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Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

Franklin Independent, is the title of a good 'iz-
ed and well gotten up paper recently started at
Union, Franklin county, Mo-, upon the ruins Of
the Union Flag, that died six or eight weeks ago
of the Benton fever. The Independent, as its
name indicates, is neutral in politics.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

souri,? Then its efforts are not in vain. II
he means the opposite, or anti Benton cause,
then he reminds US of a certain c0On in this
county, who was constantly engaged before
the last State election in upbraiding it 70,
iniuring the Democratic cause in "Old
Pike" He thought it would certainly de-
feat the ticket any how. The result showed
his sagacity, 1t was the first time the party
ever carried the whole ticket in the county
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

APPOINTMENT BY H GovERNoR.-Sam-
uel Treat. Esq, to be Judge Of the St. Louis
Court of Common Pleas, vice Montgomery
Blair resigned. We regard the above an
excellent appointment.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

THE STATE VS.. WIsE.-The examination
in this case, at Palmyra, closed on Saturday
the 25th uItimo, and a decision was rem
dered by the Court of Monday last. Wise
was committed to jail for further trisl-the
offence was not deemed bailable. An ad-
iourned term of the Circuit Court for Ma
rion county will be held in the month of No
vember, when he will have his final trial.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

BANK OF M1ssorA1.--By a statement
made and published by the Mother Bank at
St. Louis, there was in her vaults OF the
Both of June last, S24O, 65S 10 surplus prof
its, which was increased by the 10Th Of Au-
gust $1l,476 64-$252, l39 81 in all. The
amount recently distracted from the Bank
is shown by the same statement to be $780,
I921 81.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

APpOrsrMEsr.---Perry Johnson, Esq, has
been appointed Postmaster at GAINESVILLE, Mo.
vice HOratio T. Kent, deceased. This appoint
ment is a good one, and we believe will give gen.
eral satisfaction to the citizens Of GAINESVILLE and
its vicinity.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

President Taylor is on a tour to Niagra
and other noted places in the North. He
has been very i'll in Pennsylvania, from
symptoms of Cholera. A Geographic des-
patch from Erie, dated the 29th ult., says he
is much better. The Presidents wife and
daughter left Washington on the 2sth to
join him. So 60 the heads of the Republic.
u Below we present our readers with q
table of great value, worth at least the sub
scription price of the Banner for a year.
1t should be carefully preserved for future
reference. Here is concisely stated the ex-
penses of the Legislative department of each
State in the American Union, also of the
judiciary and executive departments.
Recent acts of some of the States have
caused their expenses to vary slightly from
the statement below, but in the aggregate it
will be found correct.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

MIssIssrpPI.-The whole Of tue public
in this State, amounting TO 80, q 1850
acres, have been surveyed. and brought i'll
to the market. OF the public lands in Mis-
1l,1s5, GAO acres remain unsold.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

We invite the attention of parents and guardi-
TO the Card of Mrs. Pevay in the advertising
columns of this paper.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

TRuE NoBILIrY.-Labor, Industry, and
virtue, go hand in hand. Idleness and leisure
leads to wicksdness, immortality and vice.
Down with all sristocracy-all nobility
save the mobility IF tr"e Uirtus and @ossst
industry. Toll, either of the brain, the
heart, or the head, is the only true manhood,
the only true nobility.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

INDIANA ELEcrIoN.-Wright, the demo.
cratic candidate for Governor, has a msjori.
ty Of 1908 over Matson his wing compel.
itor. Cravans Free Soil) received 2,97s
votes. For Lieut.. Governor, Lanes ma.
iority lO,O37. The Convention question
was carried by a majority Of 24,63s votes
The democrats, we have stated, gain two
Congressman.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

from the House that psssed with the Will
mot Proviso in It. lHrhe Senate bill failed
in the House. Ussfhis as you please.
Yours, &C., JOHN JAMESON.
GEN. G. A. PARSONS. ttT7rG@
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

Assembling the Jevs.-The Jewish pa
pers have been for some months endeavor-
ing to induce all the Hebrew congregations
in the United States to send delegates to a
Convention in New York, for the
purpose of discussing and efecting some
changes. The Occident, the Jew
ish organ Of Philadelphia, takes the lead in
the matter.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

INDIAN DISTURBANCES IN FLoRIDA.-A
letter received from Tampa Bay,
dated August 4th, informs US that the great
est anxiety is felt by the people Of that vi
cinity that the Indians should be removed.
The people will never be satisfied, (says
our correspondent, } so long as one Semin-
ole remains in the country, and he has an
ticipated the action which has been taken
BY the Government in relation to the move
ments against the h~ostiles.
Republic.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

I7-The object Of all ambition should be 10 be
happy at home. II we are not happy there we
cannot be happy elsewhere.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

ENTERpRrsE.-The Wilkesbarre Farmer
says, that Mr. A. w. Renshaw, of Turk
hammock, Wyoming county, arrived at that
place on the 18th inst, with the frames and
fixtures complete for forty-nine d,CeHtng
destined for California
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

CRY MoRrALIrY.-The report Of the
City Sexton shows the number of deaths of
last week to be 70. From cholers, 3; ten
years and under, 33,-[&. Louis Pep"bi'-
can, 3OM uH.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

TkUE.-The keenest abuse Of our ene-
mics will not hurt us so much in the estima-
ton Of the discerning, as the injudiciOus
of our friends.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

VrRGIsIA.-The estimated value Of prop
'erty in Virginia, is set down at $5l0,0OO,-
600. .a
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

We know Of 4 certain toady Of Col.
Benton who Is yerT much displeased with
the 'eoaEsa Of the Banner. He never fails
70 abuse it when he Ninks he has the prop
81 material for his brain to operate upon.
HsssEg il IL doing great injury to the cause.
Whatcause2 The Barnburner ca7se in Mis-
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

u We lay before VI readers this week
the official proceedings Of ameeting Of the
Democracy of Rails, and adopt below the
comments of the Hannibal Courier, bott
of which tell a significant tale alike honors'
BILE to the lion-hearted Democracy Of Rails
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

At a late celebration Of St. Patrick's day,
by the "Young Friends of Ireland" the fol-
toast was given: "Woman-she
needs no eulogy /; she speaks for hersey.''
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

MILITARY Movement.-We understand that
the 7th Regiment US. Infantry, now at JEFF
ferson Barracks, are under orders to pro-
coed to Florida, via New Orleans. Active
preparations are making for their embarka,
ton on board steamboats,, and, unless the
order is countsrmanded, they will be of this
week.-B.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

BY examining the tongue of the patient, ply
%Sicians find out the diseases Of the body, and
philosophers the diseases Of the mind.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

Mail from the California En'igrants.-
About two thousand letters were received
at the Post Office yesterday evening from
the California emigrants. Our own letters
are from Fort Laramie, and date as late as
the early part of this month. The letters
will be forwarded by the mails to-day, in
every direction. 29th.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

In 1886, musket balls was used Id New
as money in place Of farthings.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

EvERx Doc HAS HIS DAx.-Mr. Kerr was
ately married 10 Miss Day, At Chicago.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

Not the FIRST Iime.-A man in Balti-
more has recently married a Miss Phan.
tom.
Not the first time that thing has been done,
Chicago Jour.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-03

1893 40 TAI a5s SAG 1876 1,5el sOe
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04
D X s..

Ia tbs town, on Saturday evening last,
Thomrs T,wnscnd, Esq, IA the Uith year oi
hjs age.
IN proyidance, oa the 3lst. uIt., Prof. OH
yer Shaw. in the 10Th year ct,Lls age,
. Iu tharleslon, > G., on tiie IAN, MISS
M,ry juliet Warlng, eldest daughter oi the
late Dr. l. + War,ug ot this town
In THU town, on Friday evening Last, Mrs
Mary Mumiord, wlr of Mr.. Samuel >. Mum
ford
In Bristol, on wednesday evening, Dec -
Caroline NJ, wife Of Francis LeBaron ID .
Wolf, and daughter of Samuel Dexter, Esq
of Providence, in the Goth year of her age
On Saturday Dec, 3O,h Edward aged ~
months, and on Sunday 3lst Thomas Moore
infant Sons Of Gardner b. and Elizabeth ,
Reynolds
! In Providence, on Saturday morning, Gap
tain Samuel Currie, In the Goth year oil his age
1 In Providence, on Saturday,, the Both ult
I Mrs, Elizabeth Rounds, widow oithe late JAbe'
/ Rounds, aged GS wears and 10 months
/ In Groton. Dec. 30th, of scarlet fever
Susand Flanders, daughter OF benjamin an'
| pheLe F. Coe, aged years and days.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04

upThe Home Journal commenced new
ol me with the new year, dressed IN en'lre
lsw type, presenting neat and beautiful APP
learlnce. During this year it will contain
.ew novel from the pen of an American lady
ries of pen and ink sketches OF the bellies
|,f cur time, by withstand surely no man
|s inore competen, to tho duty than he' for he
rus always basked in their favor, aud inxuri-
L.y 4 in their propi.iatory smile. They, o.
~ rise. will be described under fictitious names
M rris will contribute his popular Songs and
ballads and he is the first poet, OF the k'n'
u Ia, country. The Journal has on i's hS
|,f contributors many of ths brightest stars IL
hh constellation ot literature their sparkling
|,yi continue to Zurich rs columns. lhe Pa
mo will contain translitions from tho Freucl
|ui Al ,ha, IL Interesting, besid;e summary
|us ~ and general Intelligence of The weak
In sa most excellsn, family paper, ana Il
MI lshed 4, the eytreme low price Of two dol
Ia, per year, in advance, BY Morris q Wil!is
IN " York.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04

-. The most prol rr .,u.o, o' 'l'c''r N
.,,,.,iruh.cdly lu.puiiy ct - hood N"d ,o
no Iruyle .ir mutc SUBJECT .h o. most "' " ~
roun ~ from he rcrIiW hj go i"I' ~ W
IuNuIuu, dlrI u which rh'iI nu-iriIN 'hi
die, item ,d ludulsr. 10 rWty thc hooJ,
and relieve The bowels from The untril hl
,tau produced by that impnrny h'o"n '>'''
I,iuu' ia and tomato intlr'> aie cNrihrN
veil calculated They vii cladc lr Ih">c
,mrurc Euu ors whl,h are The .""t'c ol 50
much uncasincs> iu thc system ono "''
such de ormity when the, make ihcit arlc'l
,urr r,rrfiniI,. 1hrd demand .ut the above
rn,r. j. fap,dly increasing ~ all places "h'I'
|u,ry have brru sod, aud there D., .ralceN .
dny posses bat We have some o''r'I' ny ",'
6r.t pt,>icIlu, inr dysrclSa, ud's'>'rh.
I.vr,krc., ui the ,tuu0rl aud HWl-i go y
ness. general drbluy 'hr1mlism Ne. W
nri there 3. not ihr ha'i D"uhl '"l 'h'N Nv
.,hr hest alu ruatt,s NOW ~ -" i"f d'."'d' =
"a .,s,ru The vegetable. thHi th'.' bili't-
|. sre ,nsinl, oomposrd oii are too we'll NOV =
7 \, hs,s n. lcs.i .s5 "A ihsif favor htmem
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04
NEW YORK MARK Il l.

Tuesday, Jan. 2d-2 7. VI,
Tbo ,r,p:,rtions ia The produce marNe'
- ,n,rni,r are not Of sufficient moment 10
rpurt. IS ar,
For Western Flour the tendency oi pr
ces are still upward, 'ni an advance W
c per bb! upon the current rate ol p'ur
day last il paid Shippers have not rs yel
come .nto the market, but lor none con
sump,ion there are free buyers AT = lie
off from our quotations, say 10 62 IL S
"a for mixed and good Michigan and coin
mon 20 stfailht Genesee 5,9l ii 50 t"T
nure Genesec; ST II Sc - for Fancy
and &C. 34as67j l.r Extra.
Rye Flour is quiet AZ S3,l2 IL 80 Il
81
For Southern a slight advance is de-
mandcd. We quote at S544 S5,56 L.
Tor Richmond County, Georgetown an'
Petersburg City Malls.
! Corn Meal is without material chnage.
H. Wheat ana Corn no operations "cf
reported. ii ldcrs refuse to sell at prevl"u
ratcst
Rye continues dull at G. CSC.
l Gas are firm at 3S Zoe.
Whuskry il held at 2lc. for Prison, an
23c for d"udge casks.
/ For cotton holders are asking IA OF
cent advance.
4 Ashes are So II l2 for Pots, ana
25 for Pearl5.
\ The Pork markc, is unsettled AID nom
nally Slla IA ,l5 for old aud new Mess an
I, Slla ll.75 iur do prime.
Il Beet continues arm at previous rates
H Lard IS quiet at IA 3-lc'
II Batter and Cheese are without cha ng
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04
rpWe were lerusing file .: the Herald

rPWe were lerusing q file y. the Herald. +.
,w days since, FOR the las, tsn years moth
in has made us feel more sensbly the RAPID
fl ht Of time than this. Ia pern.ng the re-
cc d of Deaths, we cav the eGd Of those who
IN ,para,iyely, but short lime ago. were gay
a, active in our midst and participating IN
al the ayoca,ons of busy life. They have
f,l,d away, and tho shroud has en'eloped
Il = u from the worlds eye; they were soon
&c yo,ten in life hurrylng confusion, and the
d. of activity has brought new scenes to oGi
ii, ion, implanted new thoughts n our minds
a ensArined new idols in our hearts; almos
Q, ny day We are called upon to record ih'
d., nth of some of jur old aad well-known CT.
Is, who are vanishing like tha leaves @! an
Il nm. Others are rising and filling their pla
o ;, and new things are all aroGnJ Vs. !
= ,ms but few short months ago, that y"
" .rc uuder the tuition of our old irend u
/ ,st Master, Wien We wrote our first ar,ci
f. the; Herald which was then under IT.
cl arge; of our fiiend Atkinson taese thing
h ve all passed away, and now the establish
Il ant IS under our charge. Thus !, is, nuts
IN i, written upon the face of ell ihln9s' al
II .re j, nothing permanent Oh earth.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04
FIT saie by K J TAYLOR.
CJq,uay.,s a. Dlr.or, Mgias !-Grsa

CJqWay:.2g a. BIr;pr, MIME - Greaf
LHrs dy B,,doG'y Hungarian Bdisom, IN
r., COZ CF5.,is. Bangor, Me, Sept. -,
ir.5.--i haye now had the Agency Of that
i,lceliah, medicine, Buchlu's Hungarian Bat.
is..4 4nodi t"o ,aats, aud have suld IN that
~, nod. nearly - gross, 81 I7l5 bo'lIps. Much
Of tin, has been u,rd "a the vicinity Of Ban.
g,f, but miny dnz"n. have been sent s"srral
huuired miles 10 iloulton, and the Pr"yIucrs,
Mrchals, Easlporr, &c. Tue success OF tli-
Balsam IA the rslief and cure al Pulmonary
DISEASES, Is absolutely astonishing Hundreds,
| am sur". have, by its use, been saved FROM n
Premature Grave,-inyallds supposed Ia be
past all hope have been restored to compare
i've hsalh--aud the last moments oi the dying
have been made comtorrabie by It's nse In
cases OF children, afflicted with severe aud oh
stina's Coughs, II has been employed with
great suCco,s--seNeral instances OF tins havlng
come under my personal knowlodse. Indeed
thi, - n grand Medicine. Its reputation Is
esrabh,hed here, aud the safes are constantly
= increasing. Yours truly DAVID BUGBEE
. u f. Bradiee Il Sou, l3O Washington strro
Boston, sole agents for the States aud Brit
/ ish Pcuyinc0s.
Sold 10y r j. TAYLOR Newport. Bnlg
" Day, Bristol, aud agent, generally,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04

U,stays BaiSam II dHi Cl'rry - We seldom
.,ort to pl,cnt medicines ha> = -Ir'I ''.
meet for ne skill Of the r"su ~ rroic>'I"n'
mt chance threw INTO oar way D e 'h"yr ham
d nrd .cIne, Immediately alter he 'l"'c "l NE
t.,,r,..n I'd. the Legislature, when unr 'nn2'
,rrc mo,, drl"d up by The h's 'F lali.rd
nu>pher" OF our stove Na' Wr" "t go"
ne Bal.am rumrdllcN te.''"' u> ol .
,n.t hama, NJ cough whlc Ga a,rurd "ul
,..L IL IN a ,r,Iuus dcsIcr. ~ ed TAT w.
rpd,u.ed to 1t tor >onc 1lletn pounds OF az
...al ariga,-whlch addition once iclt caun".
.Ds to- -ul.tl - go
Noe luiie uu.e., >lancI / hr Is on
he WIdi e. r.,t,n
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04

PRoGnEss OF THE CHoLE2A.-G'nce our L.
. e of Saturday last, we har. received Ne"
( leans papers up to the 2iIh OF December
I ne Cholera in that city had been steadily an'
: tally increasing every day, iot some ume'-
was not, as was FRS, stated, confined TO tie,
,or, Incorporate, ill-clad and l!!.housed PoI-
IN or,he population, but had carried of man,
c.ims among The better class Of chIzcns.--
he Board of Health a, their meeting on The
> I'd, declared that the " Asiauc Cholera eN.
<ted in ali epidemic iornI." lhe lists o' H.
nmep,s as published in the daily papers ar.
, aid to be incomplete, but as they arc the on
!, data furnished, VIC are obliged to make us'
{ them. The reports OF the Charity llospIt
for the 2Oth, 2lst, 22d, and Odd of Decem-
, sr, show total Of l22 deaths at tina, instltu
lion. The in,erments in the city cemeteries,
+. ccording to table published in the Delta
from tho 18th 10 the 23d of December, (ihe
eports of Cypress Grove and Po,ters Field
cemetery for the 23d no, includcd,) amounl
IA tie aggregate to 20l. OF this number l5'
ire classified as from Cholera IL IRON
Cholera Morbus;" IL from " Cholera Ma
isnan, or Asia,ic," and l6 from other dis
eases of the bowels in all 20i deaths from
Cholera, or diseases resembling 1t. Ihls, ad
ded TO the deaths at the Charity llosplta
which arc not included in the reports OF Tho
,,y cemeteries, makes a total OF 326 fatal ca
sesfin the period between the 9Th and 24t'
Of December. A despatch received on Satur
day s,atel that l5Oj deaths occurred on TIT
p5,h. making, when added to the above, AZ
in the space of a week. What allowanc
we are to make for cases not reported. canno
he ascertainrd. We. think that the wors
rart of the story is already told. A despatc
received at Charleston, dated at O'Clock /
NJ, on tho 25th, announces the gratifying II
tolliusncc that the disease was abatnE, an
,bis y,, are inclined TO believe is correct, iroI
the fac, that rigid saniory measures had bee
adopted and as he physicians must hay
learned much during their brief but busy pra
tce, they no doubt have been able TO treat
much more successfully.
From other quarters Of the country We
not hear sn ~, rs of the spread OF lln I'll
ease. Several deaths have occurred on boa
,ha, have arrived at Louisville and Clnclana
but il has hccn declared by the Boards
Health of those cities that the disease wa
Asia,ic Cholera. The steamer Dadem. WIN
arrived at Louisville on the 25'h ult tro
New Orleans, was reported E" hav" lost 'hr
passengers from Cholera. The Captain st;
ed that the deaths were among '',. p
scrcers who were att ckcd with the d'arrdh
brfgrc Leaving New Orleans. On III" co;
the boa, was detained some time taking in su
mr., and the persons lha, "d "cr" t'""
have eaten large quantities IF green. s""r
sngc,, and Other ir,jt. F""o Mobils, W.T.
a case Of Cholera was reported short II
since, we lcara that ihcri are nu ncw Ca
and at the NV Yo-k Qlarr.tac the disc
has almos, disappeared
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04
BRIGHTON MARK T. L.
Thursday. Dec. 2S, lSiS,

Thursday, Dec. 2S, lSiS.
A, market $40 Beet Cattle, 27O Stores
2!5O ..hrcn aud 80 Swine.
pric s-Bnrt & ,tlc--We quote to cor
crspnnd with Met week. Extra % 40
80 fret qut tGy 575 II Sc; second quality
.525 ) rs ; ihrd IS a , y
Working Oxcn-.-Salcs Al $40. Soo, hnu
SIPS. ~
Cows AND CdIvca--Siales a S2l, u, ano
33. ~ co
sheep S,,aa G3 92 2 33 'nj 6o
S,yrnr- rwp s,nrll iri~ 10 prddir at &
-, Atr,r,il rom / - 20 6c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04
COCGESHALL & BLISS'S
PATENT
COOKING RANGE

UNUE subscriber invites The attention of the
! pubic 20 tins new and beautiful Cookir O
Range, recently introduced by The late firm O
COggeshall & Bliss II contains five boilers
four OF which may be converted into two b
taking out a cross piece, and thus will edmit O
wo large boilers NJ the same time II also con
talnS an Oven l2incheS wide by 2l deep, which
cannot be surpassed for baking.
Also constantly on hand all kind. of Parlor.
.Df'ccanf CoJ1 Stoves. Yin Ware. &c &c
ang. 3. WM. n. BLISS
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04

Tne PopuLATroS or NEw No"H-N
Valentine, Clcrl. Of tho Common Council, IN
his forthcoming Manual of the Corporation Of
New York, states that IN the year I7l2, the
population of the city, az shown by he official
corsus. was 5,si0 In 1891, il hid rca' he'd g.
022 and now' il canaot be much less than i20,
600
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04
sz &, MARINE LIST. s: IS !,
DHST OF NEWPORT
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, Dec. &c.
soop vicelaut Heath I'm New York r Prov.
REM DHriee iIn do do
Thursday, Dec. %.
Brig Il Russell, Arlv, Master, hom savannah io
Bath Me. Experienced heavy weather, lost part ct
deck lond aud received some damage.
Bark Dcsdcnonia, Read, Providence, Ap'
alachicola Weybossct, Harris, Apalachicola,
for Prov.
Brig Mainase Ann, Cabbatt, y. London
for New Bedford; Emcilnc, Leach, Bristol for
Havana.
schr Warrington, Wooster, sullivan for
New York.
Schr Cordclia, Smith, Thomasto"n \. y.
Nathan Duriee. Gardner, y. Carolina, ProV.
Brig Prince DE- JolnNllIe, Gatdner, was tow
ed 10 sea from New Orleans, on the l3lh ult.
SPOKEN
Dee 90. lat % 10 Ion II 80, brig L"vani
Jclirrsuu from " llmlugIon, NC. Tor MatanHa
Can't ! reported thai ms crew has NUT 'h's'
moru nf l9th, aud hn had sho, one of them
mo- further patirularS usc"rtaincd.
/ Arr nj New Orleans. goth hrg .ohn BALM, BHeh
Tor Mill stone p"lnl.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1849-01-04
To all lovers Of Pure and Fra-
grant
II E AS.
VIyLIAM NEWTON,
l6O Thames Street, Eewp0rt, II, l..
AGENT FOR THE
CANTON T. PLKIN TEA
COMPANY


l~& aE N~ ~ CJ IN 1&.
,'1NiiS Company, although it cannot boas; oi
l. being The oldes, Tea Establishment in A..
nerica p" does ri .im to have S,ld duting The Two
vedIN ol IT'S existence, more good, pure, and un-
mixed Teas, and al lower prices, than any siln-
~ eNi ahlisbmeni III he Ggus. Stale..
The follow in9 il li.I al Their retail prices.
which viii be found " lie Scsry the same az
similar Companies The osly difference lLey
claim iS il The qualify " tLs.Jss.
GkEkNS. BLACKS
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the subscriber, are
Arequei ed To settle The sane immediately !
al, demands remaining unpaid on the INST
F,bruarp, viii be placed III The hands OF an
officer Tor collection
SAMUEL T.. HOPKINS.
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Droup CGtipD.

DROWN CUtnn. - yaids mr dollar. as
hyarI wi &, Brown Shrr iugs lG ward 80 do
l,r, t,r sale by WM. G. CoHhtNS * ca.
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fp1ltinl'a

Dt'RE Concentrated Eyrtct nt vanilla. Rose
Lcupn Guu Almonds, g.. Sc. mi, ja'
,,,,c,,,i ,aJ f,I sale At RlnEtB'S
N,ylO % Thames street.
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SrArrs1irs ~ EEyrucRy Tho auditor in
bic report, sets down the number of acres o
land in the State q, 1895 ,GG3, valued al
si37 COL 81, number of slaves, l93, 40
valued at $50. $50 ,37s number Of dualifc
voters. 30.Gl3, aud the number Of white nalct
over u years, 1890.
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Flour landing this day.

iiD- Bt,s Su,wriot Fan " ~ 'ur. fnr SAL
.D.1 ir,a the Nnar. g .rop q ln's 10 sI'
Iutcho crs, by EFF a ). X. %ENF)".
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Notice.

DERSONs dcsirous ofhs''nr the NrW J "''
Dailic. lcr at their residence, resnlaHy' - ~
rsrly hour in the morning. can er 'npphcl ~
leay,nr their names II TlLLEf'S Ncw.paP'
,cl prrnd,cal I, tro', No. is5 raan's s''c'
sep's1
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INNrRA New Buckwhcat and Graham Flour
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