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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10


a tOMPOUND EXTRACT or HOARHOUND
u OR INDIAN COUGH SYRUP-Thi, ,nvolr
able medicine the result Of much research and lopr
experience. Is for the first Time offered IN a. cit,
| a. SITE and eihcacTpus remedy Pulm0nIc Bron.
chral and LaryuCca diseases and a af ctiDns cnpuec
ted With the organs Of rcspIraiion 10 prepare and
administer medicine for The euro Of diseases =, bi,b
shall effect ~ object without Jcrnnging other G,pc.
tons. and thereby creating a disease has long
7 been desIderstum among the profession.
Most. u not all 81 the preparations inflicted on =,
suffering community under the name Of Courh
Drops Stomach Cordiais." Erpecturants a, Ir
have been 50 saturated with opium as IN leave nr
effect on the system Far ;hon the disease design
ed 10 be cured.
Not with the Indian Cough Sgrup
Though composed OFFS great number Of materials
ibeyal belong 10 me same family oll tend IN the same
definite OhIeci--Ihe curing and DreteHhrr gjsessc
Without leaving sting behind. Much more might be
Sad, and many certificates from respectable, PERSONS
appended Of The vrtucs of The medicine bot afcr
I'll the hest recommendation of any specific o. that II
' does Us work right" Come then, sc afflicted IRA.
The virtues Of the Compound extract of IIoarhDond
and DO oSrca Carefully prepared and puf 40 in bot.
lies with ducciipns ~ the Botanic Drug and Medicine
store -. Market square.
hiRGlNlA-ru wr.--At ilulrs held boz de CierL'.
Oh'rs Of Tyler County Cour ibe 7th day Of Sep,cm.
Samuel Gregg compllinaI
IN ebyacery.
Lew Gregg defendant
This day The complainant BY ms attorney md
fled be bl IN This cause ard ihr defendant mot hry
ing entered his appearance and given security arror.
ding 90 the sci ~ assembly and the ruc- n this Cour
And % appealing ~ satisfactory evidence at fs said
Icvi Gregg b. not ~ iuh1biilnt n he Commonwealth
On r'o'f0n ~ he complainant ~ hs attorney If rs
n-rrcd fh1t rhc end Gregg d1 appear here on Tho
hrsi day of hg nert December Of This Court md
answer The compliments bill md hst COPY 81 tbts
Dr,Icr he inserted IN ne Western Virginia Times nj,
two months sucrcssiveiy and posted the Court house
ir"r 81 his county.
4 copy test y HICKMAN CLERK
The Defendant r ne above cause will please lake
nonrc o. on ihe 2oh dly 81 October nclti will pro
coed 90 issc The drIasi'tous of NJ a Hereford and
oiHrr ~ VI. Bo8rs i1 ihs comfy o. Mrson And
on The i2fh day0i Noyember uprt m deposition of
J Stratum and ohcrs ~ tho housc s. o. Runucr ip
Ire couaiy n EcnsVhs 10 BE- repd IN e,dencs IN said
causc. SAMUEL GREGG
ocL 95-2a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10
hR. WM EVANS SOOfIli NJ 81
" KuP, For G lILDREN TEErHING.-

~ BUP, FOR c lILDREN TEErHING.-
0angerou- Case of ConvllsiOns and Painful Dsnti.
on Cured ny DIR VIM Evans Soothing Syrup
&c -Hs ASEST or ORf EvASs' SoorH,No SYsvP.
Dc7: Sir The great benefit afforded q nav suffer.
rglnftrt. by ycur soothing Syrup in a sc Of pro-
Nected ana painful dentIlon, mast convince every
eong parent how essential an early Application OF
such an inv aluabe ns ilc.ue ~ 10 relieve infant
misery AMI torture. Nv inlanJ while teet'na sxperi.
sncet such acute slherings that u was attacked
vita convBl sious, and nav wife and family supposed
hat death would soon release the babe from Anguish
Ill W procured a bottle Of your Syrup; whirh as
,oon As Applied 10 The guns, w1atcr;ul hange
sas pceiucsd, aud after y few applications, the
ohld displayei obvious relief and rs continuing m
% use, am glad To iaform you. that the Chls has
swisi COMPLIANT has siace occurred; the teeth are
.manating daily aud the child enjoys perfect health.
I give you INV cheerful PERMISSION 10 make this
tnowiedgement public. aud Will III dly give an in
wM JON NSoN.
A gcnrlemsn Who has raIe Nisl Of DR.. w. Ey
ms Soothing Syrup IA hrs famil IAN case oi teeth
nS chi y wishes To state that he found entirely
,eciull m relieving pain in the sums, sud prevent
ns the consequences which some uncS tJIew. We
.heeridly comply with his req ser Sun.
TsrWe believe IL is generally acknowledged D.
bose who have tired II, that Or. Evans Syrup for
|ntldren Cutting Teeth, advertised la another col
tun, II highly useful article for tho purposes tor
Shlch AZ Is Intended. Highly respectable indiyid-
vsls, a: any rate, ~tohave made use Of u, do not
10 Hraie % give IT'S virtues the sanction Of their
"a Res. Boston Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10
m : RUTA\IC pills
Newark, n. J. July 81, Isss.

Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, FfftcfuaVy erred.
MIR. VIM. fucker. avIng lately he n restored 10
= sound stale of health, through the efficacy of Or.
Hunts B"tan pills, thinks II Indispensable du IS
TO state certain facts relative To the disease nnder
which ho had 50 long suffered The sylnpt,n,s
wcre-a painful obstruction. with a constant r.rc-
ton oi food head ache, palpiiaiion of the hear.
lOwness oi spin 5, troublesome dry cough, dZzi
ness, tghtness at tic chest and difficulty ofbreati-
ing, almost constant pain in the side, IONS nnG
shoulders, accompanied with much anguor and
debility. Ihese am ,cii~ns. together with an UNI
usual degree OF ifatucnce, brought on such a sta
Of extreme weakness asto prevent him from at
tending a. ms bushes and his health appeared LOST
beyond recovery His friends I'D relatives became
alarmed At the melancholy ,rosI Get aid strongly
recommended Hunts Botanic PIlls-they were adj
mini tered AID IN few days produced astonish-
ing relief and finally realized perfect restoration
10 sound health VIM. TUCKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10

HSDr DROPS, an invaluable remedy
A n for cholic and other pains OF the stomach
dnd bowels, and an excellent pTcserV tive agaIn.l
cold Prepared and tor sale By a. Averill ~, Ma =
Net -qtaTe. sep 39-u
4 y OUNCE OF PREVENTIVE Is
u WORTH POUND or CCRE-DR. A.
NEkILL'S SICK HEAD ACHE PILLS. have r.
gam again proved an eectus remedy against thar
distressing disease when directions faithfully fol
lowed. They cleanse the stomaC regul ate tAed,
uNc ppwe spreye Dyspepsia, restore the appetite
prevent host of lis AID aches which h-sn - he-r
PREPARED 8 nd Tor sale az the Botanic Drug and
bedlclne store. ~ Mark Square scpt 20 n
ATULAIILr. ~ STIMULATING LIN.
EAMENT.-For bruises. srrain- and a
Ioints--: 90 also for nervous head ache, ear
and all NeurdlgIc pains,
Prepared aud for sale ~ A. AVERITT
! D L. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10

William Dickinson. Joel Shreu shury.
Lewis iiuiincr. MuScs VI Tuqra.
John u. Lewis. William u. Shrrws.
bury and Joseph ID SIraiion. ira
ding and dealing under the firm of
DickcrsOn. Rufiner Il Co. { ON
plainantS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10

BEWARE CF COUNTERFEITs.
~ Cgufi0n.-Bs particular BOO punrhssingtO SEQ
t1af the lahf n trs medic zee confaI0s notice oi
a. entry according 10 Al Of Congress. nd hs
tSssise partcplar ~ obtaining them 81 100 Chat.
h1n st., New York o. from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
Wv W. KING, whseIrE Va.
STEVEN S0N. NJ We 20. pvrkaveNrrF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10

In extraordinary ease Of Heumdtism dcrotDpo.
MED NTH Didrrhael aud Nervous d,biiify
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed 10 cold
wac attacked with most painful Rheumatic com.
plant of the head, and neck. which confined with
distressing violence for several months. The prin-
opal symptoms weTe-a swelling and excruciatinp
use both the pam and the fever generally suffered
an increase in the evening The pains were increas'
ed on the slightest motion, and were more sew, ~
IN the night time. constant dIarThaea wbich
produced its general cons quences-fatulency low
ness OF splnts, aud general wasting Of the bojy.
lie was indeed 50 extremely III that his medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hopes
OF his recovery and u was generally believed bV
ms r'latlvcs and friends that all the incidence ~
Treatment IN this world could not him any relief
Blt seeing an advertisement On Hunts Botanic
rus, nc was directed by IN Almighty Prnvidencs
TO them. he did so, and after fortnight m. q
produceda favorable change, and heis now heal
thy and stfoLg man JOS HART
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10

o1ufi9n;-Be particular in purchasing To see TIA
'niry according Ia Act sc Congress ArdIe like
A.. Newly oTk or from the
kEGIIAR AGENTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10
LireT Complaint, rih much Deranrsnenf Of u,
IirgT

LireT Complaint, leih much Derangsnsnf Of N.
LirSr System.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts wns afii c;ed with bilious
and nervous isease L. an alarming degree, lie n
attended with all the distressing symptoms which
affect relaxed condition, VIA .ick head ache
loss of appetite glddIncss IN the head pain IN IN,
stomach alter eating. unusual tremors, shifting
spasmodlc pans IN every part of the body, cole
chile, salOw COMPLEXION, COSTUMES, aud a con
slant dull pain IN the right slc which often indu-
ced tive mos; dreadful debility; indeed he though,
he was afflicted with every internal complaint Ih.
human body ishabi' 10. he was gcncrall, maxi :
lrial Of vanoHs remedies, all oi which equally
frutless urtil lac had recourse To Hunts RoianiS
Pills fTom Lr superior vIrtHes of which medicine
hls hralih ~ perfectly rees tablishtd, and IL row
disease. JOSHUA ROBERTS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10

NlRGlNIA:-At rul 5 held m tue Clerks office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Gfl.a~ ald Chancery
i2r the county OF Ohio, IA tIe honth OF July, ISiO
hN"e klce, Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
NnLso<. for Comp't

I'lRSlNl4--zt Rules held IN the Clerks Office OF
the Greet SuRrnor Court Of Law nd Chaucer
Ter the county Of Ohio, IN ,he month OF ., ngust
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-10

NlRGlNIA-IN cHANcEEY-A Rules held in ~,
Clerks office Oi tho Circuit Superior Court of I,v
and Chancery for the County Of Ohio. IN the month
at August 1870
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
PLANO FORTES,
-Maaujaetured by
Brown Il Mallet, Boston.

ruNlI T. subscriber keeps constsntly on baud.
= at his rooms No. y, Hopkins.si, Proyi.
dence, q gsod assortment Of Piano Fortes,
fIom the above uanuiuctory, VI various styles
and cost, which insirauents IN poInt OF lone
action and finish, are believed to be equal To
any made in the United States, aud are 60
pronounced BY Competent judges,
will be cold a5 reasonable Us instruments OF
as good quality can be purchased elsewhere.
The attention of the public 10 particularly
called to notice a recent improvement by the
above manufacturers, flor which they have
obtained letters patent.) BY which the effect
Of one string very solt aud pure tone is pro.
duced. in manner entirely original in princI-
pie aud application, and which has met the
universal appreciation of every disintsresfed
professor who has examined and tired them.
The advantages Of this apparatus over any
other similar one in use, will appear on The
slightest exaIDination, especially as II inay b.
used at will, without throwing the unsODe
out { tune in the least degree, tan object
never before ultaincd,) Is not liable TO get
out o: order itself, oi deronge any other porl
Of lhe instrument. Purchasers and others
are very respectfully invited to call as above
and examine the instrument for themselves.
DANFORTli LYON.
Nov. 23-6 moss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
HER AID OF THE TIMES.

his relatives sarIy nisnJ lie had deeply cher.
shed ~ his heart the hopc of aHor reunion with them
Ia the coming bnt tho siyrp summons st
hsns, that L.sisd hope ssd life. Yet his sorDwlng
relatives and friends there cnine, with ths sad dnss
his oss. tho seacng assurance that ho diod peace
in ali men, aud IN ihii reliance the mercy at his
God. brother ofcer, whose Kind synspathy and con
ssrste care leeIiusy conveyed tho parents the
deceased iho monsnfii integeaes, pays the kiowius
tribute to his wortb.-s
"Mr. Whshornss exalted of honor, rigid a ten
ton hi. dstes and smabIe disposition, have eon-
nisndeJ hs rsspssi and secured the friendship OF all
with whom he has been sssocaied and his unorn and
strict morality. his christian character aud his final
sowni of full confidence In salvation, warrant
that most consolng certainty that ho 10 with the
blesi In hesseHand may IL be the prayer of W all,
'that our last end may he Iiko his. " Coah.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

NORTH CARoLINA.--The Legislature
Of North Carolina assembled al Ra-
leigh on the 18th inst. Col. Joyner OF
Halifax was chosen Speaker Of the Sc
nate by u vote Of q to 81. w. A. Gra-
ham was chosen Speaker Of the House
of Commons without opposition. Both
ofthese gentlemen arc Wings. The
Legislature will elect two Senators in
Congress to supply the places Of Brown
and Strange, resigned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

Court of Probate, .Mddisioen, .Nou. 10, 1910
a PpLIcArIoS was made for Administration
IN on the estate Of Ira Barker, late OF Mid
dletoan, deceased.
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred TO n
Court Of Probate, io be holden at the Town
House in Mddletown, on the third Monday III
December next, at ] o'clock, p. M. and that
previous notice be given by publishing copy
OF this order, three several times in the Her
aid ofthe Times, for all persons interested to
appear at said time and place and be hoard.
a true copy-witness
PARDON BRowS, Pro. Crk. pro. tenn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

rHllE subscriber having obtained Letters
= Patcn, for the application ola ROCK
ING SADDLE 10 the Cats of sail vessels.
hereby makes public that he has appointed
WM. II. CRANDALi, his agent for Newport
and It's vicinity.
N. B. All persons are hereby cautioned
against making or using said saddles, without
the conse ut Of the subscriber or some Of his
agents. JOHN BROWN,
Stonington, Conn.
Persons in want Of the above article, will
please call on the undersigned ut his ship
yard, few rods north NJ the .ong Wharf.
WIN. II. CKANDALL.
! Newport, Nov. 2G, le40.- On.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
1928 maj FOR II arris'n
From ,ha rhiiadelphia North Lmeriean.
WAsrIrNcroN, Nov. I6.

WAsuINcroN, Nov. l6.
The result Of the Presidential election
has prod duced a pa,oxysm OF Joy IN ln's
district Numbers of our cit'zens had
determined, in the event Of MIR. Van Bu-
ren's re. election, 10 quit Washingtor.-
Industry had become discouraged, and
enterprise was at its last gasp. Brave'y
as the spirit Of the people had sustained
itself against the perseverlng assaults OF
oppression and insult, its power Of resist
Ancc' had exhausted itself. To US, there
fore, the change which has been brought
about ia a source Of unboundod graft.
tude and universal Joy Mr.. Van Bu-
ron, in his defeat, assumed a phi i'osoPh'-
cal dcmeanor which his iricndsappenr
but little disposed 10 initiate. He was
stepping out Of church when IN oihcIous
retailer OF news Of his own party, gave
him the information which withcIed his
hopes. "The news to-day, sir, gives
tho Wings ten thousand majority in New
York ano small majority in Pennsyl-
vania." Not n muscle Of Mr.. Van
}uren's counienance chnnaed, but dyly
answering, "Then General Harrison is
your next President" he made his usual
bow, and turned abruptly from his inform
amt. Ills feelings, like his politics, are
Of the oa-eommiiiaI school. But tho
the ranks Of office holders, terror IS
swecping with the ferociiy- Of I" pcsi'-
1ence. Whoever hns the loco loco spot
mn him, regards himself as victim marx
cd and doomrd. There nre those 10 o'-
6ce Who have more--n,uch more To dieno
than ,he mere Ios.,of the loaves ahd hsh'
80 Of office. Le' The task ~ ipve''iln'
tion commence, and the'c will be d's.
closures which will stanle the mor~
sense ofiho people, md induce many
~bo contributed 10 fsston on Us The mis-
rule oi the las, twelve years, deeply ie
lnment their own crcdolay. SpecuIs'
lions on the subject Of the next eaesne
s,e sfosAba they srs rnerr speeola,ions
NJ. Ewiss, ofohio, isseohsa a. ~ 'h'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
For Newport and Providence.
NLNT'ER ENHANCEMENT.

Until further notice
s:sSSyxES--fa the Mail stage will leuv,
G3-ESKSszSSG Providence for Warren
sz.sS-s-<s:<--s,s=z-s3 Bristol, and Newport
every morning Sundays excepted,) at nin,
O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive in Newport al tive
o'clock p. NJ. a Mali stage will also lcav,
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
ren, at O'Clock, A. NJ. aud arrive in Provi
dcnce at 2 o'clock p. NJ, in time to take th,
Stonington Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, and the Stages for Woonsocket anc
Coventry. This is the most direct aud cxpe
ditous route between Providence aud New.
port, aud passengers taking This line ma!
rest assured lhaSevcry attention vii! be paid
Ia render the ride AS comfortable as possible
The coaches are in good ordcr--good horse,
and careful and obliging drivers. There j..
now new horseboat Ut Bristol Ferry whlcl.
makes the crossing much more expeditions
aud pleasant than formerly.
0JTExlra horses and coaches furnished in
either place ut short notice.
Books kept in Providence at the Monnfac
turcrs and Franklin Hotels; at Coles III
Warren, and at Jones' IN Bristol, and al Hsz
ards und Townsends, Newport
q. r KINNICUrT, Providence
=. MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
j. CHADWICK, Bristol, prislors.
JOHN q. WEAVER, Newport,
Nov. 10, 1910,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

LATER PROM ENGLAND. The Great
Western arrived al New York on Tues
day, with files Of English papers to the
9TH inst. inclusive.
The London papers announce the
death OF Sir Anthony Carlisle, the eel
cbraed surgeon. lie died on tho I'd
instant, in the 73d year Of his age.
BY this arrival We have tie speech Of
the French King at the opening Of the
Chambers of the 9th instant, which,
expresses confidence in the duration oi
peace.
The tranquility of Paris had not been
disturbed.
SrAiN.-The Madrid dates arc TO the
Goth Of October. Tho papers are filed
with details Of tho ceremony which took
place upon the occasion OF the entry OF
Queen Isabella IL. into the capitol, on
the 28th.
From the Malta Times, Oct. 81.
SYRIA.-On the 10th inst. an engage
ment took place between the allied
troops and those of lbrahim and Soil
man Pasha, in which the latter were
completely defeated, and took the noun
tains with 200 cavalry and ouIy two
officers, 1000 in killed, wounded, and
prisoners, have, from tho result Of this
engagement, fallen into tho power Of
the Sublime Porte.
CuINA. The British squadron con.
ssting of % armed ships, aud having on
board some 5000 troops for land service,
had arrived at Canton at the last ac-
counts, and the blockade ofthat port and
its rivers, by all its entrances had been
ordered by Com. Bremen, to take cl-
feet On the 28lh Of June.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

At Town Meeting, holden Newport, Nov
2, 1910, the following vote was adopted:
1t Iown Meeting, holden .Nimpod, Nor, 2,
\ 1910,
'INIIE following Resolution, recommended
by the committee appointed To examine
into The condition Of the Town Beach, SC.
. was udoplcd:-
Toted, That any individual wishing totskc
sand or gravel from the Beach, shall first Oh
tuln permission from the Town Treasurer
and shall pay at that time 10 the said officer
the sum of len cents for each OK cart load ::
and fee cenis for each horse cart load, drawn
by one horse and any person cartlng sane
or giavcl, contrary TO the provisions Of thls
law, shall be subject TO a penalty of one doi
lar for the FIRST offence, and three dollars ior
each succeeding one, and no resident Of any
other town shall be allowed To take sand oi
gravel from the Reach, under any cIrcumsian.
ces, and The town treasurer Is hereby auihor-
scd TO grant pernisslons for car,lng, under
| the conditions above expressed.
Attest--B. B. ilowLANp, Toicn Clerk.
al said meeting IL ,Das also voied-
That the Town Treasurer and Henry G.
Place, or either of them, Ge aud they arc here
by authorised to sell the sand and gravel, &c.
To ony inhabtunt of the town, at the price
! fixed.
Aues,-B. b. IIowLASD, 2o,en Clerk.
| Nov. l0-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
D z a II II 8.

Ia this tov n on Tuesday 9Th hfst Charles d., scn
urMr. Mun,Iord D Norrhup, sged ytnrs aud 3 mos
On 1hur,ia, evening last, very snddeni, Nc. WIN.
Thurstou. ~ the 5sih Year ofhls ugs.
on SATURDAY last, very sudd'hb, Capt Jsnts H.
Langley ns,d 80 ,ssrs. 90,
on sunds, b,ornug, Mr.. Hear CosseshsI, 10 'he sSd
yeHr of bic hss. ,,,
~ New Sors, 90 Thursday isst, Mrs. ABBY " Liu's
Wi. ~ Edward u. ItIs Esq of that cay, ava s'on9
daughter of the Hon. Samuel w. Dnhshsm, oi fto'r
Prov vAsnro fS ibtrfntnt. -.
A. Tor, vinpchsgo. WISCONSIN, on the Sd Inst Lieu
Samuel whnyhorne of the 5fh RrxI u. =. Ihf,niry
oniy ssp ~ ssmnsi whishefns, E.g sf hi. town, J"
The sSib ys3 of bis axs.
Ne erssJt~d st West Pant 10 isss, end seon sNer
rs c,s~,t1 ~ vs,o,e tisiisr sss rossh~es,evn
!srs,ss, rpsa ttr nes he hsr h--f ~ eutv without
~sussrea a, Ss,sr, yo.p sss hes p~ sssh asy ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

TnE BUSINESS CLASSES.
from different parts Of the country, says
the Madisoninn, show that the most ben
efcial effects on commerce and trade,
and every department of business, are
confidently anticipated from the election
Of General Harrison. We doubt not
That these aniicipulions will be speedily
realized. The operations Of business
will Of course continue 10 be embarrassed d
for some time, by the provisions Of law
yet in existence, aud especially by the
want Of a currency equivalent to specie,
Of universal credit, and Of equal value in
every part Of The country. But yet the
hitherto relentless war Of the administra-
lion against the people must be stopped (;
and, with the cessation Of that hostility,
there must be revival Of bushes SIS the
restoration Of confidence and the return
Of some degree Of our former prosperity
~ Y. Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
NEW MUSIC.
FOR THE PIANO FORTE.

Just reeeired from .New York.
A great variety of Marches, Waltzs, Quad.
IA rifles, Songs &c. &c. Also great VA.
rieiy OF sacred songs, beautifully arranged
for The Piano Forte, and adapted Tor Sabbath
evening recreation.
Song OF David, Song Of Joseph,
Song of Miriam. Song Of Maj,
Song To the Dove, Song aud march af the
He conclh, Lcvltes,
Charity, God is every where,
Tho Infants Prayer.
Also great variety OF liarrlson marches
and Wing Songs.
For sale ut the variety store Of
+. STACY, Jr.
Directly opposite the Post Once.
Nov. %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
AN EVENING SCHOOL.

EOR Arllhmeiic, Book. Keeping, Ponnan
q ship, French, Latin, &c. &C.. will be
opened on MONDAY evening, October 9th.
Terms 81 per Quarter.
Persons wishing to acquire the NJ, Of writ
ing plain business hand, in a short iine,
are invited 10 call nnd examine The method
of instruction. J. BRIGGS.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

X. ISLAND CENTRAL School, (EAsr
GsEEswfcn) y The dedication Of the
new School Rooms will take place OF
The hrss Wednesday Of December next,
at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ. An address, will
be delivered by the Rev. Francis Vim
ton, Of Newport, upon the occasion. -
Providence Journal.