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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-01
Poiier's Botanic Garden 4 Nurseries,

CRANSION, n, !,
.ss.z,N THIS establishment is pre- pared to
tfSf7 supply orders to any eNteu desired,
s3&kfxiS Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, Shrubs.
Roses, Bulbous aud rub.rous rooted
-~A>- Plants lleibaceous pcrenlals. Ne. The
fruu CONSIST. ol great variety oitIe best American,
English French aud other European varieties OF Ap.
ples Pears. Cherre.. Peaches. Piuns, Necta,rns,
AprIcot- Muberries, Ounces. Grapes, Goo.ebct.
.ies Curranis. Kaspberries, strawberries, with a
,,risty OF Nuts Us filbers, iiazeluuts, Chesnuts
WnlnaiS, hickory nuts, Nc
Their collection OF Ornamental aud Forest Trees
- eytenSiye-among whtrh are Oaks, Naples, EltnS.
Nilnnlhus Abele. Liudeus Locusis. several varu.
ties OF The Horse Chesnut. Ash. tatalIa, Tulip,
Larch, Magnolias. Balsam Fir. &c. with great va
.ieiy OF others To be ionnd m their Catalogue.
The pToprieiors have made large addiiions the
resent season OF Fruii, Ornamental aud forusl
frees. Sarubs aud flowcis. among which are souie
>, the most rare aud bIaauui varieties oi the Moss
;use selected from the most celebrated bardcus M
.urupe.
They have great variety OF the most desirabls
.fauts Tor Ornamental or permanent Hedges among
which are the Buckthorn RrmHps Cat'sar,ens) iisw
,orns. Washington horns. CUckspur 4 huIns Eu.
opean Pnvet. inree tofned AccaccIa, with lew
.ioussnd Of the celebrated OSsgs Orange MaeiHra
very bsaui,ial plant the leaves valuable Tor the
sdIig uf silk worms, oi which the wUrms are very
ond.
u>RLEs n. TBIiEY, of Newport. whe "a
ny information in regard To Trees uriy be obtained
ilse orders Tor Trers aoi Plants. m.y be iel. tst
aagaes mailed to any pari OF The Union. when re.
luesicd. The Trees and plants will be delivered "a
my part Of the city ol Prov sdsno. Tree of expense
FERDINAND POTTER q CO.
pS'srsc GsrSsr. sep,sssbss 3c,s iSc,
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POETRY.

IWe received the following very pretty ppene"
effosion through the Post Office. II rs so preliy
that we are afraid it may not be, as it Preiends
originals bat If il IS, we shall be pleased to hea
from the writer olien.-Eds. RsPl
(For the r I Republican.
TOsLOBB0We
yo, ,.l, me of tomorrow, sister dear
When will il come it must be far away,
For since can remember, many year.
You we told mr. il was coming every day.
And must wait so long for my new suit
NV wooden gun, & sword, and soldiers plume
IT is certain can never learn TO shoot,
IfImust wait until tomorrow come
You told me when mamma was taken sick,
Tomorrow she d be well, il | wonld wait;
And she got well last Sunday was week,
While am waiting for tomorrow yet.
twill neyer come Tomorrow is a cheat
And only ment to cozen litlle boys;
Give me today my little friends TO treat,
And let me show them my new, promised toys !
To.yoRRow and 10 mOrrop will ne'er,
Trust to III. shqdop, the thousand may;
Then sister. please me. while to-day is here
To.Noaaow! oh tomorrow = It's too far away
Newport, Dec. -, 1889.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-01
U4lian r.. Burfon and Edgar a. PO6,
EDITORS.
The list of CONTRIBUTORS en-

The list OF CONTRIBUTORs embraces The
names Of most Of the principle writers ~ america
with a respectable sprinkliDp OF English authors.
To render Bnrton'- Magazine the most desiahle
monthly publication for The ne,i year, the ITopne-
tor ensures a series of Papers Of Original y"ihe,
from ih. pens Of The best Authors ~ the Uhned
STATES TO rerlect this arrangement he oilers
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-01

Respectfully inscribed TO new married 'o'Rs'
NJ BACHELOR.
There 5 time to dance, to play, TO sing,
A time 10 laugh.--to walk ln
Though some folks. cabling overmuch,
Can scarce find time to talk in.
Iu, Of all The times ever knew,
Since in the world We iarried
/ never knew lhe like Of this,
For peoples getting married
Why, every body's being tied
The folks you ne'er had thought on;
Il operates like disease
By so,ne coniagion hrongh: on.
The bachelor of four score years
Full four score times been sighted
To one. his earliest love, perhaps,
Is costly nm tied.
Town Clerks are harrus.ed nigh to death,
Certificates giving;
And Parsons say their marriage fees
Alone give them living
The churches walls are pasted DER,
Flom Hoor 10 very ceiling,
With na,nes of those whose turn comes next,
TO every eye revealing.
Bat ah in all this marrying time
Where are all my chances
For nle no nu,-brown maiden sigh-,
For me no bright eye gances
For me no pnror tircs are made
On Tnesd ~ night and Sunday;
Nor hints that NAV come again
On Wednesday, Friday, Monday.
There 5 one thing though-to all these scrape
gel an invitation;
Aud go and always sure TO have
4 good jolhC-i.ca-tion
lfI can find one willing lass,
Between this time aud sedd ng,
Irsther guess iH have one grand.
Fine, fat, o.d.lashnned wedding
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NEWPORT
THon1soNIAN IETIaMAaY.

COrner " SPrdag aud MAJ StFtds')
NH. j. w. NICHOLS would respectfully in-
~ form he citizens of Newport and the pubic
generally, that his prsetcs ia strict vTniiiy to
the correct aud phiiosophie principles frsi pfs'nu
gated by The great neaicsl reformer Thomson, and
ha, lie Is wiling 10 rely upon his IN his prac
lice for patronage; therefore. those who prefer
rhum-on's saluiafy and effcient remedies ~ The
hour of dsire-sto the life-dranng lancei,he vesi.
cntins Cam,harid-s-'he Mercural. the Anuuonial
aud their concoin;uui poisons-wli be cordially re.
ceived at iis Dfrnnry, where every attention rrqui
site facilitate The sale and speedy relief win
be rendered
DR.. n. will attend 10 patients Al their residence Os
usual, and SIMPLY his friends and the public with
pure medicines. packed with prlnied directions for
family also, many vaiuablr n IDEAL books, ex
planalory of The Thuinsonan SJs i, Family Rights,
&c.
Ladies and gentlemen will be accommodated with
Baths. during tire day and eiIing. al short nuiice.
The .igueOus Fapor Bath. lor cleaning the surface
aud equazng the circulation OF hn fnlds, is admir-
'bIe tor srupuons of the skin Rheumatic and liver
affections, 1t stands preemlnent Jane 26.
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CERTIFICATE.

JAN. ISI, I-V1s
This ccr,iGes that pr ID. X. PoyTG-LE, S"rEeon
.,}.-.il., ms bee. sue..et 0I.h me trr some time
p., a., t,,. st,ldy aud practice ." DsutsiGt. have
ionnd hnn ,ery lrgenious, and cisef"hy recon-
mend hlm 10 the public a. Deuisl wa'."! oi Goa
idencs showing him obe Of good n'or.'t character
and believing they viii be we'll pleased "''h his re-
iessoual services or any ~oik that passes 'hfopgh
w. L. ESTFN, Dentist.
Ian. - No q, WeStmIuster-st. Providence
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MILLIN L r Y.

rUvHE Subscriber would respectfully inform The
n Ladies Of Newport and vIclnity that he has O.
uened store IN Mrs Townsend buIldmg Thames
street where he intends Keeping a general as>or
mtnt Of MILLINERY articles, such as FLOR
ENIE AND LEGHGRH LONNE E1s, aud
all kinds 0f lurclgn stock IA tie straw line. Also all
kinds Of AMERICAN STRAW BONN Eb -,
anc stock Tor Bonn, /. and Palm Leaf iiood>-aIsO
Bonnet EiNlHGE GS, Oi every Ge,crItnn. lie
has engaged Milurrs lium .usiur. who VII he III
the store Ia Trim B0unrls in the first sly le BOnnet'
OF all kinds repaired al shorl notice.
The Subscriber las an extensive establishment ~
Ne, pnIt 10. the manufacture of all kinds OF Straw
Bunnets-- Ioicgu and dumestIc-wte ere the uad,
can be supplied at wholesale at the 81 o'trSl notIc,
aud 1T feasunahl- prices. JOHN COREY.
Newport, March Il, 1859
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c,Yn,s pEMEpY ron SALT RnLUM.-

~ ANU's REMEDY FOR SALT RhtUh.-
- New York, Sept 18th lS3o.-Mcssrs A. ID.
a ID sands; Geniltmen,--Feehng deeply ndshl-
ed To ,uu for the valuable service YOU lave rehoei
ed me do most checrully inform you that my VIE
is rulir,, cured OF the salt rheuin by ne use oi
,ouT rcmedy and syrup OF S1rrdPnrll'. cue nau
b..u very - v.re, AFFECTED With ~. disease ih hef
face for SIX wears had tired various neo,cbes' oo'n
;nisr,,,l and external, hui without producing any
- .s;c, uu,iI by the advice oi Trend who was
cured by vour medicine, she was INDUCED 10 use "
,n5 an, thankful TO say, the result has etth per
's'' cure JOHN CHAPMAN.
Chatham street.
LII with much satisfaction that the pfopreton
an, Iii. IN lay In. above certificate before the pub
H. ,hat ll may see and know the great benefit when
,, ney,dnsi Is abe to certify TO ating received,
md Iuo,,u others To receive FROM the use OF .hs
,.,,,lJ. medicine. MOI only Tor Sali Rheun,, o.'
a., an o,h,.r diseases o the ssln, such as knngw,.
.r.,., sr,ls Head F,arbsTs or Jackson ieh' ~
n, sc tins medicine is also ccfiiiu cur ,,.aS
Syrtp of SarS,para ~ recOrnibe noe" ,,,,,, on,
mi ,b p.m., as i, ie uds puriiy ahu '.i S,s
-, ,hs Ii,,b aud :, si.tu al the unh sai,'i' -. ~
.,,,,.r,,5 ,,l ,,,p disease and ne ali
. p,,,.ssl. ,.,,.,,.i, a. the sru'e hh''' -,
:, t,,,,, the .y.,eu NuB,ercus mr'sh''s ~ -
,,,,.I =, ~, III. eouTss has eH, ecu -" h -
.e.L'. ,,m, ENrry psnon s'i'.'s ....',,.i'.,'
,,,,s,,,. -, an tosin isln' ed 70 ,''f ..'
a., al lis ya..stle medicine ao~
delay pxD Sand. 20 rf
ian n r. eorue, Of Gold 1t. sno iso p''v,a SS ,
,T W liam..t. NeS las. ano ., AT
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In the course of the ueN volume, the most inter
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-01
JOURNAL or THE FIRST WHITE MAN
TIN, Hrnnccd fhc n:sllrn u I'd. rMlsa.

TNai Cr0sscd thc u.s!CrH Uiid'ru6sS,
Aud passed the desert ridges of the Rocky Noun
alns This evenlluI JoWney wherein handful OF
men enc,untered psrls scarcely TO be believed oc-
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Clarke The VI ;. is now in The hands of the Ed
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Also a series of humorous aud characteristic
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a STNGE 4 WI leave NeWpOrt dalIY, sundaN 5
"A excepted, at o'clock, A. NJ and alrlve III
Taunton at o'clock. The Cars leave Taunton nj
BIZ o'cocl> and arrive in Boston At ~ Re
turning the Cars leaves BOstGn daily, Sundays cx'
cepied at : ~ O'Clock. A. NJ. and arrive IN Tannom
at 10 ~ clock Stage leaves Taunton directly
after, and arrives IN NewI orl, at II clock.
Sage aud iiuitRnad iare. $3.i0.
This Stage IuterseclS at Fall River the New BED
ford, Warren aud BRISTOL Stages and on TUESDAYS
Thursdays aud Sanrdays. the Providence Stage
passengers by this line, wnl arrive in Providence n
3 . clock relunlng leaves Providence MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Frida,s al 10 clock 4 NJ. aud al
rryes IN Newport at - O'Clock.
Stage Book at MessrS. L. TOwnsends and a
llassardS Hotels.
r. B. KINSLEY N CO, PrOpristOrs.
Newport June ~ lS39.
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sPENCER's
vegetable pills.

TENIlE forest is natures medical repository and
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These Pills may be obtained Of
MARY TILBEY,
No 40 Spring-stree;.
Dec 10. Sole Agent for No,cp0Jf.
Tin, following gentlemen have been appointed
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c.. Brown Little Compton,;
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n X. VI MUM . Y ELLDta Ed ELiAth
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lOts SAl.k
RIBBONS,

"A y elegant assortment d Donnei Ribbons. In
n Gu. velveis lor Bonneis aud Bonnie, Mate
rails. tor sale by
oet - JAMES HAMMOND.
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NJ BACHELOR.

Respectfully inscribed to new married folks
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Eyleu Stands and Lyletts.

BUST RECEIVED and Coz sale al Manafae
% tnrers prces. ioi Of ESLErT STAN ps
ard twenty thousand EYLEr1s, by
t-y Ww 4 - SWAN
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-05
THE HICKORY CLUB.

We have teceited the first number Of
q a,handsome little sheet bearing the a
bove title. just started by Messrs Got
shall and Dunbar, Canton. Il is prin-
t d on royal sheet, containing eight
pages of closely printed matter. The
typographical part Of the paper reflects
much credit not only on the publishers,
but TO the western country. Ii shows
that the improvements 10 the art Of Pnn.
ting, are not limited TO our seabOard
toWnp. The editorial department is
conducted with the same ability and
vigor which characterizes the Stark Co.
Democrat. The Hickory Club can GO
forth 10 the world neither sfra!d mol
ashamed 10 compare itself with any
other paper of its size in the Union, ant
will prove a reflector to irradiate tht
principles Of democracy, and the right
of freeman far and wide over the land
1t will be published until after the e.
lection, at fifty cents. Success to it.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-05
GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETING II

Philadelph On Monday nigh, there was the
largest meeting Of The democracy of Philade-
phia, that has been assembled for many years in
that city. G. NJ. Dallas presided, assisted BY
some fltyvice presidents, aud "a score or more
of secretaries. The resolutions passed on the
occasion were eolrited and firm, and expressed
the hearty concurrence Of every man assembled
in the democratic policy Of the present admins.
traiion. Addresses were made by George NJ
Dallas, Col. Thompson, Richard Rush, Col.
Page, Richard Vaux, the Hon. Aaron Wander
pool, of New York. William d. Kelley, Hor.
alto Hubbell, and others, and it is fact noted by
the Pennsylvania, both as complimentary 10
the speakers and as indicative Of the spirit by
which the assembage was animated, That the
immense multitude manifested the closest alten>
ton for not less than three hours, without fall
ing off in numbers or tagging in enthusiasm.
The same paper adds:
'Wo have not for many years seen an assem>
bage of the democracy Of the city and county oi
Philadelphia 80 great in numbers, or so enthusi-
asiic in spirit. 1t reminded US forcibly of the
great gatherings of the bone and siDew OF the
country 10 sustain Andrew Jackson, during the
fierce attacks made upon the good cause in 1885,
and we have witnessed nothing at all comparable
to il since tina. period. 1t was indeed cheer
ing speclace-a decisive proof that the asser
tons of the friends of the available, about char
ges and desertions, are as little TO be relied or
as they were in former times and that their louC
shouts and monstrous stories are now, as here
tofofe, the swelling prologue to their over
whelming defeat The old spirit was up -tht
men were out in force who are never fully a.
reused without achieving victory - when they
oppear in solid phalanx. it is always the fore'
runner of triumph, and the meeting Of yesterday
may be taken as sign of the state Of feeling
not only in Pennsylvania, but in all the accus
toned fields of democratic success
N. Y. Post.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-05
CRYING EVILS.

OF all unnoyances that were ever an
ima,ed with human life, or LET loose in
society to cause a perturbation in q
mans mind, we hold none 10 be more
perplexiug than a crying child in
Church. AT the meenng in Sandyvile,
on Tuesday last, which was held in a
church, the Speakers and audience,
were continually interrupted by the un-
ceasing squalIing of children. Ifthere
is any thing that will make married
mans hair stand on cid in the House
of God, or an unmarried man vow an
eternal hostility to the multiplication Of
the human race, it is to hear a miniature
cry of distress, just as he is endeav0r-
ing TO follow strain of eloquence as ii
ascends from the pulpit towards Heav-
en-.
A minister in the prlpit once said to
the mother of a chile which was raising
its voice far above his, Gays he, "a cry
ing child in church, is like an aching
tooth. Nothing will do but 10 have i,
out"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-05

working of, TO notice E~-fOul denial Of
Kelley and his co>adjutors; in their in.
famous work in issuing circulars. AZ.
ter detection in their nefarious circular,
signed BY Mr.. Kelley, they have ths
hardened imPudence 10 pronounce il q
forgery, and charge it upon the demo-
cratic party. We pronounce such charge
still baser than the circular ITSELF No
democrat ever saw or heard oft here
until exposed by the Dayton Journal
Mr.: Kelley or any other federalist tha.
dares insinuate such thing, we here
pronounce a base & Infamous liar, and
dare them 10 the proof Produce the
Circulars; examine the type-call the
printers ofthe several Offices under oath
and ascertain if you dare, who are tho
fOrgsrs or the falslfiers. We dare the
Kelley committee TO such test; more
hereafter.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-05
FRIENDS OF THE WORKING
MEA

FRIENDS OF THE WORKING
MEN.
The following Ticket ofthe federalists
Of Indiana, will give the farmers and
mechanics, some idea-of the respect ia
which they are held by the hard cidel
patriots of the hoosier state.
INDIANA.
The Federal Wing Peoples" Ticket
For Governor.
Samuel Bigger, Lawyer.
For Lieut. Governor.
Samuel Hail, q Lawyer.
For E ettors.
Jonathan Nearby, a Lawyer.
Joseph g. Marshall. Lawyer.
John W. Paine, Lawyer.
Richard W. Thompson, a Lawyer.
Joseph l.. Whne,a a Lawyer
James Ii. Cravens, Lawyer.
William Herod, Lawyer.
Henry 8. Lane, a Lawyer.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-05
TIE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS NOV
ING,

TIE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS NOV
ING.
'The Green Mountain boys deem it labor Of
love,
When the BALI come in that way, to give i
shove
Tie bright sun of Democracy is already gld-
ing the tops Of the green mountains of Ver-
mont, and the dark clouds of federalism are Civ
ing away before its influence. The greatest
meeting ever held in the Mountain State took
place On the 2Ath instant, at Woodstock, and af
ter organizing, appointed Hon. G p Van Ness
and Hon. w c Bradley, the Senatorial electors
for President and Vice President Martin Van
Buren, was nominated for President and r. NJ.
Johnson for Vice President. A correspondent,
of the Bay State Democrat says;
Upon tho whole, it was proud day ior the
democracy of Vermont, There was no pomp
or parade, but upon the countenance Of each OF
the great multitude could be seen the stern re-
solve of freemen, conscious of the iustn:e OF
their cause, battling for liberty and right against
tyranny and injustice. The selfish and unprin-
cipled aristocracy Of privilege, who have so long
orded ii over the State. in total disregard Of the
wants, wishes and interests Of The people, will
see in these proceedings the precursor ofthe fate
which awaits them at The polls in September,
and can form an idea of the damning infa-
my to which their acts will be consigned to the
Judgement of a thinking people.
From every quarter ofthe State, the delegat 9
brought the mos! flattering account of the pro.
gress of the democratic cause. We are gaining
strength daily, and the utmost good feeling pre-
vAdes our ral~s in every county
Bel. RepublicaH.