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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-15

~ By reference to tho notice above,
IL VIII be seen that the Wing State
COMMITTEE have issued call for a
convention 10 be holden in Providence
next month, for the purpose OF nomlna
ing candidates for State officers at the
spring election. There never was n
Nhe when things looked brighter or
more prosperous .or the Wings. in this
state, than now. The evil efforts and
the miserable blundering OF the Demo.
Gratis have convinced the conservative
and wtlI-disposed men ol The State that
me government is not safe in the hands
oil The Democrats, and they are entirely
prepared TO place The Government back
IN charge Of good old Whig rules, to be
administered upon the good old sound
and healthy Wing principles. The
'reemen have been Disguised with the
repeated efforts Of the Democrats to
change the fundamental government of
the State, and substitute for our Consti-
tuition one which would broadly open
the door for all manner Of irauls.-and
this, too after the volers had loudly de.
clared that they desired no change
But this is not all these pretended re-
formers were savagely anxious to re-
move the excelen; judges OF the Su-
preme Court, and Tor what 2 Why
merely because thcy were law and or.
der men, and three Of them sat at the
trial oil Thomas w. Dorr for Treason
Then, the Legislation OF the Dem Vcratlc
General Assembly, during the past
year, has been disgraceiLl IN the ex-
treme all manner Of ridiculous and
outrageous things have been done, aud
scarcely an Act has been passed that
would not have disgraced the most OBJ
ucure country school MASTER quarter
ofa century ago. We say that all
these things, IN connection with many
others which are equally well known
and which il is useless TO enumeratc,
have aroused and disgus.ed The freemen,
and that they are consequently fully
prepared to transfer the government to
The hands OF Intelligent, esponsibic aud
safe Wings.
Under all these circumstances we
fee lha, our prospect Of success is cheer
ing indeed let there be prompt, united
and vigorous action on the part OF the
Wings in all sections Of The State let
US have an old-fishioned Convention
o! leading and substantial men, who will
put in nomination true Wings WHO are
not identified with any factions and who
are not pledged, directly or indirectly
TO The support Of any kind CT side issues
men who have always been true TO
the party and who Lave always support
ed caucus nominations. With such Il
ticket and with proper effort, we are
sure to carry the State 10y most non
orable and triumphant majority.
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The editor OF the New Orleans PicdJ
une, speaking Of n model subscriber TO
that paper says -
We have on cur subscription list the
name ol one gentleman, who has taken
the Weefiy PicdyuTe ever since
1889, aud has not once during that
whole PERIOD, that we remember, Iound
iauIt with the appearance or contents Of
the paper, or complained OF being irreg-
larry served by the mails. He paid his
first years subscription IN advance aud
has paid nothing since.
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Wilbor's Compound 70
PURE CUE) LIVER OIL.
AND LIMEs.
a CURE FOR CONsUMPTIOS, toUGHs, Corn
ASTHMA, h,BKONCHIrIs, ,GENERAL DEBIL-
IrY And ALL SCROFULoUs HUMoRs.

4 CURE FOR tONSUMFTION, COUGHS, Coz \
ASTHMA, A,BRONCHIrIs, ,GENERAL DEBIL-
Try AND ALL SCROFULoUs IlUMoRs.
I'lIE proprietor has succeeded (lrom directions
l. of Professor Stone, in combining the Oil and
Lime 81 perfectly that the taste OF the Oh, which
- So nauscOus, 10 persons generally, Is eutIrcly
overcome, aud IT can br ,akcn by the most dcl-
cate females with pleasure. And as regards the
beucht Of this article the clear oil, the fol-
lowing case, by Professor Stone, is Sufficient To
convince the most sccptical. The young lad,
was ~ years Vt age.
''Ilrr disease wts one Ul ulni%cl phlhisis,
which had been expected to terminate IN tie
course ola few mmths fatally. "Le upper part
o(hpth her lungs was flied with tuherccs, aud IN
some places were beginning to soften. The case
wts evidently a bad one. The treatment of Cot
Liver Oll was at first used, but withuui marked
improve ncnt. hhr Phosphate Of Lime was then
administered with the Oil, aud the result, as ia
the ease Di mlny others, was soon apparent. -
Ihr patient was rapidly getting we'll"
Tnis preparation does not like the God Liver
Oh lbGnome rancid which lakes II very drrirca-
bile for Persons travelling as i, keeps fresh for
long time.
BE sure and get the genuine, Manufactured onIy
by ALEX'R Il. WILBOR, Chemist, loo Cour,
Street, Boston. F., o..
X. Il HAZARD S co.. Agents for Newport
aud vicinity. icli
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WAsHlNGroN, Dec. l2

ARLINGTON, Dec. IL
SENATE.-rhc Senate met at II
o'clock.
After the transaction Of some pecuni-
ary business, the credentIal of Ex-Gov-
ernor Jared Williams, appointed by the
Governor Of New Hampshire, as U. S.
Senator in place # Mr.. A,aerton, de-
ceased, were received and Mr.. VIII
liams duly qualified
Mr.. Bright, of Indiana, moved an
amendment to the 3ith rule Of the Sen
ate, so as 20 increase the fourteen im-
portant committees to six members.
The motion was adopted.
MIR. Bright also moved that the las:
committees agreed upon in caucus be
adopted
The motion was agreed TO.
The following are the most important
committees
On Foreign Relations -Messrs. Ma
son, Of Va. Douglass, of III. ; SlidelI.
of La. Clayton, Of Del. ; Weller, OF
Cal and Everett, of Mass.
on Finance --Mcssrs Hunter. of Va;
Bright, olInd Gwin, OF Cal Norris,
Of y. II. Pierce, Of Md, and Badger,
of n. G..
I'm Commerce Mcssrs. Hamlin. OF
Me. Dodge, of Wis. Stewart Of Mich.
CIry of Ala, Seward OF N. Y. and
Benja min Of La.
On Military ABairs-Mcssrs. Shields
oflll., Weler,of Cal, Fitzpatrick Of Ala.
Dawson OF Ga, and Jones Of Tenn.
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IN SENATE.
HOUSE.

The journal of yesterdays proceed.
lngs having been read, Mr.. BayIey, Of
Virginia, submitted resolution that the
House appoint lis Librarian.
A motion was made 20 lay the rcsolu-
ton on the table. and lest. Yeas %,
nays l0S ..
A message was then received from
the Senate, announcing the proceedings
in that body upon the death OF the late
Vice President King.
Mr.. Harris. OF Alabama, delivered a
glowing eulogium upon the deceased
One or two other speakers followed,
and the House, on motion, adjourned
until Monday.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RtLIEPtsTEN MINUTES -
nRYAN'S p(JI. .ND\tt WAFERs =

are whaling in the cure Of fCoashs, Colds, As,h.
MA, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, iioarreness, Mi
icult Breathing, incipient Consumption, and
Diseases oi the l,rngs. They have no taste or
sand, have bcrn restored tu health that ha' b,.-
fore drsparcd. Testimony given IN hnu 'cds Of
cases. A single dose relieves ~ rEs MIN.
UTEs.
Ask icr Blyan's rLLMoNlc wAFEps--the
original aud only genuine - stamped "Bryan 3"
spurious kinds are offered cor sale Twenty five
cents a box, Sold h, d,ar,s generally.
JBRYAN 4 CO., Rochester. y Y.
ituPuetuls.
o3 3n d &w
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TAG SENATE HARD. The Senate has
shown It's teeth at the adrinisiration.-,
Beverley Tucker, the editor OF the Sen
tincl the new anti-adminlstr,tinn Dem-'
ocraIc paper IA Washington, Ia elected
Printer TO HE Senate. Gen. ArmGirong,
the administration candidate, relieved
only II votes. Now. look cut Tor the
couhrna'inns
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FRulT IN CAL.roRNiA.-A letter from
San Francisco OF the LIST ultimo, says on
the arrival OF the last Oregon steamer,
IA hucksier on Long What purchased
about five hundred dollars worth of
apples and peafs, winch he retail ed Out
at an average price ot 80 cents each /;
though Tor TIE best and ary, 81 he got
+ OH rs to ST co r.ch. For tie lot he
pdld Oh an average 81 - cents each
all round, big and iilt.c, sound and
specked. Grapes are in abundant sup
ply, and of lie finest Quality selling To
lhl trade ut l5a20 cents per Ii. Mr..
Juiius Il. Rose, of San Franc cisco, pur-
chaced w!'h;n the year IA rancho oi
about $40 acres 3i' Crn1ra for winch he
paid $l7 ,OOu. On the rancho there is a
vIneyary Of tour acres. from which MIR
Rose has already brought 10 market
20 Geo lns., and has about l5, 600 lbs.
more yet Il bring in. The forty thou
sand pounds Of grapes will net HIM
nearly fifteen thousand dollars in cash.
Those first brought 10 market sold Tor
about $ per b., down 30 % cents the
quality very superior. Pears from the
Mission Orchard al San Jose had been
&c Ing IN large QUANTITIES. through The
!, linn
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There we're six hundred md eighteen
marriages in New York city during the
month OF November seventeen hun
dred ard seventy-eight births, aud cigh-
teen hundred and seventy nmc deaths.
or the deceased, 1903 were Americans
snd 657 foreigners.
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ROBINSON g. IIASSARD,
DRUGGISTS Il APOTnEGAEIES

No. i3j BROAD SrREEr,
(Orposite Guy Hotpl) PRovtpLNCr, II l.
Wholtss, and Reinil Dealers In
pngs, Medicines, Paints, ,,Oils, Window Glass,
tofks OF all kinds. Dye stu's, aud Drug Z.
g.ts' Glass Ware.
Camphine. Spirits Of Turpentinc. aud Bmning
Fluid, of the best quill'y, aways an hand
and tor sale TO dealers, at lowest rates.
e3-6ns
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HERALD OF. TIE TIMES.
THURSDAY Dec. 18th, 1858.
Whig State Convention.

"hF STATE Convention viii fc hc'dat the s:u,e
House IN Providence, ThUr,day, Im u-ry iYi, MA
a' u Ho'elock, p. m, for the purpose of nominating
candidates ior Governor and GcLemi Officer. Gr tho
P"h'ai year ensuing The whig electors ~ ihc s,v-
efal 'o"hS snd the cities Of frovidtrrr and New.
port "e requested to elect delegates equal IN uuI.
Der 10 Their delegation in both branches o the G,n.
eFal Assembly.
by order of whig State Committee.
WIN. S. PATTEN, Chairman.
Henry HOWARD, Secretary
Providence, bee. 7ih, 1853
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

THE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
i have heen appointed Executors OF the last
will aud testament Of NOEL COGGEslIAIL,
late Of MIddleiown, deceased, and having ace, p,"
ed SAID trust and given bond as the Law directs,
request all persons having claims againsl tlecs-
tate Of said Noel Coggeshall to present them f..
settlement, and all persons indebted to said c.tate
are requested To make payment.
J)SHUA COGGESilALL, ,c
ABRAHAM q. COGGEiiiALL. "N7'u''''
Miidletown, Oct 20, 1853.
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A BsHoP's PALAcE.-The following
is given in a new work, Salad for the
Solitary" jus, published in London, as
the epltaph OF Samuel Rutter, Bishop
Of Sodor and Man, as translated from
the Latin inscription OF his Tomb
Ia this house
which have borrowed from
my brethren the worms,
lie
Samuel, by Divine permission,
Bishop oi this Island.
Sior, reaCcr;
behold and smile at
the Palace Of a Bishop
who died May 30,
in the year
1853.
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MILL be sold ~ Public Auction, on Wctnc.-
w day, Deer p, (iflalr,) IL not the fist fair
day alter, ut the Swcct Farm IN Mlddetown,
now occupied 10y Robert :. Wa'son,--l Young
Cows, J Mare Years old, Mare with Foal,
10 sheep, ) II which are Sou,hdowns. about ~
Tons Of iiay, ] Cauyall, I Lumber Wagon, I
Farmers wagon. 2 good Harnesses, Banner
Cooking Stove, Household Furniture, fauning
Utensil,, sc. &e dl5 w
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a lllorinc lnicIIi0nrc. ~
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, nec s.
Schr. Independence, Knight, phila, Ncwhur,a
port; William Mowry, GilDrt, West Troy.
FRIDAY, Dec. q.
Schr. Empire, Sampson, Phih.
SATURDAY, Dec. 10Th.
Schr. Delewarc, Hopkins, Bangor.
MONDAY. Dec. II.
Brg Harriet Newell, Warren, Dricn ,B, la,t !;
Elizabeth, Eldrcdgr, Bangor, Prov.
Schf, St,tira, Bradley. Bongnr. Prov.
TUESDAY, Dec ~
Brig Ncg Belle, Berry, Jacksonville, Bath; +
J Nouns, Iodole, Alexandria, :, Johns.
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RANk ofihe South County AT a meeting
- OF the Stockholders OF the Bank of the
South County, held at their banking room, De.
celnber lsi, A. d., 1888, the following named
gentIen,en were Unanimously elected Dnectcls Of
the said bank for the nsuIng year.-
John Thompson, Rowland q Hazard.
Samuel kodInan, Daniei VI. & Sicdmap,
Thomas II. Watson, Eward Liliihiidec,
Willard Wh,,comb. AGiosa. Rodn.An.
Benjamin >. knowie'. %.
A. a meeting Of the Directors held suls.guer,
TO the s'ookhoidcrs' meeting, on the ,aH.e Il. ,
John ihonpson, Esq, was unanimously eoc''
President 0. laid bank,
ds3w ID. NJ. sTEDMAN, Cash'r.
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t'oR SALE OR TO REsT, The dwelling
l. House of the subscriber, corner spring aud
Cannon streets, with convenient wash house
contiguous, and stable ON the premises sad
House contains large pai iors, and has all the
qu'site conveulenees, such as Cooking Range,
Copper Pump, for We II and rain water abov, and
below, stairs, &c, will I've leased with or without
the furniture by the year or season,a and posse
gwen immediately; apply to
o5 d&wlm ". J, MUNRO,
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V. b. PALMER, the American Newspapc
Agent Is the authorized Agent Tor the Daily
News and and lIerai olthe Times ~ the cities o
Boston, New York and Phiiadcph and Is duly
empowered to take advertisements aud suls,rip
tons Al the rates required by His receipts
will he regarded as payments. His Offices ale--
Boston, Scollay's Building, Count street Z; New
York, Tribune Building Philadelphia, North
west corner ofThird aud Chesnrt -trrcts
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"NAuIlI IIuILsl. "

Opposite the Atlantic.
rEO. T. DOWNlNG is tead,, and would lie
" happy, To- receive orders Tor Ice Cr,aui, har-
lotto dc Russo, Jclirs, Oysprs, Soup. Made
dishes, ~ ANY lhIng that may h. rrquprd IN hn
inc.
Patronage is respectfully spli ned, he h,pes
that u vii h. sufficient to say lirn be viii sus.
ain his reputation. (2s
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ORIGIN or A FAMILIAR PHRAss-A
profound etymologlst has recently DIS
covered, that the familiar exclamation
80, my eye, Betty Martin ~ is derived
from the following Latin phrase ora
pro mihi, (my eye) 3cate (Bery)
Martin Very classical, and correct,
no doubt.
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~ The Philadelphia Sun appears
in new drets the paper is ably con
Quoted by Col. Wallace, aud we are
very clad of this evidence OF success.
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FOR ALE.

rOBB'S Billimd and Bowling Saluon, No. o
" Buh street. II contains two billiard Tables
m five Alleys, we'll furnished, aud ~ gpud run.
ming order, aud will I've sold on very favorable
term.. for further particulars. cnI,irc on the
~ 'nises II w. ". COBB.
a23Ov
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lMNEll'S TOILET TYINEGiR.-t .H.
~ ply this elegant preparation inr thc iu.
lets. with uthur Cosmetics, Perfume, &C., d.
reed 10y u. II. TlSDALE x son.
aDb
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nEARBORN'S American Flute Instructor, :,
- comprising an improved method IT lingering
the Instrument, intended 10 facilitate the prd1ess
OF the pupil ia an eminent degree, with lCs fdyo.
rite Nielodic. progressive from the simple I heme
to embelllslled composition aud variations &c,
price $3.50, Princes Melodeon Instructor, con.
tainns nunrrnas L,yorte Ans, Song, loluniaries,
aad Chants, to which IS preixed Complete IA
strucilons for the Meodcon and General instruc-
tiuns in Music; prlce IS cts. Also a great vur-
ety of Books OF obstruction for The yaiouslusiru-
ments as Piano Forte, Violin, Flute, Clri1rrite,
Buglr, Fhgeolct, Post ilorn, Accordcon. Sc. Tor
sale by WILLIAM II. PEEK,
mig % Thames Street,
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Congress.
WArnlNsToN, edncsduy Dec. 7

SENATr.-The Senate met at the
usual hour, ~ O'Clock.
The annual repor, of Mr.. Guthrie,
Secretary Of The Treasury, was rccniv-
ed. and on motion ralcrred to the com-
mitlce on finance.
4 notion was made by MIR. Jones, Of
Iowa, to proceed to The election OF chap.
lam. The motion was agreed TO and
the balolng proceeded with.
On the first ballet Henry S!icer re
ceiyed IS votes, beng the highest nun
ber cast for any one candidate, bot not
sufficient to elect him.
The second ballot was then had, with
the following result -
Rev. Henry Sicer, Methodist, 22
Rev. Mr.. Hodges, Episcopal Is
Scattering, 5
There being no election third ballot
was proceeded with, which resulted in
the choice OF Mr.. Slcer.
Mr. Gwln, Of California, introduced
several bills having reference to i'm
provemen,s, &C., in that state.
The bill from the House for the reiei
Of The late secretary Of Wisconsin Terri
tory, was OH motion taken up, briefly
considered and passed.
A Number OF Notices Of bills intended
10 be Introduced. was then gwen.
Mr.. Brgh,, OF Indiana. gave notice Of
resolution amending the rules OF the
Senate, 20 az to change the number Of
persons in standing committees.
Mr. FIsh, Of New York, renewed his
resolution, introduced on the first day Of
the session, for the appointment OF
special committee OF inquiry INTO 'he
causes OF mortality on hoard emf
gran vessels from European porrs.
Tie resolutlcn was adopted.
The resolution introduced BY Mr..
Clayton, oi Delaware, requesting the
President t'thc United States to trans.
nit to the Senate his plan for moIif.
cation u! the judiciary system, IA sug-
&C srcd in his message TO Congress, was
also adopted.
Alter the transaction of some routine
business o. 10 genera! Importance, The
Senate adjourned
lousE The II use having been
called 10 order aaI ,hc JournaI read
motion Was made by Mr.. T!bbard Of
New Hampshire, TO proceed to the
election O! Il puLlc printer motion
adopted. Mr.. Ulbhdrd tncn nominated
General Armstrong, o, the Washington
Union.
Mr.. Giddings, of ONO nominated Mr..
Bailey. Of the National Era.
Mr.. Preston, OF Kentucky, nominated
Mr.. Gales, OF the Na'i,nal !nleligcu-
Ger.
Mr.. Campbell, o! OAio, dominated
Horace Greeley, oil Tie New York
Tribune
Mr.. Walsh, OF New York, ,omua,ed
Beverly Tucker, OF The " ashugron
Sentinel
The vote on the selection Of a printer
was then taken, and resulted ia The
choice OF Gen. Arm trong Of the Union.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.
IN SENATE.
The Senate assembled at II o.
clock.
Alter prayer
Mr.. Clayton, OF Delaware, announced
the death Of Hon. VIM. X. King.
late Vice-PIesident Of the United
States.
The Speaker briefly but warmly eulo-
giZed The lite and character OF the de-
ceased, when the customary resolutions
of respect to his "emory were adopted,
and the Senate adjourned until Mon.
day.
HOUSE.
The journa! Of yesterdays proceed.
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=. VI. PETTENGILL n co., Nowspa.
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street,
Boston, are Agents for the Newport Daily News,
AMI he Herald of the Times, and are authorized
to re Give Advertisements and Subscriptions at
the same rates as are required at this Office.
Fheir receipts arc regarded a. payments.
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Is dc slrabIc Object

G. IL Calvert, & e. Mrson,
Edward King u. Marsh,
VIM. Vernon, Nn. Stevens,
II. Bedow, = Il. Vernon,
J. Prescott Hal, 7 Il. Hunter,
l. +. Newton, MI. Could,
w. " Taylor, l.. w. Lawton,
VIM. Newton, ny. Cranslon,
=. B. Chace, =. A. stockton,
w. A. Clarke, Geo. cozzens,
:. H. Cottrel, w. n. Cranston,
j. H. Record, N. B. iiummett,
N. Iammett, v. HauInett,
" Gardner, e. T.. lianmett,
7. q. Dunn, sam'l Barker,
X b. Cranston, lionr. Bul,
Peleg Clarke, u. H. Cook,
Ruchle, Alfred smith.
L. Crooker, H. l.. Hammond,
J. Birckhsas, II. Allen Wright
w. II. trandall, svnhurnc Gohc,
Cornell a Dennis, CD. Hammett,
d. Cook, J. A. PeckhanI,
w. &. Gibbs, Benz. Finch,
A Robeson, Jr., Samuel Eugs,
Albert sumner, Samuel Brown,
w. Is. Lawrence, j. Tay lor,
w. = Nctnore, X. +. Lee,
samuel Powell, r. 4. sherman,
W. BrOwnell, ID. w. Holloway,
Ed"in Wilbur, George Turner,
Beuj, Mnmlurd, T.. Caswe Jr.,
j. |. Bailey, 7. b. Peckham,
I. e. Mumlord, r.. Hazard,
Jas Hammond, Jas. Atkinson,
Henry Tisdale, J. q. Weaver,
G. &. Munro, Julius SaNeT
|. W. sherman & Co.. J. II. Co7zens,
Il. sherman, I'd, W. J Munro,
G.. Bradford, A NJ Mctiregor,
NJ. Chafee, Oliver Read,
j. :. Munro :. w. Macy,
W. L Sheffield, 7. I Carr,
J. B. Weaver Philip Rider.
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R RAILROAD.

The undersigned are OF opinion that
The time has arrived Tor immediate ac.
ton IN regard to constructing RaiIoad
In Bristol Ferry or Fail River. al!
arguments being conclusive rs to It's
praei'cahlllly, and our rI iznns seen un-
auimous IN their exrr, ssior OF lis vast
LnpnrIance and utility to our whole
community all that is requiied now Is
one united effort and this enterprise will
he accomplished. We, therefore, re-
commend meeting ol our citizens, IA
vorable TO the object at the State House,
on Saturday, December l7,at ! | O'Clock,
IN The forenoon for the purpose Of
adopting such measures as are n,cessa-
ry to Insure success. 1t is expected
ihat there viii be large attendance of
tIlute who will manifest II determined
spirit and aIlay all doubts that have
heretofore been attained IN regard 10
tIts ia, siraI Ia ob;a,,
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United States HCgc!

BY
40 E Q OOgNMANDo
Thames ST. NEWPORT, r.
my,lu.
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FARMING IN IOWA.

Farming is likely 70 prove the most prot
liable, as it's the mos, independent, occu-
patton among as. We can designate no
business in which an industrious man can
engage which holds out !airer prospects FOR
the future than that Of agriculture. Tn,
like almost every other vocation. opposi-
ton instead of weakening, strengthens il
The more thckiy settled couairy be-
comes and the more extensive its markets
the greater The competition among buyer:
and the higher The prices advance.
Our farmers need entertain no fear:
that another year will bring aaou, re
duction OF prices in produce, especial. n
the article Of pork. Il is true the price
paid this winter for that staple article is
unususllv high, but il is the opinion Of the
bes, informed upon the subject that snoih
er year will witness even higher prices
The demand Of The present season aud the
apprehension Of ottsining such prices
another year, has caused our farmers /,
dispose Of hogs that thes had intended l.
retain, aud thus has decreased The stock
beyond fear Of over suppl, another sea.
son.
Next winter We Of this p,rion OF Town
expect to be 10 Railroad connection with
the markeisef The East. which will have
the direct tendency TO advance the price.
not alone of pork. but of every article oi
produce that The farmer can raise. The
expansion Of our currency, the amour, Of
money in circulation. will Of course have
tendency 10 advance the prices OF pro-
dace But as the Locofocus always upon
adopting Wing principle push i, TO eA
,remes. We would warn the people to be OF
the guard for an occasional crash among
The multi,udinous mushroom money lns,i
tutions Of The country.
IT we succeed in altering or presen,
Constitution. SO that Internal improve
ments OF every description will be permit.
ted ID Iowa, our farmers viii have hem
msfke, opened 10 them that vii coumand
higher prices that they can obtain from
any other quarter. Al all events farming
will prove good business in Iowa Fl
some years 10 come. end so branch Of j,
will remuneiaie the farmer better than the
rearing Of stock.