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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20
HINTS FOR rHE WARM sa,s,y.

I'1NiIS wonderful compound conlbiacs VI Et}I-
i CAL POWERS over all other nl.para.
hons ever lormed for the relief of those dis.
eases for which It is recommended. such rs
Headache, Drzlmess, Sir"pInrss, N"isrs ia The
Head, Bad Taste in ,he Mouth, Nausea ar
,"knoss IN the stomach. Loss of Appetite, In,
digestion, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Pam
alter Eating, SOUR Stomach, Heartburn, Jaun-
dice, toslI'en"ss, Determination of Blood to
ihe Head, PIi-s, Coughs, Colds. Pam ~ ,h.
SIdn, back, limbs aud joints, rheumatism, AL
Chronic Diseases, Scruiuous ilumuIs, Salt
Rheu'h, aud all Cuianr"us Eruptlons uf the
skin, General Debility, Nc.
The Dandeiton and 1omato Panacea is par
'lcn'arly recommended ~ eases of ludigesiiun
and Dyspepsia. IN. inllnwiug are .nnr 81
'ts distressing symptoms papiialipn of tho
heart, heartburn. loss oi appetite, pam after
eating, languor, melancholy, rrsilrssness, NC,
I Ii will cure the wnrst diseases Of
RheumaiiSD.,
aud will eradicate mercury from the system in
hnitrly faster aud better than the couliuon
SarsaparIlla preparlion. The Dandrliun and
Tomato Panacaa l., II, all must b, aware, from
the ingredients oi which il is compouLded, the
best az well as the safest
Spring and Summer .tefcine
now before the public. Sprung aud Summrs
are the seasons when
DysintdryS DiarhGa,
prevails only use wine glass OF The panacea
one or two mornings, ANA II will complete q
cure.
/ Jaundice Complaints
are most prevalent The symptoms Of thcse
complaints are
Drors'ness, DissinesS Of Sight &c.
II ha' proved itscfa most astonishing nnd
eilectua remedy for that worst Of all naadu.,
1hs Piles,
because i, clcanscs aud enables the stomach i.,
discharge into tbs bowels and causes free CIR.
ouIalI"n, aud regulates The whole system, aud
therch! prevents
COSiiOenfSS,
| In cases of Costly enrss, either or recent or
lone standing. II has proved itself electual az
toe all oIher r"Hird'"s nave failed.
ScIoiuia, or kinys EUd,
and all other eruptions Of the skin are caused
by The impure stale Of the blood, aud io hava
pure blood medicine should be orcasionally
taken. The Panacca is wonderful "a iis effects
for purifying and
Cleansing The Biooi.
aud IL therefore Il pr"Nenti," tot all eruptioi.s
of the skin aud WI eradicate
HnmOrs
of long standing, aud in fact il is requisite fer
the promotion oi
Sound HGiih.
from the most exhausted constitutions,
CAUTION.
The Purchaser will he cdrerul 10 ser that
my hlni' II SIGNED on The wrapper of each
bottle. a. there are worthless ar,rles PIT np IN
snall"i hu'ilcs. pretended te prnduce the saa,e
result. but are not safe 10 use. BE sure ,hofs-
fore and enquire tor Ransom < Stevens an,!e-
hon aud Tomato Panacea. which NAV b. nA.
tanned OIL '> duy alpoin ed Agents. a,d
by all te Respectable DruggiSt. aud an.
pnIuted agents ~ town and conairy ard sold
hy JAMES klDDER, Jr Proprietor.
Drnggis; aud Chemist, Mayefick Square, East
Boston.
Also for sale ly DIR. r. II. H,z,ur, c. G. 9.
liNzARp, aud Il. J. rAyL n, Newport, r. :.
Jnly 10Th, lSij.
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ID II A II II S.

In this town. on Monday last, Mr. Wapton
Il. Sherman. eldest son Of the late Mr.. Isaac
Shern aged 40 years.
In Providence, on Tuesday last, Mr.. John
NJ. James, III the 10Th year of his ago.
la Providence, on Thursday last, Of Con-
sumption, Mrs Sarah L., wife of Morse J
Wiley, aged 20 years.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20

EARLY FRosr. On the night of the llh inst
there was frost on the low ground in the wood,
of South Dennis, Cape Cod
The small pox is said to be very prevalent a
Hartford, Conn.
The Boston Traveller states that there i,
much sickness in that city-a malignant kind O
cholera mcrbus prevails.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20

DRowSED.-Edward Donovan was drowned
near one of the wharves in our Bay on Friday
night. lie with his family had just stepped into
a boat preparatory to a sail. One of his children
fell ovcrboard-the mother jumped in after it
Another child fell over and the father lcapcd
over to rescue them. The mother and two child.
rem were tuken out, but the father was carried
under Scow that lay near, and was not taken
ont until life had become tinci.-FaH Rirer
.M0attOr
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aaASHIP NEWS. A.
PORT OF NEWP PORT.
A Il RIVED.
THURSDAY, Ang. I3.

THURSDAY, Aug. 10.
Brig Charles II. Rogers, Rogers, fm Prov. fr
Baltimore Annawan, Swasey, fm do.
ASSchrs Soa Fowl, Baker, fm Prov President
Combs, fn Freetown fr Phila Increase,
im Prov. fr do Hume, Marks, fin Dighton IL
Long Island Dentho, Partridge, fin Prov f.
Elizabeth City. Sips. Rienzi, Durioe, I'm N
York lr Prov EsseS. Hatch, fm do fr do ;
James Lamphear, Kenny, I'm Prov. fr N. York;
Parrill, Vaughn, tm Kingston; Catharinr Hail
Hatch, FIN do.
SATURDAY, Aug Is.
Schrs. President johnson, FIN Taunton f.
Phila Flash, Castoii, fin f. River fir do; Su.
perior, Lord, fin do for Ellsworth solomon
Roselveiie, Johnson, fin Prov. fr Phla; Brook.
haven, Burdick, fin Phila. Sips. Mount Hope,
Phillips, fin Taunton for N. York !; Hudson
Colt, FIN Prov. for New London Farmer, Lun,.
madue, fin do. fr N York Monitor, Bright
man. fin Fall River for Jersey.
SUNDAY, Aug. l6.
Scbrs. Rebecca &Abigail, Lummadue, FIN
Prov. for N York Diamond, laluck, I'm New
Bedford fr Jetiersonport; Adelaide, Kelly, fin
do. for Albany Iluldah A. West, Spcllman,
FIN Prov fr do. Sips Helen. Pitman. fm Brs.
iol ir New London; Tecumseh, Ash, fin Prov
for Bridgeport; Parallel, Benjamin, fm Kings
ton.
MONDAY, Aug. II.
Brig Gen. Cobb, Hammond, I'm New Or.
cans. Schrs. Perce, Card I'm Dover for Phila,
Diamond, Barlow, fin Prov. for Connecticut
Eliza Messerolo, Loman, fin Prov. for Ph,la
Emily Grown, Fish, I'm New Bedford Pacific
Lewis, fin do, ir Norfolk; Essex, Rollins, fu,
do. for New York Van Buren,, Wall, fin Prov
for Phila; Elisha Ruckmn, Mitchell, fm Nan
tucket for do. SIPS Emblem, Potter, fn Pro,
lr N. York; Ann Il. Holmes, Brown, fin Fall
River for Albany.
TUESDAY, Aug 49,
Brig New York, Ireland, fin I. River fo,
Bath. Sohrs. Berry, Kelley, im Baltimore 10!
Dghion Susan. ardner, FIN do. ir do, Wande
Lumber, fin Charleston; Thames, Barker, fu,
Phila ST Dennis, Smith. fm Roundnut Da.
rius, NIckerson, I'm Boston fr Bristol Sloop
Apollo, Packer, I'm Newburg.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. o..
Brig Houton, Higgins Gn Calias rr Bristol
Schrs. Lodi, Thompson, FIN Bangor, lr Prov;
Maine, Baggage. iin Bangor fr Prov Lolomo
ReddIng, fm Sandwich, fr do.
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n |~a- a. The splendid and favurile
u ~ aNafs4 Steamer MAssACnUsETTs.

= n Tri- a. The splendid and favore
e Vaf;s4 Steamer MASSACHUSETTS,
2'sessAt,-r-oi1 Capt. Po,ler, will leave Long
Wharf, Newport. for New York (drecl,) On
Tuesday, THURSDAY aud Saturday evenings, al
about past O'Clock.
The new and splendid Steamboat OREGON
Capt Seth ThayeT, will leave Slonin2 on every
Monday. Wednesday, and Friday evenings on
the arrival of the Mail Train nom iio>lOa.
~ The Steamboat ROGER WILLIAMS.
will leave Ncwpor for Providence every day
Sundays excepted } al o'clock T. VI aud Will
connect with the Soninglon Rbute ~ Pr0vi-
drncc. Passengers from Newport can get their
Tickets through TO New York, on Board Tie
Roger Williams, without any extra charge.
g-I' Al Baggage for New York on Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays, will be taken in
charge of Baggage Master on board the Rog-
cr Williams, who will see it safely delivered
on board the Oregon al Slouington.
For further information apply all l2S, Thamc,
street, Cup sair>)
Aug -. CHARLES N. TILLEY, Agent.
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Mrs. Callahan & Miss Smith,
offer for sale, nj
No. lJD EEaIncS-sfrcct,

V'EMpER " TEti?ER,MENT, by Mrs..
4 EHiS; Memoirs aud Essays hy Ms.
.jameSU, The People, hy " hich,id; Con.
,uclo hy Go0rgt sand The Redskins, hy J, =
Coopr Pictures from LAZY, 10y Charles DicLtn~
The lair Isabel, 10y iUgtm Sue; Tower OF
London. hy " ~ iHspOrh Temptation ol
Wcahb, hy Mrs CdHn; ShuIeN OF Tie Mcdi.
rcrarcun by 4 ScLWdcr Scenes aud Thought,
IN EmoIe; $kc,chc, of Newport Stationary
i"llcr AID Notc Paper with Envelopes 10 match.
Pen Racks Fancy Holders; Letter Clip,
Fount, Screw, cap and Pocket Inks; Papcr
Folders, perumod sealing Wax; Motto and
Transparrnl NalcrS. Also, handkerchief Per
fumes, French and German Cologne, Combs
"fa u. llalr Dyes, Nc. Aug. 9Th.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20
FARM FOR SALE.

4IY,. THE FARM in Portsmouth,. "
l....NI ing an Tho West side of the Island Of
Eis,EEE Rhode Island, aud formerly owned
Aze0zyA bN the late Nm. Almy. OI ProvI
drnce is offered for sale. SAID Farm contans
about 400 acres, is well waicrrd aud has an ex
lrnsrvc privilege for sea mannre. There are ou
The farm one large dwelling house, tNo large
barns. ice house and other necessary out build
lnga together with about 2OO cords Of wood. II
Will he sold altogether on Will he divided into two
or three convenient iarnS at the nptInn of pur.
chascrs, For terms, which Will b. favorable, ap.
ply to SAMUEL Is. TuBEY, in Providence; OF
GIDguN & DE>Nls, at Portsmouth.
9th mo. lUih. lSi6
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-20
BOOTS AND SyxOES,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Thomas c. Wales, Of Boston.
- BroGd-St. eorar If Centrai.Srcct.

HAS now on hand and is daily receiving, all
III the varieties Of GOOD RETAILING
BOOTS AND SHOES, and also all the lower
qualities, which he will SELL by the case OF
dozen, at prices that cannot be cquaDled by any
other store IN Boston. lie Is enabled lo sell
lower Tor the reason that he buyS and SETS for
CASH ONLY, and is satisfied with a smaller
profit than others are willing to sell for All he
asks of Cash BuycrS Is To Come and Sac for
themselves, or inquire of some of the many
dealers, who, 10y purchasing their Boots and
Shoes of him, have been enabled TO undcrscl! all
their nclghborS who buy on credit, and there
fore obtain all The best tadc.
Also, his Fall stock OF INDIsRUBBERS. IN
embracing all the >alcabIc kinds imported or
manufactured IN this country, comprising over
100000 pairs, for CASH or CREDl L, at the
lowest importers or manufacturers prices.
Aug. Il.
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EXecsltrix's Notice.

IFENiE subscriber appointed sole Executrix
i OF the last will and testament Of George
o. Tompkins, late of said Newport, deed aud
has given bond % said Court for tine faithful
discharge Of said trust, and she hereby reques SITS
all persons having claims against said estate TO
present them to her agent Thomas Spooner,
for settlement, and those indebted are request
ed to make immediate payment 10 him.
ELIZA I. DEAN, Exccutr,x
| Newport, Aug o, lo4G
EOR SALE, the stock and tools of said
n George q. Tompkins, consisting OF
BLOCKS, Of various sizes, lgnumvte, sc.
aud Blockmakers' tools For terms apply to
THoMAs SPooNER.
Aug. q. ELIZA 2. DEAN.
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ME mex, term of Mr.. GUILDS SCHOOL
u will be commenced on the last Monday ia
August in the school room OPPOSITE HE resi-.
de nee IN MAJ street This school " for those
who wish to attend To the Elementary branches o,
an ENGLISH EDUCATION
Terms of tuition, 50 per quarter
Aug. 20. IS46.
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On Ihms,iay Sept lGM al 10 o'ciock a ~
wW be soil nj PHLic .i,ctioa, on IA. lrsmi.
s's. II mol previously sofd,
1--WE Estate, corner of Spring and Rowery
i streets, owned and occupied bye w. An
ihony. The house, store, aud barn is rev, and,
Ia good ciStcrn, and other cOnvenienceS. For
further information enquire of
aug 20. J. GOODSPEED, .7ucf'r
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Tax Notice for 1916.

FTNlIE subscriber, Collector of Town Taxes,
Il has received The Tax Book from the Town
Treasurer, and requests all persons subject t.
taxation, to call at his Office No ilO, Thames
street and settle. J. GOODSPEED.
Newport, Aug l3 1876.
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TUESDAY, Aup. IS.

Brig IIoulton, II iggins fin Calias f. Bristol
Schrs. Lodi, Thompson, FIN Bangor, lr Prov;
Maine, Baggage, in Bangor fr Prov Lolomo,
ReddIng, fm Sandwich, fr do.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06

law delivered TO man was that lac should
replenish the earth. In virtue Of this law,
all denizens Of over peopled countries are
entitled to seek for and take possession. Of
new and unoccupied lands. They are en-.
titled to transplant the institutions which
habit has made a second nature TO them TO
their new homes.
The European colonist has The same
right 10 plant monarchlcal or aIistocraiIcnl
institutions in the territories TO which Rus.
sia and Great Britain have established ,helr
preferable right Of colonization, that the
United States colonist has TO plant demo.
cratic institutions in the territory on which
his Government has laid its hands. In
point Of equity, the claims of the European
coloniss are the stronger for their over.
peopled countries leave them no option but
to emieraie, while within the settlements
Of the United States the population ,s insult
ficient fully 10 occupy soil. The Polk and
Monroe policy i. the dog ln.the mangcr
ppicy, of excluding Europeans from re-
gions which their own counlrymen will be
unable TO occupy for centuries TO come.
II has its original in bigoled political
seciarianism which can see nothing good
except in It's own political institutions,
and would compel all settlers in America
10 adopt them. IL be,rays on the par, of
the Americans a want of faith 10 the good
ness Of their own institutions II sincere
and consistent in their belief Of their excel.
lencc, they would leave them to bo yolun.
tarily adopted by the new Corners, instead
of irving 10 make submission TO them n
coalition - settlement. The aim Of this
At,emp, to prevent E1rorsan colonization
is, TO extend The political Influence or the
American Government, not TO promote the
individual prosperity Of American citizens.
The pride Of professional politicians may
be gra,iiied and their emnlumeurs increas.
ed by Widening the sphere within which
the authority Of The Central Government
OF Washington and the local machinery Of
government throughout the Union is pnra.
noun, bat private eli zens can only be ben
Gifted by removing every obstacle 20 The
spreJy settlement and cultivation Of the
waste. The imposition IS republican IN.
s,i,utious j. sn obstacle to Furopeln colo.
EizAlinn. The American citizen who "a
eufces real indiridu,l interests TO CRAFTY
khe vanity Of bis government, is as simple
b. the European subject who does so -
|psmper the pfije Of a monarch.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06
A REM

Mr.. Brent, oar charge des affairs at
Bucnos Ayres, in the Ia'c attack on The Ar.
pentines, protested against the interference
Of European nations in the affairs OF this
continent. This has produced from En-.
gland letter to our government giving us
10 understand that she knew of no right
which we had to NEEDLE with her matters,
nor should she regard or suffer such inter
ference. Now, had MIR. Brent understood
diplomacy, he would have protested against
the injury done TO American Commerce and
American Industry by this armed iuterven.
tlon, and not to the right Of England and
France so to interfere. He would have
arrived a, the same object by a route which
would have passed unnoticed. Mr.. Allen,
it seems, will endeavor to bring up his res
olu,ion in favor Of making us the pro!ec.
tors of all South and North Amer'ca.-N
Y. Sun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06
SUPREME COURT.

Opinions have been delivered in the FOL.
lowing Cases:
by RcrFis, c. J in Allen y. Ferguson from
caldwell, reversing the Judgment below, and
awarding n rehiFe dc moro Also. IA Lamb =
Carroll, adm from Sainpson. affirminq the d,ciS
ION appealed from. Also in State u brook shan &
iron Cumberland declaring that the Judgment
was properly arrested. Also, il Johnson, adm.
q Cofpenihg. 81 al udIrs. IN Ia iiy, from Hen.
derson. dIsnlssng the bill. Also. IA Grijy aud
olhefs Z. Moore, IA Eqnhy from Cherokee, Dis
missing the bill. Also, ia Davidson r. sharpe
nom lIedeil' affirming the Judgment below. Al.
So IN tlail Z. Han from Rowan, directing the
uecfeo 70 be reversed. Also, in RamsOur
iayes' = a. N Eqlily, from Lincoln. A $50 ia
ihileE e. uienwlder, IN Equity, from Lincoln.
dlsinlssing the bill. Also, IN Young o. Fulen.
wider, IN Equity, from Lincoln. dlsnissing the
nhl' Also. IA Dwiggius Shaw. from Gnilfpfa,
reversing the judgment ard awarding renre de
moro. Also, IN state r. lioyle, froin Burke. af
trning the judgment
By DAS.fi, IN Mcklmpsey r. King, from
Henderson Judgment reversed aud judgment FOR
defendant Also, in Wright C. Mooney, from
nay wood, affirming the judgment. Also, in
!" HhIns and Rutherford 7. Terrlll, in Icnity
from Rutherford ALTO. IA Shelton a Hump.
Ton, from Surty, affirming The judgment below
Also, IN Dawson Z. Taylor, from Cumberland,
= iiifming the judgment below. Also. in State c
hofnturr affirming The Judgment below.
by NASH. ~ Arnett 81 al 4. Xanett from
brn"swiek. eiliming the Judgment below Al
80, 20 tidih Etuey ct al aduis from IIender.
son, reversing the judgment below, and dsuis
sing tie petition. Also, ia Edwards o. Edmond
tion, from Macon, affirming the Judgment below
Also, n Springs Z. Irwin from MeckIcnblrg, Re-.
vefsing the Judgment bcos. Also, ID CoGucili
alton, nom Ashe. affirming the decree. Al.
80. n state Haley, from Anson, Affirming the
Judgment below. ALSO - State r Robbins from
Randolph declaring thai there Is no error IA The
proceedings Of tue superior Court.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06
TIE LATE CONVENTIONS.

Out Of variety Of articles from tho
Whig prose-, ull commenting with great
teveuly on Mr.. lIenry's " shsap. stealing
bpcech, and hiss outrage AT the Wing Con.
seniion, We select the following. The
Register Washington Correspondent hts
tf mos, humorcus'y tho aWful etiec, upon
Mr.. Webs,crs nerves of the descrlion u
is old Federal friend
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06
0Da TInffY
FEBRUARY o, 1919.
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM a. GRAHAM.
FOREIGN NEWS.

We have given in preceding columns
cnpious extracts from the Foreign News
lately received. The news is 10 the Ilh
ult. The intelligence possesses uncommon
interest for the American public. Last
week we published an account Of lie re.
signaton of he British Ministry, and tins
week We have to announce the re iuslate.
uient &c the same, Lord John Russell find
ing II impossible 10 form new Ministry.
This il considered favorable to tie rcla
tons existing between tbs country and
England. The failure of Lord John Rus.
cell to form nea Ministry IS attributed to
Earl Grey, who refused 10 take office if
Lord Palmcrsion held the office u Score.
tary of Forcisn AfT,ns, be hn,,pg nearly
involved England aad France in var by
h,- policy.
The Presidents Message elected no an.
cry feeling bot was regarded a. pacific.
THIS il attributed 10 the tone Of the Presi.
deal on the Taua. 1t rs thought by some
that Il England could &c, toe rarilr esiab.
'isbeI Oh the Free Trade principle she
~auid be willing 10 yield up her claim to
Oregon.
Cotton had advanced 10 price Ill Nth
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06
A COUNTERFEIT.

The Augusta Sentinel says 1--WE have
been shown we'll executed Counterfr!t
Bin, &C the denomination of twenty d Lars
On the Bank Of Charleston J. Hamilton,
President, aud A. G., Rose, Cashier, pay.
able to G. Sumter, aud dated Nov. lsi.
1910. The vignettc on the left end repre-.
souts Minerva supporting Palmetto Shield
over Two kN's-ihe night At top al eagle,
and under the figures 90. The bill before
US Is SO well executed, as 10 impose upon
the mos! cautious.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06
From he Raleigh Register.
lFfon oar waalington corespondcnt

From oar Washington Correspondent
CONSERVATION broods over Washington
I tuy 4 great man has fallen Dnlcl
Webster ia dead almost. The Speech
of,hc President Of the b mocratic Conyeu.
ton Of \. C., has produced on the heart.
strings ofthis once distinguished statesman,
90 eifcc, almost as terrific and revolution.
sry as tho same honorable gentleman pre-
dicied Mr. Polk's Message WAS destined to
produce on all creation. Mr.. ". had been
doomed TO many severe infections before,
sad had bnrne thcm all ike man OF iron
nerve. But this last onslaught from ht-
I old Federal friend him with whom, in the
j oden time, he hal so nien, aud Ia such
Egood fellowship, discussed politics and wine
has broken the heart Of The Bay Stalc a.
ant. lie will never smile neain. When
the news vas told him, that lac had been
convened and Organized into sheep.
stealing dog bs his OLD friend, hlS sp,ut
sank within hi. brave breast, aud he sub.
bed like child. lie declared lac could
never survive It, and wcpt afrcsh. All at.
templs 10 console hm have proved uno,ail.
ING. He says he has nothing now to do in
this world. but resign has scat IN the Sen.
4 a'c, thin gather himself together, and give
up The ghost lis determination is fixed
] 10 see his wife and children once more, but
fears they will spufn the sheep steuler"
from their door. II so, he will piously
seek ont the graves Of his fnthcr and moth
De- 10 The woods pf No. H~~-r-t',s, nud
lay himself down hy their side and de TO
3wltnca the inll of great man is OF all
tunes awful. To see hm so fall, shoru Of
his honNrs, md wrapped IN stolen sheep.
skin, might cau'e even angels TO weep.
Let him fall like the hero Of Corunna-
No"'y nnd sadly borne 10 his rest, mid
uIe sounds Of the mutilcd drum, aud bis
martial clonk around M and i, were
Well BUt TO fall like dog--a sheep.
stealing dog and be conlempiuou,ly tum,
bled into felon'4 grave, 10 the northwest
sorner Of county church yard, rJbcd
10 The stolen skin. il not we'll.
pizen sarpen, bi, his heel"
Bd, the deed is done. DANIEL Webster
WI 10 ten days, be dead man, and FOL.
low N tho footsteps Of Lciieoani Curiiss'
90 lE son, atering the same heart pierre
'ng cry
Cru-ei, cru 81, cru.,l sar .pent.'
ms terrible catastrophe upon the Wings
WI embalm ~ the memory Of tho pro.
grrssye Democracy, this pizen sal. pcnt ;
ahh future generations will place him IN n
WI strut Of glory, OF the right hand Of the
nhmorial archer who so yallan,ly killed
Cock Robin.