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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
w AR DIS
VEGETARLE HAIR OIL

yINiIlS Vegetable Oil Possesses the peculm
property, so long sought for in other oils
|, bat sought IN yam, OF re producing a new
/ growth Of hair on heads totally bald.
SO great are It's nourishng properties, whicl
1t readily imparts 10 the roots of the hair, iha
\ II requires but short time TO produce a new
\ growth, and few applications TO check that CIl
ing of the hair which so often occurs, especia
| ly after sickness. II prevents the hair from
turning grey, and when it begins TO turn, ma,
be easily checked and restored 10 lis na,url
beauty, by mpartine new life and vi.or. This
oil Is pltronizcd by the Medical Faculty. rh,
Clergy, SC. No lady who has ever used tL
oil will dispense with il. Young Gcntlemer
viii find This oil to produce beautiful growll
of whskcrs in very short time.
From The Royal College Of Physicians Of
HaUana, Feb. 90, 1888.
CDR. F. A. WARD, having proved to this
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil Of
his composition has the property Of causing the
growth of hair and preventing lis fall. by fort-
Tying the decayed part, (the effects Of the aro-
matte ingredients which have been found in its
composition by the Chemist Don Francisco
Suarez,) we hereby authorize its use, not as
specific, but as good ard useful remedy for
persons requiring II, whose hair Is in IA state Of
decay from sickness or other causes.
s;,,.Jhv Joss BERNAL, NJ. ID.
's"'' y (srMoN DEllsvIA, Md.
Witnessed by
Cayetano Ponton, Notary Public.
The above testimonial Of the great efficacy
and value of Wards Hair Oil, was piven the
proprietor by the Royal College Of Physicians
AT Havana and TO those who are acquainted
with the extreme r,gldness Of the medical po.
lice of Havana, 1t speaks volumes il Is on
elusive.
CAUrIoN.-The great demand for Wards
oil has induced many to counterfeit it, None
is genuine unless it ha4 treatise of thirt y.two
pages round each bottle, with red Xylogrnphic
Label and blue Vignette centre. Prepared by !
T.. A. WARD, VI. D., New York, and no other
place. General Depot aud wholesale oiIco, SIS
Barclay street. New York
For sale by Dr.. Il. Il. HAZARD,
Sole Agent Tor Newport,
Sign Of The Goiien Mortar
Newpor, Jan. ), lSi3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22

From J. l.. Rogers, Nj. ID. New York City.
y DR.. y. ID. Alien, Dear Sir For year pas
have been in the habit Of prescribing your
Balsam of llerehound, Liverwort aud "lcurisy
Root, to my patients in private practices have
also used it in the Hospital. find it remedy
of great efficacy in affections Of Lungs and
Liver, in cases of Con umPlion, Cough, Asthma
bronchitis. have iouni ii very ellicacious,
aud believe it is prescribed very generally by
The profession.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
Smoke House.

oNFEcrIoNARY, of every kind, manufac
~ inred and sold who lesale and retail, by
IT, Stacy, Jr.,, corner of Frank g. Thames
streets. NAV H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22

HAS just returned from New York, with
- carefully selected assortment ol
SPRING GOODS-among them may be
found blue black silks and sulins, suitable for
Cardinals and Scnrfs with good assortment
Of dress goods, (llght silks, taglionas, &c. J
which are offered for sale at very reduced
prices April 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
Pure Extract of SarsapariIla,

Pure Extract of SarsapariIla,
DREPARED by WIN. BROWN, Chemist,
No. 4Sl Washington street. Boston,
This is an entire new preparation of Sarsa.
parllla, without being reduced.by the add.
ton Of sugar. 10 form a syrup, rs it is known
by all that this very uv'ch reduces the ex,
tract. 1t is prepared by new steam appara.
rns, that procures the strength without evapo.
ration II Is the only preparation now IN use.
That our physicians may be n,sdc acquainted
with ts mode of manufacture, u pamphlet
has been published and sent TO the phy>i-
clans that they may know It's qualities. For
The past year 1t has been extensively recon.
mended by them for purifying the blood, re.
moving all humors, diseases of the skin, cradi.
eating mercurlal effects from the system,
ulcers, &c. 1t is also extensively used tor
the rhcumatlsm.
For sale in Newport by
II. II. HAZARD, iD.,,a
II. j. TAYLOR, D'"ss'''S'
June g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22

M iLLow CtRaiAGEs AM ChapLts, Ira
yelling Baskets and Bags, for sale nj
STACf'S Variety Store, corner of Frank
aud Thames streets. May IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22
BY David Paul King.


JlHr'L ..H 'H..
Why is Tho rose most beautiful
Among tho towers that bloom,
Where lily, daisy, dallndl,
AllmingIe their perfume
Is II because her varied ints
Are 3endod into one,
'Orjew"Il'd with The morning dows,
' She sparkles in the SUM- b..
The colours ofthe violet
f. Are moi less pure or bright;
The dews, upon her azure check,
Resemble stars by night.
And yet more varied, are the tints
.a Tho gorgeous dahlia shows
SUI, is the Rose most beautiful,
Still, lo,oIicst is the Rose
Dut lis not from the outward charms
'.rN Thut captvato the eye,
That thus in grove aud bower she reigns,
In peerless majesty.
That magic that sustans her power,
so inmate, seeret, Sure,
There's many gayer, prouder, flower,
But nh, not one so pure.
Not one so fragrant in its prime,
... Not one whose bahny breath
Survives like hers the tonch of Time,
And nismphs over Death.
In bud--in bloom, OF IN decay,
That sacred charm remains;
Bruised, brokon, tramplod under foot,
She still that charm retains:
lnparts her fragrance to the blow
That r"bs her of her bloom;
la life Is redolent OF sweets
In death, ouIasts the tomb
BY Virtue, 10 the braniiiul
I'D. The chieir.t charm is given,
And when external grace decays,
The sOm still breaihcs Of Hearea.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-22

AT a meeting OF the Medical Society Of Wash
ingion County, the following resolution was
unanimously passed.
Resoiped, That from knowledge Of the
composition Of DR.. Aliens Basam Of Hore
hound, Lyerwort and PleuriSy Root, and the
most astonishing effects we have seen it have
upon our patients, it is our dec ided opinion that
1t will cure Consumption and Liver Complaint,
and we do strongly recommend il to the faculty
and public generally.
JoHN X. SMITH, NJ. ID. Presl.
DAVID 7. HALL, NJ. u. Sec'ry
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DrEtumfsT-h great variety Just received
'uI 30 -lt' ~ Sttry's Variety Store.
u,th,i ~ Ftdnh md I 10 ..ip ...f ui2
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S.aAN9p@D P0@vp

I'D From the Philadelphia Inquirer
SOM.
"Why as the Rose most BentJM9"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
ALBION GALLERY.

still given every subscriber to the Al
bion Ii contains splendid engravings with ctie
description bound up with great and elegance
and Is eonessedy OF the first ANNALS produced tins
season. To Albion subscribers supply this magni
hcen work at the very low price Of dollar The plates
in this annual consists OF the following -
!. OUEKN VERONA in a rich opera dress.
,. WESTMINSTER ABBy.
2. EiIKN TREE in the costume OF ION i'm Taifour,is
tragedy OF that name.
4. View OF the new HoUsEs PARLIAMENT building
in London, with description OF dimensions. uses & c.
D. 1HK DuKE OF WELLINGTON, from the picture taken
for the Corporation OF Dover.
g. BUcKNGrN the residence OF the Queen,
situated the headoS James Park Its print
Z. Portrait of GENERAL WASHINGTON from Stuart's orgi
nal sketch taken from life
As soon the navigation opens shall be able sup
ply the large demand that is called for IN Canada.
To non-subscrber OF the Albion newspaper the gallery
is charged ut three dollars
The Queen Of the Isles, large weekly paper which
about issue will bc sold three doars; but
those taking the Albion its price will be fixed dollar
Any person. then, subscribing for the Albion and paying
additional dollar, making in all dollars will
that paper for year, together with the Ganery-the
plate OF Nelson-and the Queen Of the lses works which,
taken separately amount TO fourteen dolars-beng a
duction OF one half.-Aibion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

IL The Enquirer has ~ 'cOrd in Season." especially
devoted Mr.. Cahouns friends Ii tells them to beware
and hafthreatenng and habegging exhorts the Wash
ingion Spectator and Charleston Mercury quit their
fooshneSs and listen The tone of the article is
upon the whole ubdued and altogether different from the
bold and arrogant paragraphs of the Mercury We should
infer from the spirit Of the papers that the Cahountes
have fancy they have the Van Burenitcs on the hip
They speak having authority and boldly defy the conse
quenccs of schsm while the Van Burcnes affect to de-
precatc discord the greatest of evils
We heard the question asked the other day, would
the Enquirer open upon the Cahountes as soon as the
Elections over" at dare not do it-(was the re-
sPonsc of Calhountc) 1t may have the wish-but its
fears and its interests will prevent See how it covers un
der the lash of the Mercury. The Calhoun men are too
strong in the next Legislature
The conduct of the Van Burenities Of the New York
Legislature regard to the Virginia Controversy has given
the CHhounites weapon of attack which they will not
fail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

A PAINFULLY INTERESTING CAsE.-Capt. Joseph Owens
under trial at Annapolis, Nd. for the murder Of his
The first witness, says correspondent Of the Bau
Clipper, "was Of the party arraigned, who
with his deceased brother when the sad catastrophe hap
pened; lad, about seventeen years Of age intelligent
manly and commanded the respect sympathy
admiration Of all. His first words uttered audiby
but in such force the unconscious from
many manly eye And clear his testimony as To-
the commal Of the fatal by his father that there could
have remained doubt the minds OF any that
point; and his from the stand seemed give relief to
he crowd who stood in beahless silence catch every
word that fell from him.
The daughter about fourteen years Of age gave similar
testimony
These were the only witnesses TO testify TO the killing
Numerous other witnesses have since been called in, with
view ascertain the intent, what led IT, From the
course Of the testimony today very evident that the
point aimed by the prisoners attorneys prove that he
insane"
The writer adds-"The prisoner manifests no feeling
but sits and fr his eye full upon the witnesses; aud
while the tear steals down the check aud the bOsoms O
Others hcayo he sits unmoyod. lie is rather cookbook
ing man; hIs hair Is quite gray."-PhH Ing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
wEpNEspAY MOANING. MAY .. Isla.

III Clay and his MYRM DONS."-R. Enquirer.
such Is the cpithet applied the Wings OF this country
10y the PRINT which claims for ITSELF il exclusive ecen
ey at least To be the very pink Of good
which ever and anon very gavey lectures cotempora.
ries upon good breeding and good morals In breath
1t consgns full half OF the American people to an na
nous them from the pale gcnty and
stamps Tstan-thc Specification attached nyrrdon in
the Dicuonaries-upon their brow We will not enter into
disputauon about taste with gentleman of much re-
hnement-oi such pure moraland used good socie
~! lie says the Wings myridons-and il must be so
To ascertain its truth just make application of it, and
take this community Of Richmond for the Here adj
mirauon OF I'll. Clay" general and ardent in any
other portion of the Confedcracy All classes all sexes
and conditions parakc in the feeling of intense admira
ion for the great Western Statesman. Men who have
Inquired largely in the public eye-and who stand con-
spicuous for their abilities and their vrtues;-hosc ntegr
~, public or private has been impeached-and who
adorn every walk in life be found in the City Rich
mond who proud be called the friends Of al Claw
Watkins Leigh, and Robert Stanard and Chapman John
son-to say nothing OF the host oi Merchants, Doctors
Lawyers Clerks and others-whosc less known
Ia universal amc-are all nyrHidons! The learned and
pous oNpoundcrs too, OF the divine peccps Of the Gospel
who grace this city, and bless with their prayers are en-
braced in the category They too, ruyraidons
The Richmond Enquirer the arber of and the oracle
of truth, has said lit must be 50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
haipahannock.

We fear that Mr.. Suoter defeated in this county, in
consequence Of the polls being kept open precinct
which was Locofoco.
a letter dated Saturday, says:
81 fear the Wings are beaten ia this county. The polls
were closed at all the precincts except one and night
Col Eastman was about 2b votes ahead OF Stoher. We
shall make strong effort to-day elect StrotheT; but can
not promise success"
Il Is liule strange that nobody except the Locofoco
Commissioners in Greene and Madison and at one precinct
IN Rappahannock, thought the day bad enough to keep the
polls open
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

done. 1--WE though but for short tme) We -
hsied that the Cot yet with the whigs and that
he will cooperate with them eheenully; for he voted the
whole Wing ticket last Monday and when surprise
was expressed by Wings and Democrats his votes, he
repeatedly heard say In his humorous way that he
only stepped aside last hill snake. and having
eompshed that object he had taken his place again the
Wing ranks n soldier and willing do battle
such. A FARMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

IL is said that Mr.. Cushing will for Con-
eress and that Mr. Webster will take the field in his
behalf and in person. Also that MIR. L. Hartley Craw-
ford has been removed from the Office of Commissioner
India Department make room for Mr. Tyson Of Phia
delphia The removal and appointment TO take effect
ON May lst The chief clerk Of the department is al
removed. In addition all tins, Isaac Hill is talked Of
Tor Auditor and f. o. j. Smith for Second Comptroller.
PhiPd Ina.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
COUNTY DELEGATE.

Bolts mai. 3l-fAdd ? for votes twice given for
Jones, 10y voters from Richmond. by mistakel
From this, will that the "Slashes" redeemed
regenerated and disenhraed". Loco FOcoism is dead
amongst and methnks the county Wing henceforth
and for ever We ought not to complain but had our
friends eNerted themselves little more Bolts would have
been elected Richmond itself might have overcome the
small majority that is against him. Report says that the
Clerk of Chesterfield county said that 40 bad votes were
poled for Jones IN that county II Bolts contest
His friends here anxious for him do So tell him 50 for
Us. Yours, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

BLACK SEA WHE.T.-For three or more this
rey wheat has been cultivated in this vicinity, and with
universal success have the grain selected from the
atey and the Yield about bushe the shock; in
fact has invariably gwen good return, from 20 TO 40
bushels the acre. The grain light coored
other varieties, but the berry always plump the quality
of the flour is more harsh and white The great
couragemen grow this kind Of grain with us is that 1t
failed OF yielding good return. and in most
large CROP not subject rust other varieties have been
here. y. w. JEWETT.
WEyBRIDGE, VT, Feb. IL, ls43
Cylirgfoy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
UOvt-a d,fauif,y

The Jury, in the ct the against Hoyt
has rendered verdict in favour of the Government for
$4,000
THIS was Mr.. Van Burens Collector the port OF New
Nork-appointed after the decentralization of Swartvou,
and he X thus shown To be, by jury of has country de-
iauer TO large amount Mr.. Van Buren's selections for
important offices singuary unfortunate TO say the
leasas very large proportion Of his appoinees appro
pnated immense sums OF the public money their own
uses They seemed to regard themselves pretty much in
the same light in which Mr. Van Buren, considered the Co
yernment, only bound 10 take OF themselves!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

The IYidon Be,rished"-At suatton st. Margarcfa
Swindon, the 3D. died Mr. John GAY of that place
On Sunday, the l2h funeral sermon was preached at
the chapel which be had been The habit Of attending his
widow present, and appeared not only deeply affected
but dsconsOate her sObs audible the whole conrrf
CATION and many thought that finer Ro continued 10 be- "a
excessive, IN ahuman probability grave would contain
the twain before many days hours had parsed over
but Thursday March gh the bcreaved Mrs GAY thrc,
aside her "widow's weeds" put wedding and trip
ping Swindon with Mr.. Richard Fowler was united &.
him IN holy marmony," and thus gnly got rid Of the name
Vi Gay.-SalisbHrv, EHgJ Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
EssEx, 29th April. 1919.

To the Editors Of the Wig:
Gentiemen-For fear it may not be done by any other
person, give You below the result of election Ihaye
never before seen desperate effort made by any party
as was by the Democratic party here, and considering that
tins was their last convusive struggle such usually takes
place Immediately preceding DEATH the Wings have cause
to congratulate themselves the RESULT athouglthc maio
y Is smaller than ought to have been 1t will be rcco
eeted, however, that two years ago Mr.. Hunter beat his
Wing opponent in this county sixty.fve votes not
outstanding 20 odd were thrown e. NJ Braxton ano,h
er Loco candidate at the time, and Wing dele.
gate Tor the county returned by only fourteen We
had, assure you, fight manuly in order TO overcome
the powerful influence which Mr.. Hunters name has al
ways cNerted in this his native county was the largest
vote which has been poled in Essex save one and
then 1t was three days election when we gave Mr. H.
who was then the Wing candidate for Congress- 81 majo
rty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
CAMPBELL COnNTY

I'VE hare met the enemy and they are ours"
we have never seen more exciting election than tho
one ON Thursday-not even the Presidential election o
1910 Both parties in Lynchburg did their best and ne
doubt did the same in the county The in Lynchburp
was unusually large The Congressional candidates wen
considerably ahead of the county candidates
We subjoin the official vote Of this COUNTY:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONs.

In the FIRST District the reported malontes Of Akin
ron be correct he is eectedby majority, as follows:
Akinson's majority IN Llnghornos majority in
Isle oi Wight, 2iJ Norfolk Borough, I73
Suuy ~ Nansemond. 900
Sussex, IN Southampton -
Norfolk county, y Princess Anne 40
1853 ass
The reports from Isle Of Wight Surry and Sussex, are
TO be relied rs strictly correct.
Thss even the true result, is a wonderful one consider
ing the immense Locoioco majority supposed to exist in
the District The District was carved out 10y Mr. Akin
son himself, for his benefit If banked in his unwor
thy manuuvres it will be most righteous rethbuton-
lie ~ besides man Of very small oabre-boistorous and
ompty-a little Benton very small scale.
Gen. Dromgoole is elected in the Brunswick District
without opposition The General retired from public life
yoar under cloud; his return 10 IL may con
duce a new eclipse.
Ia the Buckingham District Hubbard Ill is elected over
Toler lwlby 100 mlIpry.This il the most remarkable
abortion d the day There existed greater dispar
" between two men, conending for the same prize Mr.
TOlo possessed Of mind thoroughly disciplined great
power and fully stored with the extensive and valuable
information all subjects Of public policy Mr.. Hubbard s
ignorant all subicca retailer Of very stale and
coarse jokos-alhp and ihcn by way Of making his
Ignorance conspicuous, la mode the Monkey, he
adventures largely si1iiscs-whch nc huddes 10.
geher neck and heels, without having the concep.
ton Of their WITH bearing upon the subject
IN hand Mr. Calhoun is % blame for this for being asked
how Mr. H. stood In Congress. aud unable TO give nny
other answer he ropcd he "Uas Gerry paiuaJie Goy his
sfdfisfcs".
The disparity between Mcasrs. Tolor and HUBBARD was
20 manifest hear during the canvass, that tho public
pity excited by the casgatons which the Lynch
burg inflicted upon his competitor. To this
after the supnoness u the Fluvauna Wings, may b,
oscribod Mr.. re- defeat lie uiumphed completely
the musings, that the public sympathy enlisted on th'
other side; compensate the Col for his endurance
der painful infections, the people elected him.
Ia this District The Enquirer figures out Mr. Jones' ma
ioriy 3O-not dcduetng the double voting
In the Ptsyvania District Coles 0s) has majority q
2l7 in Halifax, Pni.ylvania and franklin Patrick
Henry 10 hear iro-which may overcome that majority.
In the Loudoun and Essex Districts, the election 81 tn
Wings b. certain.
In the Frederick District Lucas % Is elected by ubou
800 majority.
In the Rockingham District, Taylor, an old lashono
Fcdorasi represents the tenth Legion Of the Democracy
The Shenandoah paper very naiyey remarks that Mr. Tay
or holds opinion in with the modern Fodera
stnot being able to deny his conneron with the aid Foo
crasts
From the other Districts, have nothing conclusive
The Iocoa will have the weakest IN Congress, who
represented Virginia aud the bulk Of them will be Va
Buren, mon. The Calhountes will come of even worse
under the operation u the gcrrynond-r than the wings
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

IL hinne's Ian Compendium, Digest OF Cases re-
ported IN the United States aud Great Britain IN IsII23
published in numbers
We have received the frs, numbers from the Agent
now IN this city. The work displays great research and
learning, and wall doubtless prove valuable ACQUISITION IN
the legal profession.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
CulfiudfOr.

SryMoUR's SUPERB WHITE CELERY.-We were enabled
the last procure small quantity Of seed OF this
valuable variety, and thus its merits We have
been disappointed, IL s all that it has recommended.
Ii is OF the delicate white; the stalks IN
sod and the grow 10 the great weight Of from
10 lbs IL eventually be considered the best that
las yet been raised. We confidently recommend il
extensive cultivation.
Cuhills solid celery Is variety Of much merit,
scarcely. any inferior Seymours superb; cultivated
small quantity Of this the last season, and think highly Of
u as a hardy, large and tender kind--CuLTyAToR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

Notice.
b1CThe Ladies' Sewing society OF the fst Pres
bytoTinn Church m Pvnas, win offer for variety
useful aud fancy Articles the CONCERT ROOM NJ Exchange
Hotel commencing Tuesday 2nd May O'Clock y w.
and continuing uu Saturday O'Clock, NJ The nett proceeds
The sale be- applied the education ~ pous young
the Gospel Ministry Among tho articles offered found
great variety of chirens dresses rita Be sHial ne
tins. Anpersons invited n attend. ma 5-iw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

SERIOUS NisrAKr-I appears that n mistake has
been made in the Treasury Department Washington in
connection with issue Of Treasury Notes The
correspondent of the n. Y. Express writing from Washing
ton under date OF Goth April. says
4. L. Smith. the Register Of the Treasury, issued
nearly -four hundred thousand dollars worth of Treasury
Notes beyond the authorized by the late Of Con-
grcss, before he discovered his crror,"-BalL Amer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ Sedrs' Monthly Mdgazine, No 1, has been re.
ceiVed from the agent-Mr. Harold. 1t publication,
which teens with great variety OF useful and entertaining
information The present number is particularly rich in
matter, and illustrated by numerous engravings