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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

;CJs A member Of the Relief Committee
at Fall River writes the following letter TO the
Secretary of the same Committee in provi,
dence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

JAMES TIAWKENtE'
y. S. /, is in Justice to Captain Shan.
non to say, HAT the shin was in charge
Of the pdot--oi course he Is esonera'cd
from all blame.
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a spark will go out ircli, If you do moi
bIow il. Turn an Indifferent car to tnise re-
port. or rehrcrous upon others, aud the re-
taller of it will soon find that he brings his
WIRES in HE wrong marktt
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07
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From the Columbus (Ohio) Statesman

From the Columbus (Ohio) Statesman.
RHODE IsLAND-C ooNERY-NEGRo VOTING
FREE Observation-Disclosures CITIZENS
There is hardly a day passes but what
adds some new light upon the remarkable
doctrines and practices of the federal coon
party. We are astonished and surprised
that party holding such doctrines, should
organize in country like ours with the
hope of success-and still more astonsh.
ing that they should find as many follow
ers as they do; but there is delusion in the
world on other subjects than politics, and
we must prepare to meet, and couEteract
its errors by exposing it. We find in the
New York Tribune, leading daily coon
paper of that city, the following extra ordi.
nary announcement:
''RHoDE IsLAND.-Thc voting on the
adoption of the new Constitution COM
menced on Monday, and will conclude to-
day. On Monday Providence gave 9lS
votes for, and none against the legal Con-
stitution. We rejoice TO state that it gave
sl5 votes for, and only 81 against, allow.
ing colored persons to vote the same as
whites. In ID towns there were 2,2l0
votes for, and only 3 against adopting the
Constitution; the Dorrltes consistently re-
fusing to vote. (Had they done so last
spring. much expense and trouble would
have been saved In 9 towns there were
1912 votes for, and 324 against, admit
ing blacks 10 vote, and there seems little
doubt that all distinctions founded on color
will be discarded. We trust that the
Rhode Islanders, having learned that q
colored mans vote will MOI prejudice the
public welfare, even though he owns no
land, will not be slow to learn that an
adopted citizen may also safely be trusted
with political power"
There are some rich wing doctrines in
this paragraph, and they should awaken
even the better part of the followers of the
coons into sense of shame and indigna.
| ton.
In the first place, we would state that
the suffrage party do not vote at oil on the
humbug of constitution presented to
them. The voting is. exclusively among
the Algerines, the enemies OF poor white
man voting at all, and more especially il
he happens TO be q naturalized foreigner,
who, under this pretended liberal constitu-
ton, is deprived of vote. But the Tri.
bune, this great federal coon organ of the
city Of New York, whose flag waves at id
mast head for HENRY CLAY, who holds
negroes in bondage, reioices that 8l5 O
the Algerine coons of Providence voted t.
permit blacks and mulattoes to,"free suf
frage," and only 81 could be found to vot,
against it! Yet this very constitution, oil
i which the friends Of Governor Dorr relus
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

claims of the United States" Lest this
general power of disposition, and of max
ing rules and regulations regarding the ter
ritory and other public property, Or some
other general provisions of the constitu-
ton, should be considered as impairing or
varying the tide specified in the grants, or
the claim to just fulfillment of the siipu-
latons on the part of the United States,
this confirmation of all existing claims is
inserted in the same clause. The new Or
ganiZltion of the government, therefore,
has not abolished, but confirmed the ma
tional title to these lands, and the obliga-
ton TO dispose of them for the common
benefit of the United States, as promised
by Congress, when requesting from the
States these dangerous donations, and as
provided in several deeds of cession.-
While the States, by provision universal
IN its extent are prohibited from passing
"any law impairing the obligation OF con-
tracts" Congress is disabled from impair.
ing any obligation of the United States, en-
tered into before the adoption of the con-
stitution,and all public claims are especially
protected from invasion in the exercise Of
the power to regulate and dispose of the
territory and property belonging to the
United States"
If the United States were amenable TO
judicial tribunal, and if an application
were made in equity or other proper form
for the distribution of the proceeds of the
public lands among the several States
could any doubt be entertained OF the ma
tional title? If any of the distinguished
jurists, who, as politicians, say these pro
ceeds cannot lawfully be retained in the
national treasury, were upon the bench
would they, on a perusal of the treatie:
and other documents which compose thu
title find either that they never vested in thu
United State TO whom alone they were
granted; or that the States, by subsequent
events, had become their owners, wheI
the title conveyed to the nation is uncondi
lional and perpetual? Would they com
pei the United States to surrender the mo
ney, and not appropriate it to the common
benefit of the Union, but to the States Il
be applied to any other use whatsoever
contrary to the pledge of October tn
10th, 1900, given by Congress? Wouf
they hold that the national engagement
thus assumed under the confederation, il
not obligatory under the present constitu
ton, when every such engagement il
expressly ratified by the sixth article o
the constitution itself? And is it right fol
an enlightened jurst, as politician, TO ad
vance an opinion which he would condemn
when acting as judge?
AMERICANUS.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-07

The London Morning Chronicle, says,
Shareholders in America make practice
Of feeding swine with the dead bodies Of
their negrOes.-YesS Orleans RepGbt.
can.
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The Bank Of Augusta has declared d.
vidend oftwo dollars per share on its CAPT.
stock.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF
PRIVATELY
DR. GREGORY may

DR. GREGORY may be consulted at all hour
OF the day or evening" at his private residence, Barclay
treaent those cured. cases which always prove so
formidable TO Of but little experience Another i'm
adapting Of vmss the convenience Of PATIENTS who
ey desire to obtain speedily and privately poss
Knowing that people have desire for information
on subjects Of especially when they are deeply IN,
his rryate treatise contains egray,nss much improved
aud enlarged and embraces subjects Of interest
The various forms Of bodily and mental wsakness ncapac
and wch zane n upds e. beat ecp method Of OBJ
tanning sound health is plainly and practically adapt
ed to the those who need is friend
.sins npen impotence bsnnes, and certain
habit Of youthful retoa from whence results const
20 % sfendy yet silent monitor where
or sexual debility has made threatening nroad the health
but the certainty restoration show. how and
others are by the outward physical
ment OF the nervous system, cough Indigestion and
symptoms indicative of consumption, often sscrbed 70
an and pemicous practice, alike destructive to TIN mind
The chapter on structure is worthy of particular attention
and should be read by every The authors Of treat
this complaint without pain, and affords positive nm
20 sSn p viii variant sss
that he undertakes and the to be permanent
The means which he employs enable him 70 obtain eompiet
The price Of the book above alluded to is 50 cents, and
his private residence Barclay street near Ike Park
at the following agencies, which are drug stores Viz -
No. 70 Fulton 81, cor OF Gold sL rt-I
No. n East Broadway, cor. o. Market
No. 1888 5owery, cor. Of SPrings
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WONDERFUL REMEDY
VIRREY's TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INyIGo.
RATION

SUPPLY Of these invaluable and extraordinary remedies
"A has been received direct rom Doctor Adrian Virrey
Lyons By his exclusive American De Launey Grey
Of New York Nothing equal them
for removing mpotebey uoT sbus nervous affections and
nvgoratng the system and revyng the decayed
certain parts fact that be proved by
mInutes for while all other medicines for the
same diseases admitted by their be slow Of
operation and Lotion OF
make their efec felt few after
OIL Indeed their quick aud wonde full such that
ness or imbeily cannot The that
der thsr ioI half an hour nor II possible Tor
they Numerically correct the inactivity oi certain which
ness They are also unIivalled remedies Dcipn
uop dyspepsia papaOn OF The headache g
and affections Of the Kidneys, aud IN ali diseases produced by
nsmeess solitary habit for hch they a speedy and po
Ihe Tinetures taken internally and pleasant
n taste the Lotion used externally They may be used
seIasny with great benefit but effective used
p-fetsons living distance have these edicnes
io1 printed directions for converting them into the Tine
vy ana Lotlon Pnee 81 for powd.r, or 50 for bo,
Wnen poth are used their effect wonderful in removing i'm
re%lttanSes must be paid directed to De Launey
Information Of delicate aud psturs which ran
not be inserted pablo sdve sement accom- .nis. hi
tie and powder medicines should NJ Yer he nv ps
nant women for ther exciting nature b. liable 10 ro
duee sbortion.
Sold By special appointment Of
sDunsr At II Duane q, New York
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MEDICAL CARD.

OFFICE, No. 1870 ulton ST DIR, FAWCETT, Menu
IT N. Royal eye Of Sur Of London and din
burh aud Member Of the Jeer Medical Col of Phi
p7is author of raj work the p.u-r,tive orpans
eun N. q class Of delicate dise in
a their vT,s ages ard implicated forms cases
e sr,s 'f-gt'nu. yield his Of with
cut re ia NJ IN Diet hind aacs from business aud without
onst tutons debility mpotencr. teril'y, SEMINAL vsak
ress noctuIn and all hos dep orable drss
leh are pro- 1T on bvs secret eest uctve ha Of ncons
d. -nd other iudulgenc of the passions
which unds the const ti1u ly of
decsy, 90 d. .aw-ets "crk these subjects
be- adica W cured aud the red al
g9t tr the 'e extending far III prostate
nd Of the bladder which orally prod
e. b. the bd tram.nt Of disease and irsq-eny the
nae nasur baton, be radically cured Dr. tawcett
d 10 Flu
D. =. he olde advertising Phvsicar in the city;
his dIp ms ir M LondJn tduburgh and Phaoep are
h1g ~ ia srse frames in his Office where hs works be
IN sec
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MO CURE NO PAY.---DR. COOPER, Il Duane street
~ between Chatham and William takes the method
Of informing citizens and strangers that he has for the last
Mercurs aud other dssass Of delicate nature Although
considered by portion Of the medical profession species
Of quackey Tor Of Its legitimate members advertise still
the great advantage the unfortunate victims Of vene dsease
ton particular branch of the profession be apparent
Do vou not employ surgeon TO amputate limb Ito
lis; disease Of the Ito dentist for operation the
you troubled with venera And you do so from the fact
that those perfect in this branch because they only
practice IT, Dr. Cooper spent celebrateo Lock Hos
p and has for years enjoyed Ire extensive practice
i've days The DR. regularly educated physican and
and sues his patients leave until perfect
performed deporabls 70 witness OF the
into the system by qnacks break again the form Of
spot. and ulcs on The body pans in s oin sore throat
cur, make no charge
BY which he can cure worst Of Structure in from one
70 two weeks with scarcely pain 70 the patient 4tation
ursths gland OF the neck OF the Bladder
sometimes mistaken for Structure by general practitioners
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. sometimes called &c
minal Weakness brought by habit ndulged in by
yopng This where freely INDUCED in the greatest
evil that befa for bese disease OF the heart
10 eompete diocy. Dr. Cooper viii effect radical
and restore the constitution 70 m original
that by mild and simple Of medicine: warrants
ed in every chage Post paid letter. descn6ps
hotels boarding houses Once opn TIL 10 At night Re
member, Duane STREET between William and Chatham sb
ne Inns
I .ACEs-LACEs KBBoNs-veY, chgRH.
mis- fm-w 70 Catherine So
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PARIS PILLS.
ITO THOSE WHO SUFFER from complaints peculiar 10
i the FIRST COMM NCEMk,ST OF WINTER

the FIRST C0MMtNCEMENTO OF WINTER.
In does the blood and OF the human sy
TEN undergo striking changes than the I'll Of
and pecaiv the commencement Of winter If
~ srki gly analogous but have strong influence the
healthy diseased condition of The body From the decay
autumn and the morbid aud death like Of the
also Tor arct.d by similar feeling,
arising rom the actin oil temporary decay adsptns Itself
the same laws that govern mate This renders the
const uon) OF absolute import nc,or this is the
sit with Iedic TO and at the time
string hen the powers Of the vital organs.
VI the functions to be ceansed and nvgorated
noae have more in innate than the stomach aud
liver The vi tood the and healthy
OPERATION Of the gesive Plw'r' furnish only natural
stimuant the ver but win th OF the
bee and morbid the bile improperly secreed and
dis The liver and generally unhealthy OF the
i've In this persons Nv caone
for relief Such Treatment especially is year
Is lMBiBlNG FATAL CONSEQUENCES as invariably
colo ed by 1sumst,m Of the worst sort To
FREE HE Bh6oD Of IT'S "a iMPURf fiE s and and
strengthen those sdy by tie ch nge he year. in
state Of partial decay take edcpes free from
pounds OF lenous bur gth-ning Such PARR
LIFE PILLS ling perfectly genile op~ratons and
Compounded purely Of vegetables Its celebrated author
whose le prolonged beyond that Of any her man
nee the Pariarchsl and WHO for han century
close and student Of the medic nal properties psnt
stamed his extraordinary by the judcous Of this
pound thn superiority, safe aud and certain remedy,
both TO and adults all Other vegetable medicines
LY TESGIFiING
Sold by nearly all the respectable Druggists in New York
and Wholesale by Thomas Roberts Co. way first
and in every part Of the United States and CaLada
Mo
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WADxMErCyOST

FENALE PERIQAiGA AL Pill sT- ~ sasss !. s.Sy
nom colds &c Their certainty Of action has long bean
scLnowsdgsd by the medical profession. and hundseds
ssmstimss necessa their though thsy contain no
20 all these who the Pills. by Madame Costello, Lispe
Pnee q per boz. ms lmsm
MADAME COSTELLO. FEMALE PHYSICIAN
edpcsted at the Medical Faculty in Paris and Graduate
Mawe onen her professional services 70 the ladies Of
ling .ucee,: in the .sasss incidental 70 pe,
ppfses ladies on the point OF conement those suffering
rom sulpre.son irresusrity obsuuctons &c TIA; wD
happy 20 comIortabe temporary home t her resi-
and the most matronly care and nung II preferred will
wait on and attend them at their houses until perfectly
covered Maaame particularly begs TO the
that hesltatiop dread need never be apprehended
N BMedame Costello would inform ladies' ding out NJ
would devote her personal attendance upon them part
the United Statcs within reasonable distance
Madame c. be consulted her residence Lispeusrd
all times and with the sctest regard the Of
her patients All communications and letters be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

ORRls TOOTH WAsH-Prepsred from the original recipe
~ at No Gold street, M fork-The Ors Tooth ash
puey vesefbe POSSESSING the propertie, Of
state preventing any unpleasant odour tn
mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth from danged
of the stomach.
designed 70 be used with tooth Brush and will
10 supersede the necessity OF powder the
and preventing the weaEng Of the gums from teeth
particularly useful m cases Of spungy gums, restoring
them 10 healthy state and them Contract around
,ne tooth IN painful affections Of the teeth and gums arising
from exposure 10 cold IL will be found highly beneficial II
particularly seiceabe TO the Os Tooth Wash al nigh,
Just befse refining TO rest This method recommended By
euanen dentsts by doing all particles of food which
daring the day entirely and mouth
Kept through the night IN clean and healthy state
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable poroua
OF poor humanity but how neglect the
say Ter thelr preservation when by
means needed Among these know Of peasan.
and enectual than the Os Tooth Wast cleanss viii
tens the teeth srenEhens the gums parties mouth and
Old Boston Morning Post. 49, 49," ~
Tbs Ors Tooth Wash the best doterrent we sve used on
our NELL Boston Tsnsorpt
For ale by the princs "a t<ugglxu The city, MIR
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DOCTOR MORRISON.


NORTH RIVER DIsPEN-ARY, a0ak Fulton street,
near oTesnwich.-Dr. MORRISON, Member Of ii. Roy
Coeg of surgeons London and formerly Surgeon the
Bntisn Navy contiI be consulted dent ally
O'Clock A. NJ TO 10 p NJ. all diseases of private nature
aud all thoss by ducaed
the duties Of the qualif surgeon DR. 8 ability fuln
ms Pr fesonal and strict honor scharp
his duv Is we known 10 citzens he address, himself
str advising them place the mseve. under ad
versg doctor, without readng his COLI diploma, the
only test aga st imposition DR. is daily ulted by pa
still leaving the poison syse until ums tey
deyelopss itself in the deplob shane of secondary syphilis
Ia all ca es D. NJ Perfect without mercury
hndrance from business In forms of the disease he
cures IN TO das and proportion malignant His
medicnss are not unpleasant. aud convenient
sTRiCTURES OF Observation-Disclosures in the
urethra such sticures AID enlargement Of the
glands, ACCOMPANIED with much irritation and dull pain in
Dr. M cures structures in scier c manner, omog their
absorption thout Persons who FROM reading catchpen
boobs bug rear advei be frightened
belief they the sut jecta of ctu have the
opinion Of DR. NJ without charge Pesos elue. thy
told b. quacks they have structure when truth they
not
CONSTITUTIONAL DFBILITY.-Those suffering from
the effects Of structve habit would do well cal
on D. who s without CHI Lge demonstrate them
the morbid condition Of the such M
which tied by the Of such Jials
sta q ales ouiv I. ere, te greater depression
Let post paid end fee, will medicine
and vics OF the Uniun and anted
B-WIh exception, DR. NJ is TIE only qualified ad-
yersng the city See his diplomas suspended
his office. 2oih Fulton str ct 80 Imsr
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r.l TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.

nynluable Powders universally
Europe but France rscuar fer upwards Of thirty yan
well az by Thousands this being the only mild
sale and ecacious remedy for married ladies' lwhose health
sofbids too rapid increase Of family.
Madame heae well known, for thirty yeArs f.
male Physeuan in principal fema Hospitals in En-
those OF Vienna and Parwhere favored by her great
gpe,ence and opportunities, she attained that celebrity u
those discoveries medical specially adapted
The female frame for which her medicines now sand
vael as well IN this country in Europe Her
.nss, with The phy;ioc and anatomy q The female ianes
females the meridian Of life and the consequent "a
pd and sfen apparently inexpcabe which cousen
fond mother their source,
arrive knowledge Of the primary of female nds
of married females-w in 1905 led 70
che discovery of her celebrated Preventive Powders" Their
adoption means Of preserving no only the health
the life of sfettionats wife and fond
Che advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and
mang the benefits resultng thousands by their adop
on. would respectfully the attention Of the mar
ned by all that they hold and DEAR their consideration
Is and virtuous prevent evils which
subject, by simple and healthy within CONTROL
Every dsplss yuop and saligtened mind will
sitansy answer the affirmative Price Eve dolas pack
age. accompanied with full and partcnS directions They
can be forwarded by mail part Of the United stss 40
TELL, Female Physician. Principal Office, as Creenyich
street. New York Office hous from Am. n O'Clock PM
Boston Office. No 7 EsseS 81. oo 2usr
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LOVE. COURTSHlP A ND MARRIAGE.
lust Pubshed Physologica Mysteries and Revelations
in Love- Ccuuhip and Marriages. infalibe Guide Book.
for married and SINGLE utmost importance 70
he human by Euge Beckand, ID. Translated from
the third Paris edition, BY Philip N. Harvard.
Among the matters duly considered in the work, are Mat
OF serious importance single and married
The cause. Of and certain cure for baIsnne. The arts Of
aow the habt may be removed and M effect. cured"
ing from The mind the seeds ofa hopeless, o unhappy pas
sion" Ofsng with newly discovered meaes based
-ntc principles, for the prevention Precipitation thereof
lntermarragen Dress with the form and color most be-
coming varors shapes and eomplexions The ne.
suspicious for wedock" And most other matiers q
single and msede. relates to the principal sub.
iects above noted" -. =.
York.
post paid order enclosing 81, directed to HOLLAND
CLOVER New York city, will procure copy OF the work
oens sent to any part United States the Canadas
three copies will be sent for 81. .
Twelve copies will be address for e. None but
ranked post paid letters taken out Of the post Office
CAUTIONA work protesting 10 be the above, but when
estchpenny has been published and pedded ABOUT ne
streets The genuine work ouly be had Holland Olo
1902 Nassau door from Ann street.
The genuine edition has g edges neatly bound in dark
cloth with Beckars Physiology IN gold letters one de
and enbeished with steel Of the author Also
observe that the genuine edition ha the copynght marx on The
back OF the title page o23 dy&wy 1msr