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dissolution Of Partnership.

YUNIIE Partnership heretofore existing under
the name and firm of Nowland & Snedi-
her is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All debts owing by the late firm will be Maid bv
A. r. Snediket, and all debts owing to the lats
firm must be paid to A. r. snediker Immediate
", or else the account will be placed at once into
tbe hands Of the Squire.
LAMBERT NOWLAND,
A. R. SNEDIKER.
January u, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-31

y go through every thing / undertake, !,
as the scavveuser said when the bottom Of
the tub, which he was carving on H..
head, came oul.n =" "'S
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-31

"Genius, kindlng with right affections
il can hold the millions in It's embrace and
throw kiss TO the whole world.".-Ban-
croft.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-31

GROWTH OF THE UNITED STArEs.--Tt
IS a curious fact, that the same ratio ofihe
growth Of the United States, has always
prevailed in the early stages OF the colo.
MES. Thus the population was,
In Hl0, 100000.
=" l740, l,0iG, 600.
This is just abou; doubling, in twenty
five years, we do the same now, aud
little more. Ii is not probable that the
ratio will much diminish in a century to
come.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-31

ne best way to please every body, is
@ mind your own business, and lei your
neighbot alone.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-05-31
Justices Blanks

For sale atthe Office . cfths Democrati.
Standard.
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Office.

March IA, ls4o. n.
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P r o S CTUS
OF THE FOURTEENTH VOLUME OF THE
Rochester Gem and Ladies
Amulet, for 1912;
A Scmi-NOnttly Periodical of Literature
Tales and Miscellany.

ONE OF THE CHEAPEST PUBLICATIONS IN TnE
TN T E d ST ATIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
TgEsDAT MORNfNG. SEPTEMBER 81. 9ssa

scale of hufnaa Destines, according 10 the follow
ing passage of ST. Matthew All things are de-
livered ME of my Father could he not instruct
US upon our Social Destiny, instead of sbiecting Us
to discover it by our efforts, which has been de-
layed for so maRv centuries by the Worlds foolish
confidence in Politicians ard Philosophers (ln
other words, by the unwi<c ,enacry with Which
men have clung to The false Societies established
b. Politicians and Philosophers instead Of seeking
for the Social Order prodestined for Mankind By
God
We will answer this question in cur next article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
WHOLE NO. a57.
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC.

SeltpreseTvaon is inherent p-inepe firmly seated iF
the heart of He aghts upon the shores Time the
helpless OF all Gods creatures, be Reason
reas her stan4ard he and thinks and enc-cle him
self with objects Of protection being endowed with that
mos, nozzle ntelsc; whch distinguishes him the head OF all
BY his pswrr leveed rivers turned from
hin 10 fly, it were ~h the wings OF the wind tSe
parke beneath his feet the gallant ship speeds
TO some distant snore But with all this deles ,,ed wisdom.
S helpless st; the green foliage OF is de-
s:r~yed by The autaUTal tooS, men cut down by
the anc disease Ii walks abroad and we Cannot stay
iis progress fall by the waysde, and others mourn
their ln, But The History OF mankind evnces gradual
Improvement, who WI say that suffering and pain sto
company in all our walks OF ife Among the mary and
important discoveries OF this generation recently
nourced the pablo, whose fame will DE written with
sunbeam the history of the past SASpss SARSApA
RLA stands forth alone. and by sows proo!au,s
powerihat eloqurucc, rresistiby affecting in the
appeals OF the suffering for r.liet, has been answered.
Diseases have been cured by this invaluable medicine uch
as not furnished in the records of time. These things
in places some Unknown town, but are
done in public places and the highways. They are
brt ugt before world substanlae beyond doubt the
healing virtues OF this preparation and the facts I'M
folded although gigantic, plain the light OF day.
and where is that High Priest OF Envy that can gaGsay
Truth.
The following cure Of nve,erate OF Scrofua is
submitted 10 the careful consideration OF DISCERNING pub
ic and truth vouched Tor from such source as cannot
be called in question. Il may well be aid 50 7rust
stran GER than Fiction"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
NIRE PROOF IRON SAFES The

E9IRE PROOF IRON SAFES There
can no greater evidence of The high estimation ny
the public of W!des Patent Saamander safe thaa ae fact,
thai since the Safes and their subsequet
Trials and tests almost every thing made for The purpose OF
holding books and papers are called py e makers ana
vendors by the name al 5aiamandeS Safes
ybe following gentlemen composed Committee Of Mer-
chaa,s nj the trial OF in blast furnace near The ot OF
WHICH wa, The ONLY one that stood the test, VII:
- go 'slessr. WAGSWORTH L. SMITH,
BALDWIN & CO.,
" MINTURN Il CO,
CHAS II. MARSHALL, ESQ.
,y74.-,s Salamanca Safes which have filled 70
rscrv. their contents OF fire, be bad only Of
p'e StLAS C. HERRING, Generni Agent,
No. l39 Waterst, N Y.
And his duly authorized Agents.
az" b. J. THOMAS Co. Albany.
e. c. SALISBURY, Troy.
v7 tr J. w STANTON CO, New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
A S S OCIATION;
Or, Pan Tor Reorganization of Society.

II The Edi.srstp Of his column distinct from that Of
The Tribune. Letters the sbject to be oddeSScd
postpaid TO A. BRISBANE, 76 LeonarGstreet Se York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
EyFNAJE SEMINARY at No. 80 Riv-
CRENCH LANGUAGE AND MUSIC

n Mr. NJ A GAUVAlN'S French Classes, IaaHs'cas
o-a ,ter are nov forming TIE Students are
renuested tn call and make arrangements fVae lessons
nav be had early IN the morning
Madame and Made. GAUVAIN viii also recel't pupils
l., Er and in Vocal and Instrumental siuSic the f',o
GUITAR The hours will be ess'. e that he e Of
Gentlemen Apply al ss7 Broadway, near Walker s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

u Lec:ure.-The regular Lecture before the Four
Ter Association, which have been delivered this
evening IS postponed until Friday Evening next Notice
will be given in Fridays paper OF The subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
NEw.Yo.K, August %, 1879.

I
Genenen-A tale OF misery and woe mine 10 te, and
as memory the task brings back scenes that
have pa,; shucder at picture and almsst wonder IL
is So months stretched upon bed OF SUFFERING and
distress lcked by the most eXcrrcating pain
aUonv-the only t:a from lips the voice OF
grsaning and my only hope despair Often and often while
others slept the still hours night, have turned my
face 10 the wall and >led 10 die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

1Iessrs Sands Gent-In the cholera the year
1882 disease rst made its appearance on The end OF my
tongue which continued SPREAD gradually for three
years durRg which time was usder the treatment OF diff
terent physicians without receiving any essential benefit
was savatci until the flesh droppc,. from my gums My
tongue was scaried frequently caucrzed slit l.ngthwise
ana croSSwsc until told that the only cure would
be my tongue oil the root; but as II seeme'! I'M
certain whether would put stop the ravages OF such
disease preferred risk my life rather than submit TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
COAL, COAL.-Bcst Peach Or

TOAL. COAL, COAL.-BestP Peach Or
chard Red AS. Coal-Lump, Broken ans Nut sizes
The undersigned authorised ake orders for tais eee
braied Coal al the very lowest prices either by the cargo
or tom delivered the be1ges free OF carriage IN any pa
OF this city Brooklyn
aiso GRAY Ash Sehuylki Lehish and Lackawana Coal
s AMERICAN BituHinous Coal, for ths crate, equal 10
bes Liverpool Bes: Virginia Coal for baeksm,Rs re al
,Se xe-v lnwes. nrice JOSEPH P. SIMPSON.
w Office No Ils Nassau-s,reet
- ,hcse n, , iarger ouauity. mylsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
NTUSIC AT THREE CENTS A Page

49, ~. ,, - 1.l,.a.-t.. ~ n R,oadway-CHAs
+ GESLAIN Music Publisher, constantly receiving ne"
and ashonahe Music, for TIE Piano. Guitar and F'uIe
which is selling the very low price OF 5cenl pase
which will be sold very low. The public aIe invited 10 ca
and examine for themselves Wholesale sears suPpile1
cheaper than al any other establishment IN TIE u stals
a. Ma e, - '''e' caAS T. GEsLAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
VOL. HI. Nd. HIS.

and truthful criticism on Later Sonnets, in which
ne most Justly says that Wordsworth is now con-
fessedlv the finest sonnet writer in the world,
e7ueling in many sennets even the majesty, the
tenderness and Attic grace of Milton in few. :
The Schoolmnster Abroad The Maniac Maid,
and The Bridge of the Be,rothed, are the titles
OF three very fair tales. Bradbury & Soden pub
fish the Miscellany in a style of great elegance
and taste.
GoDEY's LADY's Book Is well filed with tales
the staple of its usual contents. The most
striking paper in it is an Incident related of By
ron,' contributed by WILLIS. Miss SEDeEwIcK
continues her interesting tale of A Huguenot Fam
ily' Mrs. ST. LEON LOUD furnishes melo-dra-
matte tale, entitled Alcesta informing us AT
the opening that .. it was night, deep night
the fair city Of Ncw-York," once upon time;
whether the night was as dark elsewhere, or not,
we do not learn The Lady's Book to Us
sadly misnamed, for it is of late uniformly filed
with trash, the most unmeet offering in the world
for those 10 whom the book is professedly ad-
dressed This number contains several pieces of
poetry-by Mrs Sigourney, Mrs. Seba Smith and
other we'll known writer's. The Editors Table
seems uniformly written for children under twelve
years old, and sadly lacks both dignity and sense.
The plates are fine-one of the Rustic Toilet, the
other mezzotint, by Sadd, of the Elopement
Prevented
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
NT CTUAL INsURANCE.-On Dwell

RTUTUAL INSURANCE.-On Dwell
II ing Houses and Furniture only, profits returned to
liz. Assured. THE HOUSEH0LDEkS' MUTUAL IN
-URaNCE COMPANY Office 40 w all 81, tor separating
the n-urauce Dweng Houses am furniture from that
of stores aGd Merchandise.
his ye Known that limos, all the losses incurred in the
business OF insurance. the result Of the burning 81 yalua.
ble s.0rrs and costly goods.
TN til span5e OF insurance. the household
er a1d may possibly deprive him Ike very security FOX
vRr. he paTs his premium.
TEE eash payments or premiums form Ind which, 81,
is ss ;e assured IN proportion "a Sic amount OF their
insurance
ave ~ Gre Dwelling Houses occupied is whole or IN part
as ,uci Household Furniture and all H-usehold Properly
crfnari- kept IN dwelling i0CSes Esey person Insur-
ng with this Company entitled to one vote tor each hnn
dred dollars insured.
Guan c. yerplarck r. ARobefson, stephen Cambrseng
Roi, Henry ludlow Samuel Martin, Frederick Depeyster
William FL. Harrison, F'dk Schuchardt, Daniel seymour
a r. RODGERS, President
nyf2tf D. C. TAYLOR. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
T7HF NETWORK XYLOGRAPHIC

L PRESS, IS Maiden lane, up s,ar.-Thc Proprietor
az this wei! known establishment would inform The drug
p pertumers and all Others who in want OF Copper
pa,e and Xyogra phc Engraving and Printing that he has
rraty added 10 stock OF Machinery and Plates, TAR So
prior 10 any Other establishment in America and
now prepared al orders IN sly not 70 be
ecral!ed this side OF the Atlantic
Orga Designs AID Patrs OF every Description suitable
for all kind. of business executed In the ira style o. tas
arr, M the shortest notice
large and general assortment Of Druggists, Manufac-
tnrr Prr,u ms Grocer other Labels Is constantly
on i,1nd and may be Wholesale and rrte aud all aft
ces connected with linz trade
job Printing every VARIETY Of style executed 10 osoe
and ON the mo-, ,soisie and The proprietor sa
here observe thar owes; possible price Is chafgea oI a.
work done in bis establishment system when .e
e1,-i o. his business enables him to fully ca.ry ont S
All orders fran, the country punctuaiy aeh. S,,.d
o. 81 w he c.oadas CHAS. SHIELDS.
STATS, q. "e ""'''"s Proprietor
r. B-Engravins so Wood w
TOAL.-Peach Orchard ked ASA, ana
Broad Mountain White Alb Goals oi al 2 irnLi;r
for ia nily use. for sale low al The lower eo'He' "
AMI W-s,--,re-s Moth River -, 90 .c,.rd sireef,
Ordrrs left with TILEE = , aAr L'' w. sa4 Eve
vii, meet with prompt attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

Holm McCABE 81 CO.'S Intelligence
~ Oiice, 90 Nassau-st. characterization. NJ Ii. Grin
nell H Rrevort. Esq. W. Irving. Prof. Ren~ick. asu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

NEO. l.. CURRY, late Periodical Agent
VI l55 Broadway will please call at ibis office to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

EXTRAORDINARY EMIGRATIoS.-We have taken
rho pajus 10 examine, and find that there have been
a66 arrivals from foreign ports from the lst of
Angus, up to Friday, (Scpt. 23,) among which
were 81 from Liverpool with 6,747 em'g1ans pes
sengers; 9 from London with 1885 doi IA from
Hayrs with 1870 do; from Bremen with l22
do , from Antwerp with 1890 do; from Br's-
-, viii, $50 DO; 5 from Glasgow with sos do:
from Gutenberg with 25s do; from Belfast with
,3s do: from ST. Johns with l4S dc; 3 from
n.,,.,dam with 90 do; 9 from Hamburg with TAI
do: from Norway with lis do; from Aber
deem with 70 do; from Newcastle with 70 do
/ from Gibraltar with 81 do; total passengers ar
rived s;nes the LIST of August, l4,a6O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

YsNO LET-A pleasant front Room with
Board To a gentleman or lady who give instruc-
lions on the Pis no Forte Apply 5S Broomet so StS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

4 ANA LBS. RkEVlER TYPE (see-
WV on,l-L sudl suitable for Country Newspapers,
Tor sae in los OF lbs upwara. Price % cents per h
.,sb Annlv a, This oaise au2Tu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

INSURANCE against Fire at Reduced
4 Rates by the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY-This long established and well known insta-
luton having been in active operation upwards s thirty
wears continues insure every description OF property
against damage by fire. at thu lowest rates. at It's
agency. 50 Wall street. JOHN NElLsoN, ~
s9i 5vt Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

little below the sye and continuing inward attacked
BONE forming matter Internally which discharged in
the modth through an opening caused b. the extraction
tooth The disease then seized upon The rooo the mouth
lust under the opening from the and soon destroy ng
the bone continued progress upward and backward into
the borcS OF the which IL destroyed together with The
carriages gathering then took place my head, which
discharged thick etid matter from the nose, which se-
bled soft bones shells it in strings large
round goose,qnl Pieces OF bone also dropped from
my head into The mouth through the passage made by The
disease the upper jaw. The complaint spread over
the and enyeloped both eyes, destroying The lower
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
VHE HEALTH ALMANAC, for 1543,

is now published sale in large small guam
ties, by SANTCN MILLS 40 broadway
As an index Of the popularity OF this work, the publishers
world that upwards OF % 600 copies were disposed OF
ysnT, and that circulation ln.eSes with each sue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
Z S.REDFIFLD. Bookseller and STA

We will answer this question in cur next article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
g1.VO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE

Il The Henry Clay and General Scott, each twenty
in engt both fast saiersnot exceeded by any boats
of their class in tbs city, fitted in superior style and IN INST
order Can be al Bishop Simonsoas sap yard,
ESQ II c. n SIMONSON. 81 Counlbia.s,rect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

EpEW in Ascension Church for sale
i Pew No. IS or the ground floor, in die body OF the
Church. Apply II No % South street iel4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

The B,sros MlscELbaSy uniformly contains
!sfces o, lccided literary merit, and OF more
ssholsrb,,e zone than mos, of its cotemPoraries.-
llhe !ead,os at,ce in this number is tale OF tile
Zines OF Ca.,atry, by J. H. lngraham, written
ssi,e as well aud much less excep'ionasle IN other
ssspecs, ,ban most of his professions. LIE
$lerni,ase At Candeo is the title OF a long foem,
Banded ,npa an ancient Sanscrit fable, Translated
81 ALgxAyDeg II. EVERETT from the German OF
&shlere,. vic made version from the unpuo-
ssshed f ,c al Of M. de Chevy, by whom II was
ssasia,rd ro,n the original Sanscrit. Its purpose
+ 10 rd.oae Tie hostility which the gods were
Believed i, .hoS towards those mer,als who' ac-
sdias L, the Indian mythology, sought oy 'o"s
keaance ADD .acclhce, TO acquire supe' huu'a"
powers osd oet.in right tc seat IN the Celes''1'
eyaod. = POEM To Flying Swan at Midn's Ut
b the We ~ me Huron, by L. L. NOZZLE Is o"e
G the uooics. iot,ies, Hymns we have ever reas
p Amctiol Magazines. 1t carries with 1t the
k.eng,n 81 ed cards and passages Oh II see" u
Fave d touch ii tnc sublmty which informs ooLk
RiDaE's gceat Hymn at midnight IN tns 'a'. :
Glamour. y. A. JoSEs contributes very Dn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

CABINET FURNITURE.-A few ar
" cles insolven manufacturer for sale cheap, at
81, Washipoton street ,lS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

EDlANUS-A first rate new, grand action
4 Piano-can be warranted: also, good second hard
VIII be sold cheap. Apply a; No 50 Carisonsueet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

accommodated with good asd pleasant rooms, witt,
or without board, No. n Chambersslreet second dooe
below Broadway. SIS lmS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

DOARD-A family or few single gen.
D tlenleu, good morals have board and spacous
in family, very desirable location No loi
Eas, Broadway. House and apartments unusually pleasant
and agreeable. 81 lw"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

II = III II tII7 FyV'7FSSN'AS' '1'IN' = -
~ toner Clinton Hal corner OF Nassau aGd Beekfla
streets has constantly sale Of Theological
Classical and Miscellaneous and SCHOOLGIRLS ana station
Z, III. lnIHrst cash prices. it.IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

TaNU LET-With or without board-the
second floor of house No 80 Clarkson street sscS
frea basement room be had with the above desired.
Apply as above. SIS Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

DOARDING.-The house 40 Warren
i street. formerly occupied by the family OF Gen. Ste
has been neatly 6lted up and is open for the re-
-e-iion of boarrer> Sep5 i'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

M AGAZiNES FOR OCTOBER
" Grahams Magazine. Lldy's Book Boston cellahy
Musical Library. Lady's World of Fashion, and Merry ;
AIueun,-For sale wholesale and retail -. NaSsausrcet,
~ Y by Ts24lfI BRADBURY, SODfN co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
CHEAPEST ever Offered.

TyNIlE sub,cribor would respectfully call the
attention of the public to Tie stock of
DRY GOODS IN store liD, Thames Street,
whore he has on hand aud Is constantly re-
cci,ing from New Nurh aud BortoU, large and
fashionable lots of goods IN his line, which
will be sold as cheap, lf NOT \ LITTLE
CHEAPER, than at any other store ~ New
port, and for style and quality, ni,rlor to none
rlcaso call aud examine before purchasing
elsewhere
Among ,hpm may be found the following,
vIL:-s,lhs, alpInes, prints, pr'htud lawns,
rrcuch musllns, gughams, linens, damasks,
table covers, drlllugs, bleach and brown cot
tons plaid, striped aud plain camhr'cs and
muslins; muuscl!u dc lalue -haNls; Brussels
blond, square net aud fancy lac,s; black laccs
Tor wells, green barrhgc, SILK, worstcd, Ljslr
thrrgd, aud cotton hose; hid, muhUir, sjlt and
cotton gloves; linen cambrIc and wrought
muslin collars; ihrca' laccs and odgiug~, List,
lacos aud cdguJs very chonr,) rambr.c otg
ngs and irscring-, silk aud linen hdkis., firing,
ior mantles, colorcd do for dresses, silk braid,
peal buttons, spool AID skc,n crllou, black aud
c.lurrd sewing sllk, needles, pms, hooks an,
eyes, tapes, 81. &c. a., together with Va
liuiy of other goods, too numerous 60 mrullon
4. CilhNNEkliN.
Juty ~ I4ip
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
MR. WEBSTER AND THE BOUNDARY
SETTLEMENT.

Tho National Intelligencer, after referring
to the settlement Oft the boundary question, thus
refers TO tho Secretary of State -
And while giving due credit to all who have
been instrumental in bringing about The happy
result which we took mp our pen 10 announce-
we must not pass by him who, it is presumed,
guided and was the chief counsellor in the ne
gociaton. We mean of course the Secretary
Of State. The task which devolvcd upon him
was a most dfiicult one. The courage arising
from high sense of duty was necessary to en-
bolden him to attempt what so many had failed
in aud prudence, wise conduct and firm de-
termination must have been requisite to success
We are greatly deceived in our judgment and
our information in this matter, if, when the
history Of this negotiation is published, the
Secretary do not have this praise awarded hin
by the unanimous public voice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

In this town. on the Goth u by the Rev. Mr.. Leaver
Mr.. ISAAC -. HOWLAHD, to Mrs NANCY B
JOHNSON, both late of East Greenwich
By the same, on the 2sth ult., Mr.. JOSHUA A. VIII
LIAMs. to Miss NANCY SPENCER. all Of this town.
In Fall River, on the eth ut by the Rev. Mr. Bron
son, Nr. THOMAS :. TlLLEY, 10 Miss ANNA u.
second daughter OF the late VIM. LOWE, Esq, both o.
this town.
Ia Providence, on the 2jth ult, Mr.. CHARLES HEN
.RY T. JORDAN, 10 Miss sABiNA ABBOT GOES
both Of Prov idrncc On tue 2alh ut Mr.. SAMUEL
L. BUSH, Of Boston, to Miss EMMA BitkNELi
daughter Of Henry T. Franklin, Esq. ot +.
In Bristol on the 2jth ulti Capt. WM. MOORE
Edgnrton, Mass, to Miss SARAH g., daughter OF Nj
Bennett Munro of Bristol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

There was a serious riot in Philadelphia
on Monday morning, attended with mucl
personal injury aud bloodshed between
whites and blacks, in the vicinity of South
and Seventh. The ARRAY began in Shipper
street, In consequence of an attack made by
several white boys upon procession of tenn.
perance co'ored men and boys, who were
marching through the Streets to join fes,i.
val over the SchuylkilI. A number Of the
rlngleaders were arrested and put in confne,
ment So general had become the fight, tha,
the civil authorities found it difficult TO sup.
press the mob before much damage was done
to lives and property.