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C1NCuEANs tIACHINE FOK CRrsii

rOCHEANs IACHINE FOR CRUSH
y ING GuLD ORE.-These Machines by their
simplicity q construction, their durability, the IN
doubted principles upon which they operate their
effective operation aud result, ale justly entitled to
the cu2si0 :ratlua I al parties engaged IN Crush
ing, Grinding and Puverising Gold Ore anu al.
other ures or mineral substances. I'nty work ana
deliver wet OF dry as may te requireJ, and Car be
worked by steaIn water, or morse power ana when
puiEerlsng gold bearing ore quartz pa rticuiariy
Wien much sUlphurate Ui Iron found with the
ore III" perfect maIiher IL y hch all the material
passing through the machine is eranulatec, Keeping
the gold pc fecty 5lieht, i;Um 10 10 80 per cen.
more goiu Is produced Than by any other process
known. Machines, with the right to use them,
capob.e OF puIEerislng to tine powder $40 pounds
per hour are sold al 5I0G0-those pulverisiug ole
ton per hour al s4oJU-and those puiyeTisu1 two
tons PEE noUr al $1,000 de i've rec IN New York.
--s'-l . miners WHO are not prepared to purchase,
the machines Will be furnished, and rented On tue
folio ing teim5, viz:
a machine 70 puiverise 1900 pounds per hour,
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SfORTlMUK RHEUMATIC COMPOUND &
MI BLOOD PukIEIEk.-This great discoYerx i.

RfORTlMURE'S RHEUMATIC COMPOUND IL
M BLOOD PUkIFIEk.-Th great discovery is
bringing health and nat plness 10 thousands. Rheu
matism be cured More than thousand
Of Chronic hheUmatism (of the worst torn
OF this dreadful dlseaaeJ have been cured pGTTua-
neutiy, during the past year by the Of Il few
bottles Of this compound. Letters and certificates
daily being received from parties OF high stand
ing, many OF whom have been cfipples for years,
from the deCts OF TINS htntrtO IucurdJe disease.
but who affirm that they sound AID wei,
made SO by the OF this great remedy, which Is
d vegetable SULTAN ihternG{ dg-prGpEred for
this disease Alone aud this it CtU cure In every
Case either d. uulatory, (acute) rouic form.
Testimony CT the most uLuoubted character vii
be cheeriuIy submitted - the inspection Of all VINO
may feel sufficiently Interested to cal the provri
etors, al their Central ONCE, No. |, Barclay street
Aston tiousc, New YORK. One bottle 50, tA.ee bot
Ties so.
PUkCELL, LADD q CO,
sole Agents for Richmond
w. V. ALEH.NDER q Co,
Proprie,ors, N. Y.
Chronic Rheumatism G f1Z years = tnndin.
'b.afdsluwn, H., Jan. Ist.
Thos K Saunders, merchant, writes:
II have been the aGQject OF severe atiic;ion from
the rheumatism Inr more taaa twenty five years.
had visited southern cA;aes, and At different times
placed myself under the treatment Of many emf
heat physicians; but every ezpedent failed AT
engtn | tried 'EOftiu.cre's Rheumatic Compound
and l! cured In= efectasiIy.
II IROS- X. SAINDERS.'
M EHCEANTS' AND MECHASICs'
lsA BANK Tin Notes JI the Merchants aud Me
CHANCES baI.h Washington CIty, VA!
deemed a me ofllce u Massrs Il =. PaiI.U d CO.
at Z per cent discount Until further notice.
oc At
A ny PEits0N wisntng 10 oJ,aln the SERVICES
n OF Young Ian from the country, TO engage
the Mercantile business, will apply No. "a, Co.
lumbar Hotel, address the through the
Post Office Satisfactory references as 10 chsrac-
ter DC, vii! be giveu. &C ll-3tT
NlOCICE.-Frula ana sftei October o.h the
" day Tor transporting powder over the Rich
moud and Danville Railroad, VIII be changed from
Monday 10 "Wednesday, One toll on Powder hGs
beer reduced to % eeals per keg OF % lbs Parties
intending TO SEND powder viii please monty Tie
Freigh. Agent The dag beforehand.
JOHN Il. OSBORNE,
supr transportation, K. d d. H. r.
oc Il-2w
CHEEP,s GRE .--ViKGlniA FALL
y CLOiHi& J.--OGT assortment OF Sleeps Greys,
Virginia Fun Gotta, Hamilton Ca sintts, 4weeds,
and other goods Tor servants winter Clothing Is
large and We oder tietn at low pricss
NC II I. HAhl VEIL w.
lsErrEh.-3u Dsgs, tor sale oy
4 &c ~ DAVENPORT ALLEN IL co
ID UTrhk.-25 kegs priuie Goshen outer, land
ID lHg today per steanaefi Tor sale oy
oc, HULSr d. KING.
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1ioEa F.5@yir-..-Dy an arr.yul at Ports
,aou,h, \. H.. Intelligence has been received
Cd the -eizIre Of more American vessels on
''-e fishing grounds, by the British author--
Is.
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TNs ISL4N tND ca VI BIO EANUe,-
Iva Worked Muslin and Cambria Bands; also a
very large and very cheap lot Jaconet and Muslin
Sleeves. 90 lars, &c, tor sale by
c. HARTWELL & CO,
&C ID Opposite Swan Tavern
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The receipts On the Orange and Alex
and.ia, railroad lor the moath of September
were $7,onl I'D. The receipts on the Munas-
sas Gap A.he4d tJr the same period were
: 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Der. u.
No sales of FLOUR. GRAIN UNCHANGED.
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COLLEGE Tiki BOOKS Wilson's,
" llsln s. AMI Horn ers Anatomy
hir6, and Paget and Dunglison's Psychology
Miler'a, GibsoL's, Liston's and Fergusons Sur.
gerry
FowGes and many other works on Chemistry
Dungisons, Alitcaells, end PerIe.ra's Materia
MeGca
Meiss and other authors on Midwifery
" atsoi :, Bell aud Stokes, aud Woods Practice
Wood and Be che's Dispensetory
DuEglisons; Gardner's, and Hooper's Diction-
aries
The above and large stock Of other valuable
medical works are Tor sale allow prices, by
&C Y J. w RANDOLPH
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By WELLINGTON G0DDIN.
NEAT COTTAGE REsIDENC ON TIL

4 ~
" SOUTH l. NE OF MAIN, b TWEEN Sd AND
4TH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII!
be- sold on Tur sday afternoon, the 1911 October,
1852, upon the premises commencing at :
clock, neat brick cottage residence on the south
line Of Main, between Bird and 4h streets adjoining
on the East, the residence Of Mr. B. B. Minor The
house is built of brick, three stories high, having
six rooms, all new, and in excellent order the
lot fronts % teet back $50 fest TO alley
which i fronts about &c ieet. Terms Que Third
cash, balance at one and two years, for bonds,
bearing interest, secured by trust deed.
&C IL w. GUDDIN, Auc.
GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN MAN
y CHES TER.-Wi be sJd On Friday alter
moan, the 18th October, 1852, upon the premises,
commencing at d O'Clock lot No 1871, fronting 10
iest On the west line OF the Main street Manches
ter running back 90 feet, on which there stands
old prick building-formerly occupied by the late
Alexander Archer.
Terms al sale.
rcs w GODDTE Auct
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LANEBERr;s OFFICE,
l4lh street. under ExchRnRe HnfeI

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class jog, DC. 9:
80 50 60 / &c IA 20 Is Is 80 ~ AZ
Quarter IlcAet IA &c, d prlze of $500
sold and paid by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Delaware Class lO9 Oct IA:
)! 30 66 - 40 Is IS So @3 81 II 20
TO. Day he Delaware State Lottery, Glass
4ll.-Capits!s: e3Z 643, Of 10000, 400, 3UO0.
2@oo' 10 q 800, p ii lC00, &C. 73 numbers. IA
drawn 1icaes $40. &c l3
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An a.:2r-uliou took place in Baltimore,
Nl.atoy, between Jefferson Horne and Dr.
Tuoue. .ty 1hogne stabbed Horne in the
Llca. inf ...I.z IA severe wound.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
CHaIkfS OLD rhNn

To-day.-susqueh4n anna A.. Capitals: / Of $780,
b23 OF t50U, ~ OF $500, 70 OF 1850 20 Of go l62
OF BIZ 10 numbers, ID drawn. Tickets sl0-shares
IN proportion.
Also, Patapsco, 272.-Capitals Of 81 1874 10 Of
1859, &c. 10 numbers. IA drawn. Tickets 81 80
shares in proportion.
&C - SMITH
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tIELL BE VACANT, at the Carlton
" HOu-e, tbs LIST November suite OF Rooms
the first floor
The Carriage House and Stable for Rent
&C leo I3tr
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= Il IS sad u eN1ndcf the Great that he
was the ct"st smelling the world ever saw
Wherever he went the circumambieut air was rem
Gercd oioriter US by his presence The wits Of the
aye supposed that the smell was natural 5ut they
failed to establish tc fact since il afterwards
known to mselt.
Every gentleman or lady who wishes to emulate
Alexander in this respect has only sprinkle few
drops Of D'Orsay Cologne Water upon their hand
kerchiel previous t. appearing in public. "NT
&C SIT
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NsCSLEN AND CAMBRIC EDuING-
AsA AND ihSEkIlNGS-A large LOT Of hiu.lin
aud Cambria Edg.ngs and Insertngs, for sale by
G. HARTWEi.L Il CO.
oc IL Opuosita Swan Tavern
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STATIONS NRFICR

Drawn Nos Of Deiawst. NJ. l09, October IL:
81 90 90 - 40 = ~ IS IS 25 81 II 20
To-day, Delaware No Ill, Capital 81 6i3-75
Nos.--l4 drawn. Tickets SIC
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Elk ia October 10.
l6 "a 81 e 90 SO 6 IS I3 IA
llckft Nos g IL "a, another one sold and paid by
&C IS STRATTOS.
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~ez ar~t page for late European news
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Cnu BAGS RIO An LA.p .nA cor.
%OO tee, IN store, Tor saie og
oc3 ,fsY 4 MCAEDL!sH.
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= ARCHITECTURE AND DRAWING.
4 4.,LSf-tF srcIitact unu Civil I'm. il

hctr--ls rlcpatel - furnish Designs and dfa"
~, io' eyesg n.7 -nd slyls o build ng. with spe
en- .atoDs, estimates had agreement adapted to
IT, ocatl-I, r..a al the .mgdern convenlenccs,
IMPROVEMENTS ar, on very moderate terms, and
al -host notice. H,s many years experience ana
pf-ctica. shDg cd %. IA lie profession with els SD
rerlyr iacigl, q. etah.r b IA ~ [" justice u ali e.
gagng his Services Oiti-e on l2h street doors
hon Main eli e. opposite the James kiy-r aud
hsEa~ha Gun JalY'. sifice. &C i2-2H
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HEEP'S u Il z .-ElkGIaA FALL
y CLOFHiH J.--Oar assortment o. SEetp's Greys,
Virginia Fun Gotta, Hamilton Ca sinets, Iweeds,
ana other goods Tor servants winter Clothing Is
large. and We oder tletn at low pricss.
se - c. RARTWELL g. co
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Three Z huu-and Une Dollar Pic
&c. Tai4cl :, iIhia the last Two II OnlIs.
-J.- - Lr- THIS On Lhe glFIt eutro faLizaCtlUn
l. oar cG-tnuers end The pubic If II does not
Wound ikets know What does. Do n / be
l-..-t ely longer by paying hi.E prices for your
picf- rrs "a come 10 me Gnd get superior Pc
lure t9r one dollar case included. Warranted
ee0a4 u any III INT country.
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80 H0r- and JOY 10 the Afflicted
CARRIERS st.hI>H MIX IURk, tor the removal
all y. .t4Cu. cure 81 ali diseases Arising from an
lai4E- Slate Ct the Brood or habit Of the system,
F-z: Scgot4-a or kIugs EVIL, Rheumatism Obsti-
u-te -u'aneous Erupuons, Plnples or Fustules on
}.e lace, - ti.Lrg, iiies, ChToHIc Sore Eyes Ring
N.ln Or Ir,s,. ScHId Head Enlargement aud
lain u tn Zones and joints, Stubborn Ulcers,
syphuiuc D.--rieIs, Lun.bago, Spinal Complaints,
ad ali dla -ses Arising from an lnjGdlcous use OF
Aerc2ry, rNgozure or linprudence in life.
L iVat.sa,y cures Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Neu-
ralga GENERA eud >eryous Debility, Paipltation Of
tlr Heat Llv.r Complaint, and inflammation in
tAe h! .ueys Ladies OF pale complexion aud con
sum ptirG = bis, ana such deUated by those
oystluctIOrs winch fem dies liable TO, are
stored by the # DO tie or two, to bloom Rnd
vI-yr BENNETT q BEERS, Druggists,
E-Merhl ALrnis end PrnuLIetnrs.
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porta.on direct from the manutactory of so.
seph fate3 & Sons She field d most desirable AS
soltmeit ot Plated Aioata Spoons, Forks, &c, 10
which the attention OF the pub ic in qene al Is re-.
specuuly ca ed For sale al he House Fur 1shing
ctore u l.. GlNTER,
&C !3 137 Main .trna+
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~ To the Citizens of RichmOnd aud
Transient tisiIurs.-f you wish to have
your hair cIl anI dressed Ia the most fashionable
anu tasteful 50 =, Hud your whlsbers changed 10
beautiful D.acA ~ browa color, please call at HOB
son ) Shayins, Hair Dressing aud Shampo0nlne
Saloon, IT, the & merican Hotel Basement.
b-i?e can furnish you With d dot, cod Oh
shower BAN at any hour at % cents Of nve tckets
tgrsI se27
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q Fa-s5.g tua.I MaIa stree, we were struck
~ ,ue psa!aaee Il new style OF PORTRAIT III the
SOW or.r g.! or cid eotsoiisLcd DaslerfeotypIst
|E WILLIAM :. fkAiI we blluae 10 t1e NINA
..-e- %, 1.-s..- Thomas 4 Rust, the firm OF Par
ke. bag. q y ntno, ana others, in which The
heads, -. cG. win ali tie depth OF unt aha natu
70. ci.ol g.. w. DyEe. ypear to start Ike magic
istu me dep 1gscure I'll Z black back ground
'l>r.,u, .y IN, sF. Da- been always considered tue
gupzt t.ct- aftj striking with the force OF HE
lsr- uyai Jtt ...-Au + the cXzmlneI, and leaving
T. ihr i'm. asIoa the task Of filling up TAILS
Nr'"u zoo stc. .xJl.lt IN the hands 1i unsHiIi III
Ilc-ule- rave 'ar adrsuEage, IRON thatr great
-.-s -tL. e U.,ug IN light, rs the eye nat
30 :aIo"a t= eoaCt 9trGts0H Of .Ila picture ME.
=. is .,.e Df..Eaf p .I ms trauTtui fty {, DC
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11

Yankee EIue,pIISe m SOHid America
By the schooner Lamariine. for Cuma-
ma, Vunczuela, a party of adventurcrs
40 out furnished with complement Of
machinery, Tor the purpose OF rai'ing
treasure, from The wreck OF the Spanish
vessel San Pedro" which was lost eff
Venezuela more than a century ago
1t is supposed that the vessel had about
$4,000, 900 on board which was scot by
the home government TO pay of troops
in her dominiOns M the new world.
Some TO years since, portion Of
the present party discovered The wreck.
and with the aid Of little apparatus Tor
the purpose, succeeded IN raising about
S25,O00, and cleared the wreck No that
they now anticipate operations will be
comparatively easy. a steam engine
will he carried out, and also "A diving
machine Of ingenious construction, new
ly invented by Mr.. James A. Whipple.
together with submarine arn.o! aud all
other apparatus deemed necessary for
the most scientific iathoming Of the
"boundless deep" Should this enter
rrislne company secure the whole of
their supposed vastly rich prize, they
will no, only suddenly become million
aires in wealth, but milllonu.res literally
,ol ,ha first ,votar
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11

&C. The Rev. Theodore Parker, well
known as Il writer of ability, but quite
as much distinguished for the ezra
tic character OF many Of his opinions,
has delivered sermon or Daniel Web
ster, which while pretending to he a
friends spinion Of the departed slates-
man, is calculated most seriously to dam
age his reput ,tion. Astounding IN ex-
pressions OF admiration Of the dead and
protesting charity for the weaknesses OF
great men especially, i proceeds to
paint the lie and deeds Of Webster in
style that an enemy would scarcely ver-
ture to attempt The intellect OF dead
Colossus, though described AS gigantic
ia extent, is asserted TO have been OF
the lowest degree accorded to remarka''
bic men. In patriotism. Webster Is
characterized by this same ,reacherous
friend, as almost utterly wanting. AS
statesman, tile deceased receives raise
for but one act; as a diplomalst he is
censurcd for everything but the Ashbur-
ton treaty; and as private individual
he is described in language that really
would have disgraced n Presidential
campaign.
If, in addition, the orator begins by
EXPIRE ssions Of friendship for his subject,
and il he artinIIy introduces Lamentations.
over presumed back-slidngs as over
those of one he loved, he increases our
detestation for him by such ireacbery.
1t was Webs,er's adherence 10 the
cruise of the Union, his refusal TO abet
the Northern agitators IN their assault
on the Constitution, that earned the ha-
tired of the seli-elected clerical orator,
and produced this assault on the dead
lion. Apart from every other consider
alton the efirontery which can lead
man, on a mere difference OF opinion,
thus 10 condemn another, 10 most remark
able, the more especially when the SELF
appointed Judge is coniessedIy inferior
in intellect But men, when :hey have
become victims TO one idea, are really,
so far forth, out Of their mind; and view
everything, connected with the subject
on which they are engaged, through 1
distorted medium. This is at once the
explanation and the excuse Tor MIR. Par
ker's sermon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
THE GENERAL RESULT.

The prospect now is that Pierce has
carried the following States: Maine, s
electoral votes New Hampshire, 5 !;
Rhode Island, i; Connecticut, 6 New
York 35; New Jersey, z; Pennsylva
mia, 81; Maryland, 8; Virginia, Is !;
South Carolina, 7; Ohio, % Indiana,
13; Illinois, IL I; Iowa, 4; Wisconsin,
S; Michigan, 8; Missouri, 8; Alaba-
ma, 8; Mississippi, l2; Arkansas, 4 !;
Texas, d; California, 4. Total. 229
electoral votes.
Scott has carried Massachueetts. l3 !;
Vermont S; and probably Delewarc, 3;
Tennessee. l2; Louisiana. 6. Total,
80 electoral votes.
North Carolina, Georgia, Florida and
Kentucky are still in doubt. The chan.
ces are that the first and last will 20 for
Scott and the others for Pierce.
! Mr.. Webster and His DeJtS. 1t h;s
been iavorile tune Of the scurrilous TO
ring upon Tor twenty years, that MIR.
Webster did no, pay his debts. Most
singular, however, no man was ever
found whom he owed. Still the cry was
repeated, rehaehcd, re forced, always
false, always malignant, always inla-
nous. At a meeting Of citizens OF
Manchester, N. H., on Sunday evening,
the Rev. Mr.. Davis, who had Just re-
turned from Marsh6eld, remarked
A word about his debts. | had heard
again and again that he did not pay. !
inquired of MIR. Abbott Said he, "Mr
Davis, from my personal knowledge de-
rived from keeping the private accounts
Of Mr.. Webster, l have some oppor'u-
nifty Of knowing. Not bill which has
been presented Tor two or more years
during which have been with him
Ut it has been promptly paid, and
few days before he died, he called the
overseer OF his farm, gave him five hun
dred dollars TO pay every man. sent for
the minister and pnid all that was due
him, so II shall not be said Daniel Web.
rter died in debtto any man" These
were the words Of lis private secretary
and began TO think those who knew
Webster best, loved him most, and sir,
I Was convinced of IL more and more us
approached Boston today.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
WHOLE NO 1857.


MIR. WEBSTER AND MASTER TAPPAN'
The following letter will be perused
with Interest,"" Master Tnppan" was
an early teacher mir. Webster:
Bosros, July 90, 1859
MASTER TAPP..S learn with much
pleasure, through Ire public press, that
you continue 10 enjoy life, with mental
faculties bright and vivid, although you
lave arrived nj very advanced age,
nnd are somewhat infrm. | came today
from the very SPOT, in which you taught
me ard, 10 me most delightful srot
it is. Tie river and the hills are as
beautiful as ever. But the graves Of
my father, and other, and brothers
aud sisters and early friends, give il. TO
me, something of the appearance Of a
City of tie ID, ad. But let US not rcpine.
You have lived tong and my lie is al
ready moi short AZ we have both
much to be thankful for Two or three
persons are s,Ill living, who, like my
self, were, brought up SUD fua feruM.
They remember Master Tappan."
Aud now, my good old master, re-
ceivc renewed tribute OF afec,iona,e
regard from your grateful pupil with
his Wishes and prayers, for your happi-
ness IN all that remains to you, Of this
llie, and moe especially. Tor your rich
participation, hereafter, in the moro
durable riches oi Righteousness.
DAsiEL WEBSTER
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11

~ The unterrified had quite. de-
mons.'anon Wednesday night; they
burned Tar barrels, fired cannons in dii-
feTent parts o. I!.e town, and paraded
the streets accompanied by the New
port Brass Band. They stopped IN
front Of the residences OF se.c..u lead
ing Democrats, some Of whom cane out
and addressed them. When they at
rived in front OF the house OF our friend
Gen. Wilbur, they gave him three
cheers, and he made his appearance
with nothing on but his shirt, and briefly
addressed them amid the !'noise and
confusion," Of which greater General
once spoke, our reporter could hear
nothing but the words rotation in Office
The unterriGed were very thirsty, but
,he General, being a strong advocate
Of the Maine Law, did not invite them
in to partake OF any inspirting beverage.
Our friend Milton Hall, Esq. wa all
ready with fiery and exhilerating
speech, but, unfortunately, as he was 30
recent a convert, the leaders Of the pro-
cession entirely forgot him as they pass
ed his house, although he stood IN The
door with his right arm raised, and his
body resting in Il truly oratorical style.
some say that he was so fierce that as
the procession approached, he actually
let out the words, Fellow Citlzcns,"-
but his fellow citizens passed on, and
Milton went to bed, declaring that Hen
ry Clay was the greatest man this earth
ever produced.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
NERiLD OH THU TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRYisG, AT
No LA Thames Street.
CRANST0N & NORMAN.
TEkMS--$2 in advance, or 1925
at the end of the year.

o. We have looked over our exchau-
grs very carefully for The last Two days
with The hope of finding something
which would afford us little consola-
tion,-but we have not been able TO dis
cover one word. Those horrid ugly
figures stare US constantly in the lace
and with all our efforts we cannot make
them tell pleasant. story we there
tore give up in despair, and intend i'm
mediately to commence series OF arti-
cles upon the importance of construct
ing railroad to Fall River, and the
high probability of having Navy Yard
established here, and in full working
order by the first Of April ext,-,here
can be no doubt of this, as Lieut. Gov
ernor Lawrence has pr oniised ii in case
oi the election OF Franklin Pierce. Vire
Ia hunbug!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11
|, THURSDAY NOR MING, NOVEMBER

'My first speech at the bar, was made
when he was on the bench--he never
heard me n second time.
''He had in him what recolIect 10
have been the character of some OF the
old PuriIans. lie was deeply religious,
but not sour-on the contrary, good hu.
mored iacetious-showIng even in his
age. with contagious laugh, teeth, all
as white as alabaster gentle, soft,
piayiul--and yet having heart in him
that he seemed to lave borrow ed from
lion. lie could irown u irown 1t
was, but cheerlulness, good hunor and
smiles composed his most usual as
pect.
Ever truly, your friend,
DAsL. WEBSTER"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-11

H. They are nov importing Irish but
ter int New York, aud We annually es-
port large quantities oi butter to Eng
land. There IL n Sigh, difference IN
the use to which the article 10 put /;
here i, will be used for lood-in Eng
land, American butter has been used 10
grease machinery, bu, for the life of us
we cannot see how some Of the butter
made here can be made useful in THE
respect, tor lhrec.iouftIs OF II CONSISTS
of butte,-milk. The tact IL, our dairy-
men do Mt make 20 good butter rs ,h, Y
ought and might make.