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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
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~ this town, on Sunday evening last, after a
long aud distressing illness which he boro " th
christian loritude, Mr. Caleb Corey, aged 81
years.
In this town, on TUESDAY evening last, Miss
Sarah Ann II. Mumford, daughter ut the late
Joseph, MumiorJ, agodiI years.
In this town on Wednesday oh inst, Pompcy
Levy, (col) aged about % years.
AT the Newport Asy lam, on tho 2d inst. of
dropsy in tho Chest, Mr, john Rogers, oi
North Carolina, bgod % yoals
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Rec. Charles r. Torrsy.-This gentleman
can write to his wife once in three months and
on business matters oltencr, ifabsolutely neccs-
sary. lie is not permitted TO answer his cor.
their Irtters, providei-l. That the postage
is paid g That they contain no illusions TO
Slavery dcrogatory to the character Of lie in
slitu,iou 3. That they contain no information
Of what 10 going Gil in tho world.--Boston
Chronicle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

A Woman Choked The wife Of Mr.. Enos
Simpkins, Sen, Of Bridge,on, (Wcs Jersey,)
was choked to death Friday evening by get.
ting piece Of ham last in her throat. IL np.
pears that shc had gone TO the closet to cut
hmm for supper and before leaving the cosct
had put small piece in her mouth which she
had attempted TO swallow. Her death was so
insiantnnoou, that no person had time TO do
any thing To afford her relief.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

| Omnibus Pick poek,iS.--A lady, the wiic
" one of our mos, respectable cliIzenS. took
scat ln ~ omnibus with five hundred dollars
IN her purse A. she vas leaving, II was naiu.
ral 10 ASCERTAIN whether the purse was safe,
and she found that 1t had tcca sl",rn from
her pockc She exclaimed, My purse hos
been stolen !" and pointing to a man who
aai by her. "you SIR, have taken IT." The
man of course thought very strange of the
sccusston. bu, on a little examination. the
purse ps, found st The mans feet, With the
NOM, ,afs Jiur1l u Comn0c'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Mn. EplToR Dear Sr-Pl,asc 10
form me through the medium of your pa
per, why It is ihh, certain lawyers, EJi
tors, Doctors, Merchants, - aud a host %
oihcr,, sign their names so uninielisibly
asto puzzle our old fashion plain wiiten
90 dccypher them '--AS On SCHOLAR.
This is q question which we arc fie
1nrn,ly pOzsIed TO sEswet ourselves, no
n.ly osreeards he slgnsturss (or marks
ra'hol tat 'heir riibnF al"g'Iher
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

"A Fearful Leap.-Dr. l.. w, Bristol, while
ehoveling snow from the roof of his office. in
Lockport, IN. Y on Thursday last, took a
fearful leap wi ,lch shoud serve rs caution
to persons who 90 upon roofs Of houses for
like purposes. lie had gone to the roof Of
his office to clear away the snow and ice,
when he commenced sliding, and, being una
BILE to stop himself went over the caves, lie
threw from him the spade which he held in
his hand. and, though his head was down.
ward, through uncommon presence of mind
he so turned himself in The air that he struck
upon his feet, having fallen about thirty feet
without the slightest injury!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

FIRE.-The Wooden Factory situated in
Bnrrlvlll". owned by Moses hldrich. and
occupied by ID. $. Whpple, vas totally de
s,royed by fire. with ils contents. on Friday
the 7th inst. between i2 and o'clock, y. IN
1t is not known how the fire cfiglnated, when
first discovered, the flames were bursting
from the windows Of the first and second
stories. There was n partial insurance OF
the machinery, and $4,000 on the stock at the
F'na office; It is believed there was no in.
surance on the building.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

.fnoiher Flying .Nichne.-rhe Cincinnati
Gazette says TINT u patent has been Obtained
by J. II. Pennington m' n machine to nnvi-
gate the air. 1t consists Of ten section bal
looms, u cnr and steam engine. The en-.
gnr, at one aud half horse power, 1t is
proposed Io place IN the upper story ut the
car appended To tho balloons. The steering
power is a ruddcr, or oar, connected with the
bouom ol the balloon Mr Pennington has
sen, Us M engraving " this machine, which
nay be seen al the uihce OF the pust.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

On Tuesday Of last week, most delbe.
rate murder was committed at Camden, N. J.
II appears that two colorcd men quar-.
relied, ,'anG after having separated, one of
them, named Samuel Thomas, procured a
gun, and proceeded to the house where the
other was, deliberately shot him through the
window, killing hun instantly. The mur-
dcrer was arrested, and, at The last accounts,
was under examination of Camden.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

buildings erected in 81. Louis in 1874
Mr.. McMilen, Inspector Of the Upper dsric
Of the city, has reported TO the "Repubican,
that 437 brick cdfces. and l63 frame houses
making total of60O, have been daring ih'
past year completed in that section Of ST. Lou
is, which lie. moth Of Washington Avenue.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Recently, at Gard,ner, Maine, Deacon Lee
man and wife were arrested aud held TO bail
in the sum Of $500 to answer to the charge OF
cruelty beating and whipping an orphan girl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

A difficulty has recently taken place
in the Cherokee nation between the old
settlers and the Ross party, which it is
feared will produce serious results.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Mrs. Stephens, the authoress, is now in
Washington making an urgent application for
the pardon, at President Ty ler's hands, of the
pirate, Babe, now in prison under sentence OF
death, in New York 1t is said in the Express
that she has already won over the good ser.
vices Of Mrs. Tyler in Tic matter, and that the
desired pardon will probably be granted
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Queen Victoria mud Louis Philippe, it seems
dinpd off the samo OK on New Years day -
One at III. Tuleries, end The other ut Wind
sor Castle. The beef was sent by the Queen I
purycyor to tho King,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
NOTICE.

A Lecture on :be subject OF Temperance
in be delivered before the Yonng Mems
Temperance Society, at the town Hall, THE
EVENING, by the Rev Ir. Peckham, com
mencins at 7 O'Clock.
By order of The President,
Feb. l3. u. II. TISDALE, Jr. Are ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

IN old Fashioned jieighing Party The
Springfield Mass. Republican Of Feb lst siales
that on Friday, purity Of ninety-nine persons,
"pld aud middle aged ladies and gentlemen,
from Bristol, CT arrived there in tho morning,
speut the day nfior the cid fashioned sort, ard
returned in the afternoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Dariug High,cay Robte,y-As Mr.. Geo.
w. Lrie of MarshfelG, was on his way 10
this city on Monday evening last, he was
waylaid in Weymouth by three men and a
boy. and robbed of his pocket book, contain
ing S2l3. of which $500 was in bills of $50
each of the Eagle Bank. Boston. |, l,occurreG
at place called Prnniman's IIiIl, near The
toll gate, at about 7 o'clock.-B Boston COm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Tho Plaquemins Frauds, by which Sir Clay
is alleged to have aecn cheated out Of the vote
Of Louisiana, are to be investigated by The
having been introduced, All the Wings voted
for Il and oil the -ocos against it, save two
Actions speak louder than words.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

True BW.-The Grand Jury, yesterday,
during their session, found true bill against
Henry McCurry. for the murder Of Mr.. Paul
Roux on the l3th January last. Ills trial for
The offence will take place at as early peri
cd as his condition will admit of. He is now,
we learn, rapidly improving in his health,
berg able to take food Of any kind. Bali
more Sun,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
PN01AS, 2IaH1s
slsiHisiralOr's Notice.

T'ilE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hen. Court Of Probate OF ihc town
,''"'"' .'':": t;'':" SS!5;dw, late o. Newport who
died abrood intesta,e, hereby gives notice to
all persons having demands against SAID
estate TO present th"m for settlement, and
all persons indebted TO make iumc date pay.
ment tu
GEO. C. SHAW, .4dm'.,.
Newport, Feb. 10, 1915
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Fatal .7ccideni. "A man named James
McCalTrey, aged about 90 wears, was
instantly killed at the mill of John Wa.
'crman & co. in Olnryyilie, "a Tuesday
morning. Ills dress caught in The shaft
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

eD@A young lady was killed in New
York last week, in consequence OF the
driver of n hacks carelessly leaving
his horses in the street. She was re-
turning home from party.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Distiileries From the latest authorities it
appears hat the number Of dsllieries in the
United States is l0,405: the number Of gal
Ions of distilled liquors produced annually is
II ,G02 707-which, if sold At 20 cents per
gallon, would produce $780, ,54l 40.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

fCpAn unusual number Of disasters,
both by sea and land, have occurred
during the present season. Almost all
our exchanges contain accounts Of them,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
TUESDAY, Feb. IL.

Bsrqns Hiram w. Tyler, Tyler, OF N. Y. 20 days I'm
Aralaclcola, with cotton for Proyid. The ship came
near hein2 wrecked on tho rocks near Eastons Point
where she put Ia aud anchored the Piioifom Block.
lsnd-hnving mistaken Easton's Besch tor the hnrbo'
"f Newport she was buirded by four men from the
beach III - hnHt, viz. Cnpis. Thomas Ash aud VIM
Heath and Nessrs John swan and VIM GIad,ling, who
nrsised in immediately getting her out. which ihey
were iortunhiely enabled 10 do the wind beiug very
ihvnrhbe, though light, at the time, boats crew
from the Gutter soon after reached her nnd rendered all
the assistance in their power.
schr Empire. smith, of and from Wellneet. for Noriuk
IA dhNs, via iIyannis Reports Nh unusual number al
vessc. Ia the Vineyard, waiting TO get Of the ice
the shoals being entirely covered.
Schr Neptune, Stevens, fm Baltimore for
linsham Rowona, Young, fin Fred Ksbnrg
for Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoSDAY, Fob. 10, lSi5.


At Market 600 Beef Cattle, and 1000
Sheep. % Beef Cattle, exclusive Of 80 which
arrived too late, and are not included above,
remain Unsold.
PRicrs.-Bcef Ca',lc--'fhe quality Of the
Cattle this week was better than last, without
any advance 10 prices. We quote ezra IS %
a 5 50; first quality s. 25 second quail
ity 81 80 a 4 - third quality 81 1 80.
Sheep-Commun Sheep from - to > p;
Wctbcrs from 225 to ] so. One lot very
fine and heavy, So.
SWINE None Mt market except few or.
dlnary, reported last week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Tfras.-A distinguished Washing
Ton correspondent of the Baltimore Pa
triot. M..ahs that Texas is dead for this
session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- through the Post Oilirc in Newport, un
iil the 20lh Of this month, foi supplying the
Troops. stationed at Tor, Adams K. | with
100 Tons Of clean red ash PEACH OR
CH4RD CU.7E. broken and rlIird.
The Coallo be delivered aad piled on such
pait Of the public ground as the Assistant
Quarter Master may designate One fourth,
a, least, to be delivered by the ist of March,
the remainder by the ,st of April. lsi5.
Bonds will bG required for The faithful per.
iormance Of the contrast. two good end
sufficient snreiies 10 accompany the propo
sails. Proposals for Coal
WM. II. fR ENCH,
1t. l-i Art.
Feb. l3, lSi5. A. A. q NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

AUCTIONS.

U,H os soid by Public .Auchos, an Ste
rens' Ehay, for NE ben.G oj rhom u
moy roncern, on Friday mri, The IAN
inst. at - O'Clock, NJ,
4 small lot Of old Copper-o condemned
1N Galley--one do o'sS,sy-sil--sone rigging
and one broken block. Also some lumber.
&c. used IN discharging and late belonging
to brig Electro of New Castle. Me.
JOSIAH {. SHAW, .suefr,
Feb. I3, ISd5, " '.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Che yrriici of the Court Martial that Com
Moore was guilty f"dsobcdIence" has been
vetoed 10y The President, aud he stands aeqnit'
Ted
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
III RAID OF TIL tt M E S.

.vi"'h Disiriet-The third trial for a"
election Of Representative to Congress
from the 9Th District, Massachusetts, Of"
Monday last, resulted in no choice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
NOTICE.

The subject Of next Sunday Evening Lee
turc in the Unitarian Church, will be-the
20 years captivity of tho Holy See.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Joseph Graham, Of Cincinnati, has
been confirmed by the U. S. Senate,
consul to Bucnos Ayres.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

America could support nine hundred and
thirty millions Of people. without being so
densely populated as Europe now is
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
e.CttcrS

RENAINiSG ~ Tur rosr.orrIcr, Vrwronl
RI rrSRUAuY !, Iri5.
T. .Hrsrh"dic'teryo ors pioced ~ sepa,a,,
b5r. Persons epp'ying for hoa uHyicdst caii
for "ApNEWTIsEp IErIFRS.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

The new Comet MAJ be seen through a com
mon spy glass, to the southwest Of Jupiter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
\ administrators Sale OF Real
Estate.

/ HutiltiiiSti dLOi - CdlC VI ASGI
Estate.
Pursuant 70 a Decree sC ne Hon. Court
Of Probate, Of he torn Of Porismo.th,
IwW sell at Public ,7ucfion on the
premises, on he I'm day of February
neri, al II o'clock in tie jore,.oon Of
said day, e (aH, J mol Mc neri Jair
doy,) r
A Lii tho right. tiile and interest which
"a Isaac i.awton, late Of Portsmouth, dec,
had at the time Of his death, IN aud 10 the
farm IN Portsmouth, or so much thereof rs
VIII pay he just debts and incidental cx.
penscs. said farm IL situated about z mics
from Newpor', on The west shore, and has a
valuable privilege for sea manure, aud II
bounded ms follows - nortbas.3 on land of
WIN. Jenkins o1stcry On land Of Parker
lIali ) southerly oH land Of Lew Chac.
and westerly on WIN Jenkins aud the sal,
water, and contains about 40 acres, wth u
good house. orchard. and yniu1be wei. Of
water. Conditions at the salo on The pretn,.
sees.
ELISHA A. LAYTON, .7l.nr.
Portsmouth, Ian. l3, ls4S 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Singular .lnecdote Of u Cqt-Durinp n
hard snow storm last winter, n kitten with a
broken leg hopped into the hall door of n
gcnllcmans house in Brooklyn. and began a
pleous newing. He ordered one of the ser.
wants to throw the kitten into the street.
when his little daughter. lovely child of
eight years, caugh. II IN her arms and begged
10 be allowed to Keep 1t Gnd nurse it. The
father refused, but the child begged so ear
nesry that he at last allowed her To keep il.
The child nursed her pet Until it got we'll
and the cat. unlike the ma lority of its species,
returned all the iondness Of its gentle nurse.
a few weeks since the little girl took sick
aud was confined 10 her bed, and il was al
most impossible TO keep TIE cat away from
her. AS The child grew sicker the cat grew
more Troublesome. by mowlng aud constantly
Jumping upon The bed where she lay. II was
impossible Ia drive her out OF the room, until
at last, the child being near her end. the cat
stretched herself oui near the bed and appear
eel to be dying 1t was taken into an adjoining
room and put upon rug. Take care of my
poor kitten" said the lttlc girI, az she saw
them take il away.
In n few hours the child died, and when
they went into the adjoining room the cat
lay dead upon the rug. -Broahcny Jownoh
AS ES'LhobpISlhY y.triNG.-WG have
r. Gently been iriotmrd Ola iaml, assembling,
which, from iis novelty aud singularty, well
deserves notice. On the last dnv at tho year
lSfi, tbs heads of hyo grnrtiIirus Oho great.
VI living estcut uf the ian,l,) met at the resi-.
drnCn oi Mis Joshua Rhodes, Cihe primnl
mother of them all ~ that part of Lynn known
As "Gravcsnud. TIL. eldest member uf this
iau!.ly !. upwards of 90 years of a,e-ihr
Youngest .. The last NAMED has iwo grand
mothers, thtoe great grand.moth,ts, and iw"
gtrnt.grrnt s'ani.mnthcts all living. The
most remarkaote feature of this pniriarch1l as
rcmhly, perhaps, l. Iho fact that they all met
inrtuitously, without The knoNl.dsr, on the
part nf either, that the Others were To- be pres
snt-!heir design, Individually, simply being
To- visit their aged and Venerable relative The
"Records of Remarkable Evens" oill bs
searched n vain, " ,. believed, ~ parallel
Occurrences 'aisu Rcg,1t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
MUFrS, MUFFS.

A large lol rf MUfFS, consisting 81
. black and natural Lynx. Fnch, Grcy
squirrel. Genuct, Canada Martin. Wolf Fuv
Concy, Sc. viii be sold st COST, at i3i
Thames sugst.
PARKER {. WEAVER
Feb. u. lsii
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
NEW AovlaTIsENr EN- rs.
NOTICE.

N~co The steamboat i0i.AS.
a IN g. pi. h. +. W"olscy,
y:y - Ys-2 2 will l""se. Providence
eE>7'sa-A,S -sS-2 and Nswpor IA follows
until further notice Leave Newport every
Monday. "Wednesday aud Friday morning at
10 o'clock. Returning. leave Providence
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
morning at l0t o'clock. Fare 75 cents.
Freight Of all descriptions taken ct .
moderate price.
N. B. The Io!as will be in readiness 10 tow
vessels at all times. Feb. H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
PACKAGE EXPRESS.

4 \ EXPRESS WAGON, for The trans
"A porlatou of all BundieS, packages, &c,
vii be started ~ this Town on The first day
Of March. All packages or bundles will be-
carried to any par, OF the town for the sum
of two cents for each and srSry riicis, and u
packages or bundles OF urtlcles must not
weigh over zoo pounds, or they will be
charged accordingly. Bank nn,ices and let
rers, as in all o,h,r places, will 5c carried fer
The sum Of two cents each.
n. b. A. "a" above ExpRrss has ben
long called for by Merchants and other, wc
respectfully solicit their patronage, - the
wagon will be conducted in nnur"r 10
cause no dissatisfaction whatever with The
most fas'idious.
Any articles that may be damaged after II
hns been cece..ed by III" driver wlI b. rnade
good by him. For further in'crmniron. ~.
ply to = L. PECkHAM,
Corner of Thames & Far siresis.
Newport, Feb. l3, 1915.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
e1g3MAa2lAG,sliS35.,a 90

In Providence, oh, NJ. Arnold L. Austin
to Miss Cynthia y. Manchester, both ci Z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

Avery Licut l. 4 Mcrtiman frnnklln W
Bradford l,.cYh Patton Robert II
Briggs M, SUHn Pane Maf,lu VI
Brown Mnuha \ Prasou john
Blown Nara v frarsr il"uty
tha>, VI, Alec iv,,so Capt Richie 5
Dow .dward Potter WIN ID
Durlrr Nrs prpah P,ckham Miss Srhtra
Earl John ~ Nm Ro,srtrr Miss Julia ~
Edd, Jesse Stevens James
ilsn tn1r,,s sumner A
Futon R,y I,W.s Nuugs "
Gardncr Ea-ton Washington sloop oN u
Gt,ru Caleb .fs
"'inusl Mr. Roth ! Wald,n Jo"ph
ll1ich Joseph Wcl,h Wa
llauis VI, WIN \ N,npitroNS
kutlc, TuuS Allen Nrs WA
L'ggrt Saw tug1rsuaii JHIu's
littlr Nicholas GHrd,ror Jam,sS
Look Capt iltaui Macon der Mara g
,or,rg WmM J,HIsToWN.
Mason tNtram Mid Fowler lirnry
Manchester Srahury IRtsu.
4 Manshrld Capt Chcstc,Gillhnnly Nnfgntctt
/ Mead Wm W ODonnoll Helen
/ lTO.-3w. ASHER ROBBINS, T. VI.
4 ,oNPouND LfpERHO RI PASTE, fo
~ tolds couuLs and Iunnenz, ut
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
EOuog Folks Attend!

HOuog E0it.s Attend.
VaIcnliGtS D., Will ,ocn he here.
~ dear. Whu shali vr'dn.
Every day bunys ,amclhng new
lust recciv"d tic unsi splendid s-yor'
W mrni at fiue Hnd Cnnn,Ih Vairniinr,,
ever ofi' red ~ tIii- or any other good cu,.
varying ~ priccs from sN cent. in one 20 Tar
each. Also the b1dy's and Gcni'cmMn'- asn
v,cuiine Letter Wriitrr. nj sis cents e,rh.
fer sale at the Confectionery md vsf.iy
Siprn ~ y SHAY ia
Newport, Jsn. ~ lS4i -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

4 ,oNPouNp LfpERHO RI PASTE, Gor
~ Colds, Coughs aud Innnenz,. at
i'eb e n. J. TAYLOE'S
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-14
SUPREMACY OF LAW.

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to circulate in the state-.Norwah RE
.fettor,
The caution of the Reflector we think
well timed. If there be:any truth in the
adage, ga burnt child breads the fire." the
people Of Ohio wiR'be exceedingly cautious
how they tolerate an uncertain currency
from abroad. Lehigh county bark paper
ha little or no credit in Pennsylvania. and
rs noteven quoted in most OF the Pittsburgh
. bank note lists. One list we observeQ quotes
it at 5 per cent, discount. Some of the
banks and brokers in this city take it but
Others do not, and the HimbIe manner in
which money dealers keep both Plainheld
and Lehigh moving, Should he n sufficient
caution to the people not 10 take either
Ohio ran now have the hest of hank cur
rPnry-a home currency at all times con-
ve1iJlo--lf the business men and people
generally will hut set their faces against the
circulation Of worthless trash, come from
what quarter it may.
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APPOINTMENTS. The Washington papers
announce the following appontmcnts-ot-
fetal. Mr.. Medil, it will he seen, has been
transferred. Who is his successor in the
Post Office Department has net been made
KNOWN chin State JoUrHal.
W Ham Monroe, Register of the Land
Office for the district of lands subject ~
sale at Clinton, Missouri vice WdliUn Pat
ler~oU, deceased.
Thomas Hartley Crawford, as Judge ot
the Criminal Court for the District of Colum-
bda, in the pacc Of James Dunlap, resigned.
William Medi, OF Ohio, as Commission
er of ludisn Affairs, in the place Ot Tho
mas Hartley Craw ford, resigned,
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trrLove is the weapon which Omni po-
tpnce reserved to conquer rebel man when
all the rest had failed. Reason he pauies}
Fear he answers blow to blows Future In.
tcrpst he meets with present pleasures but
Love, that sun against whose melting
beams winter cannot stand, that soIt-sub-
DUNG sumhcr which wrestlPs down the
giant, there is not one human creature in Il
million, not a thousand men in all earth 5
huge uuin,lipn, whose cIay-heart is aar-
dened against Love- Topper