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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-27
Persens DESTROYS Of providing agains, pro,ractcd
eickness. and Who win except the first week, will
bc takcn % per cen, less, viz:

The main design of this company rs to enable
prudent and discreet pei az small means, 50
make provision wh'lo IN health, by ;rihing qua
Ev, against the aggravated sufcrings that nnyita
bly myai' SICK bed, in seasons "l pecuniary pri,
vation aud ofin' rii,y to tabor. A vast amount Of
hunan w,richrdncss has bcn prevented on mi,ig:,-
TT, within the present generation, by the esiab-
iishmcnt, IN Europe, of sinLT pgo'lil"ni institu-
tons: and within 4 short period, this system of
Health Insurance has been irti o'lur, = into o,r own
country, with results, thrs fu, equally beneficial
10 a'l whose relief il conren, latrS-nore especial
Is to those VIII" toll dizzy lor their daily bead,
and To whom ANY i'!trrT,ptiun by sickness becomes
IA serious and Distressing calamity.
By this sysir /, also, one person may insure the
health ri anpihcr-a parent that ci "A child, Or
child that %, pilcnt--an ,.!p!nycr that oi work
man, or ui an apil' tlicc, Sc. Thus, those who
are ah!r by small immediate Investment, may Ic-
hcvc themselves tum the h lald OF ncmIns
heavy burti"ns, inhicte | involuntarik hy ,arsc
who might otherwise hcc.nc drpcala,ns ul,on
them for continued car" and support.
While the most humane aud h''oyolcnt dispo-
stlons uf ,nlnkind are Su',sr"ycL hv ever, ass0-
chiffon ,f ,his i,scl pton, It's nrncGciagicS ~.
cmpt"d Eo,n Ocu. 4,Arrd in ,hr degraded coadi-
tion of reel iirI.s If iin hnn.l {" liners for, hy
the contract into which they enter, they purchase
and furry earn AL the bancii- Hbch thcy uul, de-
mand, as u matter oi a. and legal 'i4ht. and,
u " 50 p!'l5r FfoNii"'wc mat th'! "S"a" IN" al
t,rt;,nagIilst which they have rrasu@Gly p'o,
yi'ri, thr satisfactory r'lact N is ltii, that the
p,Irn ot then own immunity has been applied 20
,ic comfort and succor ol their less fortunate El-
bow H in:s.
II il presumed that no extended argument can
be required To recommend the object, q. this Com
paay 10 public consideration. ra.ush oi tAc
Rules and Regulations adopted by he Directors,
which ,nly br had At my o:iirr, vii afford an ann
pie CHI into the p.nop'cs Of the Institution,
aud of its MODES of operation.
GEO. II. NORMAN. Agent,
sl0t Daily News Oirc, l2I Thames 81
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If-The Governors OF every State IN
this great Union, with sipgle cxcep-
,ion, bavc assigned this day as one for
Thanksgiving and Praise 10 Almighty
God, iar the nunbcrlcss blessings grant
I'd 10 us during the past year, ard
for H.s continuous Mc-cics hestow'
cd upon Us consequently nearl} '"enty
five millions of people will abstain from
labor, this day. in this Republic, very
many If whom will 20 up TO the temples
which have been dedicated 10 the w"r-
ship o; God, our common Father and
there offer the oblation of grateful hearts
which is due from thc finite creature to
the Infinite Creator.
The though, that SO many human be-
ings are plI gathered upon the same
day, and for The same purpose, Is truly
"A beautiful, one, tor this acknowledge
mcnt of the Supremacy al the Power
which guides and preserves us, spraks
well for the emotions OF the hearts oi
the creatures OF the universe. Viewing
the matter calmly, and aside from all The
SECULAR employm, ITS oi life, we owe all
and everything to HIM who tcmpcrs the
wind to the shorn laWb, who is Friend
and Father To the widow and the or
phan and who does no, willingly aii'ici
any Of His children.
The people OF America have every
thing TO be ,hankiul lor on this occaSlon;
we have been variously tempted and al
though We have constantly erred, yet
have we been mercilully preserved. IL
dividually and nationally, we have ial-
len very far shor, of the high commands
of Heaven, yet we have been saved from
the terrible visitation OF the wrath Of an
offended God. We have no right to
expect all this cIcmcncy, because we
know the requirements OF the Divine
law, and we know when we trargresss
them, that We deliberately invoke the
VI JuSllCCs LUZ N''' '''''
compassion upon us. and He calmly
bears with our repeated provocatons,
and yet invites US to accep, of His prot
fcred Grace, which is freely extended TO
US through tie mediatorlal a'onemeht.
L, is His Infnty alone which preserves
us from The doom which we merit aud
vet which we so much dread.
Let us all, therefore, abstain irtm
every kind of secular employ meni on
this great National Sabha'h, and, as
scmbIing in the temples. of God offer up
TO Him the pure Thanksgiving OF CRATE
ful hearts, and give Him Praise for the
numbcrless and undeserved blessings
which He has bestowed upon us,-and
also humbIy impIore a continuance OF
them in future.
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PEAL ESTATE AT TAUCTION

RY virtue Of Mortgage Deed aud Power ~
- Attorney therein contained, made and cxrc'-
tel b, h. Iienry Brown, late oi ,he town and
couhy OF Newport ccedsed To Danrcl 7. SWIM
birnr, of sal Newport bedilng dntc 10" I3th Il
Jdmitry, lSD, anl bl sa, Swhla,,c ass,gurd to
the suisc ibl "A tn 18Th llS oi U,Hpb' g., 1851 -
] vii sell ~ Pthlir AUc' iu, ou the r,eiu,S,s, ~
san N'mp@r, ~ the 1'h as oi ilccrrl''r, ii,
~ u'clu.N, l. M., u ia" titat rl;.t a.d ,htrtctt
cmy,yrl by the sua |; i'cry EroNn, ., and Ia
oac an yliui halt phi n : ccitIin i..rr Gl ,".i-
ca 81 trii, tad the uuildu.s ihr, On s!.,', llP,
situated in SAID tonu ~ N"~ro'i, b"uiricd N,s'-
crly Oh fhau' succi, IL lrri 4. u.h's; A',,n-
criy rittI uu land pi nstl,rir IL. ilslaD', I'D
party ph i,ud bate Ut 'iuy = rroa", d"'ras'",
pa '-t ai1chrs; Eisic.., ~ inud ppv - lda
~ IA aHs oi D"irl .irrNn, - h.':,---,ni
'''"lrr'ly psrt'y on t,ani. '.aac, a"o PARTY on
sad iill new ~ late q tho h'ns II Danel
hrpwn 227 feet inrh s,--i lcu iing un Alley
80, oi -i> irf 4" c, l,dug iium f,anA I.nrr
= tar h0u-, ,n ne rHr 9th shrp,--which said
Az y way Is III ~ iinic. Ia g e,t "lsn, 20 pass
sai ,..,. ,oar, i,om sii h Ius, he ~, iur,,-
uiIp ,rts more or k'.., ~ however otherwise the
sam" nay he bounded Conditions at The ti.nc anG
pl"e"i a.'lr,
ROBERT X CARR,
Di3ts Murig gee.
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Rp Grlc9rapb.
New loRE, Nov. Is.

NEW lohE, Nov. Is.
KimbalI & Johnsoh's clothing store in
John rect, was damaged hy fire last
evening to the amount OF $4,000; in-
sured Sl0,0O0.
The jury in the case Of Antoine Lo.
pcZ for murder OF Officer Foster, have
rendered "A verdict Of guilty.
1t is announced his mo- ming that Miss
Hayes will commence series of con-
certs il few days, under her own man
agement.
Louisiana Eiechons.-A despatch
from New Orleans. dated las, evening,
states that Judge Moore, Wing, hats
been elected, unexpected y, To Congress
in the 4lh district Of Louisiana, over
Morse. Dem, the present Incumbent
II was also supposed that BordeIan,
Wing, for Auditor, has been elected.
WARRINGTON, Nov. II.
Over 5000, ,0OO worth oi'postage stamps
have been iesued from the department
since July.
Col. Fitzhenry Warren has assumed
his new post in the contract office.
Secretary Webster acknowledges the
receipt of Il petition to the Queen Of
Span in behalf oi the American prieo-
ners, signed by many Of the most reg
pectablc citizens of Mobile,-and states
that !; has been forwarded with proper
instructions respecting its presentation.
RicHMoND, Nov. IL.
The trial Of the mutincer Of the ship
Marcia Cleavcs, OF Boston, has been
concluded, and serdict of acqult,al rem
dercd,
BALTIMORE Nov. Is.
A severe gale passed over Norfolk on
Saturday morning, many vessels dragg-
ed their anchors aud went adrilt u
mong them two New York packets.
New YoRs, Nov. go.
About 2 o'clock. this T. ~, Miss Har-
rieon, the teacher Of tho Primary School,
situated III the third story oi Ward
SchooI No. %, was ohscryed, probably
from the closencss oi the room, Ia faint,
which started \ number o.. the children
10 he, SIDE, whlp utl,crs raised the cry
Of FIRE. THIS caused the greatest alarm,
end n general rus,. was made Tor tie
wirdows and stains, the latter beng
spiral l"i ,nanins from tie fast 10 the
!our'l' stU.y ol the bulidng.--The pres
sure aruirst IT, haiustrade as SO great,
i'dt Il 4 we way, prrcipltatlug To the
ilaggc! fioor ol The playground nearly
on" hundre Iltiu Jn's, presenting one
Of 'nr most awful srr,,o,ics ever wit
messed. Tn, sceu was terrific aud
hcdri-rendiry, Cl..l altar child rush
Ell down the horrible pit, crushed be-
meath their weight those Who had pre-
cudeG them. While others 'racrd volun.
trly down he chas.i.. mingIing their
lIc-bood with that of lhoir comrades
More than seventy chi''ten thus rushed
into the java of d.stl' and although
few escaped manned FOR lie some
Il ty ver, instantly killed
Large numbers we're also immediate
" carried 10 ,Aeir homes by their bewil-
dcred parents, 20 that the extent oi the
caa,niy has not b.en ne yet ascertaincd.
The excitement at the School and the
Ninth Ward Station House, was such ~
has been seldom, ii ever Witnessed ~ or
city. The scene oI parents cIasping
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SPRINGFIELD MUTUAL
HEATH 'e%VU AWE "GNPAE,-

srht&cII'tn, MASS.
GEO. H. NORNA.,, Ag"m.
INIIS iuslibiion is cnalrcicl ON the mutual
[. principle, So e.. rs To admit the parties insrr.
cd to IN equal participation in the profits Of tn,
olnpany.
II hisucs to IpaIe and icmllc rrraons between
the ages Of fifteen aud sixty years, ,S".ty .nconc
Al the rate OF 100 per cent, upon amounts analoRy
deposited; in cases of disq itliicatoi. 60 business
by reason Of sickness or accident. For instawc,
person paying 50 year, nsurcs To himscft .
tor 100 p,r ccut.) tor ove,y lccck's iln, within
that year. These benefits are indcpcadent Of
whatever dividends may annual, ace, ne to the ia
smed
The rates ofanun'! payments by the members
Z IL
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NEWTON BROTHERS
FALL SUPPLY OE CHOICE AND FRESH
GNONERIES.


/. NEWTON BROTHERS
i r,tt stInuty ,t ,Ir,,,c avn pprcit
-
JUST RECEIVED, rcr shop Ricnz. from
New York, consisting of the following Goods-
PROVISIOSS. &C
900 p.,, ,,,.,c....., r.. r, ~
! OUU T;rtiasi iarI. o. Hn<..I Cheese. 20 n.,.
cs iIclrng; $50 Bag, f.e S,:; 8 Cases Ground
( Table salt; Casks prime Rice; 25 Boxes sal
crat,is; 2i0 Bags Extra Flour; 10 Bags Ex,r,
Graham Flour; 100 Bags N,w Huckwhca'; %
BblS rIi,t bread and Cracker; 10 Boxes Heck
o.s Farimi.
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
oa R,>os Rroy, iI,v,,, s,,,r. % I'LL.
90 Crushed Su,ar: 10 bbls Gr,,nd Smal; %
bbIs Refined sngm; Boxes Loaf ',n@ar; %
/ HaS" H"cha Coie"; ~ Pocket. old Java ,"i-
lee; 10 Ba.s 1t Domingo CoiEs; 3S Boxes
"f""ha 'o'ee'
/ FOREIGN FRUIT, &c,
~ Rox,. N.v pu,cb R,;.;os. ., ,,,,,,r
\ ot re- N.,y R,,.ins. no c.is Cur,uuts.
., p,,s p",,n,,s.5 : n,x.. ri,ro,. oi ~
, Gr.nnI sr;.cs. i O.. Primo Zr,,nco.
X,,.r,nn ,,,y,,n,, c.
I. ""Hi fN"' N"'' ''' W.
OS Boxes Durham Mustard u Baskets Olive
n ~ Ol; Eases tn!i sh Pickics; ~ ''aN"s
\ P"iper sauce ID BoN" chocolate ana S"'"di
10 Cases Maccaran' and |n,InaceI'i.
SOAP, STARCH. SC.
-. p.orv,.,.i =. ,o p,.vo,
N \ ' i' ~ - 80 ,
:. ''s'.n m "''' "'' I"'p' ~ - r,,'i
Il S'V! - '"s'T." ",p, ~, :" =, d.
\ ~, ~ IL. on n, .,,.,,,;, ra,,,it,s
il TOBACCO AND SNUFF,
i .DO Roxes Tolncco; ,ObbIs Smoking Toha,No;
II ~ Senses Smnsing Tan,.co: 10 Gases Ch,\-
ing '"otccp1 so -" m ""Uo"'! 40 ,,'", ~, , p'I
\ S'o'on '"''' w '''N' 1''' w '""'''
7'.'s'
ALSO, IN extensive variety OF tin' Groceries
! at very low prices.
IN STORE.
! ,,.,., .fr.. l. MI ~ ,..oo, r..
nE ,,: SV',N VI ~" ",''
'"' o'' v ''''' 20 ~ ' ''''' - 49, " 80
i"ioNfhN' To fahthiEs'
! Cool Bread j. one f the greatest Luxuriee IN
/ house keeping, crailics wishing to bc supplied
/ viii plcns, call o,the
| OLD FSr,BIISIIED FAMILY BAKERY.
No POS Yh,m,s Stm,t
L,,'', a,,J Is'.La,n - RI NJ n,
\ p,,,,, C,,eL,,, S,J, p,',.5
G. H., ~ t,., o., ~
ala, nys,,r,, L..,,,;eI or,;,lo
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We sec it stated that the Catholics q
Buffalo. \. Y, contemplate the erection
Of II i"lhedral in that city, to cost one
million oi dollars.
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APoTuECARiES' HALL.
PINE on, FLUID AND CAMriIENE
LAMPS,

. IS. TISDALE & sos, have just adld TO
-. tl,"ir FORMER stock Of Lamps vanity %, wcw
AID 'lrs CAN'T patterns, some oi which are exceed
,ngl, low.inircd. Rich parl" Lamps, !uih 500
hr-, Grand,lcs, Ma.hL., Gil, aud i;rnnzc ':al,e
i.anps. with every variety Of GLASS and Brllana
hand L,lI;s, tor auchrn use, pcsicctls s:l;r and
clean. Nlga, Lamp. i,, 2JctS
Oh So.rs ,nl tube Humps altered to hWH Fla
H. Wi,ks ani ,'hmrcys ior OIl and tlr.i,hrne
Lrnp., C,n ,ni every article ncccss,r! to render
th' stock co.nplrtr.
B. II. r. * son have usi received an "nsir"
new p,'tatn Jt Crn,henc Lamp, whrh lurr
with great hIl'iancy, ata trihhs cost. III.
4 New ahI vriy hrg" s1"p.y al IA" plj.nlT
n pirrr: oi IA; q G'rra, ia S'crty, r'cr'vrd Ivy
WILLIAM II. PEEK,
NIL. % Tam, street.
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The casing vote by The Lit. Governor
of New York State, in the event oi tic
The Senate. does POT extend to the
passage of bills No bill can pass wi,h-
out the vote of seventeen Senators.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-27

The Kosciusko VIII case. at Washing
ton, has bcR decided in favor of the
sureiies of the late Col. Bumford, the
iadmi' ist ator ofthc rs ate.
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pI|RRCR BoOTS

4 yery dcsir,hl aI,c', To protect the f'ct in -
n orr@ aiN rain storm, in the 'napc oi L1die !
aud Gcnt"nrn's Hu.her Hoo's, just rccr'',d from
the best Manuiac'o'y in the country; 'or sale b..
hB BEIJ. MARSH.
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IL Y HAZARD 4 co.

4 RE now recicviug from the New YORK Mar
II krt supplies oi Fresh and pune Drugs, Oh M
icals, and Medicines generally, selected with great
care. aud under the per,onal super, ision oi one
Of the hn, By familiarity with he price aud
qu,i,r'es Of medicines ns imported, Iiry II. en-.
sure the v'Ir best gl.,,t-s at the ordinary r,'-
crs. Fpai car" !, ,c>ciClSei IN the selection II
Po~dc.s, Extracts, Chemicals and Oils, 10, the
prescription Desk and uurrm,l'ing ,x"riion shall
NJ; b. iar'ns 70 cn icr ,torh perfect IN eve
ry Ietaii, ii our prices en'ircl, Satisfactory To
oW customers
o2i APoT!IECARiES HALL.
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S!iELBiRNS, Almonds, reacan Nuts and
y Dates on hand aud COR sal" hv
nlt X WILSON. II Tbamos-St 3
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Warm thanks To Thee, o God Supreme,
For ail Thy mcrcms given;
Accept our praisc from this dark earth,
To Thee in Thine own heaven.
Thy Kindness We have known and fen,
in all the paths Of life,
For Thou has, guided all our walks,
From pcstiieDcs and rtriie.
III, hope has cLcc'td 'w fn'n'ing hearts,
And rerved our weaker sc...,
And raised us unto In,nlncss.
Ifno, 10 ,nnoconcc;
lfrpt to holy ac,' and dreds,
And sinlcs. thoughts ol loye,-
We have heen better far, than those
Whose lips with prayer nc'cr move.
We thank Thee i"r Thy guardian care,
Thy shield above II. spread,
And that om lives again aie spared
From dwelling with thc dead.
BE thou our gieat Protector still,
In errors widest night,
And stretch o'er us the amLl, folds
OfThinc rxhau.,!.ss light.
Oh, may We spend, for many ycar',
On earth, these holy days,
Aud, Oh the morn Of each, return
To Tree more fitting praise.
Thus growing in Thy grace, may We,
Though in Thy court the least,
Be greeted there as well-loycd guests,
At Thy Thanksgiving Feast.
Ns,r1lott Il. L
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L'IGs --'u., rcrciy.I fresh la, aud ior s,lc
l. a. X. WILSON'S
~ ~ lhNp.-st
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VEGETABLE
PI. kCMAkY BklSAM

Er a " = N
Va essSstTsb DT@ SStsSt
! The CErIy RTuIDY
G., m .rCJIS ('Oy Dor,d
IL ~. CDNSI N,gy'ItNS after :,
+ NG.eSSr.e, ! .,iJ of ,y,,,, b,, ,,,oys 4 ma
Es~ts 't,shNs Ly ,l,,os, oc,c,uJ co,.,rt al
81 "tts,.h, The head r , orYb M,I,,inc,.
z Se.t oR N i The orly # pdinu art,, e
4 -. co.. ,I,,, h,. hi,, s,.,,7,,d il.
'sW,,e o,,,, and ,,n,,,u,l, yrouiry
aS.s ;, ,utp,io,. t,, so L,, !, u,t,,d
or,ioc. MANY eminent ,n .icians DO not hrsi-
,,e f., ,cL,,,, IcI ~. su,rr,ori,y. am. u;tl en-
,,,o o,Gi,, o., r.r,,n,r,,,, i, IA Ii,i, ,nti,u,,
a, !, snpcrio, prcru,uion, wbich has been found to
II. nc,i,I, x.te c,,ycn,,,,. and hipbly ,llicn.
= ,r. IN II ,i.c,..s ,f ia. Jbyoof. Jungs. and
Cb,,, O,c ,b, has used il tins .re ~ ,t It,
"VIIvToy P,rE.N.N Is, 1850.
Mcssrs. Reed & Cutler Nearly seven ,r,s
,,o had +, Vi. leot attack a. il n .ni,ndinn oi the
Isw. '% h,b ~ ' as ,as,rJ ,,. +, m, ~ 'h,.rGs witt,
t,,,,., ,o,,,r,ui ;, ,rc.;,. h,, v,,h buIc ,,I,,,
th / l,,,,,rn, ., .; .,, ,,,;,. ul ,, ~, ,l,,t.
NJ cou,b a., - alma, ;ur - an n,romru,,r Ni,A
,\u,,,o,.,t,,n of th,, m, ;, p,, id and off r-,.
Kin l. a, mart of ,h., tnr l,,<rd with ilond H. ia
q, ia and p,rk corir. -ty.a lugc ulcc
bul.c nn ~, lungs, winch G. iar near sui'"c.'ins
,rc. ] h Il continual a.. "a, swciis, and WHs -:
due dinrst 20 Skeleton. Myc'" Was ronsiA'
cr Il hnpcoss r1t nnk h, the rh,sir,ars, bm Nv
all who saw me- Accidentally hearing tom
nrigl,bqr q. .l,e e,pcts Nhch the Vegetable Tut
'no rary liilssm had prohar.d IN -'milar ease,
vas lnducc' i" ny il. Hrime ! had uscd "'@
br;t" | bcgIn to iHrruvr, and Wy tn nsc "t
t'ur bottle. was RESTORED :" rs,mi health h'd
used "a VARIETY uf u,hci mediriu's which give ne
M rl,el. lew mrrks ago Was similarly "a.
tackled aud am nnw using The b"lsam With lhf
,a;, WV" WV, =" W r.. n,,, ,f;, IN ,c
,ra., an, ,,,, ,,, 81 !, =, !. ,r,on,I,.h.
eL l""rs, Nc,
t~'gma) WV, J., NoAtN' = W..
N"' u oii-Ntw NrliW""g, W N"f
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their dead aud dying children, ggnrs
description, and was horri. lie 10 behold.
The Police and Staff Recorders May
or, and many medical men were prompt
ly on the spot, rendering to the sufferers
all the aid in their POWER. An inquest
will be held at 9o'clock lo-morrow when
III" true causes Of This shocking calam-
iiy will be more fully SHOWN.
POSTSCRIPT.
Since the above. il has be n asrcr-
tained. that besides those killed, seventy
or eighty are manned, some OF them for
life. Many OF the little ones were -
dreadiully disfigured and mangled, as TO
be acarceiy recognized by their parents.
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Eh,NCES At Europ", in Series Of Letter.
II from Grcrt britain, France, haly. Swltncr-
ltn'. 81, during the Sn,S ncr Of |Sj.; mcluling
notices Of the u.c,t Exhibition, by ilorlc" Gree
les.
The W,,lrr Boo. for Girls and Bo,s, hy Na-
thIiI Hawthorn, with engraving. ~ Baker
tran !essm 10y Billings, iu.t published and Gr
sale hy WILLIAM II. PEEK,
NIL 80 Iham1s Street.
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hRRklp OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY, Mcv. 9th 1851.
Thanksg:ving Hymn.

NY WILLIAM u. CRANsTor.
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Louisiana Eiections.-A despatch
from New Orleans, dated las, evening,
states that Judge Moore, Wing, hats
been elected, unexpected y, To Congress
in the 4lh district Of Louis lana, over
Morse. Dem, the present incumbent.-
II was also supposed that Bordcan,
Wing, for Auditor, has been elected.
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The CHFiT RI NJ DY
Cor iGsGHS, COLpN nd
CONStNI yIONS, after 4
.rlaI Of fw'n;y.tr y'ors, T. ln.s
~ almost gcIe,al corsrul, at
the head Cough M'tIicincs.
II is the Only st,,nding artr C
that hds mil, sr,'armd is
great and ,onstanily growing
r, fulatlon, 'ur So hong u pc,md
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-27

10. i73 THAMES ST, Corner Market sqr.
T.iiS well kiowu cs,abl, ,shncnt again presents
~ ri.'' ~ 10 YOUR atei;ion. The proprietor H.
nnN prepared to show ever, Kind Of f'sniualh
&: Is l.y f..il L.i Water nc.u.---Thr ~nieb
,nrtll rru,u ti,,n ,,i the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-27

DUt SELLS AMANUiSF. iar'hrr scttly
~ fresh from thc N .-ih,iu,u, An 'sc-l,n'
preventive pri cm- tr char,d ha'ds firt.
roughpc,s NJ thr .tin 80 idn niir' sh.rid
q. erA AGa Il. X. htIihi' 3 -,
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
CONSTITUTION


This anniversary OF ono Of The hardest
fpttrlit battles and most tllustrinus achieve.
,netts that adorn the annals OF our cotn.
try's history was duly observed aud appro'
priately celebrated by our citizens IN gener'
al and by the Washington GaaFds In
particular. Capt. TuNNARp formed hia
company ut the Town Hail at 9 o'clock
A. M, anl marched to tho Barracks,
where he waa joined Ivy a company of u.
States troops under the command of Lieut..
NlcKrb. Col. WEBSTER, took command
Of the Battalion assisted by an Aid. Judge
CARDIGAN. The Battalion tI1ns Differed
marched through the principal streets OF
the own and drew up oil the Public
Square, tor the purpose Of firing y national
mn accident, however, as affecting
M it was unforeseen, interviewed, aud there
were but nineteen guns fired. The day
was rropi,ttioua, and the companies mnde
quite an interesting show. Tho Col and
his aid mounted on spirited chargers,
looked very military, and added very much
to the duc appearance Of those under their
somIanud
The celebration Of tho day terminated
with n Grand Civic aud Military Ball ut
The ~ltarnoy House IN which was to he
seen many Of tho military costumes taat
had hourtshcdto greater advantage during
The day. The rain that fell during the
evening prevented many from attending
who would have done so: the number
present, however. was sufficiently large to
DC agreeable, aud not too large for a beau
% "outt n swell or a belle to dasl, u
Taken altogether the BALI was
agreeable and satisfactory and
credit on those who conducted
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-01-11
Telegraphed 10 the Baton Rouge Gazette.
~
destructive Explosion.

by u despatch received on Thursday,
and dated New York, Jan 7, we learn
that the trigate Donna Maria, at Maeao
blew up and destroyed the lives of two
hundred persons.
The following We received from New
Orleans on the same day
steansllip Pacific from Cliagres ttd Lac
wanna arrived at the bar ri Q o'clock ?, m.
Yesterday The glorious sth was eelebrat-
ed with much spirit Soldiers, ltremen and
benevolent s0cieties, SO, turned out strong
will, dfnms end HE. brass binds aud btglea.
Epnnl pirreandt Lafayette square was
feowded wilhH peetators FlaggR,. Htroained
from every ship, boat and public building,
appropriate salntts were Cred during the
day. Ninety free colored volunteers who
took part in the dangers of the battle at
New Orleans, Joined in the procession, the
usual round of gaitiee, Theaters, Concerts
I5alts, Operas, &c.
CONSTITUTION.