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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
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In this town. ou Sunday last by EIier Henry Burck
Mr. benjamin T.. Clarke Of FHll River, 10 Miss France
Burdick, uf thls town.
In Middeiown, on Thursday evening last, by ih
Rev. Mr.. West, Mr. WIN. A. Sweet, ot this town, to
miss sarah l.. Rider, daughter vi Capt Wan. Rider al
Midd-IOwn.
In Providence. "wednesday evening 2ith ult., Mr.
Charles a. Mus"n, 10 Miss Susan ". Wheeler, both oi
that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
BRIGHTON MARKET-MovpAy, March 9

Dhioii L ON MANhEl El-MoFpA' ,""'th -"
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser aud Patriot.
Al market 400 Beef Cattle, 80 yoke Work
ing Oxen, 35 Cows * Calves, 5GJ Sheep, an'
300 Swine. About 75 Beef Cattle, aud 6Ot
Swine unsold.
PRIcEs-BrEr CArrLr- Former prices were
not sustained, aud we reduce our quotations
Extra al Sc 80 Is rs FIRST quality So a d %
second quality So 50 10; third quality g.
a %.
WoRRiso OxEN-Saes were noticed at SO
70, s5, 95, $lO0, and Sl2O.
Cows Il CALyIs-sales $50, 25, 29, 33, 40
and 500.
sHErr--Lots So so, so, 25, and few
extra So each.
SwIsE-More thon 1000 were sold. Lots {,
peddle mostly at for sows and Tor barrow,
A few lots at 4 l.o "a Ia, aud l-5 Id
At retail from l-2 TO q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

The Mayor Of Boston has offered re-
wards amounting to $4,000, for the np-
prrhcns.on of The burglars who have
committed several daring robberies in
that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
March 25-tA5

N Ta,cn Council ho!deH .Udych Is, 1871.
GS ESOLVED. Thnl all licenses granted by
~ tins Council, winch are not taken ont on
or before The first Monday IN Apul next, be-
nnnulcd, unless satisfactory excuse Tor
The delay be- made u, III" meeting of the
Council on SAID FIRST Monday in Apul.
Attest: B. ROWLAND Conncil CIR
March lS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
TallOW CllHndIcry.

'5NilE public nre respectfully Informed that
the business of Soap aud Candle manu-.
aclnrlng, for many years carried on by SIM.
tnrd Bell, in Broud street. has recently been
r"lInquI.hcd by Mr.. Bell, aud vii. hereafter
ne continued by the sub.crIb'r, in nll it,
branches ss heretofore n, the old stand. where
ne w'll always be happy to wnh on his friends
md the pn5Iic. Sll.AS WARD.
Newport, April /. 1871. l.-2n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

GeN. ScorT, attended, Captain An
drrson, arrived at Rochester on last
Monday evening, and on Tuesday morn.
,ng sci OF for the Niagara frontier. Al
though recovered from lis painful effects,
The General bore upon his face the to-
kens Of his severe fall upon tho ice at
Albany.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

We learn that Instructions have been
promptly despatched ION the lllh inst"l by
The :, crrtary of War. la discharge the brig
,de of Florida ni!na. ("Srdcniny') under
Gen. Read, authorized to be called into the
service OF the United States during The past
summer Nal. Init
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

Gag. JaeKrov.-Ii is said ibnl Gen.
jackson hrs brromo involved beyond
hi~means, b- enipying Cor bis nephew,
lIalnr DGn,is"n, who has been engaged
IN .sien.,ve sperut,npno lbs, hasa yov-
~ v1pccpssivi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
a mi mes.

U IGHT md dath 6gurd hlpnrs,a bosn
II ,lGni nnirlc tor Spupr ht'sr,s. just rc
-div, d ADD 70, sels ~ ~ St-SSstl>S
apu' D. .,.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
PORT OF NE w PORT.
ARRIV

WEDNESDAY,, March 2llh.-Arr. sch. Mcrilla, Iiicl
mRn, of " effect. I'm Boston iur Norfolk.
sch Rebccca, Fowle, OF Cohosset, I'm Elizabeth Cit,
Sch Eliza, Eldridge, OF Chnlham fm Providence io
New York.
sloup Oscar, PnddlefprJ, I'm Taunton for n. York
TnuRspAY, March 2Jth.-Arr sch Rtbccca, Iowl, N
Elizabeth city ior Dighton.
sch Solomon Francis, Hamilton, OF n. Yarmouth, In
Portland ior Providence.
sloop Mns-a,oit Irown, I'm Fail River for y. York.
FaIDAY, March 2Gth.--hrr. sch Cherokee, Prcsbrel
of 1nuuton, In Fail River Tor New York
Sch Annconda, HILL uf aud I'm Boston for " York.
Sch es-ina. Hall, In Boston II" New York
Sch Laurel, Loripg, uf aud IN Chatham Tor Norwich
SlUop Franklin uf ufBnrnsiablc, I'm Nantucket for HIATT
ford
sloop Hudson, Win-ow, I'm New Bedford ior Bristol
SATURDAY, March 27th.-Arr. sch Robt Bruce, NhorE
la Providence Tor NoriuIk
sch Exchange, OF Dfnnis, im Provid. for Norwich.
Sch Senator, lLbh.y, in Somerset Tor -----.
Soop james LEnphcn,, keHny, TN Providence ior N.
York.
sloop Champion, Appleby, Of aud IN souihod for
Prov violence.
SUNDAY. Mnreh 22d Arr. brig Vermont Martin, OF
& I'm Warren, To go on the railways.
sih Lexington. Was, I'm Fall River for PhilsdrphiH
Sch Alahamn. kngsbury, fn Fail River inr ". York
Sch Cleaner, WiNSUn, I'm Provd. Tor Baltimore.
Sch Mnrcellus, CHM. IN Provid. fur Bucksport
sloop John, Gibbs. IN Pruyid. for Albany.
Sloop Geo. Washington, Smith, fm Providence ior
Norw ici.
MoNp,y March o9ih.-Arr. sloop Juno, Brown, from
Providence for New York.
TuEsDly March 3Oth.--Arr. sloop Essex, Durfoe, I'm
Full River for New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

The North River is now open to Al
bany, and the steamboats, make their
daily trips.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
CURE FOR JAUNDICE d DRow-
SINESS.

DHEPAR :, u"ut - Ir tirl u.tgIrsttl 10 urrd " n
u al Indan Family. u vs. tnrmerly rown A. the
Ind an Corrective, ami hRhl, rtrriurd Tor ,ntafy
Tor an compi Ints iuurd lel"w.
IN the Sp tte ut the year, rvrT onr tsrouhici
lcs with prupru ~ toslr-p Hnd by the
corrective y can Ne Ub,i ted entirely Fnr pnf inx
an Graduating all .ind. "f rufnor>i M The bopi tvn
nth app nr"'ternRl ly ~ N. ic, otany Art ~ ihY
ndy, " ~ mu hriior and ninfY EN- act han rbs
sNrrnrIa 'ti"n ia Ct I,odam hh"r 1t 10 fail ia
rtovng ffrttuaI. I h patient WIltu D. nrera
i'm the hluud ma ~ r"ihef pTrrarainu 'hey ever
fired u H. far its than satr. Stiphu cream lar
,at ur ANY re riHfI nf thi snd 'ot wh tn blood
once puriG With this Connective u rem sins ip M
ven trmpcfntHr. rourh the summer mont ". fota
foul stomach i1Hn"icr. general deb litl, weatMs- IN
IN. limbs want ofHPpetiie bilons md liver romrn nts
hendi h., stupnr, sc e. Tor the rntnUh wb'eh 10
generally orrHs oprh hy the impnre st L. of the bcod,
IN r. oihing csiaui that proved rihe cnn i
this pnrify corrective. Fotali the above pHi ~
/, !. ,clfon TOT II lin provine .fe mi reIn"
dy u realty worth he public attention
Ia aware oftn" unplensh"i 'uii, heavy fsslng VII eh
he sptinR uf The uuc"s Aud by the of thn
corr, cti - be "bviatrd enhrly--' very Que -"
n, tho ~, and gentle cfi,i u onthr iluni. 10 -
had by whc, snlr and retail. ol wm. Giowu Wash.
inp,on tuc. Wm: " ard = tn } T.. n NJ : Brown.
Brewers. ,uthiur stevens F.. olden, A. i ydsD, j.
iider !. 4. Preston. inmrS fowie, seth F"wle, 81.
rirr,un, sFiicauI, Frederick Brown Er"Wb thaH
H. Rogers. south Hosinn; :. KihdCr charlrstuwn r. y
ETnvn \ Harrison, Rlem 1h"s. lrvi-, Ncwbufypo {,
rrnrtot thndes, ynn Lemau oShury' nlehftov.
l,n,s B.broek, Woresieri shaItrck. v. smhriigs.
Iior,,ou. rw Bsdfuta shaw, all Rivsi, fANlOR.
M -,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
DTRE EXTRACT OE SPANISH
ARSArARIIJA. NM. BROWN,

NNhNN ~ " W W. bhOh ~
Chemist, isl a>hingon-srcct, Boston. has
prepared liquid extract of Sur>aparllla, BY a
steam process. without boiling the root II v
an entire new preparation OF SarsapallIln, never
before prepared N ihis or any other country II
has been in constant u-e for the past six months.
by somo of the f,-, Physicians in Boston. and
all those who wi.h ~ go through n regular course
of Sarsaparllla treatment can be referred to
them I he preparation contains no other article
Than the pure spanish Sa,s,?afa aud one great
improvement over all Other preparations oi SRr.
-aparllla. II IL not reduced by adding sugar 10
form syrup This ailcle Is we'll adapted To
the Practice Of Physicians. ~ they eau learn by
calling Oh the proprietor. the quantity OF Sarsa-
pnrilll contained m each bottle. Tho quantity
rsasirsd Is s,nail compared with tho syrup II
II j. the cheapest pfepaialnn oi Sannparlila now
N use, considering IL strength P,ico 62l cis
ppr hottie Dealers and t,milirs can be sup.
Piled vnh hi, vslunblc rttc!e ~ above
II Twin be found IL retail hy most Of The drsg
Il gr,s throughout the United Sts,es.
H \ copy right ~ 'ccnred for tho directions,
aud each direction sgoed NiLLiss BRo~r,
N lpoD The outside
coniplHint oecnsnnod by an iniyofc pta,o ~ the
lb'ood, i,,rn,ra NJ Tho shin, Srrslula, Rbsuma-
itpp, Sali kheWo. Erys'psla-, md TO rs,Dovs
N Iha eiTsts ofc lo,nsI tor sale by X. J. TAY-
IliOR, Newport, }. iialeb. fro, ,siep,s. Thorn
ton. New Bedfo'd. Mai,b25.
Ill
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
THE CIRCULAR.

"The circular put forth by Mr. Web
ster and Published ~ another column, Is
well enough ns n matter OF profession.
but it cannot fail To strike the public us
somewhat Of mockrry coming as IT
does from an administration nj tins mo
men, buslly engaged in filing Offices
with lis rDJst busy aud iDvctciate elcc-
tioncerers. For the truth ol tins nsser-
ton look at the appointment OF Van. IL.
,Puison, late editor Of that mnscrupulonS
sheet tho 'Gaspee Torch LiSht,' 10 be
Collector Of Providence and those "i
Edrnrd Curtis To be Collector, aud
RObert t.. Whetmors to be Navy Agent,
at New York, and many oihers-a'l oI
them men who have made themselves
notorious by their pa't'san riruIcncc and
ACTIVITY. A pretty commentary Is thus,
truly, upon The ductrlne set io'ih IN The
Circular mud likewise upon the pro-
tessions Gen. Harrison made ~ several
oi hia speeches, more particularly ~
that delivered aitc. his arrival ~ BalII-
more, ~ which he declared It TO he 'hts
pmh t. behold harmony prepm''ng amo"g
oil tue lorrrs Of H.eii coum'y-to see
disseniom subs;de and party bitterness
lose HseU IN q fro!ernal Juh"g, aud
,such more 10 The Same import. We.
were inclined ut the time Ia give hun
credit tor sincerity, bu, when We see
him selecting the motor io.is political par
tisans those who have insulled, m'srrp-
rcsented and brlied their opponents N
every way their ingenuity could devise,
and thus rendered themselves most OBJ
noAious to thsm--to ill Offices vacated
by arbitrary rrmovals-when we see
this going on, as it is, we can no longer
regard his professions rs worthy OF re-
me,nbrance, except ns afiording another
and IA prominent illustration oi the truth
uf the icmark OF Roman Consul, IA
the carly period Of that celebrated re-
public, that n striking contrast was OBJ
.crvablc in the conduct of candidates
for Offices of power aud trust before and
after obtaining ihem--,hey seldom car
rying out in the latter case the pledges
made in the former
Oar opinion now is that pretty clean
sweep viii be made throughout all the
Offices of Government. Perhaps we
were foolish to indulge for moment a
different expectation, but we did moi
think ttat professions Sd grdt'i'tonsly
made, after election, could have been s"
hcaiilrss--so quickly and pr"iliga'e'y
broken. We shall know better another
time" ....
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
REMOVAL.
THOMAS Il. SHEFFIELD

THOMAS Il. SHEFFIELD
Respectfully informs his old .f+irnds and ens.
toners IN io,on and country
IIlAT he has removed to tie comnodions
store formerly occupied by Sheffield Il
Bell, doors south Of his late location. where
&c has Tor sale cuery article III the GROCERY
line, (wiih III" exception of intoxicating
iqn"rr-) ~ low nS cnn be purchased else
where oi eqnnl qnalny--and delivered free
II expense ~ my part of ihc town.
lie has OIl,--sp"rm at = 20, warranted
pure. and whale al 80 cls., almost NJ white NJ
Nalcr; Brown Havana Sugar l2i lbs for 81
and other things ~ prororlInn.
Dnripg the summer senSnn, he will be con.
family supplied from the best Datys on The
slamd, wuh good fresh butter. &c. &r.
" Whhoui undertaking Ia puff his ARTICLES. be-
viii merely invite his friends Ia cali aud SniIs.
y themselves winch he believes they viii
Ini iaIl Ia do on inspection.
Newport. April l.le4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
.WE.UOR.I.tU.f.

cid. At Savannah, 18TH ult., sch franklin Greene
Smith, IInvnnr.
Cid. at Wilmington, prev. to 18th ul,, sch sapcllo
Townsend Gau'alunpe.
Arr NJ Havnns, 18th ult., brig Poland, Gardiner
henro.-Iu port. 18Th ul ship Wm Enss C"c. iri ~
ch; bries Malaga Burgcs aud Echo, Mcs,er, dSc; sr.
Eagle Wiley, Tor Savannah soon; Octa'ia, Wrr'en ni
New Orleans, do Virsinan, Burroughs, tor baltimore
next week
CID II, New York, eth ult. sch Hannah, Boss. vii.
mngton. y. &.
Cid at Mobile, 18th ul,., sch Rosnlthe, Baker Fall
River
Arr ut Baltimore, 25Ih ult, sch Gen. Cobb, Cobb I'm
Fall River.
Arrnt Norfolk, 23d alt. brig Cashier. Burt, from
Taunton. =.
ArrHt Key West. 2d ult., brig Florida. Phillips I'm
York tor hpnnrhicoa, having been ashore on II rect
near Kry West aud lost kcge Snd hawsrr aud hhorh
ed oii f-e kcsl. Subsequent accounts rin- thai M
vessel hnd been repaired, aud wonli sail first opp"r'
tuniiv.
thl NJ New Orleans liih ult shin Palestine. Little
ncd Liverpool; leth sch Export, Gnrdiner NermiIi"
Bay.
At Key West. 18th nit, sch Wolcot, Norihup. fro"
AtinkapHs for Richmond having put IN ~ distress her
repn,rs were completed mud she would snil first wind
At New Orleans 9Th uli srh 1nssn. Burdick. IN iih
varn! l2h brig Carourus, Bglel, for this port on The
eth; hIic Caspian, SwnscN, unc.
Arr NJ New Fedf,rd 2Gth. shin Elizabeth. Wood. "
Pncic Ocean, Oahu, Oct. l6, Tahiti, Dec. 3, 22OO hbs
sp oil.
Letters rccd IN from Cant. Potter a. The ship
N,pru, renurt her ~ OtHh,ie Nov 90, with 2O90bil
oil. ahc would sail for home IN about weeks, VIA
Pcrnanbuco.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

GOOD nssoT,rcnt Of Sa'iinels. Brosd
~ cloths. Csssimcrcs. Ci>sln"ts. MrNlcan
Stripes s. MIS,ur"s. Brown Linens, Liner
Dni,ngs, eolorcd jeans, %r. w''hn variety oI
other Goods, n, low pr'c"s tor sa'e Q,
yOHyY T. 5'OWNiSEN.US.
Ap,,i ,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
FINAL NOTICE.

fJNHE subscriber gives notice to al persons
whose taxes are not paid on or before
the IO'h Of April next, ,hn, he will then pro.
cecd ngalns, them according To law.
JKRrmlAH GooDsPEsD, Collector.
Ncwpntt. March 4. lsJl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
RAID OF THE TIMES.
NOTICE..

The Ladies' Sailors Home Society vii
meet at Trinity Church School House on
Tuesday next, April 9Th at 4 O'clock, +. NJ.
April ].
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

E>lIE attention of all disposed 10 engage in
the mnIl service, Is specially called to
the advertisement for proposals for carrying
the United States Mails IN the New England
States aud in New York. issued by my pre-
dpc' ssnr III December last. The last day for
RECEIVING buds is the l(nh of April. (nt three
iu'cl"ck =. NJ mud for deciding upon them
III" q of Aprl As The lettings canno, be
postponed without materially diminishing the
lcnmpetItIon by increasing the difficulty on
the part Of new contractors, ~ making adc-
qnate preparation tor The service, which must
commence on the l>t of July, all those IN thp
State Of Rhode Island taking an interest IN
the matter are referred to the mail advertise
mcni published IN the Herald and the Provi
drncc Daily journal, aud to he found in pam
phlpt form at carh poet office al the county
towns, and at the ends of routes. for fall
information as to The particulars OF the ser.
vice, tho nature of the llnbllIiles, The mod" o'
bidding, and tho form of the guaranty which
IA 10 accompany every proposal.
Posi- OFFiCf DrP,RrMENT.
March IGh, le4l.
FRANCIS GRANGER.
March 25--iA5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

zion Lew LircoiS. hsp beep op-
pointed Collector Of The port Of Boston.
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Notice.

Notice.
WILL be sold at public auction. by n"
w ,hori,y of the court nf Pinba,., Of New
port. on Monday, the 5ih day nf April next,
at ! | o'clock A. NJ. on the preml-cs. all the
right. til" aud nleres, of Maria Smith. mi
nor IN and TO lot Of land on Eas,on'- Point
IN Newport, bounded on Second and PInr
streets. Conditions mnds known AT the ume
aud place of sale.
w. r. SMITH |c,.
SAMUEL SMITH, '"'''''"''
Newport, March 4, Is3l.
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VOnlen Machinery for sale

WOnlen Machinery for sale.
,I'IIE Subscribers offer for snle, on" Wool
en- Breaker Cnrd and twelve K"rscy
Looms, now a, Coomer Waterman Mil m
Scliuntr. and one Jack Of $50 Splndc., h, Il
y. TiIhngha,,'s Mil in Exeter. The above
machinery il almost new, and in first rate
order. For terms. &c. apply 10 Coom"r
Waterman. Esr of ScI,ua,e, or the subScri-
bcrs ~ Providence.
EDWARD RANDALL,
OREN A. BALLOU,
Assignres Of the City Furnace Co.
Feb. ~. pap. ].
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

SCOTCIl Ginghams Of I G 'u'linl patti ~. =
- i,,I received by H. SESSIONS
April ].
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Yesterdays Rhode-Island Republl-

Yesterdays Rhode-Island Republic
can contains the following remarks upon
the Circular recently issued by order
Of the President of the United States,
TO the several Heads Of Departments.
We copy the article that nll our readers
may have IN opportunity Of seeing and
perusing it. The sage writer Of the
Rhode Island Republican seems to think
that Mr.. Webster's Circular published
in our last, will "strike the public az
somewhat Of II MOCKERY," because
sundry removals are being made by the
administration. We recollect Of no
professions that Gen. Harrison has made
,hst precludes him from appointing such
Of his friends to office as he thinks
proper. 1t would be strange indeed, if
active, ,unscrupulous political opponents
were continued in office, whose princi-
pal claims, in the first place, to the sta
tons they occupy, were Par'izan SER
vices. The requirements Of tho Circu-
lar, so much ridiculed by she Republi-
can. we are aware are doctrines
that found but little favor with the
Jackson and Van Buron party
"Par,izan Interference in popular
elections" was not deemed sufficient
cnuse for removal from Office, notwith-
standing the adherence expressed by
Jackson Of bringing "tho patronage of
tho General Government into conflict
with the freedom of elections" As re-
CARDS Mr.. Webster's Circular being II
mockery, or those issued by the other
Departments, we think it will be quite
time enough to pass judgment upon them
hereafter. - W. are Of the opinion. how
ever. that those employed in the pub
lie service will not be very likely to
give them that construction, the
vcighiy opinions Of tho Rhode lsland
Republican to the contrary notwth-
standing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

llANDANA mud Flag Silk IlankerchIei-
- large sIze-.jnst received aud fnr rale
" H. SESSIONS.
Apru I
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Wanted,

4 s mn apprentice to the Tailoring busoess
~ n bn, about lG yenrs Of ng", of steady
Industrious habits one re'l,lIng IN town
would be- preferred.
Also. 3 nr girls as apprentices TO the
hove business. Apply 10
THOMAS G. BROWN.
Newport, April !, lsIl.
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Butter.

~ Kegs Of Brler, jn., received on con
%O slgnmeni, snd for sale ch"sp. by
Il. T.. SHEFFIELD.
April !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

S,OAP.-GO hoscs No. Z b,ovo sop fr
~ sale NV EYh W Npvrb-
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Embracing trsry article usually found in a
Furniture Store.
4 MONG them ARE SOF.9S various styles,
several quite new, nj prlccs cheaper lhhn
'ver before offered IN Newport. S"cretarys
new pattern; mahogany tables, work tables,
wash stands, bedsteads, &c. IN every variety
i fashion or price.
Also, at the store lately occupied by Milton
'Inll IN Church street. lin III" building Cor.
nrrly occupied by the North Bapts; Church
rs ves'ry, or more recently by the Tippe.
'aDoc Club. select assortment Of
FashiOnaEIc Chairs,
consisting in part of Gfecian aud plain irni
roton Rose Wood aud stained, cane aud hae
'cais, common flag sent. imitation aud other
wooden seats: rocking. high md low, nurse
hairs. la'gr variety: rhldren's chairs. high
md low. with mud wnhonl arms or rockers.
Willow Crndss, Wagons, Toy Cradles
nd Chairs, Boys Wherlbauows painted
Cradles, toilet Tables, light Stands, wash
stands. Also, n large lot Of cheap Bed
S1'E.4DS, well worth the attention OF pur-
rhascrs.
The whole vii! be sold at prices adapted
To the times. The public. LADIES' and gentle.
men. are invited To walk through the rooms
md examine for themselves.
Ml7'TR.aSSES of cur ed hair. moss, cot.
ton or wool. made To order at short notice.
April !, 1911.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

Apt D..
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-27
NEW sERIEs.-vOL. 1. NO. 80.

rimony should not be contracted before
the first year Of the Fourth SePtenniad,
on the part Of females, nor before the last
year Of the same in the case Of The male;
in other words, the female should be at
least tWenty-eigbt years old. That theTe
should be seven years difference between
the ages Of the sexes, at whatever period
oil life the solemn contract is entered up
on need not be urged, as it is universally
admitted. There is difference Ofseven
years not in the actual duration Of life in
the two sexes, but in the stamina Of the
constitution, the symmetry Of the FORM,
and the lineamenis Of the face. The wear
and tear of bringing up family nigh: al
SO account for this inequality; but there
are other causes inherent in the c9nstitu-
ton, and Independent Of matrimony or ce :,
libacy.
sin respect to early marriage, as far as
it concerns the softer sex, ] have to OBJ
serve, that, for every year at which tho
hymeneal knot is tied below the age Of
twenty-one, there will be, on an average,
three years Ofpermature decay Of the cor.
pOreal fabric, and considerable appreVi-
alton of the usual range of human exist
ance. 1t is in vain to point out instances
that seem to nullify this calculation -.
There will be individual exceptions to all
general rules. The above will be a fair
average estimate.
son the moral consequences oftoo ear
ly marriages, it is not my intention TO d.
late; though / could adduce many strong
arguments against, and very few in favor
Of the practice. 1t has been said that
'matrimony may have miserie' but celiba-
cy has no pleasures As far as too early
marriage is concerned, the adage ought to
run thus-'marriage must have mlsenes,
though celibacy may have no pleasures.
"The choice Of wife, or husband, is
rather foreign 10 my subject, and has Oc.
cuPied much abler pens than mine, to lit
tie advantage. My own opinion is, that
were the whole of the adult population
registered as they come of age, and each
person, male and female, draw a name
out of the urn, and thus render matri-
mony a complete lottery, sums total Of
happiness, misery, or content, would be
nearly, if not exactly, the same as upon
the principle Of selection. This, at first
sight, will appear a most startling prOPO-
sition; but the closer we examine it, The
less extravagant it will be found"