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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

Tux MosEy RECOVERED Information was received
Yesterday in letter to the Virginia Bank, that the
500 900 of current notes, taken from the Danyllle
Branch of the Farmers Bank, had been recovered
The whole sum was found secreted in graveyard
So the Bank loses nothing but the reward advertised
vet that is enough have bought several of the patent
burglar proof vault locks, made IN New York.
p. S.-Slnce the above was written we have ascer-
tanned by private letter that The Teller OF the Bank
had been arrested and undergoing an examination
when the mail left. Sunday morning the old Sexton
entered the graveyard, according 10 this letter. and
found the Teller there who remained for time IN a
particular part of the yard After he had gone out the
Sexton prompted by curiosity, went over to where The
Teller had BEEN and discovering some loose EARTH with
his spade he turned il up and the S2o,OuO with IT, 50
the burglars had hand in this "absractlon. we
beg their pardon for having suspected them. And
what can patent locks do where the "abstraconists
hold the key' There lies the rub.
saturdays Compiler.
"TuE DAxyILLE OPERATION remains much as II
stood las, Saturday Terry, the teller, has been com
mitted as the fool who performed il. The Petersburg
Intelligencer says the money was found in hole IN
tomb tied up in two packages, and attached TO
stick the end If which was placed within convenient
reach This Terry drew of the list Of captured notes,
which 10 this city; and j, said to have done
the Job with handsome supply of tlourshes etc. 1t
IS the managed job that has been performed Tor
long while IN this line - lrscrdag's Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-07

BENJ. DUvAL, Trss,ee.
35-3t
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-19
Die tnuere Ne(t.

Setr tilt bas Ireitcn rer mcn(Ali6en Srutt,
Ors I6srjens uncnpLitts Gebntn
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gu trptiden 9NUbrn nnc SDrducn
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2a6 str &nbt uno 2Sabrbeit 9efptnDe !s's9 ss7 ~
Der 1T Der n,cnfrbdbrn 2Hdrot nisbt mrrt6z s,ssg
Scr ni9t fctn innertcs 25titn rrf1brt. -r
r1'H eiSnsn SIM, ri lit9t cir cic QHtlt.
9Se pcr QtttIs 0u,e tutflltct -s-' %
ia ftbtn rir tiujbtresn s5iIrtr trbcat,
Die ltnifrrm res $ettns 9ettatet;
G3Is ttria fctn MIR, ,ros 1T unc mar - +-
Gs wirr rem ttil:n 8cnlltbc tlar. .." .s
rim fcti>s binein lit ras scttn S'faaut -...
StH 8lt yu rem yo6.ttfen striebtct. .e..... .r
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. 2Bas mic Gin 2Ettbftl rernhtct - gay .s-. f..
13as frti b oasr 3irllSrun9 tntratFt, .s-. ... Fl.
~ 60 lit bic inntre sttt.isle Sraft sa-f ....s-
g ~ ~ 17 #st Ghr, e. .@rttktt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-19
oono. Yreitas, b~u l9ten J1ooem6er z841.

oall6 baute er ouf, NIT o1ter9ebduoe ulb MaarenlQ
GER Otrn, Nerr 9StlS? QGelde S1eoensart 9efdat
Shn nun tcner? .t......>...~s ...@..-
81, ba6 peritebt fId Die [ebte! ~ . - ,...r..s.
9Iber-lr gang lrar CT mir bod, 1tid redt, Der 0err
6 pr,,. Gcnn cr fa9te audi: oiel Gelo. peun er bcl
2lnen pcer Der S6ri9feit 9ab; uo bo hdtt' er mir
i,,er predclt b9cn, ,pe Der Soerr Gre H. r1etu allz
Serer 9S@dbor.-N, Serr sS,as, Der d9 ptidsn ben
tetoe 9enerft: NIB 81 pred)' id ulu nacb 3eit lno
Gele9enbcit, taO wie Der 5eerr Il, nnb bao tp1e
Ger Nerr & ON II. .. ......... .-. -.
O1eu> bei meiner Seele sd, tal'6 init ocrr1
50 II, NJ. Ga8 S0auS un0 pa6 8aarenlaser 9efdllt
mir. .
Gr mpNte olIn e. .-
9tel Gjelo Diel Gclo, leber Sserr qlitt GanSer
tltnefrt 9tettlSthnler. .. ...r... ....... ..
Seht ST, S,err gSiQ5 ? Gr miro Nhcu pcroen. Ga6
par goi1S rett.-gSenn man orl1 euem8rcunoe ber9t
70 mus 1l,olt frrcd,en, pte SNerr III M uub rDell
mani eincm 5Srcunoe ou6 Zee 9cth btLft, 70 mnB man
ipreden, ME SHerr @rea, .'. ...- .... .
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-19
e bin Ggy TIT.
Ben Gnset.

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terr 81 htas Witt mar alts elmer MIR ,,difT9en
@tab gebtrtt9 o ME tpelt ltber Gle ndcen Cbrfer
Aetcmmen. Denncd bate mebr BON Der 9Selt sefes
ben, ais Madcr, Der le @r6theil in ari5 poer See,
APPEL psrSert bat. @r er5dhlte 9eril alerhanb flene
gelhd)ten, Die CT fld, bic unD oa aus eauer Grfabs
ruu9 9e1mtnelt bate. ppetiffe5 8escicut hatten le
vsn9, aber oeltc mehr prattlldes, no oasBeonocrte
an !hnen mar ea6 brer je 5pet nno spet 5n(ammene
seh6rten. ., ,.
Gnral lcbte i'm ein junaer Sef1nutcr, S,err & Il,
feiaer &luetet peser.-Gi f1na Der o(te Qg / tt an
Hno ihmunSelte ::gBdr' lib ceu ,pirflidb 70 fll,a?
Die game Selt fa9t's, 0err 2Sitt. llno neil i'd es
dAsh germ tpuroe --4sa -a.. ..-. .,as4-... y. ..,
! Sc nun npeun gr baS tperbeu pia baS il teid,t =
@r mue nur fei6g ahk9ebem par GtQ> mic eS Die
slarren Waoben. g .t ..,t.s.-...T.-a. ,.@r -.
9SaS fpie es Die 9tarren uadeu2 .'Fs-
So cerf Iia nuo mnB es bann anScrs 1ada',
sls ,um @rerspel = T. o., =. ,e.s a..
9lls gum Grelnpel. IDerr Sin: Gp (ebte bahier in
r1elner c5uaeno el1 alter Slrtbmeticus; Elm eirres
9rdmld,eS minndct1 oerr e t nit 5samer ~ Her r.
9i9 tnler hertn une llirmclte Dor eb 1ebit n ste
ncnl Qeben lprat) er NIT feue,nUeuheu .-llnb cirem
ins Geild eben, o1s that er ilch tpc,ltqer inner
gudt er sans fnter in h biuet,.- -gGe eint Gr nun
tpctl, S,err Gilt bae bic .gente Den bieeen? -,
Bie ?-gtnent tiefllunigeH &cpf ..a. go.
esa, es bat ilaipcht! .gineie Garrcn !-S,i dht,
i'd, ba beintir feboeh Der Gttel ifan6 mir rlicbt
an-fpie Der oerr g cit ntnB ,l1ans l1ldt maiden.
DAD lit t,idt ft1.n fb elbff hinein eben: pa6 al,q,
ntdt fleb bu ben eeuten BRETT ,S SeGtf Soer ear
init fth felbft predeu pfr prih Dit Epber nit Sllt.
bsra!-9snn mas o|ft m }hpr, oerr 2ia S,att' ID,
81 ia ,pcbl! saerbines ga a:,s ,. 4sls'.s..s *s'
slber id3 tueiB ni,ft, O., 8d,s bod ppbY sdd,t,-
Tenn ba liefncdi en9ltoerer bcrul oaS spnr
fneiter SHrr int rcr gllftc aflcr its Sc
iI unb plauoerte NIT 9Gedt, mas ilr caobr hate,
i,nier be sReite terut. llno ben Nerr Ti7we ueint
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-19
I3ter Sabr9on9.-
8fntngtt110ell.

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xrGbetnt reaelmdBt9 rrcn 6rettN9. .,.. .<. ..
zOer 5uttrirticns prts III II al so 6 tn s,
in 9rrasts,ablun3 rrer 1haIer fas r 3ctn9 nit i'm
ntr Dalb Scr ltten Jo1lfte rcs 9aDrs tcjapt MIR.
Die 3situn3 ann nnr Damn aufJ3cttn wrret, "tnn all
Nutr1nee tejapt hne.
Die 0ercneln9 8rAtlt !uf Soften rer nter@rt1ter
4nb 8t un rt trns8ster mBtn rptfrep en9"Nnc merre
s. Nn;tiscn w.pen rte Htdn 9retie cling trGdt; mBc
trr tcsb t1ar rtsnbt mcrrcn, nit ouf pnItt9s
1rt in Nttbnun9 fest. .-- ."'s-
eag Sober 4rifntetiter hat oaS 9tcht, ct,en Srtef
III peben, ltd 3etung69eo tcRnoet 20 fire all ben
Drufer 81 u6ericnpen.
Bstu ms unlere entfernten 2cier olio Gelo ienben
fpoae, c braucn lie ,1,tr 5u brem oitneilter 81 9ez
ben, lto in 1cer @eQenp1rt o15 Gelo it eillen ref
an ing ;u legc Gr hrcibt oOann Die 2leprc6e ooron
,,o fransrt sen Grief ,pooNc oen Sn6cvi6cnten tpe
benz Drr,Gter ba5 @JDlt9el0 erIp1rt miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-19
9(u5iprii0e eenfencer Menffen iiber Inter
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Sto iaote: forge cafitr, oaB bu BON cu9enb ouf
nf1mmeln mo9e. Sie 1T bon allen @jtterm
oas Oauerbafteftc uno oas bette 9feSele ourdls See
6en. . -s. ..~ Hs9 81ahE1 f@ve
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in MnlIdt oes @rperbs, bes 9Si6enS unb Sennens
pe 6fter ii, efatr tpdre, ais bic &tnoer tcrsrmen.
gr fdet: I: piele grsieber fIno elenoc Sd,marebef,
metdeln Der gisenliebe Der @lter,tino pcrnese bic
Sebler Der Rnper onatt e aus 5urctten. llno etef
ernen Die SUbue Der 9tetdeu uittso gut, as feitsrt
nnb fabren bcnu Die Nerce lne bic eistse ipelde
ibnen rict ftethel ionoerIt fe berabreerfell Oenn
Ge bic 9fettfnnt nicbt rettt oeritchen.
@pt fur ibrteb an ben Wtnic1itS = foeotr Der
Saualins ioa fdanten nat 9Seisbeit gu rtugem ned
Der @jreis ntiloc peroen, inlter netr esuaairefu.
Deun eS 1T nie1t il, Nteu1, ,eoer nteif soe aber,
re nm ;tr G'eunbheit Der Seete Srl 9elatgen.e 9ef
a6er fast bic plhre 3e ba;n iei fir i'm ,ict nit e
tomnet pber fur i'm fhcn povlbeD oer feinf etenfo
piel S lu9e as bat Die 3eit 9fi,dld 81. fein, fur ibi
mdt ba et, orer rht n,etr iei. Der@rts fclalterno
an ugenorr tDahien tno bfihen, tlno oer Staglin8
fol- BEL perStpnebmtihfett Der Sn1eno nad gint h6
Sefonnenhett ifre5en ur, frttles i, Die 5asehe b
1 VI &liFf@f fsts Pa ~+Hr @n ss4s
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-19
Mt'e nj an Defieiat ma 6taa
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Grlfe MethDce.

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ednbb,treai erGiebt fl, ba6 gc9erpdrtia s46a5Sy
stfer 6fentfthe QSrtcereen oer,een ,,no snni Wrff
te berett fIrb, at ef uod ntdt gum
etot "a fIei,ie dufgenpm,neit nepor
fe let oe,r 9iftonspcrfal,fe ett aas9elsst persll
10 lit oiefs lltgebeire Mae e1uDes aaiee Gesfanfse,
fedenbeif! r ,I.G.Tsa Nf !sa gss!sE sHisG ysn -
fSgs eraibt ftt, fegrcr, bas ie prut Atea os1
ltiir 5s4,s69 alfef gum 8erfaafe saae@ betsla
s. 20 NsaN ssa ssa aEs6 ,ss!sss 60 -, -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-19
I Drummer I9..
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gang a0ein 9ebabt : - - : - = -
ernDers Sa, err, id, fcr,nte abcr i,idt ,pcbE ov,s
eers, oef al5 metn Sobn ltl1b ntene Speter fdrben
lpar 1eano onft llbrig, d) ieirer ansulebmen, uuA
@rtt helfe mir, m fonnte tpeuig tbur, ais NIT ib tpe
men l1l'o fat oerhun9cru. -..@ =. e.: .a - s
Na9trat: gEte langc fIub feiue Gttcrn foot I? ''
eOuYerS: W3cu Sphn ltl1gefdbr ein cSabr, Oerr<
aber letne ar'e Soter 1T ert nngefdbr Spei Ncndte
BON 'lls gefheoen lno tt 9aube ie itar6 Dor er<
5eeto nno neil e fete Nttel bate, ld1 pabrenbiy
rer Srantbett 5n eerpfe9el. p aa.ssa l,@f
Maaifrat Slrues GjsfA6pf! slber spe habr Sbr feis
@Grer Eooter Gnb qetebt! !. --.. = ~ .Tgsr seq
-ScnDer6 Sd1 tpeiB fanm, Nerr; otteiu b6dltene
aBer p,r ictr pent9 Otdt pe9te 9e[e9entlid, einet
Sflet Spetfe bon ben Otaebtarn s1 befommen uncs
Si15 mar aI(e5 Do5 mir batte1. E,s rs= = q -
gRa9rat: >gSarum tabt SIR Sud, uid1t.or bic aes
hDri9eu SebDrben aepanot cte GcmulIpners hes SIrI
gum Seiiptel? I'D .-ss@s ,HssE7 ~ 9@5sa@
ScnDerS: cSt1 bate ben Nheuntot5mns, 6err, sitn6
mar 1t pern1o9eno Sn geben; utl1o pu6te 01temano,
nit ren, te hdtte forethc f6mtcn. .a5 r ,F1s~H5a
Ma9trot: Sitter @jptt! lo MOTT eSbr 6atnit faasS
Ell, raS hr 9tter1dnb tdttet Gid su oerpeae DDerg
Sor9e fir Gl,er Sno t1' tra9cn,
@crDer6: Sa, Serr trer9lten5 tpar Der arate f(ene
tat nen en59er Serpfle9er, tt1c er erbiet iId un6
MIDI, troem ef bon ren Jeod)karn betelte - 1. -
Wa9litrat: Scabt Sbr Sertpanbtc uns 2eben, pess
@oaYcrs? fs'.@'s-t - "5 ss# ,aEa s.ft s33a1f a%s
GcnDcrS Jeen, Serr, uiett bag id, mIste; tdqdasss
be, oaB Der drnte f(enc dt uno eh Die Qestett eSs3
8efhlet5 Tno uno c6 n16cbte r ulss bebe gut lepna
ipeun mir ebenfals bdbn Yudren. s9a 81 5aEgEs e5sa
Wa9itrot Seto SIR Elm @in9ebrrrer bieies eaHs'
bes f# 500 49, : r. =.r :. ~ as9 ssf3sia
Scryers: Gein, nerr, it BIZ, cit @nSlinber idyUar.
81 eirter 3e Wojcr i srpOlfte Sufa'tteriea ae8tens
te no babe big Dor cti9eu 5abren Sura6 haIbeM SOI
Ienipfan9ert. .a@ .a%s saa s.2ss-ss - as4gsss
Jaaagtrat HID ries fdn.es Oos Gltsp AalbG asoIDa
Cub entSc9en wurbe ,--.2 sR.TS ff-ftas
eonYerS: CT tpuroe mir ntdt entso9ent. oerr, Gan.
bern t ano mid nit oer0te9ierun9 ab, u1 eue Saal
eret ;u faufen. -.s ~ S#:1s ssaa lii
Ma9titrat: llno tpas tpuroe aus Der gdneret2 sris
@onYers fre purce uibt 9efnuft 5oerr; i'd bsfanE
t e Stod in Der 9f orburD 8anf um m / n
s. elo ;u Il der II, bis th zine 8anrreifas
h c bic III II an II iinoe unO oprlpr Mues,
a Is btefeGbe bro adj. t..4a 80
Wa)iltrat 9att Shr 9eitcrn @opas Su gsadt sesef
fen g..
eonDer5: 0letn 6rrr, id fctete acitern fstue Spsi
ZEN r9eH9 etner 9trt H. oas are Gnb bate nid5ts alS
etlen Dfemi9mertb Qebfud,eu. - @.Is>s
M'Siltrat: 9SchL es iolI fir Gud, Beioe sefcr8t
perbeE. Eta s.AaIata@
llno Der rne aIte Manr uuo ein tleiuer @ntel,pnrs
ben 1T elm anoeres 3ntmer 9sftbrt, no bas erltt CUTE
Hrnhitif Sas lestbe tatten, fo9eth fr iIe an9e'
1dbaffr ipuroc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

THNIIE undersigned has the honor 10 inform
Il. his friends that he has established, with
the consent Of the Postmaster General, AN
hGESoy IN WAsnIsCTOE, for the transactions
Of all such business with the Post Office De-
partmeni us those Interested may sec TT 10 IN
trust to his charge. After service Of five
wears in the contract office, and as correspond
ing clerk, with credit Ia himself aud saiisiac
ton Ia his official head tho underslgned feels
no hesitation in attending To any business that
may be conidcd To him. Claims before Con
gress, Land Patents, Marshall's Accounts, Pen
sions aud Patents for useful inventions, will
also be attended to with despatch M rommu-
nieations must be post paid, and enclose re-
Thinning fee IF Goe dOiiarS 10 reeeiee attention.
The Undersigned refers to the members of
Congress generally, to The heads of bureaus at
Washington, 10 his late brother clerks, and To
the principal mnil contractors III the Union.
The undersigned has blank Bids, Guaran
tees, and Certificates, ready for bidding, and
will send them To those requiring them
When il is considered that large number Of
bids al every letting are sci aside for some IN
lvrmaiity in the guaranty or certificate, he feels
satisfied that the contractors will ind Their ac-
count in procuring the blanks from linn. A
state Of The old pay and service on ron'os de-
sired, will also bo forwarded with the blanks.
JESSE l.. DOW.
Washington, May !, 1871. Ijc"ll
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

3 NEWPORT is just the most delightful
spot to DO found any wherein crea-
tion, we had almost said-at this season
Of the year Thousands flock 10 Sara
toga to pass few weeks or months and
endure the most intense heat, in crowd
ed if not narrow quarters, 10 bencH Mei,
health. Here we have the pure, invi-
gora,ing ocean brcezes--soa-bathing on
one of the most beautiful Beaches in the
world-plenty Of fishing aud fowling,-
fine roads on the Island for pleasure
riding-exccllent boarding houses and
in short every convenience and induce
ment for the invalid, or the man of
wealth and leisure, to como among us
and make themselves comfortable, to say
tho least, during the sultry summer
months. And we are happy to say that
these inducements are not wholly disre-
garded:--of lato our boarding houses
have been fast filling up from tho south
and elsewhere, and many annual visiters
have bcspoken accommodations. There
il ample room, however, for tho accom-
mediation Of many more.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

DrATu OF GEN. MAcoMB. The death of
General Alexander Macomb, the General in
Chief of the Army of the U s. is announced
IN the Washington papers, and occurred by
apopcxy at half past o'clock Oh Friday.
General Macomb, as we learn from tho Mad
isonian, entered the service as a cornct Of dra-
goons in 1879, and was in the military family
of General Alexander llamilton; he command
cd at the successful battle of Platlsburgh during
the war Of 1912 received a gold medal from
Congress for his gallantry, aud was appointed
by President J. q. Adams, Commanding Gen
eral Of the Army of the U. 5. in place of Gen
Brown, in 1898 since which time he has
discharged tho duties of his Office in Washing
ton, excepting occasional absences to the front
cirs Of the Union in ODE doncc TO the calls ol
the service.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01
lCOMMuNICATED.

To tho Honor able, the General Assembly ofthe State
in Newport:
Tho undersigned, citizen of Warwick, Rhode Isand
begs leave to call the attention Of your honorable body
to consider the proprety Of nbolshns the law regulating
tho snle OF ardent spirits and wines. in this State bo
Ning that the granting of such privileges does the
present license Law, renders the State virtually rospon
siblc for the evils resulting from that trnlIic.
Your petitioner would represent the law which lend,
monopoly IN this business, being destitute o
publicani-n, equity and morality. lie therefore would
pray your honorable body, Immediately to abolish all
acts which support in business that they have
natural right to pursue.
| ls,. Because they are wuntng in equity between
mnu nnd man.
| 2l. Because Il lends men into immortality aud vice.
81. Because the business II protects leads to every
species Of crime named in the criminal code.
4th. because IT attempts to put value upon moral
evil
4 b,h. necnusc II makes the state accessory ioovi
Il Cth iccnu-o II protects y, stem which leads to four
minis of nl the paupcrsm in the state.
eth Bocnuse it allows men to traffic in an article the
uso Of which produces dscnsc and death.
II sth Uecauso II harjrns the conscicnces Of men, in
allowing them to traffic in poison which annual,
jeroys the happiness comfort and life OF many ofih'
subjects of this GoN ernmont.
II OH Because Il rcconcil,s public feeling to NIL the
evil, and m.srios which follow the sale and use OF IN
II IltoNicaiing drinks.
II 10Th Booause the people have To great oH:en lost
II their confidence in such legislation and even the
peace officers themselves who have been sworn to pro-
tee, the law do rcquon,I, se liquor in defiance Of the
same and notwithstanding them oa,hs, they hn," ~
r,ny of tb. towns suaared said law 10 he violated.
II TItpNAs TRW
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01
The most popular Summer Bev,-
rage Is

w NJ. BROWNS Sarsupariia Compound,
" or Silver Top. This celebrated sn,D.
mer beverage bas al length found lis way
iuto Cheshire county. We have tried u aud
rind II all u Processes 10 be. u j, RECON-.
mcndrd too for lis chcapncss, "ahnn, one c.ni
lor halt pm, luo,bler!"--.N H. Sentinel.
WM. BgowN's SARsAPARILLA CoMpoUSp.
The most popular, the mpst Pheasant, thu
most Wholesome, aud one oi the most power
Iul purltyers OF tho blood. Every body ~
2ralslng y, aud all are IN pursuit OF IT. See
'hat you get the genuine, and call for WIN.
Browns Sarsaparila Compound. The artI-
Gle Is for sale by all the Grocors and many
oi the Druggl isis IN Boston, Salem, Wurccs-
Ter, Lowell, Springfield. Hartford. New la
ven, New BEDFORD, Fall River, Providence,
Portland, Bangor, aud most of ihe country
towns nrc supplied.
Dealers are supplied at the manuaciur-
,cr's prIco nv all the Wholesale West lndlu
Goods aud Druggist Stores IN Boston.
II Is the cheapest preparation oi SsIsapa-
rlla now IN the market according TO The
quality Price 80 Gus. II bottle. including aIb
soda. No one can doubt IT'S efficacy after
examining my new steam apparatus Tor cx-
traring the strength from The root. And as
u further evidence see certificate VI AIR Frs-
srndrn.
hereby certify that within the Inst two
months have prepared ~ my mill, ios Wa.
Brown, Chemist, iSI Washlug,un street.
Boston, two ,lousand i've hvn.lreL pounds 81
the best oi Spanish SarsaparllIa; the greater
part IL already used up, IN manufacturing
hls celebrated Mead Syrup. have iurlheD
orders TO prepare more.
PHILIP y FESSENDEN.
! WILLIAM BRowN's SARsAPARiLLA MEtD
makes a capital beverage for Tins wsrp,
weather. 1t Is cheap, Wholesome aud ~.
frcsblng. IL is almost ~ fashionable as hard
cider ..- f7msmoni. Nh Eagle.
a." WILLIAM BRowS's No ! SiLvEn
Tor SARsArAR,LLA Cunr0uNp MkAp SiRur
makes the most popular and Wholesome
beverage now ~ general use. PIce 80 cts.
including soda. which makes thirty hall pm,
lumblcrs. Use ice waller
Brunswick. July 20, lS{O. To Mr.. ALFRED
Mclcllan--Duar Sm: In reply 10 ynur re-.
quest for my opinion of MIR Nm. Brow
Sarsnrarlla or Mead Syrup, called Si,"r
Top No. L. ! would say, tnut have iour5
IT peculiarly pleasant To the taste, aud IL, orr
able III It's action ON the stomach. In both
these respects, depending probably on The
proportions of the ngrrdlcns, consid'r ~
superior l." any which ! have ns'd. Yours
respectfully. 7. e.. Cl.EAVELAND,
Professor ot Bnwdoin College.
\ For sale in Newport, by K. J. Taylor aud
II X. II. Hazard. d.-Dcalcrs aud families cuu H.
supplied by them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

EOR SALE q valuable Lot Of Land situs-
Il ted on the Fast side oi bellevue street,
containing between aud : Acres. IL being
IN the vicinity oi the contemplated 'n''
provemcnis in the south pah Of tho TOM.
renders il a desirable situation. aud eso be-
lald ou, into several convenient hous, l"'s. -
Also, a dwelling. house with lot ot lsnd. ~
Spring.rirrc,. at the head Of Brewer rur'i,
late the property of John X. Sbear'nsn. d..
II the above estates are not Disposed o' b''-
lore The Ut OF August next, they VII brD
be- sod at Public AuctlntL For terms. hrply
to STEPHEN 4. NORTllAM.
Nrwpoft ;uu, y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

IlARnIsoN's TOMB. A friend Of tho
editor of the Lebanon Star, writes from
North Bend that he is engaged in pre-
pairing the mound or burial place for The
reception Of tho body of President llar-
,isou. lie describes it as n very clc-
va,cd spot, II short distance west of the
dwelling house and opposite the mouth
of the Whitewater Canal This spot is
conspicuous from The Ohio river, and is
perhaps the bost thut could have been
chosen. A vault is being built upon
il, and il is 10 be enclosed with a plain,
though neat and substantial fence-'har-
monizing in this PARTICULAR the writer
appropriately says, 'with the lilo and
character Of him who is to reposo within
its pale.' Trees enough Of tho original
growth have been left on tho mound to
shade il, and give il at once an appear
nnco of great beauty. Such il should
have; for il will be pilgrim spot in this
country, whittier thousands will repair
yearly in respect TO the memory Of tho
great und good departed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01
THOMAS TEW

To Niagara In two nights and one
day YOU can 60 from New York to bnl-
falo. The first night is sPcn, on the
Hudson, and the second on Lake Onta-
rio. New passenger boats have been
prepared ON the canal from Syracuse 'o
Oswrgo, IN which The old trouble oI
close slowing aud want of ventilation nre
very well rcn,cdied; aud Ms to the steam.
crs on Lake Ontario. there 10 nothing
more comfortable in the world jour. q
Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

The solemnitios attending the reno
val of the remains ofthe lato President,
were duly performed on Saturday, at
Washington. Tho body reached Balti-
more at =. M. and was 20 remain there
until Monday morning, when it was to
be conveyed by the Baltimore and Sus-
quehanna Rail Road "a special train
having been offered by the company for
that purposo,( to Colmmbin.--The re-
mains were accompanied by his son,
John Scott Harrison, and by the Com
mittce ofthe citizens Of Cincinnati.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-01

The Suffrage Association arc to have
grand parade and celebration in Pro-
ydenco, on the 9TH Of July, and an oru
iion by Rev. Mr.. Balch. A long pro-
cession is announced, to march through
tho principal streets.
The steamboat Balloon, to accommo-
date those who wish to attend tho Con
yontion, will leave this place at I in tho
morning of that day, and return nt 8 III
the afternoon. Badges for the occa-
sion may be had Of Mcssrs SamI Hop
kns and Charles N. Tillcy.