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SPECTACLES! SPECTACLESM

SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES!!
NJ. ID. ELTONHEAD, from Philadelphia,
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectacles,
Spoons and Silver Ware, and fine JEWELRY OF
every description, OH hand and for sale wholesale and
retail Also, large assortment of CLOCKS and
WATCHES of every pattern, of the most approved
manufacturers. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, OF
NIB. Cash given for old Gold and Silver, or exchang-
ed for Goods, at
ap25-tf No. -132 BALTIMORE STREET.
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TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, sc.
zoo BOXES best charcoal brands) of
eDOO Tin Plate X and ex. sizes [ direct
900 boxes best charcoal brands of Loaded import
Plate, l4x2O for Roofing } alton
900 bundles English and American SHEET IRON
SO packs Jacolif Russia do.
300 bundles bright and annealed Iron WIRE
SO do. brass and copper do.
so pigs Government Banca TIN
100 cases Brazers and sheathing COPPER
so rolls Sheet LEAD
Pig and bar Lead; Speter; bar Tin; full assert
ment of timed and iron Rvets; also, large assert
ment of Timers Tools and Pecks Machines in sets
or single pieces. For sale on liberal terms, by
E. PRATT & BROTHER,
nl-3m 27 and 20 South Charles st.
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CONSUMPTION Is DURABLE.
nnn PERSONS IN PRILADEL-

II
.4kD WOOD N.aPTIi.4.
READ! READ.
ASTONISHING CURE CHRONIC BRoNCHITIs.
Philadelphia, May 90, 1874.
Mr. p. S. ThomSon--Dear Sir-For more than four
years past | had been dreadfuly afflicted with an af-
fiction of the throat which my physician pronounced
"CHRoHIC Bronchitis caused by repeated and ne
elected colds. The distress suffered is understandable.
My throat was literally with violent spasmodic
coughing, that blood would from it; also
oppression, pain and ehtness at the chest and fever
in short all the usual pulmonary symptoms showed
themselves, causing entire loss of necessary repose-
my throat was LEECHED and BLIsTERED over and over
again. made trial of every known remedy, and at
different periods had the advice Of six physicians and
all with no avail. About two months since made
trial of your Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood Nap
hd. and before had taken the first bottle felt relief
] continued until | had taken bottles, which
completely removed the disease and restored me to
perfect health, and firmly believe should not
be living, had il been for your valuable medicine.
JANE PERRY, l23 Spruce street.
The undersigned bears witness to the truth of the
foregoing, having personal knowledge of all the facts
of the case. NJ HARRISON, 81 Almond st.
Prepared by s. P. Thomsoa, Fifth and Spfuce-sts.,
Philadelphia.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Corner of Baltimore and Hanover streets,
Agents for Maryland.
PRICE 80 cents per bottle, or SIS per dozen.
S63- Beware of Counterfeits. O26- 3m'
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NEGROES FOR SALE. number of very
1N valuable Servants, Cooks, Farm hands and wal
ters. Persons wishing to purchase sell, would do
well 10 call quickly at
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
die No. 10 Exchange Place.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN. INDUsTR

ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Who will send to France for Boots
Eaffs1 when the subscriber will make such
EU that for neatness, comfort and dur
& ability, cannot be surpassed by any
workmen in the world.
ES@E% Public attention is respectfully in
NSS&Y vited to this suggestion.
H&sa PRICES as fnows
EM&sA Dress Boots, stitched.... ....$5a5.5O
GaSA g pegged.. $50
ssaHs Water proof doHble soled lined
o.Uu
Water proof double soled lined Boots, pegged, 4a4 sc
Cork soed pegged Boots, .5a5 sc
SAM'L ROBINSON, 10 Eutaw ST.,
n2e-y Opposite Western Bank.
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CERTIFICATE OF THE EFFICACY OF
SELLERS Celebrated LIVER PILLS
LIV Err COM PL A INT.
TEN0 THE PUBLIC. Some time since I was
IL taken with severe pain in The right side, which
continued for some months, when was taken with
severe coughing and splitting of blood, which reduced
me much that had forever given up all hope Of
recovery. applied to various physicians, but with
no effect, the last one to whom applied Informed me
that was in the last stage of consumption and be-
yond the hope of recovery. Being persuaded to 1ya
box of your valuable Liver Pills, did so, and can
sure you, before had takea them all, my health
perfectly restored Had not taken them, solemnly
believe that, ere this, should have been in eternity.
Yours, ALFRED PRAYER.
Millshurgh, Ohio, July 49, 1874.
{h3- The above certificate shows that COnsumptve
diseases may have their beginning in diseased Liver,
and that by setting the liver right the PATIENTS life is
often saved.
w. X. ORRTCK, only authorized Agent,
Druggist and Apothecary,
n25-lm+ Corner Eutaw and LexingtOn-sts. Bait.
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BECK WITH'S ANTl-DYSPEPTlC PILLS.
YWNHESE Justly celebrated Anti-dyspeptic Pills
III offered TO the public with the utmost conf
dence in their efficacy in almost every variety of
functional disorder of the Stomach. Bowels, Liver,
and Spleen; such heartburn, acid quotations,
sea, headache, PAIN and distension of tie stomach
and bowels, incpient Diarrhma, Cbolic, Jaundice,
Flamency, habitual cosveness, loss of Appetite sick
headache, sea sickness, &c.
The Just pretensons to the character claimed for
these Pills, long experience has not weakened, bus
strengthened and confirmed them by mass of testi-
mOny of such respectable character has rarely
tanned any article in this form in any country.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
ISRAEL ]. GRAHAME,S'
Drug and Chemical Store,
N. e. Corner of Baltimore and EutaW-sts.
&C. Where also may be had, Bulls celebrated COM
pound of Sarsaparla, Marshals Syrup aad Extract
of Sarsaparla, Wistcrs Cough LOzenges, SWANS
Panacea superior Seidtx and Soda Powders, Benry's
Cacined Magnesa, &c. Together with general as
sortment of Drugs, Chemicals, and Family Medicines.
N. b. Special care given to the MEDICAL PRE-
SCRIPTION business. o15-6
EONSUMPTIvES, READ THE WONDER
~ Full CURE PERFORMED BY DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
wonderful
cures performed
by this invaluable medi- .a
cine, in Pulmonary CONSUMP'
TION, Coughs, Colds Asthma, Broa-
chitis, Influenza, Who0png Cough, Group,
Splitting Blood, Liver Complaint, Pain in the
Side and Breast Tickling Rising In the Throat,
and all diseases of the Lungs and Breast have, +
excited the astonishment of all who have wit
messed its marvellous effects; there is no
account of a medicine, from the
liest ages, furnishing parallel;
the almost miraculous cures
effected by this extraOr-
binary medicine are
unprecedent-
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e. COLEMAN: BOOT MAKER,


No. ss5 BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Holiday and Gay Streets
The Subscriber most respectfully in
ESEsn forms his friends and the public gene
E!l rally that he keeps constantly on han'
rs an assortment of G;enemen's BOOTS
of all descrptons-such Napoleon
UEHzR Taps, Cork Soles, Double Soles, quilted
VzzE5% SOles, Dress Boots, pegged and sewed,
SM and Opera Boots, of the best quality, all
E8&EA OF which he offers very cheaI for cash.
eegEzsEA The manufacturer having pul himself to
S&G@ considerable trouble and expense TO
procure leather that will break, takes great plea
in informing citizens and strangers that he has at
last accomplished his desire, having his command
an assortment of Calf Skins that will equal o
any French leather that can be produced. nl5
INVENTER AND IMPRUVEk OF Pee
GED CORK SOLED BOOTS.
The good qualities of nay CORR
Ea1 BOOTS are only known to persons who
Eg have worn them as winter B0ot-they
e keep the feet dry and warm, and at the
same time are easy to walk in. | make
Evi;ssI them stout for service, tc be worn in
WSNI stormy or bad weatheT-or light and In
Ez9EX the most fashionable style, to be worn as
Et3EA Dress Boots, at $3.50
g3aSsA CASH PRICE:
fSsS Dress Boots, pegged ...........,,. SS3.5t
Waterproof double soled lined Boots, pegged.. 400
Dress Stitched Boots 5.UV
Cork Sole Pegged Boots ...................... 5.5t
Waterproof double soled lined Boots stitched. Got
Iz- On hand, a general assortment, for wholesale
or retail, warranted the best
WILLIAM l.. McCAULEY,
No. LOMBARD STREET,
jail between South and Calvert streets
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F.
their legl repre-
pad, s
|Chy offices. JOHN b SElDENSTRCKER Collector
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01
OIL OF TANNIN,
OR, LEATHER RESToRER
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

Most people know, that skins and hmes are
converted into ieathtT hy lsln use OF lannih
extracted fom certain harks, &c.
When the force aud strength Of the Taansn
is worn out. lrather becomes dead, hard, dy,
briitit, crdcktd, cOpered WHh crust! ac.-
THIS ALL KNDW. To restore then life,
soffness, moistntss. strength. sm0othntSs'
and remove all crust, ny. o. blisier--'"Sf~e
the tannin. Thus substance The leather never
can receive the second Time but the whole
rTtues Of il are in this article, the oll. of
rANNIN-w which penelrates the s'''lest aud
hardest leather, il it has been twenty years IN
use and if it tears easily with the fingers, II
impart, at ONCE a strength that Is utterly in
credible until seen. II beCoWes ijfr nem
ieatho, in all respects. With drI'shluI soft
ness aud polish aud makes all leather c0mpiett-
iy and perfectly impsrrions to w"ter-pnr
tculary boots, shoes. carriage tops, harness,
hose, trunks, aud in fact all things mnde .,
ipother. giving a splendid polish, even higher
than new leather has, and at ieast doubling IL
wear and durability, in wh,'.ver manner The
leather is used THESE ARE FACTS.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, r. ]. Oct. 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

In thus town, on Monday afternoon last,
ER>srUs 2. ALLAN, E-q In the 5ist year oi
Ms age Funeral this afternoon, ~ O'Clock,
from his laio residence, which relations aud
friends are invited 10 attend.
In tbs town, on Tuesday last, Mrs. MANY,
vile Of Capt. VIM Norris, and daughter of The
late James Center, nged 55 years Mrs Nor
ri> for several years has been severely aiIct-
Vd with sickness which she bore with tru,,
christian confidence, experienced by those
whose firm rehancs is on the rock or ages.
Her many christian, charitable virtues cndrar-
I'd her 10 an extended circle Of friends and
relatives, who sincerely mourn her departure
but with "a firm belief that their loss is hr'
gain. Gown.
Iu Portsmouth, Dec. 10Th, oi consumption
Mi&4 Ans 4 RtrSolps, danghrr! oi the late
Mr. Ira Reynolds, Of li"pk,nton, aged u
years.
In the Pacific Ocean, no date, on board
whale ship ilarbingsr, Of Nr-ip"ri, JAMr'
MANCHESTER, Of Tls.rtou, X. !. boat-Slcrr'r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

Asylum FOR T0E ISsANE.-It is
thought by some members ofour Legis-
iaturc, as will be recollecicd, that the
amount (thmty thousand dollars be-
oucarhcd tn the State by the late Hon.
Nicholas Brown, Of Providence, ior the
establishment of an Asylum for the In
sane, will not be sufficient Tor that
purpose ,-screnty-ihousand more, it Is
presumed, would be wanting. There
is wide difference Of opinion, however,
n regard to this matter Of cost-some
believing that the amount bequeathcd
to the State is fully ample to establish
30 desirable an Institution. The able
committee, appointed by the Legislature
to rcpor, plan with estimates, SC. we
trus, will thoroughly investigate the
subject, and as soon as practicable,
make report. The last Bristol Phenix
at the close Of an article upon the sub
ject, suggests mode of procuring the
requisite assistance to accomplish the
undertaking, which, if adopted, would
doubtless be found to be good one -
We copy il.
| awe hope our Legislature will take prompt
| and efficient measures to erect such nm nstltu-
ton Mud, for the means at doing il, we see
no objection Ia their making an appeal, through
II the Governor, TO every town, aud every CON
lrrgaduu, and every individual in the State
~ IL is manifestly an object in which the
whol" community are concerned, we would
brg leave to sngeest the propriety of n resolve
Il authorizing the Governor To issue a circular
fnrthwith addressed to the clcrpymen Of al
denominations throughout the State, inviting
Il them to address their respective congregation
on the pressing importance of the subject
II with view Of taking mp contribution IN ai'
| OF this noble object. Confident we are, t''nt
on such an occa,ion, and for such a purpose
| with all needed light before them, III. goo,
! people of our commonwealth wonld open ih"l
hearts and their hands wide, aud do them
| selves immortal honor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

CLAY CLUBs.-Almost every paper brings
which have been organized not only in tn,
principal cities, but in many Of the villages
and country places throughout The Union -
exert an immense influence towards The re-
dcmplon Of the government which the pco
pic have determined TO effect in November
The diffusion of correct information b,
means of lectures and publications, the thor
ough organlza'ion OF the party. aud the con
cen,ra'ion of effort upon tho right points, mn
| III the right way, are among the modes b,
which these clubs will act upon the public
sentiment Pror Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ia order that our friends aud those wanting
our Medicines may be- csr'a'" "i gr'''ng mem
genuine. we have ssiab ished branrh OF our
New York House Al No, 90. Cornh''' Boston
The public are generally nws'e that may nave
been greatly imposed upon by persons "'a""g q
vending Counterieits OF our Medicines thefeoy
injurng the reputation Of the genuine I'VE
spurious being worthless. and resembling me
true only in external appearance. We shall
also keep constanily on hand. II large assor'-
mea, Of all the really valuable proprietary
incidence in uss.
COMSTOCK n CO,
OF .New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

"LIrE AND Love. In this days pa
per will be found prize story, bearing
the above title it is from the pen Of
Mrs. Jane r. Wortlington, formerly
Miss Lomax, daughter Of the late Ma
jor Lomax, who was stationed here foI
several years, 1t took the prize Of Sioc
from one Of the Philadel phia papers
where there was more than fifty com
petitors ana we are sure that the com
mi,tee have decided most justly on ths
merits Of the various articles, for "Lit'
and Love" is one of the most pure unt
chaste stories that we have ever read
and every one must surely be- benefited
by pcrusal oft. Mrs. Wor'hinsto'
is one of the most talented and promis
ing of our country's female writer's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01
PlDSpDSpvs
UF THE
RHODE ISLAND MAGAZINE,
MRS. E. r. WILLIAMS-EditOr.

Under this title, the subsrriber proposes
TO publish NEw MoNrBLy PsRiopICAL ~
LlrrRAruRE, FiNE Arts, AND TmE Set
tSCEs.
Finch Number will contain Thiriy fioJ
large octave pages Of original Tales aud
Sketches from real life, Frmale Biography,
Anecdoies of distinguished charartev "f
our own State and Country, and Mlscrllanrs
Gus literature rem the pens Of writer. Of
our State. al Gcknowlgdard celebrity to-
geiher viii q Woplby lrgcr'pil"n at the
Fashions. and occasionally Il beautiful Mrz-
zn,'nt Engraving
With scctarlan, or party s'rifr. this Maya
zinr will have nothing Ia d" bui will be
wholly devoted to .Noraiiiy Ttmp,rnn", and
Viriu And IT IL the design oi tho Editor.
that tins Publication shall be a welcome Wei
tor in every family Of Whatever denomina-
tIon or creed, and FL n vacancy long irlt IN
III. periodical literature III Rhode Island.
Several Gentlemen Of distinguished talent
n nd ability, arc engaged I" ssrls, IN VI. Lite
ray -, par'mrni; aud II il expected that
some of the most brilliant Poetical writer's of
New Englsnd will contribute t. iis columns.
Tie Mngnzine will be issued IA so"n rs
! ONE luoUsANp subscribers ar" ohlaIncd:-
By close estimate II has been decided lhnt
with circualipn of less lhnn Two Thou.
sand. such periodical rnnnot tr supported
but with One Thuusaud subscribers, !h" Edi-
| tor will commerce It's publication, assuming
! the remaining responsibility herself.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

TuE WEArnER.-We perceive by our exT
changes, that tho weather has been extremely
cold. during tho past wtrk, NJ various place.
r,mot" from each othor.
In Naw.fork, says the Commcrciai of Mon
day, "ihs wenthor stili ro"iDues very cold
The ri,ors and bays are 6llcd pp with ice, aud
il is with much diflio"hy that tho steam ferry
boats keep sp the communication with Long
lsland, Jersey and siason Island. The upper
Brooklyn ferries have not been much impcded
with ice, bur that between whitehall and
South Brooklyn has The bont which lefi tho
other side On Saturday morning at o'clock
did not arrive here ill 10 o'clock. Buttermilk
Channel, Yesterday, was entirely frozen over,
and number Of persons crossed on the ice
from the Long Island side to Govcrnor's Is
land. Yesterday some hundreds Of boys were
skating on the North river"
BY the table published in the Commercial,
III. thermometer mad moi heen below 6, a. late
as Monday.
At Albany, on Saturday, it was about the
same, though it had been much colder. On
the 29lh it is said to have been IA deg. below
zero.
Il In Philadelphia, Thursday night wns the
colde.t experienced there for three years The
mercury standing at }, NJ nt 10 above
zero. On Friday morning at6 o'clock, it wa'
onl, Z above zero This is very severe wealth
er for Philadelphia.
At Portland, on Sunday, II below zero.
\ AT Brunswick, Maine, % below zero, or
the night Of the eth. .
II In this place, the westhor has teca distres
.ingly cold for nearly week in succession -
We have not had such severe weather fo
many years. The following table will give n
dea "f its severity. The observation. ar'
noted down hy Mr. X. J. Taylor, whose thor
nometrr is placed in the avenue lending Il
Ibis office, on the north side of his house on,
ofthr best situations in town, perhaps, TO ns
certain the precise state of the weather.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

We copy the following from tho 9Th
No. of ths "JuN'Us TaAcrs." published
monthly from the office of tho N. Y.
Tribune. There are some capital ar
ticbcs In thess Tracts, which commend
then,selves to tho serious consideration
ot all gsD..;,'< Wings. aud ,his ia one OF
them.
-IAs duty Of the pr'ss, and Of common
spseeA. 1T 10 perhaps true, tha, hoif Of the
Wing pre~s, and Aair the Whigs in the land.
arc st this time In the habi, Of callog the
l-c"f"e"s Democrats, Of speaking Of them ar
tho Dsmocrdcy. Of honorng their party with
The r,!s Of Democratic. and OF using the word
in all It's forms in this application. Are they
aware of the consequence, and that they are
probably doing more to help the l.ocofocos
by this recognition Of their claims, than all
the counter influence they can throw into the
other scale, by any means whatever: We
are sure, II they thought as we do. believed
"a we do, they would from principle, from n
sense of duty, abstain at once aud for even
from such an application of these terms. il
is unjust to oil partios--,o the Locotocos
themselves; /; for they, Of all men, are least
entitled to it. Il isa cheat they have palmed
on the community, by which they acquired
aid retained their power for twelve years,
andpy which, sooner or later. if permitted t.
continue the fraud. they will rise again. and
rule in spite ofopposi'on. In 1910 they
were beaten, because, through the democra-
tic symbols of LOG Cabin and Ilsrl CIDER
in connexion with the facts brought home 70
the people. the people saw on which side ihr
true democracy was. And we shall doubt
less triumph in this campaign OF 1874, be-
cause the democracy Of Henry Clay is un-
questioned and unassailablc. But still "a re-
venled by the story in the frat section Of this
Tract, Mr.. Van BIren and his party "reiy" on
the word "Democrafy" and op sigIna'izing
their opponents MS "Ftdsraiists" They I'M
derstand the potency Of these words. Be-
lieve it. dear friends. they have done more
and will do more. By this .Jinud. than by all
other means whatever. Strip them OF that
name, and We put the qncstion-Who be
licvcs that they could live u day? W Whhou'
that name. they never would have succeeded
How, then, can true Wing be so snicidal n
10 award II to lhrm, in the press, or in com
mon specch' They have a name, Locoloco
accidentally acquired, as the name of Wing
was originally, and there is no ydlscourtesy IL
using that designation. They then s'an'
upon their naked principles and practices
and the issue is fairly made before the pro
pie, Which are the true aud best GelDocrsts:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

In one or two other much more eAposed
situations, the mercury foil = below on tn"
Goth.
Notwithstanding this unusually severe wealth.
er, our harbor still remains unobstructed by
ice.
tar down as Ma, att Point Light, and the steam.
boats bavc slnpprd running. The loa' is
here, and from present appearances, is like to
be for some time. Mount Hope Bay ~ also
Gozen ove,, and the steamer King Philip is at
Fall River.
The Sound remained open at the last ac-
counts, and thu steamer Nauagonsct left
Stonington for New York, on Tuesday at II
q clock She made an attempt to go on Mon
day c,rring, bat was prcyontedby the floating
ice. Capt. Dustan, of the steamer New Haven,
which arrived at New York on Sunday nom
ing, reported the Sound 10 be.,nsnriy covered
with ice, and at one place for about 6 miles
hc had TO force his way through the ice a ioo
th.ct.
The n. Y. American Of Monday evening
states that the north wind drove tho ice ont -
the harbor ga n to enable tho ferry boats tc
pass without difficulty.
| Boston llarbor is enlre'y frozen over, and ;
meeting Of Merchants WAS held on Tuesday
1t which liberal sybsrri WiOn was raised t.
cut canal through the ice for the vessels t'
arrive aud depart.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

For State Law, comforting additional
powers upon the waichmen in this place,
see 4,h page. This is nn important
law, and coniers powers upon those
employed as N'atchmen, which should
be exercised with great prudence ant
discretion. II is therefore, necessary
that the persons selected for Watch
mcp should be men in whom the utmos
confidence can be reposcd We pre-
sune, however, the Council need NJ
advice from Us in reference to that mat
ter.-\Ve throw out the hint merely il
the way of our duty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01
K0LMSTOCK'S VERMlTUaf

This remedy for worms is one cf The m"s'
EXTRAORDINARY ever used. II efectually eradi
Gates worms Of all sorts, from children and
adults.
II cannot harm the smallest infant or the
strongest adult. There is no mercury or m'ne-
raj in it. Mercpry is the basis Of most worm
remedies and the remedy is sometimes worse
than the disease. SO never use lolena's' ou,
rely upon this. Every person will be convinced
on one trial, that il il The most perfect cure
ever invented.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. ]. Oct. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-01

The returns are not all IN from the Sd Con
grrssiona District in Massac hnsetts, bu, ih,
election Of Mr.. Abbott is highly probabl,
from the complexion of those received.
The Boston Atlas Of yesterday, states tha
returns from all the towns are in except 3
and ths, il they give the same vote they dit
at the previous trial, Abbott will be clecic,
by abou, 30 majority.
In Maine. no choice has been effected il
either Of the Districts.