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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26
Song OF Harvest Home.

Our harvest is ended
Let's Join IN song
That the sweet scented zephyFs
Nav wait it along,
O'pI the hill and the valley,
The river aud PLAN,
Till il echoes from forest
And mountain again.
To the Lord Of the harves;
Our song We will sing
And this be the incense,
Together we bring,
For the blessing Of sunshine,
OF dew aud OF rain;
The fowery pasture,
And fields Of bright grain.
The beo-haunied valley,
And meadow are sIl.l,
And the rush Of the sickle
Has ceased on the hill;
The voice Of the mower
Salu,es not the morn,
For the harvest is gathered,
And safe IN the barn.
The CAV feathered warblers
OF orchard and grove,
AR. tuning their voices,
In accents Of love,
And the clear sunny s.reamlct
Bursls forth in a song,
Through the green messy border
Il waIders a.oas.
And the breeze Of the morning,
That steals from the 5owegs,
The breath oi its freshness,
The scent Of The lloa ers,
Win l.s music OF murlaurs,
lnv!i=ih from toll,
To a tuneful thanksgiving,
Fog gifts OF the soil.
Oh, come, with all natur,
Delights to prolong,
The incense of worship,
In irce-oftred song;
Ii the Lord Of the Harvest
VIII smile Oh our store,
And deign US blessing,
We -lk lyI no more.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26
blue Lick Water.

ERON the Celebrated Blue Lick s'prlngS Of
I Kentucky. II is analogous to the waters m
,N de Chapelle and IIarrowgate IN Europe
At u. q. HAZARDS, sign of the mortar
vi scar tke Covrt Hovsc
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26

HEAVY CoNrRhcr Three gentlemen e
Sprngiirld-Wlllis Phelps, Capt. jams
Barnes, Gate superintendent Of tn Wcstrrl
railroad.) aud William Mltioon-have taken
the contract for the construction Of a railroad
in New York, from Rome, about midway be-
tween Utica and Syracuse, in a uurihu cs
direction about 80 miles to Water,owu. in
JED rson county, near whore Lake Ontario
enpilcs into the 81. Lawrence. -BOSton
Cironotpc
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26

nrsivEss OF HARrrorp. From =. VI. Of
Monday, to the same hourof Tuesday thirty
four vessels arrived at our whaves-trsmY
too Of which rr srhooH1rS. Th, fact will giy'
some idea Of the interest Hartford .iis in the
navigation Of Connecticut NATURALIZATION
COuTy,r.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26
AIr,istratOr's Notice.
Patience Taylor,

Al Court Of Probate, Of MrpOrt, holden Oct.
2. 1913.
.TPON the report Of the Commissioners
l J her-loiore by this Court appointed 10 re-
cui,e and examine the claims against the es-
ntp uf
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26
Dictctics for the Sick, DC.

Such as-Bcst Bermuda Arrowroot,
Superior Russian lsnglass,
Cooper's lsInglass,
Irish Oat meal, kiln dried
Irish Moss,
Fine white Tapioca,
Pearl Saro,
Pearl Barley,
Robinson's Patent Barley, &c &c at
r. Il. HAZARDS,
Sign of Golden Mortar, near the Court House
Jy %.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26

OOAP STARCH of the right sorts tor
- sale al the CHEAP OHE' ,
ELS J K NEWTON
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26
COCCESHALL & BLISS'S
PATENT
G. OOKING RANGE

yNIE subscriber invites the attention OF the
puplic 40 ;hi> new anG Vcaulliu COOKING
sange, recently introduced by The late firm OF
CoggeSha n Bliss Il contains five boilers
four OF which may be converted into two. by
taking out a cross piece, aud lhnS will admit OF
two large boilers at the same time ii also con
tainS an oven l2lnchcs wide by 81 deep, which
cannot be surpassed for baking.
Also constantly on hand all kinds of Parlor,
Office and Coos stoves. Tin Ware Sc &c
Aug5 WM. II. BLISS.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26

N)HPOSfD Of rure spanish .,ai,aparia,
Y rom t}oe> aud " I'D Cherry Bark, thr'e of
ne most powerful, purifying and strengthen
lhg productions IN Nature.
ihe extract here presented Is prepared after
he directions gwen by the cc,b'acd Dr
Warren, whose name / bear, and viii be found
enc to ans Preparation ui The hiLd now IN
Use. Is highly cuucerlrated-cn entirely ve.e-
table and favored to The TASTE.
saIsapalIla, Tomato, and Wild Cherry
81 teIs, have nov become Standard medicine,
universally approved hy Physicians, As safe,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26
Cosmetics, Pcrfulncry &C.

Cosmetics, Pcrflllnery &c.
T UBlNS Ede'S. Rous>els and Meakim En-
l Tracts for The liandkerchleis :
Superior Orris roo,h Paste
Purified Chalcoal Toolh Paste
RouSSel's Shaving CIeai
French HandollHe
Jules tiauel's Liquid Hair Dye
Choice Tooth Powders, various KINDS
Bailey's Military Shaving Cream
German aud French Cuiognes
Chlorine and Orris Tooth Wash
Roussel's Toilet Powder
articles for Bea,aiJwng the Skin and Sotte'ing
n. !" p...lDL.
Gouraud's Italian Medlc1ted Soon
superior Cold ream. koSe lap salve
Jules HauelS Persian Powder
Oriental Table OF Alaba>lar
Radway'> Chinese Soap, 'ilk Of Roses
Crar,'s Ambreine Cream
Perfumed Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder Ii White
Articles for Bcautifyng and Preserving M'
liar.
Jaynr's Hair Tonic, Camm'S Spanish Los
Pogle's Hyperion Fluid, Bear, OIL
Clrehugh'S Tiicopherous uilalo Oh
OldlldSe DdIln VI NuIulHpId
Ward, Vegetable Hair OH
Genuine Ok Marrow Pomade
Row lands ienulne MacaSsar Oh
Don Juan'S Rose Compound
AeNander'S TricObaphe
Naples Hair Dye
Also a fine assortment Of teeth, hair, mai
hesh and shaving Brushes ivory and buffalo
norn Combs Fine Combs, Pocket COMBS
'ouIt plaster, Fancy Soaps, Shaving soaps,
Oto Roses, Gold B,at"r Leaf, indelitlclnks,
ungenls, tachou A,omaliSe, &c &c. The
tbove articles are warranted genuiur and heNl
4 Their kind Kept constantly on hand and
or sale at reasonable prices, by &. u.
HAZAtD, Druggist No. 81, Thames stleet
March |.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26

OMOKED Sides and shoulders, Mess FORK
- aud Pork Shoulders in barrels, Tor sale al
the Cheap Store Of EFS X NEWloN
Sept 23.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26
Dissolution Of COpartncrship.

TuyHE Co.partuershp heretofore existing
bet ween Philip +. Dunham d George
" Green. under The name Of Duham ~
Gre.p. was dissolved on the Goth Of February
.Lst nv mutual consent. George w. Green is
rnlIy authorized to settle all concerns OF the
late firm.
Tne subscriber will continue the
Painting and Glazing BUSINESS
on hi. own account, as successor 10 Dnnhain ~
,ireen, al the old stand, No ll6, Thames street,
(uest south of the Post Oilice,) and intends
EeepiEg general assortment oi Pants, ol''
Glass, Varnsh, Brushes, &c. &c. as at moder'
ate prices rs any olhe store IN town Crate
in fir past iavors he respectfully solIels Il
continuance,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26

Courtof Probate, of Nc,cpon, Oi I'd, lS1s,
TTPON the position "f CAROLINE FLOR
OENCE KING, widow of James x Nng,
late o. Newport, deceased, lntestate, praying,
that Administration may be committed t"
her OF the es,ate aud effects OF sad iGteslate.
Ordered that SAID petition be received aud re-
f.rfed for consideration 10 the sitting OF this
Cont to be holden at the Town Hall 10 New
port on The first Monday in November next al
9ocl"ck, A. NJ, aud that IN the mean time
the pr,Itl"ner give notice 0fths pendoncy aud
pra, er thereof By publishing this order for
three successive weeks ip.ihe Herald of the
Times, printed IL newport
: Oct, >. Is B ROWLAND, Prob Clerk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26
Tnr ~nhacfih'f VII tUHIIHTTH VI"
Dn;rtinp and Glazing Business
DIR. p. ArnOId'S BalSGm.

HPih D. 10 -"
DIR. p. ArnOld'S BalSGm.
A SU ;E aud safe remedy and is warranted
NO care IN less than one hour, IN their first
stages and in n short time in any stage ol The
disease, or the N Dney Will be refunded, Chole'
ra MorouS or real 'pisIn idc Cholera
Dysentery and Diarrhea.
Nv Agents will stand read, at all times to
make good their assertions. Ii IS also used
with entire success Tor
Tooth Ache and Burns.
The pain of which it soon relieves, anf
heals the Burn in a short time Without leav-
ing any scar, Price only % cents Also The
Compound Vegetable >odorihc Physical PillS
They are Safe, Pleasant, Efficient, Aphri-
ent, Mild, Genle and Eli .acious talharuc.
Safe at all times and under all circum>an'
ceS. Tkey will be found 10 excel in Jaundice,
CoSitiveneSs, Head Ache and all Bilious and
Feverish habits, operating without pain or
sickness 10 the stomach. For sale by
f. B. IRISH,
Newport, r. l., No. l56 Thames street
Auc 3 Bun.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26

FiRr ~ LelASoV. We regret 10 learn that
4 fire occurred at Lehman Centre on Mpndlp
uight last. and that the post office. and thr
store Of W Peel am. were burnt down--noth-
iny being saved from either th" o'ire or store
Fire suppnsr 'ohivr originated ~ spontaneous
combustion from wool plct'l in tie upper
part of the store. .-.Noruih (G) tonrl.r.
Tgr CnotraA ~ fSCLANn. Some cases of
OF The AslalIc cholefa bad appeared on board =
vessel living at Hull The Goycrnmco, had
soni medical commissioner To investigate and
take proper medical precautlon.
A TALL SplRE. The distance from the
ground 10 the top of the splre of the ali'edral,
an CINCINNATI. is ,u be 232 lcet---ibe isilci
seepl, IN the West
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26

To The Hon. Court Of Probate of the torn Of
Neuport, TO be hoiden on the first Monday
of October. 1913.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26
James M. Tucll,

James M. lucl1,
late of Newport, (Block MakeD deceased ard
The administrators first account on sad estate
presented for reception aud allowance. The
same are referred for consideration To n court
nf Probate 10 be holden at the Town Hall IN
Newport on H. first Monday in Nov. next al
9 o'clock u M, and notice is ordered TO be
given thereof by advertisement for ihres sue
crssve weeks IN the Herald Of the Tunes,
that all persons interested may appear at said
time aud place 1T they see tit, aud show cause
if any, VIII, sa'd report should not be recened
aud SAID commission closed, aud why sad
account should not he allowed
Gets, BIB ROWLAND, Prob Clerk.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26

| of
Mary Johnson,
late Of Newport, dec. respectfully represents
that the personal estate OF SAID Mary johnson
is lusuiEaoul by The snm of three hundred aud
fifty nine dollars aud sixty cent IL pay the
debts and funeral expenses of said Mary John.
son hn therefore prats your houor> that h"
may be au,horizec and empowered ~ his SAID
capacity of Administrator. 10 sell at PubiIc
Auruou, all th" right, title aud interest which
SAID Mary had AT the nme oi her death, ~ aud
in certain lot oi land situated ~ the cit, al
Providence bounded Nurlheily on Orn,..si.,
~ feet Eastcrly on land late of The heirs al
JOAN Brown, dee, 1876 feet Souihcrly on land
ofthe heirs OF john Brown, dec, 20 feet West
erIy ouIant of Philip Alien, 1876 feet, or so
much thereof a. viii be sufficient 10 raise ihe
sum Of tnrea hundred and fifty niue doIla,
aud sky cents, with incidental expenses
/, z. REMIAGTON, Admir-.
n Newport. Oct ,, Isis.
Ata Court Of Probaic ofhc To,ca Of Newport
hohdca Oct. ,, 1913.
SvPON the petition of Peter T.. Remington
u adm On The estate of
|. Mary johnson,
late Of Newport, single woman, dec, prayln:
for authority 10 >cl The real estate Of said Ma
~. therein described, al Public Auction. io
The purposes therein meutioned. The same Is
read. received aud referred for cOn>idclHIIoE
To Cuuu oi Probate tot" holden ai The Tow
Hal IN Newport, on the GrSl Monday in Nov
next, al o clock q. M, aud that sand admr. II
The meantime give notice OF the pcndrncy al,
piaveI thereof, by publishing >ald petition anC
Tie order thereon. fuI three successive week.
in the Herald o. The Times, hat all prrSuu
Interested may appear al oaIi tl,Ee and. pac,
and be heard.
True Copy, attest,
/. No, !, II f. !ID .(ItND pr,h CI.,y
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26

DR. J S. Wood-l leel ii my duty TO inlorm
you that your sarsaparla EIixlr has teen Of
very great service TO Lo!h myself aud my ia.
lher. lie III particular has taken only one bot.
lie, and the alteration IN his case is quite aston.
I-hlng. From being feeble aud slckly, unable
o la5or, and lingering for five orsiky years past,
ne Is now qnlte well and strong. lie declares
Ac was benefited more than hlly dollars by the
use oI one Dolle.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26
Mary Johnson,

VNlIE subscriber, Administrator on tho Es,at,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-26

SAMU Il. II JE *. Secretary.
VI. GUILD, Agent for Newport County
Oct J.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-25
Further Particulars.
Formation Of "a Republican
Govern

We suhioin from the French papers the fol-
lowing deeply interesting details OF the events
which we have given under the heads above:
AT halI:pasl four O'Clock it was hoped that the
worst was over. About haIt-past seven, the
Boulevard being then crowded, there arrived a
column Of the combatans, many Of them armed
with muskes, and singing the .harStiliatSe and
the chorus Of the GirondnS which have so often
mentioned. They were received with upror.ous
icctltions by the people, and proceeded to the
office oftme National, which seems to be the or
gan Of this Formidable opposition. They de-
mandcd that the editors see that their liberties
were not again" played with. NJ. Marrast,
principal editor OF tie National, IIarrangued
them tiom the balcony, and assured them that
their liberties would this time be secured. This
scene vas repeated six limos during the night,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-25

siegers, but when there succeeds the hor-
rid and eternal desolation, the ploughing
up of the very foundations, the owl in
the chamber of the prince, the fitting Of
the bat, the whine ofthe jackal, the moan
OF the simeon, the sand-drlft and the soil
tary Arab wandering where the proud
metropolis reared its flashing minarets, the
reelection becomes inexprcssibIy pain
ful.
These cities, with the nations who
erected and adorned them, seem as it were
eXotics, strangers and sojourners ina for
eign land. Their woes seem not to have
been as the weos of other cities and ma
tons, but complete, deadly and eter-
nal
War, famine and desolation, have
swept over cities, but their wounds have
been healed, and still more noble struc-
lures have arisen where the sword
wrought its ruin and the flames bIacken-
ed the lettering pillars. But against
these unfortunate cities the powers both
in heaven, upon the earth and uEdrr the
earth, malice. caprice and intrigue, sword
and flame, monarch and satrap, wind and
wave and plague seem to have conspired
OF one accord Their fate appears to
have been like that of one, whom we
may suppose transported to another plan
ct whose trees abound with the most de-
licious and golden fruits, and who, hav-
ing eaten Of them to surtrt, should pay
for his pleasure by his flesh dropping
from his bones, his intellect whitening,
whilst The very soil should become a
parched rock for his having trodden it,
and the air, smoke and sulphur for his
having breathed it.
Nepark, II.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-25
sTnt3rs-

The subscriber begs leave to inform hi,
friends and the public generally, that he
has been appointed Constable for the I'D
Election District ofCccil county, and is
now prepared to do all the business tina,
may be entrusted to him. and hopes bv
strict attention to business, to merit
share orpublic patronage
Persons wishing to place business in
my hands can do so by leaving ,heir ar.
counts with The Magistrates in my absence
July Sd l947 WIN, BRADFORD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-25
IA DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Esey0Elsei0pE i'm France,
Abdication Of E.0His R'ii:EipDc.
SIX NU,HDRED XII ED IN TIE
STREETS or PARIS.

The Steamer Cambria, which sailed
from Liverpool on the 10th Of February,
arrived at New York at 6 O'Clock on
Saturday morning, after passage of
twenty one days, having been delayed by
strong head winds.
In addition to the commercial int lii
ccnce by her, she brings most thrilling
ly important political Intelligence from
France, the effects Of which will doubt
less be felt throughout Europe.
THE REv0LUrl0N IN FRANCE
Y noticed in our last the fpycr,h
state in which political affairs stood in
Paris On The night Of Thursday, the 10Th,
and we regret to announce that each day
has added to that excitement which had
increased 10 such a pitch on the 22d,
the day on which it bad been fixed to
hold the great reform banquet, that the
entire city was in open insGrrecton.
The conversation which took place in
the Chamber Of Deputies, on Monday
evening, between Barrot and Ouch
atel, prepared the people Tor the formal
prohibition OF the reform banquet which
was to take pl1ce on the following day.
Proclamations by the project Of police.
and an order OF the day by the comman-
der Of the National Guards, were pub
lishrd, iorbidding the banquet and all
assemblages Of people, and prohibiting
the appearance Of National GuarGs in
uuitolm, unless ordered by their chiefs
In consequence Of these acts OF Govern
nent, the opposition deputies met, and
resolved that the banquet should not take
place, that the people be cntroated to
submit. and that a motion for the I'M
parchment Of ministers be made in the
Cham cr of Deputies 1t was further
resolved, that should this motion be neg
atived, they would resign their functions
as deputies.
The army collected within Paris and
the surrounding villages and forts con-
siderablv exceeds one hundred thousand
men. This force, unless the soldiers
sympathlsc with the people, could crush
the ParisianS; while the King and NJ.
Gujzot might indulge their animo3ity to
public meetings with perfect safety But
if the army join the people, this revolu-
ton would be more etfectualIy compile
ted from the iact'hat so many men are
congregated in the capital and its cnvi-
roas. Orders have been given to take
military occupation Of all the points of
the capital on which the assemblage of
the people might be expected. As the
day advanced the asScmblages in the
streets gradually increased, until dense
crowds filled the principal thoroughlares
leading to the legislative chambers, ard
large bodies of police and military were
called out to preserve order. They as
sembled in great multitudes round the
Chamber of Deputies, and forced their
wav over the walls. They were attack
ed by the troops and dispersed; but re-
assembled in various quarters. They
showed their hatred of M Guizot by de-
molishing his windows and attempting
to force an entrance into his hotel, but
were again repulsed by the troops.
All the military in Paris, and all the Ma
tional Guards, were summoned to arms,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-25
ESg'. ID. Is. IL. Emory.

Respectfully offers his professional services
to the inhabitants of Elkton and neighborhood.
lie has been i'll the practice of his profession in
Milngton Kent county Md, for the last egh-
teen years.
He may be found at the Hotel of Mr.. jacob
Johnson, or NJ his Office, next door to the DRUG
store OF Or. HaIiace; his bed room is above tho
oliice, where he may be found at night. .qnd
when from town PROFESSIONALLY, intelligence may
be receives! from Dr. Wallace at what lima n,
will return
Ektou Nov. 6 lSI1.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-25
For The Cecil Wing.


To-
Rememberest thou the balmy days,
When love reigncd III thy breast;
The days thy melting voice and eyes,
Thy tenderness expressed
Those days are now all gone dear, :;
Bet who knows what's in sore2
Times clungcfnl wing may yet bring back
The happy days OF yore.
RemembEiest thou where oft we sat,
In summers twilight hour;
And how deckcd thy snowy brow,
With NATURES sweetest flower.
That cottage door is shaded yet
With many graceful vine,
find all looks glad bat seems 10 mock,
The hurpy days "lang syne."
How oft look Upon that spot,
find muse upon the past;
.2nd think how hard the hand Of fate
such happiness to blast.
Bat such has ever been our fate,
To suffer wrong and woe,
Yet let us patiently submit,
.2nd bear The dreadful blow.
Cecil oUniy. VALENTINE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-03-25

NV NNi''t'H'o VI our WV lt'NbiUllUUo dlIt
thrown the country into profound agitation
Here follow ,he signatures, NJ. Odilor
Barrot al the head
NJ. Genonde submitted in his own name
proposition of accusation against the min
lister, conceived in these terms
"Whereas the Minister, by his refusal &c
present project oflaw for electoral reform.
has occasoncd troubles, propose 10 put IN
accusation the President oflhe Council, and
his coleagues''
THE REFORM MANIFESTATION.
The following is the reform manifestation
issued on Monday morning hy the Oppose
ton, and published in all the Liberal papers,
and hy which the Ministry support their
reasons for prohibiting the banquet
"REFoRM MANIFESTATION.
"1he general committee charged 10 organ
Use the banquet the 12h ACCOMPLISHMENT.
thinks it right to state that the object of the
demonstration fixed foc Tuesday islhe legal
and pacific exercise ola constitutional right.
the right Of holding political meetings, with
out which representative government. would
only be a derson The Ministry havir o
declared and maintained at the tribune that
this right is subjected 10 the -ood pleasure
Of the people, or the Opposition peers of
France, cN-depn'ics, members of the Coun-
ell General, magistrates. officers, sub Off,
GERS, and soldiers of The National Guard.
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o. uoahe and tamuh. the committee has
thought that the demonstration should take
place in That Gnarrr Of the capital in which
The Width of tie streets and squares cuahes
he population to assemble without excess
7j"e crowdi49; accordingly the deputies. .
peers o, rrauco, aod other persons invited
o the banquet, will assemble on Tuesday
IeXl at eleven . clock, in the ordinary place
u '4e n 2e,.'ns ". ,, 2a.I'ameoaY oppos-
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