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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17
ST. J,ouIs. Nav 10.

The cholefa il increasing in yiiulence, in
this city-ihe deaths numbering about twenty
per day. On the Missouri river, and among
emigrants, it is very bad.
Colonel Benton left yesterday for tho ntc.
nor
From Independence, we learn tina, the noto-
rious Captain Howard has been discharged
from custody ION account Of shooting Free
man, ~ il appearing ,ha, he had acted in self
defence. Freeman, it is stated, is a counter
feitcr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

The Sun passed the line this Spring wi lie
the wind was at the Eastward, and those
who are skilled in the science Of the wealth
er say that in consequence of this, we shall
have I prevalence of Easterly wind this
summer, and much unpleasant weather. II
this be so, we caEnot expect very many
pleasant days until after the Sun Crosses
the line again in September. Very encour-
aging this, truly, particularly for those who
are nerveu. and much subject TO the blues
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

Iocorooo DocTnisE.--While the Locofoco
papers are crying aloud in affected agony, at
the removals from office made by the Admins
,ration, the Hollidaysburgh Register quickly
pisces prccept, aud practice sdc BY side, by
asserting, and inviting contradiction, that there
Is not upon the Public works o. Pennsylvania
a single Wing Office holder.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

Court of Probate of Newport, May z, lS49.
IT pom the petition Of VIM. G. Cozzens, Ad,
- minlstrator On the estate Of CHARLES
WHITFIELD, late of Newport, Inn Keeper,
dec d, representing that as appears by bis Ad.
minlstratlon account or said estate, set
tied and allowed by this Court this day
The personal estate Of said Charles Whitfield
Is insuiicen to pay TIE debts reported by the
Commissioners, aud other claims against said
estate over and above the mortgages by
the sum of five thousand five hundred
and ninety three dollars and 90 cents, and
praying for authority from this Court, that he
mty IN his cGpacity of Administrator OF said
estate sell the Real Estate of said Charles
Whitfield, or 30 much thereof as will be suffic
lent 10 pay said deficiency with incidental ex
penscs. The same is read received and re
ierred for consideration to Court Of Probate
TO be Eolden at the Town Hall, IN Newport on
The first Monday III June next, at o'clock
A. NJ. 1t is ordered that notice of tic pen
dency and prayer thereof be given by adver-
tlsement for lbrce successive weeks in the
Herald of the Times, that all persons inter.
eslcd may appear at said time and place and be
heard, B. B ROWLAND, Prob Clk
nav.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17
NTTTT6a@I.

In this town. on Tuesday Evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Bradley Mr. Benjamin NJ. Hazard OF
Nsragansc,t, and Miss Ann Maria, second
daughter Of the late Matthew Pullen, of this
town.
In Portsmouth. on the 29th ut., by the Rev
Mr.. Payne. Mr.. kdvin Slocum and Miss Bath.
shebs &. Gould. Same time, Mr.. Jonathan G.
Gould, 10 Miss Josephine l.. Dur!ee. all of
pc-smou'k W, ~-ra kin'ly rer.r be's'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17
Court OF Probate, Newport, May :, ls49.

J0utt OF FroOaIel NewPort, May =, Ie4y.
WHEREAS, the Commission to receive and
w examine the claims against the estate of
CHARLES WHITFIELD late Of Newport Inn
Keeper dec having been opened for one month
hom April 2d last and the Commissioners on
said estate having made their Report the same
is referred for consideration to Court
of Probate to be holden at the Town Hal
in Newport on the first Monday in June next at
O'Clock Il. m. 1t is ordered that notice be given
for three successive weeks in the Herald of the
Times for all persons interested TO appear at said
time and pl,ce If they see fit and show cause if
any why said Rcpor, should not be received aud
sait Commission closed. Il. b. ROWLAND,
Probate Clc-k
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

IToyoR TO AMrRlcAs WORrn.-tieorge
sumner. an American IN Paris, has received
the thanks of the Committee of Public lns,ruc
,ion of the French National Assembly Tor his
valuable aid. information and sugg s,ions III
-onatisIs of education, legislation and finance
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17
r. J. s..

" urThe schooner DoLrniN which has been
fitted up and furnished in good style, by sc.e-
raj gentlemen in this town, for pleasure ex-
cursion., went out just beyond Point Judith,
Saturday morning and returned in the evening
with nearly 800 noble Cod fish, weighing abou,
q ton. This is certainly great business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

nJThe steamer PERRY went to Stonngton
Saturday evening and returned Sunday. hav'
ing in tow the whale ship CARAvIs, Of and
for Fall River. The Caravan run on to Watch
Hill reef several days ago. while attempting
to enter Stoning,on harb,r, and was somo~ha;
dieablcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

UFYesterday we saw ono Of the rev
gold dollars just issued from the United
States Mint they are about two-,hrds the
size Of FIVE cent piece, aud are very noat.
We think they may easily be lost, OF acci-
den,aly passed for five cent piece.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17
Stoves. Ranges and Furnaces,

JTAY ALWAYS be found at the subscriber,
vi of mo I approved patterns, al d set with
care and warranted TO WORK veil Also, Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware on haad with other nIii
clcs usually kept at such q store Tin Copper
and Sheet Iron work made 90 order Orders
solicited opposite *. !. Union tank
WM BROWNELI..
Oct !, 1913. dSwtf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17
SheriH's Sale.

NEWPORT, S. G.. ~'.''
DY virtue Of an execution issued out of tn,
~ Clerks office of the Court Of Common Pleas
in the county Of Newport, November term, lS4s
in favor of Luther +. Borden. Of Tivcron, in said
county, and to me directed and delivered. will
sell a, public auction 10 the highest biddcF, or
Thurs ay the lC,k day OF May, lSi9, at . o'clh
p. m on the premises, all the right title and inte
rest that Ward G. Copeland of said town and
county al; resaid, had on the 2lst day of Aug
A. ID 1918, at quoltcr past one O'clock, Z. NJ.
tho time Of the attachment on the original Wit,
in and TO the following real estaIo in said liver
ton; a certain lot of land with the buildings
hercon situated on the East side of Second s.rc 4.
in said Tivcrton, bounded Oh the Fast and South
| by land Of Richard Durfec, on the North by land
OF Sy ylvestcr Copcland, and on the West by second
street, or however otherwi the aforesaid and at.
tached premises may BE- suited and bounded, OF
40 much thereof will satsiay said execution
together with cost and incidental expenses.
GEORGE ROWLAND Deputy Sheriff.
|, Tycrton April 9th, 1878.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

1hE sui scTiher having been app ohted Admin
l. isira'or on the Fsatc of
NANCY ToMKINS,
late Of Newport, deed, requests oil persons M
debted to ,aid estate 10 make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims to present them for
settlement WIN. BROwNELL, Administrator.
Newport, ril 2, lSi9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

Senator Benton has publisho an ad-
dress to the people ofMissouri in which he
takes ground agains, the instructions Of the
Legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

Al Brooklyn, on Sunday, MAY 6. Lieutenant
NJ. &. Marin, u. S. Navy, TO Rebecca, eldest
daughter of Augustus Thorndkc, Esq of this
town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

o. The ship George Champlu, Swain. Of
this port, is reported a, Sydney, New South
Wales, November 10th, with 23oo barrels Of
whale oil .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

urOur Boston mail was put into the
wrong train Of cars yesterday, and conso-
auen,y d ID not arrive here at the usual hour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17
NEV BONNETS.
A MOTHER LOT are Just received at
n JAMES HAMMOND'S
mayl7
BROv.v .SHEETINCS

y AND HALE and : and quarter yard.
& wide,-also "A heavy Shec,ihgs, for sale at
reduced prices, by JAMES HAMMOND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17
GENERAL ORDERS, MOI.


Major General Scott resumes the command
of the Army, in conformity with instructions
to that effect from the President of the United
States-HeldQuarte City Of New York -
Chief of the Staff, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
w. G. Freeman, Assistant Adjutant General.
Aides-de-C Camp, Brevet Major Thomas Will
liams, and Breve: Captain $. Hamilton.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel H. J.. Scott will
act as Judge Advocate to General Head Quar-
ters.
Until the selection between the Eastern and
Western Divisions shall be made by Brevet
Major General Gaines, Brcvet Major General
Wool will continue in command of the Let and
Sd Military Departments, and, meanwhile, all
communications intended for the Eastern Di-
vision Head Quarters will be forwarded to
General Head Quarters, New York Should
Breyet Major General Gaines elect to take the
Eastern Division, he will turn over his present
command to the Officer next in rank, and re-.
pair to Baltimore, which has been designated as
the Head Quarters Of that Division,
WINFIELD SCOTT
BY COMMAND OF THE GENERAL:
w. G. FREEMAN,
Assistant Adntant General.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17
FIREWORKS fer The Foutth
of July.

uy- JAS. G.. H0VEY, llo Washington
Street, Boston, Pyrotconnst or the City OF
Boston, is fully prepared to furnish Commit
tees of Cities, Towns, Associations, Clubs, or
Individuals, with exhibition, of Fire Works
for the "Glorious FOURTH" 10 any amount
from $50 to $4,000.
Mr.. II. received a Gold Medal for the best
Pyro,cchnics at the last Mechanics Fair.
For specification Of articles, see his adver
l,,cmeni
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

Court Of Probate, Newport, May :. ls49
pom the petition Of Margaret ID. Burdick
u widow, praying that Administration may
be granted to her, or TO some other suitable
person, on the estate ofDANIEL BURDICK
late of Newport, Mariner, dec d, ntestate ;
agre @ably 10 an act of the General Assembly,
passed at this May session, ISi9 authorizing
SAID Court to grant letters Of Administration
on said estate, that said estate may be settled
IN the same manner, with the same effect, and
subject to the same provisions. as the same
might be according TO law, if the said Daniel
Burdlck bad been absent three years, without
due proof Of his being alive the same is read,
received and REFERRED for consideration to
Court Of Probate TO be holden at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on the first Monday in
June next, at 9 o'clock, A NJ; it is ordered
that notice be given of the pendency and
prayer thereof by advertisement for three sue
cessive weeks in the Herald ofthe Times, that
all persons interested may appear at said time
and place and be heard.
m7yl7. b. b. ROWLAND, Prob elk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

The Portland Advertiser expresses a very
favorable opinion of the late appointments
made by tho President in that city and
State,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

lust Received, Oak and Hsmlock tanned
u Sole Leather, Calf skins, Curried Goat, Kid
skins, Morocco Innings. Bindings, Boot tops,
Shoe thread, Pegs Shoe paper, orocers aud
common wrapping prper, sc a.. for sale AZ
PARKkR'S Auction & Conrniss'n store.
.pI7 Ma lie .Thsus'-s's.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

uTTho Boston Daily Signal has been
merged in the Daily Bee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

IFThe Hon. VIM. G. Rives and family
are IN Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

GIVE are gratifed to learn that Gen.
Scott has at last had justice done him, and
again been placed in command of the Army /;
the following orders have jlst been issued -
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
New York, May IL, 1919.
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HoRAcK "a uAAc =. pltLzS.
Land ard General Ags.sy osss e sAs Capital = nm
nosss Cssy ~ persngneb4s ~ ieNhitil
no ef Ains IsnSs AsISss Of lasi s.as
snsss, and az d<s5s ~ pgckesss Sfats ta "a
Iaois scrip bodpne undeSsisnsd would respsctIy
the public that they have established 70 this c>pl -
State Of ILLINOIS, land and Eeneyaf age oe for ~ nsscn
Of ~ cuisines. sppssains thereto within sl. cfs st
AN transactions relative 70 the parchass sn1 ss q a szn
ns lands and reporting ss loeaou aassaee - yAst p
inc selling M and sy,
oter description en- ~
ost extended scale, be pronpdy sihfly o.
sWN l1 iNff iea@ HKSsKxsoxs; pstA4tp IL "A; n
Msasrs. DeiCendorf 4 Niles, Washington city, ta M
A gowdy A Co, Louisville, kentaeky.i
M ss%ss s j aiss cS 81 Louis, Missouri
A. christy, ESQ.,, iaf !. III /. 4f9 t4ttaE Ii sH
Ills exceIleney a. q French, governor Of Illinois,
Hon. Thomas ". Campbell, auditor 49,
DI III T Tsss,, 's'''' Judge supreme eosr.
7" Lyman Trumbull, g i"0F "f34 iis,A et M
Mss..; waa.woIsh'A sheldon, New yost civ.
Q. bartlett, esq, No. Front street, ~ iHfb bA
Gen, Robert ratierson, Philadelphia.
Gen, Adam Diiler, M
Col. g. W. Black, Flushing, Pa iaa ssaa eat
Cen Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mas psitp sM aqs
& @. Y. Sanger, esq, 4" lE 20 Fl tfttrts $50
Henry II. Stone, esq, ~ "a ~. ~.
j. b, Pratt 4 o., baltimore, Nd. "a
APP Il--dm&s w3m ~ s1 ssllsafsa INV 81 Ell 20 ssl ai
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COLLEGE o1s.. Jan... w..l,nsson county. M.ryl.na.

College ofst. James, Waslington county, Maryland
THE Eighth Session win open Monday, October which day
e q all ne staasn. i requested the
poant that all Their ember new old should take their places
the opening Of the session The acadecsl cxtends the
LEI Of October 70 the LIST q August being but one vacation
August September In the College, the usual cnses
an Of have or several years been Pur.sng ne
coegss Morrill, third radu
ating class received their acAdcnical dcgrees " -
In IRE 0rvsnnr Schools adlOns the College,
the preparatory carefully trained
under Tie servsion PoGssors College. Thus pupil
Institution age, their cniire
study under the direction they The
mercantile deParnn emrares loss nsier Of &
collegiate for the
Ing otiSer professional life Such studen adnie
ali the privileges advantages Of ub
tung place Of studies,
cessnry preparation for business. $3.50. l,-
French study, without charge, all the classes
without charge, German, other modern language.
The CoLiegs perfectly hea; and There
villages the temptations dangerous the
young Moral and eous education Il chief design Of the
stitun0n. y Il rstst
charge covering all the expenses
@ p SESSION q ten month"; The rules Of The College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student
All the deIamsnu under the mnediafe supervsou Of
undersigned, whom application be made for copies Of tn
kesse" or for further inomaton well q ior the admission
OF pupils. alaF sid ~ JOHN b. KERFO0T, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81 James, r. o., Maryland.
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AGENCY FoH CLAIMS AT wAsHrSGToS, ID. G.
CHARLES DIE SEEDING.

C,oprmtssioy,er, Notary Public and Gsnerai Agsnf,
No. N rcdd's Bussdngs, Penssylvsnis avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. O.,
CONTINUES % Fye his prompt attention 70 The prosecution Of
" before Congress- Of the Eexecuve DEPARTMENT.,
appointed adjust spoaons,
foreign governments procuring pensions Revolutionary,
ls Ausass TO- sssj anessse psy mileage and
other lo destroyed expenses incurred BY vuunie be-
fore being mustered and received into The service q the United
and all claim descpon Of the afs
with Mexico o. Great Britain. He 81 al the
oces nc attends procuring Of money
captures Gulf and the Mexico
governors every
State Union Commissioner OF Deeds The probate
deeds deponcn and other Instruments Of writing under SEAL Sc
to be used or recorded IN the respective States.
chsscs win be moderate and regulated By he amount claimed
lie Navy Depart
Excelencs Governors OF States 81
Unon and TO senators and Members Of The previous and the
present Confress generally AWS
ooRur lsrH y srsvrr. ans
THIS school opened the frs, Monday Of September
- Charges pu Q~art~s $3.50
Aritburuc Geography IS 90
Annssc osorrsphy, Enal-b Grammar, History Un
hs higher English ssnches Algebra, somety, Surveying,
Any Of ue above studies, with me Laun and Greek sses ~ 50
90 Bills payable In advance. w 3. M
= McHAsps, A. NJ who proved himself be
snnsIsy 9ssdcd f the and ~fructm q High
yin also he under The supervision Of te Faculty of The
1919. M N = -''s 'P'v
n juius w n James Il b. competed n
.ss ss s q ssa 4 ~ a ss
ssvs - ' - - vDxox TAYLOR
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spasmode eonuseons, nerves nervous
ssney q .d py.es ssss and ~ nervous
including the dreadful Of ali ss.ss
EPILEPSY, on FALLING SICKNESS,
Ss Z 's n ii a
sssence ana Al lass yielded up their lives
ALTAR or INSANITY.
The proprietor the Vegetable Extract feels no deli
sacy saying he woud therefore, respect
.he testimony offered dssspioa iss DC ss
posed ba q ,heo in me Of humanity longer
"a lI HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
Fer @ y ws
q, ,s nss sss's q s. , y
has been asied with fits for more than nine years. and has been
cured y Ne Ss q ,ss ysss,shls Esrsss w..
ssn subject 70 ms ds. %sn ~. 1Sa S been restored
CHARLES a Brown Dover county, Alabama who
benefited BY Of Vegetable Exmct and thar he
ngy escribes every case q epilepsy which comes under his
ara % %
that for he has been sore afflicted with
table Exac, has restored him sound health being entirely freed
Sas hsS; mem
stephen Prsi y sIsh and Twenty
III eeS WIN ess 10 o
that pc Obliged slaqash h Having u.ea
perfect health and len his s the sas Of Ohio his
". Smith Rector q 2. Peters New
heau much improved the hopes, BY Divine blessing
EPILEPTIc FITS, m9
For and months, cured BY the Of this
Read the following SON VIM. sscore
e As4 w Iesa a.
d @ sd snd
with his this country in November last without
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- No .ses :. - enlssa sa>~s- :. :.
pursuance o law, "A AhInhht IatLOh, Iiossess' ). w
a sh ATE % ~ n !, ~ ~ land oaes b
State FLORIDA periods desnssed WI
a1 lie asv az Jsns next Tor The disposal Of de pubc
iads si,s,sd h bs townships and psrts
,a,Snshins W ~ - -. ~ N 81 80
-, - a.. .....;,...I -.
SCUM Ws case its 1a eas' " 80 F''P'
thirteen. 1871 sif bf4W l.aylH .efit..ia rE.tstFl
Fractional weniysix and thirty Of fifteen.
Fractona tow nsp twenty three, twenty
u-six thrly thirty one, thirty Two,
Townships iIee twenty -four, twenty hve and twenty r
and fractional thirty, tfy-one, ytwo,
seventeen. ~ 4 a 7.I, N
ep TO trys incas,ye In ,osshp one township TWO
ty-fye twenty six, range eighteen.
Townships one, two three, four twenty and
ia1ss lou, and sy on.o SECTIONS
thirty thirty township eighteen except sections hye
eight thirty, and thrtons township nineteen (excep
sections five, six eight nine hteen, twenty-five wenytre
twenty twelve, hisen
twenty-five, and hinysix, township twenty township twenty
section and township twenty Of range TWEEN
ty-one. n. ~ t4 30 tss t "
eighteen, township sections three
five, eight, fifteen, and y ant
townships twenty twenty and
Of range twenty-five siitSs shH ls ia Y os elft
Township twenty six, Of range twenty four Shg.A3 wv
Nyth M me bas liz md ,nt M N, orinepal ,nsria,
,,-n.y - s 49, y - -, n IA ''7"-' N
township one, OF range seventeen. t .
lnnd Office TALLAHASSEE, commencing on Monday
the first day Of January next for the disposal Of The public
within the aforementioned townships and parts
So,h of m bos line md snst of fhe rrueipal meridian
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YitetsH BY President United States. 7aoa
and make @
public sale, viii be held the land oess in tn
4, the land d Ses 4 r On MSnSsy a
aied within the ande,nenuoasd ,ownshIps TO Wit
Moth me base line and wea eftA< h principal meridian
Township ninsy-sighs Of range three. :.
Tsr.;sp. y sss, w. ninety nnsy.n sn'
Toxsshp. .ia:.Alss nn:,yoa, nn:.ya.s nnsy1 nine
As me SANE fGzoE eo%@sneiss on Msadsy the ,w.a-ar
aassrns anS somn III yias ~
NORM ftAe wsst " the lh prneipai mudion
TswssPs
rown.nip. iour, hnstyhye, nney-si1 nneyseven
township sinsyays. ,osnsp resp, n. .eathwes
and sections hr ,nrse ana thirty spar including u,
indian SsnsyJ and tosn.hps ninety nnev-es,
township. nneyrwo and ninety -sour Of range ten.
Township niney-one, Of ranss thirteen ~ sl W $3.50
s snd os. "a % Monday
&.
stA efe bus Inc and sssi q ne h piaepsi meridian.
Townships sryssven sxy and rynBs, Of ranss six
Townships .r SEVEN s1nne Of range
Townshp. .ix eight and sixty nine, range .igheen
Townsp. and and snss r1s'ssn
Townships sixty eight and sixty nine O. range iwenone
Towsnip seventy ys" que Of rsnse twenty t'
Tswn. s.d O.
Al Once IOWA CITY commencing Monday, the
January for the disposal Of the public lands
within the following townships, 70 witt
North f The bas, line and Of the h principal meridian
Township seventy SIX, Of range weny-seven.
Townships seventy and ofranee
twenty-eiRbl stf.ta fet Ill r.rsn aHr -r.s
Townships and seventy eight Of range
Lands approp aed by law m The schools military other
purposes, viii be excluded from the sales.
Offering
appointed and proceed In the order IN which
until the whole shall have been
offered and the sales thus closed But sale shall be kept
weeks and private Of Of the lands will
mi n q 2 NUira w
Given under hand the city OF Washington this hheenth
nine. T. TAYLOR
by the President
J. BurrskyrrLp, tF-
Commissioners OF Land once.
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RAILROAD JOURNAL

AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL
% Ss ss..s e Henri Pas = .s %s
Several gentlemen are engaged a regular eonbusoss, known rs
Ins ssssnssd before any silar pabies
sS % pts = he s,r.. sssss railway %
al de who. Civilized wod a. become more sa s
sS.s upon any os,ss agency shssss up''
% q s ss or q sssss saa 2, gss
"e Do ~ ms wn uv and l.s ss e
sissuIs him in being osher agency
The Iocomoss steam engine we regard as the greatest achieve
has yer reached Il aysrses the Garth with speed ou,spps The
swiest bird upon the wing thought Or ansase alone
Ssw sas s nsm po~ % y ae@ e sm and
- as e
@ physical ssss S ss Gs ~
community productions every
ss sssss "a . an naas
I a. asss snS "a ns ~1 a. hes ss
dton which Trey are capable by making d.ian places one neigh
iOld The all the Joys q existence
nary % nia ls SlS s o
~ w. Ms s' q a r n s " q conduct
be history The influence and the Of the rawy
with showing extent and well
careful inquiry into M manasemsn scientific discoveries the
in connection with oeomoion and the progress
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