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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

! GJ-We extract the following complimentary
and just remarks in regard to our townsman,
Mr.. Mason, frcm the Courier and Enquirer ;
they are from the pen of brother artist, who
is now visiting here:
| All mist have remarked the rapid advance
menl OF taste in the arts among us during the
last ten years. And this IS particularly notice
able in painting, and one Of the consequences
of this Improvement is the demand which has
been made for the ornamenting Of the walls
and ceilings of public rooms in emulation of
the similar adorning Of the most costly of our
private ouses. This demand has been amp.
ly grat:fied by the propretors Of our first cass
hotels, and we rejoice to hear that NJ Geo.
C. Mason, our commentator Of whose early
efforts our readers may remember, is engaged
in orndmentlng the saloons Of The Atlantic
House at Newport. The design is highly
c'edltable TO the proprietor.
We have not seen the work or the sketches.
bu, have perfect reliance upon the judgment
of the writer Of the following extract, made
rom private letter. Were we at liberty to
give the name Of the critic, our readers would
see that we lnieht with more proprie,y seek
His approval than offer him ours.
ATLANTIC House, }
NEWPORT, X. J., July II, ls40
There are in the saloon of this
Hotel some arabesqurs, desingcd and painted
by George c. Mason, the landscape painter,
residing here. which are so clever and pIe,s.
ing that that they deserve some notice. The
design is combination Of scroll, tree and vine
fruit and flower gracefully interviewer, with
birds of gay plumage perched here and there
An effect Of richness, lightness and ornam ent
is given without ,awdriness, and nothing
is overcharged or crowded Mason has shown
decided genius for this kind of art, branch
of painting which was honored by the talents
of Raphael and many of the greatest Masters,
and IN which there is such wide field for
the exercise Of taste, fancy, and almost every
kind of artistic skill. Mason's knowledge Of
the principals of architecture, his passion for
flowers, in fine, his love Of the beautiful in
every form, give him great advantage in the
cultivation of this class of designs.
have seen some sketches by him for ara
besques proposed to be painted in ,he large
Hall of the Ocean House. 1t is to be hoped
tina, the proprieto.. OF that establishment will
have the taste to carry out this project, than
which nothing can be more elegant or a pro.
pirate. Those noble specimens Of hospitality,
Stetson Of the Astor House and Cozzens Of
West Point, have set a good example in their
love and encouragement of art-and what an
air of richness and cultivation is at once given
to their establishments.
The air is bracing here-,he hotels are be-
ginning TO fill up-we had good conce' last
evening from the Germania Band, well attend.
ed-the black fish arc caugh, in abundance
bathers resort - the beach, and in few days
there will be the usual crowd Of fashionables
and equipages."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

The Doc1oR's WELcoME.-Down east
there resides certain M. ID. One very cold
night he was aroused from his peaceful slum-
Der by loud knocking at his doot. After
some Hesitation he went to the window and
asked" Who's there 7" Friend" was
the answer. "Wha, do you want 2" "Want
to stay here all night" "Stay t! ere then,
and be hanged !" was the benevolent reply.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

Where there is no corn there will be found
no crows, and where there is no money you
will find no friends Er. paper.
This, alas, is too generally true, allhoughit
does not always hold good. Such friendship
is worse than mockery; genuine friendship
is that which burns with an intenser glow in
the dark hour of adversely ty.-,hen it is that we
desire the sympathy and love of a warm and
constant heart.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26
FRANCE AND ROME.

The Legislative Assembly has been the
scene Of much turbulence and recrmination
during the past week. The despotlc spirit
which marks the proceedings O. the Govern
nent is having the eflec, to unite vario' sec
,ions of the Assembly not heretofore friendly
into a compact opposition TO the Barot Min
slry, and in defence Of RepublcanIsm.
Towards the close OF the sitting on Monday
evening. some as,onishmsnt was created
among the members by GrandIa declaring
that another movement was in preparation. -
The statement however, was 81 indefinitely
given by The honorable member, and appeared
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

AN lSrlDENr.-Among the mourning that
surrounds them in St. Louis, incidents occur
that but for the soemnity of the subject,
would be 'aughable AS an rs,ance, the TO-
lowing was shown to the editor of the Repub-
lican, from an undertaken to a livery stable
keeper
+" SIR-Please countermand the order
left respecting hearse, to be ready at seven
this evening, as the man has tod me the wom-
an has not died as yet. Don't SCI the
hearse."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

The following circular has been issued by
the Right Rev. J. r. X IIenshaw, Episcopal
Bishop Of tins Dloccse 1t will commend it,
self alike by the authority under which it is
issued ,and by the just and christian sentiments
which i, announces.
10 hc C'rgwmen ofhc Protestant Episcopal
Church m The Diocc" n Rhode Island
Rcv'd and Dear Brethren The Prcsi lent
Of The United States having lin conformity 10
the pious usage Of our ancestors and Of all
Christian nations in times of public calamity
recommended that Friday the ID day Of Au-
gust next, be observed as a day of Fasting,
Humiliation and Prayer. on nccoun, of the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

A LONG VOYAGE. The Nanlucke, Inquir-
er says.
Ship Citizen, which arrived here on Wed
nesday from whaling voyage, was abaen,
fly -eigh' months and twenty two days. This
is the longes, voyage or record, excepting one.
The Braclay, Of New Bedford, now on a voy-
age, has been absent sixty months and one
day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

G}Great men stand like solitary towers
in the city OF God, and secret passages runn-
ing deep beneath external nature give their
thoughts intercourse with higher inteIigenccs,
which strengthens and consoles them, and of
which the laborers on the scrfaces do moi ev-
en- dream
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

DEATH IN A BALL RooM.-Mary Rice, aged
26, while dancing the Drum Polka in ball
room recently in Dean street, London fell into
the arms of her partner, and almost instantly
expired
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

A friend complai' S to the editor of the
Cleveland Herald that the auclioneers make
too much noise ringing their bells. The
editor tells him he had better be quiet, for the
time was when nothing on earth could keep
HIM from ringing beRe. Sly hit, that
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

The Rochester Advertiser says that little
boy attending school in lie eastern part Of
that city, picked up piece OF lime, supposing
it to be chalk, and put il in his pocket. While
in school the prespiraion Stacked Il G lime,
an! burned him considerably before it could be
removed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

MODEST ANNouNcEMENr.-A paper out
vest makes The follow ing announcement to
its numerous subscribers:
" In orler TO enable us to get through with
some cb work on hand, there will emo pa
per issued from this Office next week"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

e3 Grace CIR, enwood is about visiting Mas
sach usetls, on her usual annual summer tour /:
if she is seeking healthy summer resort, why
does she not come to Newrortl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

At Paducah. Ky, Judge Campbell and Mr.
Bernard Austin, Of that place, had iencon.
ire on the 9th instant, in which the latter was
killed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

# is generally admitted that we should de-
spsc no man for misfortunes that he cannot
elp. Why, then, should we laugh at folsi
nota man to be Fi,ied as truly for having
his brains cracked, as for having his skull
bIokel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

Some wag adds to the bcalludes "Bless-
ed are they who are afraid of thunder, for they
shall h, state about getting married. and keep
away from political meetings."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

o." IT," sad an English gentleman,
:" there is an individual in the world wholly
unPrejudiced, I am the man but l do hate
Frenchman.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

e5' George Roberts, Esq, of the Boston
Times, is at the Ocean House. Messrs. Al.
my d Milne the Fall River News, are at the
Bellevue House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

QUEER CAsE.-A murder case in New Or
leans, on the nth ms, had TO e continued
the counsel for the defence having gone TO
California.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

b5The steamer Cleopatra will arrive here
this morning. between 10 and ] o'clock, on
an excursion from Norwich and Ne Y London;
she returns tomorrow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

G5-A Free Chapel, belonging to Trinity
Church, is being erected on tho lot a, tht
head Of Church street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

A lady in Chester WIS asked TO join divis-
ion Of the Daughters cf Temperance. She
replied, il is unnecessary, as il is my intention
to Join one of the Sons SOON"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

DJGen Sam Houston is announrcd in a
Texas paper to lecture on Temperance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

O. Mathew Wood was executed in New
York, Friday, for murder he protested hi.
innocence TO the last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

cc-The arrivals at the Hotels are daily in
creasing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

Madame Weiss took home with her S54,-
3i3 IS in specie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

A new paper in the French and Italian Ian
guapcs is abos, 10 be started ~ New Orleans
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

Nine hundred policemen are nightly engag-
ID on duty in New York city,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

An an,i-swearing society has been formed in
Fairfield, Rockbridge county, Georgia
paper.
Who acorc IN its ofHcersl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

TThere have been several cases of cho-
era in Providence, during the last few days /;
one or two of them proved fatal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

Seven millions Of gallons ofspirils were cor
sumed in Ireland during the last year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

ancn of the prime minister. The latter used
to go to sleep during his long sonatas. lie
then wen, to France, and va. in Paris during
the tremendous scenes Of last February -
Previously he resided for two months with
Iamaitihc a, Macon. Lamartine was accus-
toned to introduce him at his soirces as a
Rus ian, and therefore no democrat-but q
great artist, which was the same thing -
This acquaintance seems to have ripeEed into
a warm friendship. The musician has since
testified his ADMIRATION and attachment 10 The
poet politician by every means in his power.
Las, summer and fail were spent in Lon.
don, where he had a great run, under very
trying circumstances. 1halberg was there
before him. Jenny Lind and Thalberg wer,.
at her Majesty's. Strakosch was the atirac-
ton al Covent Garden. But all who know
the musical world for the last year, know he
carried even this load and bore of an equal
share OF fame. Lumley, the Covcnt Garden
Manager, who owns half columns in the
Times, in the Morning Post, and all tie 9th
er powerful papers Of London who can have
his own leaders, and who is thus abe to put
down almost any a'pirirt who interferes
with his intercs's-was about 10 pay upon
him the battery with which he has so often
model shhcds artistic foes BIT Jenny Lind.
he a true and good woman, stood firm for
him. She told Lumley lhet il lie wrol down
Str5kosch, she would Immediately accept the
Dflers OF the Paris managers and leave Eng. |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

RUnoRED APPOINTMENTS, &c.-The CORES pond
ent Of the Baltimore Patro, writes Washington, April
p as follows;
learn that the Cabinet made an important decision
yesterday, which cannot fail OF meeting the decided sp
probation of the people. The decision is-,hat In al
appointments the locality OF the sppoin.ee shall cons
tute q cardinal conslderationthst is, that men shall
not be imported from distant place to Gil appoint
ments In given locality provided competent and faith
full reside In said locality and desire will accept
the Office.
tis ramored here that several changes OF heads OF
bureaus will take place to-mono1-that DR.. Collins
First Auditor from Virginis will give place 10 John
Gallagher, Esq also OF Virgins-ths, Gen McCslls
Second Auditor from Kentucky. will give place to
Judge Clayton of Georgis and that Allen A. Hall, Esq
Of Tennessee will entsr the duties of Register OF the
Treasury 10 place of David Graham Esq Of Tennessee
who has med and gone home
Ii 10 rumored that Hon. John A. Collier Of Nsw-York
10 be- appointed Frst Controller OF the Treasury In
place Of Hon. James w. McCulloch OF Maryland who
hss desired for time 10 retire from the post, and
who only continues in IL at the particular request
OF the President and Secretary Of tbs Treasury.
The friends Of Col Lane OF Ala urging hil claims
for the Office Of Solicitor of the Treasury held by
Mr. Giliel. OF ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
FROM ALBANY.
Adjeurrmenf-Mr.C orseli-Law Refsrn-The
straight Raiirosd-sandy Heck Hos pifal-
Emisrant Boarding. ii ases-Aibany Eiec-
tieu.
CorresPoatepcs OF Tie Tribune
ALBANY Tuesisy loril 10

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ALBANY, Tuesday, April 10.
The Legislature will in all human probability
s5joarn to-morrow. They 10 now with proprie-
y all the business necessary 10 Be accomplished Tor
the welfare o the State has been finished ~ the House
and the Senate ril doubtless concur IN the amend.
rnsnu II the Assembly n the Code this evening to-
morrow morning. 10 Mr.. CoRyErL. Of the City Of
NewYork great credit 10 due for the speedy passsge
in the House Of the Code Of Procedure The Commit.
tee Of nine. To whom that instrument referred.
unite in declaring that but for his carefully prepared
analysis and notes to that bill their labor would have
been much more protrset.d and lsborious NevY0rk
may well be proud Of her representation with such
talent continuously In our legislative halls the interests
OF the City will always be guarded and promoted May
the people bear n mind the duty they owe 10
faithful servants.
The bill reiPpointing the Commissioners on the
Code and Pleading and Practice passed the Assembly
ia the precise form In which il came from the Senate
TIE only difference in the names OF Commissioners
from wha, they last year Is the substitution OF
the name Of JOHN C. sPEScER In the place Of ANrHo-
NY L. ROBERTSON.
The Straight Railroad bill was killed by
very decisive vote in the Senate and the consequence
Is the legislature will adjourn comparatively free from
the crowd Of lobbyers who have swarmed around the
halls thus far.
send copy Of the law amendatory Of the Gen.
era Banking Law, which is Of some interes. to your
readers.
The House this evening have agreed to adjourn
tomorrow at 10 ~ by vote of SO TO 81.
Our Richmond County friends feel quite elated
at the passage Of the bill for special Hospital Sandy
Hook. II will remove the nuisance most bitterly com.
planned the burial OF the dead within thu Quarsr.
tine enclosure They back quite conent-d tha, they
have bad thus much conceded them as rigAt.
The House have just concurred in the Senate 8
amendments to the bill relative to EmiTsns Boarding.
House Keepers and Emisran. Runners. The amend
nents that person sh, be licensed such rua
who ia no. native naturazed citizen. Alio
that baggage detained for bosrdmoney due shall be
leased on the payment OF such amount the May.
or shall certify 10 be due.
The Election has, apparently, gone off very q1i-
eily-a slight sprinkle OF rain aiding in preserving
der. FRIEND humphrey ia probably elected By close
vote The Locos have been hard q, work and uni.
ted while the Wings have had differences to set
he which may have deir,ctsd from their strength The
Water question has been grea, element in tho present,
Charter Election. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
Notice to the Public, ard Instructions to
R0sfmusfern.

CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MAILS, VIA HAVANA
P.s.x.-rs unt-d states packet Fscoa
dispatched fon the port Of New iofs on Tbs ~ hpf '
Tie public hereby notified that mails b sent 70 W. los
ch,r-.,or IS savannah fGal and New Orleans, Ia TO b
ed u ss ssam pcss ~heh ~ sal IRON W. Tors on NJ
ln. Chsr-stDa the ga nOrnmgls from savannah
ga the ld e-sngs from Havana the 10Th Apn instant
and II Orleans pacs.t ishma si ,e dspa be-
q; Havana
should made Nee Yof ani At the other poau
named Chsr-- Pansma San Diego, Santa Barbara Monterey
san frsnsco sBd Asiofia
The Tor single letter rot sreessaE ha On o1e
xsf Havana ~ ceus 20 CbzErrs % cent. q
Panama b. prepaid I'll sn1 g. e-nts - sin Drs, SAM
B.. fraHcsco, Asto - De- prepaid or s-H
unpaid, az The option Of The ~fief .,-
Newspapers ADD pamphstsea pc'tss -n each lnd msn'
postsg. - b. aided J. SOLLAnth, fosuhfs-t "e-''N
Po.r Oucs DsrssrHssr, April 10, I5ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
6yMOVAI..

NIX. FEUCHTWANGkh nae removed MS once TOT inc
Dpressnt TO 50 Broadway, nett to tbs Bondsd Were
where orders for ali his prepsrsons such ~ bic
Dsinfscng Fluid; his Iudtsn Choloogue, Tor Fever and
Agus; bis Artificial msrures suphst- OF Ammonia DC nc
bfs Practically Compound for Moths; his Chemical Whale
OIL Soap and oil HE other ysluabe compounds will 10 r,
c.vsd snd executed with dspslch fhoassnds Of eert6
Gates Of the uunvssd efficacy OF bs newly discovered
disnfecng agebI have bsen rendered 10 him and be can
boldly sfser that II does defy any chsepge OF eomp-t
ton iussmuch az combne nni,a IN Ships pabie
houses hospitals prisons and pryss families consider
mott penssbe safeguard sinsl any scsnsss ssiog
from uu air. obnoxious enyia and eJ1tsxou. disease
very rmslon 10 Ls chemical and meteorological do
psrimsuS given BY Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTWAN0Ea ~
Brosdwsy niD 6useod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

BUFFALO MEDICAL USvERsITY.-The Lecture
term of thls institution closes Friday Of this week
The Commencement 10 to be held on the Wednssdsy
evening succeeding. The graduating class consists OF
por,iona,e number than usual graduated At that tue
~ The University of Michigan has at this
time seventy seven under graduates Of which seven
are from other States The graduating class Of let5
contained that Of 1876 sevsussen that Of le4s
twelve and that Of lsas sixtsen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
Fire MT Washington.

WAsHIs0ro ron, Tuesday, April 10.
The Temperance Hal took FIRE tins morning,
and nearly destroyed. Loss Aoou. $1,000 which %
fully covered By Insurance. The basement Of Mr..
Greers printing oifce damaged TO the extent OF
several hundred dollars. The are Is supposed to have
been the work Of an incsaSisry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

EURO NOBILITY IN ANERIcA-The ias'
number the Lasaea (rcxss) Journal contains 40
advertise Of sale of lands In that State, on WIZ
Of stsachnspt for claim Of q GAS against the essie
owned BY aamerous German noblemen aud citation
for them % appear and answer viz The Dake OF Mas
sau, Duke, Meiningen Duke OF Cobarg Goths, Prince
Frederick i Prussis. Landgrsvs This array Of Ger
man nobility l. known 10 Texas the German Emgrs
ton Company under whose auspices large numbers Of
German have been introduced into that STATE
The claims ,sinss ths Company 10 for t5.s45 on
count Of o., s dras drawn By The Compsnys agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
RS. DEvLAN Il co.'s
pATTHT IrTnRl0ATIMG OIL.

rINHE SUBSCRIBERS invite the attention Of raIroads
steam boats maehinists &c 10 the above article Of Of
for machinery
Certificates OF Ito superiority over ell other oils, from
several OF The afgost works and railroads, can DO seen
their Office.
They are prepared to supply II 10 any quantity.
KENNEDY 4 GELSr0N, 81 Pins-st Nsw.York,
Sole Az, MS for the New England States, and
AT lmsss Stats Of New-YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12

Messrs Austin aud Webb left Santa Fe on the
Is, of March We convsrsed few minutes with Mr.
Austin he passed down the river Previous to their
leaving about the 22d OF Februsry) Col Fremont had
reached Ssn.aF He remained but one day, partakine
OF dinner rendered him by Col Washington, acting
Governor OF New. Mexico. There IL news of impor
lance Times are dull In New.Mexico. The gold dis
covery in California created but little excitement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
Fees and Expen.es of County Clerks.

la compliance with aresolu,iOn OF the Senate
Of this State, CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Secretary
Of State has transmitted the following
STATEMENT OF the AMOUNT FgEs CHARGED and ye
oered for Official serri. and also tie Of ,peaso
pad 6y me olociag Couaty CIrt, during the year sf7
and also the Regtr o. TIE Cify Of Aep York according
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
AUt"ilON SALES.

A. ID. MERWIN, Aacaonocf
kf BANGS, PLATT ~ co. store % Broadway
DAT PRIVATE SALs-BoHSs LIsRARiEs--yuN received,
supply OF nilops prose works vol 5; MenfePs isiory
Of Germany vol p Schleges E.heuc and miscellaneous
WORKS Brands popular antiquities Of England, Scotland
and Ireland vol Roger Of W endovers Flowers 81 HE
tory, vol | Hamboldts Cosmos VIOLA hilef's Phioso-
ply Of History, vols 2 81 Psios works by Carey vol
y COTTON, Aurtioneer.
FURNITURE NOTlCk.-The subscriber Win give
alenlion to the sale OF household furniture Of famies
gng their residences giving keepns during
the coming season. either al their residence the
Auction Room, SIC Broadway, Gothic Hall 2. COTTON
N. B-Furniture bought N preferred.
FRIDAY, April Is.
Al 10 O'Clock, ct ttS Etshth-ave
The entire stock Of retail dry goods store consisting
10 part Of dress goocs shawls, rbbons fnses dc lance
prints gloves hosiery laces hnens cspes eolsrs feath-
srs, frnges together with every Article usually found 10
q retail store Also stors 10 let
TUESDAY, April H. at as Pear.t
The entire furniture OF the house Particulars In time
WEDNESDAY, April ls, at SIS Bowery,
The entire furniture Of the family Particulars In time.
AT PRIvArg sALsA very nicely btted-up drug store,
10 desirable ara central location For particulars Inquire
al The Auction Room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-12
BURNS AND sCALDs.

RALBEYs DEPOT, where tho original snd only gen
D1ine
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN.EXTRACToH
can be Procured 10 nj as Broadway, corner Lspspards.
Burns and scslcs and indsmed eyes, piles. cuts,
wounds bruises fever ea fheum fheumatism fhil
blsins efYspess ard all external sfsnmso yield
once add r-sdiy 10 tbs g-uuine Daley's Exusctof
~ But be Aous- must BE- the genuine article from
no.on milo (usodsh