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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-30
Millinery Establishment.

NE. L,iia4 of Newport and vicinity are res
/ p,ctrully ilf,rn II that we have now opened
our new and fashionable millinery Goods. And
every effort will be made to please them in style
quality aud price. We have the largest and lest
assort nent Of Ribbons that we ever offered, and
some entirely new styles. Much attention willhe
given in altering and cleaning old Bonlots.
IRA FRENCH.
l32 Thame, st.
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

. Dr. NATHAN III t'BBARD. OF stamford, Cons. es- If
the oldest and respectable physicians ~1 saiscd
with LIs7. opiaf muny and was poJcody ssred
by Hsiag BkANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
name hundreds of uiier cases, also eured.
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v. B. PALMER, tho A,rrrier, Aewsrnr
Agent IL tie authorized Agent lor rie lhay
News satl ani hs,h olIhe TsaIcs Ia the citns oi
Boston, New York .ud rhihde'l hia, i'rd is ~!
em powered to take advertisements And uSrr'
tims At the rates as required 10y us. ilis ttc'ili T.
will he regarded AZ payments. His oihecs al,-
B,St m, Scolh,y'. Brilding, Count street ,Nrw
inrk, Tribune buildings fhadc'l hia, North
was, corner ofThrd aud che strids.
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Scrofu'a, Mrrcurai Disc Sos, ri euma'ls
Cutauco.s Erupiions, stubborn Ulcers m
l.l er ComplalId, Dyspepsia,
Bronchuis, Sali Rheum, Con-
sumption, Fever Sores,
Female Complaints, ss
Eryslpeias, Loss Of Appetite,
-la Z mpie-, Biles, General Debility,
a.H. 1880 &c. |". 81. r.I
This preparation has now borne the test
II over IA years experience, since It's first
ntroductlIn 10 public favor, Dung VIII ch
time numerous limitations have sprung INTO
existence, founding Their claims 10 the CON
lldence OF the community on the curative
powers contained IN Sarsaparllla Root, The
great reputation and eNteDied nsc OF which
has been mainl, attributable 10 the many
wonderful cures effected by the use of thl
preparation. " Nhile Safsapirlla Root forms
an nnpo,tanl part OF IT'S combination, II Is,
great power, and il is in the peculiar com
blnalion and SC eniliic manner oil It's prepara
lion, that its remarkable success IN the cure
OF disease d. pend. Other preparations I'M
tate il ii The style OF putting up, and IN
bearipg the Iiame u one of It's ingredients,
and here ends Their resemblance to It,
Those needing a remedy aud purher like
this, are requested 10 note where this difier
ance ex sis, aud in making choice Of What
they will use, MT 10 take any other but
that one entitled TO their confidence, from
the list of cures l. has effected on living
Witnesses. whose testimonials and resi-
dences have been pulllsh, d, and who are
still bearing dai y Testimony 10 lis ""ria. ..
Extract from a letter received from
Ply scan in MarylanI. t. .....t
CAMBRIDGE, Md, Oct 9th, 1850.
NlEssRs. SANDS, .
Genliem n.-My little daughter was
afflicted ior Il long Line with Soie Head aud
Eyes. an ny using your Sarsaparllla, was
perfect cured, other medicines and sars-
arar HAS having tailed to relieve her. lla'-
Ing used Il ana tested lis efficacy, no"
confidently reeo ulnend II in preference 10
any other, as II seem, TO possess properties
no, contained s,in any other pref a,a'ion
and | iild that purchasers nfeT they have
used il, iuvariib want the same article
again, whenever they require medicine
Ervh ch this IS recommended.
Re,pccliul y yours,
a.r-.. .. J. FLINT, NJ. d.
Rseparcd and sold, WHO esale retail, by
A. Is. u ID. SANDS, Druggists and
Chemis,s. 100 F'u ton ST &, conner of Viii
liza ", New York. Sold ST. by Druggists
aeneraly throug hout the Unlcd Siat's and
Caaa as. Price II per bote; nlX bottles
for IS.
For sale by r r. HAZARD & co,
Alohecarlcs' Hall, Newport: J. BAl-CH
Il son Providence. jl2 6m.
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All suffering with pain are invited to call ~
RAILWAYS Meuical office ever, day, from
A. VI. to 3 l.. VI. It's guaranteed that RAl-
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most
severe pains IN five minutes or less. A regular
physician is in attendance. Advice gratis.
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The Proprieto- cfthiS medicine hasreceiv
cd many other certificates oi cures, equally
remarkable, ofth' various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable tul The ahoi c
are deemed necessary 10 safety any unprcj.
ndccd mind of its value and superiority
above all ether preparations.
Pr ncpal Office, l22 Fulton ST., N. Y, up
stairs.
Price, 80 ceEts rerhottle or Ghottles for
81 80,
r. r. HAZARD s co.
Apothecaries Hall.
Noyl A gent for Newport
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A GOOD CUP OF TEA,

JIOW delicious and refreshing is good cup Of Tea
III And how many there are who pay 50 cents, and
even IS cents, pound for common Tea, when they
san have for the same money, or less, NICE fresh,
and sweet Tea, newly opened, with an aroma and
taste which inipar delightful, pleasant glow, and
an invgoratug influence. All Teas are injured by
being exposed the air, and lose their goodness by
remaining long in the chest after opening. such u
hot the case with tile Teas sold by Redding * Co.,
at their "Chna Tea Store" No. 1873 WAsHiNGroN
sTsIlr BosroS. This store has been in successful
operation five years, and Tea, Coffee and chocolate
only are sold there Thousands OF chests of Tea are
received by the Proprietors and disposed Of annu-
slly; and their stock, for variety of kinds, l not
tqialled in the city. Besides devoilng their sole AT
sntion TO the sale of Tea, gives 10 the purchaser
an advantage in knowing where he can always get
fresh, sweet, and choice qualities, alta
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yThe following certificate is from Mr.. Brh
dy,rne celebrated Dasucrreoty pls,:
Having been afflicted very severely wisn
Dyspepsia, together with extreme weakness
it was advised to take Hulchings Dysrep,i
hilters, anl have every reason 10 hcvear
in b,s spcrfec " cured me. haveslnIfe fell
TO symptoms of a return of the disease and
HE eve from te effect il had on ne that
wi cure The vorstcases ofnySpcpsa.
. NJ. B. BRADY,
~, l0h DroadWay n Y.
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The contents, the subject matter aud reading ara
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT,
IN DmERAupIXG TmEIR CUsToMERs.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BIC NOT DErr,AUDED!

Bpv No book unless Dr. \. VI. Nauricesu 100 Liberty st,
~ " is on the lille Isye d lie entry in Clerks Ohiee
the back "f title corTosds IS herein AVID buy ouy
of respectable honorable dealers, send by mail aud adj
dee, tn DR.. 4. NJ. Maurice .... .- .r. ...
Full tile Page. with contents together with few pNge,
trriiing of subjects married rmse, III
he tree of eliza, eaclosg letter stamp III
a rertid let TER, ,dd4e,..d a, lefe in,.
IYOn receipt Of Fiuy Cents, (or One
Dollar for thr five Edition extra btudlng.I
TssE MARRIED. NOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAi. COMPANION" IL sent (t1aiI,0
free to any part Of the United states. All
letters must he postpaid. aEd addressed TO
DIR. \. NJ. MAURiCEAU, Box l2R4. New
Sork city Publishing Office, No. i29 Liberty
street, Aew York.
For sale by BENZ }. TllLEY, N,wlo
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One Dollars Worth /!
DANGEROUS scRoFULAs

How much CASCER-Low much SyPiilT.ls--h.'
,nuch 50 CEDFIIA--wll Que dui.iI's s.Th at Lk.fA u
pTRIt Ii.R cura Head the h,llowin: state n.i uiiic
il. "A Al of It's
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rIuuSreds-Thorssands-
Hrant's is the Cheapest;

eea,. ore LoiRe Of mas more medical oarave MATES
IN A. AMI 10 en~rquruce, di'odse, IN m'ei h''
Tine, M. ~ oHe hfHs of any other nndicln,. 80 1919
II il,,u oue Lttie of IRANTeS PURIFIER will enr-
FOtR TiNES disenfe tlin ono bottle 81 N1rrrsrN
ia. BRANTrS PURIFIER" wvuld hr NJ cheap ~ GEs
a,,iay, n bottle ~ npsnpayis NJ hLtp. Nat bkAsls
PURIFIER Is sold for ouly ONE DOLLAR boulr nn1
H. hottie of has cured md 10 caT1bh al euiY foeh
TIMES IA, much dsc-t oHc Wr uf NUsdTsp 1, tl re-
rr Sar.larln IN consequence oi It's iS' power s@ .ss
med cni efficacy. siIld h. cod nj ne .Iorr nn tsenfy-
IRE eeris per bottle. to be- u doP ~ de fIKlFlfk 70
ote doi,ir. r.#
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rERCUnIAL DISEASES.

BRANT'S Pti iRIfYiSG EXTRACT ss rerfsefand MO-.
,peh eradeafor Of H the ec ef MERerRY. oS any sf hs
ynrio.. pTepnrniiOn, of CAIoMgL MERCURY, ,sm ne
system md il restores the hood. .Dse and all NE svis
aiseased Ia their original. HEALTHY sTArE.
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SScR0jF lJL.AA

n r1np.1n,'' qf of Seyofsia, fnaccs ShW. ~
ir'p pses'f ne Eh-d-ind the Nfki SNNis
on WITTY eiich s'd of - Mdirins ~ ,f~ef r1re'
ami dinss he oHRP'",i ri br Ra'ly"p pes'e' i''r,, =
,L Nege ehe Yi - h xLdhd aud cnTDs' ~ sy,h dei'es
~ thc,c b rnnr.in nD alle ifidenfe hsil- !. -
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GEN rs r. HAZARD 4 90.
Apolhccarirs' Uoll, Newport. RI.
e. DYER J: Prnvi rnrc. +. OSI ~ M
Fa.l River, J., LLAPP PawtIc' at.
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MORNING SEP 80, 1852.

THIS we'll known establishment again presents
it's claims to your attention. The proprietor is
now prepared to show every Kind of fashionable
Goods Tor Fall and Winter wear.-1hc widely
anr,au renutnt ion of the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-30
D. r.. r.
ways Ready Relief
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.

twill stop the most ENCRtCIAIiNG
PAINS in ON THREE to FIVE MIN UTES
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

The Muins Lam in Nem Hdmpshhe.--
The Judges Of the New Hampshire su-
perior court in ihcir late opi'ion, hnd
the luion ing OF j,c.i,n 10 ,hr hi!l:-
ETst. The lnl conlers on justices an
extent Of authority The constitution u"S
not sanction, larli ularlJ ~ respre' l"
the power II gives inem 10 rohonhce II
sentence Of forfeiture on iiq""rs seIH
ed for II viulatoL OF The law.
Second. The bIil pro.ltrs Tor no ir'-
nj by Jury, or Tor appeal and trial by
ury bciore.a high,r court. The con-
siI,u,lon provides that ia all ron'rovtr'
sIrs concerning proicIiy Me lhilles
have II right to trial Toy JURY.
1nnd The seventh section 81 the
&C, conflicts directly with the consllIu
ton OF the United States. This section
provides that no action can be mann
taned in any court in the State, elmer
M whole or IN part. Tor intoxicating or
spirituous liquors sold in any other stale
or county. No law oi This state can de-
priye citizen of the United States ol
the right L. enforce claim Of debt be
fore The tribunals OF this state.
Fourth. Liquors are property. The
law in recognizing them as such in The
fourth eection. When IN the Lands oi
town authorities Tor sale and mechanics
tor use, cannot, by the force OF II lew
phrases, make property lose It's charac-
ter when N other custody.
Rim. Double or increased penal-
ties in cases ol conviction under appeal,
because It operates as IL penalty upon
the party claiming AN appeal, conflicts
with his rights 10 an appeal and cannot
be supported by The constitution.
.SiIfh. The bill Is designed ny lis
prov sions 10 demand excessive baIl ana
render il difficult Tor the accused 10 pro-
cure surtties. Ii ii had been added
that the accused should not have the
benefit Of counsel to defend him. The par
allel between The present law aud the
practice IN England in iormrr day"
would have been complete.
.Srenth III Z conviction oi pr,nr',
pal through any at OF one age"t Is htid
10 be unconstitutional. The accused
should he confronted with the Hlincsses
against him. says the constitute u, but
The liquor bill says no aud It Is there
tore opposed to tie constitutional rights
OF the citizen.
EjsM. The people have right to
be secured against all unreasoha'lt
search OF ihri- dwellings. ct cetcra ana
all searrh-warrauis must be under oath
according TO the constitution. BuI
searches and arrests may bc made ac
coriing to the bill, without warrants Oh
oath, and il is thus unconsiliut' 'onal
The Judges wind up by stating thar
some oi The objections are Of the most
serious character. The opinion is s gn-
ed by Judges Gilchris', Woods, East
man and Bell.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

nrasion of Cuba IA letter in the
New York Times from Havana, ex-
presses the confident belief that any
private expedition that might attempt
new invasion Of Cuba, would meet with
speedy and entire destructl,n. There
are now in commission on that station
SIX or seven war steamers, all built IN
England, and oftEe highest qualities hs
vessels OF war, and five or SIX more are
also in prosess Of construction in Eng
land, destined for the same serve.
The military force OH the Island exccc'
10000 men, all well Disciplined ard
thoroughly equipped, and the police
sysicm puts the Government in instant
possession of every movement by which
its SAFETY is threatened. The came
writer states tha, Mr.. George Law is
regarded by the Creole population Of
the Island us power Of ths fret rank
among the nations Of The earth
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

Nor 81 FuNs, AftLR ALL.-The Gin
cinna,i Commercial tells the following
"irnr TALE"
jokes, though generally relishcd when
perpelraIed III others exl ense than our
own. are somew hat dangerous commoG-
rics, and at times u, suit disasirously 10
parties concerned. A Joke was laycd
not lung since in this city that came
not far from terminating most Disagree
ably.
A gentlrmln who had been married
some two months became acquainted
with a 'ashirg young fellow who pri-
died himself, aud justly, upon the pre-
possessing effect lis presence exercised
upon The far sex generally. The new
ly-unade Benedict concluded ii would be
II good joke to introduce this gay Ro-
lando 10 his spouse rs an unmarried la
dy and observe lie ludicrous conse-
quence his little gal,an,ries would have,
when lie obtained the knowledge that
he had been vowing all sorts of passion
ate alteration 10 another mans wife,
This br llan idea he put in practice.
charging his consort 10 preserve the de-
iusion under which his friend labor
ed.
The youthful hero was in fact very
much pleased with his new female ac-
quainlance, declaring lis warmest re-
gards on every occasion, and sharing
the sweet con,agion OF her society un-
Ill what began in ligh, spirit Of gallan-
ify ended in in actual affection. The
wife too, found her youthful beau quite
fascinating, and extended to him tree
dom not warranted by her matrimonial
position. Matters were carried on TO
such an extent that An clopement was
proposed and accepted. So.t nonsense
and softer kisses Lad melted the srscop-
tble heart oi the young VIE TO capac-
.iy for moulding that her will aGd judy
ment would not control. The husband
obtained il hint OF what WAS about to en-
sue, and alarmed at the natural result
ol lis own to.Iy, interccdcd in tie very
MEX of time, TO prevent an Irremcdiable
wound 10 his hopes and honor. He
frustrated the eiopement, but obtained
the lasting resentment OF his wife, WHO
now threatens separation.
The wisdom-larkiug husband dlsrcl-
isles Jokes oi Il conlu: ial character, AT
present, ana has discovered the folly ol
his former course. We would advise
al persons, especially women. 10 avoid
temptation, since none are so elevated
or so inviucible they may not tall. In
the truth u language of Addison:
When love once pleads admission TO our he tai's,
In spite of all the virtue we can boast,
The woman who dehberatcs is lost.
This is exempIifcd in Cervantes' sad
though beautiful story OF Fatal Curiosi
iy, winch abundantly evidences how
dangerous II is to ,rhe with the aliec-
tons when they are once enlisted or
aroused.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

I-jThe Rev. DIR. Choules delivered
a funeral sermon, on Sunday evening
at the North Baptist Church, on The LIE
and character Of The late Daniel Web
ster. The Church Was crowded IN ev'
cry part, and many were unable TO GET
in. The sermon was written in PLAIN
and unostcntations style T; DR.. Choues
did not attempt SO much to comment on
the great and leading traits of MIR.
Webstey's character, but occupied con-
siderable time in narrating interesting
Incidents which had passed under his
own observation during an intimacy Of
about Iwentyyear with the distinguish
cd statesman. Many Of these material
ly tended to illustrate the elements of
mind and heart which the rcvilcrs OF
Mr.. Webster, during his lite, pretended
that he did not posses. The sermon oc-
cupicd an hour and twenty minutes in
i;s delivery, and was listened to
throughout with the most profound al
tention by The immense audience. We
are happy to say that it will be publish
ed Immediately, in pamphlet form, and
it will undoubtedly have an extensive
sale, as very many will desire to pre-
serve it,-those who listened to i's de-
livery, as well as those who did not.
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The Caloyic &ip.-.-The New York
Times says :---" The experiment OF MIR
Ericsson Of applying heated air TO the
propulsion OF ships ia RAPIDLY approa h
Jag n crisis. The trial slip for this OBJ
ject was launched in this city several
weeks ago, and by the lit of December
her machinery will be ready to test the
feasibility OF the discovery as subsl-
lute for steam Opinions are much
divided on the subject. The revolution
which it proposes in navigation is too
wonderful Lot to erl,st the liveliest
concern among business men. The
principle, ii successful with wafer craft,
is capable :! application to nearly all
machinery now driven by steam. Mills
factories and railway locomotives may
employ il. The discovery, and rapid
extension and employment of the mag
ne,ic telegraph are not more rcmarka-
bic then this will be it it's practical.
working should correspond with the
now sanguine hopes OF Mr.. Ericsson and
the friends who are furnishing him with
the means"
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STEAMER CRESCENT CirY.-- -CharlrF-
ton, Nov. lS. The steamer Isabel has
arrived having left Havana at 8 =. NJ,
on the 5h, and Key Wes, 10Th at half
past 5. Saw the Crescent City near
the entrance OF the harbor Of Havana (;
also, saw Spanish steamer bearing
down upon her tor the purpose ol inform
ing her that she might enter the port
without any further trouble. This mat
ter has caused considerable uneasiness
at Havana, in consequence Of her non
arrival when due, and II was thought
she had been ordered not to touch there.
1t is said that the Captain General will
not interfere further against her.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

LirUTENANT GEsERAL. We trust
there ,il, be m"gnanlmiiy enough in
The coming Congress to make General
Scott Lieutenant General, without de-
lay. The honor and the emolumeni are
both eninenlly his due.-N y. Mir
ror.
But suppose Congress should create
the new office, and then appoint some
Distinguished political civilian Lieuten-
ant General, (Mr. Senator Douglas, for
instance thus superseding Gen. Scot
as Commander in Chief L would be
hut lair offset TO The nomination made
by the Bs!umore Convention Of Gen.
Scott, for civil Office, over Mr.. Web
sier, Tor President OF the United States
But as al is fair IN politics, II would be
considered about right by Young Am,r.
ica. Two wrongs can't maize right
They never diG and never viii. We
ere ready 10 award al honor 10 General
Scott, Tor has signal and brilliant ser
vices in the cause Of his country and
are willing ,ha, he should be promoted
as high as his ambition ''lends the way
Make him Lieutenant General by ul,
means. the desires il, and deserves II.
Bos. Transcript.
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Two b. 9TH RS IN CcNGREss - E. b.
Wasaburn Wing, is elected TO Congress
IRON the GaI-na, H., district, heretofore
strongly Democratic. Mr. Washburn is
the brother of the Hon. Israel Wash
burn, who was elected to Congress from
Maine short time since. They are
The sons Of Israel Washburn OF Maine,
rmerly OF Raynham, in Bristol County,
aso "A Whig. This is probably he first
inst'nce OF two brothers meeting togeth-
~r in Congress. from two extremes of
ti' Union both " hgs. and both high
iy esteemed Tor their talents and moral
w Jrth.-LoreH Courier.
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WoMAS's RIoHTs. A Story If Lsdp
Yenr.-John Smith SAT nj home on
Christnlass day IN deshabile. HE
b"ard was unshav~n, his hair uneomb-
ed, his long boots were snblacked and
he was leaning back in a pisIuresque
attitude, with his heels against the IN M
tie piece. smoking a cigar. John thought
IN himself that as il was leap year how
glorious II would be If the ladies would
pop the qaesriou in accordance with
their ancient privileges.
As lac eat watching The smoke which
so gracefully culItG, his fancy glowrd
with the idea, how delightful II would
DC 10 have the dear creatures founding
on him. and with their tender glanccs
endeavorlng tn do the agreeable.
As he M sdilated, his heart sonened
and he began to ieel squeamish.
womanish sensibiliIy difuse over his
: feelings, and he though, he would fdn,
with propriety the first time lady
should squeeze his hand.
aa R,p, rap, rap. sounded AT the door
John peeped through the Venetian
blinds.
D. Marcy" exclaimed he, {" if there
isn't Miss Jones. and | all dcshabille,
and looking like fright good grac 'ous
must go right away and fix myself"
As lle left the room Miss Jones en-
tered. and with composed air inlimal-
ed that she would wait. Miss Jones as
a firm believer in woman's rights, and
now that the season was proPilions. she
determined TO lake advantage thereof,
aud do luIle courting on her own
hook. 1t vas one OF won.ans privileges,
which had been usurped by the tyrant
man. and she determined TO assert her
rights in spI;e Of the hollow formal'ies
oi the false system of society.
Z" Dearest, how beautiful you look"
accompanying her words with glance
oil undisguished aGmiration.
Spare the bushes Of a modest
young man." said John, applying the
cambIc 10 his lace 10 hide his coniu-
sion.
"Nay, my love Why so coy ?" said
Sssan turn not away those beaut,-
Iul eyes, dark as jet, but sparkling as
the dia Mond. Listen TO the vows OF
fond affection. Here let us iest," said
she, drawing him to the soia " there.
with my arm ar. und thee, will protect
my true affection"
"Leave thee !" said Susan, pressing
him closer TO her :" never, until the
story Of restless nights, OF unquiet days
of aspiration, fond emotions and undy-
ing love is laid before thee. Know that
Tor years have nursrd for thee secret
passion. Need tell you how each
manly beauty moved me ; how wory
shipped like a suhhower In the iurid
light OF those raven trsscs how my
fond heart was entrapped in The mcahes
Of those magnificent whickcrs; how |
would yield 10 The government OF that
imperial Thy r'anucrs so modest, so
delicate. enchanted me-joy to uc--ior
thy JOY was my JOY, My heart is for
ever thine take n--tul first let me
snatch one Hiss from those ruby lirs."
The overwhelming feelings OF the deli
cate youth were TOO strong, and he
tainted from excess oil joy.-Mealwhile,
the enamored maiden hung fondly over
him, and
Slowly the eyes Of John Smith OPEN
ej-he gazed wildly about him-then
meeting The ardent gaze Of his lover,
he bluShed deeply, and from behind
his handkerchief family faltered out
Ask my ma"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-25

The BIoddway Raiiroad.- 1t is said
that the parties interested in the appli-
cation Tor leave TO lay a railroad IN
Broadway, have compromised with tie
omnibus proprielors on sa islactory
terms, and that there will be no further
opposition to the project so lar de tie
omnibus interest is concerned. The re-
ported I rms Of the compromise involve
lie withdrawal Of the stages from
Broa way. and the establishment Of
Transverse lines OF tagcs running from
Broadway toward each river and tax
ing passengers to and from the cars, and
up or down therein to almost any point,
in the city for five cenls.-N Y. Com.
Advertiser.