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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
CURE FOR JAUNDICE & DROW.
SINESS.

t)hhfAK - Tram retript % gIhalIy procured rrun
a an lnhian Family. u was formeTly Lnown as IA.
"u an Corrective, und Ihy esteemed for lis .lcac
| Tor iiI coinpl ints mentioned below.
~ the Sp ig g0f the year, every troubled NOR.
u" ess WIN pIopen ny tosrep and by the nf h
corrective can he oh ted entirely. For purif, int
VI Graduating all kinds 0f humors t. The blood We
nhry app ar r,erna ly ~ The face any pat Of N,
nody " - mu heieT aud Ia e0c At nous han ~,
lehtrrn'Ia i'at0n In act edom Knew il "a fail in
proving ehecnal 1b patient III nd IL opera es ".
~ Tie blood thar any ntber preparai lon they ever 20
irffei To- u Is tar better than salts sulphur cream la
tuT, or any rreaIhft u of this kind Tor wh the blood
sohce pnrih d with this corrective, u remains IN n
eve temPeraturs Il rough the sumner months. For
Iod stomach Jaun ice, general deb liy weakness. oi
ne nDs, want appetite, bilious nd liver com pla
liendach", stupor, &c &C. For the tatarrh which h.
generally occas oned by tie impIrr 81 L. Of the blood
~ re- ~ -"tlinr extaui that has proved .c ciuus as
ms piriy NJ corrective. For all tie above C. nIplaus
u s seldom nown To Hin proving ne, un Y, me-.
dy really worth HE public attention, every one
u aware of tue uhpleasa, /. duI, heavy esng which
IN spring oi The year odpcrs Ard by tue as. of I.
corr Give, u can he "bvatrd entirely very one no
al The ~ Ut and gentle fleet IL has III" loot 10 he
had by whol' gale and retail, of VIM lrown 43 Wash
ington tree. Nm Ward Co. J. T.. n H.. 7 Brown
bl-"rh ling A stevens, Il oidcn, A. r. yden, J.
kidder, j. T.. Preston. lnmes Pnwie, Seth FnwIe q;
lierson, estieaux, Frederick Prown, T. rnwn cbas
u. Rogers, south oston :. Kidder Charlie town = p
Prown llarri on, -alem Thos. avis, Nrwhurypor
Proctor Rhodes, ynn; Ienian oxbnry; uIch Prov.
dencc; " br"ck, Worcester shatuck. u. Catnhride 20
h"rnton. hew Bedford Shaw, all River;TAILOR
of Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

NAMEs.-Emma is from the German
and signifies nurse Caroline from
the Latin, noble minded George from
Greek, a farmer; Martha from Hebrew
bitterness the beautiful, though com
mon name Of Mary, is Hebrew, and
means drop Of salt water, a tear So
phia from Greek, wisdom /; Susan from
Hebrew, Il lily; Thomas from Hebrew,
q twin; Robert from German, famous
in council.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

FOR THE aFFLIC7'ED.

n
\ EDERSONS who are afflicted with Cancers
~ Polypusts, Wens, Fis,ulas, Fever or Mer.
curry Sores, Ulcers. Hcmorrhoids, Leprosy
Corns, Lingering Chronic complaints, SC. are
informed that there is not only hope, hut u nicdi-
cine, which will effect a speedy and permanen,
cure. Though the human system is subject Ia
disease in its various forms, yet the Bountirul
i'eneiuctor and giver Of every good gift, has
kindly provided means wisely adapted to cure
each and all Of them.
DR.. J. b. WOODWARD, Of Fall River.
takes this method TO inform the public, that he
- prepared TO extend relief, or cure all those
thus afflicted, who feel disposed 10 favor him
with call. His method Of treating the above
diseases Is such that the patient is not subject To
any material pain or distress and the medicine
which he administers will not debilitate the s,a-
ten, or impair the health, "a he never uses any
Inercurdl preparation. The sore is first checked
IN It's progress and deprived Of sensation. il il
then gently drawn from the patient by the nppli
cation Of sa've, which is endow ed with specific
virtues, and has never failed 10 efec, a final
cure.
n. B.-A'l those who arc about TO 70 tbrouah
The painful operations Of removing the above
named scourges Of the human race, with the
knife. &c. TO such we would say, pause for n
moment aud reflect upon the uncertainty Of the
remedy, and how many valuable lives are sacri-
iced yearly upon the altar OF bossted Medical
Science. Fail River. Dec. 2i, 1889.
Jan 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
BARR ETT'S
Ol1 Mal0cm Dpe Douse,

80 CornhiH. corner Of Franklin .Aren-
ne, Boston,
Il a Il this establishment of 81 years experience
N tho Dyeing and finishing Of the followin
good ~ done in the best manner and ut the
shortest notice viz
Iiroadcloils, silk & Cotton Volvots
Cassiaeros, Worsied Cords,
Satins, Camel's Hair,
i.us'rings, Silk & Cotton Shawls.
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons. &c. &c.
Also, Ladies' aud Genilemen's GAR
VENTS. OF every description; Clesnses and
glaZes Furniture .--cleanses Garments, Carpets.
Bed blankets, sc. Fulls, Shears, Dyes and
Dresses in the best manner, Rroadcoths, CASH
ineres, Saiinetts, Sc.
MILDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods. Of all kinds.
Dye Woods rasped and ground and Medicines
pul, crZed.
silks aud Silk Dresses Watered in the best
manner.
Plain Silks, Saiins and Velvets, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style
Agem far receiving Goods at Newport,
Mr. x. Is. klNSLEY. lhIarch 7.
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pILIsSi pIIESlf

NIX. iIALE'S Pile Ointment is n positive
~ cure for The Piles in three days time.
Sold by J. II. Hart. corner of Chamber street
aud Brondway: p. Burnett 35 Sixth avenue;
and r.. VI. Guion, corner of the Buwery and
Grand street, and corner OF Henry md Pike
streets, n. York. Also. by DR.. r. II. lIAZ.
ARD. nj the Sign of the Great Mortar, New
port, X. !. March I.
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.NO FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEP.

Frs, &c. SC. For i,vorng Poddna.,
Pudding sauce. tustards. Blanc mange. CaLps
&c. Sc.. PRESTON'S EXTRiCT OF
LEMON, Is the most convenient article iba,
can he u>sd-ii gives in perfection, tho dslirate
hn'or of the lemon peel, purified from all bitter
"r rancid 1"slnIe--ns,,' spcils BY age or eli
male. To be hrd Of n. J. TAYLOR
Nov rs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

IL youth were to come again, said an
aged gentleman, i would be a scholar
Aye: and how many more would be :
What a useful hint is this to youth. lf
every youth would keep in view the
fact that sixty minutes make an hour. ,
how much wiser than the past would
be the present generation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
ENeLIsn SovnREIGNs.
Somebody asked Baron RoI

Somebody asked Baron Rothschid to
take venison. 'No! said the Baron,
never eatsh venishon, dont't think it
ish so coot ash mutton 'O?' said the
Baron's friend, Il wonder at you saying
SO; il mutton were better than venison,
why does venison cost so much more p
Wy? replied the Baron Il will tell you
WIN dish world de peoples alvaysh
prefer vat ist deer to vat ish sheep
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
Blinds, Sashes, &c.

THE subscriber grateful for past favors
respectfully informs his friends and th
public. that he manufactures at his new es
Establishment on Spruce street. in Ncw-iown
so called, HOUSE BLINDS. DOORS
VLNDOW FRAMES and .S.7SHES, To-
gether with every other description of Car.
penters work, warranted Of the first quality.
and on the most reasonable terms. Orders
Tor building or repairing promptly attended
to and faithfully executed.
All those who feel disposed to employ him
to manufacture Blinds and Sashes, will find
il to be for their interest 10 give him as early
a Gull as possible, as he intends to make M
contracts after the first day of March next.
at his present low prices. Having furnished
a large number Of Blinds Sashes and Doors.
for houses in Newport aud on the Island, dur.
ing the past season, specimens Of his work
may readily be examined, at all times, by
those who desire it.
DANIEL M'ALLASTER.
Newport, Nov. 81, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
NEW GOODS.
THO NJ AS Il. SHEFFIELD

IIO NJ a > i. II T. + + / r l. ID,
Grafyfd for past Tarors, btgs isare 10 inform
has friends and The public IN general,
THAT he has taken the new store. st the
junction of Broad and Spring streets, and
just returned from New York. with new and
IRISH suppl Of choice GROCERIES. which
he Is ready 10 dispose Of as low Us they can
b" purchased N iown--nnd hopes To receive
'nsr" ~ the public patronage.
April 2j. is:po.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
THE VIRTUES or s,Rs,pAnmLA extracted o

THE VIRTUES or sARsAPARIIIA extracted or
an entire new plan, by Messrs. u. q ID. Sands, loo
Fulton street, New YORK.
Its Nreriority most preparations Of sarsanaril
is now iit, established II Is an article much used co.
puriine the blood, all Of the year. IL IL pre-
pared with the best Spanish Sarsapafla. Its efficacy
fnr cur"a the Salt Rirum, BARRIERS Itch, srnid ilem
and all diseases of the Skn when nsed with sands Gel
eratcd remedy, T. fully established. For sale ot,-
" Ia Boston nv VIM brown, is1 Washington street ;
seth towle Prince street James Fowle, Green street.
Ap 21 For sale IN Newport by TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

In The canton cf Basic. IN Switzerland. there
na law which cnmprls every newly married
couple to plant civ trees Immediately after
the ceremony. Hnd two more on the birth OF
every child. Thy are pisn,rd on commons.
heqnenily near the high road, and the great.
or part oi them hrlng fruit trees. are at once
both nscfnl and "rnsmcnisl. The number
Plsnicd is said to sm"unt 10 ten thousan
annually.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
4 E,Ls u,IR RrsroR,TIyr-.w,,,,,,,

EAL's UtIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n,
fhe Prnnrctors 10 produce mn abundant set Of ne W
@ n@HW uton w. heads of both ladies ard gentlemen when
the hair u thino restore ID when IA. head \. bnld and
TO pro'erve the hair from falling OF
" s put up IN the form of delghiflly reriumed po-
hnthh j. prnsfp ~ it, application, and keeps the hair
W The nIo,t bfsuiiiGl condition.
ne prisc' NJ, ons dollar Pe bc'ls ,rA ihr,, dosr.
w ~ fw s"l" T., y, j.rAiLOn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

- THE LATE MAYOR OF Philadelphia b.. e,r,ir.
ed under tenl of the city To the character 81 several
Dl'iEes fhysicans, ard gentlemen Of high staudirg
VINO declare positively under their hands all -
Mhioh maf bc seen at ihc place named below thrt ths
Balm of Columbia II not only n certain pre.et vntiye
hn' positively restorative of the human hair also,
sure cure Tor Dhndruh. Who shall dispute. or Who 20
bndf Tue only true have splendid Et' plate -ners.
we'd wrapper with Fails Of Niagara &c. on IT, En1uir~
NJ No Fletcher street. door below Pearl street near
Maiden LHnc, New York.
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P o ID II D = o


lf"r the HERALD "' the Times
AN hC EVE
Al last when nfe's great Journeys DER,
And we are called TO parl from earth,
To view each Others face NO more,
And leave this changing scene OF miriht
when In eternity we meet
At last with every bitter foe,
Must all the ties of earth be broke,
Aud sweet remembrance. in vain,
Shall God, rieh,eou, God revoke,
The law that bind. nnec,ion. chain.
Shall every happy union hero,
And ties ofsisterhood be o'er,
.,-,.u,.,,., ,,
Shall man not recognizes at last,
Within that bright and heavenI, train,
HE partner in the rich repast,
That earth hath yielded on again
And shall not children greet above,
While wandering round Gods holy throne.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
DIR, ATKINsoN's
CELEBRATED
JegctabLe Golden Cintmen

This ointment having been used in thu
Doctors private practice for many years with
perfect success and the many letters he hch
received begging Of him to give the public
the benefit Of his research, he has complied
and now warrants this ointment to be a Ger
tain cure for all Scrofnlous Eruptions, Itch,
Chopped Hands, Salt Rhcum and letter or
Ring-worm, Abrnsions of the Skin, and VI.
ccrated Sore Legs (of no matter how long
Sland'ngD also, for Scsld Head and Sore
Enrs IN Children; for sore Eyes or cracked
lips the cure is infalible.
For sale by DIR. II. r. HAZARD
Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Near tho Court House.
Newport, Oct 90. 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
ToOTH.ACHE! TOOTH.
ACuE!I

VNM. BROWN, Chemist, IsI Washington.
w street. Boston. has invented an article
that will cure this tormentng pain. Rising ol
s,ght thousand cases in Boston aud vicinity
have been cured within few months, u takes
away all smell and soreness. Gail for BRowN'.
Extract OF GALL AND KRtosors. OBJ.
'one his signature FOR genuine. Prices so cts.
aud 25 ccni..
LP For salo by n J. TAYLOR, and u. u
HNZNRD, IN Newport, -. Thornton q Son
N New'Bedford-and by the Druggists in Prov-
dsnco. fNov "a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

EnR. NC MUNN's ELIXIR OF OrIUu--
~ containing all the valuable medicinal qusli-
ties OF Opium. TO tho exclusion of it, noxious
principles recommended b, Dr. Ives. Johnston,
Francis, Cheesnsn, IiofT,r,n and Webster. cf
New York, md Others for sa. ny
Ne. 10. h. }. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

ySNflE subscriber, late Of the firm Of Stewart
& Weaver. respectfully informs his friends
and The public that he will continue TO carry on
the bushes. Of a Livery Stable. in all lis branch
es, Al the west Stable in Greene street - whcro
tho best Horses md Carriages can be had at all
times At the customary prices. Particular aiten-
ton paid 10 conveying passengers to and from
the Steamboats, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN 6. WEAVER.
Newport. Dec. s, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

The following lines should be committed
to memory by every person ,eho can read II
10 q most difficult thing fer persons who are
otherwise quite coDversant with English his
tory, to recollect the names Of those who
figure in it as soveregns, and The order in
which they reigned is very hard to keep in
the mind. We know not who is the writer,
but he has done more good for the children
Of this genoraiion," in twelve lines, than half
the writer's OF romance have accom- mpllshed in
the last ten years. We conjure every mo-
thcr to cut them out and teach them To her
children; they are indeed a most useful
string Of pearls.
ENeLIsn SovHREIGNs.
First William the Norman then William hi. son,
Henry, stephen, and Henry then Richard and John
Next Henry the Third Edward one, two and three
And again, afler Richard, three Henries we see:
Two Edwards third Richard, if rightly guess;
Two Henries, sixth Edward, Queen Mary, Queen Bess
Then Jamie, the scotchman, then Charles whom they
slew,
Yet received after Cromwell, another Charles too.
Next James the Second ascended To the throne;
Then good William and Mary together came on;
Till Anne, Georges four. and four Williams all past
God sent US Victoria-may she long be the last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

Humanity Is grace winch sets "a al 9th
Or graces.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
From the New York Mirror.
LINES SUGGESTED BY THE Loss
OF THE LEXINGTON.
ny JAMES ALpRIcH. ]

ny JAMES ALDRIcH.
Gods providence is just; this truth impressd
Upon our hearts, and we are made TO feel
That awful sacrifice was sent by Him
To lead Us heavenward-tesch US prudence, faith,
And knowledge of the weakness Of our strength.
In night and storm three elements combined
To make death terrible. With brooding wings
No dove OF mercy hover'd DER the wreck,
But pale Despair, and frenzied Horror wild,
Stared at the doomed and helpless supplisnts,
In the long age Of agony intense,
Which passed between the death Of hope and Ito.
Through the bewider'd brain, in that last hour,
What images, and thoughts like lightning sped
The dead once loved In life, rememberd were
A thousand tender ties forgotten long,
And home endearments, near and distant friends,
All human sympathiss then recalrd
ny the dread features OF present death.
Yet there, mid horrors words can nccr portray,
Were those with feelings cnm'd, and hearts resign'd
Who, with uplifted eyes, this prayer addressed,
"FArHER, rHy WILL BE DONE "-God grant to thos,
Whose srefs eyond participation lie,
The consolation lie alone can give.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
DOCTOR D.AVENPORTrS GENUINE
Bilious Pills.

'UNHESE Pills are Justly esteemed for their en-
n ~ operations aud good effects, "a a mild, -,
safe, and sovereign remedy for Bilious aom-
plants, pains in the head, stomach and bowels
in removing obstructions Of every kind, hy dis
solving and disrharging morbid matter, helping
digestion, restoring lost appetite and sure re-
lici Tor costiveness. they nre so accommodated
To all ages, seasons and hours, that they may be
taken III winter or summer, at any time Of the
day, without regard to diet or hndrance Of busj-
ness. Their operation is so gentle, pleasant, and
eiectual, that by experience they are found TO
exceed any other Ph, sic heretofore offered 10 the
public. which we can show by great lumber
Of certificates from eminent phy scinns and other.
DAVE.VPOR7rS CELEBRATED EYE
W.41'ER.
Which has been applied With great success TO
weak, sore and inflamrd eyes, in all stages
WHE.4TO.N'.S IT'CH OLNT.HE.NT.
Which cures in less than one hours spplica-
tion. (See dUecfions.)
The character Of this celebrated Ointment
stands unrivalled Cor being II safe. speedy, aud
certain for that loathsone disease called the
lich-and for all kinds Of pimplcs or the skin -
II is also n valuable article for the Salt Rheum
and Chilblains
WIiEaTO.N"S L1U.VDICE BITTERS
Which are so emincnly useful in removing all
Jaundice and Bilious complaints.
fresh supply just received and for sale in this
town by Doct. II. X. HAZARD and r. j. TAY-
LOR Also by the Druggists in Providence.
July &C.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27

The biieres, cup hs. il' one drop Of honey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-27
4Usek.p AlnlaMdr.
Calculated for the meridian Of .vtpport.

New Moon. Sd. lob. 45m. evening.
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WAR DIS
VEGETABLE HAIR OIL,

Fortherestoration ofhair on Bald heads
Giving health and beauty to the hair
when il becomes dry and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

d;nqs Goppin, Goodc, Graham, Graves, Green, Grin
nnlT Habersham, Hall, William S. Hastings, HAYES,
Henry. Hoffman, Hunt, James, Charles Johnson, VIM
Cost Johnson, Kempshall, Lincoln, Marvin, Mason
Mitchell. Morgan, Calvary Morris, Nsbet, Oge, rope
Randall, Randolph, Rayner, Reed, Ridsway, Russell
Sergeant, SIade, Truman Smith stanIy, stuart, la'!a
GrIo Waddy Thompson, Tlinghast, Toland, Trlpett
tvar,nn Edward b. White, John White, Thomas W
Williams, Lewis W Villains, JOS =. ''' w : =
Williams-ST.
Mr., PROFIT then claimed the floor for the pur
,osa of novino reconsideration OF the vote which
had Just been taken. ,
some alteration here ensued between Mcssrs. Proi.
fit and Smith as to their right to The hoor, which re-
suited in the Speaker awarding II to Mr. Proltt.
Mr. PROFIT spoke at some length OF the tyranny
of subccGing n minority to b: governed by RUE
which pyes il into the power OF majority to pass tc
any matter of legislation they pleased. He argued
TINT il was unconstitutional in principle, and that
il would deprive the minority of that protection which
the Constitution had peculiarly guaranteed TO II, and
which had scrupulousy been provided Tor.
Mr.. DROMGOOLE said he was willing the gentle.
man from Indiana should have all the benefit he could
derive from his extraordinary speech. he would moi
dispute such lalres with him. All he had TO say was
that il was evident good could arse from proohSI.4
debate in the present excited state Of the House. II
would be obvious that the sooner the debate was ended
the better He would therefore, conclude BY moving
the pre- yous question; winch received secohu, a''o
the main question ordered
Mr. PROFIT called for the yeas and nays on the
main question: which was, "Shal the vote on the adop
ton of the resolution be reconstructed:
The yeas and nays having been ordered, were--yeas
90, nays ll6.
So the House refused TO reconsider
The House, at O'Clock p m, adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09
ThWSdGy, Jn0r /, leo,
~ GIN ,','.

Mr.. LINN presented ncmGFa! si-2so - 1,,
citizens of the Territory of Oregon, priSih! w.
sion of the jurisdiction and laws OF the L >
Territory; which read laid upon iac t'"''' "''
dercd to be printed. . ..,s,
MIR. WALKER presented two petitions from ,...
of Natchcz, in relation to the subject 0. me
luton, introduced into The Senate few day, IN.
the relief Of the inhabitants OF the c'tE -
which were referred to the Committee on 'I'",.
Mr.. W. also presented memorial oil meme .
bar Of the circuit court Of the ! ntcd Sta''s, .
distric, Of Mississippi, demonstrating agaiAS' u.
val of the said court from Jackson TO 'cHS'",7
was referred to the Committee on me JUN .'r.
Mr.. TAPPAN moved 10 take up tie J"',t.' -. II.
Tor the amendment Of the Constitution % - Eu.
States, BY limiting the tenure OF otiice OF NV ,rpHf
which, after some remarks from .'iesS'S .r.pPi
WEBSTER, SEWER, WRIGHT |, an" - =. .
was agreed 10; and then, on motion oil ~,
Their consideration postponed uniiI i,'.ac -
The bill concerning prisoners OF We :ta,,c 5
committed TO the iail OF the county OF rfo''H'
State Of Rhode Island, was read thlrd tIie az"
| GENERAL BANKRUPT Law. e,..pe
The bill for the establ ,shment OF genera ..
bankruptcy throughout the lnited SAT- r,.,s
IN. the question being the motion 70 81
18th section, providing for compulsory -,
Mr. CLAY Of Kentucky addressed The Semi
yor Of the motion, and was replied 10 D! !, i'm.
Mr.. WRIGHT, who opposed the notion H., 90 .,a.
,,.a,a.rc, G,r the necessity of including ,h' nj.
snrv nr;ncIole 10 make the bill 'nnitorn' - he'd.
ni,;od BY the Constitution in It's operation W Of
r. and creditor. He also replied to the NE
! CIHory on the motion to exempt BANKS
r;sions Of the bill Mr.. W having concues', :, ..y
Mr.. WEBSTER in;imated his in'eh''"
and moved an adjournment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

and these candidates. The decision is yours, and the
stake is yours!
Confding in the intelligence and republican spt''
e ~ countrvmen we do not doubt of success in the
;mpor,an, contest which is now pending The people
achieved n revolution in 1900, which transferred US
from under the iron rod of Federal rule, and we can
not question: that in ls4O they will maintain, success
fully, the high position with the same great pI'n'
pagn which has been opened on the one side BY cost
il and stately plgeant merely TO Inc senses
i will be found that the Democratic party sustained oy
truth and by reason, viii have continued us march OF
uuint.-rupted triumphs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-09

acturer, and reduce the aborng to starvation n
fact it was impossible to foresce the extent Of the d.
nsrous consequences winch must result from the a,o,
lion Of the measure. MIR. i. then examined the hi,
IN detail and contended among other matters ib,.
under It's operation every deputy postmaster womb
he Sub-Treusurer, etc, and contcnded that the ban
deposite system was the safest one, etc.
MIR EASTMAN addressed the House al some L., ri,
IN favor of the Bill. After which Mr. OSBORNE ~,
Connecticut OBJ aimed the floor and the House adjourn