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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09

Youth is dressed in smiles and glee,
Rosy cheeks and beaming eyes,
From whose orbs the tear-drops flee
Quick as clouds from southern skies
Blihcsome, careless of the morrow
Happy in its present JOY
Cares disturb no'-even sorrow
Youths delights can scarce alloy.
Brightly laughIng-blithely dancing
As the brooks IN spring time gay,
Where, like young eyes ever glancing,
Sparkle round the gems Of spray.
Age il chceress, cold and sad
Pale its cheek and dim its eye,
Age no pleasure maketh glad
Even It's tears, alas, are dry.
Trusting not the ms,-vclled morrow
JOYS uncouded CLEANS TO bring
Nor, like childhood, doth II borrow
Summers pledge from flowers Of spring
Age is like the silent river
Rolling sullenly along;
Flowing onward, onward, ever
Down the wales of life among.
Childhood hath a cloudless sky;
Manhood darkened hours must know
Youth hath loys which light the age;
Age hath cares which quench lis glow
Youth from distant scenes will borrow
Rays to gid the present hour;
Age, when looking on the morrow,
Sees but wintry storms before.
Streams into the rivers fall
Rivers join the oceans wave
Youth 10 manhood comes-and all
Flow at last into the grave.
Who is young-let him remember
Time his early bloom will fade
As the winds OF sere September
Gives the leaves deeper shade.
Who is yOung-let him remember
JOY will not forever glow
When comes round life chill December
Pleasure iount must cease to iiow.
Nno is youug-let hun remember
Time Is even onward bound
While expires lie 5 dark December
Well If he be waiting found.
MoSTkGAL, Nov. -, lSl7.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09
Gays Extract Of
CANCiIALAGU 4.
rkJ IL'nDNJt DI kN'' nE' II A " T.
A CALIFORNIA Plant or RAKE

MEDICAL VIRTUES.
A certain cure for Pulmonary and Nervous
ComplainiS, Fcrer and Ague, and all dseas-
es origindling an mpmhy of the Blood.
IN the eradication of morbid
l. llumorS aud Impurities of the Blood re-
mdrkable for its animatiug, Strengthening and
restorative powers operating as gentle slim
ulant, and ,nvlgoralng the impaired functions
in all cases of Headache, Weakness, LaSSltude.
Depression OF Spirits and Debility. 1t can be
relied upon as an infallIble remedy 'or weak
ness, nervous debility, and most diseases pecu.
liar TO Females
No mineral substance whatever enters into
the composition of This Medicine II may be
offered 10 the most delicate female or youngest
child, without apprehension, and will require
no restraint from ordinary occupations. For
further information, pamphlets may be had
gratis, of the subscriber.
r. J. TAYLOR, No. Isl, ThameS-st,
sole Agent for Newport.
/ May II, lSiS. 6m
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09

COMPOSED of pure Spanish Sarsaparla,
~ Tomatoes and Wild Cherry BarkS, three Of
II e most powerful, purifying and strengthen.
ing productions in Nature.
The extract here presented is prepared after
the directions given by The celebrated Dr.
Warren, whose name / bears and will be found
superior to any preparation Of the kind now in
Use. II is highly oncentraled-enllrely veee-
table and Favored to the taste.
Sarsaparlla, Tomato, and Wild Cherry
Biters have now become standard medicine,
universally approved by Physicians as a safe
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COOper's Liniment.
REMOVAL.

CNlMON MOFrIT having removed from his
- depot TO SHERMAN STREET, about rods
south east from his former Location, keeps con
slanlIy, variety Of Window Frames and
sashes glazed and unslazed; Blinds and
Doors of various, sizes lie also manufac-
lures Lock SasheS, of superior kind for strength
and durability.
IL Having fitted up his shop in first rate
order, he is able TO turn out large or small
JOBS with neatness and despatch and on the
most reasonable telms. All those in want o
.uch work, are respectfully invited to call and
see for themselves.
! b. Building and Repairing particularly
: attended to.
! Newport Oct 26, lSiS,-6m'
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09

Still ANOTHER ELoPEMEST. Yesterday
morning, very interesting scene was witness
ed at the packet dock. 4 lady from the W csl
who had e,oped, leaving her husband minus
not only his spouse but all the household furnl-
turc she could bring With her, was jogging
along coSi'y with her second choice. when her
injured lord suddenly stood before her, He
took the matter very easily, however, merely
claiming the goods and chaltels, and express
ing no anxiety whatever to rcpossess himself
of hs iral partner. On the contrary, he
told her. after he had got the property, that
she might 60 to the hot climate she was likely
to hnd, and welcome Utica is an unlucky
place, for runaways. Within year, four
couple have been headed here ; and some Of
them have found closer quarters than the cot
tagc of love -- tha GG-.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09
COGGESHALL & BLISS'S
PATENT
COOK ING RANGE

VNHE subscriber invites the attention of the
/ public 10 tins new and beautiful Cooking
Range, recently introduced by the late firm OF
Coggeshall ~ Bliss 1t contains five boilers,
four of which may be converted into two by
taking out a cross piece, and thus will admit OF
two large boilers at the same time 1t also con.
tains an Oven l2nches wide by 81 deep, which
cannot be surpassed for baking.
Also constantly on hand all kinds of Parlor
Office and Cook Stoves, Tin Ware, &c. &c
Aug. 5. WIN. ii. BLISS.
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Fluid Extract Of VaIcrian.

TTNHIS preparation contains all the valuable
i properties of Valerlan Root, in high
ly concentrated form, has many advantages
over the ordinary preparations, and will be
found to be more efiicacious in all cases where
the effect Of Valerian is required with drec-
tions for using, at X X. HAZARDS,
Sign of the mortar, near the Court House.
July %.
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Magical Corn Saiye,

WARRA>TED to'eflecl speedy cure II
w the directions are slrictl' complied with.
auSlng no pain whatever, ,-neat'v put up IN
boxes with directions, nj the low price of l2i
cents. Prepared and sold " q. T.. Hazard,
Druggist, No 81 Thsne, Street
Dec ~
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09
ScrOfllOuS, IcrcUri;ll and Cautl-
neOlS Diseases.

Jhundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
| Disorders, Tuuor ia the Throat, Swelling OF
the Limbs, Salt Rheum, Bad tlumors, Can.
cerous Sores, Chronic Catarrh, Head ache
Nervous Irritation, Loss Of Appetite, Liver
Complaint. Co,tiveneS>, weak and sore som.
ach, Ulcers and Sores, Pain IN the Bones,
Rheumatic Affections, Ery>ipela> EruplonS on
the face, Kings Evil Languor, Debility biz
illness. Sallov Complexion, Loss Of Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arise
from the abuse of Mercury, or from an impure
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09

MAY ALWAYS be found at the subscribers
In of most approved patterns, and set with
care and warranted 10 work well. Also, Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware on hand with other aIIi
cles usually kept at such a store. Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron work made to order. Orders
solicited opposite r. !. Union Bank.
WIN BROWNELL.
| Octd ISA5 dIwtE
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09
HERALD AND THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1S4s
Dissolution Of COparinerssiip.

yayi,a Co.parluer,h heretofore ex'NIlns
d D,tween rhihp +. Dnnhan ~ George
W Green, under The name of DAMN ~
Green, was dissolved OH the 29th OF February
last by mutual conSeut. George W. Green Is
fully authorized to settle all concerns OF the
late firm.
The subscriber will contnne the
Painting and Glazing Business
on his own account a. sncCrssor TO Dnnham ~
Green, at the old stand, No. Is, Thames street,
(next soulh of the Post Oiice,) aud intends
keepiEg general assortment of Paints, OH
Glass, Varnish, Brushes, Ne. &c. aS al model
ate prices as any olher store IN town. Crate
lul for past livorS he respectfully soliclIs a
continuance.
GEORGE w GREEN
ApTil G. Ie45
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NOTICE.

D2EPAR RATORY to closing business, III
Il subscriber viii ind it necessary TO cease
lOprning new accounts on aud after January
4 ls49 JAMES HAMMOND
\ hn,t
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NEW FALL FASHIONS
Al No. 30. Thames Street.

MRS. A SHERMAN, would respectfully
Nl inform the Ladies of Newport, and vicini-
~ that she has received from New York, the
latest fall styles OF Millinery, comprising every
fashionable material for LADIES HATS. =
Also, ribbons, Flowers and Tabs Velvet Rib.
bons of every shade; Straw Bonnets \new
shape) at very low prices.
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Cosmetics, Pcrfumcry &c.

SOshicucs' Tc'i""c'1 s''
I UBlN > Ede'S RouSSelS and Meakim Ex'
IL tracts for Me tlandkefchiets
Superior OrrS Tooh Paste
Pulhed Charcoal Tooth Paste
RouN>e's shaving CIeat
French Bandollne
Jules llauis Liquid Hair Dye
CHOICE Tooth Powders, various kinds
Bailey's Military Shaving Cream
German aud French Cologne,
Chlorine aud OrrlS Tooth Wash
Rous>cls Toilet Powder
articles for BeGWyWng the Sim and Sojten'ng
4. ~; p .ioh.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09

Some New York printers talk ofestablishinE
ln American newsl apcr Ia Paris
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I.EECIIES.

ENINE Swedish LeecheS just received n
II Il. r. IiAZ RDS
ly l. near the Court House.
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Female Complaints, Family Use,


For all Female Complaints, these Biter>
will be found the most pure, delicate, pene.
rating and effective medicine ever used The
general directions. for various diseases, which
we have already given, are properly applicable
To females, with this exception, that ladies Ol
delicate constitution should modify them
slightly Unnecessary. Those suffering from an
obstruction or irTcgulariy, should use them
freely, until nature is restored to her proper
action.
Their warming, alimatng, and strengthen.
ing qualities Will be highly appreciated They
eticctuaIly remove nausea, heartburn, nervous
Irritation hcad-ache, swelling OF the f'ct and
limbs, &c. and lmpart a light, igDrous and
healthy feeling to the whole system.
TO Ladies afflicted with Dyspepsia. lndgcS-
ton ID ,bility. feeble circulation Of the blood
small EruptonS on the face, yellow or dingy
Icomplcxlon, these biters are of ineStinabe
value Il has been truly observed that beauty
Of complexion is visible health and this can
only be obtained by keeping tic blood, and in
Iterna functions, Ia sound aud healthy cOndl.
ZION. Beauty cannot exist independent OF
health.
For Children.
These BtcIs may be given according TO he
directions, IN doses adapted To their age, with
perfect safety and good effect. They are the
most natural medicine that can possibly be used
and may justly be pronounced an ineslmablC
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". w. VAN ZANT.
Guided land, Oct. 2S, iS17.

DR. J. s. Wood-l feel it my duty to inform
you that your Sarsaparijla Elixir has been of
very great service To bo!h myself and my fa-
lher. lie IN particular has taken only one bot.
Tie, and the alteration In his is quite aston
lshng. From being feeble and slckly, unable
TO labor, and lingering for five or six years past,
he is now quite well and strong. lie declares
nc was benefited more than fifty dollars by the
uSe of one bottle.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09

asthma, Pdpitation and gathering in the Head.
Mrs Ann Blake, vcly respectable lady Of
this city writes;
DR.. Wood-Sir- Having used one bottle Of
your Sarsaparlla Elixir, deem it my duty 10
give my testimony 10 It's beneficial effects upon
a system long afflicted with the asthma. gave
III TO my daughter who has long been severely
roubled with the palpitallon of The heart, shoIw
ness OF the bJcath, swelling OF the ionSllS aud a
gathering in the head. Its effect upon her was
truly surprising, o,ing the difficulty in each
particular. NJ family should be withoutit
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-09
Stoves. Ranges and Furnaces,

April 6. Isi5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-15

CO N M E RCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Thursday, Sept. l4-6 p. M.
The foreign news has, yet, had effect upon the
stock market. The only variation in prices day
was in Harlem and Long Island, the former fell off Il
per cent and the latter "a. There small sales OF
the fances and the uniformity in prices day to
day. is really an extraordinary circumstance. It is
almost impossible to get up corner in any fancy,
and it is equally difficult to press prices down to
lower point. When any important change will take
place, and what that change viii be, no can tell
and no one pretends to know anything about It,
There time in the whole course of our ex.
perience when 1t difficult to form an opinion
relative to the future. Everything connected with
financial and commercial affairs is turned topsy turvy
and probability of order being restored or
Of matters becoming settled upon proper basis In
the dark and troubled times that are upon U.S. we see
star in the horizon to guide the financial and COM
mercial classes of the country.
The receipts of the Housatonic Railroad Company
for August 1s4s, S1964s so against $16,139 rs
for the corresponding month the year previous show
ing an increase of$3os 49, equal to thirty three per
cent.
The following statement shows the amount of tolls
collected on each of the New York State Canals for
the month Of August in each of the years Is47 and
1e48 -
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Civ IntCIlrucnce

TIE WEATHFR.-There was regular eastery storm
yesterday, and the air and cold. The rain
fell during the greater part OF the day which very
acceptable and the appearance Of the night gave evil
dence OF the continuation Of the storm Probably the
equine xial storm Is Mt hand.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY FIRE IsLANp,-We n ,pr-
stand that very curious of assault and battery
will be investigated to-day by Geo. w. Morton, Esq
ono of the United States District Court Commission
ers, in which wealthy and respectable merchant of
this city Is interested IL that three of his sons
went TO Fire Island on cunning excursion, twice;
me hrst time in August, and the last the sth OF
Ihe present month. They were met by some Of the
functionaries on the island, who treated them ms
poachers threw one of them into dock another into
ne Day, ana kicked the third at least states the
sfhdav upon which the arre.t was granted
The Island belongs to the Unite States and the case
must necessarily be tried in Of the nied States
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BANK OF ENGLAND.

Actual circulation Gl747C90 lS692l5 lSl65725 sllSSO
Compared with the returns of the 18th instant there
has been increase of f159 1876 in bullion O36 233
in public deposits, f3l sS1 in other than government
securities f206 040 in reserved notes. and decrease
Of 756 in the rest of ETA 63 in other than pub
lc deposits Of f35,44s in day and other bills
and in actual circulation, f46 s45. These variations
do not amount to much, they are not sufficient
to have any particular influence upon commercial
matters. The improvement in the weather. and
the favorable reports, relative to the grain and
potato harvests, had quoted the public mind, and
there was no immediate prospect of advance in
the rates Of interest, Money not abundant as
1t had been, but the tightness produced in an
ticpation Of very deficient harvest it is probable
that the encouraging accounts from Ireland and from
the principal agricultural districts of Great Britain
will relieve the market, and not only make capital more
plenty, but more active. Quotations for Consos had
not varied more than half per cent for the week
preceding the departure of the steamer. The an
nouncement Of the intention to add millions ster-
ling to the funded debt, by issuing exchequer bills or
by creating stock to that amount deprese prices:
but they recovered upon the reception of ore
tory accounts relative to the harvests and closed at
prices current by the previous steamer. The money
markets on the continent had experienced no im.
provement The recent outbreaks among the workmen
at Vienna together with the financial embarr assments
Of the governE ent, have produced depression in the
funds The progress Of the cholera the continent
has interfered very much with commercial opera
duced some OF the to extend the period
fixed for the free importation of breadstufTs
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Urea, September IL, 1913.
The barnburn held caucus last evening and
baoted for a candidate for Governor, to be brought
forward in convention day.
John A. Dix received 46 votes; Preston King % /;
VIM. +. Havemeyer, 8; Jas. S. Wadsworth, Is; -
Tracy, 6; VIM. c. Grain, 8; John Van Buren,, 1; VIM.
Jsy, d c. c. Cambreleng, q Horace Greeley, 2; B. F.
Butler, 2; T.. d. Culver, q Mitchell Sanford, /. No
one in the list having received majority, a second
vote taken, which resulted in the nomination of
the Hon. John A. Dix.
This morning, In convention, the nomination Of
Senator Dix was unanimously confirmed
Seth NJ. Yates was then unanimously nominated
for Lieutenant Governor Mr. Yates is an anti slavery
whig
Charles A. Wheaton was nominated for Canal Com
missioner, and
VIM. P. Angel for State Prison Inspector.
Robert Emmett and Jas. s. Wadsworth, were then
nominated for Presidential Electors for the state at
large.
Preside initial Electors for the different districts were
nominated, as follows -
District No 1-Tbomas A. Jackson, Queens
2-Hrsm Barney, Kings
samuel Waterman. New York.
" 4-Bernard J. Messeroie do
5-Thomas b Happen, do.
4" 6-Wm. +. Havemeyer, TO-
samuel Ferris.
S-Thomas Tabor, Dutchoss.
o-Nathaniel Jones, Orange.
sfrobably Waterbury.
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LATER FROM BUENos AYREs Capt. Stevens, of
the brig Ruth which sailed from Buenos Ayres
ON the 10th day of July, andlarrved at this port
Tuesday reports that affairs continued in precaous
state, but the blockade had not been enforced. The
French Minister had returned home for further in.
truciops and the authorities xiously waiting
to hear ON England. One day would be need
that the blockade would be put the next day but
the neat day this report would be contradctsd Upon
the whole, matters remained pretty much at last
dates.-bosfop .ffias.
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JAS. BRooss Esq, (of the New York Erpress0 chair
man of the committee on the address and resolution,
then read the address, which refers to the free coil ag
tation, harbor improvements and the sub treasury
says that Taylor is whig candidate, and that the
wings the State bound in honor to support him
and that the Allison letter is good whg platform.
E.P. SMITH read the resolutions, pledging the sup
port of the party to Taylor and Fillmore and decar
ing against the admission of any slave territory
Gen. LESLIE CooMBs, of Kentucky, then addressed
the Convention During his remarks, great enthusi-
asm prevailed
A detailed report of the proceedings will reach you
to. morrow
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HE FOREIGN NEWs-We desire to tender our

The FOREIGN NEws.-We desire to tender our
thanks 10 Captain Lott, of the steamship Europa.
for his att, nton and politeness, in stopping his
vessel and giving our packages to the captain of
the News Boy, yesterday, by which we were
enabled to issue an Extra much earlier than we
could otherwise have done it, We are also in
debted to Mr.. ]. w. Sullivan, the proprietor of
Sulllvan's Express, for the receipt of late English
and Irish papers,
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New YoRk srArE CANALs-AMounr OF Tolls.

IOtale.s S4Z4 ,Sv4 w S340,O2f 66
This shows a falling of Of $S4S70 49, equal to
nearly twenty five per cent Returns for the month
of September this year. compared with those for the
same in the last will show result much favor
able. The improvement in prices for breadstus will
bring out supplies very rapidly
The most conflicting accounts relative to the crops
have been received by this steamer and it is mposs
bic to form any idea what the actual condition of the
haryess is. what will be the of prices The
alarm regarding the potato crop had partially subsded
but we fear the public mind has been lulled into
imaginary security by the favorable change in the
weather. more than by any REINFORCEMENT in thecon
dtion of the potato crops. The additional breadth of
land cultivated for the patato this year. the
effect of the decrease upon the aggregate supply,
pared with last and part of the fears attached
its existence The annexed statement exhibits the
quantity of land cultivated for the different crops in
Ireland, in the years 1s47 and 1S4S
QUANTITY LAND CULTIVATED IRELAND-1847
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The Yellow Eexer.

MAYORS OrFIcE, Sept IL, 1s4S
The Special Committee Of the Board of Health
report that the city continues in a healthy state
No cases of yellow fever at Staten Island n nd
10 dea this within the last "a hours
W. +. HAVEMEYER. Mayor
TIMOTHY HlBBARD, Chairman
WILLIAM ADAMS.
CLARkSON CROLIUS.
THEO DEEOREST,
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These returns exact for twentyone counties, and
from the careful estimates made to the remain
ing eleven According to this statement appears that
if third Of the potato crop saved and the har
vests of the other crops average the deficiency
in the supply of food will not be large and prices will
not range much above those Of last year.
The annexed returns exhibit the condition of the
Bank Of England at four periods.
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Mas. GENERAL TAYLOR Miss TAYLoR-THE
BALL AT PAscAGouLA.-We have on hand O full
account of grand ball given at East Pascagoua on
the Soth ult at which General Taylor and family
II will be published in to. morrow's Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-15
Movements of T1nYelIer

The influx of travellers through the city continues
undiminished The most recent arrivals at the Astor
are comprised in the following abridgement from the
W. Carroll, Washington +. A. Grattan, H. B. NJ Con-
sui, Boston, Hon. J. Buchanan, Washington; ICol
King, Ala; w. Seaton, Washington At the How
ard s Taylor, ". c.. A. Hoover, Washington; j.
Crawford Havana; b. F. Johnson, Ky; II. Boteer,
Waehinoton. d.. G..
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald will be ready for delivery
at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. 1t will con-
tain the late foreign news, the political news of
the week &C. &C. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-15

INTERESTING FROM CALIroRSIA-We have received
some late and interesting intelligence from California.
1t to the LIST Of July Owing to the crowded state
of our columns, We obliged to omit our cores
pondence 1t relates to the important discovery of
very valuable gold mine. We have received speci.
me- If ha