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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VYNHE subscriber gives notice to tbs creditors Of
~ SMITH COTTRELL. JR., Of South
Kipgsiown. to present their claims to him. Said
SMITH obtained the benefit Jfihc Insolyent Act at
November Term Of Supreme Court, 1870
South Kingston Nov. 18th. ls40
Nov. 18th, 3w. E.R. POTTER. 1pign,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18
BY HIS EXCELLENCY.
SAMUEL WARD KING,

Governor, Captain General and CommH'0"der-
in Chief Of ths State Of Rhode Island and
Prcrrdenee Piantations.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18

,rouol Of truth and Justice 10 spite Of the ,la-
,ner in which the voice OF teason was but lit,ie
h.srd. The determiRziiou of the Presideui
ani his counsellors has. Il Is true. los, him his
place but il has secured what 10 Infinitely rnore
dssirable, the warm aad jealous appreciation Of
|. large portion and. we csnhdently belive, OF
The more honest portsn Of bis fellow counIry-
men.
Under such circumstances. the basis Of cor
opposition to the future administration. from
which our country can expect little good and
much evil. Is as firm asa rock. In some re-
spects We can now fight the good fight better
We shall have both hands free. while our op-
ponenfs now must hold the bag With enc while
they defend themselves with the other. Be-
sides, change of position must inevitably bring
the opposition party into change OF both prsc-
tice and profession, while the democracy will
be where il ever has been. with truth for its
foundation, honesty for its maxim, equal justice
and equal laws forIts object.
Perhaps no class Of men will be found 10
rue the intoxicating fury with which they have
Joined 10 the hue and cry against the Admins
rraiion. so much as the merchants Of this city.
The re-eleciion Of Mr.. Van Buren, would have
enabled every man of business to pursne mis-
occupations, grounded upon firm and well
W Poucy. NOW
~s are at sea, again without compass, without
landmark. An administration composed Of ell.
ements SO widely Opposed to each other as
Webster aod Tallmadge in the North, and
Rives and Clay in the South: coming toto
power without ut'declaration Of principle: and ow-
ing its very existence ito the desire of change.
can ofef no encouragement 10 enterprise or
prudence.
- In the meantime the democratic parry,
though beaten. will be, as it ever has been.
sieadfsst to its principles. The congratulations
Of the wings among themselves. "tha, democ-
racy is dead and buried for twenty years to
come," cheer rather then alarm us. IL is an
earnest Of what we have to expect. That an
attempt will be made by them while flushed
sith victory, TO crush the expression of every
free and liberal sentiment. and by the force Of
nambers TO render odious and Questionable ev-
cry measure calculated TO promote the inter
ests of the mass against the privileges Of the
few. is no more than was aniicipa,ed.-This is
at least one good effect TO arise from our de-
feat. The mask Of hypocricy will be thrown
aside, and we shall be able to contend with our
enemies upou fair and equal ground. CIVIS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18
CLEARED.
2th.-schr, ST. Paul, Babrid.e, Boston.

SRPwREeK Sch'r BcnevoIence, Nicker
son. Of Dennis, from Gales Ferry. Conn } for N
Breatons Reef, Al the South end oi this Island, on
Monday pight last. about O'Clock, and blsed.--
The vessel and cargo have both brsn Abandoned I,
'ue underwriters, and u is thought VIII be tota
loss. Weasel and cargo insured in Dennis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18

Starting Children in the World.-Ths fol-
lowing extract contains sentiments and facts
which cannot he too frequently read, or iec
deeply impressed upon the mind -
Many an unwise parent labors hard and
lives spariugiy all his life. for the purpose Of
leaving enough TO give his children a start 10 the
world. as il is called. Setting a young man a.
float with money left him by hi. relatives is
like lying bladders under the arm OF one who
cannot swim: ten chances 70 one he will lose
his bladder and 90 TO the bottom. Teach him
10 swim. and he will never need the bladders.
Give your child a sound education. and you
have done enough for him. See too that his
morals are pure. his mind cultivated, and his
whole nature made subssrvient TO the laws
which govern men. and you have given him
what will be of more value than the wealth az
the Indies. You have given him a start which
no misfortune can deprive him Of. The earlier
you teach him 10 depend upon his 0-n rssour-
ces, the better"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18

PRErrr osop Asp wIrrr.-1'he following
are three verses out Of four said to have been
written on the back Of an Electoral ballot cast in
the city of Buffalo. N. Y. As they are good
humored andwi,ry ve give them plses-omi't-
leg the fourth and last verss beeauss il does do
not snit as.
"Ms,y, o Mstty beware ofthis day."
For the work has begun and 1.-The d-l'sto psy;"
The Buckeye" and keystone" have kicked
from your traces,"
Which gives all the Loeos eonfounded long
faces.
And now we New Workers. to follow tho fashion.
Have turn'd out to-day, to help put the lzah on.
We'll give you at least $4,000 blows,
And AZ licks the matter TO close;
The threshins you'll get, will long make you
remember.
The second. and third and fourth days Of Nsrem'
Der.
So, hang up your fiddle "and pack up your
duds,'
For YOU and your party are "ali in the ssds -
There's no. hope in your case, SO be on 4" like
book"
They are waiting to see you at Old k'nderhosk'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-18

ny MS ExcELLENCY's COMMAND:
HENRY BOWEN. Sec'ry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

j. PIE A S Z & So n .

IN recommending the CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF fiOi<E-
HOUND CANDY renowned for coughs, colds, hoarse-
asthma culy oibfeathng pam IA the side or breast
sing Of blood eatarrhs pataon OF the heart oppression
Of the chest, whoong cough dihculJ poss
expectoaton and all leading consumption OF winch
thousands become victims and summoned to unumey
grave for neglectng what call simple cold but
fiom which leads To consumption.
The Propretcrs daily the most Hatterng
count of its and truly gratifying this tbs
medicine Of the People. Ii IS used by the medical faculty.
supported the clergy, and advocated by the whole New
York Press and in the house Of most of citizens
be taken without the least fear of danger and another
material advantage has all other medicinal compounds
di ely paatable that any child will and
has already effected the OF thousands consisting of
scians, eergymen councillors public speakers singers
aud others the highest respectfully To satisfy the pub
lie that there fiction relation to this Medicine
show forth few references IN order that the sceptca
call and the undersigned individually.
s. Jenner, Henry street y Towner, 60 Charles street
A. Whitlock, $50 Water st. J. Allen, 1903 Orange st.
A. Leard, rs Willstt ST. w. Freeman 2i2 Henry ST.
j. Clark "A Division st. J. Cooper 81 Division ct.
d. Smith, lab Grand st. j. Raden, NO 80 Division St.
j. Mortimer, Main ST., sexton the NJ. r.. church,
BROOKLYN. Forsyth street.
r. Reynolds Christy ST. C. S. Benedict, Chatham st.
G. TIL 50 CourtlaLdt. j. Patten, lbs Cedar ST.
:. Genuas soc Pearl St *. Furnace. Pas Madison ST.
&. Deeyan, II Maiden lane. q ubon, ~ Ridge ST;
J. Damon, 1871 Chatham st. II. Lyell Carroll place.
j. CONAN, 6s Fest Br, adway. go
These only speck TO What obtained Please
call asd Judge for yourselves.
EMBER-Confec toners not appointed agents and
uni seaeh package signed PEAsE SON,
As Div ision street liberal discount allowed to AGENT All
letters paid will be diligently attended TO- City letters
must be handed in. or they viii not be attended to. -
Parties Hotels furnished with Ice Cream and Blanc
Mango, at shillings per quart.
The Saloon during the week. sundays
excepted. Sill M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA

DREPARED under the
dseoverer Sir James Murray The great dyantages Of
his elegant are that all the
Of agnesia in general is not liable to or
yerous in the bowels alluded to- ac
aty and relieves heart eGectuay, without mjurng
he Of the stomach producing any Of those lame
liable evils resulting of the Cabonaes of soda
aud Potash prevents the food Of infants turning apon
stomach; very useful in all complaints the BLADDER
tends TO regulate the of the bowels and is peculiarly
ADAPTED for females
The suhoined eulogium 10 aimed in the London Me-
leo Chirrgica Review for April 1885, page 69 II is writ
by Doctor James Johnson Of London, Physc to the
late King
Sir Murray's Pellucid Solution of Msgnesa-This very
useu and elegant have trying
months aperient antacd dyspepc complaints attend
Id by acdty and and with very great benefit
II has The advantage over csmmon magnssa being
pcly dissolved and not liable to the
bowels
1t has approved ofby the following eminent Che
nests and profssiona men SIR Ashley Cooper Bart Sir
James Clark bart Dr. James Jobnson Mr. Guthrie London;
Dr. Hope Edinburgh; Dr. Gregory do; Dr. Duncan do; Sir
Phip icramI ton Bart DR. Labat Dublin Dr. Barker do
Dr. Npohn do DR. Evory Kennedy do
avoid the r;sk Of and
1S;a J,nas Mrro nrsno ha,nn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

GrJ- individuals and families, merchants and ira
ders, who want the Herald served at their houses,
or places of business, regularly, and before seven
o'clock in the morning, can be supplied by leaving
their names and numbers at the heraid once "a
Aan street. We have one of the best corps OF car
r;ers in New York-decent competent, faithful ana
attentive men This will be better arrangement
tn IN depending for supply on the chance sales in
the streets OF late great numbers of citizens have
or Tered the Herald to be regularly served at their
houses instead of buying it in the street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
10 The AMERICAN PUBLIC

barely S,o ,n II. a s tho Of
Phsre The reputation which i had previous
it has Seen d..
knowledge wonder influence n renoTs"e anG invgo-
rsng the human frame first suggested the idea Of using
The eslogHe for the Of Ineent GOnpmpton, whsh
patient Its scarcely reeessary this riod OmmeSi
r. apc an ., Of G
Of Urpe and diseases arising from dc ston Of the
Le United States i has taken precedence Of al oihsf msS
snes in snch and leaves nothing further BE- hopsd for
out pain trouble should hIe however sny persons
most universally tested merIr commend them with all
sgd s ST s raasa s. H x.
histed parties, and graefuneSs DR. Msgnp, will be the
c a on ss based A ON
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bear oh'p1ng and E restore ns yire powers maie VIC
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AND much fSe@S oanaes ,na
sonsl observation can unhesaiingy warrant Gar
ysniGr Gs id%sTt Of he important end.
siiiiy siRa. Re S':Ss K.
rake them eeundsnt where nature has bsea whe
can hat state OF The system in FEMALES Mo lad S,.,
previously anriIia and ms,9ed barren Which will enable
se,sdnsy matters G sd upon 20 Rs 70 az
:psa:sy TlsS have sissruy ar ssss4 asT
w WS feelings ne s Of pesfs A gratitude f.! hs
ny ift Ell osdn
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"%cs o" Se "S sspS, inc 6
which would .o9ee, the offender 70 be prosecuted for felony
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
WORM LOZENGES.

CHERNANS WORM LOZENGEs are the greatest
~ worm medicine in the world.
Dr. CHURCHILL has -s-d then in hf,y eases cured
and three Of 6ta. He considers
sure, AVID recon pends them To all.
Mr. J. B. MONIES used thc- IN has family with entire
and several Of his friends have great confidence In
them.
Gel CLARK cured one ofhis children opssms and On.
Of hts, occ asioned by worms.
The Hon B. B. BEARDsLEY thinks they have saved the
life Of one ofhis children II had been long time decline
ard attended By the best physicians without any relief
the only hope he did and throssh the blessing Of God
his child wt-anoher living evidence ofher wosder
ful yrtues Mr. B. says no family SHOULD be without them
More than 1000 certificates might be added OF their truly
wonderful properties.
sod AZ III, warehouse log Nassau street one door sbevs
Ann IS Chatham 2eo Bowery; Blocker; Dodds
Broadwsyj and l3s Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Where slso be had shermans LorenTes for nervous
head ache, heart burs, colds, sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ST. No. 49, .. AM
LOJJfSiANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.

(TO san every othrr Wonday.l
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt; J; Eldridge,
NASHVILLE, Capt A. A. Wood
SHAKESPEARE, Capt r.. Cornell,
YAZOO Capt. Il. j. IL. Trask.
MISSISSIPPI, Capt. &. Hllliard,
LOUISVILLE, Capt NJ. Hunt
The above ships all Of the first class epppered and e?2,
expressly the trade with elegant accommodations Tor pas
ssngers aud commanded Ok able and ex4erlencsd
$50, and from New Orleans to New York at $40 WITHOUT
liquors They will all times be owed and down HE Mis-;
sssppi by steamboats, and the sretet puncta observed
of sailing Neither the or captains OF
these ships vii be responsible for eelry, bullion precious
silver plated for letters parcels or pack
ages board he unless regular bills OF
isdng taken the same and the value therein expressed
All goods to the subscriber will be forwardedee oil com
T.. X COLLINS & co. Sc South ct.
The ships Of this line warranted to sail regularly ss adj
yertised. ,
No goods received after Saur1ay evening" previous to the
davo ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

sHERMANs's POOR MANS PLAs7

>
DHEUMATISM, Lumbago, Pain w eakpess in the back,
II loin side neck breast limbs efcctusly cured b. it,
In Coughs and Liver plants they afford astonishing
lief Worn lower part the spine they hs piles,
and the back Of the nccks Of children tsthng Will give i'm
mediate relief
900 sold yearly and Superior all other pls-
tiers and only 2i each. See get the genuine
Wholess retail at ios Nassau N. Y. and ss Fulton
street Brooklvn.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GuNs-Ths subseri-
IL bers opening splendid assortment Of Cutlery
and general shelf Hatdwses late arrivals purchased by
their Sheffield and during the sepres
SION, and will be sold at extremely low prices.
A. w. SPIESs co. els Pezrl-st.
NJ near Flat st.
DESK LIGHTS TAPERs.-A full supply Of this
~ article hand, for sale wholesale and RETAIL at
es FEUCHTWANGER'S Pharmacy. Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
Circulation Of the Herald.

,..,-. dav paper. 1900
n.ohsiss a. 5000
a, n on the arrival ofa steamer. is, 900
fthe Herald ............ 900
VI Daily and weekly. about .. 1000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

Z
'SEcRgrARys OyrrcE, ArcUsI ~ 1890
To the Sheriff Of the City and County OF Newly orb.
o. sr-Noce i hereby given you that at the nett Cen
srS Election this State TO be held the second third and
fourth days Of November Except in the City and County
wick the County OF Kings whore the election To be hetd
on Wednesday the fourth day OF November nes the follow
ing officers obe elected:
A t,sversor and a Lieutenant Governor.
Fortytwo Electors Of President and Vice President Of te
United states -
You will also take nsce that the ofseviee Of Tree
Sessor for the First District TO which the
City and County Of New York belongs, will expire the last
dav NEXT and that Senator for the said District
10 Bee chosen his place the said merit General Election
Yos aso take notice that four Representatives the
Congress Of the Uaed States for the Third Congressional
District consisting OF the city and county OF New York
be chosen a the said next General Election.
the GenesH Election the folio wing officers
be chosen IN your county
Thirtees Members OF Assembly.
sheriff in place Of Jacob Aekcr whose term expires
the last day Of December merit
County Cierh place OF Joseph Hoxie, whose
tsrcs n the last day Of December next
Ard Coroner, place Of Ira Wheeler whose tern
will expire o the last day Of December next
&c. SPENCER, Secretary ofstate.
Sheriff. Office. New York August 20, 1890.
Secretary Of state. JACOB ACKER,
Sheriff Of the City and County Of New york;
All the public in the county viii publish the
above once IN each week, until the Election. .
See Revised Statute vol ist chapter 6th tue d article 80
part ist. psge 100. @te nN'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

LXCHANGE OFFICE, ga Wall street.-The notes Of the
Il Bank Of Bennington wanted at per cent discospt
Eastern Money bankabs in Boston) wanted at pee cent
discount.
All Xiv 10 Of money discounted the most be-
raj terms.
Sovrreirns for sale al - ss.
English Silver. for sale NJ - IS.
Ohio M,ehigss Illinois and Indians Bank Notes wanted.
Ali kinds OF broken Bank Notes bought at the highest price
sis J. THOMPSON. 50 wall trset.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
MERCHANTS HoTEL-NEw.YO

ItrANTED-A steady middle aged woman 10 do the house
w work OF small plain amily-she must be good washer
and well en1ed None but
Enssh Scotch need apply at os Nassau street door
above Ana sela
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

EEMALE MONTHLY PILL MADAME KESTELt
Female Physician being satisfied from her peri acquas
lance with the peculiar physiology and OF the ema
frame that most Of the plants to which females sut
ect have their aaos Invariably the ire ,ulart
and suppression Of those functions OF to which
indebted for health strength and chez rness Of
to happiness and which indeed haps the
affection to which we can be subJecas 10
attribute those violent aud convuve headaches
Of the stomach gnawng IN the side, burning the chest dis
tIrbed and fesersh sleep ightfu Dreams anguor debility
weakness ANGST thargy and dsnelnation
hvity or employment deathy, sallow and nannate
pexion want OF appetite and IN short the utter posraton
the very suceptbity foI the enjoyment oreye many
mind and depression Of spirits that make existence itself
not unreque ntly dooms the unhappy victim
ton Of suicide How then to obyats
effects uinous DISASTROUS existence by the
Of specially adapted produce
lar actions so indispenssble to health.
Madame Resells Female Monthy Pills long known IA
Europe for their efficacy and safety have already
short period of their introduction the United
quired reputation From the opportunities afford
ed Madame Resiel ascertaninE the
Use Of various specifics singly has enabled
combine the virtues and of several which
though mild ecacioHs the Of the Fe
male Monthly Pills is necessary under crcunstan
the full and particular directions when and how be
written on the ofeach box. Price 81.
For sale at ll2 Cherry street. Catharne, Grand
corner Of Allen; 81 Canal street. and at MADAME RES
TELLS PRINCIPAL OFFICE l4s Greenwich street, near
Conrtlanet, New York; No. u Fair street. Newark N. is
Fei'ad"'"h'a office. ao South Fiphf-street. IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

TO CONSUMERS OF OIL AND GAS.
THE inventor and manufacturer Of Safety Rejecting Spirit
Lamps beg leave TO call the attention Of Discerning public
Lamp which will surpass all others in brancy and
n7my suitable rr Dry Goods Jewel Fancy Store, Bad
Rooms Hotels aud Rse etorics which burns with
oil each Lamp will not exceed Cor four hours burning
awsek choice assortment OF
wich, Canal 81.
Orders promptly attended to- and his wagons sent round
usual once a week Observe the name $500
q. MICHEL. Spirit Lamps
painted each side Of the wagon.
Country Merchants supplied usual on liberal terms
Am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

SAMUEL PHILLIPS late Of LOG William street, respect
~ fully informs his patrons that he has removed
his cash Tailoring TO las Broadway door
from Liberty street. where he will continue to transact bu
ness hesame system that has gained him so large portion
OF public favor.
has entered into arrangements that will enable him to
furnish articles equal respect to the first
houses the trade, still greater saving than therefore,
This be at by comparing their garments and
bills with his 1.-THE only at just
quality alone must establish the true value Of article II
this fact that whholds the proprietor from publishing
which absolutely in tho ratio to the most exravagaa
prices.
wishes particular TO draw sention to this fact,
daily attempts adeic his style Of advertisements
In conclusion gentlemen h at he makes
articles whateve, =, from the best materials and
that he employs but first rate banda lie asks the public
make trial Of his system in the full conviction that he
really them tairty per cent.
An of Shirts, stocks, Bosoms, Collars and
Globes, always on hand. je27
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
COUGH LOZENGES.

FI'HE UREATFST DISCOVERY ENEN MADR =
Il sHERMANs COUGH LOZENGES will cure common
coughs colds days. afford immediate relief
The whoogipg cough asthma difficult breathing apd tghtnss
ofte chest snd CONSUMPTION than any other
dtciue.
Read what they have done-I have used Shermans Cough
Lorenges several hundred and found any
equal them, they give immediate relief aud have cured
most coughs IN day can confidently
n Y Rogers, d.
cured Of Consumpon BY boyes Of shermans Cough
after having for three years. trying
yeradoctors and thing head r,eommesl,d my
fe 20 them through the blessing of God j. L. Williams
MIR r. Kemp of Newburg, after three years OF suffering
from severe cough night swea pain in the side, and all the
confirmed consumption, and after having
in va al the medicines he beard Of last told OF sher
mans Cough Lozenges and by the blessing of God three
bopcs entirely csred him. He recommends them to Al.
References also to : b. Andrews, Judge j. l.. Spencer
Benz Crsmbie. DR.. Coleman O. g. Deson, and the
s,nds who hav, been cured BY them. Sold Nassau
street, sis Broadwayi AL Becker and 100 Fulton street.
Brooklyn. scpit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

STRANGERS LOOK AT THlS--Good substantial
BOOTS and SHOES very cheap-A large assortment Of
Fall and Winter Boots and Shoes of the best materials
in the most approved just received from manufa
tory for sale lower than be purchased in this
country will convince the skeptcal that these
the cheapest Stores in the country.
H. NEWELLS Stores. Nos a. 6s and lss Chatham ST.
Ne IA Boots emily kep-a iss and 1868 Boots and
Shoes. of eve y description.
Bos and Shoes by the package dozen for sale above
as.n+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

DEINE's oRRIs TOOTH PAsTE.-This Invaluable
denrc- while IL clesnses, preserves and beauties ths
Teeth improves the color Of the s and gums, and
fragrant the breath II received the first
um the last Fair o the American Institute Price seets
for sale only the Bazaar Ts Broadway by uon iss do;
Hart do, aud rs Hudson street, j. H. scheifen, ia Ca
malls Howe Guion, i2s Chatham ST. H. NJ Guon 2T Bowe
ry, and 10 Henry streets aud A. d. Sands, 100 Fulton st.
Beware of worthless limitations and counterfeis. a9o SIM
DR. HlGBlE's REMEDY fOh PULMONARY DIS
~ EASES-Ths yaraiion bas acquired great celebrity
in sister city Of Philadelphia, and feel the
pct confidence same, and have employed
asthma and all affections Of the lungs The article
offered for sale at
al psax