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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

SHAMEFUL.-The rowdies in Cincin-
natl amuse themselves by cutting the
dresses OF ladies in the sire (. Several
rich dresses have thus been ruined
within a few days. The Cour. in
sentencing one of The perpetrators, last
week, remarked that it was an act of a
most outrageous character. combining Il
dcpravity and despicable meanness,
un raraIleled in the history of petty
crimes. There being no law defining
the punishment OF such crime, the
Court was compelled 10 sentence him
to the extreme penalty of an assualt-a
fine of S23 am COSTS. and to be coniin-
ed in the dungeon OF the county jai! for
ten days, TO be fed on bread and water
only, and at the expiration Of the term
Of his confinement, TO stand committed
until the fine and costs are paid. He
got his deserts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

The Newark Daily Advertiser says
that private letter from Rev. Charles
Beecher states that his sister, Mrs. II.
b. Stowe, has received from Constable
& Co publishers at Ednt urgh, an Of
fer Tor Temperance Tale, like Uncle
Toms Cabin, Of $4,000 in hand, and
half the proceeds OF The work after that
sum Is realized.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
NEW GOODS,
H. 7 G IT - ID "

+ A Ii SU UPPT.Y.
nAIRY Bu,er-Cheese-Pork& & Beef Hams
D--Family Flour--Extra Buck -Whcat-l.ed
Lari-I,ag & Box Salt-Whue Bean.- Best
Bleached Whale Oii-Stats Syrup-Muscovada
Molasses-- Sugars Teas Java-Laguary--
Rio Co6ee--Rce.-Pea Siarch-Soap-A,la
antine Candles IIomony = Samp = Northern
Honey-Shakers Herbs = Figs-Spiccs of all
kinds - Box Cask & Scedless Raisins-Zan
Cmrants-Almonds &C., Shellbark Nuts, &c
&c, at 204 r ,ames ST., by
n27 HENRY POTTER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

u{-The New York Tribune ddguer-
rco,ypes the Attorney General, Caleb
Gushing, as appearing in the streets of
Washington 'in gran style, mounted
on bob tail sorrel, with Mexican sad
die and bride, elaborately plated with
a ful,-bIooded Air can groom, attired in
white linen, and riding bay horse
The Tribune, OF course, sees in this
"Soulh Carolina and Massa rhusetts-
new bid Tor the Presidency symbol
lied
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
NPDUE CREDIT SHOULD AL

TPDUE CREDIT SHOULD AL
WAYS BE GIVEN TO THE MERI-
TORIOUS and we know OF no rene
dial agent more worthy its extended
fame, than MORTIMORE' RHEU-
MATIC COMPOUND AND BLOOD
PURIFIER, which is prepared ex-
pressIy Tor this complaint alone, and,
what is more, actually performs all
that it is intended for, which Is all that
is necessary. Let those afflicted but
give il fair trial, and we are certain
they will be relieved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

A GENEEoUs AcT - The ices due tn.
Town Council for canvassing the Lists
OF NpIers lhe last year, amounting to
lhiGy dollars, VAS presented, on Mon.
day 10y li,g Coupcil, to the widow oi Mr..
William Woojrn6. a Police officer oil
The Town during ,Lc ia.i year
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

ID9Previous 10 the election, our
friends had some lear about CARRYING
the Third Ward; but the work has
beeu Gobly done, and all credit is due 10
the gallant Wings OF that Ward, who
under the circumstances, have done l. 10.
rlousIy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
CITY ELECTION.

The first election of City officers took
place yesierdi y, and everything lassed
of very quietly in the different Wards.
BY the following returns il will he
seen that the Wings have elected their
Mayor, and Aldermen and Common
Councilmen in all the Wards but the
Filth, giving them Aldermen and s
Common Counc lnen, 10 ! Democratic
Aldern all and 2 Democratic Council
men.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
TUt. SECRET Is OUT.

THE Ladies' Favourite, McCoy's Patent Linen
Polisher is warranted to gloss beautifully, Collars,
far superior to any article heretofore introduced
to the public for that much desired object Tho
inventor has been in town for the past few days,
and has disposed Of a large number of the, Linen
Polisner, and would notify those who have rot
vet purchased, that he has left with MIR. II. II.
Young, corner Parade and ] names ST., a large
number which will he disposed OF at the low price
of Is cents each. II. II. Y. is my sole agent for
Newport County. CHARLES Met OY.
MIG
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
COM MERCIAL MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,

PEOvIDENCE, X. L.
Oiic. in Franklin House, corner of south Main an
College Streets.
lnsure against Fire and Marine Risks on M fayoia
bic terms ~ other stock Companies.
Capital 100000.
THIS Company affords the same security as othe
Stock companies with the additional advantage to
the Insured ul sharing equally with the Stockholders
n the Ncu Earnings Of the business, without any lie
iIty To ass,ssu.eht
DIRECTORS.
Thomas lIlrkhess, Amos Beckwith,
Cray TAFT, Henry Lippitt,
Truman iieckwiih, I'osea Bsou, Jr.,
Tn /, mas ]. stead, Henry a.. Mathewson
Wi.an, 4 Robinson, James g. AHihony,
James Y Smith, John n Mason,
A. q. Dixie Daniel Day,
Rllugs Esr,tow, Edward Ptarce,
Charles u. Dahney, George w. Chnpm,
htrlcs T.. Fisher, William j. King,
Cyrus Taft, Joseph, nrprhter,
CStus u. Manchester, seih Padelord,
Earl y. Mason.
THOMAS HARKNESs, President.
GEn. e.. Ann In, Secry.
Application per mail for Insurance to this Comps
ny will receive prompt attention.
fl3dSw ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

G-E Mrs. Stowe had for fellow pas
seng r on her outward trip MIR. Justice
Halliburton, OF "Sam Slick" notor:ety,
who played off all manner OF tricks on
her the Judge actually narrowing her
feelings by producing, as a proof Of
southern cruelty, Il razor strap, which
he vowed vas made of q niggcr skin
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

A Runor The rumor of ar. Mar
cys intended ret rement is gathering
strength. II is now sail that the French
mission has been held IN reserve Tor
han and there are certain circun sianrts
phmh gave coulleuaucc 10 tic re-.
Iort
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

10 At the annual Town Meeting in
TIverron, on Monday, George w.
Humphry, Democrat, was elected
Representative in the place of William
p. Sheffield, resigned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
CASH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

CASH ER'WAREHOUSE,
No II EXCHANGE STREET,-PRovIDEKc
uFNRY STAPLES & CO., olfei for sale op
ii the most favorable terms -
Book Paper, made to order, at short notice.
Letter, Cap, Bill, and Envelope Paper.
Note Papers. Hardware Paper.
Printing Paper, Of all Baeing Paper
regular sizes, and any Tack Paper.
irregular size made to Shoe Paper.
SDrd-r. CARPET Paper.
Tissue Paper. Cloth Paper.
Tea Paper. Druggists Paper
Tailors' Pattern Pa Box Paper.
per. Straw Paper.
Manila PAPER. Dry Sheathng Pa
Coored Medium Pa per.
per. Blotting Paper.
Groccrs' Paper. Straw Board
Tarrcd Shea,hiny Pa Hemp Board.
per. Envelopes.
Cotton Twine, Wick and Batting
Also, highest cash price paid for Rogs, &c.
HENRY STAPLES & CO,
l61yis No. II Exchange-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBATES Accord
Ing TO the Madison papers, seventeen
hundred and eighty-two speeches, long
and 81 OFT, where made in the Conven-
ton which formed The Consiiiut on OF
The Uniie. States OF this number the
Massachusetts delegation made 269,
viz: Elbritge Gerry llo, Rufus King
rs NaIhani Goihar GS, Caleb Sirorg
7. Tie delegation from Virnl ia made
more speeches than any other in the
Convention. The total number was
3S3. James Madison, made 100, Geo.ge
Mason 1876, Edmund Randolph rs, max
ing io'al Of 3S3 speeches from the
three taking Virginia delegates. James
MClung spoke three times and Grorcc,
Washington twice only. Mr., John
Blair and George W, the we're two of
the nine silent members. Tie two
speeches OF Washington were on taking
the char and a, rhe close of The Con-
venton.
Gouverneur Morris, of Pennsy lvania
was tie most frequent dctaer. The
record shows that he made l73 speeches.
james Wilson, his associate. made los
speeches, and DR.. Franklin, another
Pennsylvania member, spoke 26 times,
George Eimyer spoke times, Thomas
FizsImons spoke times, and jared
!nger,oll one. Rober! Morris, and
Thomas Milllln, other delegates, did
not speak, The members from the
State made $50 speeches
The three delegates from New York
did not make much show in the debates,
Alexander Hamilton spoke 23 times,
John Lansing, Jr., three times, and
Robert Yates was one o! the nine ST.
lent delegates. The following list
denotes The speakers hot enumerated in
the above The figures elatc 10 the
number Of speech's. Roger Sherman,
Conn. l3S Hugh Willamson, n. c.,
rs, Oliver Ellsworth, Conn. 73; Charles
Pmcknry s. g., 81 ; John Rutedge, 5.
c., AZ Pierce Butler S. c., AZ John
Dickinson Della, SO; Charles G. Pinck-
ney, 35 Luther Martin, Md. 81
George Read, Del, q John Langdon,
n. H.. 20 Daniei Carroll, Md, 20
John i. Mercer, Md, 10; VIM. &.
Johnson, Conn, IA; Jonathan Dayton,
n. J, IL VIM. Patterson, n. J IL
G.. Bradiorl. Del. 10 ; Abraham Bald
win, Ga. James McHenry, Md 6;
Jacob Brown, Del, 5 r. ID. Spaght,
n. c., 4; Wm. r. Davie, N. c., 4 VIM.
Pierce. Ga, 8; VIM. Houston, GA, 3
ID. S. Jepiier. Md, 3; David Bearley,
N. D., 3; VIM. Blont, n. c., /. The
silent members beside those enumerated,
were Nicholas Gilman, N. H., Wm. &.
Houston, N. j; Richard Bassett, Del.
ard Wm. Few, Of Ga.
IS-The New York Tribune ddguer-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
s IR A w C. ARP + L IN G.
MI ET hlND fI 9TH

IN pieces Of Straw Mattings, White, Checked
OU and Colored all widths and OF a superior
quality, for sale cheap and laid down at reason
able prices.
Also, OIL Floor Cloths Of medium qualities,
and handsome patterns, frcm I'd. TO 2yds. wide
and superior patent Oil Cloths well seasoned, Of
any aidrh from yard to 6yds. wide, now
open and for sale AZ the lowest prices, at the Car
pet Hail Of WM. c. COZZENS & CO.
mil ~ Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
FISH.

THE subscriber informs the public that he 10
i prepared to supply them, at all hours, with
every kind Of fresh fish, alive, at bis establish
m-nt on Seattle & Oman's Wharf, directly oppo-
site the Custom ilonse.
m13 ISAACD. ROWLAND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
T,RJE AND POCKET Cutlery.

TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
4 large assortnent of Pocket, Pen and Desk
"A Knives Ivory. Rome, HON and Cocoa Handlei
Dinner and Desert Knives and Forks
Ivory handle Dinner and Desert Knives. without
Forks Razors uf the very hest quality and stamp,
Scissors of NIL kinds and sizes, Just received At
H. STEVENS
m23 I56 Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
DRY GOODS.
MORTlMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,

THIS truly celebrated remedial preparations effica-
L cious alike for each and every description Of
RHEUMATIC COMPLAINTS, is already too well known
and esteemed throughout the United States, to re-
quire any lengthy notice of ts paramount virtues.
1T ERADIChTES this heretofore iucurable and dis
tressing disease from the system. and sThNDS UN-
RlVALLED IN The PHARMACY OF MEDI-
CINE.
We do not propose TO make unqualified state
ments, to force nostrum before the public, but
simply to request those most interested,
SUFFERERS THEMSELVES,
to procure from the Agent in their vicinity a crcu-
lar and not only read the testimony Of those who
have experienced its invaluable curative powers,
but to write To, or call upon, the convaescens, so
that the staten, nts may emanate rom the FOUN'
TAIN head course which will satisfy the most
increnuous and one by which the reputation Of the
REMEDY Is certain Of being sustained. Write also to
the propretors, who Will accord every information,
aud furnish names Of undoubted character from ev-
ery section of the Union, numbering among them
some Of the most eminent Physicians, Clergymen,
Editors aud prominent citizens, rendering the rela-
bty and efficacy Of the remedy beyond the ach of
doubt OF distrust.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

that "all reference Of Legislative powers
TO the people in their primary meetings
ia contrary 10 the Constitution Of The
Uniled States" ESto perpetua
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

DICrURES Of Southern Life; Echoes oi a
L Belle; or, Voice from the Past, by Ben
Shadow, just pnblished-for sale by
WILLIAM II. PEEK,
m2l 80 Thames St.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
CADY,S MARKET.

THE subscriber informs the citizens Of New
port and its summer visitors that he has re-
moved his well known Market to l67 and l69
Thames Street, where he will keep a constant
and full supply OF all kind of meats fres from the
New York Market, poultry, Game ofevery vari-
ETY., vegetables, fruits Of all descriptions, &C.. :,
which he will supply at the shortest notice. Al
so, Pork, Hams, Smoked Tongues, Lard and
Butter, all fresh and in excellent order, and
which will be sent to any part Of the town free of
expense. LYMAN CADY.
milo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

I'iiUaAs CALVIN ~ son, Gardiners Il Florists
Gardens and pleasure grounds laid ont by Con-
tract, or by the day. We offer for sale good vari-
ETY. of Greenhouse plants crcepers, &c, Bouquets
and cut Flowers, baskets, &c.
We also offer for sale, nj our Nursery, a good va
rety of Trees, cheap as they can be purchased
elsewhere.
Thankful for the liberal patronage we have reciev
ed, we respectfully solicit cont iuance Of the same
Laies aud Gentlemen may have an opportunity Of
seeing splendid Model OF Fancy summer House
made by G.. Hutchinson, Gardiner, now In our
Green House.
as If
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
uOMMONY, No. 2, 8 and 4, in ten pound
IL bags, just received at II. YOUNG's,
m20 Ill Thames Street, foot oI Mary.
NEW GOODS.

COMPRISING Teas, Choice Brands Of Flour,
" Sugar, Mola.ses, Hams, Lard, Coffee, Oil,
Raisins Candles, Crackers, Picked aud Smoked
Fish, Soap, Cheese, Spices, Scgars, Tbbacco,
Dried Apples, Salt, Meal, Corn, &c, Just re-
cieved and selling at extremely low prices, at
the Parade corner Grocery, Sc 4 6s Thpnes 81.
mI0 II. II. YOUNG.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
HAMS AND REEF

LADIES TAN COLORED CATERS.
- MARSH, 10 Thames ST., has Just r. ciev-
u. ed a casS of the above; a very desirable and
fashionable article. Also, a fresh supely Of La
dies Linen Caters, some as low as = ,25 pair
m2I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
HIATT CAPS

HAT d CAPS
JUST received at ia Tham's street, the largest
and best assortment Of Hats and Caps offer
ed IN this Town. consisting of NeutTa, Cashmere,
MoeSkin, and silk Hats, from the best Manufactn-
rers in New York; also, large and beautiful as
sortnent of Hats and Caps for Chdren's wear. con-
ssting Of Beaver Silk and Plain Hats and silk Vel
vet, Embroidered Cloth, and Plain Cloth Caps Of the
latest New Y"rk styles also, new styles Off ossut
Hats. All for sale MS low be found at any
other store JACOB WEAVER.
=. >. Particular attention paid to the Pressing
and Cleaning Of Hats us above
as
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
WN g. COZZENS co


lave in Store No. ~ Thames Street, largo
IL assortment of House furnishing Goods, such
as Allendale Spreads, Toilet and Marseillcs
Quilts, Blankets, Cotton Sheeting, all widths,
up to yds. wide, Linen Sheetngs, "a, I0-4 &
ll-4, Pillow Linens, Towelling of all kinds, Ta-
BILE bamask, NAPKINS, and every thing usually
kept in well assorted Furnishing Store,-all
which will I've made up ifrequired on reasonable
terms, a, very short notice. MIA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
DRESS SILKS.

DRESS SILKS.
DICH styles, Dross Silks.
lO Also, a very cheap chongeable Silk, vari
Gus coors, at the low price Of 75 cents, and very
good for sale by
WIN. G. CoZZENS & CO,
m14 ~ Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
MORTIMoRE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,

Il a Vegetable Extract, an Internal Remedy. pre-
pared pressly for this One Dfss0ss and this IL
will In every form, either Inhammatory (Acnte)
or Chronic, no matter ofhow long standing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
COTTAGE CARPETINGs.

IDI Nbb NNTNT " y ftNFt's
DICII patterns SIN all figured Brussels Carpets.
~ particularly adapted Ia Cottage parlors; and
Small neat patterns in Sup,rfLes for Chamber
C,rpets; also, Oil Cloths, aud mattings of all
widths, auga, Door Mats, &c. Purchasers can
h I'VE their Carpets made and put down M short
notice. =. LAwTON & BROTHERS.
a27 ~ Tham9s st.
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SUM MER HATS,

EOUR Cases Of he Pedal Straw Hats. ths
L day received and for sale at lees than Auction
Prices, United Sti,es Clothing Store.
milo doors Nst,h Poet Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

THE STAMPED ENVELOPES George
+. Ntsbilt, Wall street, New York;
the contractor Tor the manufacture Of
prepared letter envelopes has now pre-
pared IA larg, quantity Of them for the
disposal OF Government. The envelopes
are cut Out hy an instrument worked by
single operation. The image OF
Washington is stamped on them IN
tage printed in red ink. Alter applying
The gluten. they are counted in bundles
OF twenty-five and sent to Washington,
VIII nee they will ind their way through
the ros'maslers TO every part Of the
country. They are of white and buff
paper, and water lined with the initials
OF The Post Office Depar lment of the
Uniled States. About one hundred and
fifty operatives, chiefly females, have
been employed in the work. Special
precautions are taken agninst forgery
and the abstraction Of envelopes from
the mandatory, Tor which offences the
new post Office laws have imposed
fine OF not less than five hundred dollars
or Imprisonment not exceeding five
years or both such fine and imprison-
ment--Nep York Erening Post.
The Germania Musical SocitY arri-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09

The Germana Musical Sociiy arri-
we'd at S,.Louis on saturday lie 81 inst,
and took quarters at the Virginia House.
On Tie same evening they gave brilliant
concert, which was attended by the
grace beauty and fashion OF the city
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
SUMMER & WINTER COAL.

SU VI NJ Elk & WlNIEK CoAL.
TTSr received cargo Of the Iy kcn's Valley Coal,
j this coal is superior to any ever imported to
this place, especially for summer use, for sac by
In2 j. w SHERMAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-09
nInnIIEs nRNERS

T AIDES French slippers and Ties. Just reed at
IL sEABURI'S, fine lot Of Estes French Shoes
m23
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ToMATOE Plants in Pots, for saie by the quanti-
", by X. Wills IN,
Fruit aud Vegetable store, No. 70 Thames 81.
m23
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MANIFEST OF STOCK,

FOR distribution, which gives the localities OF
iferent Departments, and the principal Articles
II each, with few items ofinterest to all who
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-23
PRACTICAL AMALGAMATION.

FROM THE LoCKPoRT NEW YORK; COURIER OF APRIL 10.
Our readers will probably remember the excitement
which caused in Onondaga county by the report that
Prot. ALLEN, negro teacher, about to marry the
daughter of clergyman in whose family he intimate.
The community outraged by the statement that
they determined that the contemplated step
should not be taken. The father of the misguided girl
who about to unite herself for life to negro though
he had previously countenanced his visits and argued
that there should be social barriers between the two
races, almost heart-broken in anticipation of the
proposed alliance The feeling strong that the
marriage given at that time, and Prof Allen
declared his intention Of again seeking the hand Of the
lady, and the lady in turn ayerred that she would not
marry her coored lover any considerations she had
recovered from her deluson. But this only
to deceive the public and the friends of the lady By the
following which copy from the Syracuse STAR it will
be seen that the 'unholy compact has been entered
and the couple have followed Mrs. Stowe to England
MARRIED in New York city, March 30th by Rev. THOMAS
Henson, Professor WILLIAM @. ALLEN of Magrawve N.
" and Miss MARY e. KING, Of Fulton, N Y, daughter of
Rev. LYDoy KING, Of Fulton"
We expected as much. We literally abused for
dscountenance Of this marriage and charged with
wfuy classifying facts because insisted that this a
fair was in contemplation and would yet go off Prof
Allen denied it, and others thought that they had the
most positive from his statements that the amaga
nation wedding was fiction. But after he and his
white brethren have literally mpugned motives charged
fasehood upon u.s. made solemn aseveraons designed
to make the public believe that such thing in
plation in brief months the thing contaminated with
all the ormay Of religious Observance, and this unhoy
among men.
Prof Allen and his fair bride in Europe. 1t is
well they should emgrae to show admirng foreigners the
beauties Of American Aboonism Let them attend the
cepons the Duchess Of Sutherland the sorees of English
agtaors and the orgies Of Exeter Hail. Let Geo. Thomp
introduce them the first fruits of his hilanrop la
bors in America. Let them travel among the starving Eng
sh operatives who woufgady accept slavery assured Of
peck of each week let them wander among European
serfs whose % labor and virtue the sport Of despo
compared whom the crueest slave driven angel and
there proclaim their holy alliance If the victims Eng
l.oL
gused with the foul connexion their degradation be
infinitely greater than had supposed.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-23

WonASs RIGHTs-A woman, who belongs that class Of
maons who believe in keeping up the supervision Of her
family affairs in attending TO the economical
thereof in looking after her children and scodng her SER
wants. ms her mother and grandmother did before her.
to US that the Constitution changed permit
to vote the day OF voting must also be changed oadoy
is washing day throughout the Commonwealth by universal
accpaton and women Of Der sober and humdrum Qualities
being unable TO attend the polls that day. will be entirely
ouvoed by the romantic and ambitious hghayers whose re-
gard for womans rights much greater than their approval
OF womans duties Ii therefore suggested that to
the rights OF the minority when the Constitution altered so
as to allow women to vote, Monday shall be abolished as
voting day IN Observation-Disclosures Courier.
lady Of the Old Bay State, who is soiourninf in the
Jerses FOR little season. hopes that no voting will be
allowed by the new constitution on Tuesday because
Tuesday IS ironing-day throughout that State
Nepark 4dptTfiser