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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

The way to make a Doctor. A doctor
in Ohio writes 10 his father thus So dear
Daddy I conclswded lde cum down an ri,
grinded into Doctnr, hardly don't think
was more than 2 ours, a(ore cum out as
slick ~un as ever was seen.
Hale Columby happy land;
If Iaint Doctur, I'll be hanged;
Ipukes, purges an swests EN-,
Then if they dl, wi, let's EN-.
gets plonte Of custom, because they say.
they die easy. When you rite, don't forge
to put Doctor afore my name.'-Mail.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

~Connecticut held her annual election
for State officers last Monday. We have as
yet heard nothing of the result. The State
was Loco Foco last year Governor, Legisla-
turc, and all. or course il cannot he any
worse this year-we have strong hopes, in
deed, that it will be much better. We pre-
dict the Loco Governor will be dictated,
whether the Wing candidate is elected or not
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

MiscHIEvoUs MISUNDERSTANDING the acts
Of bad Legislation by the present Legislature Of
this State, and such as are destined 10 have an
extensive and very mschievous effect, are the
act to tax rail roads as real estate in the towns
where they are situated and the repeal Of the
act of 18th April, lS4l, in relation TO manufac-
turing corporations, by which we are thrown
back upon the law Of 1886, under which the pri.
vate property Of stockholders to an amount equal
to their stocks, 10 held liable for all debts Of such
such corporation. Under that law we need not
expect any investment Of manufacturing capital
in this State. The repeal is an act Of unmixed
and unmitigated folly. for il is not pretended that
any creditor Of a manufacturing corporation has
lost dollar or cent under the operation of the
law Of l64l.-Kennsbec (.ue.) Journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

MURDERER ARREsrED.-Rockwell. who
attempted to assassinate Ex-Governor Boggs
last summer, has been arrested.-Rockwell
is one Of Joe Smiths hired assassins, and
was no doubt instIgated by his patron to at
tempt the deed for which he is to be tried.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

DAMAGES For MoB VIoLENce.-The
African Presbyterian church in Philadelphia
have recovered $3.50, from the city and
county Of Philadelphia, for damages done in
the destruction of their meeting. house by
fire, by mob in August last.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

II has been decided in Missouri, slave
State, that "a negro slave cannot commi,
forgery, not being recognized aspsrsons =
They take good care to whip and scar them
for !heft,or for running away, and hang them
for instruction. Why, il they are not per-
sons?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

Gan election took place in Massachu-
sets last Monday to Gil the five vacant pla-
ces in the Congressional delegation of that
State. We have resolved partial returns
from two districts, which show handsome
Wing gain since the last trial.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

SINGULAR CASE OF DEsPERATIoN--We
lind the following alarming case Of violence re-.
corded in the st Louis Ledger -
Pete, what makes you look 90 awfulr
Jake, I'm agitated, and unless my spirits
grows calmer, ] shall do something desperate
III rush out and fear board of the pig pen !"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

A furious wife, like musket, may do great
deal Of execution in her house, but then she
makes great, noise in il At the same time. A
mild wife will, like IN air gun, act with as much
power without being heard.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

LEGION OF HoNoR.-This body consists of
40,676 memberj, of whom 81 .622 enjoy pensions.
The population of France 10 about thirty five
millions. II. FOL ows that one in every seven
hundred and four OF the whole number, men,
women and children-enjoys the decoration of
the Legion. Nearly COCO crosses were distribu.
ted during the year 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

THE PEorLE's Pass has not reached US
for two or three weeks past. We don't know
u,,, We have done that neighbor Bell
shouId neglect us so. We can better do
without many other papers on our exchange
let
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

Siandessrs are like flies, that leap over .
mans goodpa,ts tolight only upon hs serss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

CFThe Milleriies didtnt Ego up" on the 7
81 after all their fuss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

He who assumes airs Of importance. exhibits
credentials Of ignorance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
J. l.. RoGERs, NJ. ID.
To B. ID. Allen, NJ. ID.
From the Rev. DIR. Scott Of New York

From the Rev. DR.. Scott OF New York.
Dr.B. ID. Allen, Dear sir am most happy
To inform you that your Balsam Of lIorrhound,
l.Wrrvrrl aud rcuriSy Root has cured me- nj
f Liver Complaint dsense under which had
hborrd upwari Of six years. have recon.
n,cuded u to scvard oi my friends afflicted with
The sane maady. aud in every lnsthucc has II
been successful. itopmg God may spare YOU
he for usefulness,
| am, respectfully yours,
JoHN scorr, ID. ID.
To n. ID. Allen, VI. ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
PERU merry.

4 n assortment of chnlce perfumcrv, con
sis,ng OF great variety of Fancy
Soaps. Guerain's g. Rings Shaving Cream
French and German Cologne, Lavender
Water, Edcs lledyrnnla aud Veth"na ex
tracts Saissy's celebrated handkerchief per
'umcs-Kesan Soap Bears Grease, Ok
Marrow Pnmmadr, at
April % X. J. TAYLOR'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
.SSS&NN.
BENZ. MARSH. JR.,

No, 1873, Thames Street,
I'm Has just received large
supply Of BOOTS s &snoEs
T s S:y G.: a.. 6: 5: ps':;:.:; s;% !; s: i; a.;
other establishment in Newport, of equal
quaiiiy, aud ms my determination is not 10 be-
,,ndrrsod. viii therefore make It an ohj"ct
for any who wish 4" purchase good Articles
chcnp, To call ai I:,S aud examine for them
selves. as my stock IS very large and conf
prlses every article usually called Tor m a
shoe store. | therefore cannot name the
price of every article. which is often done
as n bail to get custom 10 the store. but Will
name them TO the purchasers who viii please
Ia call.
N. Custom work of every description
made To order-such as Gentlemens' French
Calf Boots, Goat and Seal do, on the most
ia shonablc shaped lasts from New York.
Also, Ladies' French Morocco mud KID, oi
every description. Particular attention paid
% repairing.
Newport, April 90, 1913
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
From ! L. Rogers NJ d. New York CITY.

From J. l.. Rogers, Nj. ID. New York City.
DIR. Is. ID Alien. Dear Sir For wear past
I have been in the habit OF prescribing sour
Ba!sim Of lIcrchound, Liverwort aud "lcurlsy
Root, to my patients IN private practice have
also used it in the Hospital lind II remed,
Of great ELI ncy IN affections of Lungs aud
Ener, in cases OF Con umplion, Cough, Asthma
Bronchitis | have found IT very eihCaclcus,
s"I helievet is prescribed very generally by
ihe profession,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
Or. Jayne's Medicines !

q n assortment of Dr.. Jayncs' Medicines
~ just received from PhlI1dclphla. and for
sale wholeSnl, aud retail by Dr.. r. II ilAI.
ARD NJ the sign of The Golden Mortar,
Washington square, Newport, X. !.
March
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
To n. ID. Allen, W. ID.
eau IION .

lrJs Purchase none unless it has the ceIllii
eais oi "Copyrghl on the wrapper and label,
aud the written slgna'ure Of
B.D. ALLEN, VI. ID.
General depot. ss barclay street, y. Y.
For sale ~ Newport by v Il. iINIARD. al
the siyn Of the t,ul,irn Mottar. Dec. 2g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
NV HOLE n o..704

opers', ms aud fortune o'ay 80 soile uI",a
me that .bnll be- able 10 retire nlIo-
gether tom active pursuits. viii pur-
rhnse the Llork ol buildings in Summer
Place, and any others which may offer
under such favorable auspices"
| The purchase was accordingly made
aud IL appeared NJ il Tins were n new
starting point N the adventurous care.r
Of Henry Wildredge There was~v
denlly powerful impulse a, work in his
mind. IT, never looked back again.--
The heaviest opersiors were eclipsed
and for years be was regarded as one al
he grcaicst.as we ms one Of the boldc-t
advenurrrs VII" appeared on charge.
h Ehzabcih Wildrcdge was in her 9 lt,ry.
The greatest splendor prevailed beth ut
her town and country house, and when
she appeared upon the fashionable drive
in her magnificent carriage, IL cannot hc
denied that she WAS not unfrequeolly The
envy Of those Who had 10 content them
selves with less costly turn out. Asa
drvoicc of fashion, none were more mr.
dent than Mrs. Wildredge and, M a
consequence, she could find but lille
time To devote to the guidance of Julin's
mind. Indeed, her daughter had been
completely turned over to the care Of
others, aud she was educated only ns ono
who would bccoroe The h-rcss Of an i'm
nrnse estate, aud have about her, all her
lifetime, others to attend 10 her most
,rifing wants.
rr !alher, completely lost in The ex-
.tent, bewildcrm-nt and distractions of an
enormous business, had neiher time nor
thoughts 10 lesiow in the counsel or
guidance even ol his only daug hier and
i6us, al a period when, above all others,
she most needed parental sympathy.
aud control, the expectaut
herrss was literally leii Ia her own will.
She was surrounded constantly with
train of suilors, from among the gay, I'M
occupied and ihouehless gallants Of So
ciety and among all, n young nobleman
from abroad, Count Delande, was most
Frequently her attendant whenever she
appeared in the public promenadcs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
II. DaLLE.ES BALS.4M OF HORE
HOW'D. LiVER WDRT A.ND
PLEURISY ROOT FOR
Gs(SE1s'.tx:aMElJN
and LIVER COMPLAINT

a NohUS, t0ughs, splitting cf Blood, Ca
~ Turin diticuHy Of Breaihiag, Pai,
VI the SIDE, pqfPiiation Of the heart, oopy,y.
sion dW smenrss Of he chest. Pien,Isb, I,
Hectic FeDer, night sDsats. difcuH and p,0.
fuse EIpect0raiion. and all affections oTthc
Lungs. chest amt Lirer.
The ilorehound. Liverwort aud Pie uri,y roo
have io! centuries been celebrated in The cure
Of affections OF the l.ungs and Liver. DR.. Al
len, alter a'serIos Of experiments. has been able
To extract from these medical herbs q Basnrn
which exeris wonderful effects IN curing Con-
Sumption and Liver Complaints.
For children lahorihg under Inflammation of
the Lungs, Colds, Coughs, Group. Quincy, aud
sore Throat, This l'nl-am j. Of great Importance.
During the winter of 1880 rising Of one thou
sand families employed this remedy, in the
Tiny of New York. I ne consequence was that
The number Of deaths among children was re-
duced Io less than one half The usual Number vs.
may bs seen iy the City Inspectors report Of
3.a,h-.
10 order 20 give tho reader some idea Of the
efficacy Of this BaIsau. aud how rxtensi,el, II
= used, we here Introduce the monthly repou
of tho cures in The month of May, islI, and
published IN The Ncw'York sun.
"honlhy Rrp,rt'"f the cures performed by
Dr. d ID. Aliens BaIsan Of ilorehouuj, I.iv-
erwor and Pleurisy Root during the month Of
May. II has 'cGIed aud completed the cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
Commissioners & Admins
(ralOr's Notice.


lralOr's Notice.
'V>IlE Subscribers having been duly op
pointed by The Hon. Court oi Probate
Of the town OF Newport, Commissioners To-
receive, examine aud allow The claims of the
creditors of the estate Of John Goddard,
)atc Of Newport. dee. represented IusoIveni.
and six months from This date being allowed
bv sisd Court for the creditors 10 present
sad prove their claims before said Conmls
sioncrs. we will attend at the house of Peter
y. Remington, on The las, Saturdays IN
January. February and March. ls44. ut six
o'clock, D. ~, fur tho purpose Of deciding on
the clamn. Of the creditors on said estate
which shall b. presented fni advance.
SrrpnsN- M. SrGpMAS,
JAMss lAwrON. Commis'rs.
ABieL SpENCsR,
Newport, Sept. 4. 1913.
Al pcrsons indebted to sa'd estate are re-
sucs,ed To m,kc immediate payment To
r.P REMINGTON, .4dm'r.
Newpns, SrIn.1. 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05

Il II was the custom OF Mis-. Wildredge,
every Summer, 10 commence the fashion
able season AT The watering places, by
spending few weeks a, the White Sui
phur, in Virginia, and then to proceed,
rs the warmer season advanced, To ihe
ibronged resorts Of the North But ms
several families of their acquaintance
were, IN two weeks, to proceed 10 Mag
ara, Julia, who was always permitted TO
do as she pleased, expressed desire not
to accompany her mother 10 tie White
! Sulphur, bul went with the friends Of iho
family dncctIv to the Falls. IL WAS SIX
weeks before Mrs Widredee reached
Niagara, and then she met lie surprising
intelligence that Julia was not there. -
Count Delaude had arrived the week
previously, and The last that had been
seen of either, they went out in the iani-
" carriage TO ride. A letter was de-
spatched to AR, Wildredge, who mad"
immediate operations to go IL pursuit "t''
the ,unnways, bot The evening before he
was ready to start, he received nnolh"r
letter, couched in the usual terms Of pre-,
tended repentance, asking forgiveness
for the elopement, and n pa'ent's pardon
that Julia had become 'the Countess
Delande."
This Notifying event at once pat an
end to Mrs. Wildredge's season at the
Watering places.
/ On the evening of her return home,
she was seated in the parIol with her
husband. II was evident enough that h"
was deeply affected by the clopemen' ct
Julia. There was, too, shade o; mo-
meniary depression OF the coun'en""ce
Of Mrs. Wildredge, but, rally'ng herself,
he endeavorrd to rally her husband also.
awe must write Mt once TO have them
return home. II the Count has run
through his whole fortune, we arc fold
he is of good family, and We must pro-
vide them on establishment suitable 10 the
rank his extraction will give him IN So
ciety."
"Well, Elizabeth, there does not now
appear any other course to pursue but,
to me, this is the most painful occurrence
of my life"
The runawnys were accordingly wit
ten for. They returned Al once and
so soon rs convenient. proper Steps we's
taken TO settle them in costly and clc-
gently furnished house IN I'eehmnn
Square. Agreeably to the wirbesof the
mother, there was nothing neglected H.
set them out in mngn,fcsnce, splendor,
and show, and they started life With
nothing 10 do bot to participate in nll the
Iusurics which wsshh could purch--',
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
LET.

"a The nwer part Of the sub
!AEA srrbrr's house, corner "f
$4Eifi1 William and Thomas streets.
fsst Ss5 Possession given immediately.
- JAMES a. GREENE.
Newport, Aug. IL, lS43-U')
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05

4 STAGE will continue to leave Newport
- daily. Sundays excepted, at 81 O'Clock,
a. NJ. and arrive m FnllrIver 1T ~ ~. leave
Fallrlver at O'clock and arrive in Taunton
nt 81 o'clock. The cars leave Taunton nj
4 p. IN. and arrive IN Boston II, q o'clock.
Returning. The cars leave Boston dnily
Sundays excepted, ar Z o'clock, 4. NJ. aud ar.
rive in Taunton, at 9 o'clock.--A stage will
leave Taunton at 81 o'clock and arrive in
AT l2M.; leave Fallrlvcr p. NJ
aud arrives IN Newport, al 4 O'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
dsssisi.tyalUs's Notice.
al Toun .Meeti4g hoiden by odyomn:-
mcm, .Newpon, Sept. 8h, l843.

VOTED, rnal the Report Of the Inspector
at iiou>eS rclarns I" FIRE Buckets. be-
yolcrr"d 10 the con, iGrrdlion of the Town
Cuuucil, aud that they he directed to carry
,hr 'aw ut he G.n"ral Assembly INTO cH"ci.
sud ilnt the tih Section of SAID law of saiJ
Irgrf. Assembly,. eniItlcd-'An Act pra
y'Giuq in rn.c oi FIRE breaking ont IN the
H"wr ui Newport. and for other purposes
ihr,rin nrmilnned, ,"-be published IN all the
nrwsvaprrs printed in tins town. a true
copy, attest.
b. 3. ROWLAND, Town Clerk,
Sc. 6. '.And BE- IL further enacted, Tha,
evcty house ~ the SAID t1wn of Newport
shall b. furnished with two good leather
buckets, with the owners name painted al
larg" ,h.rc"n, and with a ladder that shall
reach from the ground ,o the top of saId house,
ar wub trap duor or scutlle IN the root at
sad house. with stairs or ladder to 90 out
OF ia" gatIrt upon the top of the house, and
that frr every dwelling house in said town ol
Newport. which shall not be furnished will,
two leather buckets and a ladder Ia reach
troun the ground To The top of the house, or
in The room of such ladder n trap door or
sculil. in The roof of said house, aud stairs OF
a Ladder to go out Of the garret upon the top
of the house, the owner Of said house shall
pay as fine into the town treasury the SUN
of two dullars for every six months neglect
but ,f the owner Of the house does not live in
the town of Newport, the tennnt or tenants
shall pay such fines, and The same shall and
may be deducted out OF The ren, Of the house.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
Encourage Domestic Manulac
lures.
S 7 0 Y ( S,

LIOR burning WOOD or COAL. Menu
II incinrcd at the Newport Foundry
which for convenience or economy are not
surpassed by any cooking stove IN the mar
kct, for sale by WM. BROWNELL,
ntri south The Post Office.
N. B. The Public arc invited to call and
examine for themselves.
.Sepi. ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
Opinions of the Medical Faculty.

Al meeting Of the Medical Society of Wash
ington County, the following esoulion was
unanimously passed -
R,soioei, That from knowledge Of the
composition Of DR. Aliens BaI-au, Of IIorc.
hound, Liverwo,t and PIeurisy Root, and the
most astonishing effects we have seen il have
upon our patients, il is our dec ded opinion that
it will cure Consumption aud Liver Complaint
and we d" strongly recommend it to the faculty
and public geuerally.
JoHN X SMITI,, VI. ID. Pres't
DAVID =. HALL, NJ. ID. Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05

This stnge in'ersccts at Fallrver with the
Now Bedford stage daily, aud arrives IN New
Bedford at "a o'clock p. m.
Returning. leave New Bedford daily. Sun.
days excepted, pi go'clock II. NJ. arrive in
Fallrivrr ai l2. leave FnIlriver, at ] O'Clock,
and arrives in Newport at 4.
Extra coaches furnished IT all times on
Reasonable terms.
a, ,,.. ,, n, -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
FASHIONABLE HATS!

HAS JUST OPENED AND OFFERS FOR SALE
THE LATEST FASHION OF
ENTLEMEN'S fine Neulra-Moleskin
" -Brush--and Silk Hats. Of the French
and De Orsey style. Also childrcn's fash
ionuble Satin Beaver Ilals.-Togciher with
m assortment Of gentlemcn's and childron's
cloth Caps. of various patterns.
April 30, ISII
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05

No, 1873, Thames Street,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
})opular Talcs.
Py Ezra Rolden.

"No, Henry, y"g are altogether
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-11-30

yo confess we do not well sec how il will
ertricate itself. We refer to tho question
which must unavoidably arise 10 proceed
ing to the organization of the House OF
Representatives. from the utter disregard
Of the Constitution by several of the State
Governments in not having complied With
the requirements Of lie act Of Congress
prescribing the manner in which Repre-
sen;atiyes shall be chosen. Tho p rsons
sent hither as Representatives, by the
States who have thus defied the law, be-
longing chiefly to The party which is most
numerous 10 The House, il has been pre-
sunrd that an effort will be made IN this
case, as was done in the New Jersey case
four years ago, to introduce these lllegai.
ly chosen Members into tie House by
the mere force Of numb, rs. Whether
this attempt will be made, and, If made,
whether it will be successful, rtmains to
be seen. 1t can only succeed, OF course,
by trampling down the barriers Of the
Constitution, and marching over them IN.
to the Representative Hall. Ii will be
the duty OF the fast friends OF the Constr
tuition to resist to The utmost, by the ar
guments and their votes, such an assault
upon that sacred Charter Of Liberty and
Law. Should their resistance be IN vain,
il viii then become their duty, instead OF
attempting any vioIen, remedy, to enter a
Protest SO formal and so solemn against
this nfraction Of the law, as to leave no
doubt of Heu determination, on reganing
the ascendancy in that body, 10 take eff
fective measures to prevent tho possibility
Of recurrence, in oil future time, Of a
circumstance such ns this, more threaten
ing to our Liberty than any that have ev-
er yet taken place in the Republic.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-11-30
CLAY CLUBS.

Papers from every quarter daily advise us OF the
formation of Clay Clubs" and that the People
are alive to their interests, and up and doingfng'
ing their Banners to the breeze, inscribed with
.CLlY AND PRoTEcrIvE TARiFF;"--whch in
duces us to enquire at this late day, what are the
Whigs-,he People--of Old Berkeley (afedys
yixAt y doingi We we're in hopes we would not
be under the necessity Of jogging their memories
about such an important msiter-ihat they would
no, Be found tho promotion Of the
s,sa, good cause now before them by an early for
ma.isa Of . "Clsy Club "-bus, after waiting un.
III the eleventh hour" We say TO shem--delay
rot, for tho time fas, spproachesh when you will be
called upon to do your duty. your whole duty, and
nothing olse but your duty!
Look a, s.llan. little Morgan, and see what she
has been, and intends, doing. And not only look
at her, bu, look a, mos, every County in this and
evsry other State in the Union. Do the Wings Of
this County think their services arc not, or will not
DO needed in '44i Really we think not, for we
opine HxsRr CLAY will be elected by as large
m.iority as Gen. Harrison but we should not de.
fer the organization Of an honorable Club tor the
moro immediate safety and Profession Of tho cause
in which the ProPLx have enlisted.