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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

The MAHoMMEDAN QUEsT1oN.---1n
past reviews of the situation and relations
of the Turkish Empire, we stated that the
destiny of Mahommedanism, as such, had
been accomplished; and that the real ques-
ton was, who should enjoy the spoils Of
the once great empire Of the Sutans?
This is now apparent. Under all the
load of diplomacy, alliances, and military
movements, the question at the bottom in
Europe is, who shall have Egypt, and
who shall have Constantinople? England
wants Constantinople as the key of the
East Russia wants it too, as the open
ing wedge to further empire. France
wants Egypt, to carry out the ideas of
Napoleon. England thinks she has Con-
stantinople, by becoming guardian to the
Sultan. France secures Egypt by her
alliance with Mehemed Ali. These ex.
plain one of the most curious positions in
which Europe was ever placed.-We see
the Marines of England, the troops of
Austria, and the turbanned disciples of
Mahomet, all allied, and on the coast of
Syria attacking another branch of the
Mahometan family. Thus is England
defending her spoils, Turkey, and offer
ing a slice 10 Austria. On the other
hand, we see France ready to 60 to war
for an Egyptian Pacha! This is France
struggling for her spoils, Egypt.
The diplomatists of Europe cover up
this with many smooth words; but this is
the substance Of the matter. How will j,
end? We cannot anticipate the details
But one thing is certain. The ground Of
the Turkish empire is soon to be occupi
ed by Christian nations. 1t will consti
tute an epoch of vast moment in the pro
gress of Christian civilization. The
wheels Of fate roll rapidly; events haster
on /; and the coming generations will see
strange ings.-Cin. Chronicle.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-17

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-24
MEMORANDA.

Arr. nj New Orleans, sth inst, brig Sea Bird Ham
mond, oi this port from Apallchicola.
Three ms.ed sclr Hannah, boss, ufthi. port bound
to Now Orleans Was aground ON the ar on the lGt'
lust
Arr, nj Baltimore, on the leth, sehr Tnsso, Bur'iek.
n this port, from n. Orleans vin Aunkapns.
Arr. nj Cowes goth ult. brig tanonicns, Bgley, TN
Matnnz.s aud sailed IWs 1T, fr C"nstadt.
ADV. ut Notflk, Iiih lust schr NaLdopssso, Tor
Newport AID Fall River, wnn'irg 2lehhls.
Al Charleston, l2th last. bu. ilarrist, Ninson, hr
Amsterdam.
cid M Mohile 9Th inst schr 1in,e HART Providence,
Nirainian, burroughs, New YORK.
Arr nj New iurk, on Monday, brig Flotdn, Phillips.
a. days frnm kprlnhi,ola.
sLI rom savannah. l5ih inst, schr. Franklin Green,
Smith. fur Providence.
Al 81, Thomas 1T int. brig Echo, Iavton, unr.
Arr a, 81 Augustine, previous ~ I2ih inst sehr IN
rAnn, swasey iFum 81. Joseph Tor Bssion
snilud from ST Anlnsnc, llil, in't. brig octhrir.
O,N Notelk bcG,rr rrror'cd 2rth uli fpr New Nurt
Arr NJ IIayre Goth at. sb,p Mon,icello, Lswton, Ga
savsDnah
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THE LEGISLATURE.

The Providence Journal Says-"A
part of the election, both civil and mil
ary. remains to be finished some Of
the public accounts arc under the con-
sideration Of tho Assembly, and the
usual amount of private business is upon
the table. Public opinion calls loudly
for some law, regulating the duties of
Town Clerks, and to provide penalty
in cases where those officers attempt to
dcfraud freemen of their rights. To
their credit be it spoken, there are not
many of either party, who arc disposed
to do this but there are somo, as we
have examples to testify, and the want
OF any suitable provision for such con-
duct, is certainly an omission that should
be rcmedicd.
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Who ,ciH rofc Me Van Buren, Ticket

All who are perfectly satisfied with
the present situation Of our affairs.
All who wish to have property Of ev-
cry description reduced to one half, or
one third its former value.
| All who wish to see the price Of labor
reduced to level with that paid in Eu-
rope.
All who wish to have the wealth OF
him whose money is loaned Oh bond
and mortgage doubled.
All who wish to have the son ofa man
without property remain poor forever
All such rs prefer the interests ofthe
Office holders 10 the interests Of the
people.
In one word-all who arc in favor of
the hard money Sub-Treasury system.
Uho ,ciH roic for the Harrison Ticket
All who wish for an improvement in
the financial and business condition Ui
the country.
All who wish to have property stand
at its fair value, and labor receive its
II Just recompensc.
All who wish to have the young men
of character, but without property stand
an equal chance with the son Of his
wealthy neighbor.
All who believe that the condition Of
our working men has been better than
that of the working mon of Europe, aud
who wish TO have it remain so.
All such as prefer the interests of
the people to that Of the office holders
All who arc willing to try the expert
ment OF a change Of rulers, and are not
so bound by the shacklcs Of a purity as
to be afraid to do so.
In short, all who arc opposed to the
hard money, Sub Treasury system.
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VuIUE MOST POPULAR SUMNER
n BEVERAGE, is William Browns

MEAD SYRUP. II is the true and genuine
article. Price 50 cents bottle, with tho Soda
To its extensive use the last summer is aliri
buled in part the uncommon prevalence Of health
during The summer season. The strength OF the
SarsapariIla is extracted on an entire new plan,
10y steam apparatus, that prevents a II evapoTa-
ton, which Is very much approved. " hen made
a common beverage it will purify the blood, and
remove all hunrors from the system AT the ia'e
that it has commenced selling This season, !
shall extract the strength from ten thousand
pounds Of Spanish SIrsdparilIa II differs entirely
from the common Mead SyIup, and has already
gained reputation az high a> its merits are un-
questionable. Every body is sending for tho ar
tice aud every body Is complilneniing il in the
most ha,,cring terms. Indeed it is literally in
the mouth Of the whole community.
NOTlCE-As an evidence Of the superiority
of v iIiiam Browns No. Silver Top Sarsapa-
rilla Compound or Mead Syrup over all other
kinds, aud TO convince tho public that it does
contain the virtues Of Sarsaparllla, the article
that Is celebrated for purifying the blood. and re-
mo,in all humors from the system, and render
ing the body he ,Ithy and strong.
Certificate Of Il. y. Ffssenden.
| ! hereby certify, that within tie last two
months have prepared in my mill, for William
Brown, Chemist, ISi Washington ST., Boston.
two hou.nnd five hundred pounds of the best
Spanish Sarsaparla, the greater part Is ALREADY
used up in manufacturing his celebrated Mead
Syrup. have further orders TO prepare moro.
Philip B. fessendcn, w. Cambridge, Mass,
| No one doubts its superiority, after reading the
dlroctions which enclose, the bottle. Miny no
,ces are omitted.
Dealers throughout the United States can be
supplied at the manufacturers pr'cos by al The
holesne Groccrs and DruggsI stores in Boston
Families supplied by al The retail West iu-
dia Go I'd stores in Boston, Salem, Portsmouth,
/ \, wbdryrori, Worcester, Portland, Springfield
II will keep in all climates, and is we'll cal.
cua,ed for the Southern market.
| For sale hy X, J. raylor. Newport. aud
Cor sale by most Of tho dealers in Warcn aud
Bristol.
NEW RAGE--Wm. Brown, AL Washing
ton Ol hio IT., Druggist und Chemist, sells II
!, rap with an efcrvcscing powder, which makes "a
very agreeable beverage, particularly for warm wealth.
cg. The principal Ingredient in the beverage II iced
water small quantity only of the syrup aud powder
Icing necessary To give IL sprghness and ai ngrtcae
lavur IL Is strongly recommended not onlN ~ palate
able, hui Lenlthu drink, aud its cheapn' ~ and con
tcduntc give IL an additional Tetomnc
DAILY Adytrtiser.
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F A C T S
FOR THE LABoRING MAN,
BY LABoRING MAN.

vgNIlE subscriber has now in press, and
will shortly be published IN pamphlet. u
series of articles which recently appeared H.
the columns of the Herald ofMp Times under
tho above tille, over The signature OF " Nan
RAGANsETT." The grcat call for these able
articles ut the prc6ent alarming period Of our
National affairs, has induced the subscriber
to cmbody them in tie form of pamphlet,
and having secured the copy right, has made
arrangements to stereotype the work, which
will enable him TO furnish Il al very cheap
rate.
The pamphlet will contain upwards Of nm
hundred pages and will be furnished to sub
scribcrs at $40 per hundred, or l2l cts sim
gle. Those who urc desirors of procuring
copies of the work, ure requested to forward
their orders to this office, or 10 the Office oi
The Providence Journal. where subscriptions
will be received. JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, June is, 1910.
The following aro among the many testi-
monials in favor of the work, which VIC pub
lsh for the information Of those who have
not seen or pcrused the articles:
From the Providence Journal Of May gd.
INC coNCluunB ol tUls uuniiTuDle rCTlts %
political articles, published IN tho Newport Herald
OF the Times Of Thursday. The whole embodics per-
hops the best exposition Of the end and aim OF tho real
design and inevitable effect Of the doctrines Of the Ad-
minsiralion that has ever appeared We yoIy much
desire TO see this series published in form cheap
nough Tor general circulation, An hundred thousand
copies might be distributed with immense effect. Tho
people will read them because they FACTS; and
the FACTS PROVED, the conclusions follow Immediately
orcourse. WING COMMITTEES aud TIPPECANoE
CLUBS would not eypend The necessary sum to better
political advantage"
! Prom the n. " Courier & Enquirer Of April 2Jth.
"Thc admirable numbers Of NARRAGANsgrT should
be put in cheap pamphlet form Tor univ erssl circula
ton. We du not wouder Tint in the light of surl
FACTS the electors Of ofRhodeI,nnd gave such ai 6.
majority against the Administration.
From the same Of May 9th.
"FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.-Wc have already
alluded to Of able papers issued under this title
in the Newport Herald Of the Times. The concluding
number Of the series appeared in that paper OF Thursday
last. We learn from the Prov yencc Journal that they
were written by Thomas X. HAZARD, Esq. of New
port, and We fully ngrcc With that press in the opinion
that these papers embody TIE BEST EXPOSITION
Of the financial policy Of the present Federal admins
tIatioa that mas yet appcutcd."
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PORT OF NE WP0RT.
CLEARED.
Brig Eagle, Carpenter, riclou, IN. s.
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, June l9,h--Arr Schooner Four'o'clock, Da-
ker, from Barnslable.
Sloops Willard Mason, I'm Pristol for New Norh
Ricnhi, Heath Providence br do.
SlTrRnAY. June 2pth.-hrr Schrs. Henry fcmuc |,
Hale, I'm Prov for Philadelphia; w lillian, RuN-
ucr r.. Greenwich for New York ores, Nichols, War
ren. for Bangor.
sloop- Amity, Munro, Providence for New York
Moses Eddy, BlSsn, New York ior Providence.
SUNDAY, 2lst.-Arr. brig Washington, True, from
Pictou, n. =, for Newport aud n market.
schrs. Eyit, Murphy, from Norfolk Argus. Hutchins
fupcck Tor New York Ncsper, Smith, Providence ior
Wilmington, n. e.
Sloops Three BROTHERS, stewart I'm New York for
Providence; Alert Hrown, I'm do Hudson, West,
New Bedford for do Apollos iuct, md Iady lelcu
smith from do ior Kingston; Portugal, Rogers Nan
uck.t; John. Joslin, Prov yihcncc Tor Norioki New
Work BAKER, New York for Providence.
Noyp.y June oed,--Aw. SChrs. Columbia. Whit
more IRON, New Orleans inr Providence and Newport
Cleopatra, bnltcN, rom York RIVER,
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Ice Creams ! Ice Creams /!

,lNIlE subs scribcr respectfully gives po'ico
L To The Public generally, that TIC Rooms
over his Confectionery and Variety Store,
opposite the Post Office, are ready for the
accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen
who wsl, TO pass an hour or so in refreshing
themselves with Ice Creams, aud other rc-
frcsbments usually found at a Coniec''on-
lry.
Nd. ice Creams made 10 order and war
ran,cd equal to any in town, at 10 els per
oua,,. and sent to any part of the town, nt
,ny hour OF the day or evening. ..., a
On hand and for sale, great variety o'
Fancy Goods and Toys, Fancy Baskets,
W ,llow Cradles aud Woggons, &c, Nc:
Confectionery at wholesale and retail, on
the most reasonable terms. ....
Constantly on hand and for ssTe, gene.
raj assortment of Preserves and FIults. ond
host of other articles, too numerous TO .pnf-
Iicular!ze. T.S .SIAC1, 1r'
Newport, June 18th. 1910. j..
Don't forget, the ORIGINAL, Is 10 oo
found directly opposite the Post O,hcc.
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REMOVAL.

AIRS. EDDY has removed from her resi-
lNl 6cncc, 3 doors Fact Of the Custom
,Io,so ,o the house next south Of Mr.. Muir
avs Sic has in store a variety Of Mrs:
IIomcr's CORSETS, some of the low prizrd
inst rccci,ed. Likewise. DR.. layne's Mcd'-
cipcs, with variety 81 u,hers. .,
A considerable number ~ FANCY ARTI.
.Ci.ES. from the Conyoca'ion ana ""r ~,
c,,,,r.' An assortment uf CON ~, and Will
receive shortly fresh supply.
Any goods oD commission won'' o" g,s'e'
,.li, y.r,,,,L June ~.
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Twcnly-Onc Moro.

Since the above was prepared III" fol
low ing has met our attention IN the Gin
rinnaii & 'zcttc.
Mr.. GropGE J. PAuL:
SIn.-llaving understood TINT YOU
were going TO Columbus this week, you
will please to say to MIR. Medorv, that
in any future estimate he mny make on
the strength of our party in Ohio, to
make a liberal allowance for contingent
cics, n gicat many Of our old lll"nds
having gone over TO the Wing ranks
and We ourselves hesitate not 10 say,
that we will no longer regard pa'iy aap'es
with such pctins.Ious adherrn.e, but
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people. II would doubtless have salu
tiry effect in con' incina The people thai
tho Wings The majority ofMs people had q
contempt torhe people while the men whit
proposed improving the people at the rate
Of five dollars per month, had most pro
found respect for them.
NARRAGANSETT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-24

The Theatre will present great at
fractions this week. The celebrated
Mrs Fitzwillam is re-cngaged for three
nights and will appear in some of her
best pieces.
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STATEMENT of tho situation ofthe Bank,

STATEMENT Of tho situation Of the Banks
~ in Rhode Island on Monday, June LIST,
$40, the same appears from the Returns made
to The Bank Commissioners.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, S9,96s, ,i33 90
Bills in Circulation, l,S35,3ic so
balances due other Banks, $50, ,l29 81
Net Profits on hand, 46O.T95 II
Dividends unpaid, io,9O6 81
DEPOSITS on interest," 1885, 81
Total amount Of Liabilities. Sl3, 6,6SS SO
REsoURcEs.
Loans and Discounts, SlI,7i2,52o Os
Specie in Banks, 3ll,So5 OS
Bills of other Banks, 32l I'll 81
Balances due from other Banks, 552.3s s
Stock in own Bank, l5i ,670 95
Stock Real Estate 4 other Property, 313 1898 8
Total amount Of Resources, Sl3,l56,6s 80
By comparing the above Abstract with the re-
turns made 10 the Commissioners, May Iih,
Is40, it appears that since that date,
The Circulation has been reduced, S66,Sil so
The Specie has been reduced so 1872 so
The Deposits, including Dividends
un paid, have been increased 1906 81
And the Loans and Discounts have
been reduced 5,25S 80
Office ofthe Bank Commissioners,
P,oridence, June l6.lsiO.
HENRY AN1ilONY,) )p.L Co,
WM. PECkiiAM, - .'.,
GEO. G. KING, "'''
Published pursuant TO Law. June -
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| In this town Monday last, Joseph ANTHONY, OF
Providence aged IS years. IN esteemed member oi the
society uf Friends, who Ia this town to attend
their recent Sonrly Meeting. Ills consistent moral and
soc al lilo has lcit but few surviving equals CONN.
In Geneva, Orleans Co. n. on tho 18th ult. Capt.
L 30 ni
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NS A q q : a 9 = s =,

In this town Sunday evening lIh inst by the Rev.
rr. Dowlng, Mr.. Noel Lawrence to Miss Celia Ann
West. both nf this town.
In Fnll River, on Sunday morning liih inst BY the
Rev. Mr.. Crandall, Mr.. Stephen Robinson o Miss Mary
Ann Gardner, both OF Swanzey.
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Wanted |! {!

y Firs, rn,o Tailoresses to work on con's-
q eon.rsnt employment aud good wages
will be given to auch us can bring COCO rec
lamentations, or fair specimens OF work
n,nnshlp. j. M' oI,nn'n,,, ., .,.,
June IS. lob iho''eo o'
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EDsDr.Duncan thinks, that the peo-
pie will, on trial "be pleased with sub
treasury prices" We are of opinion,
that the people have had enough ofsub-
treasury Prices and sub treasury s;wart-
wouts they want no more of either
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TRADERS asANk. .

TEyHE Stockholders are hereby notified,
IL that their annual meeting for choice OF
Directors will be holden at The Banking Room
on Monday the 9th day Of Julv next. at 3 o.
clock p. NJ. BENZ. MUMFORD,
Cashier.
Newport, June 24th, ISI0.-2w.
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Bank Of RIlOdc-lsland.

A Semi Annual Dividend will be paid Of
IN the Bank Of Rhode Island OH and aitei
the lst day of July next.
w. A. CLARKE, Cashier
Newport. June 81
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,Ladics French Shoes.

DENJ. MARSH, Jr. has just received I
Rb splendid assortment Of tho above art,
clcs, Of the first quality Of ESTES manu-
iaciurc.-I.adics who may want first rn''
rti Gle, will please call at lIe, Thames ~.
In ne 9TH lSiO.
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AUCTIONS.
by MILTON HAEL-Anctioneer.

On Saturday merit al hoifi.p pna 4 o'c.ock. n.
H nj Lhs store cf W. Hal, ,oM Js sold a
Payic .3aeiion Jor he ttaga ef all eo,ss
ctrned, r,=:
81 Fla, back cane scat Chairs.
"a GreciIn Binnisier do do.
~ Banns,er round post do do.
= Card Tables 9 Bureas.
Astral Lamps, 2 Leather Trunks.
= Hair Mattresses, , Beds.
2 Wooden Clocks.
30 ltea'ns Cap Paper.
IL Do. Letter do.
2l7 by . Windows, old.
Also large and valuable lot Of Jcweliy,
consisting oi Breast Pms vi new aud desna4
bic Patterns.
Condliops at sale. NJ. IIALL, Auct'r
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NEWPORT BANK.

4 Semi Annual Dividend will DO paid a
"A this Bank, on and nftcr Wednesday
July lst. s. CAIiOONE, Cashier.
Ncwport June "a
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DARING FRAUD,
fft INbazinCs.

Il MIRA fine black aud blue lack Romba
IL zincs aud l.uslrugs, this day received
for sale OF To- Thames .stfcoi, hv
June lS, III SESSlONS.
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Rhode Is land Country Seat,
ASSlGNEE'S SALE.

To be sold at public auction on Wrdnesfay
july Is. at I2 M. IN front Of IoWhsends
Ccbte House. unless previously disposed Of
al pritate Sdle.
E--N THAT desirable estate IN
EAHHA Middletown, n9w occupied by
Hz1;iiM Borden Wood, Esp cofiginlng
lS.lA about three geres 81 land, dis
ianl about l mile from Ncwpori. On the
premises is a new, airy, convenient and elp'
ganiy finished dwelling house, con'aiIHrg
fourt cen 10, ms above The Easement. IL ~
situated on The west side Of the main road
aud commands the most extensive view -
the beautiful Bay and Island of the Narrr-
gsnscit the Ocenn aud land scenery not sur
passed by any spo, in New Ensland.-Also,
a new and comrnodous barn, and other ont
buildings; large brtck eistern and we'll of
water, in quality and supply equal Ia any, 10.
gether with every convenience large aud
genteel family could desire. For further
partc ulurs and terms, which will be liberal,
apply 10 IL. MUMFORD, Attorney, :.
for SAM'L Sr. Jonn, Jr., Assignee.
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RHODE ISLAND GOAL.

esHE subscriber is now receiving the o.
-. bovc Coal. and ready for delivery to
any part of ,hr town.
Smiths use. >. NhWItS, :"
hgcn, for selling H. v Goal
June I
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POlhI, on ThIrsdHy, June 2oIh, nj CLOCK
A. NJ. for Newport, Stonington, and New
York, and for the accommodation OF those
who wish to return the same evening, the
Steamer RHoDE ISLAND, Capt. Thayer, will
leave the Long wharf at Newport at 5 oclk.,
m. for Providence.
Fare so cents.
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DANCING SCHOOL,
SECOND QUARTER.

SECOND QUAR- lER.
NgR CApRON respectfully gives notc
IVA that his second quarter Will commence
on Tuesday. Both June at ~ Z. ~, for Mas
,crs and Misses. Also, class for .cnte-
men at 8 O'Clock i. NJ.
Rcgu lar days Tues oys and Wednesdays.
June I7th. Terms, 5000. u Lessons.
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rg,IIE T. house aud lot on Division st., running
1 through to Spring ST, recently ocepplcd
by the late Col. B.nj Fry. If not sold pre-
vious To Friday, July 3d., il will then be sold
At public auction, at ! l o'clock, A. Nj.
r.. +. NEWTON, Auct'r.
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To Let,

FxN TIE lower half Of he pleas
fssl.sIs, nntly situated Lodsc near th'
TwsA liz Court House, and opposite Mr.
& .<.3 Nichols ilassard's botcl, -
possession given. Apply 10
JOHN +. TOW NSEND
Iunn OH
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SOC GGUG,
Executed uih neaim,, dtt dtspaih.
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will support for Office men who we be-
llcve viii pursue that course that will bc
most likely 10 result IN producing the
greatest good 10 the greatest number
We view the sentiment avowed aud
enforced on the floor Of Congress by
loader of the Van Buren party, Bucha-
nan, of Pensylyania, as anii-republican,
and destructive of national and indiyid-
ua! prosperity. He wished TO God that
all the manufacturers throughout New
Eng land could hear his voice, to which
we would add our wish that, that not Oh
y the manufacturers, but all The labor
ers, throughout New England and all
the other states, could read his speech.
In short, it is obvious that their policy
is 10 protect tho manufacturer at the ex-
pense of the laborer. We have resolved
Ia, T..
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Prom the Boston Chronicle, Jdn 10,
;IJs We see by an advertisement in another
column that Nessrs Con,stock a Co. the AnerI-
can agents for Oldridgc's BALM Of Columbia
have deputies TO sell that article in Boston and
elsewhere. Wo know lady Of this city whose
hair was 81 nearly gone aS 10 sApose enllrely ho'
CHRONOLOGICAL dcveopenienis, which, considering
that they bctokcncd most nmiahlc disposition,
wa. not in reality very unfortunate. Neverihe-
less she mourncd the loss OF locks that she had
worn, aud, after years Guh"ss resort To ms
cailud rosto,aliyes, purchased, some months ago.
u bottle OF two of Odridgc's BALM, and she has
now ringcs in rich prolu,ion. glossy, aud OF
raven blicknes4, We ARE not pulling ol
the commodity hss hcrn sent 10 US, and, indeed,
we do not want any, for though we were obi
acd to wear wig II year ago, W. ha We now
through is virtue, hair enough, and OF passa-
BILE quality ol our own.
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initltcd by a
notorious ccuuterfciicr, Let II never be purchas-
ed or uscd unless il have he ndnc of l.. :. Com
stcc,, or the signature of ton's,ock y Go. on a
splendid wrapper. HIS IL the only external 10 4
tia, will serpre the public from deception.
Address CONS FOtk s. co,
Wholesale rrpsgisl., \ york. No. 2flcirher
,troet. For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Nv
port, r. IL June IS.