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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10
JUST RECEIVED.

VIZ:
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lays Lniment for The Plies.
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia for promoting
he growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Ol--ior do do.
Mrs. Gardner's Balsam Of Liserwort, for cold,
and coughs.
Browns Kreosote and Gall Tooth -acho drops
Moore's Essence Of Life
WhilwelI's Liquid OpodeIdoc.
Volatile Aromntc Snuil.
Carpenters Extrac, Sarsapurilla.
1hompson's Eye Water.
Lees N |. Bilious Pills.
1'hompson's Kreoso,o and Gali Tooth ache
DroDs.
Doct Kinsley's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Linment.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthmalic Pills.
llncklcy's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
Universal Corn Cure.
Bullard's OH Soap
Williams Oil Sp,uce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, &c.
DIR. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia,
DR.. Thompson rooih.ache Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct CooIey's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds, asthma, &c
Lees Windhum Bilious Pills, sc sc sc.
For sale by
r.. II. HAZARD,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN AlonTAR,
Mar The Court House, .Ntppon X. l.
Aprll lS 1882
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hH. VAN HAMBEKT's EEMALE
~ RENOVATING PILLs--rrom Ger.
'nany--An eileelual feiocdy for suppression, n.
regularity, aud all cases where nature doe, noi
have he' proper and regular course.
sold by j. ". HAT. corner of Broadway ard
Chambers street aud J.. NJ. Guion, corner of
Bow"ry and Grand street, aud crtncr of Il,n,,
n"d Pihe streets aud by y Bunet, 10 Sixth
a,'noe. New yorh Also. by DR. Il. n.
HAZARD, q, the sign Of the Cresi Mo,,a,,
Newport, X. Sept Q.
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l. I q ii 4
ny WILLIAM PITT PAIaEI

ny WILLIAM PITT PALMER.
bright cfluthce Outright essence incrrsfe
Esiore tho sun, before the hsayons thou vert.
MILTON
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Coon ADyicE.-Ncver send any thing u
be printed, until you have read II over care.
lnlly al least twice. after you have written
1t: once 10 see whether you have written
nothing wrong or unwiSc; and once to see
whether the spelling and grammatical con.
sirucilon are correct, and whether The let
tors are sufficiently plain for the printers
boy 10 read. Many people, for the neglect
oi Tins rule print what they are sorry for af.
printed at oil and many wonder why oins
sions are made by the editor; yet they would
wonder still more to see their articles IN
print, as they wrote them. Sometimes be.
gun and not finished, or things mixed up so
strangely together, that nobody can dcci
rher their meaning. Some OF our best edu.
Gated men send perfect nonsense 10 an edl
tor to be printed, because they will not give
themselves time to know wha, they write.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

/ THREE BAD HABITs.-1'hcre are three
weaknesses III our habits which ure very
common, and which have prcjudiclal infu.
ence on our welfare. The first is giving way
to the case or indulgence Of the moment.
instead Uf dong at once what ought 10 be
done. This practice always dmin ishes the
beue tclal effects of onr actions and often
leads us 10 abstain from action altogether; as
ter instance, " ut this season of Tie wear
there Is CLEAN Of sunshine, of which we
ietl we ought 10 take the advantage, but we
have not the resolution 10 leave AT The mo.
mont comfortable scat or an attractive oc.
cupalIon, we miss the most favorable oppor.
iunIiy, and perhaps, at last justify oufsalves
III remaining indoors on the ground that the
lime for exercise Is past. One evil atien.
dant upon the habit OF procrastnation is,
that IL produces certain dissatisfaction Of the
mnd which impcdes and deraDges The
animal functions, and tends tO prevent the
attainment Of n high state Of health. a
perception of what Is right, followed bya
prOmptncss Of execution, would render the
way of life perfectly smooth. Children
should be told 10 do nothing bot what IS rea.
>ohnble, aud thcy should be taught To do what
they are told at once. The habit will stand
Them instead all their lives. The srconu
weofness is, when We have made a good
resolution, and have partially failed III cx-
ecutIng It we are very apt to abandon II al.
together For Instance. If person has been
accustomed TO rise al ten, resolve io rise ut
SIX, nnd alter few successful attempts hap
pens to sleep I'LL sever, there is great dau.
ger That he will relapse INTO his former hsbii,
or probably even 90 beyond IL, aud lIc I'LL
noon. IL Is tho snmg with resoluiions ns A.,
economy or temperance. or any thing else !;
u we eanno. do all we intended. or make
one slip, we are apt 10 give up enlirely.-I
Nov what we should hin nt Is, always 10 do
The best We can under existing circunsian-
ces; and then our progress. with the escep.
non OF sight Interruptions. would be- con.
liDued. The third aud last weakness TO
which allude ~, the practice Of eating aud
thinking th'ngs because they sre on The 10.
o'r, ere ssis,jally ~h.n they Dfo 10 be pp,t
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DOCTOR D.4VENPORTnS GENUINE
Bilious Pills.


VNHESE Pills are Justly esteemed for their ea
sy operations aud good effects. as n mild
sale, and sovereign remedy for Billions com
plants, pains in The head. stomach and bowels
IN removing distractions Of every kind, by dis
solving and dscharging morbid matter, helping
digestion, restoring n lost appetite and sure re-
liei tor co,liyencss They are so accommodate
to al ages, seasons and hours, that they may be
taken IN winter or summer, at any time Of the
day, without regard 10 diet or hndrnncc of busi-
ness. Their operation is so gentle, pleasant, and
efeciual, that by experience they are found 10
exceed any other ph, sic heretofore offered TO the
public, which we can show by great number
OF certificates iom eminent phy sicans and Others
D.lTE.NP ORIrS CELEBR.11ED EYE
W.4I'ER.
| Which has been applied with great success TO
weak, sore and lnilalned eyes, in all stages,
WHE.aTO.N'S ITCH OLV7JfE.NT.
Which cures in less than one hours applica
ton. (Sce dirccfiOns.)
Tho character Of this celebrated Ointmen
stands unrl'alled for being n safe, speedy, and
certain cure for that loaihsonc disease called the
lich-and for all kinds of pnpes on The skin -
IL is also valuable article for the Salt Rheun,I
and Chilblains.
UHE.1TO.N"S L4U.NDICE BITTERS.
Which are so emnen,y useful in removing all
Jaundice and Bilious complaints
fresh supply just received and for sale in this
town by poct. x T. HAZARD and X. J TAY-
LOR Also by the Druggists in Providence.
July 2G.
nNEMALE Pills. The Pills Of NJ ors Cha
= ras, so long celebrated in Europe ror their
wonderful efficacy in the removal of Female OBJ
sirucllons. were some time since brought into
the Unned states, aud have been used "A suili-
cient length OF time in our southern cities To prove
their superior powers over every other piIl now
IN use for the purposes for which They are intend.
cd these pills are 80 mild, sure aud plrasan, IN
their operation, that they have taken precedence
of IloopeI's, lironiIs, Restells, aud all Others
where they have been known
These Pills may bc had Of Il. J. IA NIORI
las Thames street, Newport, X. l. July2
RHEUMATIsM, GOVT, spRAINs.
swELLED JoiNrs, srIFy CORDS, PAIN
IN THE LIMBS, coNTHAcIIoN
or THE CORDS, SC. Sc
- IlEWES 81 KirTREDGES BONE
'o' LlNIMENT COMBlNED-a prepa.
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
The diseases mentioned, this L,nlrnen, stand, |
nnrivsl!ed ~ lis efficacy. II Gun truly bc de- |
nomlnateda a Pain Extractor. as II will remove
pain when caused by the above complnin,s |
II Is put mp IN bottles nt the low price of 50 |
cents, and s tor sale by most Of the drug. |
gisis. For The genuine, call for " IIewes &,
kiilredge's Linlrncnt Combined" Soc Ger
lIhcaies on wrapper. For sale by II. J. Tny.
lor & r. Il. Hazard, Newport, II. !.
Oct. %
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painted the no~ers of the Ellen bowers,
AID their leaves Of living green,
Aud mine were the dN es IN the siLiess gyes
OF Eden's virgin queen,
Ana wltn The tiend's art on her irustiul heart
Had fastened Its mortal spell,
In the s,lycry sphere of the drst born l.hr
10 the trembling earth fell.
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Ill

When the waves thnt burst ocr world nccursed
Their WORK of wrath has sped,
Ard the Ark's lone few, IN. ,rcd and true,
.sCarne forth among the dead
With the wohdrous CLEANS Of my braided beams
bsdc their trrrors cease
As ! wroieon the roll uf the storms dark scroll
Gods covenant of peace.
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tNWONT, ana me mosi pom
lar remedy for Pulmonary Con-
plants. Price 50 Cents = boiila,
tho rue, original aud genuine
Raiaan, ac 1 tynsWnrl th.l h,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10
T.IE HAIR! THE HAIRl

- GU - thIht
-~eHN No better evidence is wanting
I liksA2Eyp TO show the superiority Of The
y Genuine Buffalo Oil. over other
preparations, than a number OF
druggists are cndea,oring to initiate aud foster
thor miserable limitations on the public, for
genuine. Read advertisement. Bewa,c Of ped
lars
Genuine Buffalo OH is fast taking tho place
oi all other articles TO promote the growth soften
aud brauiify the Hair is use gives IL u solness
that no other article does, and cause. IL to curI
beautifully free use il will darken and give
the ha'r satin gloss. II is highly perfuned and
gives perfect satisfaction TO all that have given il
u i'inl You will observe the signature or the
proprietor, "N illiam Brown," also, "BulTalo
Oh, imprinted on The boule IN consequence
OF counterfeit which his recently appeared and
Is now for sale, have been persuaded to obtain
a now label engraved on copper, for which
h"'" secured copy right, entered accofdir, W
an ACT oi Congress ~ 1889. in tho clerks office
IN The District Court Of Massachusetts An, ,n
fringentnt will he dealt with according 10 Inv.
None genuine, unles, signed in my own hand
writing For sale IN Newport by Il. J. Taylor.
and Dr.. ". x. lInzard. foct. ~.
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Like pail nj rest on p0lseess breast,
Nights funeral shadow slept.
Where shepherd swains un the Bethlehem pIaiL,
Their lonely vigis kepi;
When flashed on their Sigh, tho h.ralds br ight.
OF heavens redeeuing plun,
AS they chanted the morn OF n Savior born
Joy, joy, TO tue ouicast Man -
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From the qucktneJ womh of the primal gloom
The suu rolled black aud bare,
Tlll wOye him n vest for his Ethiop breast
Oi the threads OF my golden hair
And when lhc broad tent of the Armament
irose Oh his niry spsrs,
peneillrd the hue OF lis matchless blue,
And spanglcJ IL round with stars.
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2LyscttlD aNlaUar.

Calculated for the m,ridian Of .veWport
The North-Carolina standard., 1840-04-22
FOR THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD.
MEETING IN JOHNSTON.


Alta meeting of the citizens of Smith6eld, call
ed together at the Court House, for the sad occa-
sion: Allen S. Balenger was called to the Chair,
when the following resolutions, were unanimous
" adopted as expressive Of the feelings Of the meet
ing.
Resolved, That in the sudden death of our fellow
citizen-Benjamin Stevens,-our community has
lost most worthy and upright man, and each OF
us, a valued friend and acquaintance, Ia man who
lived to the ripe of three score years and elgn-
teen, possessing during that long life, the utmost
confidence and regard Of all who knew him; and
who as a Register of the County Of Johnston for
the last forty eight years, has engaged the admira
ton of all who had opportunity of witnessing
the exactness and beauty of hislabours,
Resotped. That this meeting deeply syrnpathise,
in the Affections of his bereaved Family and rela
tions; and desire their chairman to communicate
the foregoing sentiments to his widow, as me-
mento public regard foa her lost and valued Com
panion-and that he also communicate the same
to of the public papers for publication signed
With his name as chairman
A. S. BALLENGER, Chairman.
The North-Carolina standard., 1840-04-22

dates for the Presidency, he could not hesitate
rs to the course which it was his duty to pursue
but that, as he supported the reelection OF Mr..
Van Buren, upon principle alone, he would un-
hesitatingy condemn any measure of his ad-
ministration which did not accord with the doc
trines which he advocated.
The meeting was farther addressed by Hen
ry Cansler and Michael Holle. Esq's., in an
animated & lorcible style, & in such manner
as to elicit the frequent and loud Paudis OF their
audience
The vote was then taken upon the Resolu-
buttons, and they were unanimously adopted
1Oa motion of Col Fl. Fulenwider,
ResoLreM That recommend TO the Con-
vention at Cha rlolte, VIM Williamson. Esq,
as suitable Delegate to the Baltimore Conven-
tiap.
The following Resolutions were proposed and
unanimously adopted:
Res0Iced That we recommend Col. Henry
Fulenwider as n EIector for this District, but
that we will abide the decision of the Conven-
ton of the Delegates from this and the other
counties mposng this District.
ResOlued That we recommend to the Demo-
cratic Republicans Of this County to meet on
the last Saturday in this mouth in Lincolnton
to nominate candidates for the Legislature.
Resolred, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Lincoln Republican,.
MICHAEL REiP. President,
VI. REINHARDT,( D.,,s
~'' MILLIGAN,
ALERED w" ABNERNATHY,, >~-@..t II
Lawson II. KIsTLER, Secretaries
RoB'T WILLIAMSON, Jr,
The North-Carolina standard., 1840-04-22
FROM THE SAME.
MEETING IN MACON COUNTY.

At respectable meeting Of the Democratic
Republican, citizens of Macon County, held ir
| franklin, for the purpose OF choosing delegate:
to meet other delegates from the Counties com
posing the l2h Congressional District in q
District Convention at Asheviile; on the Sltur
day of the Ist week of Buncombe Court next
to select some person to be placed on the Dem
ocratic Republican ticket as Ecctor for Presi
dent and Vice President, the following proceed
ings were had:
Jesse r. SiIer was called to the chair; and
D. r. Lowry aad E. Dowdle were appointed
Secretaries
At the request of the chair J. w. Gann, Esq
explained the object of the meeting; and was
followed by Robert Henry, Esq, in his speech
Of considerable length.
After which, the following resolutions were
proposed and unanimously adopted:
ReSotre1, That the chairman appoint three
delegates To meet and confer with such dele
gates may be appointed by the other Counties
composing this Congressional District, in a
District Convention at Asheviile, on the Satur-
day of the 1St week OF Buncombe Court, to nom-
mate an Elector pledged to support the present
administrator at the next Presidential Eec-
ton.
Rssolred That the Chairman appoint Com
Eatee OF three men of this County TO confer
with the Democratic Committee at Asheville on
the above named day, TO nominate some suitable
person to represent this Senatorial District in
our mex. Legislature.
In pursuance Of the foregoing resolutions. the
Chairman appointed The following gentleman
Col. J. w. QUINN.
MAJ. D. r. LOWRY,
DILLARE LOVE, Esqr
Reso!ced. That The proceedings of this meet
ing be signed by the President and Secretaries,
and that copy be sent to the Lincoln Repub-
lican for publication.
After which the meeting adjourned
j. r. SILER, Chm.
2. F. BoE0na 3; E0Es'' Ssserearies.
The North-Carolina standard., 1840-04-22
FROM THE (HALFAX) NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRAT.
MEETING IN MARTIN


A large and respectable meeting Of the Re
pubIicans of Martin county, convened at the
! Court House in Williamson, on Saturday 4tt
April 1910 according to previous notice
! Capt. Jesse Cooper, called to the Chair
and Laurence Cherry and A S. Mooring were
appointed Secretaries.
! Ga motion Of Col. Asa Biggs,
ReSOtUe1, That a committee Of three be ap-
| pointed to submit resolutions expressive of the
sentiments Of this meeting.
The Chair appointed Col. Biggs, DIR. WIN. S.
Woodward, and Alfred S. Cherry, Esq to con-
sttute said Committee
The Committee retired for a short time ard
having returned, reported the folio wing resolu-
tions, the sentiments contained in which were
iorciblY incacated in very appropriate and
patriotic Address by Col Biggs.
The resolutions were then unanimously a.
dopted as follows:
: l. ItesOLred, That this meeting concur in
the proposition to hold meeting at Brilton's
Roads on Saturday next for the purpose Of ap-
pointing delegate to the Baltimore Convention
from this Congressional district
g. RsSOlUed, That-be appointed delegates
from this County to said meeting.
3. ReSotOed, That this meeting concur in the
proposition to hold meeting of delegates from
the zConntIes comprising this Electoral District
ut Windsor on the 25th Of MAY next for the pur-
pose of appointing an Elector pledged to sustain
the principles Of the Democratic party by voting
for the present Chief Magistrate
A. ResoIred, sThnt--be appointed delegates
from this countyfo said meeting.
s. tSesOJced, That in MARTIN VAN BUREN,
we have wise. firm, honest, and patriotic
ChIet Magistrate, by whom we expect the Ad-
mInlstration OF our Government will contin-
ue 10 be conducted upon Democratic principles,
tondiy cherished by US. as ne has on ali occa-
slons steadily adhered to, and advocated such
principles and although his reelection would
dsappoint host Of office seekers and consipn
TO moral oblivion the modern achig party, never
TO be heard of again under that tite,-this meet.
ing will with the greatest cordalty unite in his
reelection.
e. Re&0IceI. That we respond 10 the nomina-
ton of RoMULUs NJ SAUNDERS, as the RepubIi.
can candidate for Governor of North Carolina.
by avowlng 20 give him a cordial support next
summer. Can we do otherwise, when in his
name IS presented a consistent and undertaking
Democra-one who has filled important Offices
with dignity and acknowledged ability-one
who though poor, at the call of his country sa-
'riflced the emoluments of lucrative and honor
lble office to sustain our principles. And we
10 assure our Republican brethren that MARTIN
Jonnty is not umind(ul of such q distinguished
on of the old Nor!h State, and we chaILenge any
II our sister Counties 10 shew through the ballot
The North-Carolina standard., 1840-04-22
DEFALCATION.

WIN. BEVERLY DABNEY, First Teller of the Bank
of Virginia, ''has embezzled or made way with a
large amount of its funds, in Bank notes."
A reward is offered by the Bank for the appre-
hension and delivery of said DABNEY, in Richmond
The Governor of Virginia has, also, offered re-
ward for his apprehension. DABSEY is thus de-
scrbed:
"The said DABNEY is about 40 years of age; a
bout six feet high-lght complexion, hair and eyes
erect in his person and carriage-mild and gen
tie in his manners-and of good address"
The deficiency was first stated to be between
400 and $5OO,oOO. The last accounts make il
$SOO,ooO and there are fears that it will even ex
ceed this sum.
The North-Carolina standard., 1840-04-22

R We are requested to say, as will be seen
from the above arrangement, that it will be out OF
the power of Gen. SAUNDERS to attend, as he had
been invited, and as it had been his wish to do the
County Courts in May, in Randolph, Davidson and
Surry counties, but he assures his friends, he will
as soon as practicable, after his return from the
lower country, not only visit those countless but as
many others in the South and West as it may be-
possible for him to do-of which due notice will be
given. We can only assure the friends of the good
cause our candidate is aboring zealously, and hope
they will not fail to discharge their duty with equal
fdety-and all will be well.
The North-Carolina standard., 1840-04-22

box more sincere and hearty response to the
nomination of the Democratic Convention.
T. ReS0lred, That we cannot support Will
LIAM HENRY HARRIsoN-because he is incom-
petent, and If elected is to be controlled by the
couuses of men, whose principles we spurn and
detest as much as those of Harrison himself, who
when in active life voted out of humanity to sell
moor ach9te men at public auction.
The blank in the I'd resolution was filled with
the names of A. S. Cotton, DR.. w S. Wood
ward and Laurence Cherry.
The blank in the 9TH resolution was filled
with the names of John Watts Julius S.. Yarrell,
B. Langley, A. S. Cherry, Harmon Eason, and
Asa Biggs.
Ga motion of Doctor Woodward. is was fur
ther:
Reso1yed, That when this meeting may ad-
iourn, it shall adjourn to meet on Tuesday OF
April Court for the purpose of consulting as to
proper persons to be run by the Republican, par
ty of this county as Candidates for the next Leg
islature.
Ga motion,
Reso5red, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the "North Carolina Demo
crat." "North Carolina Standard" "Washin eton
Republican," and all other Democratic papers
that will copy.
On motion the thanks of the meeting were
rendered to the Chairman and Secretaries. for
the able and efficient discharge of'ther duties.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on Tues
day Of April Court.
=. p. JESSE COOPER, Chairman.
4: 4: .sqaoosi S. Meosius. Secretaries.
The North-Carolina standard., 1840-04-22

- The Editor of the Wilmington Chronicle,
thinks the fact of Judge SAUNDERS being brought
from the bench as candidate before the people,
may be urged as a strong argument against his
election. Had Gen. S. retained his Office and held
on to his salary, like the Federal candidate, Judge
THOMPSON, who was run against Mr.. VAN BUREN
for Governor of New York-orlike Gen. HARRISON,
receiving fat salary whilst seeking higher one
then, doubtless, the "Whigs" might have made
something of the argument" But what says the
Chronicle to his political friend Judge MANGUM aP,
pearing before the people of Orange; and there
'sweating and foaming on the stump"-for a seat
in the Legislature? All right this, according to
"Whig'' logic.
The North-Carolina standard., 1840-04-22

~ The many inventions and misrepresenta-
tons of the Federal press both as regards the Pres
ident, and Democratic candidate for Governor are
well understood, as to render reply to them
useless. There are, however some of these stories
which it may be expected of US at times to notice
The Editor of the Observer, not content with as
sailing Gen. SAUNDERS politically, and chareine
upon him the support of Tory principles seeks to
revive matters of long standing and BY a mis-.
statement to excite the prejudices of the communi-
ty. The Editor is mistaken in the assertion thai
Gen. S. actually fought one dueI"-as he is in his
relation of the facts about the other matter to which
he refers. Gen. S., no doubt, would have resorted
to some such mode as honest GEORGE KREmER did
in splitting in the face of. G. WRIGHr who Is now
one of Gen. HARRsoN's observation-disclosures. had
he not listened at the time to the boastngs of some
of the creatures friends. But further explanation
is unnecessary, as the Editor of the Observer well
knows, Gen. S. has since discharged with great
credit two high judicial offices in our State-in a
way, to which the most captious could not object