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TlPPETs DAVID H. SOILS, fSaeeessor 70 Soils,
BrofAfrs) IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
n eaefg description OF FuRs, hv just returned from
Europs, with select stock Of Furs is now manJaefhrs
them in very superior sfrie, and trimming them ~ me
most elegant manner and would invite the attention Of
MER CIANTs and OTHERS. 10 his superior and sIien-
sire assortment, which, as he MANUFACTURES as
well as IMPORTS, he Is enabled To oter ut suea prices
as few houses in the United States car compete eth
DAVID II SOILS.
50 Arch Mulberry Street, doors below ID 81.
~ Next 10 Lnuden & Co.'s Family Medicine Store.
Philadelphia. aug 17-Bm
n7- Store always closed on Saturdays,
~ The highsi Cash price paid for shipping Furs.
lUs received a supply Of New Mackerel also OF Of
j llerrings. No. /, superior quality also gar Cured
Hams Country cured Hams, shoulders ana sides. a
supply nf snpe inr quality. White and Brown Sugars
Just received supply Of very snrnr Ga Java 'olee
Maracaih0, LaRua 1reen aud Mild Rio, constantly on
hand supply of Sperm summer and Common Oils Also
on hand superior quality strained Honey also Steam
syrup and Nulasses Of dinile-t kinds.
general assortment nf first Teas, constantly on
hand A supply Of Flour Of different Brands
THOMAS II. BAYNARD,
aug 10 NJ E.. corner Of 9TH and Shipley SIS.
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summer Arrangements.
--~0 On aud amer Munlay, April ~ ir41, TIN A'-
L IL communication Trains leave Wilmington. a.
esss9fz5 O'clock A. ~. Al = NJ. and freight +. Nj
@s---- Leaves philadelphia At ~ O'Clock A. 81
MALL u Noon. I ?. NJ, and Freight r. M.
Fare from Philadelphia, 81 no.
Conred persons to nom Philadelphia 81. ia
Fare To Chester, p Ia.
III baggage the owners rick
(rime Of trips d h0urs)
MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Philadelphia. al II ocprk A. NJ, and 10 + II
do (Snndnys,) at 10 O'Clock NJ. only.
do Wilmington. Moth, at ?. NJ and y AiidMigll-
Leave Wilmington, south. 10 \. NJ AMI M T. NJ
Leave Wilmington Sunday, North at u Midnight
Leave Wilmington, (snnia south at va NJ.
Fare to or from Philadelphia 50 cents
do do Chester, % cents.
10 baggage at the owners risk
n. o. The New Castle Line Will run nom finladirili.
at "a r. NJ. passing New Castle at I. P. NJ aud from T.
tilnore at ii Z. NJ passing New Castle ~ =! 7. NJ
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rrWU iBOYS to learn Venetian Blind Making Apply Ia
l. FRANKLIN FORD, Market St. above sixth boys
Irom the eountty preferred None need apply unless wen
recommended, june I'LL
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- ;. WFIsTI.NK T. 7 n p y It 7 FIN7IN 7
e fgIs...=-SS GnSPoRT.- Tniscnmmnlinus Ferry heat
will ply h'twecn Frrnel street wharf
Leaving Wilmington. daily ~ ? O'Clock, A NJ and
o'clock r. NJ AMI rrturning leaving Pennsgrove. atNt
A. " aud o'clock. NJ
Fare FIR tbe single trip. iiher way. Is cents
F,f the rxcursinn 25 CENTS.
For fifihrr information enquire NJ the wilmington ana
Now Jersey Hotel or Capt Joshua Baker on board the
boat -,
This ara nreranni niirs the ieliqhtil rs wei" NJ
,hc rhennrs nnportunittes fir citizens with thrr families
liesrins 10 make lille "Trip fnr the fresh ait ani river
,rc,r,,- ,n-t rn,, H. sylshr1l anr ln--lm
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION AND SCRoFULA, COD
LIVER CII.-Jnst received supply of Planters Coo
Liver OH Capsules for the prevention an cure Of fnnonu
~ rousmpnn mud Scroiua They pre- ent the ineals OF
kinr God Liver Oil without any of The unpleasant lase az
when taken in tliansua way. For sale by: ..,,,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
INV II No. 81 Alurket ST., viii. Del.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL coniee Toner aud tIuIer'
W No Ial Market Street tween Fourth anu run -;
Wilmington De Respectfully informs his friends and
In nnbc q, nernly that hasin tascn tue above "u e.
nb sled and late OF his brother, H. wlkrrp enAaht
10 IN hand an nsaorltnent fruits such US raisiua lemons
oranges cnndies nuts &c also cakes Of all descriptions
"a "a r together with all articles usually Kept ~ an
e,tensve rnnf,ennnry store winch he will sell whole
sale aud retail ut the inwest prices ad on inc most req
snnnbr terms Being the My store IN the city, entirey
evtrd 10 Inc wholesale aud retail fruit and confectionery
business he aitters himself that he can sell TO heue
aiynutupe Than his neirhbnrs Country Heiel WIN u'
sa ~ rnlling and examining his stock beinre pufchas
, ~ .ri1 a~nin' July l3-tf
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17

THE SUBSCRIBER has cnlDuo c-,i the Word and Coal
| business at thu ward AMI Wharf Of John Hrnplii
Esq recently occupied BY Jhuius Lain. On Water STREET
between King and French. herl h. nus on inpn NV "
t.rs ar snls an IN, unst fuvnrnl.. tefns, BEAVER
MEADOW. LEnlGll AND Snu iKIll. Of tue various
sizes The very h-st quality Als', tluk' rue hnu
Hickory HOOD at tile lowest market prices He Ngl
respectfully invites hs friend pee want o. We
ablye naned ARTICLES to give him ehil. - .,,.,
HiiHlagsoa, aug 2m HENRY M hS
SUPERIOR BEAMS.
THE ruh-cfi er respectfully inn. lis ivnfs and W.
public thit he hus aud viii constantly keep GA maud
Some superior Hams aud suu defs ut ihila cphihldltf
wholesale aud retail The, ian 20 b. had nj s s'll'
every " udnesIay and Snufday 10 tile muk 1, No T. Sp
per and Lower No ). .
Country Merchants will find II TO their INTERESTS y sN
me cali before purchasing esrwle ~ am tohihu
where JOHN GRlNLk
~ .-,.- 49,. o..
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,JtAr ae considered more healthy than those msnue
| t,irel by j u. BRYANT, under the Black Horse. ~
straet wilmington. nl formerly u NWltcinuft
rorrsr or TENTH and GEORGE sts.. ilaielphla.-
rese pevefaurs are constantly used by many OF "u
nm, eminent musicians IN their families and oiten re-
in their practice In fact there is NO stronger
EVIDENCE Of their healthy qualities IMAM 70 - 'orc gu
nlovad in the estahishm ut, and WHO nave uee
asc naveranrs In their coHntenanees are stamped me
arv image Of health Those using the article tnu -
h., he name Of j. b. Bryant is stamped upoh the bottle
sonc,mes an inferior article is nlned upon ie uhsus
ertin Tho nfnpfetof with his knowledge o. inc plsa
,au ~ the material used (Which is possessed hy no oe
manufactured In his city and ny using hnhs n, uie
M nnly IL determined 10 tuy sustain me nnVA
i renptatnn h. has acquired during III lasl uesh ysn,s
HI uso bottle Porter aud Ale Of superior aI'isi'
which IA recommended by Physeias to pfsnns IN ull
iiitnd state would re pcrlfuy caution the pniie y.
hsmnyer hear Of persons using them Tor the pese
naininr III spurious article Will prosecute l,n 70 if
mllest extent n the law. j. D. d"
wilmington, july 20-u
,,rstINs AtusltNs-Ju-t opened At e5 AiarAct st. 4
VI ire assortment OF Dnhched and unhrncheu sfhe
and si,nstinas which viii be sold very sheap 80,
fh2 q. . ,,,,s' :, =, -
HONEY superior Strained Honey re, sesCissd and
/ | foI sale by =. - q $500 w ,,ank
! may Dpl's'.e '-ii'', -.
i oyEy WANTED want $1,000 on as good hond
! and Nnrtsnse II IN the county $50 arfrs ~ t-y
Ia nd security INST and only iirnalso want eiNan f
wv, M" "'''e,s VIM. McrATLI.EN,
eu VIZ VITO I5- Market street
. -7T0NT0ifNn EXTRACT Of BuCHu, for safe p >. !
[ MOORE llrierist corner Of Fourth and Poplar 81
: ,,,,, MHn,,s N''ss'''' feb
cap sAco'-san saeo Cheese fofs sac. by -.
H,,o,is or9olts farmers bank
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1849-08-17

rFARvEEs wishing good slime LIME can nave II ne.
liv.rad in Jersey Delaware and Maryahd on tue most
reas'h"pe ''''"' Va 'Ff'''s NATHAN RAMBo
anr io-3m Horrisinwn Montgomery 20 "a.
PHILADELPHIA SILK HAT MtNurntn-
-, TORY -.GsO. A wARDER & CO.. m,nuiar-
Ia tnrrrs II 81 AND ANGOLA IA 'nr we
EssA trade Nos ~ aud - North Fourth street. hea'y
nnn0sir ihr Merchants Hotel, Philadelphia
aug lu--6i
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ss THE subscriber would informs his friends ana IN
5 pubc generally, that he has removed from We cor
X n ner If Front & Market streets TO the hlhy ~.
~. Gently fitted m AZ the corner OF Front MUG
81 reefs where lie will keep constantly OIL hanl gouu aHsi
nt of GROCERIES which he will sell at the Invest eas
prices Those IN OF Groceries are resls,ilIs ."
IN give him a call. $40 'usii" ii'''."
Wilmington. Inne ?. lS4t
4 Igustus Neyi, BAKER, S, W. CORNER Of 9Th iaind
II Poplar SITS. ----., 49, ;; n
Ioscph Lonsaere, CARTER, corner Of 51h ana flne
j streets. S7J4BLES, corner " 4th ana flne.
thornns johnson, BREAp aud CAKE BAKER, en,hr
of second and Orange streets. n'"'
,IenInnIn Harrison, BREAD and cAhk bAhhn go
ID 81 King Street. in", :
ncob ISienie, Baker, Front Street, deeond door Ron
y West.
4 bon,Ns Knott, CsRpkr WEAVER No 81 East rec
| ond ST heiween King .ud Freneh nlaI ~,
Mail q Oass, liReAD ASp csKg BAKERS. 8 w enr,e
NJ Of seventh and King Streets ~ .
I7uiras Wright, CioAR MAKER S E. CORNER OF EN-
! aud shipey sineis. -. ~ ~
! Dr0fessor ). Marsh. MUSIC AND FANNY Si IN
4 L corner Of Fourth aud King sts aP =
Il A p,or j. NeIdIn, CARTrR, Stables in Poplar ST., p
4 A tween Fourth and FINN a,-s :
d fIshoni0s cling, CIGAR MAKER, No. IL MARKET n
NJ / between Water and Front SIS. 1p 10
Z NuTTER SPENCE,
7 CARTER.
No. IS Front Street,
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For Sale or Exchange. Y
THE sibsrlibur Will sell Or exchange fr
.tTaIfA land in krni Cnunty, Mis m Kent county
....S Del; or Aagrlaai,nla, Hundred New , Gas,
ssk,ifSA Wilmington.
Ma A new llrer story brick Store and Dwelling with
6Stnrcs ni every thing necessary t9eay az IN rocets
business. silunte corner oi .th ana spraee siTeels
M , new thre stuiy bfek iiouse, we'll built Az
,xrrllrnt huiiuin. IN eth below spruce Streets
No rwo THREE stony rough cast Houses III good order
NJ /" "' Two story rrk store and Dwell ing corner
9Th nnd Walnut Slfeeis VERY g,oa stand Tor nasi.ss
the "uh.cfihrr in Wanni nove 7ih street also ut i"
Village Of Caniwelis bridge Oh Man sl',,t pply V
| nn.3-tf "r THOMAS rNulK
-I1;T rsc.iyei a supply NJ zirbeis aismieelng anal
j autisspir qad, ir preventing ilie sf az Of noefa
aud other contagious a'saas ~ A. III n, shny T.
Lsp a fresh supply of boston steam syrup,a superior
article for 'y "sr' co,DoI aT al, and s6o'rS SIS
'iso supply Of Superior Honey New Orleans, Cub
"A anu '''''''''' THOMAS ii. BARNARD,
inne1 N f. corner ri III ard shlnl+, s,s.
.iEe1s AM Tlssues, nsured all Wool baregss spcndid
no,s nm IS 10 i cents per yard also new style igh
drufed ii tissues apple greea light blue and other desi
ra6e Go e for sale at NO. '' "n' sreNc2R D. Ewes
EvFRAI iocsEs, Dwellings aud stores sad pl q lana
i > yeI TO rent. VIM n, MeS "a, i,1n.,
j. april II -, ~ -
n S1NCKEREL AND iiERRING.-luu ubs, No. l. : and
WI Markerel 20 Bbs Halifax No Io hsI' Mil IN 'ae
mays f., Corner Of Front aus Market SITS.
fNorFEES Rags Prime Lagniri,
" 10 do, Srong Rio,
5 do. Min, do.
S do, on Java, do,
=. Is do. 81 Domingo, do Tor snln ny
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG
mnv4 N. f., Corner nf 3l ami Market SIS
SUGARS-5 Ildis. New Orleans sugar,
IL > Ribs. Lowering Crushed,
rs, do Coarse and hae ruvenzed,
10 do. Lon Crushed sdgaf inr sale n.y.
- GEO. D. ARMSTRONG,
mav4 Opposite Faimer's bank
COL 7ANT0N GTNGER--Cunton Preserved Ginger lust II
ID | rnd a. snlc hv V. c. GIl.tliN.
a. oe corner Of 10 and Market Sta
Il. ldoNEY WANTED FOR THE fOLLOWlNG,-.
m 1 Mortgage vi $1,000 on property, worth 10 or ~ 'ho
nod sand. r---..ooo
IsI ., ma D " " ~ WIN Nrt;AuLLEi,
" si ,u, 1 ~ No. lbs Market st
Ghiidrcn's Dresses.
= AIRS WALTER Wuuld respectfully INFORM the lases
Nj Wilmington aud vicinity that she mas iemnNeu u,
~ shinley street to No. a27 MARKET SiREb'i petNe
~ risth and Ninth streets where She nenus Keeping
assortment Of CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN o. mem ,
fashona Bile STYLES such Donnes Goals tloahs ptes
Aurous Scalso an assortment nf Hosiery anu DiFes
res children Caps Capes aud Curses for Lades WIN sen
nis al assortment of trimmings, all OF which Wilde u~po
Of on rgas9na91s ,o," mnde 10 order mayi
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1 RopERTY IN ELK COUNTY, PA farm Of loV
ncrrs. nhnui 80 ~ cultivation, resi- good TIMBER anu
a two story frame House frame Barn pslhra, o.
Az, itacs OF 100 each, IN Tile same re-
,;,n ali ii,nbered with White Pine. Hemork, &c SUIT
sbie Tor rafting near saw Mills aud from one 70 lw1
mi-s mavigube water tbeneis ~ NV ~ 81 IL
r,,,ds itntn through tn rung sial"ns ihe ta a ~
Two miles rom Tie pike Caledonia. Price Siuo is
ihe whole or will be exchanged Tor sMa', u' ~ ",
Delaware at fair rate. For particulars ndufsss 1osi
PAD t.,,.,S = . a., Pa
aun tU-9t iiaitsNl--ei
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

Al rh a., az. A. y an =" ~ mos, ts,souable
; q; s"'s AZ: s. \:
geth'r wha heavy supply OF domestic goouso, ~ ae
prices To any person desioas Of entering the business
So 'i lis farm coqisinas about on which
tas. with Other improvements erected last summer
This farm beng principally under daliy IS y go e1e
wilmington up the Kenuelt Road. Further pa,iieslars
apply % ,.., o. aim M "a Market s..
@ Village Record West Chester, viii copy the
e9ye .9l sy SsTv S7sy spn sE aa grippe
scar received at No. 81 Market ST. ana "I s EyE
D'' = ,o..,
direei from Manehesier Virginia, for sale by
JOHN AMIN.
l1000 POUNDS q Candy, inr sale cheap al NO
~ East second ST., opposite !" g. ~ tsiANn
9ss :. a a. gv,. 1.. nav i1 .as at No. 50 Market st.
ana g .I,a slil s!iSs ass IS t,s b 81 lei els
april 10
no COUNTRY MERcnANis'-The subscriber is de.
trmi'ed to sell ali articles il the drug line at very low
e. .nd friaI brfire purchasing else.
Where ry,, W. -4'' s'. T. MclNALL,
Jan % ~ Market s.
| \ EW NArkEREL AND HERRING Just fesemslu Az"
ocs sT sale ny corner 10th and Market SITS.
S01FtE AZ bats T1Ie RIO asiira 4 Maiieabo tuilee
| " lti ale hy. srp 81 L. VI BYE q BRO
NM, ~. ,,..a a.. s,,aar. N,n,.s.es Gar sail,
I lU by GEO d, ARMSTRONG,
Il NY
Il op's; r,rr of Fre9t and Market streets
: 5,uFFsr-----N 5T1r Ia, Cor sale by
! - sepsp r, " y, :, = 49,
A Sa sSs MSeh vii y ', sS chsap S
I than the cheapest in this city. jusTN FIERCE
Il apl4 corner oi KING hhl fioht 81
II roF FEE-forty hays OF prime les,yIn "a S M
4 ie,sa'e AT 'ne ''u'h'''' sO'''' VI WIN MORROW.
II - Ants-Extra Sugar cured INNS for sale by
ii JOHN AKIN.
=. apa1 8. E. corner Of Front and Market SIS
q cue any s.I Y, Inc, received aud FAR sal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

The COOLIDGE MYsTERY.-T editor o
the Calais, Me-, Advertiser is firm believer
iu the escape Of Coolidge from the Maine STATE
Prison, and Of the cheat with regard to the
body. In his last paper he says" In addi.
ton TO the evidence furnished by Dr. Mann
of Skowhegan, tha, DR.. Coolidge, the murder.
er of Mathews, has been sc, a, liberty BY the
Prison Wardens, and which to our mind i.
ample, he has been seen by person well ac.
quain,ed with him on his way to California
We hope this matter will be looked into and
those concerned in his escape ous,ed from Of
flee, and more trustworthy men pu, in their
places"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

WHAT THE BABTIsT MISSIONARY CNios
HAVE sE-The translating Of the scripture
SO far as concerns the present missions of the
Union, is nearly done. The Burman Bible
was published long since. The Karen Bible,
it is expected, will be compoted within two
years. The Peguan, Siamese, and Assam
ese New Testamens ale printed. and parts OF
the Chinese scriptures Portions Of the Bas
sa New Testament. have heen prepared /; and
in the American Indian languages. nearly all
has been accomplished vhich it was contem-
olated should be done. The work which re-
mains to be executed in this department. can
for the greater part, be performed BY those
who have it now in hand.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

Mr.. Clay The Lexington, KY, Obscrv-
er, in speaking of large crowds Of people
which ,hronged around Mr.. Clay during his
recent travel homeward, through Western
New York relates the following incident,
Fatig uing and exhausting as these scenes
necessarily were, Mr.. Clay would occasional
Is indulge in joke. On the passage Of the
train of cars rom Ciica TO Syracuse, in that
reserved for Mr.. Clay were the patriotic and
enlightened chief magistrate Of New York,
Gov. Fish and the gallant Gen. Wool. At
each Of the many villages on the route, vas,
a.sembiage were collected, awaiting the arrl-
val ofthe train.
On reaching the depot, they would vocier-
ously cal Clay, Clay, Clay" to appear
on The Platform. Mr.. Clay accordingly 'P-
peared, and said that he had presented hin self
be fore them, agreeably to tie summons; but
that he was old, fa,igued, worn down, and
mos, desirious to be allowed, IN pursuit OF his
health, to pass unnouced That he felt most
unaileciedly that he had nothing to offer to
them of attraction, or worthy ofexcitng their
interest, dc. But there was a genllema IN
the cat whose presence would call forth an
expression of their highest admiration-a dis
ting uished aud illus,rious citizen Of your own
State, universally beloved, and TO whom they
had paid the homage Ct their highest respect
and onfdence-Governor Fish, gentlemen, is
here. Fish. Fish, Fish," was called for by
the crowd in Numbering tones, and Mr.. Clay
stole away back into The car, leaving the
amiable Governor to settle the matter with
his constitu nts.
Al the mex. village, similar scene ensued,
and Mr.. Clay again appeared on the platform.
After addressing in similar strain the multi
,ude before him, he continued to remark -
Gen,lc men, if my presence can afford you any
qualification, a much higher qualification
awaits you. One Of the heroes Of our coun-
try, hero Of Buena Vista, gentlemen emi.
nenily distinguished in the military service Of
his country, one whose renown is not confined
to its limits, is present in this car-General
Wool is here Whereupon Wool, Wool,
Wool" was vociterously called for. Gener-
al Wool made his appearance on the platform
and Mr.. Clay again quietly found an asylum
within the car
After Gen. Wool retired, Gov. Fish was
called for, and Mr.. Clay observed aloud
q that is not fair, Governor for they cannot
say that it has been all cry and no Wool ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
DIR EADFUL SHIPWRECK ONE
HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE
HUMAN BEINGS DROWNEDll

The severe eas,erly storm which set in here
on Saturday night, has, as we feared during
It's violence, caused immense disaster TO the
shipping coming to and leaving the coast, and
what is mole deplorablc aud heart rending,
has sent large number Of human beings into
eternity with scarcely a warning. The fo!-
lowing narrative, though brief, is record Of
one Of the most appalling incidents that we
have ever been cal ed upon to record, and oc-
Cured in sight of our own harbor. The brig
ST. John, Capt. Oliver, from Galway, Ore
and,) Sept. 5th, anchored inside Of Minors
Ledge abou, O'Clock yesterday Sunday
morning. The ,,orm raging with the mos,
intense viclence, her anchors w,rc un,uffc-
lent to hod her, and her mas,s were cut away;
but she continued to drag them to The lee
ward, until she struck the rocks and went 10
pieces. Being passenger vessel, with one
hundred and si1ty-fve human beings, excu-
sivo of the crew, the scene Of confusion and
terror a, this awful crisis may partially be I'M
nglned but not described. The captain, Of
ficers, (with the exception OF the first mato,)
and crew took to the boats and landed in safe
ty a, the Glades. Some of the passengers
saved themselves by clingine to pieces Of the
wreck and being driven through the angry
surf to the shore near White Head--north end
OF Cobasset harbor. OF the l65 passengers
who were IN board, one aundred and forty
fire persisted and sank beneath The udres -
Among this number wele fourteen cabin pas
sengers. mostly women and children. The
St. John had no cargo.
Another brig which anchored in sight of
The St John at abou, the same time, had the
good fortune afterwards TO get into Cohasset
harbor without danger-Boston Times.
Cosmetics are to the face, what afectation
is to the manners they impose on few, and
disgust many.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

DEATH IN TRINITY CnuRCH.-The Rev.
EDWARD J. IIrLMr, formerly ofthis town,
died suddenly yesterday morning just as he
was entering Pew at Trinity Church, with
out struggle. His death was caused by an
affection of the heart, to which he has been
subject lie was 90 years Of age, and had
been, for the last year. Pastor off Baptist
Church at Concord, New Hampshire and
had only been in town few days, on a short
visit 10 his fathers family He was taken
from tho Church across the street 10 his faith
er's and DIR. King Immediately called in, bu,
life was extinct. lie was a young man of
good character and promising talents. His
fearfuIly sudden death is another alarming ad-
monition of the dread uncertainty Of all human
things, and continued warning to the living,
TO be ever ready when the final summons shall
come.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
MARYLAND ELECTION.
BALTIMORE, Thursday. Oct. 4, I

BALTIMORE, Thursday. Oct. 4, +. NJ.
For Congress-ln the lst District Richard
J. Bowie, Wing, has been elected without op-
position.
Ia the Cd District in Frederick County,
McKaig, Wing, has so majority. Washing
ton County give loo majority for w. i. Ham
lton, Loco. Allegheny no, fully heard from.
Hamilton it is thought is elected, which will
be Locofoco gain.
In the 3J Edward Hammond, Loco, is s!cc.
ted by large majority
In the 4th Robert NJ. NJ. Lane, Loco, has
received 1876 voter and Kinney, Wing Co.
326.
In the 5,h Alexander Evans, Whiy, has
2A majority in Cecil county, and is elected.
In the 9th John r. Kerr was elected with
out opposition.
The Senate is largely Whigs-IIousc Of
Delegates Wings to 3 Locos ()
Washington County sends 3 Whigs and ,
I.ocos rrince Georges Whigs and Loco
Anne Arundel Wings Baltimore County s.
Wings and I.ocos Baltimore City l.ocos;
Cecil County Locos.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5-P. NJ.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5-P. Nj.
Our returns from the whole State are now
almost complete, and we can safely announce
the result as follows
MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
Dist. No l-Richard j. Bowie, wing, no op-
position.
No. 2-W. Il. Hamilton, democrat, gain
l4S maj.
No. 3-EdwaId Hammond, democrat,
1890 maj
No. 4-Rober, NJ. McLane, democrat,
95l maj.
No. 5-Alexander Evans, whig, abou,
500 maj
No. 6-John B. Kerr. whig no opposi.
Three wings and throe democrats. In the
last Congress, the delegation from this State
consisted Of four wings and two democrats.
The LEGISLATURES.
In the Senate the wings will have a MAORI.
~ Of seven, and twelve in the House of Dele
gates-which insures the election of whig to
succeed the Hon. Reveidy Johnson in the U.
$. Senate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
Tuesday, Oct. Q.

UJOur highly esteemed friend, Walter r.
Danfor,h, Esq, has placed his name at the
head Of the editorial columns Of the Proyi-
dence Transcript, as its editor, in lieu Of the
second par, Of the name of the paper, viz -
!" Free soil Advocate" We like the sub
sti,ution, and think our friend has manifested
much good sense. lie will reach the paradise
of truth, directly, although he is long time
in circumnaviga for his destination. How
ever, eleventh hour conversions are sometimes
very sincere when he finally comes into the
fold if he undertakes to make fu confession
OF his pas, experience, We fancy i, will almost
take a small eternity.