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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

)ROWN's COUGH CANDY This asreoabls arti
ID Gle prepa,ed by William Brown, n tbofoueh che
mist and faithful druggist NJ The corner OF Washing
henlihful aud effective compound In our market Tor
the relief and cure of the distressing and dangerous
coughs which prevaii among us In the winter months
u is nicely pTepa ed aud highly medioutsd WI ap
prov eApectuIaniS to afford instant relief Ia
The Iiaied organs the throat without producins Ms
il too oli' the with candies, nausentine and
deleirrious effect upon The stomach. Having unfor
iunaielN been compelled Ia use ,everal times wiThn
n couple OF years. have found II both grateful and
frend-.--1 lines,
y. u. lie careful to oberve the signature OF WIN
brown the dire, ton, there being several counter
felt articles IN the market call for Com pound
Bonrs.t Candy Medieated. The above is for suie In
his town ~ 4. J. TAYLOR. L. u 4 HAZARD. Oai
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
RHUMATIsM, GOUT, SPRAINS,
swELLED JOINTS, STIFF CORDS, PAIN
IN THE Limbs, CONTRACTIoN
OF THE CORDS, SC. &c.

S HEW Els 81 KITTREDGES BONE
~. LINIMENT COMBINED-a prcpa-
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this Linlment stands
nnrival!ed in IFS efficacy. 1t can truly be de-
nomlnateda Pain Extractor, as it will remove
pain when caused by the above complaints.
1t is put up in bottles at the low price Of 80
cents, and is for sale by most Of the drug
glsts. For the genuine, call for liewes s
Ki,tredge's Liniment Combined" See GER
tifcates on wrapper. For sale by r. J. Tay-
lor & r. r. Hazard, Newport, K. J..
Oct. 90.
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JUST RECEIVED,
"A fresh supply Of The (oiiouing
VAL u A b +
l)atcMt MeGtctnes, ST.,

~"sS"S @~sS~sSsstS~t WY
VIZ:
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Linilnent for the Piles.
Oldridge's Balm Of Counbia-for promoting
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oil--for do do.
Mrs. Gardner's Basam OF Liverwort, for colds
and coughs.
Browns Kreosote and Gall Tooth-ache drops
Moore's Essence Of Life.
WhhwelI's Liquid Opodeldoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuff.
Carpenters Extract Sarsaparla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees N l. Bilious Pills.
Thompson's Kreosote and Cali Tooth-ach
Drops.
Doct. Kipgey's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's I.inimcnt.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies As,hmatic Pills.
IIinckley's Remedy ror Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
Universal Com Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, &C.
Dr. Rushs Pills for Dyspepsia
Dr. Thomp-an's Tooh.achc Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doci Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs
colds. asthma, &c.
Lees Wmdham Bilious Pills, SC Sc SC.
for sale by -
II. II. HAZARD,
SION ~ rus 0oLDtS MoHrAE,
Mar he Court House, .Nwpod H. L.
AprIl rs, 1889
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ID T. N III II Il Y.

L EWIS F.. GALLUP, NJ. ID. respectfully
IL informs the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Newport, that he has returned to the Rooms
which he formerly occupied in Spring street,
near Trinity Church, where he will be happy
to attend TO all persons who may require his
professional assistance.
Newport, Aug. l2, lSfl.
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For Summer Complaint.
SHERMAN'S
CRETACEoUS LOZENGDS, !,

A RE an excellent substitute for the creta
"A ceous, or chalk mixture commonly sold
in the shops. They arc pleosan, to the taste
and two or three taken occasionally, will cure
heartburn and acidity Of the stomach. Chill
dren troubled with summer complaint, vii
find great relict from taking them. Sold by
[Sept. .. II. J. TAYLOR.
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Sunday School Books.

SELECTED with care for the purpose a
- large variety, such as has been approved
Of by purchasers for Sunday School Libra
rios The subscriber sells these and Family
Bibles, Polyglot Bibles, pocket editions also
all lor sale at cost by
May 81 LINES HAMMOND.
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WOODEN Yarn.

4 LARGE lot cf superior quslhv -iu.
n uoeivcd by JOHN =. TOWNSEND.
July z2.
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FACULTY.
At II meeting Of the Medical Society
Washington County, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed -
Rss0iped, That from u knowledge Of the
composition Of DR.. Aliens Balsam of llorc-
hound, Liyerwort, and Plcurisy Root, and the
most astonishing effects we have seen il have
upon our patients, it is our decided opinion
that it will cure Consumption and Liver Com
plant, and we do strongly recommend it TO the
iacnlty and the public generally.
JohN X. SMITH, NJ ID. Prest.
DAVID =. HALL, W. ID. Sec'ry.
Er, M J. l.. Rogers, w. ID. .New York CITY.
Dr. Is. ID. Allen, Dear Sir For year past
have been in the habit Of prescribing you,
Balsam Of llorehound, Liverwort, and rleurisy
Root, to my patients in private practice | have
also used il in the Hospital. find il a remedy
Of great efficacy in affections Of the Lungs and
Liver in cases Of Consumption, Cough, Asth-
ma and Bronchitis. | have found IT very eiiica-
cious, aud believe it is prescribed very gene
rally by tho profession.
J. l.. ROGERS, NJ ID.
To B. ID. Allen, NJ, ID.
From the Rev. Dr. Scott Of .NfW York.
DR.. ID. b. .Hiien, dear sir am most happy
to inform you that your lialsan OF llorehound,
Liyerwori, aud Pleurisy Root has cured he oi
Liver Complaiut; disease under which had
labored upward Of six years. ! have recon-
n,ended il to several Of my friends afflicted with
the same malady, and in every instance has it
been successful. Hoping God may spare your
life for usefulness.
am. respectfully yours,
JoHN SCoTT, ID. ID.
To b. ID, alien. NJ. ID.
CAUTION. iuJsrurchase none unless il has
the certificate Of "Copyright" on the wrapper
and label, and the written signature of
Il. ID. ALLEN, NJ ID.
General depot, ss Barclay street, New York
For sale in Newport by r. X. HAZARD,
at the sign Of the Golden Mortar. Sept. 8.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

years Of age. The number engaged in
four other employments specified IN The
census. 10 1926 ia this town. All the
students ia the college were probably
counted, while at other places, as at
Cambridge. they were not counted
Also, at Schenectady New York, the
number was 39!, or nearly | to Is in.
habitanls, where all The students may
have h"on couuted We apprehend that
no Uniform rules were followed through
the several States; and, therefore, tho
the general result may be correct in re-
spsel TO the States end to the Union,
there may be important errors in re-
spect to particular places. This re-
mark, we believe, is also applicable to
those employed 10 commerce IN the sew
eraI towns, for we find that in some Of
the towns in which we know there are
persons employed under the name Of
traders, or country merchants, mono are
counted as employed in commerce.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25
OUR GERMAN ADOPTED CITI-
ZENS.

In New York, the Germans rallied
with great zeal 10 the support of the
Wing policy Of Protection. In N York
and Albany cities our lriends have de
rived most efficient aid from them. 10
Ohio, this valuable portion Of our popu
Ialion have been abused and mjsled by
Locofoco demsgogues, and deceived into
the support Of the doctrines Of Free
trade. This need not be SO. The Ger
man comes from The "Falher land" i'm
bued with the right sentiments on the
question Of Home Industry" and to
qualify himself for a Locofoco, is oblig
ed 10 u%nIcarn all his prepossessions BY
suitable efforts on the part OF the Wings,
this state Of things may be reversed
The Germans are naturally in favor Of
Wing doctrines, and if sufficient pains
are taken 10 explain our politics TO them,
we should convert them into valuable
suxlIaries.
The following acknowledgement Of the
services Of the Germans in new York
city ia taken from the N. Y. Courier &
Enquirer Of Thursday after the election
%. S. Jour.
Honor 10 The gallant Germans Of New
Y0,k!
The manner in which those valuable
adopted citizens have redeemed them
selves from the tyranny of LocoCocolsm,
aud exlricated themselves from its thou
sand snsres, deserves the gratitude as
we'll as respect Of the Wings Of the
whole State ana Nation. They are true
as s%teel-truo to themselves and 10 that
good Wing cause whose principles and
they now so well understand.
To them we owe the election Of Hamil.
ton Fish az Representative in Congress,
10 them we owe the considerable re-
juction of the Locofoco city majority of
1910. To them in part we W our
glorious triumph in tho city Of Albany
change Of Seven hundred and eighty
sir votes in our favor. To them we
believe that we shall W in a great
Measure similar expected changes in
Onondags and other counties of the in.
erior and the West,
Noble German Wings! Tried and
aithfuI and true! Stout and s~leadfast!
rho hearts of your brother Wings
the Nation are overflow ing
with gratitude to you, and they will no
YER forget what they owe you, You
rave searched into the rallAcios and dc
,eplions of the pretended "democraIs,"
md you have "enlisted for tho war" IN
Ter the bpnner Of the ZoH Yerien,
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Change Of Edffnrs-

j w, White, ESQ. r~eIires from tho
GeaHsa Frcsman, and gives place to
Mr.. Dapid T. Bruce. The Freeman
has been a staunch supporter OF sound
republican principles heretofore, and
we doubt not will continue 10 be hare.
after. Mr.. Whites vaIedic'orv con.
tains a word of good advice. We an.
mex the followipg.-O. s. Jour.
Although in the late elections every
faction has combined together against
us, aud obtained partial success; yet, if
the Wings are true 20 themselves, the
trlumpbs of factions will be temporary,
The principles and doctrines of the Wing
party, are too closely and intimately in.
terwoyen with tho liberty and prosperi-
ty OF our country 10 be overthrow; for
should this sad event ever ensue, liberty.
prosperity, aud country would all per,
ish together.
But have better hopes for nv coun-
try. Lat no Wing despond but lot them
FURNISH anew their weapons and armor,
Cast far from them sloth and Incidence.
and On every occasion exercise the riyht
OF suffrage al the polls, without an ex-
cep,ion; and my word for it, a better
day will dawn on our path, and victory
perch once more on our standard.
But tho Wings must prove true to
themselves by supporting those who have
always proved able and faithful sentineIs
on their watchtowers. And such IS, and
has been, HENRY CLAY. He is the
only proper candidate Tor our next Presi.
dent. If he cannot be elected, none 9TH
er in the Wing ranks can. He is the
Republican Hercules, in whom all the
principles of our political faith, are Sc
curely embodied. Before his indignant
frown treason flies abashed; and in pre-.
sence of his enkindIing genius and pat
rlol'Sm, refreshing hope springs up. and
light and life pervade the region of his
influence. Wings, if you desert this man
RUN is yours forever. Adieu.
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pricesn A. we'll can they hope TO IS.
cape the odivm OF a bankrupt treasury
and a bankrupt people--their W han
dy work. These remarks are called
forth by the fact that Gen, Mcconnell,
our profound and s~agacious Sera'or, at
tempted a few days since, to convince an
honest and intelligent farmer, that the
fall in the price of Wheat was occasion
ed by the, Canada TariB! The ab,ur.
dity.of the idea maj leave some to sup
pose that he was not serious in the mat
ter. We cannot suppose him 80 igno-
rant as to believe what he said, but that
he told it seriously, with an intention 10
deceive, there can be no question. Its
IaIsity and absu rdity can only be fairly
understood, when we remark that the
Canada Tariff has not taken effect and
will not take effect for two or three
months if at all! The following from
the Rochester Democrat, N. York, will
eXplnin the matter:
The bill Ito impose a duty on Foreign
Wheat imported into Canada the Gov
ernor reserved "for the further signiG-
Of her majesty's pleasure there,
This is the usual purse for bills
OF this character. 1t will, therefore, be
Two or three months before it is posi-
known whether this important
bill is or is not to become a law
Thus signalIy fails this attempt to &C
count for the fail in the price of wheat,
so suddenly after the election of Wilson
Shannon, To the fall in the price Of
wheat may also be added a fall in Ohio
in the New York market. 1t
8 not improbable that we shslI hear of
Dur Senator attribnting this also to the
Tariff Nc ConneilSviHe Stand
1rd.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25
THE HARD TINES.

If any good could result from It, we
would be thankful 10 some Of four old and
faithful correspondents, for a communi.
cation which should portray the distress
hat LocoGoco policy has brought on this
community. We confess, we have not
the heart 10 attempt such a task; and.
perhaps, it would be useless. If reflect.
ing men are not convinced already of
the madness Of Lo%cofocoism, "they
would not believe though one were to
rise from the dead"
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From The CiacinuGH Gazette.
STATE BANK AND BANK OF IL
T,lN0IS

The ST. Louis Republican OF Novem-
Der Z, contains a long article, charging
upon "certain specuIators," a plot to
yet possession Of these institutions, with
a view 10 enrich themselves and deIraud
The bill holders.
The plan is to obtain an injunction, on
the ground of fraud, to get receivers APP
pointed who shall be- connected with
them, and thus 10 secure the assets and
specie Of these institutions. The effect
ofthis would be to depreciate the paper
OF these banks, which these spectators
would buy up, and thus, either through
litigation, or by panics, secure to Them
selves all the available means OF the two
Banks, at a triAing cost. The bill pray
ing for the injunction has been prepar-
ed, and all is ready, asserts the Alton
Telegraph, to carry out the plot.
"Among those engaged in this plot is
a somewhat distinguished exCIerk Of
one Of our Circuit Courts; several large
debtors TO the Institutions two very dis.
tinguisbed ~fnauciers, much of whose
experience has been obtained at the ex
pense of the State; and several specuIa.
tors " those only aim is to enrich them
regardless OF the mean hey EN-.
pIoy to suit their object They all,
feel secure in the attempted
secrecy Of their movements. But they
may yet learn, Tint crimes of sIighter
grade, like that of murder, will OUT
We suppose we shall hear more Of
this movement; if so, land the above
statements are true,) we hope the names
of all parties will be given, let their pc
slfion be- what it may.
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TEXAS.

The New Orlerns papers Of the 7th
inst. have later and very interesting
news from Texas The Houston dates
are OF the I'd and Galveston ones OF the
9TH. Gen. WoIl and his army, have
continued their retreat, and at last ad.
vices, the spies had discovered the Mex,
lean army, numbering about 5000, at
the Preside del Rio Grande, fortifying.
The spy company had driven in 5000
head of cattle, which the Mexicans at
tempted to drive off in their retreat.
The Texan force now in the field
numbers l245 troops. General Somer-
veil has so far recovered his health, a g
to have started for the army. In addi-
lion TO the one thousand men who have
continued in the field, it is thought that
1910 or 1000 will be ready to march at
the time appointed, on the 10th inst
Tho troops are all in excellent spirits.
and are anxious to take up the line Of
march for tho Rio Grande. The people
Of Texas are melted by a lively desire
for revenge upon the Mexicans. At
Houston, men Of all classes have enroll
cd themselves. The planters and citi-
zens generally throughout the west.
furnish liberal contributions of supplies
for the use Of tbs troops, and are doing
every thing in their power to forward
The expedition. Congress was to con-
vene at Washington, on the 18th inst.
A British fleet was at VaIasco lately,
bound for the coast Of Mexico. The
schooner Eliza, for Galveston, was
wrecked at the mouth Of the Brazos re-.
Gently. She had a cargo of $4,000
worth Of goods, which are a total loss
no insurance.
The prisoners taken at San Antonio
are now at the village of Santa Rosa.
They ali have the privilege Of the town,
except Van Ness and johnson, who are
kept in close confinement. The follow
ing is SAID TO be a list of their names;
l., Colquhoun, A. Neil, A. Hutchin-
son, W E. Jones, F. W. Robinson, F.
S Gray, CLANCY Johnson, G, Van Ness,
D c, Ogden, ]. Trampall, J. C, Morgan,
W c. Riddle, James Merchant, John
Riddle, John Tewig, r. C. Neiehbors,
Dr. s Booger, s. A. Maverick, N. Her.
bert, II. A Alsbury, David Morgan,
John Young, Samuel G. Morvell, S. R.
Nob'es, Wm Bugg, J.. W, Browne, A
FltzgerHId, Isaac Alien, Simon Glenn,
F. Mckay, George Vos', E. Brown, W.
o. PhiIau, John Lehman Davis John
Forester, Joshua N. Cruz, J, Dairy m.
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provide n new ones or give place 10 tho
Wings who viii MOI shrink from an hon.
est and faithful performance Of lha'im in.
Perious duty. The Wing Banking
system, it is alleged, has been tried, Il
has failed. If so, Tor Haaven's sake,
lie, US try the Locofoco system But let
it be, out.and out, L~oco(oco-a regular
built Latham anti.banking system Of
banks without, a single Wing feature a.
bout 1t, 0b iaitio ad fnem. The Loco.
foco members will strive hard to shift
the responsible ity, this winter, in regard
to banks; but we trust there will be en-.
ough OF the true Wing spirit in that
body to compel the majority to toe The
mark,
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Deception Mark III

Our opponents are twisting, winding
and doubling Iike wounded snakes to
shift of their own shoulders tho respon
HblIily Of causing the present state Of
affairs. They have ruled in the councils
Of the State between four + FIVE years,
aud Tor The last ls years, even up TO the
present time, they have swayed our ma
lloHol councils, and yet they hope to es
cape the odium Of our present Wtelchod
aud disordored condition! They have
banishcd aud destroy cd our national and
State currency, and, thus reduced the
vaIuo of Labor and Produce, yet they
are to DO excused because Of present
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

We have before us returns from all
the towns but FIVE; and the vote for
Governor stands thus: For Davis, Wing,
Sd ,448, for Morton, L%ocofoco, IS, S95-
scattering 6576. or the members OF
Congress elected, the Wings have car
ried five and the Locos one-In FIVE
districts there is no choice. The LIE.
gisIalure so far as heard from, stands
1870 Whjgs, 1876 Locos, and l Adolf
ZIONIST.
The election Of Governor will de-
Volve on the Legislature, the people
failed to elect. The political
com plexion Of the Legislature is unde
cided and will depend on the filing the
vacancies in those towns in which there
has been no choice Of membeys s.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

from its benefit. No applicant can be
discharged from his debts unless he
comes into Court with clean hands
The Court refused a discharge upon
those grounds. that he was a factor and
had kept no books-and that the rams.
isrs Of his property, and his inventory
of the judgment to Kedie were lraudu
lent.
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From the Cincinnati Gazette.
DECISION IN BANKRUPTCY.

James HoVghioH'S case al Cleveland.
H%oughron before coming to Ohio IN
1888, gave two notes Of 1900 dollars to
his brother in,law, Kedio, TO save his
property from execution. He after
wards confessed iudgemen, in favor Of
Kedle at Cleveland, on which az
ton was issued and levied on Eough-
tons goods consisting of seeds, n nurse.
ry, &c. He then gave Kedie a bill Of
sale Of the entire stock, tho execution
was returned satisfied, and no continued
business as agent, In August, l84l, he
prevailed upon a school teacher without
TO accept a transfer Of the seeds
from him as agent, giving his note a, 8
months, which he testified Honghton
promised to pay out Of tho proceeds Of
the stock, and then divide with him the
profits. lie had also taken a lease Of a
lot in Cleveland at the annual rent Of
Ten dollars. This he assigned over,
and valuable improvements were mado
upon it.. Afterwards he took hack the
premises, only paying the ground rent,
and occupied lhom as his place Of bust
The case came on for the final
discharge. lie had kept 10 books and
had iuVeutoried as a debt, part OF the
Judgment to Kedie.
Judge LraviH, drew a distinction be-
lween an honest bnt unfortunate debtor,
and a fraudulent one. The law made
provisions TO relieve the former,
while il sought 10 exclude The latter
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aIz,.~Aa III E8Seh
GAl&GGGIG9
FRTDAV:"m.:"NOV. 2J, 1912.

O-T The Editor OF fhe Free Press, for
some weeks past, has necessarily devot-
ed his attention to professional business;
but he hopes in the course of a week or
two, to resume his editorial duties With
renewed zeal and energy.