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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11
lPAW.A N4g
I'VE e . I q r III e s .

A NEW supply of tho most popular patent
"a medicines. among which ara
Sands, Browns and Carpenters Extract Of
SarsapariIa.
Sands salt X Rhcum Remedy
Slarkwoather's lIepatic Elixir.
swalnls' Panacoa.
Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, For Coughs,
Dr. Aliens Balsam Of Liver
wort, colds, aSlh-
A" Tayor's Basam of Liver
wort, ma and pul-
" Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Chorry, monary a
Ms NJ. n. GARDENERS BaIsam
Of Livorwort, lcctlons geu-
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
Anderson Cough Drops, orally
Jacksou's, Shornan's and Wis,ar's Cough
Lozenges.
Poaso's, Browns and Wild's Cough Candies.
Jayne's, Swailn's & fahncs,ock's Vcrmllugc,
nd5worh's, Remington 8 Coyc's Group
WSyrup.
Sir Jas Murray's, Dinnolcrd's and DunLal's
Fluid Magnosia.
Glove Anodyue Drops, for the speedy relief of
toothache.
Wright Indian Vegetable, Whitncy's(
Cough, 4 Whitncys anti bilious, ,Nlead's, Pills
Davenporl's, Tomato, &c, Sc,
AISO-Dr, II. G. Wiley's Hespirator, of
Breath Warming Instrument, for the use OF
those persons whose lungs are irrila.od by ox-
posuro To .hc air tho Objects Of which are to
ouable tho consumptiyo and those prcdlsposed
TO consumption, 10 take exercise without risk in
the open air, and TO prevent the bad effects 10
the lungs, arising from Sudden changes in the
temperature Of the atmosphere.
Just received and for sale by
r.. n. II a Y a Il D,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near tho State
House N,Wport X, L. Feb |,
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ting to the general treasurer, whether he hath
collected any fines duc the Stale during the
preceding year, and the amount and clrcun-
stances of such iines, # any by hlm collected;
and lso # any penalties or costs IN any ciyll
or criminal SUIT or process due the State has
| been IN MS hand moro than one year before
said day, aud the amount and circumstances
OF such penalties and costs and shall pay
over said fines, penalties aud costs to sald
/ General Treasurer.
\ Sec. g. Each and every Justice Of the
Peace and Warden who neglccts to make
return and pay over such tines, penalties aud
costs as aforesaid shall, IN addition Ia an ac-
ton for the recovery thereof as herein provl'
ded, forfeit and pay the sum OF twenty i've
dollars To and for the use ot tie State TO be
recovered by indictment before any court OF
competent jurisdiction
Sec. 3. The General Treasurer shall COM
munlca,c to the Attorney General, the name
of every such Justice OF the Peace or Ward.
en-, who neglccts to make return az Aforesaid.
Sec. 4. The General Treasurer shall forth
with commence an action against each aud
every such delinquent, for the recovery OF
! the fines, penalties and costs Aforesaid aud
such delinquent shall be liable TO pay all costs
/ Of suit, whether he bath collected any such
| fines, penalties and costs or not.
Sec. ). The resolution OF The General AS
scmbly passed in June last, directing the
Secretary TO issue commissions To sucIA jus
tees only os made return and also The third
section Of the act entitled san act TO prevent
the detention fines from the proper offices"
arc hereby repealed.
! Sec. q. The sherits otihc scvcrnl counties
shall annually, on or before the first Monday
Of January, return to the Sccrctary's Office,
all cl,ll commissions remaining on hand un-
claimed, during the then political year and
| IN default thereof shall be liable To q penalty
( Of one hundred dollars to be sued tor and re-
covered by the General Treasurer, to aud
for the use of the State.
Sec. 7. The Secretary shall at the May
session annually, furnish the General Assem-
bly, list of all commissions returned to him
as aforesaid and shall also furnish the Gen
eraI Treasurer the names Of all Justices ol
the Peace who refused or neglected to take
Il their commissions as aforesaid.
Sec. 8. THIS act shall take effect from and
after the passage thereof.
II True cOpy--wincss,
HENRY BOWEN, Seciy.
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DIR. SuERMAN'S INDICATED
LOZENGES.

MATORMS are inlnIlibly destroyed by using
w SllERMNN'S WORM LOLENGES.
They arc tl.o greatest discovery ever made. and
the ouly medicine that never fails, and are 30
pleasant that children cat them as freely as
common peppermint.
Coughs, colds, asthma, tightncss of the chest
Sc, cured in an almost Incredible space OF
time, by using S!IERMAN'S Cough LOX-
ENGES. They have cured more cases IN the
last six months than any other medicine cxlanr.
Heartburn and dcidity Of the stomach, dys-
pcp>y, Sc, cured by SlIERMAN'S SODA
! LOZENGES. Ilcarlburn or sour stomach cured
IN "A few inmates by them.
Nervous or sick headache Immediately cured
by SllEkMAN'S CAMPllOR I.OZENGES.
They also euro faintness, drowsincss, and op.
preston Of the chest Highly refreshing when
sscd IN crowded rooms, keeping up the spirits
and chccriulne>s.
iIabitual coStivcnoss may bo enlircl y obviated
by the use of SlIElsMAN'S LAXATIVE
LOZENGES.
Bilious disorders, paptaiion OF the heart,
sickness at tho stomach will be much relieved
if not entirely cured by SIlERMAN'S Ca
IrIARTiC LOZENGES.
Charcoal, Ipocac, Morphine. Ehutarb, Res
lora,ivc, Perspirativc, and variou, other Mcdi.
Gated I.ozengGs, carefully and scientifically pre-
pared with the choicest medicines, made quite
palalablc and easily administered to children.
These invaluable preparations have been
many years before tho public, and have met
with uncNampcd success, aud have acquired a
reputation which cannot be obtained by any OF
tho spurious, worthless preparations which are
sometimes offered to the public under the name
of Mcdicalod Lozcngcs.
! For sale il any quantity by Charles Dyer,
Jr., sole agent for Rhode Island, 40 & ~ West
minister street, Providence.
For sale ~ Newport by
March 7. H. j. TAYLOR.
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DROWN'S CnuGU tANDG.-1his agreeable urIi
I'd rit ptspitcd by Nilliim BtnNu, 4 tbn'uugh rlp
uiis aut tttlul dtu'gi.t 90 th" cututt - " Hsnp
TOO aud ElitUt streets, d,ttdrdiy tie mot p'ttt
hrtthlui 1nd 'ntttWt compound ~ out uttk't t'
tht trltrf trd t1fr ~ Tho uifI,..rr and dtus"iuu
fuu"hs whi"h pfrNIIl rWouf us tn th' wut,t muul-
itif ut'oiy ~, pttrd tnd btchit m'dr atod vuh 1p
rfuNtd 90 'tutIts, . ~ tu 1rntI t. tIUi trt go
ihr utuitcd "f -tu uitht tht"i Nrl'utt ,Tuitt ng.
tuf ut"u tt.'f Wuh ,turt'at q utusrtttt" ffH
d,'t'tut. ctis't upnn lie .tuuuth ugStuu uuiui
tdust', bren compelled Co. uat a .tttfI tu'. wttifu
couple 90 y'ats. have i,uud % h"th sttI ttt aud
i,.,.i.. .na 600 ,'nhd'uuy recommend . tD uut
.tturu 1tut'..
. t,.tr ni.io rh.ttvt ne .iruttuunr WA
rt'su "u th' dur tttr. tt'te h'trr ',tt1t 'p,tt.,
t'u ttft. ir th' u't. ,tiI ttf ttutu utVpuit
toup.tt andy u'ir IT, tht above tr g., .ti. ~.
.1it tls suhyE ! IAtLD1 q Uk itAI sUb se.
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AN ACT rGlailNa 70 I.unal,cs.

AN ACT relative to Lunal.cs.
II is enacicd by Me Generat assembly a,
iSitorS:
Section ]. Whenever any person or town
chargrabIC wrh The expense oi keeping II
iall any lunatIc or person iurIOuoly mad, com
united thereto IN CONFORMITY to the scvcnt!
section Of the act entitled IAN act vcsting
Justices Oi .hC Peace with certain powers u
criminal cases." ehall ncgcct 10 pay such ex'
rcnsc, II Shall he tie duty OF the keeper o.
The jail to winch such lunatIc may have been
committed, 10 give notice OF such neglect t.
the Attorney General who shall institute Z
suit IN the name ol lho keeper Of The jail
against tHC person or town so nGglccilng, Tor
tho recovery of such expense, aud prosecute
The same 10 final Judgment
True copy--wltncse,
HENRY BOWEN, Sccry.
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DIR. WISTAR'S
Bsalsa;rp Of Wild Cherry

vHNlIE best medicine known to man for m
" cIpenl Consumption, Asthma OF every
stage Bleeding Of the lungs, Coughs, Liver
Complaint, and all diseases OF the Pulmona
Try Organs, may be had Of Agents named
below
Gy" An published statements Of cures
performed by tins medicine are, m cOfry re.
Spcc', TRUE. BE careful a. get The genuine.
I"DR. WisTAR's BALsAM OF WLp CuEE
Ry," as spurious limitations are abroad.
Orders from any part Of the country should
be addressed 10 Isaac DuTrs, No. l2J Ful.
ton street, New York
For sale by Il. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. |. Dec. 81.
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DIR. ATKiNSON,S
CELEBRATED
VegCtoJlc G0licn Ointment

'5Nil!S ointment having been used in The
a Doctors private practice for many years
with perfect success, and the many letters he
hud received begging OF him To givo the public
the benefit oC his research, he has complied,
aud now warrants this ointment To be 4 certain
cnro Tor all Scrofuous Erspticns, Itch, Chopped
Hands, Salt Rhoum aud letter or Ring worm,
Abrasions of the Skin, and liberated sore Leg,
(of no matter how long stlnding,) also, ior
ScalJ Head and Sore Ears ~ Children; Tor sore
Eyes or cracked lips the cure il nrallible.
For sale by DIR. X. u. HAIikD,
Slgn Of the Golden Mortar,
Dec. 30. Near tho Court House.
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AN ACT IN relation to the duty Of Town
TreusuTcrs.
n is enacicd By The General .1SsemJiy as
joiio'cS:
Section !. 1t shall be the duty Of The
Town Treasurer Of each town, 10 pay over
10 the school committee the 10 wn, Tor the
support OF public schools, all monies received
for registry taxes, upon TIC ordcr Of tao
president or chairman Of the school commit
tee duly drawn upon such treasurer
True copy--wltDcss,
HENRY BOWEN, Sccr'y.
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True witness:
HENRY BOWEN, SccIy.


AN ACT to adjourn the August Term oi
the Court of Common Pleas Tor the coun.
ty Of Washington.
/ IL is eadcted by The General .lSSemJiy as
jOito,cS:
! Section |. The Court of Common Pleas
for the county of Washington, which by law
is to be holden at South klngslown, within
and for said county, on the second Monday
Of August, 1874, shall be, and the same II
hereby adjourned to the first Monday oi
November, lSil; and all business now
standing continued from the last torn Of saId
court, shall and may be proceeded 10 and
\ finished by the cuur, 10 be holden by az
lournmcnt az aforesaid.
\ Sec =. All wrt5 returns, recOgnznnccs,
executions, oummDnses, aud other processes
and proceedings rcturnablc to, or to be en-
/ tered al, sald court, already issued, taken or
commenced, or which may be hereafter Is
sued, taken or commenced, in the manner
prescribed by law, may be rcturunbc To and
entered at lhe term OF the court which shall
be holdcg by virtue OF this act. auL TIE
\ declarations on all original wrlls ISSUED proI
to the passing OF this act, and rcturnaJc to
said second Monday Of August, lSil, aud
on all wrlis hereafter ISSUED which shall be
served according 10 law, twenty days before
the said first Monday of November, l6il,
shall and may be fled twelve days before the
s0d FIRST Monday Of November, aud proceed.
ed with IN The sumo way aud manner AZ II
The same were filed twelve days before the
commencement of any regular term Of said
court and all answers To any declarations
may be filed SIX days before the frs, day of
the meeting ot said court, which answers
shall have the same ehcct as II filed SIN days
before the commcucem ent Of any regular
term Of SAID court.
Sec. ,. The Tuesday succeeding SAID FIRST
Monday OF November, shnll be deemed aud
considered, Tor al Intents and purposes, IS
the second day of the term Of sald court /:
and an parties before said cour, shall have
rlgh, tu avail themselves OF all pleas aud
motions Which 10y law they mght have
nvlilcd themselves on the second day of the
term OF SAID court, II sad term had been
holden on the second Monday OF August,
l.ii
True copy witness.
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a slight advance, IN consequence OF the
llnnsl Uniform increase ~ the receipt,
n comparison wgh those OF correspond
mg period. Of last year. London and
birmingham shares were scllug at2l7
,nd 2lD iur 100 paid aud Great Wos--
tern a, Is l.2 40 II premium. The
roc, pts on The former IN the week end-
ug June -. amounted to Cis,000, and
In The latter to : G9l.lll. The receipts,
. Iclum,d for the week, from 1 / rail-
ways extending lG35 mIlcs, amounted
70 Esi,53l Tor passengers, aud E2G,G01
TOR merchandise.
The DIssenters' Chapel bill, of which
sc gave some account Il shot Time ago,
passed To second reading III the House oi
| 1ommons June Il, nllcr loug debate
'nd vigorous oppos'l'on' 10y vote Of
iU1 10 ~ majority i0o.
| The returns al the currency ol the
/ United kmgdom, gave rs lhc average oI
/ rhc tour weeks oudng May %, The fol-
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True copy witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.

Am act ~ relation 10 Justices of tho
Peace"
n IS macici Ly n, GeH',h .iscD,Liy a.
JotDrs:
S,,tlou I Each and every Ju5ilcc Of The
Peace aud Warden, whether elected by the
Gcnctdl Assembly ~ by any town, ,hsll au
nunllv on the hist day oi lhc May Va yslro ~
the Gencfol Assembly, moks return ~ WI
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w A az IDS
VEGET4BLE U.3IR OIL.

rHNilIs Vegetable Oil possesses tho pecuia
q property, SO long sought for in other oil,
but sought III vain, of re producing Il new
growth Of hair on heads totally bald.
So great are lis noGrisl.ing properties, which
it readily lmparts TO the roots of the hair, thai
it requires but short time TO produce IA new
growth, and few applications TO check that lll-
ing of the hair which so often occurs, especial
ly after sickness. 1t prevents the hair from
turning grey, and when ii begins TO turn, ma y
bc easily checked and restored 10 its natural
beauty, 10y mparing new life and visor. This
oil is paironized 10y the Medical Faculty, the
Clergy, SC. No lady who has ever used this
OIL will dIsponsc with ii. Young Gentlemen
will find this oil to produce a beautiful growth
of whlSkcrs IN a very short time.
From Mc Royal ColIcse Of Physicians o.
Narnga, FeL 20, 1888.
"Dp. T.. A. WARD, having proved to this
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil Of
his composition has the property Of causing the
growth of hair aud preventing ~ Iil, by forli-
Tying the dccayGJ part, Che effects Of the aro-
matte Ingredients which have been found IN lis
Icomposilon by the Chemist Don Francisco
Suarez,) "" hereby aulhorize lis use. not as u
specific, bat as good aud useful remedy for
persons requiring il, whose hair Is in state Of
decay from sickness or other causes.
s.gocdbv SJosr BEHNAL,M, d.
tSIAoN DEllsviA, NJ, ID.
Witnessed ly
Cayotano Ponlon, Notary Public.
The above testimonial Of the great efficacy
aud value of Wards Hair Oh, was given the
proprietor Ivy the Royal College OF Physicians
at Havana, and 10 those who aro acquainted
with the extreme rgdncsS Of the medical po.
hes ol Havana, 1t speaks youmcj II Is con-
elusive.
CAUrioN.--'rho great demand for Warl.''
oil has induced many to CountcrGcil il. None
is genuine unless 1t has treatise of thnt y.twD
pages round each bottle, with red Nylographlc
Label mud blue Vignolc ccntro. Prepared by
T. A. WARD. VI. D., New York, aud no Other
place. General Depot and wholesale ohicc, ss
Barclay street, New York.
Eos sale by d. II. II. H3/lRD,
Sole Agent Tor Newport,
Siga Of he Goiicn Mortar.
Newport, Jan. D, lsij.
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AN ACT to continue an act cntitled "An
act securing to mechanics and others pay.
mcni for their labor and materials e%pcn-
dcd in erecting and repairing houses and
other buildings, canals, railroads and turn
pixies, with their appurlcnanceS."
II is enacted By the General .Asscn.LL as
jOiio,cS
Section |. The act entitled "An net Sc
curing mechanics and others payment iuI
their labor aud materials expended IN erect.
lug and repairing houses and other buildings
canals, railroads and turnpikcs, with then
appurtcnancoS," passed February Z, 1881 Is
continued in operation until the rising of the
General Assembly at Ito next January scs-
sion.
True copy-w witness
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HEADACHE AND DHOwsINEss

Cured by the use of WIN. Browns mex.
haustIblc double pcrfumcd mcdlcated Salts,
prepared IN spungc with screw cap bottle.
1t Is decidedly the best article ever invented
TO remove the above complaints. There be
ing ln the market many limitations for the
true aud genuine article, call for VIM
Browns Mcdlca,cd Sponge Salts. a socu:I
,y against counterfeit, observe The name OF
the label, VIM Brown, proprietor.
For sale IN Newport by
X. Il. IlAXARD, |n,.
II. }. TAYLOR, ! '"sS''''
June g.
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PEnsoxs Bopv 81 rue WRoNG TINE.
Dow, Jr thus closes one oi his patent
Sermons
Ny respected liiendl- there nre many
among you who, 10 DC sell sai'sbeJ
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LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
IDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly, June Session, A. ID.
ISiJ

In General Assembly, June Session, A. ID.
lcii.
AN ACT aulhonslng Town Councils to
examine Rc.lotfies of Voters.
n IS enaete4 BY he General .1SsensLiy as
|oifoiOs:
Section |. Any Town Council who have
omitted to make examination Of the Regis
try Of their town on tho second Monday ot
June, as required by the ninth section oi an
act entitled An act 10 regulate the election
OF ClylI Officers" may make such examna-
ton at any time before the first Monday OF
October next: PrOvdcd, such eXdmlnal ion
bc public, and notice OF the samo be given
10y advertisement IN some public newspaper
printed IN said towu, or by posting up IN at
cast three public places IN said town.
True cVpy--wllDcsS,
IIENpN l,ntNI I'm
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il-JsMRs. VI. ". GAHDNER'SI
An EALSAM OF LItEWWO WORT AND

UpAEuuIND. The Drgfuii krs'tnhi" I.yrrtynu
pt"VHttttuu rfirC - cents tl- h.ttl,- o.. u . ,,p
ulat rmcdy i1t ih' Cufr ui tuugL tul &c. fpnttr ut
bu"d Iud ihthi-ic, aud il dts"i,ts ~ tt lungs. s,
- iu extensive use iuI the cure ~ Liver trtpI u
hits the nrsi preparation ~ Ltvrtwuu iritniursu
to IA" 'm't',FH IYhU,, o. bong now twelve wears
.atu'cu Wa hft established. - trputtftuu stands
.unuvallrd as cough mrdiciue- Soc ceuth,nir. aud
pltccs"i ,id"n'e "nic ptned ditetitun tnund ihc
battle
The lndrtftUued having received ste.t tru,ttL.,
The tutr ut ~ i.rJ-'. s,,t uFupd thtpntdrr, u O.,
f'r"mtur ut tI tr'r'fntcd Hnlsam oi Li,rfwoututhe
puh't,
trn'-t NtN '"f. bl,idF Wuudbuty.
Ih.ua iit.Ltus .It T.. tlutinn.
= IIt. ~ GaIt
q. Ni'l'H'.. MIS- 4. tiua.lt
pnl' .ai' sod i,tHii hv t,, r,urft.ipt 'tti itNN
Nl'N n ~ NH rtr tru t.ttt. t'iHti.d w. sII tIt,
utf. gi-i. u $50 t"u ..si' N,u U,dtst "a i,. i,t
ltpstt,t',. T. 90 T. -tuTt Ntv N.tt uItt'otd
,uIu.G'ii rulby tAlIuH. GpGuAI
FswIutt t.t -
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Arouse thee, awake .Enkc irou thee the G.llrr,
Ia impatient si"th Thy SHUTS pow'rs thli brud
Nilhin thee rhorc ic, crich.r nuj bolIrr,
unshuchc lhy spuit, lurn inward md nud
There lies the ircplia that ct md -rges,
Now 4 long v"u-hh loyrliur,, mourn
There lies Ehorado that gl"Ns "a ,ba pages
Where geuius enshrin'd coutmUc- 10 burn.
mine oi rich wealth, rlni il ever disclosing
w ever dcep'ning depths ol the abyss,
Treasures that lure not tbr >oul 10 r'pusius,
Bu, iucite to yet hlsi,r aluturonIs OF Jl,,,,
Then nrouse thee awake shake from thee the t ne
ln imPessnI sluih thy soul'' puw'rs that hWi
wgn lhee there lies Il lite richer and bitter
Unshncklc Thy sprit, turn inward aud find
Newport, Il. !. u.G a..
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TIE TROUBLES OF AN EDIToR. Tie
following excellent paragraph on tho
difficulties OF an Editor, we cut from thc
Taledaga (Ala) Reporter: IAN editoI
cannot step without reading on come.
body's toes. II he expresses his opinion
ieariessly aud frankly he is arrogant anu
preslmptuous II he states facts withou
comments he dare not avow his senti.
ments. IL he conscientiousy refuse tc
advocate the claims Of an individual tc
office, he is accused Of personal hostility
"A jackanapes who hands him parcel ol
stuff that jingles like handful Of rusty
nails and gimblet, and the editor be
mol kind enough to print the nonsense,
stop my paper; | won't patronize the
man that's no better Judge Of poetry. y
Que murmnrs because his paper is too
literary another because II is not literary
enough. Ouo grumbles because the
advertisements cngross too much room,
anulher complains that the paper is too
large, ko can't lind time 10 read il all.
One wants the type so small that micro
sc,pe would be indispensable IN every
family anuihcI threatens To discontinue
The paper unless the letters arc half an
mrh long One old lady actually offer
cd an additional prico for paper thai
should be- pimtrd with such type as
should lee used lor hand bills In fact
every subscriber has plan of his own
lm conduriing u journal, aud tho labor
ul SJs,phus was recreation when com.
pared With that III IN editor who UNDER
lakes To please all. "
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Arrival Of the Britannia.

From the Goston Daily Advertiser, July 4lh
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q C0 N g.
bf W 4. BkiANT

! sazcd upon Thy glorious sky,
And The green mountains round,
And thought, that when ! came To he
Within The Silent ground,
'rwerc pleasant, that, in nowcry Juuc,
When brooks sent up y cheerful tune,
And graves q joyous sound,
Tho soxton's hand, nay grave 10 mako,
The rich, green mountain luf should bfcak
A cell within tho frozen mound,
Coffin, borne through street,
Aud icy clouds above II roilcd,
While fierce the tempest heat
Away - will not think of thcfe--
Blue he the sky and soft The breeze,
Earth green beneath the feet,
Aud be The damp mound gently prcst
Into my narrow place Of rest.
There, through the long, hong Summer hour'
The golden light should lao,
Aud, thick young herbs and gronps Of aowcr
Stand in their beauty by
The oriole should build aud toll
His love tale, closo beside my cell
The Idle butterfly
Should rest him there and there be heard
The housewife bee aud humming brd
Aud what, ifcheerlu shouts, at noon,
Come from the village sent,
Or songs Of maids, beneath the moon,
The Arkansas banner., 1844-05-22
Coffee, SgEgar, Salt q,,,

EENHE undersigned have on hand yl a'i ! a very low, full supplies of the a,l s5l
 also bleached and unbleached dome,t;.., s;.' I Osnaburgs, cottonades; English. FrencSa F,sg.a !, can prints, of various qualities and l,I n5. shoes, hats, and ready made clothino i,,.5 sliiI season5 and also, general assortment 1le af s qaeensware, hardware, school books g,'3i s tinware, well ropes, plough lines, trace 3'94 osi collars, brides, saddle bags, Sc. &e iiai l1 ! they will sell at the cheapest rates lor c,5
 VIM. VANCE & BR0Tp April 24, lS44. Maia aes, 1Iol Wa,l \
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NILLIAM VANCE & BR6gHHTS'.. R65gHT'
 w in Ready-made clothing. h. Dn. 19LR Il ries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.. in n. Goo ,. occupied by Messrs. McLain X B Bads.ts, sils so5 2, near Markham, Little Rock have 1p5 8s 5s's VI 4 plies of the above articles, which tbel el laaa very lowest market rates. Cofton '9 rl Ell s Peltries, Furs Sc. taken in exchaas'sa h' aIas T, the highest market value will be b55ii n5i3 daa 2
 Little Rock, April 20. I844 F~iV s,
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ResnecffnllN.
BArFsylILE.- -I4th April. ls44.

BAIESVILIE, IFIH Y TT!I. IoIF- Genileme1t-Yo ours of the l0th inst, re- questing copy of the speech delivered by me before the citizens of Lawrence county, at Smithville, on the 9lh inst, came duly to hand. For the kind terms in which you are pleased to convey your request, return yoa my thanks, and will, at the first leisure mo- ment, comply with it
 Your ob't serv't.
 SACkFELD MACLIN.-