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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

Senate District Of augusta and RoekBriGge.
JOIN HowE PEyT0N, Esq, the late distinguished Sena
from this District, has reeondered his purpose and be-
come a candidate He will be elected by exclamation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING, Arm. "a. is4a.
MANCHESTER WING COMMITTEE

MANCHESTER WING COMMITTEE.
uT The Manchester Wing Committee requested to
assemble This Evening O'clock the Mason's Lodge
Punetual attendance is requested.
SAM'L A. PATTESON,
Chairman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
Harrison County.

Martin VI. Bartlett and Luther Raymond Esqrs the
Wing candidates represent this county, with fair pros
meet. of success
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
EXAMINATInN nE ma CnnKE

The examination of Mr.. Cooke which extended through
period Of ten days. concluded Yesterday and he was
remanded for Trial the Superior Court which meets in
June.
Mr. Cooke admitted TO bail in the sum of $4,000
which he gave the spot and discharged custody
Norfolk Bsae0H Of SATURDAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

The Martinsburg Gazette is mistaken the Wing
candidate for Congress in this District Il Is Allen 4.
CaperOn. but James b. Watts, Esq. Mr.. Csper,on is a
Candidate for the Legislature the county OF Monroe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
HNNfUFUEn-
DIED,

In Brunsyiek, ROBERT r. HARRIS n Misi.
ppi Miss MARY A. y. RICE daughter the late John
u. Rice, of Lawfcnccvlle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
LADIES' SHOES.
"wednesday, April ION, Isfs.
j. H.. WATKINS q co.

doors below Wadsworh, Turner e. Co.'S, Nam Street.
RI this day receiving from Philadelphia additional supply
~ Ladies' Boarded Morocco and Rid stitched Walking shos
something entirely They daily expecting very
kinds. 40 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

American Eclectic md Museum Of Foreign
Iiternture.
Edited by }. a. ARuow-Puthshodby y Liuen.
IENIIE April No., cmbclishcd with splendid
= engraving u the fn of jerusalem from Martins
eelebntcd picture, received this day BY
apIe A. =. LYONS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
Coasressional Distyiet Of Monro,. Nc.

poor suffrage for sny tang unless be to groom John Ty
Ter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

GhYNOR LYELL have received by late arrivals large "a
~ dons their stock of Drugs Mcienos &C making fu
n every thing their line They respectfully sorr
call om and others before purchasing oewhcrc
hey err senn7 NJ prices greatly reduced AZ ~
~ uEuOvAI.--BRowN TAYLOR have taken Tho
known stand Of Carr and 18Th roet formerly
occupied BY Nss reyton peane Fdwai md doors nom
present Flour Tobacco &C will be stored
moderate end every their he MI kept
insured. S-dm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
WANTED


A SITUATION for 4 young man who IS n
~ ff rate uuk-kcspcruniouhted character. and viii give
his entire for very small saay Adcss c. Richmond
ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
ROBERT GWATHMEY,

Commission Merchant,
wsRtHorFr,
~ the oh stand Of r. 4 r. Gwathmey. ap7-cu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, AND DYE
sTUFFS.
MA have received Manchester vessels arre
w adduor-t0 stock ~ DE above wcht renders our a
very complete ro puncuai customers We Offer
great Inducements and solicit from Others BE-
fore purchasing.
api2 ALEXANDER nUvALGCo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
HoYT 4 cos OFFICE.

Two more Capitals sold by IIoyt 4 Co in Latter, s . -,
Exchange Nos So So and = Ia 81 How A ~ Al 'ne
prizes IN lo;ierys drawn E,chanr. d,,,;n 'ens
"'e mis- e'ening-s3,OOO for s. Won't uou.l..v h,y. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24
HORSES.


MI NJ which well broke single double harness quiet
and suitable for family purposes and will be sold cash
changed FOR lower pucsd Horses. r. ~. SLOAN.
Richmond, April 18Th. iSl1 ap 22-d2w'
- ALT2OoO sacks Liverpool fine, imported by
- az - LEWIS WEBB
ApEST Family Sonps.---J. n w. Lees best Family
~ Soap O.. also very low for sac by
apps GEO. w GRET'rER.
NOFFEEs-Om Java laguia old white and Rio for nlc by
- an y GEO. ". GRErTER.
FHNEAs-Just received Gunrowder
II Tea. for .lI,. by az p GEO. w. GRELsTER.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-11
N,!IS01N!hTLAN1AOWSo
LEGEND OF THE BELL ROCK
BY CAPTAIN MARRAT. r. N.

There was grand procession through
the streets OF the towns of Perth and OF
Dundee. The holy abtols, in monks
chanlsd, the censers were swung, hags
and banners were carried by seamen' light
ed ,apers by penilen,s ST. 81. An'on'a'
the patton of those who trust 10 the stormy
ocean, was carried in all pomp through the
streets, and as the pocession passed, coins
of various value were thrown down by
,hose who watched i. from the windows.
which as fast as thrown, were coilecied
by lille boys dressed as angels, who held
silver vessels to receive the largesses. Dur
ing the whole day did tine pageant con-
,inue, and large was the treasure collected
in the two towns. Every one gave freely ior
there we're few, indeed none. who, II nosln
.,er own circle, at least among their ac
oua;ntaaces, but had TO deplore the loss OF
some one dear 10 Them, or TO those whom
they visited from the dangerous rock'wh'ch
lay in the very track Of all The vessels
entering the Firth Of Tay.
These professions had been arranged
in order that sufficient sum OF nancy
mjoht be collected to enable the authorities
n pu, in execution plan proposed by an
adventurous and bold young seaman; IN
council held for the purpose, of fixing
hell on the rock; which should be so ar
ranged thai the slightest breath oi wind
would cause the hammer Of tito viSraie,
and thus, by its rolling, warn the mariner
OF his danger. The money Ieceived was
more than sufficient for the purpose. A
meeting was then held, and i, was nnani'
mously agreed .ha. Andrew M'Clise should
be .harged with ,he commission 10 go over
to Amsterdam. and purchase the bell OF
merchan,s residing there, who, as Andrew
stated, had one in his possession, which,
from lis fine tote and size, was exactly
calculated for the service 10 which II was
70 he appropriated.
Andrew NJ elise embarked with the
money, and made prosperous voyage
He had ol,en been at Amsterdam. and had
lived with the merchant, whose name was
Vandermaclin, and the attention to his al.
dairs, the dex,eri,y, and the rapidily of the
movements of Andrew M elise, had often
elici,ed the warmest enconiums flom
Mynheer Vandermaclin; and many even
ings had Andrew M'Clise passed with him,
drinking in moderation their !avoriie schee'
dam; and iudulging in the medi,a,lve meer'
shaun. Vandermaclin has often wished
aha, he possessed son like Andrew NJ
elise, to whom he could leave his proper
'-sy, with the full assurance that ii would moi
be scattered. bu, greatly increased.
Vardermacin was widower. he had bul
one daughter, who was now just arrived al
an age 10 return from the pension TO heg
father. hosse, and take upon herself tie do
mestic duties. M'Clise had never yet seen
ahe beautiful Ka,erina.
.Aad so. Mynheer M'Cise,' said Van
dermaciin, who war sitting in the ware
aouse on The ground noor Of his tenement
You. came to purchase the famous bell ol
4 Utrecht, with tho intention OF 6xlng i
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-11
,sa OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
OfPosrrE Sr. PAUL's CHURCH, MAIN-sT
b ~ aAd TERMS:

q The COZ UHBIa DEMOCRAT ,CiN be
sa7 published every Saturday morning, al
~, TWO DOLLARS per ai,num payable
half yearly in aduance, or Itco Dollars
FEy Cents, ifnot paid acithin the gear
No subscription ,ciN be taken for shorter
period than sir months; nor any discon
tinuance permitted, until all arreardgeS
are discharged.
ME MIS- not erceeding q
square viH be conYpicuousiy inserted al
One Dollar. for the first three insertions,
and Twenty.fue cents for eUery. subse-
g o.ent nsertion. EP.A liberal discount
g made 10 those who adUcrtiSe by The gear.
LETTERS addressed on business, nausf
be post paid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-03-11
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY III. WEBB.



wick and landed in good time; for, in one
hour more, and the rocky coast wa,
again lashed by the waves, and the bell
solled loud and quick, although there was
nothing near it but the sea gull ,ha, scream.
| with fright as he wheeled in the air, a,
this unusual noise upon the rock, which
at the ebb, he had SO often made his resting
place.
MClise had done his work; the bell was
liked, and once more he hastened with his
vessel 10 Amsterdam. Once more he was
an inmate OF Vandermaelin's house, once
more in the presence OF the idol OF his soul
THIS time they spoke; sliIs time their vows
were exchanged Tor life and death. But
Vandermaclln saw mot the state Of their
hearts. lie looked upon the young sea.
man as one too low, too poor,to be match
Tor his daughter; SO he never imagined
that he would have dared to love her. Bu,
he was soon undeceised; for M'Clise frank
~ stated his attachment, and demanded
'hs hand ol Ma!erlna, and, at the demand,
Vaodermaciin's face was flushed with an.
ger. -,,o.-.a,, o5a
'Mynheer M'Ci'se, said he, alter
pause. as Il to control his feelings: when q
man matrIes, ne Is bound TO show tha! he
has where w'lhal 10 support his wife. to
support her in thai rank, and TO afford her
those luxuries, TO which she has been &C.
cus,omed in her fathers house. Show
me tia. you can, DO SO. and will not re
fuse you the hand of Kaserina.
AS yet, have il not replied MClise
! but am young, and can work; ! have
money and | will gain more. Tell me
what sum do you think that should pos
sess to warrant my demanding she handlo
your daughter tce
Produce twelve thousand guillers ant
she IS yours replied the merchant.
= nave ou' 'hree 'housa"u' 1ePNe'
q" O"Se'
men, 'h'hS no more Of Aa'er'na.
'""''sh pass'o''' anu 20" 1h"s' 'o'se
J" Anu M!hheer +" C'se' ""s' No
nave my "'"s"'er aiec''ou' "'npe'e'
VIM ohe nns' lorge' you' anu e'a' ca'
ohiy oe eher'e" ny your MOI mee'ihe ne
asai"' l WISH 20" We'll Myhheer NJ C'is
ou' ''us' ieq"es' !ouf aose"ce'
;, NJ elise depaf'eu rom me presence o
me mefcnah'' o"~eo DOWN WIN gHei ant
disaPo'h''he"'' iie co"'''st' '''a' 'e"e
containing me result o' MS apP"ca"oh
shouiu De put IN me hahus o' Naierlha
D" 'a"uet'nac''" was u" 'or'"es o. 'his ant
Na'er'"a was seN' 70 convent "efe " re
main ""l'' 'he departure OF her 'oVer' an'
4 Vanuermaclin wrote 20 'hls correspondent
az Dnhuee' requesting 'ha' me gooas iof
wardeu 70 MIN might no'' III iu'ure' pf
sent oy Inc Sessei commanded Dy NJ
Ci'se'
\ Of .his eur young captain received in
formation. All hope was nearly gone
still he fingered, and delayed his departure
/ He WAS M IonUer The active ener1elit
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
OIL OF TANNIN,
OR, LEATHER RESTORER
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

Most people know, that skins and mites are
converted into ieafhr by iho use OF Tannln
extracted from certain barks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the Tannin
j. worn out, rather becomes dead, hart, Hy,
LrittIt, crack,d, cOU'red rhh a crust, Sc
rms MI R.NOJF. TO restore then LJe,
sofncss, mOistness, strength, smoothn,ss,
and remove all crust, fly, or blister-rcstorc
the faHnin. This substance The leather never
eau receive The second Time but the whole
pbtues of il are in this article, the on. Or
rANNIN-whch penctrates the s,est and
hardes, leather, il il has been twenty years IN
use aud IL il tears easily with the fingers, II
impar+ at once strength that is utterly in
credible until se0n. II becomes Ike near
heother, in all respects, with delightful soft
ness aud polish aud makes all leather complete
" and perfectly hmptrrious 10 watcr-par'
ticulnrly boots shoes, carriage tops, harness,
hose, Trunks aud in fact all things mdde ~
feather, giving splendid polish, even higher
than new leather has, aud at least d0pbHng lis
wear aud durability, IN whatever manner the
leather is used. --TtlESE ARE FACTS.
For sale by II. j. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. j. Oct. 70.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
SPENCE RS
VEGETABLE PILLS, SYRU
PLASTER.

lrlNIIE numerous proofs daily received nf tie
i utility Of SprNCER's TEGEIHBLE +
/ PILL.S, no, only from professional mcn, bu,
also from individuals. previously unknown to
me, many of them guardians and instructors
of youth, who speak from personal knowl'
edge. together with the rapid sale, complete
ly satisfies me that ! ha2c no, been deceived,
! Those ouu.rndniions have fully sustained
II Ms n certain cure for the headache, as also
n sure remedy for many other complaints II
used according To the directions which oc-
company them.
\ For vicious hnmors of the blood and tor
piles, Mrs. Joncs's syrup may he advan'a-
reously used in conncXion with The pills.
For coughs, inflammation OF the lungs,
pnin in the side. or IN any other part OF The
system, Mrs Jones' Rheumatic Plaster should
be applied externally in connexion with the
use of the Syrup and Pills.
Ther. is no, the least difficulty to be appre-
hended from their use either nj home or abroad
their operation as - caiharlc, is so gentle, that
the person who uses them, will onl, know their
incstIablc qualities by the speedy eradication o
The cause of disircSs.
H In all cnsas originating in impurities GI ihr
/ blood. and those incident to the female C0nsi
tu,ion, these medicines stand unrivallcd, and
have no cuual In these classes Oi complaints
which prove, not only extremely Troublesome.
but often folal, they have been extensively used,
and with singular sIcccss. Their virtues have
been luIly tested, aud their efficacy proved and
Jhe pills and syrup co'nbinod. have seldom, II
ever been known to fail Of producing the de-
SIR effect
For sale by MARY TlIi.EY, No 40, Spring
street Don't forget the number nor il'lt Spcn-
GERS Vegetable Pills are u r'rtoin chr. for HE
headache. 10 pll lis variops forms. 'Iqy 70
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
RUSSELL'S ITCH OINTMENT.

This choice and safe Ointment IL said e
be superior ,n any now ~ use, Tor that dls
agreeable mud lontlisomc discesc, The lich.-
THIS ointment IS so certain ~ us operation
that no prrsOn troubled with the above dts.
order ought tn be without II. II " n rcmcdy
Tor culancuus ctuplions, scorbuic affection.
of the head, or any other breaking out whIcl
arises from sharp bumors ~ the blood. Pro,
% ccnis u box.
\ fresh supply is just received aud for snl'
10y X X. Hazard. ~ the sign ui ihr Colder
Norsr--aud by X. J. Tay ylor, Dmggi-l, New
port.
Also. at wholesale by DR.. Thus =. Moore
aud WIN. Porter. Warren I."murl "
Briggs, BRISTOL George w. Fuller, Contra
Fails; Samuel Green and a. e.. Jrnkes
pawtuckei Frederick Brownrll. Wrstpur
WIN. J.. Caldwell. New Bedford a. w
ro~Dscnd corner of Brckman aud Walcr
street, New York, aud by the principal Dmg
gi.is ~ Ilr Unlon.
Newport, juno loij.-cowIy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

RESOLVED, That the assessors Of taxes
in tho several towns in this State. VIII,
have omitted TO assess the tax mentioned
IN the II section oi the act en!Illed Ian
act to regulate the militia" aud To lac,
the cnrolnen, III The hands Of the town
clerk OF said town, as is required by
said fourth section, arc hereby allowed
until the first Monday OF December, IL
assess said lax and complete sail enrol.
meD,, and place The same IN the hanIs
of the town clerk of their said town, and
the town clerks Of said towns are here
bv required to make The returns TO the
Adjuant General, mentioned in said
fourth section, by The fourth Monday OF
December. True copy witness
HENRY BOW WEN. Scc'ry
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

by virtue OF authority IN Inc vested, |,
JAMES FEN>ER. Governor of the State of
Rhode lslaRd and Providence Plal tations,
do issue this my Proclamation. appointing
THURSDAY, the thirticth day of November
Instant as a day Of Public Thanksgiving
and Praise
And | recommend TO the People Of our said
State, that, on that day abst lining from all
scrvile labor and unbccom'ng recreation, they
assemble at their usual places Of publ wor-
ship aud with humble and contrite hearts nc.
knowledge their manifold offences and ask
forgiveness thercof-ihat they return thanks
uuto God the Father Of I'll for his numbcrlcss
mcrcics. spiritual and temporal, - and more
especially for the giit and promises Of his be.
loved son, our Saviour Jesus Christ-that he
hath blessed us with civil aud religious liborty
--tha' he bath prospcrcd our national affairs
that he hath within our borders hushed the
din OF civil war and prevented tho efusion OF
human blood that ho hath smiled upon the
l1bors oi the husb,ndman and given him n
bonnirous harvest that he hat " "watchcd h
over ih'sc VII" 90 down 10 the sea in ships and
co business upon thu mighty watets'-- that
our manufacturing interests and mechanic arts
have bccn enc nrlgcd, and education and
health dlilnsed among us That with devotion.
al zeal they pray our Heavenly Father TO
couiinu' his ptoierton--to bless all in au.
tl'ority - and especially that he would INSPIRE
the good cltiz"ns osthis Stato with tho nm.
porla"t iiu ID, that Tie surcst guaranty OF their
personal ghis and properly. consists in the
s1vcr"ignty Of The people as exercised in their
clcriiv'w aud yroc aimcd in tho supremacy oi
their laws aud. f"a w. that he would cx-
tcnd the bcuicran' Influences of the Gospel
throughout the world. "rau-ing the wilderness
TO biosson like TIE rose, aud the desert places
To be- glad"
Given undor nv haul aud tho sonl Of said
siate ~ l.Spgrdsncc. this eighth day Of
Novembrr, ~ the year of our lord ono
a.. thousand oirht hundred and crty three.
and of tho Ind, pendonce of the United
states Of Amrri"a the SIXTY eighth.
JAMES FENNER.
BY tho Govefuof
liESRr BowE~, S,optoIyg n State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
Boston, Feb. %, 1918.

The reader will perceive by perusal Of the
frs, aud second certificates that the Panacea
has produced remarkable cures Of two Of lhc
most obstinate diseases resulting from impurities
Of the blood, VIZ frysipc'uS and Scrolulous
humor. That these dgeases result from spch n
cause aud cannot be relieved unless The cause is
removed, no intelligent ph, sican will deny
that they arc obstinate aud difficult To cue,
there are too many affecting and neanchoiy
proofs IN the community, aud that the Pans cea
has effected cures Of them, aud IN cases Of long
Standing, the above certificates are sufficient
proof The two last, wv dyspepsia and gene.
raj deb iIiiy, are among the most common aud
trouble some diseases with which the community Y
ail lcted, and give rse Ia great suffering both
mental aud bodily. II will he seen that The
Panacea has produced certain aud radical cures.
IN long, bad cases of that class By inserting
other certificates IA our possession, we could
show tho wond, rful effect which tins panacca
has produced IN all the diseases for which We
recommend is use but tbs We think viii be-
Sufficient TO convince all who cdn be coh,iu uccd
OF proof
Persons should be particularly cautions, II
they wish lor the Genu ne Medicine Away
he sure aud ask for tho Dandclion pandcea, aud
receive no other
For sale wholesale aud rctail. Ivy the proprie-
tors, RANSOM X STEVENS, Chemist and
Druggists. Armory Hall building, 32j Washing
ton street, Boston.
Also for sale by their duly appointed agents
Newport, r. Il. Hazard and X. j. Taylor
druggists; Bristol, l.. w. Brggs, w. " =
Baylcy. druggists; Warren, WIN Parker
druggist; swauscy John \. Wuud, d'UggIst
aud by drngsisu throughout the County.
July -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

TO THE PUBLIC.

IN order that our friends and those wanting
our Medicines may be certain OF getting them
genuine, we have ostab i,hcd Branch u, our
New York House at No. 81, Cornhhl, BOSTON
The public are generally aware that lhay nave
been greatly Imposed upon by persons making
vending Countorleiis of our Medicines, thereby
injuring the reputation Of the genuine, The
spurious being worthless, aud resembling the
tue only in external appearance We sh"''
also Lcep constantly on land, a large asso'l-
rnent of all the realty valuable propric,ory
medicines in use.
COMSTOCK s. CO,
Of .N,w York..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
lDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly, Oct. Session, A. ID.
lS43.


In General Assembly, Oct. Session, A. d.,
lS43.
AN ACT in addition 10 an act entitled
"An act relating to the Rhode leland
Agricultural u ,nk."
IL is eaacted by The General Assembly as
Toiious
Section |. Wiililm p. Olnoy of Prov
idence is hereby appointed Receiver OF
all the evidences OF debt, goods, effects
and property ofcvcry descriptions, whc h
"r real or personal, belonging 10 the
Rhode Island Agricultural Bank with
all the powers, dates, aud liabi'lt cs oi a
Receiver appointed under the Bank not
passed at The Jane Session, 1886 Pro
rided, that the SAID Olncy shall, b lore
entering upon The dulIes ol his said np
pnintmenl, give bond TO This State vii!
me or more sulctes satisfactory 10 Ihc
commissioners of said Bank, IN the sum
Of twenty thousand d,lIars, tor The faith.
iul performance of the duties of said ap.
poiniment which bond shall he delivered
o the commissioners # said Bank.
See. = All proceedings IN law or cqnlt!
against the said Bank. or the stockhol.
ders thereof i"r the recovery Of the drb'
due from the Bank, are hereby stayed MI
I'll The further orders ol tho General AS
scmby.
True copy-witntss.
HENRY BON EN, Sec'ty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
AN ACT IN uddnlont Il the several ACT
True copy-witncss.
HENRY BON EN, Sec'!y.

AN ACT IN addition Il the several acts
relating To the election ofclvll officers
II is enacted BY Me General .4ssembty a.
Joiiows:
Section !. Any town wh ch may
have omitted to assess he registry lax b!
The first Monday "f September OF thu
year, as required b. the 9Th section oI
the election law, may assess the same al
any time on or before The first day of DE
ccmbcr nrxI aud any assessment ma,
be delivered 10 the 'own clerk at any TIM
on or before the 10Th lay OF December.
Sec. ,. Tie registry lax may bo pait
cllhcr TO the town clerk or Town trcaSu.
rcr, with the same effect as is paid 10 the
collector.
Sec. 3 Any military tax assessed n.
galnst any person exempt from doing
military duty by law, or who mly be IN
able 10 pay the same, may be rcm.t'cd by
The town counci' upon their being salts
fled ol sad iacrs.
True copy witness
HENRY BOWEN. Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
KOlMSTOCK'S VERMITUGe.

This remedy for worms is one Of The mos'
extraordinary ever used. II eilectually eradl.
Gates worms Of all sorts, from chid,rn and
adults.
II cannot harm the smallest infant or the
strongest adult. There is no mercury or mIne-
raj in it. Mercury is the basis of mos, worm
remedies and the remedy Is sometimes worse
than the disease so never use lozenscs, but
rely upon This, Every psrsop will he convinced
on one trial, that il is the most perfect cure
ever in vcucd.
For sale by Il. j. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, Il. ]. Oct. 70.