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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
BARIlETT'S
OLD MalOeM Dpe Wonae,

50 CornhiH, corner Of Franklin Aren-
ue, Boston,
A T. this establishment, of 81 years experience
IA tho Dy eing aud finishing Of the following
goods is done in the best manner and at the
shortest notice-viz:-
Broadclolhs, Silk Cotton Velvets,
Cassneres, Worsted Cords,
Salns, Camcl's Hair,
Lustrngs, silk & Cotton Shawls
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons, &C. &c.
ALso,--Ladies aud Genilemen's GAR
MENTS; Of every description Cleanses and
glazes Furniture ,-cleanscs Garments, Carpets,
Bed Blankets, sc. Fulls, Shears, Dyes and
Dresses in the best manner, Broadcloths, Cassi.
meres, Satinetts, sc.
MILDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods, Of all kinds.
Dye Woods rasped and ground, and Medicines
pulverized.
Silks and Silk Dresses Watered in the.best
manner.
Plain Silks, Saiins and Velvets. Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style.
Agent for receicing Goods at Newport
Mr.. Il. u. KlNSLEY. March 7.
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WAR
Table HAIR OIL,

'BNIIIS Vegetable Oil possesses the peculia
| u. property, so long sought for in other oils,
bet soug hi in vain, of re- producing new grOwth th
Of hair on heads totally bald.
So great are its nourishing properties,
which il readily imparts TO the roots ofthc hair,
that itrequires tut short time TO produce new
growth, and few applicatonsto 10 check that fa-
ling Oft the hair which so often occurs, especially
after sickness. IT prevents the hair from tur1-
ing groy, and when il begins to turn, may be
easily che ecked and restored to its natural beau
~, by imparting new life and vigor. This oil
is patronized by Queen Victoria, Prince Albert,
and the whole Royal Family, by The Medical
Faculty. the Clergy, &c. No Lady who has
ever used this oil will dispense with it, Young
Gentlemen will find this oil to produce n beauti-
al growth Of whskers in a very short time.
From the Royal College of Physicians Of Ha-
rana. FEB. 90, 1888.
"DR. r. A WARD, having proved to this
r Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil Of
his composition has the property ofcausing the
growtho hair and preventing it's fall by foriify-
ing the deca yed part, ithe effects ofthearonatic
ingredients which have been found in its COM
position by the Chemist Don Francisco Suarez, }
we hereby authorize its use, not as n specific,
but as a good and useful remedy for persons re-
quiringit whose harris in a state Of decay from
sickness or other causes.
Signed by s;.,.n sG.e s15"s,, p.g.,ia M. D; D. :,
Witnessed by
| Cayttano Ponion, Notary Public.
The above testimonial Of ibe great efficacy
and value Of Wards Hair Oil, was given the pio-
prieior by the Royal College Of Physicians at
Havana, and TO those who are acquainted with
tho extreme rigidness Of the medical police Of
Havana, il speaks volumes; il is conclusive.
CAUrIoN.-The great demand for Wards
Oil has induced many 10 counterfeit It. None
is g,nuine unless il has treatise Of ihirty'two
pages round each bottle, with red Xylogrnphic
Label aud blue Vignelte centre. Prepared by
f.. A. WARD, NJ. b., New York, aad no other
place. General Depot and wholesale Office, 50
Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Dr.. II. Il. HAZARD,
Sole Agent for Newport.
Sign oCihe Great Mortar.
Newport, Aug. s7tb, 1870 ly.
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JUST RECEIVED.
IA fresh supply Of The Joiiowing
VALU ABLE
3jateMt Hae0trtMeS, &c.,

VIZ:
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Liniment for the Piles.
OIdridge's Balm Of Coumbia-for promoting
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oil--for do do
Mrs. GarJncr's Balsam Of Liverwort, for colds
and coughs.
Browns Kreosote and Gall Tooth -ache drops.
Moorc's Essence Of Life.
WhIwell's Liquid Opodcldoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
. Carpenters Extract Sarsaparilla.
Ihompson's Eye Water.
Lees N ]. Bilious Pills.
Thompson's kreosotc and Gall Tooth ache
Drops.
Doct Kingley's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Liniment.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies As,hmaiic Pns.
IInckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
Universal Com Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, &c.
DIR. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DIR. Thompsan's Tooih.ache Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds, asthma, &c.
Lees Windham Bilious Pills, SC. sc. &c.
For sale by
II. r. HAZARD,
SIGN OF THE GoLDEN Mortar,
Near The Court House, .Ne,opor, X. L.
April IS, 1889
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Nj RS. EDDY,

WOULD respectfully give notice TO her
w friends, snd the public generally, tia,
at her store next south m Mr.. Scabnty's
boarding house. may be found READY MADE
PLAIN SILK BO.N.v'ET'S, cars. &C.
also made To order Of The most iasliUnable
shape at short notice. She has likewise just
received y supply OF Mrs. lIamer's Corseis.
Straw Bunnc,s lined and trimmed French
Flowers, and very cheap OIL Cloths for tn
bles, &c. for sale by
ANNA VI. EDDY.
Newport, June I0lh, lsll.
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From the Christian Keepsake
EV MING.

'Tis sweet, when summer suns are o'or,
and twilight, round us stealing
With noiseless iools,ep on the shore,
Gives birth to holy feeling,
To wander by the cnlm blue sea,
And muse upon eternity
There's music In the solitude
Of sea and shore ut even,
When thoughts Of other days intrude,
Like dying strains from heaven,
by distance mellowed, as they roll
In Whispered freshness DER the soul.
The sweets that were, are sweeter then
With lancy's hue around them,
Than nj the very moment when
All bright and real we found Them;
AS iairy scenes through mists appear,
Unseen-uuielt-when al was clear.
The calm that robes inmenstY
With beautiful emotion,
The ldo expanse Of starry sky,
The stlll small voice Of ocean,
Proclaim IN accents sweet and clear,
Mercy aud love the Lord is here
When surge- lash the sounding shore,
And gloom sits dachly scoNling
On sea and sky amid the roar
Or winds aud waters bowling,
VIZ own the rider Of the storm,
But urcinble AT his awful form.
But when the sun has sunk to rest,
In smiling peace descending,
while gold and roseate blush the west
With tinls diyinely blending;
Then stand alone, aud mark The close,
The dawn of night, the days roposo.
At first, single star is seen,
Trembling ss if forbidden,
Till thicker darkness intervenej
1'be lesser lights are hidden;
But quickly Frightening on the eye,
Ten thousand thousands throng the sky.
Below Is peace. the sky above
The spirits calm ns even
The brsnIh of piety aud love
Ascending up TO heaven-
The Con OF pence accepts the prayer,
Aud peace proclaims IL answered there.
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Until further notice
is.s4s...;Hs<-sSE@ya the Mail stage will leave
&SSTJSIivzfIsS Providence for Warren,
ssss.; - go s----S Bristol, aud Newport,
every morning (Sundays exccptcd,) at nine
o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive IN Newport at two
O'clock p. NJ. A Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
reu, at o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Provi-
dence at 2 o'clock r. NJ in time TO take the
SioHIngton Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, and The Stages for Woonsocke, and
Coventry. This is the most direct and expe-
di,ious route between Providence and Now
port, aud passengers taking This line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
TO render the ride as comfortable as possible
The coaches arc in good order--good horses
and careful md oblIging drivers. There is
now a new horseboat at Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more expeditions
and pleasant than formerly.
GPExtra horses and coaches furnished in
either place at shoH notice.
Books kept 10 Providence Mt the Msnufsc.
turers and Franklin Hotels at Coles in
Warren, and at Jones' IN Bristol, and at lIaz.
ards and rownscnds, Newport
q. r. KINNlCUrr, Providence,
=. MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
J. CHADWICK, Bristol, prietors
JOHN q. WEAVER, Newport,
Nov. 10, 1870,
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RHEUMATISM, GOUT, sPRAINs,

IN THE LIMBS, cONTRACTIoN
or THE CORDS, &c. sc.
&s IEWES g. KiTTREDG Els BONE
~ LlNIMENT COMBlNED-a prcpa-
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this I.lniinent stands
nnrivaed in lis efficacy. 1t can truly be de-
nominated Pain Extractor, as it will remove
pain when caused by the above complaints
1t is put up in bottles at the low price OF 5O
cents, and is for sale by most Of the drug
gsts. For the genuine, call for Hewes &
Kittrcdge's Linimcnt Combined" See GER
rifcares on wrapper. For sale by Il. J. Tay.
lor s. r. r. Hazard, Newport, r. 1.
Oct. -.
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p O ID II q 80
A LONG WHILE AGO.
nv MISS LErlrlA e. L.spoS.

Still hangeth down the old accustomed willow,
Hiding the silver underneath earh leaf,
30 drops the long hair from some maiden pillow,
When midnight benreth the else silent griefj
There floats the wsieg-ly, like "a sovereign
Whose lovely empire is n lary world,
The purple dragon-ny above Il lowering,
As when its fragile ivory uncurld
long while Sgo
] hear the bees In sleepy music winging
From the wild thyme when they have past the noon
There is the blaekbird in the hawthorn singing,
Stirring the white spray with the same sweet tunes
Fragrant the iaSy breathing from the meadows,
A. the west wind bends down the long green grass,
Now dark, golden, as the iee'ine shadows,
or the light clouds pass they were wont to pnss
a hong ~aiIo ago.
There are the roses VIII ich we used 10 gather
To bind young fair brow no longer ihirj-
All thou urt mocking US thou summer weather,
To be so sunny, with the loved one where
Tis not her yoico--'ns not her step-that fingers
Ia Iono familiar sweetness on the wind
The bee, the bird, are now the only singers
Where is the music once with theirs combined
A long while ago
As the lorn flowers that In her pale hands pclishd
She was much part Of us, cherished,
50 young that even love forgot TO ivar.
Now Is her ininge paramount, Il rcigneth
With a sad strength that time may not subduej
And memory nournlul triumph gaineth,
As The slow looks we Gust around renew
long while ago.
Thou lovely garden where the summer covers
Tho tree with green leaves, and the ground wit
flowers;
Darkly the past around thy beauty hovers
The past-ihe grave OF our once happy hours.
IL is too sad to gaze upon The seeming
or natures ehangeoss loveliness, and feel
That, with The sunshine round, the heart /. dreaming
Darkly DER wounds Inflicted, not to heal
long while ago.
Al visit not The scenes where youth aud childhood
Pass,l years thnt doepen'd as those years went BY
Shadows will darken IN the careless Wildwood
There will be tears upon the tranquil sky.
Memories, like phanioms, hhnnt me while I wander
Beneath the droJping boughs Of each old tree;
! grow too sad as mournfully ponder
Things that ure not-uld yet that used 10 be
A long while ngo.
Worn out-the hesrt seems like n ruined altar;
Where the friends, hnd where the faith of yore
Ny eyes grow din, with tesrs-my footsteps filter
Thinking of those whom can love
We change, and Others change-while recollection
woulh fsin renew what II can but recall.
Dark he's dreams, and weary its affection,
And cold its hopes-aDd yet felt them all
A long while ago.
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SUN.FIsU OLA CERTAIN RENE
- DY for Rheumatism, Sprains, stiffness Of
the joints, numbness Of the limbs, cranp, gout,
and all Of pain, soreness, and tenderness oi
h joints and muscles. A few bottles Of the
oeve Article, are for sale by
Nog 2s II. j. TAYLOR.
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Dr. Jaynes Medicines.

A " assortment Of DR.. Jsynes' Medicines
IN just received from Phi,delphis. aud for
sale wholesae and retail by Dr. II. II. HAZ
ARD. at tho sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Washington square, Newport, X. |.
March 4.
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BIZARRE FABLES.

BY The author Of "Jest and Earnest. "
"shal qups and sentences, aud these paper bullets
OF the brain man from the career Of his humor ?!
SuAKsPEARE.
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Mcdicated LOZcngcs.

4 MONG which nre Bronchitis, Dr. Jack.
: sous Cough. CbinR's Worm, sherman
Cough. Camphor, Soda, Caihartlc and Worm
Lo1cnges, for solo by r.. J. TAYLOR, lac
Thamcs-tlrcct. July ..
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nOCT. G.. u. PHI T. l. P'S COM
NE POUND TOMATO PILLS, the veg
etabe Remedy for Diseases arising from ImPwi-
ties ofihe BLOOD; Dyspepsia, Scrotuia, all
CHRoNIc Diseases ALSO substitute ioI
CAlDMEL as a CATHARTIc in FEVERS, and
all BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
These Pills may be had Of II. J. TAYLOR,
lls. Thames-s,re,t. New port, X. !. July2.
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Corded skirts.
March 4, lS4I,

M UANuFACTURED at the Coddingion Fac
IV1. tory, good and cheap article, Tor sale .
JOHN +. .TOWNSEND'S.
May
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nR. NC MUNN's EiIXIR or OPIUM
- containing all,hc valuable medicinal quail
ties Of Opium, TO the exclusion Of u. noAious
principles recommended by Dr. Ives Johnston,
Francis, Chees,nan, Hoffman and Webster, OF
New York, and others-for sale by
May 10. X. j. TAYLOR.
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Rail Road Line TO Boston.
SUAIMER ARRA.NG E.ME.NT'
For The Newpori, Taunton, Fall Rirer, and
.N.,c Bedford

n AbE VIII COHtl1uc w iSuNe Poi'
~ Sally, Sundays excepted. at o'clock,
a. NJ. and arrive IN Fallriver at ~ NJ; lenve
Falrvor at l o'clock and arrive in Taunton
ut 81 o'clock. The cars leave Taunton al
p. m. and arrive in Boston at Il o'clock.
Returning, the cars leave Boston daily,
Sundays excepted, at z o'clock, A. NJ. and ar.
rive in Taunton, at o o'clock.--A stage will
leave Taunton at % o'clock and arrive in
Fallrver at ~ ~; leave Fahriver at l +. NJ.
uDd arrives in Newport, at o'clock.
This stage intersccts at Fallrivcr with the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives in New
Bedford at "a O'clock p. IN.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily, Sun
days excepted, at o o'clock n. M, arrive in
Fnllrver al IL. leave FaIriver at ] o'clock,
and arrives IN Newport at 4.
Extra coaches furnished at all times Oh
reasonable terms.
RATES OF FARE.
From Newport to Fallfiver, s1a
Taunton, Si,15
New Bedford, Sl,15
Boston, S2,75
: WAY fare in proportion.
Stage Book nt Messrs T.. Townsend's and
at Hassard's Hotels.
X. B. KINSLEY & Co. Proprie,ors.
Newport, Muy q, lSll.
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NETHAlE DII.-2O bbls reiioed whale oil
w for sale by L.. h w. NhwIoS.
July Is.
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a tIpincs.

Aipincs.
RLUE black Alpines, plain aud figured
- for sale low al l:52, Thames. street, by
J. NJ COOK, & CO.
Nav 20.
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Illetksp AlManac.
For Newport and Providence,

New moon, Is, Oh. som. morning.
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I N TX s.

slLUE, Rlock. ind Red Inks, OF superior
~ quality; for sale at wholesale and retail
by Il. J.TAYLOR.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office ofhe B.LrIMoRE AMEnIcAS, Sept. IA.
CATTLE.-Abou, 600 head of Beef cattle were
offered this morning at the drove yards, and only
I7O sold. A few Of extra quality brought S5 so,
and the balance sold at prices ranging from
SO IS to S5 per 100 lbs. drove of about so
head were taken North, and the balance laid over.
Live Hogs are in fair supply, and we quote at 81
so 10 SIS per 100 lbs
FLOUR.-Sales of City Mills were made to-day
at Sc so per bbl. Susquehanna Flour is held firm
ly at Sc IS.
GRAIN.-Sales Of several parcels Of hest Penn
sylvania red Wheats were made to-day at 81 ~ a
81 43. A parcel two, injured by wevil, was
sold at 81 80, and having smut at 81 35. Sales
of fair to strictly prime Md. red Wheats have been
made to-day at $3.50 81 40.
Sales Of prime Penna. yellow Corn to-day at 6s
cents. We quote Md. white ut 65 &c cents, and
Md. yellow at 67 cents.
A sale of good Md. Rye was made to-day at rs
cents, and parcel Of fair Penna. at the same price
Good Penna. is worth II 7S cents.
We quote Md. Oats at 80 40 cents.
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LIST OF BOOKS,
ron SAL. Br

LIZ. G. NA &-mE2.
A NTHON'S Classical Dictionary; Lemprer's
"a do; Alnsworth's do; Cobb's do; English and
German do; Anthon's Cesar; Anthon's Grammer;
Anthems Cicero Mars Larin ReadeB Ogty's do;
Andrews Latin Lessons; Donncgan's Lexcon;
Flsk's Greek Exercises; Davies's Legender; Graeca
Majora; Adams's Roman Antiqui,ie.; Pinnock's
Goldsmith's England; do. Greece; Lyell's Elements
oi Geologyi Mrs. hincoln's Bolanv; Elements of
Botany; Bridges Algebra; Porprs Rhetorical Rea-
ders; En- rson's Geography aud History; Olney' S
do; PaIlsy's do; Smllb's Grammer; Kmkham's do ;
Rays Readers; Ceil's do; Cohb's ArIthme,ck;
P'kes do; Emerson's do; Cubb's Spelling Books;
Towns do; Cobb's Table Books; Evangelical Fa-
miy Library; Cottage Bihles; Family do; Collster-
al do.; Small Bibles and Testament>; PaTkel's Ex.
ercises oh Compositions; Fruit of the Spirit; Baxets
Sainl's Rest; American Revolutions; Maryatr's No
vels Mrs. Phelps on Chemistry; Iliad; Caethsm
of American Laws; Letters on Natural Magic; Che
misly for Beginners; English Exercises adapted 10
MuHay's Grammer; Sequel To Comey's Spelling
Book; American Glass Book; DaboIPs Schoomas-
ler's Assistant; great variety Of Blank Books, &c.
August 2s, ls4l.
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Mr.. WISE. That is not the fact.

Mr.. WISE. That is not the fact.
Mr.. STANLEY. That is the state Of facts.
assert it before my constituents, before this House,
and before the world.
The gentleman then raised his hand and struck
me; and il the members of the House had not in
terfered, would have given him the punish
ment which he deserves for his iusoence.
Mr.. INGERSOLL rose and offered the follow
ing resolu,ion:-
ted to inquire into the circumstances of the rencon
| ire on the floor of this House between Mr.. Wise
and Mr.. Stanley. members of this House, and to
report thereon to the House.
Mr.. ANDREWS, of Kentucky, said ,ha, a, the
last Congress a committee had been apponten on
similar subject when a similar occurrence had ia.
ken place. How that investigation ended every bo.
dy knew. He was opposed to the appointment of
a committee. He considered the former occurrence
disgraceful to the House, as he considered this.
lie thought that the two members engaged deserv-
cd to he expelled, and he believed they should be
expelled now, upon the spot, and without further
delay.
[Cries in many parts of the House, agreed
agreed"
There was no other way in which tho House
could vindcate its character and its dignity. The
committee appointed in a similar case at the last
Congress had done noihing-had recommended no.
,hing-and the dignity which bad been offered un-
rebuked. lie was for commi,tee-it would be
| a,;r h,c
as we heretofore had.
Mr.. HOPKINS (afier a remark which the Re.
porter could not hear j moved the previous ques
lion.
Mr. ANDREWS, moved to lay the resolution o.
Mr.. Ingersoll on the table, with view, he said i
that motion prevailed, to offer the following resolu
ton
Resolved, That the Hon. Henry A. Wise,
member Of this House, having this day, by his own
contest ions on the floor Of the House, while in ses
sion in Committee of the whole on the state Of the
Union, committed an assault on the Hon. Edwart
Stanley, be therefore expelled the House.
Mr.. ANDREWS moved TO lay the resolution OF
the table, for the reasons above stated by him.
Which motion rejected.
The question then REQUIRED on the motion o
Mr., Hopkins for the previous question.
And there second
And the main question (beng on the resolution
was ordered, and being taken.
The resolution, by ayes l24, noes not counted
was adopted.
And the committee was ordered to consist of sew
en- members,
Mr.. LEWIS WILLIAMS said, If there was NJ
other motion, he would move that the House ad
journ, but he Withdrew the motion.
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RavS2 Bo
NNIE, the Assignecs Of Hiram Price, will rx-
w pose to public sale, on Tuesday the 2Sth
Of September instant, at he hotel now occupied 10y
him. in the borough of Sunbu,y his large and ex
,ensive stock of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
among which are
Rush-bottom and Windsor Chairs; Cherry and
Pine Dining, Tea and Toilet Tables; Se,tees; In.
grain and Rag Parlor and Stair Carpetng; Veni-
tian Window Blinds China, BrlanIa and Liver
pool Diuner and Tea Ware; a variety of Glass
Ware, Walters. Decaners, Bottles, Tumbers and
Wine Glasses, Lamps, Bureaus, Double and Sin
gle Beadsteads and Bedding. Wash Stands, Pitchers
and Wash Bowls, Cooking and Parlor Coal Stoves
and Pipe, Andirons Shovels and Tongs, Bar Fur
nure and Fixtures, Sign and Sign Post. Toee-
ther with vatieiy Of household goods necessary
for large Hotel
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
when the terms will be made X own ny he Assig-
nees. GEORGE G. NELKER.
CHARLES w. HEGlNS.
Sunhury. Sept Ia, lsil.-2t
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our most hearty approval, and that we regard such
an immense monied power as sn,>republcan, and
hostile to our institutions.
Resolved, That we are perfectly satisfied with the
ticket formed by the late county convention; that
we have entire confidence in the ability, integrity,
and democratic principles of David B. Montgomery,
and the candidates nominated by the convention,
and tina, we will give them our undivided support.
Resofred, That the delegates acted fairly and bo-
nosbly in the formation of the ticket and that the
attempt TO divide the Democratic party Of this coun-
ty, during the present important gubernatorial cen
test, deserves the severest apprehension. That the
only eiIec. of such an attempt will be to elect
whig. and opponent Of Gov. Porter; and whe-
ther prompted by private animosity, individual dis
appointment or real desire by these means to G.
lect Gen. Frick, the whig candidate, such conduct
is equally treacherous to the Democratic party, and
hostile TO its future ascendcncy in the county.
Resolved, That we highly approve of the course
pursued by the Hon. John Snyder during the last
session of Congress.
Resoiped, That the following named persons be
Committee of Vigilance Cor Augusta township, to
promote the election of David II. Porter, and to Sc
cure the success Of the Democratic party viz
Peter Maich, Gideon Leisenrng, John Yordy,
Esq, DR.. John Raker, George Savjge, John Zim.
norman, Samuel Lan,z, Gustavus Ross, Samuel
Dewart, Abraham NJ. Shipman, John Morgan,
John Haughawout, Peter Yocum, John Ebright,
Samuel Reitz, John D. Conrad, Ephrsm Lytle,
John Woolvcrton, Samuel Reiland, Matthias Dreh-
er, Thomas Snyder and Dennis Woolverton.
SAMUEL ANVIL, President.
JAcon MALrcH, v;ce President.
JAcoB RAKEn, : "' s'"'''
DR.. John Raher, : Secretaries.
II. H. Teats,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-18

GAS regards the Anthracite Iron for Forge purpo-
ses, we have called on Messrs. ]. p. e. J. Groves,
propretors of the Columbia Furnace at Danville,
who inform us that they sent some of their pig me-
phia, and that firm informed them that it was liked
for pudding purposes.
The success Of tho Anthracite Iron business is
fully established beyond all doubt, and the superb
orty of its quality is no longer TO be ,ested-t is full
ly proven