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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-12
GHAYSg9D g9GyAy
SuMME R.

APPR0ACHlNG 81 MMER R.
NJ JOSEPH %. BUTLER.
Bright Summer with her fragrant breath
Again is drawing near,
When Natures face shall wear a smile
And skos be soit and clear,
And streams be bubbling out their JOY
As down the hills they run,
hike rills Of purcst silver ore
All molten by the sun
And ON the Lake so deeply blue
The water 1owerets lie,
With lips Of red, and eyes Of lovo,
Fast gazing ON the sky
Willis all the deep green woods around
With melody is rife,
And not u sod, or aged tree,
But teens with my site life !
Bird. on the wing, and bees on flowers,
And insects glancing by;
And, beautiful as rainbow hues,
The painted butterfly
See how the morning glories look
To heaven, with eyes Of blue,
And ask, in silent eloIuence,
For drops Of silver dew.
Fair lille. Iiit their snowy cups
TO catch the gentle rain,
That with renewing strength reviyes
The verdure Of the plain.
Oh beautiful the young rose buds
Expand :heir tender leaves,
That grateful to their innost hearts
The honied dew receives
1t is indeed a 'tin,c of flowers,
Aud Joy, and music sweet;
An azure heaven above our heads,
And gems beneath our feet.
o Summer there are happy ONES
To gladly welcome thee
But can Thy smile restore again
Lost health and Joy to me
Before me clouds of midnight gloom
Their dusky wings expand,
And cruel storms drive on liie's barqne
To the dim spirit land.
Father of all-nians only friend
Oh grant Thy helping power;
Array with light Deaths sable cloud,
In lile's most trying hour:
Cheer me with Visions Of that cline
Where sickness cannot come
Land Of immortal, iadeless flowers,
The parted spirits home.
Troy, l2i2.
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Soar SUDs.-Instead Of suffering ysur
washer woman to throw ont the soap suds
about the kitchen door. make her pour them,
as made. in barrel in your garden, and water
your plants Of oil kinds with them.
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NMWEODW
DY Il HOU 5 e.


SILK, COTTON, AND WO0leN DYER,
w OULD respectfully inform his friends
w aud the public (of Newport and vicini.
ty,) that he has taken the DYE HOUSE,
formerly occupied by j. Viner, si,uoled on
Tanner street, cast Of the Friends Meeting
House, where he is prepared to Dye aud
finish in The best possible manner, the fol-
lowing articles, viz: such AZ
Broadclo,hs, Silks,
Cassimercs, Grapes,
Merinos, .Sains,
Circnsslans, Pongccs,
Bombn2ins, Hosiery,
Gloves, &c.
Also, permanent colors on carpet yarn
merino, circassian, bombuzin,& 81 Grape dresses
gentlcmen's woolen garments, such as dress
frOck and grent coats, surtouts, vests and pan.
taloons-dyed and pressed, without ripping.
lie will also clean gcntlcmen's wooden
garments of every description. IN neat style
-mcrino and cashmere sl.awls cleansed and
whitened, without injury To the border-car-
pets and WOODEN table cloths clcansed also.
Ladies' dresses coIored for one dollar each.
o. All articles left at the Dye House on
Tanner street, or with the following Agents.
will receive prompt atteEtion.-A. NJ. Tho.
mas, Wickford-John llcdley, Portsmouth.
Newport, Oct %.
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NOTICE..

lust RECEIVED, from New York. y,
- new supply of MILLINERY ARTl
CLES, such as Ribbons, Linings, ArlIiica'
Flowers Of new style.
Also, new style of Honey comb Florence
Bonncts, at $50, Thames street.
FREScH s. DRAPER.
March 81, 1912.
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GOVT, sPRAINs,


IN THE LIMBS, CONTRAcrIoN
OF THE CORDS. &c. &c.
e. IIEW ES 81 KITTREDGE ES BONE
~ LINIMENT COMBINED-a prcpa.
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. Foi
the diseases mentioned, this llniment stnnds
unrival!ed in it's efficacy. II can truly be dc.
nominatcda Pain. Extractor, ms IL will remove
pain when caused by the above complaints
II 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 Ilewcs g.
Kilrcdge's Linimcnt Combined" See Ger.
tlfcstes on wrapper. For sale by X. j. Toy
lor & II. Il. Hazard, Newport, X. J.
Oct. 90.
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Rail Road Line TO Boston.

A STAGE win continue TO leave Newpor
IA daily, Sundays excepted, at o O'clock
A. NJ. and arrive ~ FallrIver nj ~ NJ; leave
FalIrivcr at o'clock and arrive in Taunton
at 81 o'clock. The cars leave Taunton at
p. IN. aud arrive in Boston at 8 o'clock.
Returning, the cars leave Boston daily.
Sundays excepted, at o'clock, a. NJ. and ar.
rive in Taunton, at 9 o'clock.--A stage will
leave Taunton at 81 o'clock and arrive in
Failrvcr at I2M.; leave Falriver at y. NJ.
und arrives IN Newport, at o'clock.
This stage intersects at Fallriver with the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives in New
Bedford at ~ O'clock p. IN.
Returning. leave New Bedford daily, Sun
days excepted, at o'clock II. IN. arrive in
Falrivcr at II. leave Fariyer at ] o'clock,
and arrives in Newport at 4.
Extrn coaches furnished at oil times on
reasonable terms.
RATES OF FARE.
From Newport to Falrlver, S7A
A." Taunton, Sl75
4" New Bedford, Sl75
" Boston, 1915
Way fare in proportion.
Stage Book ht Messrs y. Townsend's and
at liassard's Hotels.
X. b. KINSLEY & Go. Propre,ors.
Newport, May %, ls4l.
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M OFFICE,
Hsb HANOVER STREET -
BOSTON,.
JUST RECEIVED
FROM NEW YORK,

Pease's, Cough Candy.
Jackson's, Wisiar's and Sher- The
mans Cough I.ozenges.
Aliens Balsan Of Ilorehound
and Lncrw ori, for coughs sc. most popular
NJ. N. GARDENERS Balsum of
Liye;wort, for do.
Jn,nes Indian Expeciorant, COUGH
for do.
Euller's Vegetable Indian Spe-
ci6c for do. Medicines.
Anderson's Cough Drops.
DIR. Lees Compound Galbanum Plaster, for
pain in the back breast, side, &C., price l2s
cents.
Sherman's Poor Mans Plasinr.
DR.. Badrau's, Whi,in's and Wells Strength
ening pla.,ers.
Sherman's Worm Iozenges.
Ja,ne'- vermfuge, or Worm Destroyer.
Swnim's Vcrmilugc. do do.
English Red nnl Black Ink. tsuperior.)
Kdder's, Edcs' aud rn, sons Indeliblc Ink.
Wards Macassar, Buffalo, | For the prcser
and Bears Oil. walton, growth,
Jayne's Hair Tonic. and restoration
OdriJse's Balm Of Colum- Of the
bia. IL "A X.
Double distilled Rose Water For flavor.
Essence or Rose, ing jellies,sau-
Extract Of Lemon, ces pastry &c.
Oriental Pearl Powder, For cleansing the
and skin, and improv.
Perfumcd Cosmetic Balls, ing the COM
Milk Of Roses. SC. plcsion.
Cologne, La, ,cnder, and Oranso-Flower
Water. sc. SC. sc.
Alan A sUppIy OF FINE
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Bcal's Hair Restorative

Is M acquisition 10 The toilette of Ladies
u and Genilem men that will never be dis
pcnsed with by those who have tested It's al
mrnblc qualities.
Used ms a pomstun,, II will preserve th,
hair IN a most beautiful condition, keeping 1t
solt and glossy, aud disposing II to curl mosl
luxurianily. IL will impar To light, sandy
hair, darker aud richer shade, and wonder.
fully improve The appearance Of all shades
and cOlors.
For sale by RI TAYLOR,
May 20. Iis Thames street
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l N TX 3.

RLUE. Rack, ,nd Red Inks. OF a superior
- quality; Tor saIe al sholpsslr nnd retail
r. J. TAYLOR.
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FOR SALE,-A Bargain

TOIC hLiI3 IA ''"' S"f''
A N ENGINE Of 8 inch Cylinder and 3
"A foot stroke with two Boilers, cuch 20
feet long and 80 inches diameter.
.4iso.-2 G2IST MILLS, all in good or.
der, as they now stand on Job Sherman's
wharf. For particulars, &c. enquire of
GIDEON LAWTON, or
BENZ. EASTON.
Either Of the Machines will he sold sepa
ra,ely, if desired by the purchaser.
Ncwpurt, March IL, 1912.
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This may certify TINT Mrs. Burdeit has been
afflicted with an affection Of the liver, for I'VE
years, and during the four first years Of her Ill.
ness was under the care of several Physiclnns,
but her disease appeared TO be increasing in mn-
ligniiy, and the pro-ps, Of her recovery be-
cunning more doubtful, until being mado ss-
ouaiicd with the success Which has stiended Dr..
Slarkwea,her's Ilrpaiic Elixir, in similar cases.
Sh. was prevailed upon to make use Of IL. and
from this time has been graduall, recovering.
and I can most cherrfully recommend il ~ q
safe and valuable remedy for such complaints.
NJ. BrRDE1T.
Pastor ofihe Church in \. Noril bridge.
South Nonhbridge, Sept. !, ls4O.
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DR.. Van HeImOncs Lotion,

Moth, Pimpies, Of ercry descrip-
i,on.
This celebrated Lotion has been in universal
favor for the last five years by the French Eng
lish and Italian ladies and its high reputation
has induced the proprietor to place II before the
public for the benefit Of those who suffer the
pain and modification Of rough and chafed
skin, freckles. Moth, and other diseases pro
duced, from an unhealthy circulation OF the
blood through The mirute vessels Of the Skin,
upon the face &c. None genuine without the
signature Of ths proprietor. Piics 81 90.
II. J TAYLOR, sole Agent, Newport.
tug. 10.
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FASHIONABLE HATS !!
Joseph B. Weaver,

No. l3l, Thames street,
HAS JUST OPENED AND OFFERS FoR SALE,
THE LATEST FASHION OF
tENTLEMEN'S fine Neutra-Moleskin
u -Brush-and Silk Hats. Of the French
and De Orsey style. Also children's fash
ionable Satin Beaver Ha,s.-Togcther with
an assortment of gentlemen's and children's
cloth Caps, Of various patterns.
April %, IS4I.
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Security 10 the Patrons Of Brandreth's Pills.
NEW LABELS.

Security 10 The Patrons Of Brandreth's Pills
NEW LABELS.
sUp The .Nem Labels on Single
Boz Of The Genuine Brandreih's
Piiis, contain
,EJs SOC 8 LETrE eH
~ In consequence Of the great variety
OF Counterfeit Labels OF pretended bran
dreih's Pills, and which, in many Instances,
50 nearly resembles IN outward appearance
the genuine of the old style, us often 10 de-
ceive the unwary, Doctor Brandreth, acting
under a sense OF duty to the pnblic, has en-
ployed those celebrated artists Mcssrs. Per
kibs and Durand, who have succeeded IN
producing, at great cost. three New Labels
from steel, Of extreme difficulty OF execution.
and of so complicated u nature, as to amount
TO an imposslbllty OF imitation, being con
sdcrcd by judges maste. piece IN The ar'
of engraving.
The Border Of the top, and also OF the IN
der label, is composed Of the most elaborate
and chnste patterns OF lace work. To crown
the climax Of these beautiful labels, the pa
per upon which they are printed is previously
printed with Red lux, after design so cx'
| VulHltc uuu minute HS " uJy S'"Pe''''"
the top and the under lubcl each contain
the words BENJAMIN BRANDRETlPS
PILLS." written in red ink nearly two hun
drcd iimes--,he top aud under Label con.
tanning, therefore, upwards OF live thousand
/ letters.
| There il also upon the top, the nn'cr, and
tue side label, two signatures OF Dr. Bran
broth one being his regular signature, thus
b. Brandrelh aud the other, his full sig
nature, Benjamin Brandreih; both be-
ing fac similes Of The Writing oi DIR. Bran
dreil. to initiate which is forgery
The Brundreili Pills having ih'se labels
upon them, can be relied upon as the true
and genuine.
DIR. Brundrcth's Principal Office, 24l;
Broadway, NY
N.'E OFFICE,
Sd HANOVER STREET %
BOSTON,.
nPONLY person in Newport supplied
by rnc with BRANDRErll'S PILLS on
salc is WIN. s. VOSE,
l24 Thames street.
Never think TO get Genuine BrandrethS 8
Pills Of others in Newport.
b. BRANDRETII, NJ. ID.
sole proprietor of Brnndrcth's Pills III the
Uni'ad States Of America.
March IL. 3 mis-.
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Commercial Blanks

MllcrCIHI Blanks
Shipping papers, Bills of ladlne,
Coasters Manifest, Bills Of Exchange
Also, a New Impression of
BLANK DEEDS,
On superior paper and new type. for sale al
JLuE.S HlH.UO.ED'S
Book Store.
Oct.2I
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CERTIFICATES.

N, !, =, ,....l.- .,.,-......,.
Plense rcnd the following statement" conihnn"A~a
o TIE uhdtIslShth ny Ills bNcel'hcy hhus' oh'o ~
JOHNSTON Jan. ~, lstQ
Mn CHARLES DYER Jr.
Ny D,nr Hir-Y uur on of ys.cr,Iny n.k
IL, my opiuiou of DR. Stnrkw,sihrts Iiepntic Elixir
ha. been received mi, m.ruipr In repIy will inform
,o that my ,oudd,uc, in nal, mi p,n,rsll,
! nm, yrr, d,,t,riu, h.,, hnJ iuo ,,u,h r,n..u To
L..y. ,,, u,n 40 m o ,u min p,n ,heir
,unv.,,tcus mir us.,... If nnt no,rum.
r,r ,I .i ~ .,,n ,hc m., oi .hir ,k,, ~ I'm, an.
nortnnt md r,i,ir.I n,roJ az time whou, produeinu
nuy .no rn,ri >,h,u ,ihc,, la. merriam, proprr r,m.
ii. -, r., -, - .nI ,,,.h -, ~ ,,, Nm, J,.
,r..s nrrycn,,J Tnr ,hn r,,.nn bny, moi u.,d he,s
.Iin, m, .nd family \, "a. ,,,h ,,,. nader m, a.
,cc,inns -, ,,y ,,,iI, ,, ir;,ns, In, hssn -.
nir.J tor The la. .i ,,,,. a. , Jinir,,,s i'm m, iii.
and .,., nncnn,,,,,,LIe an, or.n Ii.,r...ny r,inni
sn sn,n, =, nm, ,l,,riuy ,nJ rom ,,hch rouIJ ne,
nnIy temnnrnrv relief y,rx fortunately no,is.d ,o.,
aJy ,rti.r,u,ui ,r ,he medicine I'm ou,.,iou 49,
| 1 LnJ Lyeu schnoI.boy with Dr. s,nrkwea,h.r n.J
bod with him l"us n"J ip,imn,e nr""nim,nnsr rh,s
WE were youna men and iron, INV knoy ledge of him I
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For Newport and Providence,

Until further notice
E1s%Ev-h the Mail stage will leave
IsSTS7tStw4H@ Providence for Warren,
S~..s~-.s..sss----S<-----rrr7 Rristol aud Naunort
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For Summer Complaint.
sHERMAN'S
CRETAOEoUs LoZENdEs,

4 RE an excellent substitute for the creta.
n ccous, or chalk mixture commonly sold
IN tho shops They are pleasant to the taste
and two or three taken occasionally, will cure
heartburn and rcidiiy of the stomach. Chi.
drcn troubled with summer complaint. vii,
fnd gr-a, rcliei from taking them. Sold by
tScpt o. X J.ThfLOR.
, 1842-07-23
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, on the 7th. the reso-
luton of Mr.. Bagby. OF Alabama, in
structing The Committee on Indian
Affairs to make inquiries as TO money
paid 10 John Ross for removing lndI-
ans, and his contracts with the Gov
eminent, was adopted.
The bill further supplementary to
an act entitled ian act 10 establish
the judicial courts of the United
States. passed the oath September.
1885," was passed. The next hour
was given to district business, aud
bills were passed to an engrossment
TO incorporate the National Institute
for the promotion of Science, and
for the erection of an insane hospital
in the City of Washington.
The bill TO establish Remedial Jus.
tire throughout the United States
was then taken up. and the day near
ly devoted to the subject.
In the Senate on the 9th, there was
a considerable debate on the right OF
the Senate to entertain the bills intro,
duced in relation to the Revenue
Mr.. Woodberry admitted it was out
of order if no Revenue laws were
in force, but it was his opinion that
the law OF 1888 was in force. Mr..
Phelps was willing that the bills might
90 10 a Committee, in order that the
question of right might be reported
upon. Mr.. Crittenden opposed the
reference on the ground that these
were clearly Revenue laws, and the
Senate had no constitutional right TO
entertain them.
Mr.. Phelps, to put a stop TO the
debate, moved to lay the motion (for
leave to introduce) on the table;
which motion prevailed-ayes 25,
noes II; and so it ended.
The Remedial Justice Bill passed.
after an animated debate between
Messrs. Bagby, Berrien. C~ultnbert,
Wright and Calhoun.
The House went again into Com
mittee of the Whole on the state OF
the Union. and took up the bill from
the Committee Of Ways and Means
for providing an adequate revenue 70.
the Government.
Messrs. Gwin, of Miss, Bre wster
and Davis of N. Y. spoke in favor
of Free Trade-Messrs. Stuart OF
Va, Morris Of Ohio and Stanley OF
N. C. in favor of protection.
, 1842-07-23

SpArN.-M. Gambia, Minister Of
Marine, has resigned. The regen,
has named Gen. Rodil to be Minister
of War, with authority to form a
Ministry of which he should be the
President. At the last date no minis
try was formed. Spain is just now
in n distracted state.
observation-disclosures are receiy-
ed from Lisbon TO June 7. There
had been general election through
out the kingdom, the result of which
was decidedly favorable to the Gov
eminent.
FROM INmA.-The overland Mail
from Bombay to the 4th Of March.
The intelligence, On the whole. is IA
vorable to the success of the British
forces. The troops have re-entered
Affghanistan.
Akhbar Khan. with his 5000 men.
who was blockading ~JellalabaI, was
completely routed by Gen. Sale.
The EAsr.-Letters received from
Constantinople, dated eth April. an
bounce that a meeting of the envovs
of the great powers in the Turkish
capitol had been followed by a visit
on the part Of Baron Sturmer TO the
Grand Fizier. TO demonstrate with
HIM on the maintenance in power Of
Omar Pasha. The Vizier remained.
however. perfectly unmoved. A
previous letter from Constantinople,
dated the 25th uIt.. states that the Ia
test advices from Persia are Of a sat-
isfactory nature. The Schah had
formally abandoned all intention Of
encouraging the AffGhans hv march
of troops towards Herat. The Rus
SANS are also sa;d 10 have behaved
with good faith in that quarter. In
feiligence has heen received in Con-
stantinoPie that six British regiments
had reached Candahar.
The negotiations regarding SYRIA
are still in statu quo. Little is known
of Circassia at Constantironle. COM
munications being CIT off hr the
blockade; but it was reported that
the Russians were losing ground.
By advices from Alexandra TO the
95,h OF April We have received the
most disastrous intelligence from Sy-
ria to the 10Th. About 5000 Alba
mans hadIanded at B~pvrout. and com
mitted the most terrible exceSses.-
Omar Pasha had seized treachouslv
another Druse chiefiain. The Druses
muster 5000, and the Maronifes o5.-
600 fighting men. and tits not thought
that Omar will succeed in disarming
them.
The plague was again on the in
, 1842-07-23
COMMERCIAL.

New Orleans, July 10, 1912.
Again we have a very dull market to
notice. The stock of Western produce
is much reduced as is usual at this Pc
riod of the year; this added to the ex-
IRENE scarcity of money, confines tram
sactions within a very limited space.
The prices we give below are very near
ly the same as published in our notice OF
Saturday last, they are only nominal.
Hour.-The receipts Ofthis article for
the past few days, exceeding the demand
for city consumption, and in the absence
of any export demand. the price has de-
clined, and holders are willing 10 accept
of lower rates than they insisted on last
week or even the early part ofthis. We
now quote superfine $4}. and for large
lots taken from the @levee, we have nc
doubt 81 3-S would be accepted.
Bacon.--There appears to be very lit
lie done in this article. The sales are
all of a retail character, and at former
quotations, viz: lac for shoulders, &c for
sides, 81 a &c for hams, canvassed 5 &c
as in quality.
Pork.-We have nothing encouraging
to state in relation to this article. The
same dullness which has existed for
months past still prevails. We quote
clear So, mess 81, prime $4l, P o So a
81, NJ o $5l a 81.
Lard.-The receipts of this article
during the present week have increased
the stock somewhat. There is nothing
above a retail demand, yet former prices
are fully sustained. We place our quo
tations at 7 a 8, to embrace all qualities.
Grain.-There is still an active de-
mand for corn in the ear and in sacks.
The former sells for "A a SOC per Dbl,
the latter SO to 38c per bushel in sack.
We hear of no sales of oats. The price
is from 32 to "a by the quantity; retail
price from store 37t.
Wiskey.-The demand is very limit
ed and prices are much reduced. We
note sales made yesterday at l6c. The
stock is nght.
The rate of discount on the notes Of
the suspended banks varies from hour to
hour. The closing rates at 8 o'clock
yesterday, brokers selling prices,
were nearly as follows: Union II dis;
Mechanics and Traders ii to l2t dis;
City, 10; State, II; Consolidated, 80 to
33 1-2; Citizens, "a; Carrollton 10; Ca
nal and Commercial, 81 to % dis. Note:
of the First and Second MuniciPalitie:
, 1842-07-23

are bought by brokers at 9 to 10 dis. and
sold at 8 dis.
Erchange.-The Louisiana Bank is
offering to draw on London at 4 prem.
Out of doors the nominal rate is 3 to 81
prem.
On New York 60 day bills are offered
at 5 to 5 1-2 dis, and occasional small
sales are made at these rates; 80 days
3 l-2 to 4 dis; 5 to 10 days 3 dis. Bank
checks and certificates Of deposit q dis.
Dealers checks 2 dis.
Treasury notes are very abundant and
dull. Brokers are selling with difficulty
notes of 500 and $1,000 at l per cent
dis-notes of 800 retail at par.
, 1842-07-23
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

TOTlCEishereby given that the UNDER
&Ha signed has taken ont letters of Admin
istrstion on the estate of Rebecca Ford,
decd. from the Clerk of County Court of
Pike Commissioning date the 16 of July,
A.. d. 1912; all persons, therefore who
have any claims against the estate of said
decreased are required to exhibit the san
duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from having any benefit
of said estate, and if such claims are not
presented within three years they will be-
forever barred.
HUGH w. SHANNON, Hdm'r.
July %, 1912. 3w3S.
, 1842-07-23
DATES.

We are authorized to announce Capt.
E. J. Sr~RorHER, as a candidate for the
office of Assessor ofPike County, at the
next August election.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Please announce
WIN. BIGGs, Esq, as a Candidate for the
State Senate, from this County.
MANY VorERs.
June 10Th, 1912.
We are authorized to JOHN
LINDSEY, as a candidate for Representa-
tive, from Pike County, in the next Leg
islature.
We are authorized to announce AN
DREW FoRGY, a candidate for Judge Of
the County Court of Pike County.
We are authorized to nou JOHN
G. CAMPBELL, as a candidate for Judge
of the County Court of Pike County,
at the next August election.
We are authorized to Mr..
HENRY T. MUDp, as a candidate for As
SCISSOR, for Lincoln County, at the next
August election.
We are authorized to THos.
B. WHIrLEDGE, as a candidate to Rep
resent this County in the Lower Branch
of the Legislature at the next August
election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
A.RoBBINs, as a candidate for Constable
for Cuivre Township, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
JAMESON as a candidate for the office OF
Justice of the peace, for Calumet town.
ship, at the mex August election.
We are Authorized to announce VIM.
II. CARROLL, as a Candidate for Consta-
Bile of Buffalo Township, at the next Au-
gust election.
We are authorizedto announce THos.
CASH, as a Candidate for the office Of
Assessor at the next August Election.
We are authorized to o.
S. JENx1eNs, as a Candidate for Consta-
bic for Cuivre Township at the ensuing
August Election.
TWe are authorized to announce
JOEL M. WEArHERFoRD as a candidate
for Constable for Culver Township at
the next August Election.
1--WE are authorized to announce
THOMAS H. Hams, Esq. as a candidate
for the Sherifalty in Lincoln County
al the next August Election.
H=We are authoized to announce
,JoHN III. GRIM as a candidate for Con-
stable for Cuivre Township, the at next
: August Election.