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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

The lis bottles of wine for the more dainty 81 bot
ties OF brandy for the "smashers," $lI worth of e-
monade for the teetotaers or for intermxture with
the brandy, and 81 dozen cigars, at a cost OF near
$780, is fair sample OF corporate free and easy -
That large item for breakage" should follow, is
by no means surprising, for stad old Alder
man, UNEXPECTEDLY overtaken on such joyous oc-
casion tried to sing, "We won't go home till morn
ing, and threw becoming and suitable determin-
alton into his actions, "breakages" would neces-
sary occur, and if so, they must be paid for. The
drinks, however, after all these items, puzzle us
II may be that porters became necessary 10 enable
the "carousers" TO 60 home when morning did ar
rive, as they had determined in poetic measure not
10 go home before, and an item for such service
would favor this presumption, and "let's take a
drink all round" would be natural under such cir
cumstances The 32 extra breakfasts were doubt
less for SEINE of the "codfish arstocracy," who
took pot luck early to avoid the common rabble
IT, then, such liberalty on the part of the Corpora
ton signalized them recently and all their ex-
penditures attendant on the reception OF the Presi
dent cannot be looked for in tavern bill, why
should Dick Johnson, who is old in his country g
service, be treated merely TO empty show and pa
rade? II they will not treat him to segars by the
dozen, for heavens sake permit him to "puff his
pipes ambrosial gales, and give the old hero cold
cut and a cocktail.
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DR.. BRowNEE. This gentlemsn's condition il
very alarming
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o. Marshal Bertrand has gone to the Hermitage
on visit to General Jackson. He will return by
way of Lexington TO Cincinnati.
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The MARYLAND ELEcrIoN.-In Baltimore, four
out oil ne i've members OF the State House of Dele
gates are wings This is an unusual result. The
wings are sangune OF carrying the State, which
may give them another United States Senator.
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Il thus appeared that all the delegates were pre-
Sent and voted except three, the whole number be-
Ing IS; but there being no election another ballot
was called for, and continued as folIows:-
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Kent.
Ocr 6.-Kilby & Co. Us. .4ndreW Ure.-An action o
Trovor, continued from yesterday. The case was no
concluded, norris it of any general Importance.
Notice to the Bar.-An adjourned circuit has been or
dered for the second Monday in November next.
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EXPEDITIONS TRAVELLING gentleman of New
York lately left tor Boston, and while there he con-
cluded togo to London, and see what bargains could
be made in stocks. He accordingly left in the
steamer, stad five days in London, got on board
the Acadia, and appeared at New York Stock
Board, having been absent 81 days! So close is
Threadneedle street now 10 Wall street.
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Dinner TO RoBsRT TYLER.-There were 800 per
sons at the dinner given to Robert Tyler in Phia-
delphia on Thursday. One paper, in speaking of
Mr.. Tyler's speech on that occasion, says" His
iervsr and excitabiIity of temperament, and exu.
berance OF fancy, is apt to lead him into expires.
sons, which colder natures would consider some
what fanciful and extravagant" 1t is not an unfair
inference, then, that Mr. Robert iTyler said some
very silly things The following extract, however,
is one OF such momentous importance to Lord
Brougham, that all who have admired that distin.
gulshed mans exertions for nearly half century in
the cause of the people, Of intellectual culture and
the diffusion of knowledge, will look for it with a
melancholy interest =" The speaker. in conclu-
sion, adverted to the alusion which Lord Brougham
in recent Speech had made to his father and him.
self, and repaid him. for the contemptuous manner
in which he spoke of the younger TYLER, by ex-
pressing quite as much contempt for his lordshp's
opinion tOh j Whatever were his own dement's,
and however an honest ambition might be blighted
by future accidents, there was one subject of con-
graduation, which could always soace his mis-
fortunes, and infuse pride into his breast-that he
was not born an Englishman." There is something
so strangely mysterious in the forebodings of
delighted ambition by future accidents" that
we will reward the solver of the strange intima-
ton which ishere conveyed His sources of gratu-
lation will, however, be received as 'fudge," after
his candid acknowledgment that he is prompted by
ambition, and he may find in the same family an
other illustration Of the truth, that vaultng ambi-
ton sometimes oereaps itself
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NEW YORK HERALD.
new York saturday, October a, 1913

az Mr. L. willard is our only authorized agent for
the sale Of the Herald in Troy N Y. All persons wish
ing he paper tina, city will apply only to him. at $50
River street.
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0O- PREMIUM RAZOR sTRoPs-The frst premi

W- PREMIUM RAZOR STROPS.-The first prems
UNI at the Fairs of the American Institute has been
awarded, year after year, to g. SAUNDERS for the in
vention Of the Metallic Tablet with four sids-No side
having the effect Of hone, without using oil water
smooth edge, so person with one Of them always
Keep razor in the most perfect order without having
recourse cutler barber II ia used and recommend
ed by the first cutters in England and cer6caed by the
most scientific gentlemen in this country Its great cele
brity has caused couaterfes and
which can easily be detected by the and imperfect
surface of what is called the Tablet SIDE the original
being smooth and polished. Mandatory l63 Broadway
where large assortment Of Toilette articles of the frst
quality can always be had.
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90 TO SELF-sHAVING GENTLEMEN pos
sessing Strong Beard and Tender Face-Whateyer
tends to promote comfort blessing. This is rax;Yn
established the experience ofages and we would be
to apply to new article about to be introduced "a
substitute for shaving soaps which Objectionable
from their necessarily containing akalies We aiind
to Phalons Tuberose Shaving Cream" @bich is sune
rior to the celebrated Ambrosia Green of Guerlans
have been in the habit Of using Guerian one trial viii
assure them that Phaons is much the cheapest as his
jars (beaualiy got up) contain twice the quantity for
three shiDgs of Guerlan's four shilling nots The
beautiful soening qualities of this cream On the heard
operates like magic. Will the reader take our word for
by Edward Phslon, Inventor, ola Broadway opposite
Paul's. ~ ~fF "
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ll3 bottles of wine at 50, S226
81 brandy, ST SO, 46 so
lemonade, IL 90
81 dozen segars, q 3 shillings. l3 80

As the President and his suite were provided for
at 81 per day, and the 1872 dinners were commuted
for at 5each, including their wine, these additional
items must necessarily be the result of coy private
jolihcation of those who were excluded from the
dinner table, or perhaps-but no, we will not draw
the curtain These Items follow:-
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ing paper in that city will apply only to him at $50
River street.
Anticipated Arrival OF Col Johnson---Prepa-
ration for his Reception Corporation
Economy and Corporation Extravaganza,
The old Hero of the Thames, in the kindness of
his heart has resolved TO crafty the wishes of many
who live in the hustle of receptions and entertain
ment OF the distinguished, by visiting New York
when he has finish ed the important business which
calledhIm 70 the eastern States and the review OF
The Connecticut militia and volunteer companies,
whose martial Immortality has now been achieved
He may be here on or about Thursday next and IN
the mean time the recently appointed committees,
who once allowed him 10 slip through their fingers,
are meeting in solemn council, TO prepare every
thing for the occasion but that which is the allies
sential for "ready money is Aladdin's lamp" The
Common Council will doubtless vote him the use of
the Governors room, in which they will make Of
him raree show for the amusement OF the gaping
idlers but not "rap" will be appropriated Tor
either brandy cocktails, segars extra dinners, or
plebeian " drinks" When President Tyler visited
this city, the economical corporation rot only took
that he Jared sumptuousy, but they fed others
aud called them his suite, gave dinners to hundreds
of hungry hangerson, and pulled away all care
themselves for the amount of the BILL in the smoke
of thirty-seven dozen of the best segars, which
would undoubtedly keep a pretty considerable
"pother DER their heads; but when an old soldier
and statesman, whose services the nation is ready
to admit pays them flying visit, he is to be treated
verse than loafers whose services il would be diff
cult TO discover. President Tyler, three Secreta-
ries, and one poet lauriet, in the person of his
hopeful boy, whose presence was necessary in the
train, are ingeniously, by species OF legerdemain,
multiplied into twenty-eight persons, and hence the
first item OF the bill which the city officers paid al
one of our hotels, reads thus:-
President and suite consisting of % persons
81 per day for three days, Sl6s
Now, deducting three Secretaries and one private
Secretary, and "a remain; if, therefore, an actual
President is equal TO "a Secretaries Of State, of
War, or Of the Treasury. we seriously ask the Cor
poration how many Presidents successor Is e2n2l
tot And as Dick Johnson will ADM, Of no oeEial.
President he must be, and should be treated &C.
cordingly at the rate which this mathematical pro
blem would establish when il has been solved by
the city fathers.
But we will read further from the bill OF partcu-
lars TO which we have REFEREED
1872 dinners, SIS each, including wine, $500
Not only are five persons magnifed to ., but 1872
others are coDjured into existence, and dined and
wined at So head; and like Banquo's kingly issue,
though the line does stretch out 10 the crack of
doom. they :" show the eyes and grieve the heart"
OF the payers. The better part, however, yet
10 come
hottIe nj xpin mt &
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M7- PRIVATE DlSEASEs.-A CURE GUARAN.
IEED;-The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the
aunckery, is prepared to all diseases of pr;
vae nature and offer to all those afflicted with these dis
other institution in this country either public or private
From the constant correspondence and from private ar
rangements between the members the College and the
NEST eminent professors Of the medical institutions of Eu
rope all in the treatment Of these diseases
ry OF the medical profession of this country With such
celebrated remedies, together with the combined skill of
the first medical men OF this country the College
ts6ed that the good work they have unde raken "the
suppression OF quackery will receive the patronage IL
deserves from that portion of the public recurring their
servicee.
Terms for advice, all medicines, IS
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College o: Nassau
stree. w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
NIB. Patients living at distance, by stating their di-
sease explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms
with the treatment they received elsewhere any can
obtain chest containing all medicines with full drec
tons for use with guarantee of cure by addressing the
agent 1.-THE college, post paid, enclof ing SIS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03

Court Of Probate. .Nt'rport, Joiy 3, 1913.
TI>IlE Commissioners Report and Execu
tors Account on the estate Of William
Turner. late of Newport, physician, dec, were
presented for allowance.
Ii is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to a Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall
in Newport, on the first Monday in Aug.
next, nt 9 o'clock a. m. and that previous no.
tice be given by publishing a copy of this or
der tnrce several times in the Htraid ofHe
Times, for all pcrsohs interested to appear at
said time and place and be heard
A true copy-witness
JI3 B. b. llowLAND, Pro. Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
LEGAL OFFICES.

Court Of Probate, .Newpor, J,dy 3, lS43.
IT pom the petition Of Heue +. Turner,
~ Execuirix Of the .ast Wlll and Testa-
ment of William Turner late Of Newport,
physician, dec, representing that the person.
al estate of said deceased is insufficient, to
pay his debts by the sum OF three thousand
eight bpndred a. twenty four dollars 2G cents,
lless the sum of ten hundred ffly.one dol
lars and 80 cents, consisting oi furniture and
not yet sold and praying that she may he
authorised to sell at Public Auction, the lol-
lowing Real Estate, OF which said William
died seized, or so much thereof as shall be
sufficient 10 pay the deficiency aforesaid,
with Incidental expenses, viz; lot Of land
with the mansion house and oulbuildings
thereon Standing, situate IN SAID Newport,
bounded cast on Thames street, north on
passage way, west on ibe Cove, and south on
land Of William Slocum a lot fronting south
ery on Tanner street in said Newport, wes-
terly on Greene Lane, and easterly on land
of Gideon Palmer, jun. and others.
tbs ordered, that said petition be received
and the consideration thereof referred 10 u
Court of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on the FIRST Monday in,
Aug. next, at 3 o'clock a. ~, and that said
petitioner give previous notice of the pend
ing and prayer thereof, by publishing a copy
Of this order three weeks. in succession in
the Herald Of The Times, for all persons jim.
terested to appear at said time and place
if they see Cause, and be heard.
A true copy-Attesl:
B. B. llowLAND, Pro. CPk.
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Agency for FIagging Stones, &c,

IINflE undersigned having made all arrange.
ment with the principal Quarry men on
the North River, are prepared to furnish the
inhabitants Of Newport and it's vicinity with
nnyqnantiiy of this well approved FLAG
GING, either in promise uOCs state, or cut
according To dimensions. rough or smooth in
stones OF any size from feet to 50.
ALso-Large platform Stones, Of an extra
size aud thickness
Curb Stones and cellar Steps, cut or plain !;
Garden Curb, thick and cut, or thin and
plain.
The price Of the rough tagging will be S
cents per square foot smooth ditto. very
superior article, IL cents-when ordered in
lots, and all landed on Stevens Wharf will
be allowed to lay 3 days free of wharfage.
FlaggIng of an extra large size and Plat
form Steps will be charged IN proportion.
The schooner Massasoii, Capt Brown, will
sail from Newport for Albany every month,
stopping at the Quarry each trip. Orders
left II, No. l3, Stevens Wharf, will be atlen-
ded to. ~
ROBERT STEVENS,
DANIEL BROWN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03

EvISIIlNG TACKLE good assortment
- Just received aud for sale ai the Vsrify
Store of Il. STACY, in.
June %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
FALES' CYPRI AN
HAIR TONIC,
For the Growih, Preservation and Resio-
ration Of The Hair.

ration of Me Hdu'.
NO matter how bald person may be, d
L gfoutE of hair will be produced, and as
naturally too as herbaEe grows on the plain, or
the lily ia the valley. This Tonic is warranted
10 cleanse the hair from Dandruii, and every
other accommodating substance. Is your han
dry and falling Oif;-the Tonic will moisten
and fix il firmly in the head. l. your hair thin
or your head bald the Tonic is warranted to
satisfy The largest desires in thickening the hair
ir The first case and covering the Bald head
with natural hair, in The second
1 Il is composed Of these remedial agents that
restore the skin at once 10 II sound and healthy
condition, when thus restored, you will soon
discover on the head. short soft and beautiful
growtL Of young hair, gradually increasing in
length, ill il becomes like your other hair was
before YOU began to lose it,
FALES' CoUGH, Worm. lIEADACHE and
DiarrhGa or Dysentary LOZENGES are safe,
certain aud agreeable remedies FOR the diseases
Tor which they are recommended.
Numerous, speedy and surprising cures have
been effected by their use, hence their popuIdrl.
~.
DYorr's ORACLE CT IIEALTH, (Philadel-
phiO Says tEat fales' Medicated LozengeS are
considered by those who have used Them. TO he
iulO that market.
THE CaUGH LozENGEs are beneficial in all
cases of common colds, hopping cough, ash-
matte affection, Inflammation Of the throat and
lungs ; they are also particularly beneficial for
the Group, and very good substitute for the
celebrated Hive syrup, Cough Candies, Quinsy
Cordias, Pulmonary Balsau's, sc.
TIE WORM LozENaEs, are a safe and
sure remedy for Worms. Two or three is
dose for very snal children, and five or sM for
larger ones.
THE DystNTApy iozENGrs are n certain
and agreeable remedy for DiarrhTa and Bowel
Complaints Of Chidren.-Full directions as To |
diet aud manner of taking them, accompany
each box.
rHE HEADAcHE or CAMPHoR LozENGrs,
are beneficial in cases Of nervous headache IN
feyerous affections oC ntyphus character. They
are useful IN RheumatNm aud peripneumony ;
also in cruptve Diseases, to favor the eruption
or bring It back when it has suddenly roceded
from the skin, as sometimes happens IN measles
and small poy.
n. B. BE sure that J. J FAl.ES, " u, Dos.
lon, is on the side Of the Box that YOU buy.
For sale in Newport, at the Confectionery
aud Variety store Of
July 81 7. STACY, JR.
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ROBERT STEVENS,
DANIEL BROWN.
Just ,anded ut Stevens Wharf,

From Sch'y Massasoit, Capt. DANIEL
A lot Of superior smooth Fogging, some
very large-also, small assortment of the
rough. A more full supply will be received
by Capt Brown in the'early part Of June.
Also, on The Uhnrt, vi 900 large sized
.NEW YORK BRICKS, suitable for paw
ing.
Daily expected, Cargo of hard burned
Taunton Bricks for.laying side walks or top
ping of Chlmneys.
. On HAND-70 Red Cedar posis-I000
Taunton fire Bricks-7 .in. red Tauntoff tiles
IS in. white ditto.
NOW LANDING, 100 tons. Red ASH
Philadelphia CO.4L 30 tons white ash do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
Shakers Herbs.
IIenry's Erasive Compound.

4 new and superior article for extracting
~ Grease, Tar, Paint, Varnsh, &c, from
woollen, silk, cotton or linen clothing car.
pets NC, without injury to the finest goods.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR.
Nav H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03

Couh! ej Probate, Newport, July 3, 1913.
Il>IlE Executors account on the 9stnte of
= Hannah Burroughs, was presented for
allowance and an order OF distribution Of the
balance.
II Is ordered, that the same be received
and The consideration thereof referred To q
Court Of Probate 10 be holden at the Town
Hall in Newport, on the frs, Monday in Aug
next, at 8 o'clock a. m. and that previous
notice be given by publishing a copy of tins
order three several times in the HeraM of
The Times, for all persons interested to APP
pear at said time aud place and be heard.
A true copy-witness:
Jl3 B. B. lIowLANp, Pro. CPk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
Coup of Proba,e, .NerJolt, July 3, Isl3

yoUT y IFUO"V' 'No"PO'I, JHIy d, ToTo'
A pPLICATIoN was made for odmnistra ors
IA 10 be appointed on the estates OF Mary
Briggs md Cotharnc Briggs, iqte of New
port, sing lie women, dec.
Ii is ordered, that the same be received
and the consi Iteration thereof reforred to a
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Hall in Newport, on tie fret Monday in Aug
next, at . O'Clock, A. NJ. and that previous
iio,ce be given by publishing copy Of this
order, three several times in the Heraid Of
ihe Times, 70. all persons interested to ap-
pear at said time and place and be heard.
true copy-witness
Jl3 B. B. Rowland, Pro. Crk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03

Time progressed, and Maria was
eighlccn--a pretty, lively, and int, H.
gent girl, with more common sense than
accomplishments her great virtue in
the estimation of Archibald Merton,
being her strict obedience to his will
! He contemplated, however, putting
II TO the severest test to which parent
can submit his child.
Having no son to continue his busi-
ness, he had "specuated' upon taking
a Junior partner, in the shape OF a SON
in-law and, having compared "notes"
with brother merchant, who had nm
only son, he proposed the affair, upon
conditions, sc.
After mature dcliberation the match
was agreed upon, provided the young
couple were ready and willing 10 rarily
the agreement Archibald, on his part
smiled at the idea Of demur on the part
OF his daughter; and the introduciion
took place, the father and son dining
with Archibald.
! ttf
Strange to say, the young people APP
pcarcd mutually pleased for, stranger
still, they had previously met "promis-
cuousIy" at the house OF a mutual friend;
on which occasion young MIR. Bclon
had been rather particular in his atlen-
tions to Maria, who had been parlicu-
IarIy pleased for he was very iine
young fellow, and was quite the obser,-
ed Of all observers and Maria had, Il
must be confessed, little vanity 10 her
composition, aud felt rather graiifed at
carrying him on on that occasion,
although she had never seen bin since.
OF course she complied with her pa
rents request, that she should receive
MIR. Bcton as her anianced husband,
without murmur, although the lIillc
rogue did exhibit an apparon, indillc,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03

roNrrcrroNARY, NJ every KIND, manulOc.
~ mrcd and sold Wholesale aud retail, by
r. .ST.1CI, Jr., corner OF Frank g. Thames
streets. May ".
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State of Rhode Island, &c.

NEWPORT, S. Clerks Office, Supreme Court
June lSih, a. ID. lS43.
WmERrAs John Wright, Of Jamestown, in
w, the county OF Newport, has filed his
petition in this office, praying Tor certain rea-
sons therein stated, that decree should De
passed IN dissolve the matrimonial connec-
ton suhsisilng between hun and his wife
Vellne;y Wright, of New Shoreham no.
iice is therefore hereby given TO the said
Vellneiy, that she be and appear (if she sec
ft.l before the sa Court, to be holden ut
said Newport. on the fourth Monday of An.
gust next, and show cause, If any she. hath,
why tho prayer OF said petition should not be
granted.
f. r. ALLAN, Clerk.
July Bowl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-03
Rail Road Line to Boston
AEJK 9RRA.NGE.HENT
Forthe Newport, Taunton, FaH- Rirer, ,and
.NeW bedford

A STAGE will continue TO leave Newport
daily, Sundays excepted, at Sl o'clock,
a. NJ and arrive IN E,allrIyer at ~ NJ. leave
FalIrlver at ! o,clnck and arrive in Taunton
at 3I o'clock. The cars leave Taunton al,
p IN. and arrive in Boston at g o'clock.
Returning, the cars leave Boston daily
Sundays excepted, at z o'clock, 4. N. and ar.
rive IN Taunton, at 9 oclock.--A Stage will
leave taunton at 81 o'clock aud arrive in
Fallrver at - NJ; leave FoIIrlvcr a, T.. NJ.
and arrives IN Ncwport, at O'clock.
This stage intersecis at Fallrivcr with the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives in New
Bedford at y o'clock'p. IN.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily, Sun
days excepted, at 9 O'Clock u. n. arrive IN
Fallrivcr at ~. leave FaIlriver at ! O'CLOCK,
and arriPes IN Newport at !.
Extra coacies furnished at AL tuncs or
Reasonable rGgms.v >; -"
RATES. or FARE =
From Newport to FalIriver, :. s7t
" Taunton, 'SI55
- &" ~New Bedford. .$I,15
:" Boston, - $2,75
Way fare in proportion. =.
;-s,ag!e Book a. Ne9srs: r. ''l!Qwnsend's and
r. B. KlNsLEE& Co. Proprie,ers.
Newport, Sept, 1882.