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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
Arrival Of the Steamship Acadia.
TUELVE DAYS LATER.

The British Mail steamer ACADIA ar
rived n, The wharf in Boston on Sunday
at about two O'Clock having made the
passage in less than fourteen days
The Acadia brought out 10 passen-
gers, leaving 80 in Halifax.
The Queen had gone on visit Ia
Scotland.
The new Mexican steam-frigate Mon
lezun,a had been seized at Blackwell,
or being armed s equipped in violation
Of the neutrality law.
The English papers generally appe ar
satisfied with the Boundary treaty. The
London Times says-"lf it is to be re-
garded as the price Of peace we regard
Il with unmixed satisfaction.
The British troops sent to suppress
the outrages among the Doors at Port
Natal had been defeated with great
loss.
! he harvests in Great Britain and on
The Continent were nearly all in, and
average much better than for several
wears past Under the impulse of plen-
~, trade was gradually reviving, and
he condition of the poorer classes much
improved.
The troubles in manufacturing districts
had almost ceased. Most of the disaf-
iccied operatives were returning to their
work, al improved prices for most kinds
Of labor.
1t is calculated that the present sum-
mer is The hottest and longest experience
ed m Engla for the last "a years.
Mr.. Everett, the American Minister,
was absent from London, OH short visit
to Paris.
Late news from Consiantinople and
Turkey and Persia was pacific, and it
was believed there would be no war,
though it was rumored that the Persian
troops had entered the Turkish province
of Wan
CARE OF Coop HopE. Papers from
Cape OF Good Hope to June 10, give an
account Of an engagement between u
detachment of British troops, under the
command of Capt J. G. Smith, and a
party of Ouch Doors, at port Natal, III
which the former were defeated with the
loss of number of men killed and
wounded. The force OF the Dutch was
estimated at GOO men.
FRA>cE. The Regency Bill passed
he House of Peers by vote Of 1863 Ia
ii. The report on the bill, n very elo-
qucnt and dignifed document, was drawn
up by the Duke of Brogle. The Cham
bers were prorogued to 9th Of January.
The Regency bill passed the Cham
her of Deputies, after an able debate,
Aug. 20, by vote of $40 to "a. On
this question NJ. Theirs joined the min
's'ry and supported the bill.
CuINA. No event Of importance had
taken place in China. 1t was said that
the Emperor had fled into Tar,ary.
The preparations for marching upon
Chapoo were completed, but the expe-
ditIon remained inactive, apparently un.
Der the influence o. some Discourage
n,cnt.
I>DIA. The ntclligcnce from India
is of little Importance. The British arms
had been attended with various success
--bu, generally unlayourable. Sickness,
he heat of the weather, the scarcity
of provisions, and the slmoons were de
cimaling the army while discomfort on
account OF the state OF inactivity in which
they were kept was at It's height Akh-
bar Khan had taken possession Of the
Bala lllssar, and of the treasures which
II contained.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22

READING LouD. One Of the accom-
plishments which we wish TO see cult
valed among females, and which Il
greatly neglected or wholly overlooked
Is the art of reading aloud. 1t is mos
healthy exercise when used dIscreelly
since exercise is as advantageous to tn,
lungs as to all other pats Of the humGr
frame. The ability to read aloud a
grccabIy is also truly domestic acquire
which binds men to their hearths it vii
amusc the young, cheer the old, and in
slruct the ignorant jour. Of Education
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
WoMAN's IxFLUENcE. Nothing nce'

w OMAN INT ib 4'''''hr w w
taint the character of women the cares
of business do not tarnlsh the freshness
of their thoughts they are neither war
liors, magistrates, nor Legislators the,
ale wives and mothers they are such
as God wished :hem TO be. They forn
one half of the human race, and by Their
very bodily weakness have escaped from
the corruption of our power aud oul
glory. Let them cease TO regret thai
they do not share our passions. lie,
them leave to us, SAYS Jenyns, the trI
bune, thrones, and war, for If they par
take of our violence, who on earth car
soften it Such should be their IN
huence, their kingdom they bear within
their persons the nations To come, they
bear within their souls the destlnies o
those nations. Let them send throuel
The whole earth the words OF humanity
and liberty let them create an i'm.
pulse toward one common feeling for thu
love of God and our neighbor, and ibeI'
deslinies will be accomplished Arme,
are necessary for conquering the world
one single moral feeling can clyllize and
save 1t. Circular.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22

CoNNEcrIcur.-An extra session OF the Lcsi.latur,
to he held ut Hartford about the first or November
The Lowell Courier states that large number NJ
houses building IN that city, Rt the present time
More houses have been bnili mud n of build
ing the present year than have hech during either 81
lhe four preceding ytsr-.
The cold water army have hecome numerous w
rbiadrrhia that the Ciy Council are required To pro-
cure M additional watorwhrt for the Fnrmount works
The estimated sosi crthe rroton wuirr-works, when
completed, :. 900 600, the interest which is %.
400 per aHnun, 26sj per da,ono cent o zach per.
son.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22
CHpped Coin. Somebody is drivin

Clipped Coin. Somebody is driving
a great trade at clipping and boring coin.
Our beautiful new halves and quarters
are rapidly subjected to this base process
We hope the Banks will all reject such
pieces entirely, and that the same course
wall be adopted by the community gene
rally, or with the alternative o.; four per
cent discount. Something must be
done speedily, or we shall not have a
piece Of sound coin in circulation. jour.
# Com
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22

Changing WINES A law was passed
~ the last inicr's session ol the Ohio
Legislature which conlcrs authority
upon the Cuuris uf Common Pleas, in
The several rmiulirs Uf Dhln, to change
ih" namrs of persons. Those cltlzpns
gci rid OF bad or ugiy names, can do So
10y giving 30 DAYS umicr ~ sufnc news.
paper, aud showing reasonable cnuse Tor
The change Young L1dies, II H. added
sl,ll have The privilege ol changing their
naoms ~ The good old way
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22

Mr. Clay has accepted an invitation
to be at Dayton, OHIO, on The 29lh of
The presen, month, aud at indianapolis
IN the early part Of next month. Our
Wing friends are making immense ar
engagements u, both places AT neither
viii there be an asscmblage of less than
nom thirty to forty thousand people. -
rhe Whig spirit ofthe whole great West
Is already up Tor victory and Tor glory.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22

SWEETNESS OF NATURE. Surely ,her,
is nothing in the world short of the most
Undivided reciprocal attachment, that
has such power over the workings OF
the human heart, as the mild sweetness
of nature. The most riiled temper,
when emerging from the town, will sub.
side into a calm at the sight of a wild
stretch OF landscape rcposlng III the twi
light OF fine evening. 1T is then that
the spirit Of peace settles upon the heart,
unteIters the thoughts, aud elevaics the
soul TO the Creator 1t is then that W.
behold the Parent Of the universe in hls
works; we see his grandeur in earth,
sea, and sky ; we feel his affection IL
the emotions which they raise, and halt
mortal, half clhereallzcd, forget where
we are in the anticipation of what the
world must be, OF which this lovely
earth is merely a shadow Miss Porter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22

The Rhode Islander of yesterday states,
hat the account they gave of Mr.. EunIs, res
nlut"n last week, land which Mr.. Ennis rc-
qucSted us to say was incorrcct,) was merely
condensed version OF The report in the
Providence Journal. The Rhode Islander
copies the report from the journal, that The
IT 1t be correct or not.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22

The following resolution uas passed
at the recent Wing Convention IN Fa.
uuei Hall Boston
Resoired, That the conduct Of Gov.
ernor DAVIS III relation to the occurren
ces which have taken place upon The
bordcrs, IN consequence of the uniortu
nate difficulties which have arisen ~ oui
sister State of Rhode Island, has been
marked by wisdom, irmness, and strict
regard To the Constitution and Laws t;
and that throughout this unhappy con
lrovcrsy, he has consulted the peace "i
the Commonwealth aud the true inter
osls Of all her people.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22

Mahlon Dickinson, Secretary Of the
Navy under Gen. Jackson, Is one Of the
most active friends of protection and OF
Henry Clay, in New Jersey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22

The Mlddleiown Sentinel says. as Ms
Lucy Wugh,, q maid, was entering the porcl
oi 81. Stephens Church last Sunday, Mr.
Abel Brngham, widowcr, stepped up 4
Lucy nud said, 'Will you marry ne ,o.dayi'
She bIushngly. said Ayes, Abel" The,
were published. aud married at noon by th,
Rev. Thos. J. Sater
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22

OrsEGo REpUTLIcAN.-This paper
came to US a day or two since with the
announcement of Mr.. \. NJ. Barber its
former editor, and late reformed Post
master Of that town, that he had again
resumed the editorial department Of its
columns. The Wings of Cooperstown,
indignant at the removal of so faith
tul an officer as Mr.. b. proved himself
to be in the discharge Of his duties as
Postmaster,-in whose place one of the
most bitter opponents and traducers of
the ,amcntcd Harrison was appointed
came forward and re-insiaied him in his
old place as editor of the Republican,
which station he was compelled TO give
up previous to his appointment by Mr..
Granger as p. Nj. on account of his
embarrassed circumstances growing out
of the veXatious suits and difficulties he
had with the famous Fcnnmore Cooper.
So far as we can learn, Mr. B. made
an excellent p. NJ and if the Post
master General had known his rood
qualities rs well as re have known
them, we are confident he never would
have removed him to make way for q
person who possessed no other claim
for the place than his brawing opposi-
ton to the whig party, and being the
hero in the campaign Of 1910, of the
mighty achievement of hanging up the
enigy of General Harrison over his
front door.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-22

PnRENoLoGY.--l bad the pleasure of
attending the lectures delivered by Mr.
JonN M'lNTYRE on Friday aud Saturday
evenings last, at the Town Hall, and
Witnessing his oral examinations blind
joidd. | think all must be impressed
with the genllemanly, ingenious, and
eloquent manner in which the subject
was treated, as well as the remarkable
correctness with which Mr.. M. deln-
Gated the character Of the numerous per-
sons who submitted their craniums To
examination. Mr.. NJ certainly possesses
the happy talent of carrying conviction
with his remarks, which seem 10 DO
drawn from the page Of nature and tho
experience of mankind Like all other
subjects, PhrcnoIogy has lis advocates
and opposes, who are strenuous in the
defence of their own particular views aud
opinions. The one appeals 10 reason,
aud points oui the sIgn ON which II bases
hs prooi-the other appeals TO long
cherished prrludlces, aud dignllics all
innovniI0ns upon ptccOnc, we'd opiniuns
with the siguIiicaul name oI nuMnuG.
by Lazy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27
DIR. TRYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,

ONLY GENUINE, 375, BOWERY, N. y.
HNOR Consumption, Cough Colds, Splitting of
"a Blood, Pam in The side or breast, Asthma,
Plemlsy, Shortness Of breath Pllpitalion Of the
Heart, Debility. Nervousness, and all diseases Of the
Lungs and Liver. This medicine has been used in
the CITY OF New York with unexampled success for
eight years, curiag thousands Wh no were supposed
mcutable, II is nav used by mot OF the medical
faculty. the Clergy tac Press d the whole people.
Certificates ol extraordinary cures will accompany
each battle
SURPRISING CURE or CONSUMPTION.
Mr. r. Giad,hn OF Delhi, New York o. natural
con ,ninptio"s Constitution, has been saved from an
urtmely end Icy the use OF Dr. Tuylar's Balsuia Of
Llyeiwur A'scyere cold hrouah on an tack Of
Pleurl-y, and inns ended IN Genera debility and con
sumption. cunsiuni tou h, hectic flush, restless
nights, quick pulse, and continued loss Of hrsh, au-
Cured speedy DEATH but he commenced
me use OF tins haIsom he grow better and l. now
fully restored to health.
QUICK CON UMPTlON CURED. CERTIFY,
that my oldest aUzhtcr took The whocping cough,
which terminated m gtyer1 inflammation Of the
lungs We called Ia physician, aud 10 our sur.
PRISE he sid she da1seraus, IN uf he muck
consumption, and "p daily grew more and more con-
vhced hat her lungs were rapidly wasting away. /
then procured the ablcsi nedi ,a council could Of
three Physicians WIG, after treating her case Two
months, gave us no encouragement, but on the con.
tTary, discouraged us. lhen resolved to ny Dr.
Taylor's Balsam OF Liverwort, but with little hore
as her breathing was feeble to be scarcely per
SePuble by applying the ear close 10 her. We had
not given this medicine one month before she had SO
far recovered TO be able TO walk across the room
ana she soon after became quite strong and well,
and Tor which medicine, nextto The blessing Of heav-
en-, am indebted, and willing 10 be sworn to
these facts.
For sale by sILAs BURBANK, JR. and E. H.
PRENTlSS Montpelier, W.
N. B. Purchasers are particularly cautioned TO
buy no other than that made at 375, Bowory, N. Y.
city, I4tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27
WAR! WAR WAR!

|FENHE Wig Makers have declared hostiltes a.
L. gainst oar neiehhor DR. JAYNE, on account
Of his HAIR TONIC, which is knocking all their
business into 'cockcd hat" Ladies and gentle
men, old and young, nockng TO the Doctors
standard. Heads long divested Of even the first ru-
dinents Of hair, after u.rg his Hair Tonic. Op.
pear with new aud flowing locks, which Absaom
hms elf might have envied. BGardoss bows are seen
with large ana bushy whekers, and ladies smile
again through their ringlets more beanti-
ful and bewlt hing thnn ever. Bald heads dol.
ing their wigs aud throwing them TO the molea aud
to the bats, while the wig makers stand aghast as
they behold the demolition Of thrr business.
What will be the consequence of this war we
know mol, as the wiggIes are outrageous, and the
Doctor remains firm, and declares that 'some things
can be done well others" and that bald heads
may well wear their hair d. the hair OF otht
people. Weekly Messenger.
Third ST. Pa. Price 81. II may also be had of L.
P. Walton & Sons Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27
There a. "a Remedy for the aCOrsE
of HFsE1tlO1'S

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fueftou's certificate and then
l. try them :-"Alr Jones, SRA desire to benefit 9th
induces TO send this testimonial in favor of your
DRoPs FOR HUMoRs. For three years past have been
afflicted with a scrofulous humor which assumed the most
threatening appearance such throat swelling Of the
neck sides and hands large hard lunches the neck and
in the armpits accompanied with much and pain
To such extent did the disease rage produce appa
defomity Of the features my lungs became irritacd
intellectual faculties benumbed with the ire loss of the
sense ofsmelng. consulted several sklfu physicians
but all pronounced my disease incurable have taken
bottle Of your dcne and commenced using The second,
and to all appearance have effected perfect cure, and
longer bear the of this appalling disease For
strength Of lungs body and mind have returned and
the swellngs and lunches have disappeared This is
simple Of facts, which you at liberty to Use
as you choose. n. II. FULLERTON.
Pembroke, n. II, July &c, ls4l"
sU37A fresh supply Of this valuable medicine just re-
ceivcd and for sale al he Bookstore Ct E p WALTON
Il SONS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27
WORMS IN CHILDREN.

OF all the diseases TO which children exposed,
~ none are so fatal to them as worms. Unforu.
notely children seldom free from them, and
they initiate the symptoms Of almost every other
complaint they often produce alarming effects with
ou being suspected Worms are not only cause
disease themselves, but by their irritation, ag-
grayate all other diseases, wandering from one part
of the body the other, winding themselves up into
large balls and obsructing the bowels, and requent-
ly the throat, causing commissions, and too often
death The desired romedy will be found in Doctor
JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE which viii soon
destroy the worms and invgorale the powers Of di.
gesiion as TO prevent return Of them,
Prepared only at No. 20 South Third st. Phia.--
II may be had at the Mossrs. Waltons' Bookstore,
Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27
NEW ESTA BLISHMENT FOR CARD
INC WOOL

TTHE subscriber respectfully gives notice to the inhabt-
ants Of Barre and vicinity that he has been to Andover
which superior any in the county of Washington, and
has fitted up neat and eommodious shop Robnsons
Foundry where hc intends do all work entrusted TO his
care better than his noghbors. He feels safe in saying
better. Why say better? Because his machinery new
and better and first workman is employed TO tend the
machinery After Dragging this extent suffice it TO say
that he respectfully invites and all to call and see for
themselves and any wool they have to be caIded brought
to his shop, shall be calded with neaness and despatch
Prices for cardng o the Of ISAIAH good lots of
wool Of pounds and carded for 2 cents per pound
All the above named lots carded aud oiled with first rate oil
the times and under those prices becomes necessary
that prompt payment be made, On all unsettled accounts
after the list day of Feb 1913 90 per will be added
special contracts excepted. CLARK WATERS.
Barre Nav TO- 1912 56:3m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27
CHILDREN DIE on WORMS.

SHERMAN'S Worm Lozenges will entirely destroy
- all kinds of worms. Over million of Boxes SOD
yearly. DR. Zabrskie Chambers street. Dr. Hunter Jos
Sixth Avenue DR. Castle l04 do them in their practice
Mr.. Lorng Cross, house carpenter 80 Fulton street
cured three of his children of worms by only one box OF
Sherman's Worm Lozenges Children and adults are u
like subject to Only 25 cents a box. - =.
For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore, by T. + N1L'
TON and SONS. w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27
nEMALEBE CULPABLE NEG

EEMALE BEAUTY. CULPABLE NEG
Il LECT! 1t has been observed by visitors from
all other countries, well as bypersons OF The best
Guilty ated Taste in this that in no country is there
greater share OF female beauty and excellence than
in this city. Yet, while The shoe-iuer, dress'maker
and milliner are engaged in adorning natures best
gilt to man. one palt appears almost totally neglect
od-THE HAIR How frequently do the ravages
of disease lay waste the delicate form Of the fair and
beautiful, and though restored again TO health, yet
these flowing locks which adorned their heads
fail Off and never again return TO their original
beauty II is inconceivable how any person, more
especially lady, can manifest so much neglect on
this point, when "NEVER FAILING RENE.
EDY" can be obtained by calling at No 20, South
Third street, Philadelphia and asking for DR.. lsynes
HAIR TONIC, which will perfectly restore this
only neglected part of the female Ornament,
WHAT'S dollar or two 10 complete the GROWING
point OF female beauy7 For sale by Ed Walton
Sons. @-& %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27
CATARRH SNUFFl

NTARSHALL'S SNUFF is still curing the Catarrh
M and the various diseases Of the head as well as sore
eyes in all parts of the country and sustaining the repu
talion which has long since gained of being the best
tce of the kind ever offered in this country.
Each bottle contains three times the quantity Of Of
those which ore offered at ONLY % CENTS and is there
fore a much cheaper as well better article. For sale
by The manufacturers c. Bowen Middlebnry j. and J. II.
Peck 8, Co. Burlington +. H. Prentiss Montpelier and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the coun'
ttv 29
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27
REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

IN DR.. l.. PARIS celebrated Soothing Synp, Tor
children cutting their teeth. This inialllble remedy
has preserved hundreds of children, when thought
pas recovery from commissions. As soon as the sy
rup is rubbed on the gums, the child will recover.
This preparation is o innocent, so efhcaaous and
plea SAINT that child will refuse 10 let its gums be
rubbed with it, When infants at the age OF four
monhs, though there is no appearance OF teeth,
bottle OF The srup should be rubbed the gums, 10
open the Pore.. Parents should never be without
the syrup IN the nursery where there young chill
drew for ii a child wakes in the night with paigea
in the gums, the syrup Immediately gives by
opening The pores, and healing the gums, thereby
preventing commissions, (eyers &C.
TO the many cnquirers after this article, we would
say that we have received arge and fresh supply OF
the genuine article. For sale only by E. P. WAL
TON & SONS. al the Montpelier Bookstore.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27
OVERWHELMING PLASTER.

NGARSHALL'S continues unrivaled a strengthen
wi ing Plaster: also for rheumatism, Lameness or pains
the Sides limbs or back for Scroulous Swelugs Sour
w Sores, fresh Wounds and for general Family Plas
ter save For Corns morooycr-try 1t; pare close
sionay and in tine your cotns will be cured For sale by
the manufacturer G. Bowen MddIebuy, by J. and H
Peck and Co.. Burlington E. II. Prentiss Montpelier and
try %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27

EAAVE YOU A COUGH? DO not neglect III
IA H. thousands have met premature death for the
want OF litlie attention 10 u common cold.
Have you a cough DR., JAYNE'S EXPEC.
TORANT, safe medical prescription, cont amin
no poisonous drugs, and used ia an extensive prac
lice Tor several yeats, will most positively afford re-.
sweeps into the grave hundreds OF the young the
old, the lair, the lovely, and The gay.
Hare you Cough Be pursuaded 10 purchase
bottle OF this Expectorant TODAY Tomorrow
may be loo late.
Haze you Cough Jayne's Expociorant is the
only -emedy you should take to cure you.
For This plain Reason, That in uue Of the
Thousand eases where II has been used has ii failed
TO relieve.
II NAV be had Of the proprietor No 90 South
Street. Philadelphia. Also, of L. p. Walton &.
sons, Montpelier, W. 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-27
WOOL CARDING AND CLOTH
DIP EGGENE-

IT n. BAYLlES would inform the public that he
Il. has recently fitted "a New Clothing Works on the
east side Of the North Branch, directly opposite of his
old establishment, and put his machinery in the best
order foI cardng wool the present He would now
say to those wishing tier wool well carded and their
cloth well dressed that his old agent A. w Wilder, will
aerd all times in person TO the execution of orders in
the above line and IN the best possible manner.
Paase give us a call and your work shall be well dore
Village of Monpeio-, May 3d. 1912. 58