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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
COMSTOCK & co.'s
G ncentrafcd Compound Fluid
Extract of SarsaDarilla

FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofula. Chronic Rhuemsiisn, General
Debility, Cu,sneous Diseases. Teuer,
Scaly Eruptions Of the skin. P,mplrs or
Pus,ule. IN the Fare. Mtrcurisl and Sy
philoid Diseases. B,lrs. from an impure
habit Of body. Ulreraiions OF the ThtoatI
and Leg. Liver Affections, Pans and
Sw, lungs Of the B,nes, and ali Diseases
arising from an impure slsie OF the Blood,
Exposures end Imprud.nces in Life, Exc
ressrve Use Of Mercury. &c.
The great popularity rf Sarsararlla,
aud its established efficacy, render II SUI
perfuous TO enter int, any ercumium of
lie SIR ues. or sdduce any evidence in it,
favor. .~
The Sa'saparlla is warranted positive
~ as good az any other that can be msde
at One Dollar. at just half the price Of
those so much advertised. aud ss strong
and in as large bottles, wiz
Fifty Cents per bottle, CT FcIr
Dollars per Dozen
This article has cured Scroiula Of 80
year, after the Dollar articles had been
used IN vain.
10 be had of the agents Of Comsiork
and Co. only, lhrough tout the country. in
New York only al 81. Cortland, Shee,.
TIE REASON.
Sumo people are foolish enough to be.
l'ese ,ha, We cannot afford {" make as
good an article oi Sar.aparlll4 Exuari
and sell u Tor SO cents Ter bottle OF 81
rer dozen. as al, oil ers that cell Tor iusl
double that money. The simple TACT ,s
.his, and all VII nrw he convinced.
While Flee Hundred dollars is sqnsndrr.
cd by Others IN column or iwn oI adver
tisemen.s. We do no, spend Fiue. Their
fore we make the public pay bn, halt rs
much for as good or better ar,ule as any
one Else. and ye, make as much il NJ.
m"re prof than tey The real cots in
making the art'rlc is probably more u an
theirs. as we use nothing but the besl
, SrsaI arilla Root. &c. Aud we are fully
convinced that We will cell th,re bottles
I" one of the dollar priced bo,,les. wheI
, the public know what We charge for il, a,
its Writ es are such as no, to require half
newspaper to sustain tie rerutauon.
| Inquire ARRAYS for Comsfock &. Co!
Sarsaparilla, al Fifty cents, and hare u,
other.
For sale by
D. HEARTr, HilI.borough.
march "a. II
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NEW WATCHE
and Je w @ llery.

a. IN u " u w y " y
m emueI Lyrsch has the pleasure of On.
"a nonnrina 10 he friends and the public ge-
neraIly. tha, lie has reeeitsd from Philadel-
phia neal assartm,nl Of JEWELLERY. con
sisiinR in PaFi Of
Gold and SilEss Lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches,
Fine Gold Guards and Keys,
Fine Gold Finger Rings, sa--
Breast Pins and Ear Rings, a @
Gold and Silver Pencils, s
Gold Collar Buttons and Miniature
Cases. ..~4- .e &. .a
A rich assortment of Silver and Steel
Speciacles, IN suit all ages. 1913.
Silver and Steel Watch Chains and
Keys.
Silver Whistles and Thimbles,
Silver and Steel Ear and Tooth Picks,
Music Boxes and Steel Pens,
A fine assortment Of Rogers and Wos-
tenholm's Pocket Knives,
Knives and Forks, and Rogers Scis-
sors,
Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Salt
Spoons and Butter Knives,
A large assortmens Of Razors. and En-
ersor's Razor Straps,
Steel Spectacle Cases, and Fancy Seal
Stamps,
silk and Buck-skin Money Purses,
silk, Braid, and Elastic Guards,
Coral, and Gold Lockeis.
EP Watches and Clocks If all descriptions
cleaned and repaired in his accustomed srpe-
rior style.
lime l6. 81
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IL IL j. s b OROUG II, N. e.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY e .
Bi DENNIS HEARTT,

at IHREs hoitARs a YEAR, on TWO DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN AryAxrE.
Those who do moi give notice OF their wish
10 have their paper discontinued al the cxpra.
lion oi the year, will be presumed as desiring
us onsinnancc until rounicrmantcd And no
paper VIII lie discontinued until all arrsarae's
are paid, unless Of the option II The publisher.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and Twenty five cents
Tor each subsequent insertion; longer uncs IN
proportion. tourt advertisements twenty i've
perreni higher. A dcdm tim OF 3J5 PER &C. l.
will be made 20 advertisers BY the year
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FEMALE BAPTIST INSTITUTION

Yfr is proposed 10 establish in Milton, N. c.,
- Female School OF high character, TO be
under the patronage oil the Beulah, Roanoke,
Dan River and Fiat River Associations. A suit.
able building is already procured aud the ex
srciscs Of the school will commence early IN
January nex'. The heallhiness Of our town -
the cheapness Of Baird-the MaralcharacteI OF
lis inhabitants, renders i, a very desirable loca
iion for such an Iistltutien. NJ iltoR is also a
central place convenient 10 the four Assoria.
tons under whose patronage il is proposed 10
place the school, A board OF Trustees will be
appointed aad application made Of The next
Legislature Of our state, for q suitable eharleI
Forte" I"s,uu,ion.
August &c 42-
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pEFERis PILLS.
II HlNE D. -.

LII NUM- Al--sA 80
xr.HEsE F.as Asss lssE ssss go. -
- ...ssci.asA g. thrr rEsrssaeiz1sg sNs
- 49, era u rcsasriaE PxEiset hsslla
:. - ssE gag satsf nssrlf sFssg -
- - whirA &c humaa irasns q taskas.
- - psrtiosiaFly rFromnenasd = A
-. .-rseas uhs are an fied saA az Aaas
..r~a.s.sr - lsmssriag romgAsiai = these = -
-, Il &c ahs pahiir ahaxh has - na-
80 80 hspgy 60 sHari Spa 80 sysasm =
$500 ne siomarh and hsef an6 g - 80.
~ss.es n keslasy ch,is. sna thsfshy PsFf'g.
Tssg srs al sesl.Seed ~ he hsasfess s.d
tho.ssrds > ~ sfs sang thcn y es 81 ID
lie assi rid and pifassni - tAtif sPsfs.sess.
- - r.ssa psslegtiy ianacsnt. SAFE 80 -
sxseut nediriae ever Sired - The pabise..
nee who encs sale . trial 81 hrs p.lls
nessF sflefuar5 fe-i wii6aG % he s&hss.
sheua. lhirk . sufseieui Pfssf 81 thef geea
quaaaiss. - o.
Jaly ~. -
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equity-September Term, 1914.
James NJ. Morrow aud others against Robert
Morrow and others.
Petiiio 10 sell Real Estate.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court.
Ill that James Morrow, VIM Morrow, Alex
snder Morrow aud Arth. Morrow. who are
made defendants in this case. are not inhabi-
tan,s Of this state, so that the ordinary process
oflaw cannot be served on them: u Is order
ed by tue Court. that publication be made for
SIX weeks in the :ii'Isborongh Recorder. for
the ahsea defendants 10 appear at the next
term of this court. 10 be held at the court house
ia HiIlsborough, on the second Monday in
March next, aud plead. answer, or demur, Of
TIE petition will be taken pro eoniesso as t.
them, and get dawn for hearing ex parie.
JAMES WEBB, {. e. ".
Price adv. 81 %. "A g"
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ESSENTIAL OILS.

Gu. L'm"n, Cinnamon, Nu,mrrs, BrIea.
mot, Lavender, Juniper. tuhcbs, R"se.
peppermint, sPeaTnin', tiorscmini, Rosemary,
t"'-", Sassafias. Mo'msred, Amber. 0iatgr.
Camphor, Cloves, Sc. All of the above H..
s"n'Iai o''s are warrsnicd peri, city pure, and
are constantly for sac very low h, :
TYLER e. HILL,
Wholesale Druggists, Petersburg, Va.
August TO- 3d.
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LAMP OILS.

u "AUTiFULLY Beached SPERM OIL, Re
ti"ed and B'eached aintsr WHALE Oh -,
C-l'e WHALE OIL. direct from the manufac
iaFer'. received aud Cor sale by the cask or
sihyis gallon, on the most accommodating
TYLER & HILL,
Druggists, Petersburg, Va.
~0 80 =
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To Printers,

WINTER aud summer News INK, slo
B'"k i"h, Of superior quaIii, Tor sale
al all ti'ms lao by
TYLER & hill.
Hhsiessls Drug gisis, Petersburg ia.
J"y 10 Sd
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wILLIAL % tDASGNa
DENTIST,

RESPECTFULLY makes known that he has
- located at mis- Fathers, fifteen miles west
Of Hilisboruugh, where he is prepared to at
tend TO every tlIIag ncces sary tor the hea III.
beauty, and preservation Of the Teeth and
Gums, and also TO supply from one TO an eBtire
set. which shall EXCEL IA beauty, and fulfill eve
~ teasonabls expectation.
Families waited on al Iheif residences with.
oui.eAira charge.
August 3. tf 81
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MIALIDS.

n Esalswins EatisPsasAhi~ fGlflE E1@e.
ai.s mar h Gamnd - fhe Eiil@ss dr1s saoseGs
ana zpsa a eF~fF esa1ifE rfsEe In The szzss-
H~m~mnsT an mexeF St tnem n3Arsa 1Asf
ksss ake Eae-slnl1s sikz&Rnrs q
.[ze7n41szkSL2 . lhs wnppsn. - Al shss
N ~ ssuss namas ars hass imPosl6om and co1naa
Ga n Ae mssrAans nsarzaE ysn kss hsm nsl
usxs I'm % Esscsss Asa q 81 cosniana s. Ne
ne1r 6me " tiSs ksw Yea. e = wnas iar shem-
Ne Es.iIy sksalx u . sssk sitls4f flsA rr.sissa
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Lost or Mislaid,

A NnFE q ksaa ea g-ka haFksF. 80
- 0anaaa WaEksH - sseNlag, 80 sss
h.warea 6sEl4sE. 6ale6 the sta = Aafca 80.
an prrssas are f-sewarae1 tsea uacaAE ~
- msss. aas he maker hsm Psysng Ne sane
- .mF area ~ mTssM
nOcTON DICKEY.
or,.A.r Il. 46--Aw
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Fall Trade. 1914.
An IMMENSE STOCK ar DRUGS
a MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS.
DYE STTFFS. PERFUME
nv FANCY ARTICLES

MEUAlANEsNs EAANA - bAA@cs
DYE SrUFFS. PERFUME
m, FANCY ARTICLES.
BRUSHES. SPICES. &C. 6e. &c.
rlr arrivals lseu ,sasa. Ns. f-aA. &C. a.
- ne ara SEQ reaeisanR ouf fah snPPiy q
Cooes. embsasisg $50 Assss sisrk q ssesy
tkiaa Is en- h.s. Or Geeas w~se sfirsteo
uilh sspeuisl Ielerenre - tke y Aasssis Tfa1E.
ksina q he c. acEsr QraLHrF aad bssghl y
IEFs g.unf1ia a de LON EST MARKET
PRlcE. Ne are thsrzfsse ready 10 eonPsie
siih ether tlsases. Nofak 81 seslh
We respscisully sslicit . call 81 osder Zen
81 Merchants aa1 Physirisns whs are - sani
ef any 81 ths articles u sas lae 81 busiaess. 80
ws are Determined % sELI axp - FlEAEE
Bei0s ne enamefste . feu ieaoiag Articles. al
q whsrk. l0gslher wiah ereFy taiag &C SCI,
Mewarrama 10 o. a. The BEST QuALiTA.a nd
81 PRICES WHICH CANNOT FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.
Epsom Salts Fef6lgfis. ldEy and N
Alum oil
q. campAog Terra De Scinna
OpiuIa umbef, Lamphlaek
Sugar Lead Fefmillioa, BronIes
cEeaa Tartar Liaseed Oh. Lamp Oh.
Tanarie Aeid lsfbesi qasliiyl
Aloes Tanners Oh tbesi qua
Cai1inei kbeal htyl
supr. Cor. Soda spsnish Brown, Yene-
RhabaFb. Ipeeae, Jaiap liaR Red
Masnesia, Qaicksilyer Iadieo lbest Fioisni
Soda Powders and MorEilia)
seidlnI do hsdder. copsfss. Blue
Balslm CopaFia Sioae
Castle Soap Lagwood, csmxoOd.
Gam AFRhic Redwood
Bnmsloae Cochinral, Red Sanders
Flower sulphur Cologne, Florida. and
ulphale MorPh'ae Toilet water
Acetate do Exlracis, Otto Rsse,
MariAle do Fancy Soaps
sulph. O Iiniae Brushes al al kinds
Castor Oh, lia bottles Pepper, Mssisfd. Spice.
and barrelsl Mace. Eu,megs. Gin.
Sweet Oh do do ger,
Spirits TurpenlIns do Glue, Inks OF all Kinds,
Best salad Oil Patty. Shoe Backing
Lilnoria lbesi cologaal Surgical and Dental To-
White Lead, fan kegs slramenis aud Metl.
and dryl cal Books =,
Litharge, Rid Lead Window Glass Of all
crone Green sizes
crome Yellow Coach. Yaraish m
Come Red copal do
Paris Green Japan do
PEussiaa Blue &c. &c.
TYLER a. HILL.
Wholesale Druggists.
Sycamore ST., Petersburg. Va.
August "a. 4i-s~
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Rocks 7 Books "

THE suhsxrihsF Ass - So sssee. snd nhl
y krep 1saslsatty - hanas is'Fs FuFPiy q
Al. B..aks pahiisked ~ ne -frsEbgtsfisn
b.srd 81 Pshiirslioa ,
Thess books are saEsrtiy e . reiigiaas ane
uersl shsrsa lsF, sud wlli BE sd Al tbs ioussi
Philadelphia pfiers.
LEMUEL LYNCH, .agelf.
Oct. rs.
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positively cured. sad 81 slsisslsd nsselss ssi l@bs
.ze restored. IA he cd o. young. By ths IsnAs
yssErasLn EIIzu lkD Nnvk ASD BOsK LxnNr-
ansssr without de nsns q comssoek q CO. On 4
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BALM OF coLUMBlA.fOk THE liAik.
shieA II. s.sp ], 4 lsIiag oas, a. restore i a bad
pla.ss; and q sAildrsn maks i Er0s nPidly. q -
lhoss uhs have - he hEr From any sasss
ALL yERMIS n, iaies he kssds q ehldrsa
n schools. are pxsrsnasd o kiIlsi b. i a once
Find d. nan. NnssMAAso ca
Lm nsvsr NJ i Rs~e@Lr fkis sissys
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-21

concentrated essence Of those remedies.-
II has cured inclplent Consumption. Asthma
Liver Complaint, Group. &C., ~ nnmberI"ss
cases, where all other medical means have
failed.
In The first stages of the disense. termed
/ 'Cniarrhm Consumption" originating from
neglected COLDS, 1t has been used with IN.
devlallng success, and hundreds acknowledge
they owe the restoration Of their health to
this invaluable medicine alone. In that form
Of Consumption SO prevailing among young
females, commonly termed disability.
Going into a decline,"
A complaint with which thousands are lin
gerng. it has also proved highly successful.
and not only possesses the power OF check
ing the progress Of this alarming complaint,
but also strengthens aud nvlgorates the sys-
TEN more effectually than any medicine we
have ever possessed
For sale in Newpor! by
X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-21

The Boston P,lM, says the N. Y.
Courier \ Enqu'rer,) edited by an un-
naturallzed lrlshmau, is abusive beyond
all that is endurahe. and is permitted to
indulge 10 d,atrlDes against every thing
American, IN way that would earn him
halter, or nj any rate drubbing, every
day OF his life, IN any other country than
this. We do not see his scandalous
sheet, and never desire to do SO, but the
Boston Journals sometimes furnish us with
extracts from it that make the blood boil
in the bosom Of every right hearted
American that reads. One of the papers
Of that city recently received, copies the
following morsel from the Pilot of June
last. 1t is no worse than many other
specimens we have seen from the same
mine of infamy but as it happens to be
the only sample now before US, we trans
fer it TO our own columns, for the benefit
Of such Of our brethren as can see moth
ing beautiful that was not foreign born,
and exercise no sympathies for any
others but such as are exempt from the
misfortune OF being born on our soil. -
Wehave no pref udces against foreigners,
but they must not send among us such
fellows as thus, if they expect any friend
ship from US, or from any American cit-
zen, with one solitary drop of his father
blood in his veins. The Pilot is speaking
of Philadelphia, in relation to the Native
American feeling that manifested itself in
that city during the last summer:
"If the party of burglars now rampant in
the city of Penn, and in the city Of RIP Van
Wrinkle. possessed as much brains, collective
ly. as a Choctaw Senate, when by their coun-
ell fire, they would learn that their very esis,
tence rs nation depends on the Irish popu-
laion Of this country. IL Ill
becomes any American to taunt lrishmen on
the score of bravery. Native courage is a
commodity that has needs yet 10 be proven to
exist The flag Of America is not yet seventy
years old, and thrice the nGtiue SONS Of Amerl-
ca have deserted it. Therefore, we advise
COWARDS and SONS OF COWARDS
10 boast moderately. As shopkeepers they
are excellent; as merchants, enterprising ant
persevering as usurers, they have no equals
in the world but as solders,every native ough
to belong to the Peace Society"
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The sandwich Islands.

We are indebted 10 the polteness of
GEoRGe BRowN. Esq, United States
Commissioner at the Sandwich Islands,
for copies OF Hawaiian newspaper The
Fiend) for the months of June and July.
The u. S ship Lerant, Commander
HUGH w. PAGE, arrived at Honolulu on
the 9th of June, from Tahiti, whence she
sailed on the 18th Of May. The Levant
passed week each at the Marquesas
and the Society Islands. A general an
nual meeting of the American missiona-
ries stationed in the different parts Of the
group was held at Honolulu about the
st July. Reports were read and state
ments made in regard to every depart
ment Of missionary business and labor
During the meeting the entire body Of
missionaries, with their families, were
entertained by Mr. BRowN at social
evening patty. The number Of mission
aries present was fi6y-iour, including
twenty-three females Among the deaths
at the islands, prior to the lst July, we
note the following, for the information Of
the friends Of the deceased at the North +,
viz. Miss Sophia r. Marshall of Boston /;
Mr.. Elijah Tolman, Of Watertown,
Mass. j Mr.. Nathaniel Burton, Of Bos-
ton. AT the u S. Hospital, WIN, Wells,
Of Hatfield, Mass. w o. Bulletin.
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Horria Crmeiiy.-The Commercial Adver
tiser contains the following -

HorrM Cruehy.-The Commercial Adver
tser contains the following: -
ave are assured by friend who saw the
thing, that in the progress of Polk and Dal
las celebration, n few nights since, in Fourth
street, large dog was caught, his coat sat
urated, with the camphene burning liquid,
and then set fire to. OF course the wretched
animal fled at the top of his speed, bowling
and wild with agony, while terrified women
and children were seen rushing INTO shops
and dwellings, to escape collision with the
acrmentcd aud maddened beast, and the cruel
perpetrators of the outrage pursued with
shouts of "lIurrah tor Polk and Dallas"
This is by no means the only instance
in which the political feelings Of the
brutal rullians who have been the con
trolling force of the loco iocos in this
city during the season, have been mani
tested by similar acts. We have heard
of several cases in which live coons have
been subjected to tortures which no man
who was not al heart infnleIy below the
brute, could witness without shudderlng
The motive, of course, on the part OF thu
perpetrators OF these outrages was TO gave
vent to their feelings OF political hatred
Nothing but the fear Of swift and sure
punishment, has deferred the SAINT
rullians from equally brutal treatment o
their opponents. The villains by whom
this act, mentioned by the Commercial
was committed should not 20 unpunshed
and # the friend on whose authority the
rely has it in his power, we trust he WI
bring the ruflians within reach Of chastlso
ment. There certainly must be laS
suited to such a case or ii II has bee
hitherto deemed unnecessary to enac
any, our legislators should be mad
aware that new class OF beings wearln
the form of men, has sprung up IN on
midst, who demand Il new code adapte
to their inhuman nature ID.
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NEW ADvEnTYsE Er1 e. NTs

Court of Probate, .NiLHetoph, .N0v. II, lolI
'sNtE Administrator account on the os
tate ot Giles Manchester, late OF Md
dl"iown, dec, Wa, presented Tor examination
and allowance.
II - ordered that the same he received and
the consideration thereof referred 10 Court
Of Probate, to b. holden at the Town lious"
IN MlddIetown. on the third Monday m Dec.
next, at | o'clock, y. m, aud that previous
notice be given by publishing copy OF tins
order three several times IN the Herad Of he
IImps, for all persons Interested to appear al
said tune and place and be heard
A true copy witness;
JosHUA COGGEsHALL, Irob C2k.
Nov 81.
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Cheap Clothing Store.
No. GGs, Thames Street.

'E'tiE subscriber has at all times large
and well selected stock Of RE.4DY
MADE CLOTHING on hand. which he
offers at prices to,cer than can be found at
any other establishment, in Newport rt-con-
slslng of
Double wove, plain Beaver and Pho! cloth
over cOnts;
Cloaks, frock aud dress Coats
Sacks, fine blue aud common Jackets
Monkey and pea-jhcke,s
pantaloons aud Vests
Shirts of oil kinds
Guernsey frocks, Comlorters, sc.
lie invites his friends aud the public 10
call aud satisfy themselves that they can do
as well with him as with stranger.
JAMES HORSWELL.
Nov. 81, l3i1-tr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-21

TuE SEASON ~ CARoLINA.--Th,sl fall
has closed beautifully, bringing every.
thing in the vegetable kingdom TO full
maturity. The Sea Island crop ls "A good
one. The orange trees have borno well,
aud present n healthy aud handsome ap-
,oatancc. We are presented liom Beau
Tort with n magnificent pomcgranate
We gathered on Edso, three days ago.
several hranch,s of full grown Olives
from a tf,c loaded with the ripe irurt
and though we have had frost, the dall,
,nses around It were ~ tul and fresh
blossom. There are indications enough
though, of old Winters conIng wild
geese vending South ~ laigo ilocks
roblns appearing on the Sea Islands
aud several slfas glIul "oudc"Dhs.
itui.,ita .Nrwr y,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-21

IMPORTANT TO MANUFAcTURERs Judge
Story has lately decided, IN the case OF Tay-
lor vs. Carpenter, that manufacturers wheth'
or cltizens or aliens, have right to the use
of tthelr name and trade marks, and has
granted & perpetual injunction against the
defendant in the above case using the name
and marks Of tho compaInants, who are
manufacturers "Taylor's Persian Thread"
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A PROCLAMATION.

Pursuant to a request of the General As
sembly. |, JAMES FENNER, Governor of SAID
State, do issue this my Proclamaion,app
ing Thursday, the twcn,y-elgh'h day OF No.
vember instant, as a day of Thanksgiving
and Praise to our Heavenly Father, for the
boun,es and blessings which He has be-
slowed upon us without stunt, and we have
received without merit That He has been
pleased III His mercy, to look benlgnIy on
our Stute, and to protect its citizens and its
institutions, political, religious and charlta.
bic, from the pcrs which threatened them,-
unparalleled IN the annals o! our country -
That lie has restored to our State, that de.
cree of tranquility which affords a great
measure Of reposc 10 our cillzons /; and that
His interposl,Ion, while it rcbuked the re-
bcllious spirit of the lawless, taught u lesson
lull Of wisdom which strengthens the foun~
datlons of government, and eXpounds the
true piinc plies of liberty That lie has pros
pered the lawful undertakings Of the people,
aud filled witn industry the various channels
Of labor That Ills blessings has boon
| ,hovered Oh our harvest; that Ills pavilion
| has been spread over our citizens WHO go
down tn seq IN ships"-and that by HIS good
uess lie has left nothing 10 be aGked OF his
bounty, but that we may be inspired with
devotional tbankiulness Tor the "schcne Vi
.alva,Ion" winch he has vouchsaled.
Aud recommend to the good people OF
this State, that laying aside all secular con
Germs they assemble on sad day at their usual
places of worship, aud contrlte and pcnlten'
for pas, transgressous lmplorc pardon and
/ forgiveness from Him, who alone can extend
mercy and restore The bruised Lcgri, haJrasa
ed with sense of gull.
Given under NV hand and the seal of sal,
State ut Providence, this 9TH day q
II November, ~ the year of our Lore
H.. ST. one thousand eight hundred and forty
iour, aud oi Independence the sixty
II ninth.
II JAMES FENNER.
Il By the Governor.
III IItNNy BowtN, Secretary Of State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-11-21

Trinity Chrch.-The workmen have dis.
continued their labors, on the spire Of Trlnl.
,y Church until Spring, and have removed
the scalloldng. For several months the
men have been at work on the top, high in
The air When the spre Is finished 1t will
be abou, go feet in height. 1t is now 23O
feet, aud will be finished early IN the next
season. The work as it now appears, is a
most beautiful specimen of architecture
.Nt,c York NtwS.