so perfectly gentle, that
they may be taken without difficulty, at all times
aud places, and under all circumstances, and no
traveller should be without them.
BY proper use, these pills have been found to
cure the most invetera,e scroiula, headache,
piles, dyspepsia, &C. Sc Sc.
Prepared by GIDEON SPENCER, Worniek, +,
r. L., sole proprietor, and 10 Whom only the
comp pOSitioa is knorn.
The pills may bo obtained in this place OF
MARY TILLEY, - Spring street, sole Agent
for Newport-and most Of Tho Towns and Villa
ges in the State OF the appointed agents.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Agents for the sale Of "SpcDcers
Vegetable Pills.
c. Brown, Little Compton;
Monro a. Clifford, Bristol;
N. B Burr, Warren;
Rowland g. Church, Wcstport
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
Dec 27.
certify that have been long Athlete d
with scroiula, OF that description generally
termed the Jackson Itch. 1t had progressed
so far tia, it spread over my face,and portions
of my body and was unable 10 find any ei-
fec,nol remedy, ill made trial of SrrN.
crns VEGnrABLE Puts. ] have taken four
boxes Of them. and they have effected com
ple,e cure. HENRY a M.3T'I'ESO.E
Providence, Dec. %, 1896.
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December 20.
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CIRCULATING LIHRARY.
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THIS DAY, Jan. 10th,
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-10

The Legislature of Pennsylvania has ad-
iourned 10 the llth inst. when the new Co
vernon will be inangurated, and Government
will commence under the new Constitution.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-01-10

CrSsus OF GsoRsiA.--Thc Milledgcville
Journal contains the census of the several
counties IN the state of Georgia, Just taken,
from winch u appears that tie entire popun.
ton is G5!.l73 souls; of which %i3, i!i0 arc
hi,es, and 2GS 5l9 are bls,ks.
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great affection for Leg-Treasuues. We
poor Wings who get Ivieg by hard knocks
they donounce as Aristocrais, whereas they
monopolize in themselves. all the right and
title all OF us have to a Common interest for
the welfare Of the people. In one of Mr..
Prices bed rooms was q series of Scripture
pieces. at the sale of which there was great
laugh, inasmucli as in religion he was un-
derslood to be OF the Fanny Wright school,
as well as in morals.--lN T. Express No.
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School Fund lotteries,
TO BE DR.AW.v THIS WEEK.
This Day, Jan. 10,
No. 2l4, 6G nos. 10 ballots, Capital $4,000
Tickets 50
Friday, Jan. Ilth,
No. 245, ~ nos. l2 ballots, Capital $4,000,
Tickets 81.
Saturday, Jan. 18th,
No. 236 90 nos. I6 ballots, Capital S25,OOO,
! Of Sl50OO, I of 6000, of5,O0O ] of a.
GOO, ! of 5000, Of 1928, of 100,
l,GO0 of 500, Of l.40O,I of 300,
l OF ], 200, 20 Of 1000, Sc.
Tickets $40.
Old Office.
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Wanted,

A s an apprentice to the SILVER SmrrH's
IA business, a boy Of about IA years of age
who has had the advantage OF a good common
education, and can be well recommended
One from the country would be prcferred.-
Enquire ut this office. Nov. ~.
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,CrA.-so halt he.s Young Ii,'on w rss, wy.s ,ap.so'
l. qual,iy, tor sale b,
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
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HE CULTIvATOR

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unprecedented IN ths couasfv-and particularly 10 The mn,
mefous Correspondents whose
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aiion oil oosh Glasses. etfcient
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they ae but the publication can only be sns,,,ra
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The Cn,eator will continue OF the .eie,-. ~
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requested taat AL subscriptions be the
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Great Western Agency.
JAMES 3. RAY.
S.T
Jan % 1889.

FORSEi-. ESQ having been recently appointed Gene
al ..ani Central committee Indianapolis 10
editorial corps of State INDIANA begs leave
offer his for editors of newspapers
residing in other and all who have demands
person persons residing said State His Office
will be kept Indianapolis, where any business
line viii be puactually attended Instructions received
and ali orders speedily and faithfully executed Twelve
will be exactei all collected
and arded the order of creditor. The
editors of the editorial
this State. nd such design become
hereafter members OF the well who feel
interest promoting editorial corps the United
STATES, respectfully requested this three
mons in their papers, if free of CHARGE after
which time the usual price viii be paid for inssron
such are, and bscome, members of The
ton, and until discontinuance orde red.
October, IA, 1897 40
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20
PARTY IssANrrY.-Bv clause in the charte

PARTY INsANIrY.-By clause in the charter
of the u States B.nk of Penns, lvana, that in
sttu,ion is compelled to lonn money TO the state
a four per cent. interest when she applies for ii
vet 81 strong and bitter is the hos,itv of the Van
Bnrcn ma nrity OF the Legislature TO the "Old
Monster" that the Governor was authorized 10
make loan at fire per cent. rather than have
auv thing TO do with an institution to which they
have sworn eternal and uncompromising hostility.
The Gov ernor, accordingly, procured loan from
the Girard Bank of 81. 2oO,0OO for twenty years,
at fire per cent. The loss to the state will be
$780, 900, that sum being the difference between
The rates of four and fire per cent. interest. The
state refusing 10 borrow from the U. s. Bank at
four per cent. is great gain TO the Bank, - it
can readily loan all its means at sir per cent
An effectua way of putting down the Bank, truly !
-Iniirna Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

Arab Vomen-Thc Arab women on the banks
Of the Nile, add to deicacy of form and natural
elegance, a striking simplicity Of dress. The
poorest wear nothing bu: long blue chcm'se.
with a veil of the same color-one corner OF
which veil they hold in their mouths when they
meet any men, especially Europeans. large
mass Of black tafeta the faces of the rich
er females, leaving TO be seen but the eyes and
forehead. Earrings, several necklaces of shells
or paste, interminglcd with amulets Of silver or
of polished copper, bracelets, various and multi
piled; the chin, the hands, and part Of the arms
tatooed with blue, the eyeiashes tingcd with
black-such are tho particulars which complete
the dress cf an Arab female. and which, notw'h-
standing their apparent fantas''cn'ness, produce
rs original and graceful ensemble-lComrier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

ANOTHER GREAT FIRE IN MoBrLE.- A slip
from the Office Of the Mobile Chronicle Of the
lst inst. states that the city visited by a.
mother extensive confagration on the 3ist ulr
which laid nearly whole square in ruins. The
fire broke out in the Ware House Of Mr.. VIM
Graham, Royal street between Cont md Go
vernment SITS. which destroyed, together
with the ware house Of Mr.. Nj. ID. E<iave and
the City Guard House. Besides the buildings a
largo amount Of property was destroyed, chiefly
cotton. the loss is as follows;
Burnt, 1000 bales, which wero slowed away
under the shed, with the exception of or lO)
worth about S75,00O-s5O Of them owned by
John Simpson, covered by insurance $4,000 at
theAugus,a office $4,000 at the Merchants Of
fee, and $40 900 at the Charleston .f1ice--rua
king $4,000, and leaving his loss not to exceed
$4,000. rs bales controlled by Il. Siebbins & Co.
worth about S5,OOO--S5,OoO insured at the Mo-
bile Office; and IS bales owned by different in
dividual., upon which we cannot learn there was
any insurance. worth about $4,000"
The volunteer night guard are much censured
for their neglect of duty, they being asleep the
time Of the fire in its immediate ncighborhood.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20
AGENTS FOR THE PALLADIUM.

CHARLES II. MOORE, Milton.
JAMES MINER, Esq Louisville.
SAMUEL HAZARD, New Castle.
RICHARD HENDERSON, Greensborough.
BARNABAs SPRINGER, Knigh,stown.
SAMUEL ScuooLFIELp. Dublin.
JAMES L. RUssEy, Mnnceytown.
JEnIEL WATSON, Lapor,e.
JESSE WAY, Winchester.
MARX E. REEVES, Washington.
JAMES E. REEVES, IIngcrs,own.
Isaac BEDsAUL. Marion.
JOHN THoRNbURG, Economy.
JONATHAN UNTmANK. New Garden.
THOMAS C.. COFFIN, Annapolis.
BARRETT BARNETT, Noblesville.
JOHN H. WRIGHT, Indianapolis.
WILLIAM RUsSEY, Jr., B ,ston.
DIR. JAMES NJ KNOX, New Paris.
ARoN Pleas, New Lisbon.
GEORGE THRALLs, Warsaw.
ALEXANDER FLEMING, Pcndieton.
JAMES FoRsEE, General Agent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20
From the Pistsburg Gazette.

! THE PENNSYLVANIA AGENT IN EURoPE.--f
seems that our Locofoco Legislature, headed by
| Prav and McEiwec, arc about to send an Agent
to England, to borrow money.
| Suppose, then, that the agent has arrived there
and had been Introduced to some great money
| lender in London, NAV well Imagine tina, a
short dialogue like the following, may take place
| We suppose that Mr.. Pray is the agent, and Mr.
Grant the capitalist:
MrGrant:-I nnderstan that you represen,
the State Of Pennsylvania, and that you wan
these five millions for her.
Pray. Yes, sir, represent the groat common
wealth.. called the Keystone.
Mr.. Grant: If my memory serves me rightly,
that State has chartered great Bank.
Pray: Yes. there Is n great Bunk there.
Mr. Grant: 1t seems to me, but may be mis-
taken, that the B.ak referred to, is bound to
lend the State sir millions Of dollars at very
low rate Of interest-has your State called for
that loan?
Prcy: Ono, not at all. NV friends do not re-
cognize the charter granted tn the B INK. They
mean to annul the charter when they get the
control of both branches of the Legislature. and
the refore they do not wish TO pass any law re-
coenizing it rs valid.
Grant: Why. understand that the Bank has
paid large sum of money to vonr State, 10 your
roads aud schoos-am right in this?
PRAY: o YES. il has paid several millions.
Grant: Are Won really serious, then, when YOU
contract?
Pray: Yes, and my friends, and all orr par
tv are serious in desiring To anul that charter.
Grant: Well, then, tell YOU that YOU NAV 90
where fools are plenher, and more stupid than
thew are in Europe, before Won can get one dollar
on loan. You at this moment medita.inc a
violation of one contract. and Won ask 70
YOU on another How do l know tn; YOU will
not treat me rs Won intend to treat your
fellow citizens! What reason have TO suppose.
that YOU will use me. foreigner. better that The
citizens Of own State. know that one Of
YOUR nn,uber ''would have been a torv;" that is.
would have joined England against his own conn
trv but that certainly Is no recommendation
Sir, there are your documents; it is unnecessary
for me 10 look Mt them.
Calling his se-vant) Thomas. show that
man out, and see that ne dose not take nv cloak
Such may well expect TO be tho result of
any applications for loans, BY the charter viola
ting, mob-ruling, 1.ocofocos Of Pennsylvania
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

4 case is reported in the last number of the
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal of the am
putaton of foot of lady, (rend-red necessary
to save the life of the patiently who trod upon a
cambria needle which entered half its length into
the heel. although the needle was extracted en-
tire and she able to keep about her house
hold work for two days, before the pain arising
from the puncture compelled her to send for medi.
cal assistance. We mention this case, parfIcu-
larry, as caution 10 females; in whom we have,
sometimes, observed great heedIessness in suffer
ing needles to lie where they have accidentally
fallen or been carelcssiy thrown.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

CUMBERLAND RoAD.-Since The loss Of the APP
preparation to this great ,horoughfare a, the late
session Of Congscss, by Van Buren, votes, il has
become necessary for the states interested in it,
To take some steps that viii secure its further
prosecution and Ultimate complexion. A writer
in late number OF The Greencasie ViSiter. (whose
article inserted the fire, page of.his paper,)
recommends that Convention composed of Del
egaies from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri,
s;e held al Tcrre- Haute, some;ime during the COM
ing summer, to recommend 10 Congress some
more certain aud efficient mode of prosecuting ii
To fiuai completion. We most heartily approve
the pro jet; and hope that the proposed Conven-
ton viii he able TO impress upon Congress the
. necessity of finishing this road. An immense a
,nouht of money has been expended west Of the
Ohio state line, that will be entirely lost if the
road should never be comple,ed.-Iadiana Jou
All must he convinced that there has been n
great want Of economy in the prosecution of this
road The sn,allness Of the annual appropriations
has been "A great drawback its compile ton ;
no, being sufficient TO complete any continuous
portion OF il. By the pnrposed Convention many
| valuable suggestions might be submitted to the
members of Congress who have no persona kuowl
edge of its situation and The manner il which il
has heretofore been conducted. We hope the
Convc ton will be held Eds. Pal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

LONDON GIN SnoPs-The Rev. DR.. Weight,
cura,e Of ST George the Martyr, in hie address on
the opening Of the National Schools in that par
'ah, stated that a calculation had been made of
tho nameer Of persons that frequented fourteen
gin shops IN that Parish in a week, and the fol-
lowing is the result: li2. 453 men, lOS,563 wo-
men and Il. 1871 children, making a total Of $780,
ess.os 2540 per diem in each.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

Important and Tragic Occurrence.-ln the
London Morning Chronicle of February 9th, II
10 stated in the letter Of correspondent, dated
from Constansinople, that news had been received
in that city, stating that Mehemet Ali Pasha,
Sovereign Of Egypt, with the principal members
Of his court, had been drowned in the river Nile
by the upsettins Of an iron steamboat. No other
particulars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

InONT LOOK AT THIS.-Ths subscriber wishes to
/SELL or REN Il immediately public fCy-AON
Ei-MAkISG ESTABLISHMENT and two COM
Portable Dwelling houses Main Street and opposite the
Court and Market Hooss, the of indanap polls, Ia
Application mus, be made February, 1872 for the Tav-
Stand and Coffee House. before, the hfteenth of
March for the Dwellings by les.e. me, Centre
need xppiy.
JAMES 3. RAY.
Jan % 1889 ST
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

LovGsvIrY--It is stated in a foreign paper,
that man named John Graza, died not long since
at Laland, in Transylvania, in his one hundred
and twentieth year; and would in all probability
have lived much longer, had he not accidentally
fallen on scythe, and mortality wounded him.
self He Icfta son aged upwards Of one hundred
and grandson Of nearly eighty.