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The Election IN Otscgo County, N. Y.

UoefktsroWN, MATCH o, 1901.
The returns from ot,ego county, thus far fol
lows = Free Soil, ot.ego, Oneida Milford, Lawrence
Decatur, we,tford. Burlington, Springfield, Exetsr
Ricbdrld Chsrry Valley, Unsdills Butternut-whiys,
IL; democrats, Hunker Middleiord, Hastwick and
New Lisbon Maryland. Wooster, Morris, rittsheld,
Plainfeld and Edmiston, have not been heard from,
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go 500 north lat leaving very extensive fields to
che south. Also many large icebsrgs.
Annexed are the
NAMES OF THE PASSENGERS BY THK PACIFIC.
j. A. Pesant, Mr. Davies,
Mr. Molina, Capt. Dixey,
J. H. Coats, Mr. Newton,
Jas Nsrmand, Jr., Mr. Napier,
p. p. Pochet Mr. Raymond,
II. M. Titus, Il. l.. Brown,
q b Parsons, J. J. Smith,
Mr.. Norman, n. A. Stevens, -
H. Win, s.. Bassst stn Atlantic,
'Mr. Mudens, q. Bernard, dc.
Mr.. Gillian, Dr. 5aml BOYD. do
This is one week lster, and of considerable impor
tance.
The London Times, Of the 2lst ult. says
Lord Russell has rendered his resie uation to Her
Majesty, and only holds office until another govern
sary confidence, or rather Parliamentary sympathy,
which his ordship and his colleagues have evidently
suffered Of late, has probably prepared mort OF our
readers for this result.
We learn by accounts from Paris, that there seems
to be determination to get up subscription for the
Prdent in spite of his wish to the contrary, and
veral Lists have been opened in Paris The Presiden
horses have in part sold and he threaens to give
no more balls festivals. His partizans have now
taken up the line OF avengng the President ON the
Assembly for rejecting the doston by advocating the
retrenohment of the salary Of representatives.
The proceedings Of Austria and Prussia are nov be-.
snpg to excite serious alarm amongst the cabinets OF
Europe. The extension Of the military power Of
these States and tho porstion of the NON Ger
manic provinces Of the Austrian empirs-namsly,
Hungary and Lombardy-with the Central .Bund Is
regarded direct violation of the treaty of 1915.
France and Great Britain have both protested BY
their respective govern nens against 1t. or course
all tbs minor States Of Germany will be swsmped
uesss Cassel has NO hops and Hamburg is fned with
Austrian soldiers 1t !, stated from Dresden that the
committees In the act OF terminating their do
bates and that the plensry meetings are about to
commence.
The central executive power Is on the point OF being
established, and Prince sehwsrzenberg and Baron
Manteudsl are preparing for another interview At
tDre.dsp Aus ria and Prussia intend to monopolizs
the military system, and to occupy the most i'm
pcrtant positions In G,rmsny. An army Of the two
powers will occ upy the country from Rastadt to
Dusseldorf, with its headquarters at Mayence and
Frankfort.
The msnufactuTst party in the Vienna tariff con-
zress has succeeded in reisng the proposed protective
duties on twist namely for unblsashsd cotton twist
from 12s Cd per c~t 70 Ids 1od; for beached twist
and thread to 21s Sd and for eyed yarn asd thread
from Eos Cd to sis l0d per cvt The present duties
the yoIvsr,n o. for unbleaohed twist 2ss for
bleached or dyed twist aud for thread,
The news from Italy ia Of interest Our Londsn cor
psspondsnt speak, OF the movements Of Mas,ini and
9arsbaldi.
The Queen OF Portugal gave birth to princess on
che % ult. II diei INN sdiately after it's birth
There has been no cbsnge in cotton.
American securities In the London market were
without change on the 2ist ult. Annexed were the
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The False imprisonment or an Americas
Captain at HaytI.

BosroS, March g. 1851.
Letters from Cape HAytien Of the 18th Of February
"sts that Commodore Parker, OF the ssrsnso, had
made formal demand upon the Emperor for redress
h the natter OF the imprisonment Of Captain Nsyo Of
th> brig Lesnder. The Sarsnsc sailed Pebruarv nth
fse Porto Rico and st Thomas for c,al, ami thence
ned to Port Prince to obtain the answer of the
Emper>'r The same letter states that the steamer
Water W. tch has been placed at the disposal Of Mr.
wal.h tho nitsd State Special Agent who is charged
with the pscih ,aton Of the tive ds of the island
Letters from Honduras, Of a ists date mention ru.
mors Of blockade Of Truxifo and 0mos by the English
Very Interesting from Yucstan-Lster from
Mexico ana Central America.
New OsLEASs, March 8, 1851.
News received yesterday, stated that Yuestan was
in most dsplorabs condition and that although the
With the indians still carried on, the whites
lacked the of prosecuting 1t sccessful issue
To-day however, private advces have come to hand
which ntons that the British had taken possession
OF that county, the Spanish authorities wing given
up everything ana left the country In charge of the
81 itsh Goternor. Dates from the city of Mexico to
the 10th ult have b. On received The country gene
rally WAS quiet with the exception that wlsss
hands OF Americans were committing great eutrages
in Chihuahua.
A previous cunt informs that the town OF Pc
ru, Mexico, had been captured BY he:de of Indiaue
sho committed the areat~t atrocities and that
raj depart mepts OF Durango CahulA and Chthushus,
be 0vsrrun with Il ndisns
report from Cs ntrsl America says that q battle
had b. fought between this States of An Salvador
anc Guatemsls in which tbs former was vic torious
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his resisnstion; and that Sir JAMS Graham at the
premisr's suggestion hss been sent for Tha greatest
possible excitement prevails; and NOR. with her
thousand tongues, announces ell kinds OF dubious
(From the Liverpool Standard, Feb. 22l
cabinet council was held ysstsrdsy afternoon. st
the Foreign Office which sat th quarters an hour
After the council, Lord John Russell ven; TO Buok
ipEhsm Palace to have an audience with her Majesty
The London Times. of the 2lst ut., ssys- e
Lord Russell fas tsndsred his resignation to her
Majesty, and only holds office until another govern
meat can be formed This extensive loss of parlla.
mentary eoAddsnce. or rather parliamentary symps
thy which his lordship and his colleagues have evil
our readers for this result"
Tho "lesiing Journal goes on to ask-whas ssrs Of
areconstruotion? Fer regards the critical princi
pies and personal character OF the men, there Is
reason why cabinst shouts not bs formed with Lord
John htil for leader but with several members
including two three from Sir Robert Peels admins
tretion But the wings are generally averse to coa
ltion. They oone In and go out together, and much
the public will undoubtedly lose by the saoriaos OF
the eld cabinet. We can scarcely hope to see any
part OF it in ths new combination.
What may the protectio nsts expect out OF the pre-
sent crisis. II summoned before her Msjestys coun
ellis and compelled to dissolve Parliament, they
only pledge themselves to the constituent to enhance
the price of bread and other oed and to throw away
the legisaton Of the ast twenty years Their fate
meet Parliament to be beaten on the address
leave public affairs in the greatest confusion
to incur the necessity Of ansther general election
to throw the government ultimately into tho hands
OF politicians, with whom they feel much less
synpstby than they do either for ths friends OF
Lerd John Russell for tho adnirers Of Sir B. Peel
We have little doubt from tho numerous iad ep nd
ept statesmen Of our day. government could be
formed that would deserve and generally receive
the cordial support Of those who at present in
power The mort desirable object Is union all should
combine to prevent even a moments success Of the
protectionists imposture.
The question OF f-se trade ought not to come again
before the country. 1t Is too serious and too
subject to be opened. especially by this rough pro-
Gees Of general elsction-au wise men should com-
bine 70 avert the peril and should combine to give
fair chance TO whatever body Of the liberal
ber majesty may summon 70 her councils.
TIE other morning papers contain un0uncc N mt
OF Lord John Eusselis resignation The Advertiser
states that the conser vatives cannot come to any
unanimous conclusion. Mr Gladstone will not touch
free trade nor agree to Lord 6tsnley's Protestant
views respecting tbs Papsl aggression.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
.. ~, oo>~~~~o~~~o~~~~~~N> .s-L ~.
ONE WEEK LATER INTELLIGENCE.
>~.>>c.~>>~~~>>~~~~>~>
Ar RIvA
AMERICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
Another Extraordinary Winter Passage.
The Defeat and Resignation Of the
British Ministry.
X ~~>~>~~~co>~~>~oO~~~~~
Threatening State Of Affairs on the Continent.
~>~-~~~~>~>~>~>~~~~~~
attitude Of England and Franco to Russia,
Austria and Prussia.
ANTICIPATED MSURRECTIOS In ITALY.
s~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~>~~S
Aspect Of the Cotton Market,
&C.. Sc. 30.
Threatening State Of Affairs on the Continent,
attitude Of England and France to Russia,
Austria and Prussia.
ANTICIPATED INSURRECTION In ITALY
Aspect OF the Cotton Market,
Sc. Sc, 30.

The American mail steamship Psci6c, Capt Ezra
Aye arrived sstsrday afternoon from Liverpool after
of twelve days and two hours across the Allan
the second rponderf wnter passage Of the Collins
cleaners The Baltic, 1t will be recolectsd, made q
similar short last month.
The Pacific sailed from Liverpool st quarter past
3P.M., February 22d. She lost eight hours by the
ice on the Banks. She came in contact with 1t In
-A3 deg 80 north lat aud got through 1t in AZ deg
go soc north lat, leaving very extensive fields to
che south. Also saw many large icebsrgs.
sd fha
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

'(Erom Me WQshiHei0B Hn'el'gPRCeF,
We know from the evidence of parties
concerned. that the humhIrsf individuals
who eng lged in the Expedition were
promised large sums in tie event of III
succeas--as much rs "A thousand dollars
zach whilst those orhighrr prctenslons.
who held nominal rank in the invading
fa'cc. were. iH tie same event, 10 be-
come nussn Sfors ol untold wealth. We
Know, also. thai much of The money lor
the actual expenses Of both expedition
that Ct last year and That of the pres
rnt--was raised upon bonds (promisef
~ ray) Issued by somebody or other ;
that these bonds have been bought aud
cold that IN one Gaze, IA thousand dol
lars was advarced by an officer OF the
Expedition. for which he was TO receive
ton Thousand dollars, making the price
&C the bonds 10 he ten cents on the dol
lar thnt much money has been let out
upon this gambling sort of security
and we have even heard that at the
same rate crops qt' cotton have been ex-
changed in Louisiana for these bonds
whilst elsewhere they have been passed
of Tor cash a as low rate as two or
three cents on The dollar. BIT we have
as set had no definite formation Of the
form Of these bonds tie nature of ihcr
sipulntiops. or the amount and charac-
ter of the fund or funds out Of which
they are, or were 10 be paid.
Satisfied by anuccidcntal publication
in the New Orlca, newspapers Of the
sale of IL small amount OF them, we cx-
pressed wish 10 be enlightened by the
publication Of Tire form Of one of these
londs, 10 enable the public 10 determine,
from tic face of it, whether it bore the
impress OF a guilty or an innocent tran
saCtion.
Our wish has been accomplished
We have got copy of one of these
Bonds. Here it is, word and letter -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
EzNARCiSO LOPEZ
. 49, = J. SlNcuFz YzShGl,
$1,000. : AMBRosIo JOSE GONZALES
: ~ G.. u. SMITH.

ARCHBIsH OF BALTIYoRE.-Thc
Philadelphia Catholic Hcrtld confirms
The rumored appointment Of Bishop
k nrick us Archbishop of Baltimore
1 ne Herald .ys "during the past week
rious rumors have been circulated re-.
specting the filing Of the vacant see OF
Baltimore which have caused many
anxious inquiries. We therefore deem
Il best 10 state that authentic ini1rmaiion
has been received, that oL the Sd Ut.
flis Holiness. Plus TX. promoted thu
Bishop ct ,hIs Dioccss to that see, and
at the sane timc, nominated him Able
gate to preside at the National Council,
to DC held next May in the city Of Bal
iimore The official documents howev
er, have not yet been received. Bishop
Garland who is no doubt by this time
nj Rome, will probably bring over the
Pallium on his return"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

ASTONISHING AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE.-Cap
Erva Rsapp, OF No. ~ Willow st. Brooklyn, NJ "
one of the most respectable cirzens IN the city wa
afflicted Ave years with Scrohilous Erysipclas Of bou
egs from the knces TO the leet, which nilancd ano
swellcd "a proJgious size and liberated Large dcep
ulcers apparently large enough 10 finger n carna
into them which discharged daily almost incredible,
quantity OF q maturatcd substance He had had the
sdyce and attendance Of several of the most sklui
physicians. and bad tried many highly recommended
medicines without eiitciinR a cure and was told bv
two Of his physicians that tho ulcers in his Qs
would h,m Of b,fos long. BRlSrs PrRuyrrs
EXTRACT has cured these liberated and infamed leps
90 that now they are entirely healed up and he enow
sood health. 49,
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ALT RHE M,
INTERNAL JlCERS.

This cure Is triumph the kin Of the best physi
Giant In the city Of Philadelphia and Is POSITIVE rRoop
that internal ulcers be cured easily extern
when BRAsr's PURIFYING EXTRACT IL used. Mr.. Igy /.
Hepburn, Of the most respectable gentlemen 4
AvbSrs, Cavsga Co, " Y, Informed us in Oct, 1877
that he had been afflicted with three FIssUREs "
ULCERS so situated internally to allow Of examl
ston and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and
their location. lie said that he had spent yeariS
Philadelphia, under the professional advice of the be
physicians, and Vas Obliged 10 return 10 Auburn wur
out help, when DIR r. NJ Hunt druggist ~
Auburn. advised him 20 try Rrdsfs Purifying Ertra
and the ot bottles Of II Effected perfect
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II(lIISES FOR SALE

I'IIE Greennrin House in Spruce street, con-
4 tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
convcnienccs and out-buildings, well of good VII.
ter, barn, large garden containing variety If
fruit trees, &c.
Also house IN Tanner street, containing eight
rooms, with out buildings, we'll Of GOOD water,
garden cont aiming fruit trees, &c. Both houses
are in good repair. For terms, Sc, apply at this
vlire. w. II. CRANSTON.
Jan II. f
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FEvER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DrNNING. Pastor oi tho Pre-.
byeriun church, Adams Has n. Mu'.r u1iy N-E Ivk,
wrote TO US; 81 have just received letter nom Mr. t,s
DUssIsC, relative To tie Of MS lul
may depend what il states. for he lirsii-n
and elder in the church, Some y''lrs - Ls q,
lave Of his legs cR ~, Ia h- M
OF Feversorc. The Other lcg heinz now affected. ant
about TO be hlnpuiscd, recommended RpASI's MEui-
cIsg. kend the result He Il hare us,3 OHiy it,es
BOTTLES OF BRANTS MEDICINE IiGeed 1T Horr, :,
r0r your recommendation Hat Nr5icr and can now
say tiu with the blessing of Got il has affected cure Of
~ leg" See Pamphlets for fan ialltcu.BI,
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Mr.. .. II. KINNEY. merchant. (1r'n, OHeikI c,inis
- b. informed us tut thliCrT-Cc'ur ~ sad county
f,cn. wondrfful cures "f CASrIRs through t. rlcacy
Of BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT ! c,IcrraoThr =
IA Grcene county, y. " HsU us.uf baid Fl Mr..
A. Is. SETTLE, druggist, N taui uHr", Nut
~, N y. has Informed ls uf punoran 'ys af ~
GER Of long standng, wlncI rhrc.rd l,l
OF that pucr lfuerriDr', TINS PuKtI, CG.rc,, ~
lts purifying, heam" power. whA impure dsca,e nf ss
hood can u not cure Seven yrara' r-pCrtncr and
unph says there are none bat what 4 ~ III cure.
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"hI1tCA, Gene SEQ Co, Feb "drl !, 1873.
IN WALLACEA CO-GcnHcncH: was, Tor nurs
than yrar, afflicted VIII dtcaSr 81 " stomach Icpud
any ft rrl'v sUh,icr without chl,.ut rr,Hr
pain, nckncs and WON'T ting, AMI was cu:lunay rfr rrt1
with suliiHri. |. ,- "Aluruuru tried one
le Of BRAS1'S MEDICINE. "li'u. to my u'',r dI,,r-
ponimrn ed5cf and rci',ci NJ y'vyi lpH after e0tay
therefore used cui. hu''r. win hirs completely ctci
the iseHsc am now w" amt ,HTiy. AMI sulosp
anything tlusl l"ug '"-,.. li' stomach h,cuurg
You're srrcfIlN, r. =. MlICON"
MI, Wilcox Ii a rrgItriulf merchant uf Allica.
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cANcERoUS scROFULA |!

This 10 the case OF d,iag Who yet Nres lie yss
cured of Of SCNOFF LA, by only irene h"i
H., uf Rrii's Purher ihun cured hN iie ~" ~
tps,,s Of the best S1Js01 TINT wac ''tl thds
SIrs.parlla Las s.ccHt ACde Jouu To Eject TIE cure
of such q rsvoltnGiy h0p,,ess c'-". 80
uLi four vea,s--sns confined - Hs bed l" hh y,lt-o
,vus much discussed and drrlrairn ns 20 hc jnnbr '"
,.s. I'M, hnd t his head III, had the bet melo1i GdrsF
had used AT Df the bcst SIsdnd,1 iO n. good "frci-
vol ,ssyss and rovse uni considered 10 he ~ dying
nm, and rud not live .irafy Epy hoi0s oAger, hen ="
cunncnced using EKANTS rGRlFltt. Hs rrt "n'
c.tsu nearly Of from 10 hDic ri'tH f,H1h
M, ,rndpiye nnlsr his chin. that h" hr"hincd Hrnu
the hole his eaten around thai cold hv iDfrd
" ont uf s plnr. IL only hsiu, h small P-sT' o., nsu
OF on, arm was DESTROYED hy Two ucrs; an nlrrr and"r
he arm as large 0rs hdHd, Ind nlHry .IfSs Hr"th
hi, ride into his body THUS he Hfr'd "tih frehv
sch pufyd acyid egcHsirr r'>crs on vlss .ns o hs
p.rson FOR further ami GIli particulars, see onr TAN
PHLETS .--.. ,.
DR. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of The most s.ihll ph,-
sic aus Of Ronix called i1 Hal lr Gay tci"'s
IL, cunucnc.l using Bral't Purifier. nr. W. Examined
Li,s AMI linen told Inn that OH tie @"tHss ~ he m.''S
,.nLI ..f cure hia--tlu; h.r
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The Treasury Department, in aniici.
patton Of considerable trade with CHI
M, by way Of San Francisco, has dra WI
up Instructions for the regulation Of la
Jcrts M The Pacific ports and in.cnlc,l
OF fhe Atlantic.
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v PALM "Vt, the ta"ricnn N"wsH--
I,r Agent, H. jhr anihorlz,d Ap,ut ior 'hc paly
News anl iirrtl 81 the Finn ia "a ci,cs e
DIt'np, = .' p.t .ul rhi'dGu!l hia, and q. 10y
rln 'ON'rod L. ;.,nc aoy"liis"iuers art "a tii :
ti"ns al l" ratrs az ,'qun'd us. - 'tr'll Il
will ic tcg rdcd ~ payments. His 'h.cDs af-
Boston, S'o'Ly's 1riiiirg, Comt strct; NV
f"rk, TrI'u'c 'nt'a.ng; lh'Ladr hl', Moth
Il ,orte, \ uhd Chcsrrt silit'F.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES & ClMpl AIMS

No remedy Offered 10 II" publ" ns been h,if
sertop and etocfn IN Jr''.IUg A ihr incidental rtaH,s-
and i,rssm0, cI Oi the s,'y BRAsI's iULnUy,RY
BALsAm mukrs i.rruc' Wheeler III, iu,nt
Ey1rrssiOH clccs ulGcr irsgil 1T Rf6Gl ES
ALL hy strengthening ~" SY~rrM equal :iHy ne CFtUt-
rlos and soothing aud dHdyiHy NEU,uvs ikKiIAElLIY
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Worse than H. pe,ess I!

Nov hs.r Mr. HASkIN's srirIssyI uf cue! lir ,hh :
W. ~ n procured our t..uc At HHfH = PfRF i!Nf.
EN'rR tfT, OF Bu,oq s. Isandrd dHI. rot. of IL, nc
u.ing that gn Lrg - ~. idis'. T'Ht n6't -
enabled nue. u get ~ ~ ned, wlrrs f.o zen c"nir'i
.nt t.ay III. eevud bolHe ,uah'd me- &" get O"i i'r
the n,vs LsfH. .u.blra O. r0k ira pds., 10 IL u" {
tre, where procured 'r bpt1s' n"rr' aud wien s "a
tsh.d u.p. cni se,G'ceH O ~ caiy Grr,. had hots
uD-.nd pyss bottle, r.urr rhrcird ffPt ltT t nj "i
All i've uicsrs, and restored to- yDo : h.aiLl,'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

Nhen shan we, as n Sm'c, ron
iror our ignoraucc of the pla'nesi nat
nrdl riItls uud from oar insgnsiuiily 10
HE claim, ot iDose right, wa.ch We /. Il
iutn 10y copiinuiug 81 loiu unier the old
ch"ri'r I Wien shall we become as en-
'igItehrd ~ our nrighhors ou The
subjects i'-H10H
Ia, flrrdl should Mt Ie - imli-
iirnt Surely, We ure Improving n>
RAJ rs'y a roi!G ,. expected @. Il pcr, lie
50 'uIt" gnorH'' uf their plIinrst
igt's aad - much behind thcirn i.l-
b"rS. We nav cumincHcrd, undrr lnc
hapfy arsrlo IF Il pemocr,';r Il Inin-
lsiraHIn. in sht. T. oar bcuiLnjrd Stale
upon the models around ~. commencing
by importing Il LicItrnait Governor
from New lorA and haze lu'lowrd it
mp by copying an ImIgortant lnw irom
Mass 'chus"'ts. II may be reasonably
hHtcd HAT IL Tie coursr or The V, ar The
patty ~ power Will be able 10 br ak
down the Rhode Island feeling winch
yet remains among us. and 10 ciluce
those old Rhode Island notions which
for more than two hundred years have
Distinguished us and which have kcpt
u' 80 deeply IN iguOrancC. and so far be-
hild our more enlightened n 81 bors.
Newport, il would seem. is destined
10y "A Just compensation, 10 take the lead
IA these great reforms. That ancient
town has long been s'rouvhoid Of
Rhode Island sentiment and Rhod, l.
land feeling. IT. delightful mturi! see
ne,y and unrivaIlc climate, are now
iu"rlng political advcniuiers from all
p,OS ot Tic county, t. all in the rcSu-
o,iiUn ol hr State. ANA 10 introduce the
more liberal culture and the moe en-
l0afcned poiry o. the States around us.
Let II IT the Herald therefore despair or
complain. IL cannot expect 10 effect so
gr'h change at Oace, or by any sia-
gle measure. The sentiments born n
the STATE, md strengthened by the
growth OF successive generations, can
not be cr;ldicatcd at one blow. BY
faithfully copying the Legislation Of 9th
er States. by curIining our chief Offices
T. men orrecenr immigration. 10y IL jn-
diclOus assault upon every thing which
partakes Of the Rhode Island character,
and by a liberal use of money in COT
rnpilug The elections we shall in time
come to that happy condition, when the
Herald would nj know us from prov
iGcH ol New York or il dependency Of
Massachusct's.-PIOr. Joilr.
Oh yes, we are taking the lead in
these great reforms. |, is well known
that Cd Nnwrort has loag been behind
the are. SO now We have aroused at
las, and lor tie want Of some other en-
p9ymcnt. we are importing Democratic
politicians from other States. 10! the
purpose Of bringing them into notic',
AMI assisting them up tie ladder Of
fame. y is you' time gcn'!"men
please nuke tnrly application, bclore
the chances are al gore, os Rhoic Il.
land is n small State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
LlVER-COMP PLANT!

Dr NATHAN HUBBARD. Of S'o~f,,d Conn one ~
the oldest and most respectable ,Hyscl ', a'i 81
with Irer fOUliipt many rri grrty c4reE
BY using BEANTS IiRlFNING EXTRACT W. could
hundreds of OiICT a guutl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
GENERAL DtglLlTY OF THE SYSJEM!

Mr. A. no LTSTAND ER, merchant. Obeyia. Io,rain Co..
Ohio wrote, Dcccmrl 10 G& md H"r having stated how
like chnrIn the PULMONARY BALsAM had effected
the cure Of his wift cpuslnrtiyr cough, spd have
personally used BR fNT'S PUIRFlING EXTRJTT
To- general debility of NY system and have no he.niOn
In snying that II N tie isi medicine u RrsrORE and ~
viGoRArE TnE system tii myc ever uad In etc,V in
stance where we have .cld BKANTS MEDICINES th,v
hare proved bey enicy. and yrn the Hrs1 sAItstAcruS
SALT Ri EUM,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
DYSPEPsIA-SOuR STOMACH CIREp.

AGENTS--C. q. e. Hasord, Nuggf-s
A. Driscoll, Wureu-J. \. Dpugl,ss, Bristol
II. q. Brown, East Grcenwich-O. Baker, Ma
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-; Taylor. kingsi NJ. Alien, Brands Iro,
Works-N. s. Palmer 4 Co, We.,e~ly-
Young, Wickiard-J. ". Anthony, Fall River
j.. ANTHONY, Wesiport--and b., Merchants and
Druggists generally.
Al orders must bs addressed TO " allse
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