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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-07
BALrIMoRE, May "a, 1886.

The hernial truss, invented by Mr.. G. C. Rein
hardt has advantages over most others now in use,
in regard to durability Of MATERIAL variety of form
OF pad, and its admitting OF being easily cleansed.
It's introduction into use, fjudiciousy selected and
applied | doubt not would give general satisiac-
ton.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-07

BALTIMORE, May IL, 1886.
regard the truss Of Mr.. Chas. G. Reinhardt al
superior to any other now known, and should be
glad to see it generally introduced into practice.
CHAS. BELL GIBSON, M. d.,
Prof Of surgery in the Washington
University, Baltimore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15

no more than justice u The sitting member. alter Sc
we're scrutiny Of the pos by reducing his vote To te
with Thai Of The contestant. The House. however, oy
reversing its decision, three eases. has ce !"
concuson in avu of Mr. Bowden. Politically, II Is
Of matter Of M consequence The Locoloc" ma,
joy being already very large without bis vote. H.
under such circumstances. party spirit exes 50 s'rohg
influence sincerely think il has done Ia this case,
(unconsciously, doubt To those who were swayed by
IT'D is obvious that worse tribunal can be selected
for the decsion Of such questions. This was an occa>
sion when principles might have been decided aud pre-
cedens established which might have been hereafter ci-
ted rs authuriy entitled To weigh, in cases Of similar
character and ii is unfortunate, think, that j,
eagerly embraced But, they will hereafter, as decfs.
ions heretofore made now, only be cited 10 be
ed destitute Of all claim respect repeat that
do not mean to reflect the course Of any individual
or upon TINT Of the majority collectively. have no
right 10 question their integrity do feel the slight
est disposition 10 do 81. There were some examples.
indeed. Of personal independence which reflected he
hishes. credit Upon ihose by whom they were exhibit
ed.
! gave you statement, few days ago, of the re-,
ceips into the State treasury for the fiscal year ending
the LIST Of Oc.obe last and it may CRAFTY the curl.
osi'y OF many OF your readers know The amounts re-
ceIved upon the several subjects of taxation. have IA.
hea The following tabular slaemen, from the Auditors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15
Hnnerdti.,n OC Irelnuf.

On Tuesday week, Mr.. NlcC onneil Of Alsbum ma in.
iroduced the following resolution
Resotred, That hail The elevated feelings which
now universally prevails in glorious Confectionery To
strengthen and consolidate the principles Of republican
eeoom and extend The biz ssngs oour free
every practicable quarter OF The universe in the splr.
" " Chfsiian love aud peaceful Brotherhood
hesofred, That while We hail the admission or'rex
as (Which fought its way Indep.ndence) as ss,e,
o'a'e mo our Union. aid view with unaffet ted pride
ana satisfaction The Pairluc resolution Of the Execn,iye
government and Congress OF the United States IN NJ,
mold our title TO Oregon; aud ais, observe the oru;no
desire To Incorporate Mexico, \ ucaap. CsliGrna g..
10 me Confederacy, that Ireland Is fully entitled n, shas
me dressings ut our free institutions
Resolved That the IRISH people, as a na,ion. have
'"e oee, ground down by the tyranny of British m;,
'e anu m'sgorernnenf; and while her people far cen
'"'es nave gf"aned under foreign monarchcal woke
'"ey nave always cherished The democratic n,ncnl a,
'ep"o'can government-the only civilized ins,;,u,,n,
mat has Insured ireedon tu man.
Re'o'red That this house receive with due ,,,s,,;o,
""o e'asdefati"n any communicate that NAV he f,,
wa''fd from that high minded and liberty oyng nso.
P'e ~. WIN The view to effect such an object. NV
he reading Of these resolutions excited n,ch ,,.;
ment, when read ''"''' "e'"-
M McConnell rose and said, gravey, hone nav no
ehoer VIII object 10 the lnlroducon Of The resolutions
several members, however, did object an 4 81, ,ha
matter passed off. VI" ~ ''o
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EUR OPE.7.N CORRESPO. yDE.NCE

IA,
Gin. ,,o ,,,,.a a., .ei''
W" 1''' GU NV. o' '"e ',o'"'"s OF 'he IN, We
,, IN ,,a n, =, -, I ','" . ~ 'he "'orn
20 -, -, :, a'a u" '1'''e'l ''u'' ino'i~nt
srrya,,oos If Inc dav mus, ~ oa '"'"a's ''e "'
n.n,s IN olive y,n I.s,y sL...,, - w . "" ""
"a, a., Ss,il -, A. ~ ~, " "'a' VIZ nave sth
anita mar, ~, ,h. ~, '"c n'oe' 'ash'on
c. ,hare a,e snn's a.,d h. - '"o mug pal
s,,,, ,,,l,c ,,,,,,,,s 80 ,,, ., :, - " 'o'"' "'"''
no ~, ,a ,sns nav ,r,l, , " "o'".y Is, 'h'Ie
r.I 49,. o. s,,a,J,J \, h,, .,,t, y, see"' "e mug
,rp,l .x,eu, s,,na.d a, tho G., -, M', - a"'
. very hiyh hill ~, The v.s, n,,, ID, 49,, - 'a',' W.
o.rd.n attached =, !, IN ,vbc, =. ''e wy. mas
I,uI ,l,,,s and shrub. ,nt II - I """, " S"
,,,e. Tho dr.Ss -, Tho Al,.n; ,, a." er'' "u' pan"
one meets with in A,hen. n 10 ,s,,,, s,n "T.'
describe but very snuwv and ou,oaons a.. ,h...'n
I'd als MI we came to The auuicrn, minis ~ ~. ~.
,ymmu,u mr. ,.mnl, nf Jno,,.r O.n "''' 'r " '"e "
men, and sixteen cu,mns are n.,, y..,.,,,; "I paw
the largest of The Grtclao t.,npes aud ..,,.,, ".,
coed Tue beauty OF its marble or Ihs n,,n,,,,,u
Ut It's c,lu:nus, which are of im,nens. en-, A..
seated ours. Ives on the base ol nm. .,d L., - ~.
most lovely sunset ever beh.Id. We rested ,nr,s mn
til dark, aud then re urrd through HE na,,,w s,..,.
winch are So often INSTRUCTED by runs ,i, nm. ,,,
ouses his way
Ne rose early next morning 10 see the ann ,;sa f,
the Acropos. We climbed to It's summit. & vailed MI
we saw The first radiant beams of Auro cas,in moi,
ros-ae hue on The TWO peaks Of Mum, Hvns,,.s ,,d
which poets have Described SIS the gardens where her,
are kept. We then 10 the ancen, Citadel s,ua.d
the summit Of rock, some eph, hundred feet Ion,
and four husdred broad. From tins place we puir,d
a summarizing view oft surrounding scenery. On Inc
Citadel are Inc remains oi The Pmpylaa-,he beou,iuI
Iillle temple vi Victory, adorned win I,vry nar.-
the Pandrvsc the double temple Of Nepune and Nj.
nerva, and BY ascending the purtcp Of tho p,,brmm.
there were presented 10 our view Mmn, Hym.lru,.
Paruassus, the ssus the Pen.licus. IN. Pafnr. lea.
and Eiaea The Port Of Prsus. The c,ass Oh Sal
anis, E!,na, Epldaurus and the Citadel Of Corn,h-
Beneath US IN The valley cuuld be seen the Pnyx the
htle Mounl Achesmus, The Stadium the reusins Of tho
theatre of Bacchus the Areopayus The interesting so.
irnn which ST. Paul addressed the Atheni ans The
ParIh-non is still, in quite pood state Of preservation
many paris OF have been restored The roof is rn,y
deslroyed-any Of its columns wanting thouyh seve.
raj have been replaced -,hose now standing are much
draced and broken by the ca"no" bail. Jurs, the siege
of tue Turks Huge masses of The os, b.an,,tu mar.
BILE lie scattered in every direction and what is SINGULAR
color is preserved wi hou stain though for So many
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15
EDITORS CoRREspoNDENcr

For several days pas, the H,u.e or n.,.,' 'o'U
e'p''o almost exclusively with the contested g.
ee'0" from York, James Guy and WILLIAMSBURG. Tn.
Nv" approaches lis termination. and will certainly
'e'''e' ~ favor Of the contestant, Lemue. J Raw
result no. un'n.icipaed. though not exactly !,
'n"y according to my conception of things w;,h
,.s,;. a"' Justice DO not mean to impugn anv man..
.",s 70 Intimate tina, others are, more than ms.
:, "ue" under the i"aueoce of party feeling as -
20 ""'oe 10 make an unbiased decision in s,ch
70 very Gear to my mind tina, the c,mmi,cc =,
c'o'''lF' '''esf',rnnS'y Loeofco in il. crs..' ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15
Dr. "A. NJ. GiHian's Book on .N,r;co.

MI ~. u. Payne has laid upon our table the work
OF our iownsman. DR.. A. NJ Gillian, late Consul to
San Francisco, on the Republic of Mexico, Santa Ana,
&c II is neatly printed. with several beautiful Enpra
wig. Maps. &c. We have had merely time to glance
al the work, but have doubt from the encomiums he
slowed spon il by Of Northern colemporaries
'ha, is very interesting The work can be had a, the
store Of MIR. Payne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15

10 "ael the hoor." probably not for several weeks un
Ire the prerio QUESTION snail be resor'ed to f Inc
p,se Of putting end 10 IT, The next sdsiees ''o"'
England. loo, If which we are now IN daily a"'e'pa'
tim, may have mporan, effect npoa IT one way u
The other. either in cooling the war fever, OF !" giving
IL sddiionsi impulse. We sill hope II may result
in nothing more serious than "a war Of WORLDS bu'' an
At present advised there strong reasons for srPfe>
h.ndng that il will be followed At no very distant d'y'
nv blvys
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15

Small Por.-This disease seems to be prevalent in
must Of me northern towns Our Town authorities have
taken the necessary precautions Of guarding agains, the
disease, by appointing Dr. Latham Vaccine Agen, for
the town. We hope all will take the precau,ion to call
IN him and be vaccinnated. Though there is no mme,
date danger OF the disease reaching think the town
authorities have acted wisely in appointing an Agen, a,
the town expense.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15

AvvEeTiso.--Whs t~o boys were skating. near
Bsn.re the cldes, br Ike through tho ice. The youn.
ger brother attempted Ia the anf,anse youth. bni
won'd have himself been lost IN bis daring effort. but
far The ,imrly sd ola gentleman The elder, who was
drowned. called 10 his lutte brother leave him o
hs fse; and ao, risk his oWn life. IN his aeconale but
rain efforts 10 HIM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15

HIDE, OIL AND LEATHER
SEDIxE

HviiF. undersigned Is now getting In store. GOODS
Il which hs has purchased at the North Tor cash, and
10 prepss-d 10 sell hw Those wishing 10 buy in his
line ara invited ta call.
500 sides New York Sole Leather,
80 barrels Tanners OIL,
1900 pair Shoes and Boots
so d.a Hats and Gaps.
Saddles. Umbrellas, Shoe Thread, Shoe Pegs, Shoe
knives, NC.
Whslesale and Retail. al tho old stand Of G. Foand
hee & ca. and opposite Davis. Colhouo & Co.. MAN
Street. JOHN j. HUSBAND.
Oct i6 GIN
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FLOUR AND WHEAT MApvrr

u" "nr since our last quotation I, is sci
oas ASs'<o 10 Sioo from Wagons per barrel. Wheat
% to 90 cents per bushel.
:" nchmo"d' Flour is very dull at $5.25 TO $3.50
" heat $l.l0,oll5.
10 Baltimore, Flour was selling at $5I2, ,oS525
per barrel. Whea, 81 90 to 81 .l6' S''~'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15
Domestic fmteIltNence.
MIR ApAMS,S SPEECH.

We see Il stated ,hs, when Mr. Adam. finished his
WAR rEAcs speech. IN tho Hause Of Representatives.
isss Friday. Lculaca msab~r from Indisna eAclaim.
I'd e Tao old mss uiii die IL a blaze Of glory"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15
NEGROES, CLOTHING.

IL sad GA PULLED CLOTHS. Al Is. Cd, q
~ = 3D.. 3D.. snd 6s. PR yard.
Heavy Yarn Jeans. IT 25 cents per yard,
Glennck Jeans and other heavy SoLds At IL. to
25 cents.
Cass,ne,,s. Kers-ys. Kentucky Jeans, Tweed
Ciohs and Cassimeres.
Tsnarssee Pisins &C.. remarkable cheap.
Psin and Plaid L,nssys, Al 81. L., 10. i'd, and
s r. 81.
Blankets. a b., g.. o., H. Co., G.. and t. Cd,
Cooa Osasbssys aud Shirsing Col.ons, relpark>
ably lUw,
- 9afe Lasttrr. SHOES and Hats very cheap.
.psrmess. elaatess end Othrfs. wishing " hug Ne
asass' Ciahssa. saas'ay low. are resp-c,fa invite
call spd sssniss ny Stock befOre purchasing.
M +. BURTON.
NV. 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15

NhN ioCkf.-Th Legislature organized bv the
el'c'''" Of j.. ID. Mcclure. Esq. as Speaker Of the
House and The 1t. Governor, Nautilus Thonpsoo Pros.
ident oflhe Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15

ENli aud Winter. FNahtOsss.
Jrsr Received AT MI HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, 70 U
pooas AsovE MEEM h GwArxIN's STORE.
fINHANKFCL to my friends and the Public gene
i nlly Er their patronage heretofore bestowed upon
me, ask continuation Of the zane. feeling sure thai
shall be able to please the mos, fss'dious
WILLIAM CLAVEY.
Sept. %
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CkOTAH.VG /! CLO1'NI.v'H :!
CLOTll0NGs!!!

81. MO r MoMIH OF READY MADE MADE
will b sd for cash. At unprecedented low prices s
s1ss consignment. Gentlemen who are in want Of any
article II wes,, have now presented a rare chance
This stuck made in Philadelphia. expressly Tor This
mss~sisl and workmanship.
The stocl pow hand. consis, in part Of the follow
isg:
Bile, black and invisible green Dress and Frock
t;sats. u surs riW quality.
and Short Goats. made In fashionable style.
Pan,alcons and Vest VI every style and make. sur.
pas.ed by n,ne in the piaee.
MARINE and Linen U,s"m Shirts, drawers, Collars,
Hssua. S.srs. Cravsis, &C.. Sc.
CHRISTMAS 10 now Al hand, and any zen.
slssnaa who wishes 10 msksa
NEW TURN OUT"
can do % with limited means. hv calling at
CHARLES PHELPS
.7uctioa Store.
Dee 3 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15

The Mormon for 0rsgon.-The following curious
letter has just esea received by Cole Wentworth. Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-15


'e hos' statesman IN its character, 1t is conceJed
on all hands, was delivered on the 9Th inst., by NJ,
billiard, new memb =. and the only Wing, frmn Al,
bama. Mr. IT,. isa Methods, preacher, and when a,
hume frequently occupies the sacred desk Last sum.
mer, we remember having JUS, returned from Belgium
Ito which couo,ry he had been appointed Charge de Az
a''es by Gen. lisrson he eng,ged active " and ear
"es'y IN The grea. rev iva' which prevailed in manv
counties IN mlh Aabsna, and noap the convsr,, in
which his colleague. Mr.. Yancey ard his predecessor,
MI ne'ser' Were numbered. His speech, DISTINGUISH
the coprehensiveness Of ,s views aud BY its freq.
oo" from cant oil all kinds, elects praises from all m
s ana gave universal satisfaction ever to those WIN
"a not concur IN all "i It's positions. He goes for the
""oe o' oregon, Is true, and we learn demoustra.
Ted the completeness Of the American le NV an ira.
'rasah'e argument. Blu, he is no, in favor Of tho
sage oy Congress Of bill give notice to Great Rr,.
' " me termination OF The treaty OF joint occupa,ion
las we may BY way ineligible designation, We sba
co"""e to call it. That he contends ia m Executive
'c' as we have heretofore argued } and dues no, come
property within the scope Of Congressional power. He
IS 'nefe"re Ter devoIvng ha, duty upon The President,
/" De oy him exercised. whenever in his iudvmeo, tho
proper period arrives iW acting This is pu,,iuv the
sS""s'ol'y where it properly belonss-and which the
e''0e". "h' seems DESTROYS to shan il, unlike Old
'eso'y' Who was more noted for .',akng the resmn.
'o"y when ii did no. belong to him, seeks to throw
II apoa Congress.
When the debate will terminals. we are no, proohc,
'"Psn u '''e'e''-1dain1 by the anxiety Of mcaber,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

StantOn's External Remedy
Called Hunts IIinisnent.

vuyIIIs CELEBRATED EXTERNAL
KENEuY for the cure Of Rheuma'
ltisn. Camps Affections Of the Spine Pais
,n the Baca aud Chest, Swelled LlmbSi Group
Ayue in the Face. Tooth Ache sprains, issues
liberated Sores, Salt Rhenm, sore lnroa
and Qunsy, Weakness 10 'he hnksS, Nol'
yous diseases, Contraction OF the muscles
Burns Coro,, and Frosted Feet, is now almoS
universally acknowledged to be one oi The
| Wonds,s or fbe World. aud the BEST En-
TFRNAI, REMEDY KNOWN. And, a.
a proof Of the great eeleb'ny which this rene
Idv has atiain.d the following certificate, iron
gentlemen OF the highest respectabhliy i oil
IN red There has never yeibe discovered
an external remedy which has proved 50 uni
versally successful ~ all cases wheie u mas oee'
applied. e...c..... Mara ,ai,
\ We. the undersigned, d. certify that we
IIhov. ns,d Mr. Geo f. Stantons External
Remedy. called HUNTS LlNlMENT, and
have proved II to be fully equal to the chdrac
ter he piveSit Its healing properties are lruy
extraordnary; and we most confidently recon
mend It as one of the safest aud most CERTAIN
external remedies thai has yet neen discovered
/ Caleb Roscoe, Editor WeSlchester Herald
Isaac Bifdsal Inspector NJ. p Prison.
Albert lockwood, Judge Court Common
z eas. >, ,.-.
H lanes Lock the extensive Horticulturlst'
lanes X. swain. Editor fl. Il, Chronicle
/ M Churchill, Principal OF the celeorate'
Boarding SchooI for Boys.
Sam +. Reynolds, Supreme Couf1 Com
m missioner.
Il X. Voris, District Attorney.
TheodosiuS Clarke. Pastor NJ. f. Church.
Robert w Wase late Agent Nj p Slate Prison
Aaron Ward, late Member OF Congress,
Nunsoa l. Lockwood Clerk OF the Country
/ Wm.H. Peck. Agent VI Z. State Prison.
/ B G.. Morse Pastor Of the Baptist Church.
\ Benlnmin Moore Pierre van Cortland
Il Abraham kIpp Abraham NHItI'
stephen Marshall Gilbert Martin
. John Slrang Edmund VI n'nn'
Philip G. Van WEEK BenllnWasq burn m
Samuel rowbridge
The followin. letter from the highly eminent
Physician who has been attached to the Mount
Pleasant STATE Prison tor many years Is the
best evidence OF the value OF tins celebrated
LlnlmeRl: ,,..
SISG SING. December 26, l-ii.
My DEAR SIN Il received your note yeSlef-
day, asking my opinion IN relation 10 iiuht ;
Jinim.nt. as prepared by Mr. George l.. stan
ton. knowing its composition ana haVih&
frequently used II. can commend II 10 20" aN d
safe External Remedy, and III my 0pihioh' the
best Liniment now IN use.
Very truly aud respectfully yours,
A. X. HOFFNAN, NJ ID.
Col Pierre Van Corllandt Croton Manor
fully concur III the above opnion;
WM. n BELCllER. VI u.
u PrIce 25 5cpnr> per bottle. Sold by all the
principal Druggists and Store keepers through
out The country. GEORGE r.. STANlON
Srng Sing March -, lSid.
AdENrs Tor Newport Rowland r. Ha2aid'
Il J ravlnr,C.G e.. Hazard, lno. Tallman, Ports
mouth; WIN. A Weeden Jr jamestown Ter
nv ~ Hazard jonathan Hazard. Pi judith; w
Hazard, Wakefield; G. A. stanton ChafIeS'o"n
T. NJ Dnn, Westerly
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22
Ma tional Loan Fund
Life Insurance Society, Of LOndOn'
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF
PARLIAMENT,
CAPITAL $2,5O0, 900.

The following are among The advantages
offered by this Institution -
The guarantee ofa large subscribed Capl'
tai in addition to the accumulation 0i Preml-
ums
The peculiar benefit secured TO the as
sured by the principle Of the Loan Depart
meni.
The payment Of Premiums, annually, half
yearly, or quarterly.
The travelling lease extensive and liberal.
Thirty days allowed after each payment
of premium becomes due, without forfeiture
OF Policy.
The Society being founded on the MUTU-
Al &. JoINT SrocK principle, parties may
participate ~ the profits of the Society, two
thirds of which are annually divided among
the Assured.
The Socie,y is not connected with either
Marine or Fire Insurance.
No charge made the assured for Medical
examination.
For the character and responsibility OF the
Institution, the Society has the privilege o
referring to the
Hon. ABBoTT LAwRENCE, and
WILLIAM APPLETON, Esq, Boston
Medical Examiner IN Newport. X. J.,
THEOpHILUs &. Dunn, Nj. ID.
Pamphlets containing tables Of rates, &c.
may be examined and all necessary lniorma
tion obtained at tho Agents Office IN this
town, over Mr.. Callahon's. Book Store
Thames-s,. C. f. ROBBINS, Agent
Newport, X. |. Nov. 20, I845.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22
Selected 1)oetrp.
The Hours.


The hours are viewless angels,
That still go gliding by,
Aud bear each minutes record up
To him who sits on high
And we who walk among them
As one by one departs,
See not that they are lowering
Forever round our hearts.
Like summer bees that hover
Around the idle flowers,
That gather every act and thought,
Those viewless angel-hours.
The poison or the nectar,
The hearts deep flower cups yield,
a sampler still they gather swift,
And leave US in the field.
And some ly by on pnions
fjoyous gold and blue,
And some flag on with dropping wings
Of sorrow 5 darker hue.
But still they steal the record,
And bear il far away
Their mission flight, by day and night,
No magic power can stay.
And as We speed each minute
That God to Ms hath given,
The deeds are known before His throne
The tale is told in Heaven.
These Bee-like hours we see not,
Nor hear their noiscless wings -
We only feel too oft when flown,
That they have left their stlngs.
:, each me, heavenly Father,
To meet each flying hour,
That as they go they may not show
My heart poison flower
So when death brings its shadows,
The hours that lingcr last
Shall bear my hopes on angel wings,
Uniettcred by the past.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22
MUSIC ! MUSIC !!

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, a fine as
w sor,mept and Musical Instruction
Books for the Piano Forte, Guitar and Flagco.
let, Violin and Flute, ClarIonct aud Accot.
dlan &c &c.
Also, the Boston Melodeon, collection o'
secular melodies, consisting OF Songs Glees,
Rounds. Catches. &c. &c.. many OF which are
The mos, popular pieces of the day.
Al.o. the Ansteur Song Book. containing
n large COLLECTION OF popular. senilmeUtal.no
tIouhl and come songs set To- music.
Also. Bas- Vol, Violin, and Guitar Strings
aud Violin Bows, Violin bridges aud pegs
clarified rosin or the bow. &c. &c.
All just received and for sale cheap at the
Variety Store ~ y STACY. Jt
On hand and for sale. music paper and
blank music books, aud music for the PIano
Forte, very cheap. Aug 4ih.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22
Benz. Marsh Jr.
NO. l3a. THAMEs-STREET

HAS just received from New York,
IL fresh supply OF Ladies' Cater Boots
from one Of tho best manufactory's in the
cuv, and will be prepared to furnish at III"
shortest notice. any color or size to match
dresses at the very lowest .Ntto York prices
Also, large assortment of desirable ar
rlcIes, suitable Tor the season, consisting oI
Ladies first quality French Morocco and Kld
Shoes, together with Misses aud ChIdfcns,
Of all descriptions aud prices. Also, qnan
iity Of Chld'en's leather and coored Morocco
Shoes, n little shop worn for % cts. pair
rhoao who are IN want of the above articles
will please call where they cannot fail 10 b,
mfed both in quaiiy and prices.
AprIl OH, 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22
Married Life.

The following beautiful aud true scnti-
ments are from the pen of that charming writer,
Frcdcrca Brener, whose observations might
well become the rules of life, so appropriate
ata they to miny ofits phlscs
deceive not one another In small things,
nor ia great Onc Little strife, has, before now,
disturbed a whole married life. n small cause
has often great consequences. Fold not the
arms together and sit idle. ''Laznc~s Is the
devils cushion :" do not run much from home.
One's own health is OF more worth than gold.
Many marriage, my friends, b"gins like the
rosy morning, then falls away like snow
wreath Aud why Because the married
pair neglect To- be- as well pleasing to each 9TH
cr after marriage as before. Endeavor always
my children, to please one anothcr--but at the
s1:ne time, keep God in your thoughts. Law
sh not all your love on to day, for remember
that Marriage has its tomorrow likewise, and
its day after TO morrow, too. Spare, as one
may say, fuel for the winter Consider, my
daughters, what the word rife expresses. The
married woman is the husband domestic faith
in her hand he must be able to confide house
and famly--hc able To cntrust her with the
key of his heart as well as the kcy of his eat
mr.room. His honor and his home are under
her keeping wcll-bcing is IN her hand. =
Think of tins And you, sons, be faithful
husbands, aud good fathers of families Act
80 that your wives shall esteem and love you,