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QUARANTINE.


ON and after the tenth day Of june and until the tenth
" day OF October lSi quarantine shall be had on all
vessels officers passengers and CargOes their
arrival from the West Indies Gulf of Mexico any port
where any contagious disease prevailed their departure
and all vessels board of which, any person shall have
died or have sick with any contagious dsaase during
homeward passage. No person shall be admitted to 20
board of 20 shore from any vessel when at quar-
autne without permit from the Health Oncer. The
law will be strictly enforced. Vessels viii anchor at the
usual place Of quarantine nearly opposite the south Steam
Mill Pilots are requested attend the above regulations.
Israel PUTNAM, Health Officer.
BAH, May 10, ISL. U9
u RAss KETTLES for saleby G. W. KENDALL.
Ed june 30 TIA
Il. 7. CUHRYEG,
SURGEOF DENTIST
WILL he at the Elliot House in August.
W Bah, June l6 10
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PAINTS.

PAINTS.
WHITE LEAD Paris, Chrome and French Green Chrome
w aud French Yellow, Venetian Red, Spanish Brown
Eerlllon, trlsan Blue, Ter de Sena TIMBER Red Lead
Lethrage Whiting, Lnseed OIL Spirits Tupentine and
Japan for sale by G. w. KENDALL IFS
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WILL. he at the Elliot House in August
W Bath, June lG. 10
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cal
Grve stances window caps sls and belts for Brick Build
ings &C. &c In case of absences at Bath apply to Capt
Iambard next door-at BrrnsWlck 10 MI Ih opposite
Also, for sale some 1000 feet lewn ranging timber.
May 9th, l8il II .,
M. GANNETT,
| 8UCTI0NEER &. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Front Street,
BATH, MAINE,
June 2Nh ls4l. 6ml3.
DOARDERs WANTED! ar $3.50 PER WEEK
| ID nj the Commercial House! HENRY R0O1H
would respectfully inform the public sehey, UNIV ne con
tinues cary the above named House, anu VIII furnish
board at $3.50 per week.
Grateful fol past favors, he soicts continuance ct the
same. batl, Warren II, Iotl. u ~.
NEW YORK CHEESE, for sale by A. G. PAGE.
REFINED WHALE OIL.
* BARRELS double refined Whale OH of very superior
S"a''''' '''' '''''''' '' " 90 cifA's cLApp, Jr.
Bath, July Is, 1871. 10
DWELLING HOUSE MO LET!
4 CONVENIENT Dwelling House for mod
II fmily-if application be made Apply this
Office
June3. 2wlO.
E'HE Store next east Of Doct W1knson's, in Piece's
L Brick Block, opposite Messrs u. Hyde, Cos-pos-
session given Immediately. Apply to CHS. GLAPP, Jr.
Apl %, lsil. tt5 Stanitord's Whf
THE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he has taken the store formerly occupied by j. H.
Nichols where he has just received prime assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,-consising III part, Of Broad Cloths
Cassimees, Satines NestngsBrownan and Bleachcd Sheet
ngs, Shrtings and Drings- MoiesAns, Gamboons, and
variety of other stutts for Gents and boys sprng and
SIMMER wear. ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN
PRINTS, MoUssELlNEd dc LANES, PRINTED LAWNS
and JaConnetts.
A good assortment OF Hosiery Gloves, &c, &C.
ALso-CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, aud good as
sormcnt of family GROCERlES.-AI OF which he will
Also "A small lot Of Good BUTTER-anda lot of Shoes
of all sorts, 0Gy cheap
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

= INV1IOII Is IIEItElIBH OF FIN,
A the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
Of the last viii of Peleg Talman late of Ratb in t,
County of Lincoln, deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust, by giving bonds law directs And
all persons having demands upon the of the said Pelec
Iaiman required To exhibit the same, and all persons
indebted the said upon to make p1vment
ELEANOR TALLMAN,
HENRY TALLMAN. f"'cc"eofS.
Bath March %. lSll
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Il. Il. CURRTE8,

ID RAss KETTLES for saleby G. W. KENDALL.
ED June 30. tia.
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Bath, July laLh, 1871.
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ELLIS Il GREEN.
GENERAL COyi.HISSIOE .HER CHqNTS,
Mobile. AInbamn,

HOUSE FOR SALE!
n THE convenient dwelling house now
n 4fTN54A - occupied and owned by the subscriber
S4E4,Ns, z having good Stable, wood house and 9th
h5f "a I'm buildings attached the same with
tsfss5s5=sss4tI Wen Of good Waller, several very
cellent fruit trees, located on venienl
and pleasant lot, conmandnga fine view of the KennobeC
is now Offered for sale al reasonable terms.
Persons wishing good location, will do well call
Possession given by the first Of September. Apply to,
GILBERT TRUFANr.
Bath, July Is. lSil. ST l6
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
SSicnrr Gin Ssetp.

Die 8dnfbi0, fpeld'e eurd teibe S,dufer
Der @efeeaebung bie(es Staats paeirt fpurs
be, uno Die mir pcrige Bodle uuferen eeiern
ucrIeater, bat @pnrern6r prrter am leeten
Eonneritag nit feiuem 8etc beIegt, burd,
ipeldies Die Bill, ipie es fd, seriiebt Uerpnrs
fen iif. Mfan ;peifelt OBJ bic eielee9ebnne
cine onesre Bill oespe9en paffIren rpiro, in.
benz porter hieielbe bod pernerfen rptre.
Btr mnden alfc ncd stn Sabr fcldle getpra.
ren 3eiten haten, nnb uns nit fr e M b c II
sleiHen gtcten herumbal9en, bloc neil pcrtet
ss nid,t habeu mil. Das 8clf wirb jeeed
fiefeS Spdtjahr fem 8efc auf pcrtcr
Ie1en.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
Cine stuflaee fir e6mdbtrbrift.

alm Samfdse ipurbe uns ein 6jrne i'm
stamen ber "9ispubiif pUu peunfpfpanien
iiterbrddit, tuerin @. s.. @eunbte, @rs
WearldaG unb ieei9er JotariusspnbIifus CD
fur bethlehem, &c. ,e, oer Jtldger 1T, nm
9fedIenfdaft ~ gebeu, we9en elmer pcr9cbIi:
dsen Ghmdbfhrift Die, tpte ct fa9t I'M Ieeter
"eeda patriot'' se9en ibn entbalter
ipar. MeIl, 10 + iIno fIher 9enug. gEit
erlrdrtsn cinen i Il gen carbon bon
GoupernSr pcrter, uuo ben che mir burd, oit
Court perh6rt perren. pcrter 9eht fur biz
7'0reiheit Der preBe," 70 iagte or penigffene
ale CT tcatter nup @antine fur eeibel pardon.
Srte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Seit nnferer leeten 3eitung haben belize
Ndnier her geieBgebnng cieies Staats, bic
g3iI tpeaen Wirthshduerseeilens 70 oerdns
bert, oae bad @ieies crit bis gum erifen Sulp
nddftens in Jtraft uno Wufun9 tretet. Die
lpirthe meldle alIc ibre eeilen; Su erneuern
pitnfhen, mlfen ,pie suppr ihre Sittidlrften
Eel Der Court einreidsu, obne eaf oieielben
ciefes Sahr in ben 3eitun9en befannt 9es
filaeht meroen.
Deujenigeu, peld,e ibr gerlan9en in hnies
RET leBten 3eifung befaunt madIten, tppllen
mir feine @ebltreu abforbern, gSir hcfen,
naf' fIe uns nddIfes Sahr ihre Befauntna'
dlungen ;ufcmmen latTen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

Gfnnf ISnhI.

gei ber dm prrleetsn Montaa gehaltenen
Staonpahl, nurbeu felgenee 8eamtsn fur
biffe6 Satf erpdblt:
8urae SamurI Nnnf.
hseon TIA be I.-5ldre Groman.
9lrnieftpHe r.-'paHI ttnaue.
Beameifte GaIehcH 9rce, Sa'
cob WaiIIer.
. d1ufetreftrrs e. q. {. Rteaoe,
elebn .. 9f. Souuter, StnteH SdfpeiBer.
h.-Schu .. Rcler, Schu
Jlunnemddjer, Sc(eph Sc. Sdger, 9cbn s.
Siraufs uub Sctn ellbredt
Die Aarriiens Demcfrrten hatten Elm q
cfet fermirt. Da aber eiuige Whi9s 6 D di
fers, (oldle neIde Eemofratifte @runoi
fase baBeu, bamit nusnfrieoeu lparen, madh'
ten fle nit BEN eefo Tofos gemeinfhafilidht
SADIE, anb nahmsu Elm @aneiie 1idet nuf
has iIe audi, 70 pereinigt, ertpdhlten. Is gebt
Qeute bic tIet, felbif Die 9iafe abidneloen MIR
ben, tpenn fie ibre gadbaren eamit trdnter
fannten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
Gin germia fir Goupern6r.

Der fefeeuhe gefdluB purbe curd1 beibe
Ssdnfer unierer OefeBsebun9 paeirt, uno ait
aenommen
"Dae Der @oupern0r feiH amt rdtreno
trri Sabre, pom britien Dieuitas i'm Sanuar
uadi feinrr @rndbluug, haiten lr1, uno eae
ct Hitit bsfahist fsin fOa, baeeIbe ldiiaer afs
etR Germin Don orei Sabren,
innerhalb nenn Snhren, gu balten.'
Dieter 8efhlne, mad, Der 1oteu sI6fheifnna
Der Gonilitutirn, niuB qleidfalIs eurd, be
nidIfe @efesaebun9 paBirf peroen, anb afes
banH IT ber gntIfeibung nes 9otfs stiaHeR
,perbeu, che nerfeIbe in bic Gcniiitution einges
fdaIfen sperben fam.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
Ole s1adrid,ten bon GmafanS.

9Eir gabeu ucriJe Wodle in einem 9heiE
|unlerer 3eitnng rpihtige 1adlrihteH peH
|Gnalano. Wir mieberhcleu bic 6inpi @es
|geHIfanoe - Die gteuiefeiten bon 9lmerifa
|pegen Mceero uerurfadlten cine grree 9lufs
|re9un9 in Gn9Iano, 70 mie bas Oieue6 urn
per 3ahIungss s@iHfeaung Der 9er. Sfaateu
|8anf. Sc beiBt eae Die enaIifdle 91eaiernu9
|eine Slcfte BON 10 6riegsfdifFe nadl Jieua
|Scotia, beercert babe, Inn Die 8effhIe jeHfr
|Regierung III erparteH. @teidlfaIi6 fullen
|orei Battalion SrfaHferie uadl nafifar beers
pert moreen feint nnD alIes u fiHer Grieass
,Grfldrung gegen Die Der. Siaaten hiHbenteH.
|-slIes oiefes pegen Der @efan9ennehnnna
lrcn Wlreeeb.
IS iIebt slUdr etlpae iIiirHfiflb aus, d6sr
mir gianben nae Schn gua Is Hidbf 70 fdiarf
smeint. saaH it gepohat uuH Inn grege
Iprnhlereien III bereH, abeE uenia 9laudl.--
|Gctfenflid mirp dlIeS m Grieben uub Ginias
felt tefeitigt lpernen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
QSrelibent Ssorrifom's vnmilic.

Die 8erpdnbte bes General loarrifcn's
ipeld,e i'm preGoentenbanie bel ieinem &coe
sparen, fno fcIgenoe -
frau SO. narriicn, Dittwe leiuee Scbnee
s5ran GaDler, feine 9iidte.
ssr. .. .. @eupelano, y2efee.
5,enrn 6arrifon, @roBsScbu.
NiHolaD Soarrifon, DO.
frau Sarrifon, ieine @emahliu, III nod
auf ibrem MehHfiBe in Scrb,8eno. = Sie
pctlte bio gum lIfeu WaD mad, Wafhineton
femmeft uno ben 0ausbaIt dberifJd, nebmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

1ei bfr aeHlidlen Bahi i'm Gfaat @cnnees
zifuf parsH cle ssarriirn Demofraieu lIeas
ueids. g. W. GIIsspcrfh III NIT eiller Msehrs
Ihsif poll 800 lum 9uauernpr nnb Gharlrs
fs1ulfp snm qieufenaHfs esIeuuernar fEipihlE
lpprkeri. Eie6 sfiat eine arefs 3tlnahnie felt
afAt1nz 9ahr. Dif Whies 4sifallfper hf6
selsessges llfh mif aroeeH .nlsArheiGea ess
lnshlf. 2llie q gfHaicrfn rillrifff hahfn
1If aahios II Il sefffof.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
Dergobe mieberfsbenbia.

Scr Iobe wieoer nbig. =
Gin Waanu su Qeipistaun, pennfplpaniru,
heiet ee, aIaHbte man baB er eiird nnmdfts
aea eiTen aeiiprbeu fei. gIl6 man i'm Negrilf
ltanb ihn in BEN 6dFg 3u legens fieI er anf
ben 8coen, ipeIrhe6 ihn 70 erfdinfierfe oae er
pieber gum geben fam. CT ifaHo duf unb
frna ip1s mdn NIT iha MAIDEN meile Gr
lpeiaerfe I'd, fir bic 9ebenlanr uHp anhere
peiAsen alusaaben ~ ht;ahlen, peepeeen
nlau lbu nerlIagt bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

Ghumas Gnnlap, Giq. ber preffhenf bfr
|ger. GtaateH 8anf. bet feine GtelIf Hiebers
aelegt uHo sor. s. 9. maarfin il einffmFiIi4
an feiue GfeIe eTwdblG fUoreen. SBeldIsfr iitlf
aher iueigerte IN hifnru Sol. 1Fassen suure
ee baum errihlf. naeleafr hifnkH nirh. @fniz
.se 9ueftrrru batru sltiafaas rrfgnirf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
9ic GrtrasSienuo.

Die Mit9lieber bee nddllten @cnsre8es Der
8ereiniaten Staaten, neldte bic leet ftcn
eripdhlt fIuo, ffeben in Der politif ute fclst !:
GemcfrateH S4
grfc Spfo6 10
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14

Grauer.-Gi Sine jeoe 3eituua, ucn beis
'ern parfbeien, iii philacelphia, uno aHreren
IpldBeH, III in Irauer aebal!t pe9eH benz abs
fterbru bee prefIoentcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14


Die Sdmtie NIB Wefmdnotf Oes prelIbenfen
liHD Die Sodupter oer Departementer.
Der 0ieesprefoeHt Der Scr. Staateu.
Gr.prsabsnt.
Ter Sberrid1ter uuo @ebulfen eer guprems
Court.
Der Yre(ieent bed Senat8 pro. tenn. nnb
Secretdr, Senateren uno 8eamten
ees Senats.
9lueIdnhifd)e Giefanbte uile G8efolae.
per, Siaa.en nno Merfauilhe Commit.
flener6.
IWitglieeer bss pauSes Der 3epreltnfanteu,
Hnb Seamte
l@jrnuernHre Der Staaten mno Territorien une
MitgIieeer Der @eieegebnng.
IRidjter Der @ircuits@curt bes Diftriffs Cos
lumbia, 9lopefaten iine annere @enrts
geamten
Die 9erwelter ber Gd,asfammer, 9ltbiferS,
Sd,asmeiffer, Reg:lfer uno Sadlmalter
eommtlilenere, nno aneere @ipifs
gfamten Der 9fegietuHg.
: sSfheiere uno Seloaten ees lekten Rrifgee<
pcld1e nter nem Befebl ces Gen. cars
rilon's geitaneen.
Die inecrp. 9iutherifit BON 1RafdinQton.
i lie incorp. 9Iutherifdt oen @ierrgetemH.
Gie ineorp. 9lufhprifdt BON sllerdneria.
j Burger uuo Grennoe, &c.
\ Die preSeffcH gieHg nm I2 llhr Wiffa96
xncm 0refleenfen laufe nb, fpdbrenn mefdfr
a3ett RancHeu jeee 1Rinute geIoef Duroen,
Juno ole @lcdeu Der Staet 3fauetfnne linfes
SteH Ger teidnam oes preflneutcn rpnrpe
anad, bem @ouqree 8egrdbHspfas aeHqHs
amcn, fpo er III eiue @ruft 9efeet murpe, nm
soon ea nad 8ir9inien in Die @jruff feiner
I sgcrodter bciaefrBf 3u rperoeu.
Snuienoe pen Gnipehner II piefe Treuaee
aoen pbiIaeeIpbtd, Baltimore, 9lidimono, &C..
Emlren am Wiitfwet Sci oem erdenbeardbs
Hnis, nnb gang 9Hafdiugtcn mar in 1rauer
sgebutt.
i 2sBfuiff bes S0rn. 11fer.
j Gurdl bic fdlHcfIe Senbun9 Der cffrieilen
EGad1ritbt pom Cabinet an ben 8ieepreaoent
3nad QBiIiamSbmg, 8irginieu, pe0en rem
4 {op ees trefoeuteu, tauate SehnI uferT
Jjeet Der prefeent Der Ger. Sfdafen, am
Cienifd9 Werqfn in BaibmafOu an. Tim
d 70 llhr madlteu Die odupfer Der perfdlieoes
Bnen Departementen inn feine anfpirtung
snno sciihn ihm ihren nffieleaen uuo periOnls
.2elpect. gle purcen nit 5rennofdaff pen
sibm einpfdnqeu. @r orndte iein tiefee Gjrs
dfuhl fur eeu Gerluif aus, ben eie Gafiou ios
zeben erlitten bat eurd ben 3oo ees preIs
zoent 5oarriGnu, uno per(Iferte eae er eie hes
zhen BerantrportidIfeiteu fIIble, bic 70 uners
2lparfet auf ihn Qefcmmeu pdren gr ipradf
aqefnhlpca bon be II 9egenndrti9sn SfaHe ter
! Sii9e, nito madte ieinen 8unfh befdHnf,
aoas er NIT ben 50duptern Der perfheeenem
NGepartementern nanb in oanf aehen niroe.
sltm bic ldipierigen Gefhdften Der 3eaierung
s3n pcnfuhren, une hofte eas IIe ibm mic
q 1iaft mo 3hat bethlehem wiIroeu.
Orr preIIoenf natm foean een fclafneen
] Sio uuo unferfdrieb eenlelbeH, in @e4rnwarf
aeeS @dbinets uHo Nidfer Grand
"ecJd1 ihtpnre hermit feierIid,, has 9Imfbf8
zpreileeuten Der 8ereiniaten Staafen aetren<
anuo uadl eem 3elten meiner 6dhigfeifen anss
z3niibeu, ano bic @pnftitutirn ber 8srttniafen
j dStaaien Sa erbalteu uno su beffneeH.
i eSobn Gnler.
5BafdinSton, 9iprif 6. 164l.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
Temcfrdten 30
9cfc SScfcs 43

Die Demrfratilde Wehrbeit i'm ndhaen
@euaree nirb eaber pom % bic 80 feiH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14


sIibssbeseaup.
geufraIsMajor WaIier Sunee, Befebl5babfr !
btr WiIiH.
9lioesbelgamp.
Cine sIbtheiluHg Der Q. OF. jufunferie.
Cine SdiDaoron Jreirpiuigf @apaIlerie.
Gin Battalion y. 81. Marines.
Gin Battalion 0rsimilIige 5nfanterie.
Sffieiere bet 9lrniee, Getmadt nnb wsariHe
@crps, III TuB.
Officiere Der MiliB nnb Treiiuiliaer Gorue
pom CiItriet uom @ciumbia, ID 9uB.
Sflflere Der WlliB nnb 7reipillarr @orps
BON Baltimore
Civil : Dro3efffcn.
qJer- Gtanten Warihaa fur ben aillrift pou
Columbia uno Sdlreiber Der GllprieHls
8curt
Die WlaDers bon Wafd,iugten @jeprqefemn
uub gtlerdunria.
Die @ieiiifiden pom 1iffrift Columbia.
Die Deftoren ees prefIbenlen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-14
Gemoftatifht 9lletrbeit IS

5u ben Staaten pe nod gBahfeu fir Mits
|afieber III halten fub, itanceu bic partteisn
|Uie fclsi:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
From Europe.

1he steam-pnckct Caledonia. which left
Liverpool on the 9TH inst. arrived at Boston
Oh Thursday last. The Intelligence by her
is eleven days later than previously received
though. politically, quite unmporant.
The distress which has long pervaded Eng.
land, remains unnlIignted, and business with
out material Improvement.
a discovery has recently been made. of The
fac, that moro than E300OO0 Bank Of Eng
land notes, tspurIous have been PIT in cIrcu.
laiion, supposed by some one connected with
the government. Great excitement existed
on the subject.
Daniel Ofonncll has been elected Lord
Mayor ot Dublln.
a fire recently occurred in the Tower of
London, which destroyed the Aunory, and
more than 300 0C0 stands Of arms, estimated
at over fl .0O0.00O.
The decision ~ the Mcleod cnse, seems
to have given very general satisfaction.
The lnsurrecton ~ Spain has been entire.
ly suppressed.
The papers contain many iicms from vnri-
Gus parts oi Europe. but almost exclusively of
= local chnrncler. aud without interest To the
general reader.
In ENGLAND. active preparation continues
~ progress, i,r war, eiiber offensive cr de-.
iensivr hu, for whO, special ohjgct, " fnn,, Is
unsrpub.
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this tale. They soon made it very com
Portable, and Sarah and Fanny's taste
were but one season employed IN making
il the picturesque and verdant vlne-coy
cred home we have represented II. ST.
mon prospered in his garden, and Sarah
in her dairy, while the pretty Fanny
made herself useful to both. Thus they
lived four years in uninterrupted peace,
reaping the reward Of cheerful toll, when
Fanny reached her sixteenth birth day,
in the month Of July, the period at which
our story opens. She has therefore now
become Of some importance, and we
shall leave Simon and Sarah, the hero
and heroine of our humble tale, to weave
.og ether the incidents in the life Of this
pretty maiden, which we shall call "The
Strawberry Gil."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
The pay IF The Members of the Old Con

The pay IF The Members Of the Old Con
tinentdl CongrSs.-Jared Sparks in late
lecture at the University on this subject, stat,
ed the following was the pay given to the
members who formed the Continental Con
g gress, by the several States or Colonie:
whence they were elected:
l. New Hampshire Each member had al
his own personal expenses paid. and ,h"s,
for his servant, aud two horses, and half Il
guinea besides.
g Massacbuselts-.Thc same as New
Hampshire in regard to the expenses and s.
day.
g. Connectcut-The sane in regard tc
expenses and S3 3a day.
4. Rhode Island-40 shillings q day, ant
no expenses paid.
5. New York-si day.
6. PenDsyIvsnia-20 slillings day, anG
all expenses paid.
z. Maryiand-40 .shlllIngs day, and nc
expenses paid.
8. Vlrglnia-A Half Joanncs q day.
9. North Carolina-GJ00 currency a year
10 South Carolina E}00 for their seryi
ccs during the first Congress.
Gcorsla-Gl00 during the first session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25
POE II r Y.
From the Boston Patriot
A i T U NJ n.

Autumn, how hoaul iful and yet TO me,
| Thou bringrst feelings sad, that wildly break,
The quiet tome Of summers memory
A. oiieniines upon moonlii lake,
Some playful wind, its liquid pathway wings,
And tremulously dances 10 the shores
Thus rudely banishng those starry things,
That slept Ia beauty on it's breast before.
So thou In thine own hour of rcckesshess,
Hast swept from summers coronal ito bloomj
Making her lOrcsi halls n " wildernessi
And garnerng ~ her sweetness in the tomb.
To menory's nnxious-oft reverted eye,
Tis sad TO view the tins Of summer iade--
And e'en n careless heart like mine may sigh,
To nee its glory anu its beHut. dead
Smile summer smile agsin--sre NIL ho past,
Ofthy once glorious brighiness-oh delay!
For one short moment, tho II were the Inst
Tho twrre the hectic lingering round decay.
There are 81 many thoughts whore gentle power,
Steals oer NV memory-when think al thee
Thy morning freshness aud thy twilight hour
And thy pure breath upon the azure sea
They are nll gone they all are faded now
Thy ciu- tering Wild flowers aud Thy tangled vinej
And Autumn bears them on his ruby brow,
Or hangs them wiihering on his rainbow shrine.
summer thy doom IL rend-when first the spring,
Sends out its he ariIelt infuenre-even then
When all on eurih seems just awakening
To live for aye-it needs no wIzaid's ken--
To trace thy fnie IN The first folded leaf
That opes it's pure heart To the evenings breath,
AMI know there is no JOY without its greet,
Nothing so beauiiml--bnt the reaper desth,
Bears Ia his grannry-Hnd we might lcnrn,
A moral Gom thee. if the heart would brood;
Upon the calm deep Fu,ure-or would turn
From liie'r dull wnsie-to thy green solitude
Yes did We muse thce-our thoughts might rise,
beyond this petty prescnt-souls might dare
To hold sweet converse with those evening skies,
When the cold harvest moon locks holy there. IIs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25

II MANNERs.-A due sense Of propriety oi
conduct towards all classes OF the communi.
II ~ Is obligatory on every one, though some
appear hardly aware of IL. The manners of
IL man are the mirror which reflects his dis
| position and the feelings Of his mind. Sua-
i viiy OF manners always gains friends mo-
rosencss cngendcrs ennlty. An atfable ad-
dress OF course always pleases a surly re-
sponse creates q prejudice and dislike
which years cannot dlssipatc.
That manners change with circumstances
is apparent to all Some men, when they
wish To curry favor, make obsequiousness the
/ predominn,lng characteristic in their man.
ncrs ; but let them get above asking favor
and their whole course of conduct is chang
ed. They are naughty, insoleni, overbear.
ing Those whose favors they formerly
conned, they do not now recognize. We
do not mean to say that this is the case with
every one. There are, we know honorable
exceptions. We have men among us, who
although prosperity has elevated them to the
highest rank in riches and honors do not
think themselves too good to recognize 9th
ers Who have not been so fortunate as them
selves, but whose claim to respect is equally
as great. These are Natures uoblemen
Some such we well knew. Would that there
were more Of them. Their manners show
tha, they are gentlemen. A proper respect
to all classes Of society constitutes gentle
man.
\ Others there are who will 80 far lower
their slupendous dignity rs to condescend lo
speak ~ Il man it they think they can make
n profitable bargain with hm but that done
all recognition Of him for the future is at an
end
The worth Of man is discoverabe by his
manners. His disposition, his liberaIty, his
philanthropy. are al once known by this ~.
dex. The true gentleman is not elevated by
prosperity, nor depressed by adversely. He
does not measure mans merit nor his re
>pcctabllhy by the length Of his purse
manners makes the man" OF what nd.
vantage is 1t for man to possess even the
riches Of CrGsns. II he does not possess the
respect Of his fellow being, 2 Boston Tran
script.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-25

Scientific bnproremrnis.-Dne Of the grcn
mudcrn discoveries IN science, is That Of tli,
Afteslnn wells. The earth is heated tnwnrt
the centre some think we live upon The
cooled crust Of n mass. once IN n state o
fusion oil over, from heat Be that as II may
the deeper VIC ptnctra,c the csrb.be warm
er the water becomes, until IL rises from 10,
decpes, nr,csinn wells. heated nearly tn the
boiling polnt By some pressure, probably
That oi steam. this water ~ thrown up wItl
grtn force. aud II is highly probsble That b..
tore many years II viii be used To warm
buildings, green houses, and even whole
.cilics. IL may even be- used, by an extensive
syst'n Of pipe lay ing. to warm large gsidc Ms
and hot brds. fot carly gardening. ~ y
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