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ROCK ISLAND
BOOK SWOR@o
No. &c, Illinois street,
OPPOSITE TELEGRAPH OFFICE.

1.-The Subscriber has Just opened large
- assortment Of Books and Stationary at
Rock Island, Illinois.
Having been connected for the last nine years
with one Of the most extensive Book Houses in
the city Of New York, he can offer great induce
ments to Merchants, Teachers and others, who
may be DESTROYS OF making purchases. His ex-
perience in the business, and facilities for pur-
chasing stock, are equal to those of any house
at the west. Among his stock will be found
good assortment of School, Miscellaneous, The
illogical and Medical works; very extensive
stock of Paper and Blank Books, beside great
variety of Staple as well as Fancy Stationarv.-I
He has also a fair assortment Of Hall and Hin
dow Paper. All Of which he offers very low
For Cash. }
HENRY A. PORTER.
August 30,h, is49.
PUBLIC OFFICES supplied with Record
Books, Ink, Paper and every variety of Station
airy.
Having made arrangements with one of the
best Binders in the city OF New York, to furnish
County Record Books, ruled and bound TO order;
they will be completed and ready for delivery,
in from four to six weeks from the time OF teav-
ing an order with the subscriber. Specimens
can be seen ut his store.
n. A. PORTER.
Rock Island, August 3Oth, 184s. Silly
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r,r,c,,. or THE CATHOLIC HER.

corNcrL OF THE CATHOLIC HER,
~ az FaAScI.-The Archbishop :,
~. conyoked Provincial Counc'I'
!, M mel ia the chapel Of 81. Sulplc'as, ~
There we're present the Archbishop
..nx. the Bishops Of Versailles, Bios
Orleans, and hos, Of the most d's1'n-
he'd ,heoIogians Of the French church,
w whom were NJ, NJ. Consson and
y of The Sulpicians, the Jesui. R'v's-
and other writer's ot scarcely less REP.
80 - This body very rarely meets, aud
J ~ crea, emergencies, aud thousand
:, = n. Z circulated as to what eau have
t,ab, i together. Its ceremonial is Pc
s" The members 81, in conclave, wor-
I, 'o,oe,l.er, and 90 through the formula
d he church with the greatest severity
tie e. proceedings f.hc Council are Sc
and portion only Of its acts are ever
!. nobl;c. Its maintained by many,
/. me roncordat 10 the Emperor Napol-
a,ohibls the reunion of this body, and
p,esdeu. has therefore issued decree,
icing in Y. Express.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES.
A large Stock just received direct from
Boston, which are offered very low BY
WIN. INSLEE.
CAPS.
A fine assortment just received Of d.
ter, Musk, Cloth, Hair Senl aud Glazed
Caps-at all prices from 25c. 10 $500,
at WIN. INSLEE'S.
JUST RECEIVED,
Satinetts, Cassimeres, Jeans, Tweeds,
Cloths, &c. Call and price them at
VIM. lNSLEE'S.
LINSEYS.
A fine lot Of plaid and plain Linseys,
very cheap, at WM INSLEEo.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
CO M M T. II CT A l..
[Corrected weekly By C. S. Uhislcr.
DAVENPORT, Thursday, Oct. %, l849.

Corrected Heek!y oy Z. ,. Uhisicf.
DAVENPORT, Thursday, Oct. 25, l849.
PRoDuoE. PROVISIONS
FLorR, bill. $50 400 poRK heavy, 200
WBEAr. win bu. 50 6Ol HANS, lb. 4la
:, sp. ), Is n 55lsHorLpERs., 34a4
CoRN in ear, ;, l8a20ESipEs, -4n44
=, shell,d ;, POLLARD, sac
:, meal :, o5 30tBurTER, 10
[FLAxsxxp, !, so 62A HONEY, 10
fTlM. SEED, i,00a rs CHEESE, 6al2
/ OArs, ;, 2OICHckEss, doz ,75ai 90
BARLEY, ), co. EsGs, ), 8
/ HAY, ton 3,OOa4, 90 PorAroEs, bu. 80
Woop, cord 2,O0a $50 BEANS, VIII, so
yCoAL, bu. IOal2 SALT, Kan.,, SO! IS
{BEEswAx,lb l6I >, Llv. - 20
| HIDES, ercen,lb. 24lAPPLEs, dri. bu. go
:, dry, !, 54lPEAcHEs, >, l,75a2,OO
NEW YORK, Der. 10,
Market for Flour has been heavy. Market
generally active and buoyant Common State
and mixed Western AIS to ABS, good Western
and Straight brands SRA. No change in Mar
kct for any description Of grain or Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, October 90, l649.
Weather warm. Receipts produce, light
Transactions limited. Hemp SI24. Flour, or
binary to choice country brands 4,35 to 4,50.-
Wheat, mixed to prime 60 to 90, sacks returned
Barley 95 to 90, sacks returned.
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The Child was Healed.

York Precinct. Page Co, III.
Dec. 27thj i848.
Mr. w. B. SLoAN-sir: Last summer one Of my
applied your Ointment freely, and ''the child was
healed.''
Also, l had horse wounded in the stiHa Joint,
in which he took cold and became 80 much swols
len and distressed, that the horse was supposed
worthless, but BY free use Of you. Ointment
was soon cured.
We have used the Ointment in great many
other cases, with equal success
WALTER WHITEBEC.
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CIGARS.

NyHE subscriber has received a
choice lot of Cigars to which he invites
attention. Regaias, superior, Baranaos, Como
mas, Principles, Hali-Spanish, Melee, short SKIES,
&c &c A. SANDERS.
Oct 25th.
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At N T. w 5 TO II L !!
TvHE subscriber has just receiy-
IL ed and now opening at
Eult0u's Old Corner.

Eult0n's Old Corner,
An entire .Nem Stock Of Goods embracing great
variety Of seasonable Dry Goods,
Qneensware, Hardware, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats, Gaps, &C.,
Which will be sold astonishingly lo'o for CASH or
most kinds OF Produce. The attention Of Far
mers is particularly invited to the examination
OF this Stock.
r. CHRISTIE.
Davenport, October 25th, l849.
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SHEETiNGS.
A large lot Of Bleached and
Unbleached, at prices that can't be
beat, by VIM. lNSLEE.
Davenport, September Goth, lS49.
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ECLECTIC READERS,

1OR Sale by the dozen to Merchants
and others at St. Louis prices by the sub
scriber, who has at oil times large supply on
hand II. a. PORTER,
Sent q, Rock Island, III.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

but he perceiving, or suspeciicg, that poin,
prompted the iulhlmcnl Of her engagement, re-
leved her from it by marrying foreign lady
highly accomplished, but without fortune, aud
filling the situation Of governess or companion
in the same family. The death of his father
having taken place Gorgey retired with his
bride to his small paIrinonial estate in thu
north of Hungary. where he was endeavorine
to apply TO the working of mines his scien.
lifc requirements, when those political chang
es took place in Austria and Hungary, which
brought the opposition into power. Kossulh
made him Minister Of War, and his career
since then IS known to the world.-Lowel
JounaL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

ONE SlY.-Aiany Affections will mol cloud
and obstruct peace Of mind so much as one
sin therefore, if he would walk c eerl'uy, be
most careful so walk holly. All the winds
about The earth make not an earthquake, but
only that within archbishop leighton.
CuBA--It will be seen from the Havana
correspondence, extracted from the New Or
leans Delta, that Gen. Campbell, he American
Consul, had formally applied to the authorities
at Washington, for the presence OF vessel OF
war, to protect the persons and property OF
American citizens in anticipation Of an appre-
hended revolution on the Island of Cuba. We
have the satisfaction 10 inform the public and
all interested in the commerce of Cuba, ,hat
the Administration took early and prccaution.
ary measures, growing out of the Rey abduc-
ton, to afford every necessary military pro,ec-
ton 10 our citizens and that besides the force
emergency might require, the Germantown,
which sailed from Boston on the 25th of Aug
ust was ordered to Havana, and doubtless, ere
this time, has reached her destination, and re.
leyed any apprehensions entertained by the
Consul. In this, as in all other matters con-
nected with our foreign policy, the Admins
tration has exhibited degree of sagaciy and
resolution which canno, fail to attract the con-
fdence of the country, while at the same time
it exhibits a stern and untaltering purpose TO
sustain the rights Of tho American flag. by
whomsoever it may be assailcd. The Presi-
dent and his Cabinet arc the friends of peace
with all the world, but on no terms inconss-
tent with the incest Obligations Of national
honor and duty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
Nothing dries sooner than a tear.

A TERRIBLE ScENE.-A letter from For
Laramie, TO the st. Louis Republican, speak
ing Of the graves or the plains, says-"Scores
have been passed which have no identity
pleced over their remains, and have not been
enumerated in any catalogue. The graves
that saw had all been dug up by the wolves,
the bodies dragged to the surface, and the
limbs and fragments scattered all around
From this place west, the sickness did not fol-.
low the trains, so far as heard from
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

Arthur Gorgey, the Hungarian General, is
now on'y about thirty-two years of age
Though early educated 10 the profession of
arms, he abandoned the profession and threw
UP his commission as lieutenant, in conse-
quence Of quarrel which he had with su-
perior officer Though mere boy he immc-
daey repaired to Prague, and lived with the
most rigid frugality, studying the practical
sciences, particularly Chemistry under pro-
fessor OF celebrity. This professor, as We gath
sia," was married to lady Of large fortune,
whose sister, an heiress also, and beautiful,
conceived romantic attachment for Gorgey
and indeed so completely fell in love with him.
that reversing the usual order of things, she
offered him her hand. Instead Of early profit
ing, as was expected by this good fortune,
Gorgey, thanking the lady for her iaitcring
preference, replied tina, she was too young and
had seen too little of the world To be able To
Judge Of her own feelings towards him, but that
IT, after years travel OF soourn amidst the
gaielies Of Vienna, II was unchanged, he
should be proud to lead her TO the altar. The
heiress at the expiration OF year, returned.-
Piqucd IN her feminine pride, she still dlttln-
guishcd Goigey amidst her numerous suitcrs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

The North Of Scotland Gazette states thai
were the reputed annual consumption (5ls,
$40, $50 galons) Of wines. ales and spirits
collected il would float the entire British fleet
Without, anything on its surface, 1T would form
lake nineteen fee, deep, aquarier Of mile
broad, and considerably mere than half mile
long; or il would form river two feet in
depth, fifteen feet in bre sdih and four hundred
aud sixty miles in length
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so long rs the ancient Republics Of the
earth were true 70 their original compact, they
hourished and were secure in their posses
sons but when the spirit of conquest seized
them, and they carried on wars of acquisition
and were enriched by the power Of the sword
their nationality was soon merged in Babel
ism, their characters became tarnisheJ, the r
virtue vanished, they were weake ed by CIV
II wars, and soon either conquered by III ght,er
powers or destroyed by their own corruption.
Let US, as Americans, take ,imey warn ne by
their unhappy fate.
The HEALTH OF NANTUCKET There nay
BE- possibly more beautiful places than Nan
,ucket, but he lther one, we are inclined TO
think, can hardly he found During The whole
month OF August, there we;e Only twetue
deaths here, and of these five were Of persons
over 70, and six Of children M der five years
OF aye. The twelfth was that of n Young la
dy 80 years Old, ho died of consumption -
There was, moreover, as we are Informed,
very little sickness of any kind. The popula-
ton Of our town is not far from eight thousand.
-Nantucka Inquirer.
I his is wha, healthy Nantucke, has to say
for herself, as regards her cllniate and The
health Of the place during the month Of An.
gust. We are not at all jealous of her, as we
have no cause to be so but we have few
words to say relative to Newport, and its en-
traordinary healthy condition during the same
period. This town contains very nearly il not
quite ten thousand inhabitants, and during the
month of August, we had an additional popu-
among these were people from the large cities
as well as all parts of the country, persons of
all grades, characters and habits, who came and
went as they pleased, without any restrictions
although the cholera was raging fearfully all
around us. As soon as they arrived they ate
everything they desired, all kinds OF fruit, and
INDUCED their appetites to the fullest extent,
and ye', during that period among this pop.
uaon of a. least Ii 900, and of a strangely
mixed character too, we had but hco deaths,
as far as we have been able to ascertain, and
we have been particularly careful to publish
all the deaths that took place. These two per-
cons were both criples, who had been sick for
many years, and Who had long been past the
reach of the ables, medical skill. We had but
very little sickness at any time during the
summer, and theie has probably not been a Pc
riod for long time when our physicians have
had so little to engage their time and services.
These are facts of wh,h we may be Justly
proud, and we boldly challenge an equal, in
the same population and under the same cir-
cumstances. The fact is Newport is The most
healthy pace on the Continent , the Provi-
dence Journal, not long since, speaking OH the
subject, said that the only wonder was that
people ever died here Let these facts, which
we have correctly stated, be kept in mind by
those who desire a healthy location for their
families particularly during the summer sea
son.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

Interesting statement from the Empire
state.

/ Schuylcrvie, n. Y, April %, 1919.
I M. 5. w FOwe-Dear Sir-A desire to
benefit the afflicted, has induced me to make
the following statement OF facts. NV son, now
seventeen years Of age, has been afflicted, dur.
ing his whole life with a constant cough and
pain in the chest, accompanied with night
sweatS and a hectic fever, which produced great
emaciaton and debility. During this time he
was attended by many physicians OF the highest
rcpute, whose prescriptions gave but temporary
relief All our lghbors who saw him regard
ed him as one who was rapidly APPROACHING an
early and premature grave | was prevailed up
on by friend in try WlSTARS BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY. lie commenced its use,
aad the lRST bottle gave hir astonishing re.
ief and after using ionr bottles, his disease
WIS overcome, aud he was restored to undid'
permanent health. WM. PETIT.
Sc ,ure the article you buy is signed /.
"UTT'S on the wrapper.
EJThYLOR, agenl for Newport.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
Thursday. Sent. Il.

THTIsUdy, otPI. To'
At market 900 Beef Cattle 1900 Stores, $500
sheep and Lamb, and 955 Swine.
PrlceS-Becf Caile--Eslra Sc 80 first quail
ity So 6 %; I'd do. s. % . %; 81 do. 3 50
to 81.
Stores-Pi ices-Yearling Ileirers 81 a 9,
two years old Slls Ii, three year old Steers
and Heilers SIG 90, aS III quality.
Sheep-Prices-Old / i2 - as in quality;
Lambs ! % 81
Swine-Prices--A Wholesale, old fat Hogs
"a ic; ShOatS 4 I.2aI &c
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
FOa PROVIDENCE

k CssA ON aud after MONDAY,
- Sept 24b, the steamer PEp
y S-sz5- z--ssssg, RY, Capt Gilbert Woolsey
viii leave Saycrs Wharf, Newport. f., Proyi.
d'nee, daily-sundays enccpl.d-als O'Clock.
A. N
Returning. will leave Fuller's wharf Prov.
ideDc at 3 clock. p ~
Fare FIFTY CEArS, zach way.
n. h. Passenger Cor Pnston will arrive in
Providence In time TO take the II 10. o'clock
Trains aud leaving Boston at II I-2, A. NJ .,
will meet the Perry for Newport.
~ Freight will be taken as low as by
any other conveyance. And TOWING will
be attended Z on reasonable. terms, ry ap-
lying TO the Capiainson board he boat.
SEPT 10.
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DIED..

In this town, on Sunday, 9th inst, af.
ter a lnger ng illness of twenty years, which
she bore with Christian fortituie and resigna
ton, Mrs. Sarah Turner, (for many years a
member ofthe first Baptis, Church of this town }
wife Of the late PeIeg TurneI, and daughter
Of Joseph Southwick, deceased.
No, lost, but gone before.
In this town, Sept, l3, Harriet Thomson, in
fant daughter Of Rev Abel, and Margaret o.
Stevens, aged II months.
Death may the bands of life unloose,
But can't dissolve my love;
Millions of infant souls compose
The family above
In Clsysville, Scltua,e, on Sunday, 10Th
inst, Mr.. Peleg Kaighn, of this town, aged -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
Cottage TO Let.
TNNHE subscriber has purchased the Gotta
u recently bui!t by Orlm " bber. in Iiy

TMNHE subscriber has purchased the Cottog
n recently built by Orlm Webber, in Jiv
e-ton, which he now offers for rent. SAID
Cottage is nearly new aud is in excellent OF
der 1t is one story high. with basement
the house contains all necessary rooms nGd
is most delightfully."- located within one mile
of the Stone Bridge Hotel, on the main road
TO Fall River fronting the river, and conve-
nicrt for fishing, bathing &C.
The prospect is not surpass ID by any site on
Rho Island, and the adjoining scenery is va
rie d and beautiful, making IL a desirable resi-
derce for family visiting IN this vicinity du
ring the summer season There ia an excel
lent well Of water on the premises, together
with a convenient barn. For terms Sc ap
lply to W II. CRANSTON.
\ Ed'orDnlv News Newport
or to JOSEPH OSBORN,
uear the premises, TivertonR. ]
II Tiyerton, NAV 81 tf
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HARMEhr SALE.

ENRM PER SALE. The subscriber oher
L for safe his delightful .arm located partly in
PoItsmogih ard partly in MiddctoWn, contain
ing about 20 acres Of excellent isnd under high
stale orcuilvation, wei val cd. furnished w,lh
new builllacs, and supplied with good water
| 1t also has two orchards Of fin" Fruit Ire =. IL
is knovn as the place from which the British
Gen. PrcSc OFT was ,akcn by the intrepid Amen.
can Barton, during the Revolutionary War, and
made prisoner Of u not disposed of ~ the
/ l6lh Of March, it will then be sold al PUBLIC
AUCTION. For terms &c, apply 10 the sub
scrber. JOHN +. TlLLEY.
\ Sept Gu
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Thursday Sept. 20.

lLLISols.--The Governor fthis State hes
published proclamation convening the Legis-
lature on the 22d of October next, for the puf-
pose Of filing vacancy in the Office of Unit
ed States Senator from the State of Illinois. -
The Governor also announces, as additional
reasons Tor this extra session, various other
matters of important domestic interest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

We are never stratcned in God, in his pow
er and bounty, and the riches Of his grace
all our strailness is in ourselves. 1t is oul
faith that iails-not his promise. lie gives
above what We ask, whatever are our neces
Sites, there is enough in God to supply ev.
cry want.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

Virginia Sarah T. PaIson, Parker, n Bedford
for Vrginini James Barselt Nav, Dishton for
Phils Splendid, Colver, T. Greenwich for
Jamespor; Wm Penn, msling, No, folk for
Prov Harvest, Presby, Taunton for NY; Ber-
lha. Pearson, from Colais
Sioops VIM Penn, Winslow. Prov ior 81;
Monitor Davis, F River Tor Bedford
TUESDAY. Sept. ~
Brig Quincy; kempton, Charleston for Prov
sthr New Zealand, Farmer, Boston for PIloi
Harris. Pinmmsr, Fall River for do; Al
fred Exall, Goulder, Fail River for do Il Il
Foster, Keller, East Nachas for New Tork
Ciudcr'lia, Swan, Boston for do; Ann y
llolmGs Brown, Fall River for do Mosnt
Hope, Phillips, Taunton for DO Daniel Baker,
Bray yman, Phila for Prov.
Sioop Providence, Brown, Fall River for
New York.
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DIR. THOMAS CORBETT'S
Concentrated Shaker Syrup of SarSapa
rWa.
Bns,on T,b IA 1S1Q
MessrS L. BrinIey & Co

MessrS. L. Brinlcy q Co
Genllemen-l have employed the Com
pound Syrup of SoVsaparIIn prepared by DR..
Corbet, exIensivclyln my practice, since knew
the Formula by which ii is made. Is ingredi.
ents are happily combined, and think it prep
aration exceedingly well adapted to all those
cases OF disease where Sarsaparila is required
In NJ hands, this Syrup has so far, (ior four
months past, proved MORE satisfactory and its
effects have been more decided than any prepa
ration OF the article have ever met with and
should think 1t ought to have a preference
over all oilers So far as my experience in Us
use extends, | gladly recommend it as a very
valuable preparation. One thing in its favor is,
thaiit is no MYSTIC Compound-lhe Formula
from which it is prepared being open to the in
inspection of the Medical Profession.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES AVER, NJ ID.
Made and put up by the Society of Shakers
Meme genuine without Or. COrbett's signature.
For sale only 10y EDWARD BRlNLEY
Co, and their appointei Agents.
r. II. HAZARD, Agent for Newport,
selt II
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II Charlestown, july 9Th lSi9
4 NNHEREAS, E,ofCharcs-
\ w town IN the county Of Washington, by the
consider alton of our Justices of our Court of
Il Common Pleas held at South Kincstown with
second Monday of May, \. ID, 1877, recovered
\ a judgment o;Said Count againstscvcn School
District formerly the eighth in said town Of
\ Charestown for the sum Of ore hundred and
twelve dollars and eighty.Slx cents damages
/ and thirteen dollars and twelve cents costs, Of
suit and The interest on said debt upon which
aforesaid j:dgment execution hath issued and
was on The 9th day Of July, A. ID. 1919 levied
and served on all The right. title, in'oiest aud
claim that JAMES ~ KINYON, of Charles
town in the county of Washington, one oil the
| Iinhabtant>, members aud persons IN sand South
School District in said CnarleStOwn, hath in
and 20 a certain piece or parcel OF land situated
/ aud living in CharleStown aforesaid containing
\ five acres more or lees with dwelling house
thereon standing, buttcd and bounded as fol-
lows, eastcrly and Noutherly on land of James
\ n. Kinyon. westerly and northeiiy on tie post
road or however otherwise the same may be
bounded.
Notice is therefore hereby given that at
I Charlestown aforesaid on tie 10Th day of Ccto-
Der, 10 -, at twoo'cluck on the afternoon OF the
same day on said premises, all or SO much Of
the above described land and premises will be
sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder for
the Samo aS will be sufficient TO satisfy the
aforesaid execution with the interest and Incl
dental costs ASA CHURCH, Jr.,
sept 10. Deputy Sher Il.
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A lady, very much given to gadding was
taken suddenly i'll at home, one day and Sent
her husband, in great haste, for a physician
The obedent soul ran part of the way, bun
then returned to put this important query--
"My dear, where shall find you VIXEN | get
back again p
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

Love for love is lat justice and gratitude ;
love for no love is favor and kindness, but love
for hatred and enmiy is a most d vine temper,
steady and immutable eoodnc that is not
TO be stirred by provocation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

ITBy reference to our advertising columns
ii will be seen that the Towns Committee
have completed an arrangement with the ow-
ners ofthe Windmills at tho head of Broad
Street, and that they are to be offered for sale
at Public Auction, on the Goth inst. All in
formation in regard to the terms Of sale re-
movals, 5c., can be obtained by applying to
Samuel A. Parker, A Auctioneer