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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25
FAlL RlyEn, Monday, Jan. l5

lars of the destruction by fire Of the steamer
Elnpie State -
FALL RIVER, Monday, Jan. l5.
At fifteen m nuics before eleven O'Clock,
Saturlay night. our citizens were startled by
sudden glare of light, aud the cry That The I'm
rire state was ON fire. The fire department
yos Immediately on the wharf, AN f, with the
a,sistan G of the citizens, did al that could be
done to arrest the progress of the flames; but
in less than fifteen minutes from the first dis
covery of th, fire, this noble boat was one
broad sheet of flames.
Before half past eleven O'Clock, the wheel
house and her promenade and state room
decks fell in and her larboard chimney went by
The hoard Al 20 minutes 20 one o'clock The
.s,arhoard chimney fell with a tremendous
crash; and before two o clock the most splen-
did floating palace in the world Was a com
plcts wreck.
The fire broke out ami lships, ard spread
wth such astonishing rapidny, that some -
or 20 persons connected with the boat, who
were in her lower cabin, escaped With The
greatest diliculty. Notwithstanding iour pow
Clil engines aud force pump from the A
mrrcan print works were playing INTO hel
from eleven lo four o. lock, tie fine could no
bs suhduud IN attempt was made to siul
her i'm ucdiatcly after the fire was discovered
bIl owing To the lee, an o,her difficulties, SIN
ddn,t fil until half past four o'clock, or al
tor her cabins and saloons were completely de
strnyed.
By constant stream Of water upon th,
fruns that susians her pOnIerous machinery
the position of her engine Is retained, bu
owing 10 ihe extreme heat, the machiDCt.
mast Sc seriously damaged
ID Is not certain how The fire took, but tht
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25
G-. J.G. WOODS
S.ARSiPARILhl ELIXIR.
RECOMMENDED by EMINENT Ply
&I(Ll NJ

SICIANS.
EETAEEAsTED superior TO any other
w preparation, compound or extract OF
Sarsaparlla ever offered to The American peo-
ple. The bottles cuntain six times The quanll
~ of sands or Bristul's and luur.,im.s q,
much as Bulls and we think 1t Is stronger
than either, and at least four times aS Suong &
as rownsend'S. Il is four times the cheapest
SarSaparilla in market. Il heals without de-
,biitalug or Sckenng, and its cures are per-
manent Il Is theoretically compounded Uy a
regular physician, and hciEes a humluS
qnack, nor Lmphu,oat medicine.
The following are some Of The many diNeaS-
cs in which II has proved cmlneutly successful
viz
Diseases from Impure Blood, Organic or
FUaciiORGL.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and Fever and
Aguc, Secondary syphilis rheumatism, Goui
aud lumbaco, Scroiula, lei rosy, Cancer aud
Mcrcufal diseases, Constitutions broken 10y
Measels, Small Pox, Fevcrs. &c,
/ prolapSns Uteri, Piles, llccIations, Swell
|lings and Bilcs, Salt Rhcum, ErysipelaS, PIN
rles and BolcheS on the face, DISTINCTIONS 81
fatal to young and delicate ladies' Nervous.
ness aud Bowel Complaint, of children from
Itcrthing, Rickels, Weak Chi dren and aged
persons, Nervous ptbIilatcd and delicate ie.
males, Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Hy>erIa an sick
. ltduUfhc, ! lc bOlOl tdUN, blILlhtNS ahu
T |paipilation Influenza, Cough and Lung Com.
plaluts, Bronchitis and FIST Stages OF COnsump
liOn.
/ IN presenting the medicine TO the public, we
offer no patented humbug or quack medicine
but such q medicine as /, actually HEEptD. aud
/, truly a blessing tn the public. aud offered moi
upon ibe recommendations uithc prupuciorS a
lone. bat by pcr.onS Of high Standing aud Ply
I>iclanS eminent IN profession aud skilled ~
.uhcir practltc who have not only tested IT.
coordination, but have witnessed lis healing
len, cts and We cordially invite Physicians
throughout the country to try II IN The above
complaints. lhi, Sar.npalilla Elixir is %
vciy careful combination oftlc most cclchia-
'ed mcjiciues and contains nothing "a the
Iea>, degree Injurious The greatest care bo,
been observed in The combination, ilnt more
shad be- Incompatible with or ncutralize the
,pihcr. 1hi Is Tally ptot,d hy Hs harpy 'ilccl
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/, IN / ,rll is"veg pmpe clablc Pulmonary
Bal,1m."
Prepared .hyeed-la& Cutler, importers and
Nbolesaie dealer. nMedlcine. Paints Chem
lcal, and Dye SnnS, "a Chalham street NoS,,
ton, and sold by Druggists ApolhecaucS' ana
County Merchants generally, For plIIieu
lars and recommendations see PampAltl &C.
comrauying each bottle. Price 30 ccn', F"I
sale in Newport by z. r. Hazard, X ). lay
lor and G. q. g Hazard.
Dct ~ I-IS tim.
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Wh-u>ogoN, Jan. 10, 1919.


W.usGgoN, Jan. ., 1919.
SseArr The Senate was called to order q
l.,l. ols, n. by the Vice President, wAcr
prayer ,. Is uia .e bythc Chaplain.
Naious petitions, relative to different sub
poets. were p.cscntel aud took tie us.9'
coarse.
tnaro o!bor petitions was one by Mr.. WI
k.s. praying Congress TO supply aid, by dyua
uoasuf public land, or otherwise, fr the con.
"r.r..on of railroad leading from some pojn
oa 'hc Il ssissp3i river to the Pacific O can
which wlo duly received and appropriately re
frad.
Af. Dayton, oFN. J reported bill grant
ing Patent To Nr. Green, manufacturer O.
shoot iron, which WAS read and passed over.
STR. Metcail, OF Ny, offered rcsoIul'o.
c@''Hg 'P'n The secretary oi 'he Navy ior N
i"r'"'uon 'e'au"g 10 Inc purchase o' Wa'e
r'U'' n'nP' 'oi we use % Uc navy WING.
"'' '''t''"
Mr.. Downs, OF Ia, member Ct the Judi.
'fy committee submitted am'"of,'y report J.
I'o' oi aim''Iog "a'''or"'a .''o 'ie 'n'oh
= a'e' aud at the SANE Hme introduced a 'l.
's S.'.''' lie 'oI '"e o's.''"I O"' previous.
reported by mN"n'y oi s''a c'N'."''oe'
Auer e'",'dera i' di''Osa''n' was move.
ia looV extra copies OF ooih the majority an
m' or ty reports be printed i'F The use ol IL.
Senate. which was adopted.
The Senate then proceeded to take up Ii
bin to s.tha land title and donation rights j.
Ca!i.oula and New McA'o.
MI p7"'on' o' MO- o''a'"oo inc Foor' III
"'"' " ''"s ny 'PI' y" - ''"'' ''0 a." o'' ~
'''' '''''' '''' III '"o '''''
The bill provides ior selling the MINER
Ian by lhe acre Mr. Benton said That 10
opposed th's feature oil Tie bHl-he Wan'cd r'
sP'cIa laws Tor the h's'andry OF The Go.
l5nds. Let them be free and open to all II'
people. li'was opposed ioscIhng the land 8,
drble's Let them be disposed oi under u"
general 81 TEN Of laad laws Ilo consider
that Gold hunting was drmo'a'izng in IT,
character "h" injurious 10 society i"e So'a-
or 'ha mines were eNhau ted the better Tor ta,
country. II he had thc power hg wou.. cN.
trpatc them at once.
Mr.. Benton therefore moved 70 rcromr.
the bi TO ,he committee on Public Lands, viii
Instructions t. inquire in'o the oXpaJi"ncy u.
substituting The bill drawn by himself lor i.o
one now under consideration.
Mr. E.ec5e of ILL.,, here obtained 'hc floor,
hu' gave way to mo ION for adjournment
which was carried.
Iror-r Tho mombars ass,,nbl,d 81, ,h.
usual honr. the Speaker in the Chair. Pr.y.
er was then made bv the CHAPLAIN. and n,
journal of eamrday read.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25
Fjvil IgtraCt OF E'iNA Root.

gENUE efficacy of me Pick Root rs power
I nl and sai', Vrrmilpgo. is vii known and
alIc,tcd b. it,. very gcucta' employment, in
both domestic and professional pracicc.-
This cxracl presents in q conycni,nt form 'he
virtues OF the root, combined with sufficient
Sienna to act as a calharic and viii he found
altogether preferable TO Tine ordinary infusion OF
."Wom rcl.' For sale By
4 J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25
Magical Corn Saiyc,

VETtEWANTED to'eilect speedy cure
w the directions are Stricth complied with
ing no pain whatever, heat put up IN
boyg, wish directions. at the low price of l2a
cents. Prepared and sold ly Il. Z. Hazard
DRUGGIST, no. 81 Thames Street
Dec. p.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25

COMPOSED of pnrc Spanish SarSapariIla
" Tomatoes and WIld Cherry Darbs, three Oh
ii e mos, powerful, purifying and s,reng .hcn.
ing productions in Nature.
The extract here presented is preparcp after
the directions given by Ihh celebrates DR.,
Warren, whose name t bear. and will b5found
>uperio. to any preparation OF thcared al cil
use. H. is highly coucen,ra lei--cb,alcd Dr d
table and Favored to the taste. i'll be found
SarsaporilIa, Tomato, and NkiLd how IN
Bltcrs, have now become >iandarmely vcgcl
universally approved by Physicians as a safe
specify, and eiuciual remedy for
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25
M AHr'NS,
s.s3 ssas - a a. 3

GAMES of Oregon.
~ Race %, Improvement.
u hcmar Gipscy Grl.
Tle American Eagle.
The National Game OF the Tourist.
hlrth for Many
leau and Belle Conversation Cards.
Punch Comic Conversation Cards, at
Dee -. G.. +. HAMMETT, JR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25

unp.ions, Asthma, Phthisc, Spilting Of Blood,
Whaoping Cough aud al Pulmonary Alec.
ions and Diseases of the Lungs. The opin.
Iuns OF those who have used II can be seen from
.'ue following extracts from their lcucrS.-"l
have used tuow for erycn years, aud am con.
j1,u' that it Ia, been the means oi preserving
mY lite to the present day.' Il consider It an
invaluable remedy in all Pulmonary Com.
p'1iu's.' "il has everywhere given Univer-
-ll Satisfaction ~ Young lady m our dm.
lv hos been entirely cured Of Consumption by
hc u-c Of it," "llaying been thirty YEAR,
f.u' led with The ph'hi,ic, and under The care
.Ufthc most eminent physicians, and having re-.
sorted 10 every kind Of remedy with but liulc
benefit it has, after tral o, two years never
'i'.1 of giving immediate relief "ilayInr
been troubled more ,han twenty years with the
Asthma. without being much bcncGucd, was
entirely relieved ana 'prarenl restored TO
good health by one weeks use OF il
Beware of Couulerlcii, aud limitations
such as Cafter'S compound Pulmonary Gal-
am american Pulmonary Balsam aud others
in pat bearing the name Enquire fnr lhc
article by iis whole name, the sVcgelnhlc Phi
muuIrv ll1l,am,' md see that u has TIC writ
I'm -iqn1'ufe or WIN Jn'n Cutler. npon
yellow label, on The lrc wrappers. Each bot.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25

Warren, whose name t bear. and will L5found
Superio. to any preparation of lhc1red all cil
use. H. is highly coucen,ra lei--cb'alcd Dr d
table and Favored to the taste. i'll be found
Sarsaplrilla, Tomato, and NkiLd how IN
Bltcrs, have now become Ntandarirely vcRc-l
universally approved by Physicians as a safe
speedy, and ohecjual remedy for
ScrOC.;icus. EeTcslTiai and Ca,!ts-
RcClss DaSc3scS.
Jaunticc, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
Disorders, rumor IN the Throat swelling OF,
the Ll.bs, salt Rhcum, Bad liumors, Can
ccrOus sores, Chronic Calarrh, Head ache.
Nervou, I,r,J1 ION. Loss Of Appetite, iivet
Complaint. Cos,iycnca-, weak anj sore : ON
ath. U.cpI, anl sores, PAIN Ia The BuaC,
Rheumatic Affections, EryNipcia, Eruptun> op
The face. Kings EVIL languur, Debility uIl
illness, Sai,oN CompltAlan, boss c' Strength
and Flesh: all lhDs, dlUrutr# which a,i>r
from the abuse Of NcrcuIy or tom an impair,
laint IN The blood, no matter how acquired.
Female Complaints, Csis!;iiy Use,
SAc.
I1c all Fcml,c CompaGa these Bitter
will be found lhe most pure d,Lca'e, p'ue
.ua.mg aud effective medicine ever used. THo
general directions, for various diseases, Which
we have alrcaiy given, a,e properly applicable
20 females, WI,h thlN exception, i'al @dIyS o
delicate constitution should notify ihcu,
Slightly, Unnecessary. Those suffering from an
obstruction or ircgu'arIly, should use them
freely, unit nature Is restored to her proper
action.
i heir warming, anmdting aud strengthen
ingGnaliIlc, will be highly appreciated ihcy
.chcciuaily remove nausea heartburn, ncrvou,
irritation head-ache, swelling OF the l.c, aud
limbs, &c, and impart light Vigorous and
healthy feeling TO the whole system
/ 10 Ladies afflicted with Dyspepsia, lndigcs.
p tiun DEBILITY. feeble circulation OF the blood.
small Erupt.onS on ,hc face, yellow or dingj
compicylOn, these bllers are of incslimabit
value. 1, has been truly observed that beauty
o. complexion j, ,,sible hcaith,' anG this can
only be obtained by tccpmg lhc blood, aud in.
rernQl functions. in a sound and healthy condl.
lion. Dcau'y cannot eEIsI independent OF
health.
E'or Children.
These oiicrS may be- given according 10 the
directions, IN doses adaplcd 10 Ihclr age, with
perfect safety and good effect They are the
most naioraI medicine that can possibly be used
and may Justly be pronounced an inesllmable
domestic blessing.
G;.Vsauar.!i;s. Tom,aeo and Will
Cherry EitscrS.
Are entirely unryalled for the cure oi al
diseases before enumerated They arc ofuai.
'verSal use in New England and highly ap.
prcciued BY all classes OF people.
The price of this extract j. ONLY 80 cents
per bottle yet it is 50 highly concentrated that
one bottle will last longer ana do more good
than any dollar article ia use.
/ ID + BRADi.EE d SON, l3D Washington
street, Proprie,orS Of the above valuable mcdi.
cine.
AGEN rs Newport 4. J. TAYLOR -
Bristol, Brgg, u Day, Warren, w. II. Du-
val. Providence, j. Wad,worlh, and dcal5ls
in medicine generally throughout New Eng
land. Oct II, ISiS. ly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25

NLEETWOOD'S Life Of Christ, band
4 somely bound in Gilt Conquest and
Sell Conquest. Milton, Young Byron, Pope.
Morse and Heman's Pictorial Works, IN nice
bindings for sale Il, above.
Dee 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25
Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces,

- "1'''' ~ 'F7-'' = " -I''F'''1
RTAY ALWAYS BE- found at lbe subscribers
IR4 Of n o,t approved patterns, and set with
care. and warranted 10 work well. Also, Tin
and Shce, Iron Ware on hand with other anti
clcs u,aaliy kept al such a store. Tin, Copper
ud sheet iron work made To order. Orders
solicited opposite Il, !. Union Bank.
NM. BROWAELL.
Oct 1, 1913. dS'wtf
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Burning Of the Steamer EMPIRE
STATE.

The following letter to the editor Of the
Boston Journal furnishes some farther l--riicu-
lars of the destruction by fire Of the steamer
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25
The Vegetable Pulmonary
3 a. =, IS &. " I.

I0VN 6y ne EperI7nce and UJs'rrdlI0n o1
Thousands, for pPc0rds Of IicaHV Years
mast
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25

RECOMMENDED by emf.
ncnl physicians as n ">ale.
convenient and very ellica-
ciouS Remedy - as one that
wilIfot dis>appoint The reason.
able expectations olthoSe WIN
use II, and superior to any
other within their knowledge
for Coughs, Colds and Con
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-25
MARTIN EATON.
Woods SdrsopdyiHd FH1ir.

J. :. Wood, VI. ID. of tins cliy offers TO he
public an article Of SdrSaparila Of which we ~.
v,e the attention Ol our readers. VI is becoul-
ing much noted from many reliable sources 49,
We believe it 10 be carefully prepared from
arices purely vegetable and hy SkIiiul ply.
Sician. His standing IN sociely We pres ume
will insure public confidence.
Albany Ffcehulder, April :, lSiS.
We iEvitethe attention OF our readers TO- the
IadNcftis cment mother column of tO days pa
per of J. ). Wood, NJ. ID. Of This city. Ills
SarSapariIia EliXir is becoming very popular
among cur medical friends, and particularly
among the afiIr ted. ThlS preparation 1--WE are
aS>ured) is purely vegetable, and carefully pre-.
pared by a skilful physician whose Standing ir
society ~ Suiiiciont TO insure public confidence
/ From " hat we have Srcn and heard from rclui
| Bile sources, aud the high recommendation o
persons of standing, physicians, clrrgymeI
/ Sc. we think we hazard nothing 10 pfonount
/ ing il the best and most concentrated pre-
paration of Sarsapnrila before the public.
| From the ~ Y Rrfotmor. MAY 1T, lolS.
! DR. J. :. Woods Sarsaparlla Elixir, we re-.
gard ~ the very best article oi the KIND eyeI
offered to the American people. u is mucl
stronger and Gar superior, even To DR. Town
send switch has acquired 50 much notoricIty
/ Having use for the article, We called and pro.
cured a bottle few days since Several
members e cur family were quite unwcll
one ol whom had the Fever aud Agur,a md
we are hnrp, Ia say thal by W." nso 81 only
one BOTH, ih0so all ctcd have n'a.lN or quite
been restored to health. We illuk We br-
znrd nothing in saving, that tha EitAr' viii
benefit every disease meuiIuucd ~ TIE ad,,r-
tisrtntnt.
n. H. None genuine, uulc,> bcarrg Il e
written signature oi J $. Wood ~ lhc oui .ldc
wrapper. aud the unme Stamped en- tlc to'ilc
vii you Ladies aud Gebt,rm'r who shall
ne lhs Medicine. cak oi u a> o. observes. tu
yorr friends We ask Of vou not ~ tuta
tar and deserving fccoinmt ndallIu.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-06
= cp@ IL NOTICE.
Railroad and Steam
boat Exclusion.

boat Excursion
ID w. R. r., and Steamer MhSSASOIT. On and
i after July 20th, 164e. the and elegant Steamer
MASSASOlT, Cspt. SAMUEL ALLEN, will commence
running in connection with A. M. and So P. NJ Trains
OF P. q w. Railroad.
Leaves Providence, Qong Wharf until further notce3
at 45 A. NJ. Arrives at do, Sis P. NJ.
The boat will land at Vue de Eau, Dexter's landing
and Nayat regularly and arrangements be made with
Capt. Allen, at the Steamboat Office So Long Wharf,
to land Parties at any accessible point north OF Nayat
Tickets for the Excursions including the passage both
ways by Railroad and Steamer be bought at the Tick
eli Offices of the P. d W. Railroad, viz:
Al all stations North OF Albion the price for
a passage TO Providence merely and back. At Albion
80 cts AT Pawucket Valley Falls and Lonsdale so
The Boat made her first trip this month"; and is of the
very first class regards speed safety accommoda
tons. ISAAC HlN%KLEY, Sup't. p. & w. r. r.
Providence, July SO. diff
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NoRWlCH 81 WORCESTER RAILROAD
z fssE.s4sa ga=s i1T1
MssGss sEsalssssrsg w ~ . "a GS 5SszESSh
summer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z. ls4o. \

summer Arrangement-Ma Z, 1919.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
fLeave Worcester at 1890 A. NJ and 4 30p. NJ .l.t.
N- The 10 30 II. m, Train connects with train leaving
Springfield a. 7SO am Boston at ami Nashua 720
IN /; Providence at 2 As am @.itiIl 8rN aai HfH
The $50 M. train connects with the Steam Boat tram
rom New Haveni also train leaving Boston at p. IN.
Leave Norwich Ut A. and IL M.
u Ihe q m train connects at Worcester with West
ern train, leaving nj l0am; Boston train 10 25 ami
Nashua train at IL Providence Grain at 80 am.
Ponfret Special Tram -Leave Pomfre at a m. Tor
Norwich. Leave Norwich at 5 p. M for Pomfret
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at ST Am. Leave Norwich at 81
AM.--(Daly, Sundays excepled)
u Express Freight leaves Boston IL M for Allyns
Point arriving in New York next morning
STEAMBOAT TRAINS, e
Leave Bostoa at O'Clock p. NJ. for New York. stop
ping only at Framngham, Worcester Danesonville and
Norwich, arriving Alyns Point take the Boat
Pm.
Steam Boat Train connects Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and GrooT junction $50 pm.
RErURNING-Leave Ayn's Point about O'Clock M,
on the arrival Of the Steam Boat from NewYork.
b-A Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master
or other person authorized receive it befOrs the Pas
senger takes his seat in the Cars.
Baggage will not be taken o include money merchan-
die, other articles than those personal use and
wher OF higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be
given OF that fact and extra price paid the Company
Will not hold itself liable Beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Depot
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices
s. H. P. LEE, JR..
May7. dwH sup't aad Eng. N. & w.R.R.
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LEONARDS
Boston and Worcester Express,

-. - n VII subscriber continues to run THE EX.
Ey8ElS91J PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
the safe transmission Of Packages, Bundles,
----~ Banf Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Tines each way Daily.
Particular attention g>en paying, collecting and
goiang notes. drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed TO his care.
The subscriber s alone responsible property
ed TO his and risk s assumed by the Boston AMI
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester ia
Salem gNewburyport, Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
ford als0, TO Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFIcRs.--HARNDEN & co.'s. Office Court Street,
Boston J. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main st.
Worcester s. q. LEONARD.
Feb 25 18&5 diff
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ANOTHER WONDER
ADDED TO THE
BOSTON M u Sc u M.

| O1bkT1 Il 14OG MUS,
/ OR. Duck billed PLATJPUS-the connecting link be-.
" tween the rd and Beast; being evidently halt each
which together with the curious haffsh, half human
! Nj Err MAID.
which exhibited in OF the principal cities
America in the years $780, AL and 49, the wonder
establishment of thousands of nauraists and scen-
tfc persons whose doubts of the
such an astonishing creation entirely removed the
immense collection tf nearly HalfG Million
Natural & Artificial Curiosities:
Paintings Engravings and Statuary; Oil Portraits OF
Heroes-Patrots Statesmen and Divines; Exhibitions
Of Fancy Glass Working; Rare Coins and Medals; Shells
Coras, and Fossils;
EGYPTIAN MUMMIES.
and Ancient sarcophagus, three thousand Years old
Elephants Ourong OutGngs and other Anmd1s BIRDS
of every naton-sharks Seals and variety Fish, all
Instruction blended with Amusement that for extent and
interest is unequalled in the kno wn world.
In addition all which, and without extra charge the
admission TO the whole being
Only Twenty-Five Cents!
Visitors can witness the magnificent THEATRICAL EN-
TAINMENTS-given il the Exhibition Hail. euery Evet~
ing and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons by Com
pany OF Comedians and an Orchestra OF Musicians, admit
ted To be superior any before collected in Boston
with the aid of Stage and Scenic Arrangements most
thus warranting the universal admission that the BOSTON
MUSEUM is the
Cheapest Place Of amusement in the World!
single visit will prove the Truth of this assertion
Boston, July 25 1919. eowtNl4