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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

IL General Assembly, January session, A.. ID
1919.
An Act in amendment Of " An Act directin!
the times and places Of holding the terms
Of the Supreme Court, and the Courts q
Common Pleas" contained in the Diges
of 1914.
his enacted by the General Assembly, as fol-
!ops:
Sec,io, l. The terms Of the Supreme
Court shall be holdon yearly. and e"ery yea'
at the times and places following, viz Al
Newport, wi'hin and for the County OF New
port, on the first Monday OF March, an on
The third Mon lay in August AT Bristol
within and for the Coun'y Of Bristol, on the
second Monday in March, an on the second
Monday in September. At Providence, with
in and for the County Of Powders ce, on the
fourth Monday in March, and the fourth Mon
day in September. At East Greenwich with.
in and for the County of Kent, on the third
Monday in March, and the third Monday IN
September. At South kingstown, within
AID foi in. County of Washington on the
second Monday in August and the third Mon
raY in February.
Sec. .. The terms Of the Courts Of Com
mon Pleas shall be holden yearly, and every
vclr a, the times aud places following, VIZ
At Newport within and for the County Of
Newport. on The third Monday in May, and
ON The foalh Monday in November A.
P oyidsuce, within and for The County OF
Providence on the M"nlay next after the
fourth Mo day in May, and on The first Mon
day in December. A, South krestown,
within an for the County of Washington, o.
the scccnd Monday in Nay, aud on the first
Monday in November. A, Br so, within
AMI fr the County e Bri,to', on the fourt
Monday in My, and on the third Mondiy mi
November. At Fast Greenwich, within and
for q fe Comfy of Kent, on the second Mn
day IN Fe5fu-ry and Oh the fourth Monday IN
August.
Sc. 8 a Vrits, executions, summons"s,
sppeals, recusn zances and all othcr process
sss C every ane, aiulc and description, II
ivrnable to OF prnting in either OF sad Courts,
shai he = ,urua le 10, and pending IN said
T. urts respect ypiy, at iheteris Their Of, here
IL before 70, !dcd. in he sane manner, add
10 the sam, eject, as they would have been at
the terms Of SAID Courts respectively as the
same Se re csiaL isn,u prev Gus 10 the passage
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Ulrn. Inlv 81 IsIl

n DR.. j. :. Wood Il have been troubled vii
the dyspepsia for six years, in lis worst iorI1-
accompanied with extreme cIsiiveneSS, my ap
petite very poor, and what did eat was una
bic to retain hui a small portion on my stomach
I have used about two aud halt bottles o
your SarsapaTilla Elixir, which heard highly
recommended. and il has effected an enlir,
cure owe The cure entirely TO the use OF you
Sarsaparlla EliAir.
Woods SarsoporiRa Fhrr.
4 J. $. Mood, u. ID. oi This cHy, offers 10 ih'
public an anic'e of Sarsararila of " hich we in
vie The attention of our readers. ii is becom
\ ing much n'ted from many reliable sources =
We believe it to be carefully prepared from
arices purely vegetable and by skllifil ply
Scinn. His S'abdng in >ocieiy We presum,
will insure public confidence.
Albany Freeholder, April 7, 1913
We invileihe attention OF our readers 10 h'
advertisement inother column ol 10 day pa
per of J. >. Wood, NJ. ID. OF this city Lis
Sarsaparilla Elixir is becoming very p"pulal
among our medical iiiends and particularly
among The afl'ied, This preparation 1--WE are
aS>u'ed) is purely vegetable, and carefully pre-
pared by a Skil'ul physician whose sandln. ir
society l. sufficient 10 inSuie public confidence
From what we have seen and heard from reliai
Bile sources, aud the high recnmrn. ndaiiCns o
persons Of standing, physicians, clerg,me,
&c. we think we hazard nothing IN pron"un'
ing IL 10. best aud most concentrated pr
paraiion of Sarsapari'a before the public
From the N. Y R"fnrmor, Nav lst, 1913.
DR.. J. ). Woods SarsaparIlia Elixir, we re
gard Nv the very best article of the kind eve;
offered 10 the American people II is mucl
stronger aud far superior, even tn DIR. Town
sends which has acquired so much n"torisity.
Having use for the artic lr, We called and pro
cured bottle a few days SINCE. S.,e.a
members of our family were quite unwrIl
one OF whom had the Fever aud Agur,and
we are happy to say that by the use oi only
one boftl. those afflicted hav. n.arl, or quite
been restored 10 health. We think We ha-
zard nothing in sa, ing, that III. Elixir will
benefit every disease mentioned in the adver-I
ise'n.nt
n b. None genuine, unless beariog the
written signature of J. s. Wood, on the nutside
wrapper. and The name stamped on iheholl le
viii you. Ladies and Gentlemen, who shall
use tins Medicine, sl eak OF ii as il deserves. to
your friends 7 We ask OF you nothing but
fair and deserving recommendation.
Sold wh,l,S le and retail by Wood, Lyon
Co. 33 South Pearl stieel, Albany, n Y; and
by Druggists generally throughout the United
STATES and Canada
Sold wholesale and retail by Charles Dyer
Jr. Druggist and Apolhecary. e2 and "a West.
miIisier sis Prov idence. Il.
~ e q G HAZARD, Agent tor New.
port, No. 81 Thames Street.
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CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
COUGHS g. COLDS CURED.
CUERR Y PECTORAL, the RElyED,
TIL Ne" 4 TER FAILS,

! NJ HAT my not science accomplish when
w such evidences as these are shown Truly
those are guilty Of culpable neglect who do not
avail themselves ofwhat is now within the reach
If all for removing the CO, CHS and Colds that
are 80 liable to become dangerous and fatal dis
ease.
NORWICH, Conn, April 18th, lsi7.
JAMES c. AVER, Esq,
Dear Sir :-Agrccahy to the request Of your
agent, We will cheeriully state 10 YOU what we
have known of the effects of your Cherry Pee
torol here, and they have bc.n astonishing indeed.
MIS-. Betsy Wheeler had been afflicted with se-
we're cough and was reduced very low so low
ihat little hope could bc entertained of her rccov-
cry. Cherry Pcctoral, and ,I,t alone has cured
her. George Wilkinson, Esq, had been, to our
knowledge, mach affected with A thma for eleven
Cherry Pcctoral has now removed the disease nd
he is as free from any of its symptoms as we are.
The Rev. Mark Daniels had been SO severely at
tackled with Bronchitis as to disable him for hi.
pubic duties and nothing had given relief until
Mr.. CorDing) car led him bottle of your Pee.
t. al which cured at once and he now ofIc.
i 'c' ''ua in his place. These ar. three Of
the manv rae, which we have known il sue
cessful, hut never TO fail.
We have great pleasure in certifying these
facts, and are yours very truly,
Rev DAVID CORNING.
Hon. J. CASTLES, NJ. Sen. of Preston,
For sale at X. r. HAZARDS, and X. J. TAY-
LOR ), Newport. D too, 2m taw.
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Nh Nac-eadv has received new plsv
written by Bu!wer, VII ch he intend, % PRO.
du in this country.
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To Let.

4 farm situated in Midaletown about ,hrc,
u mics from Newport containing about one
hundred acres. For terms. cuq' ire %
janlS-u JOSEPH SOUTUNICK
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Board cf Canvassers.

V'l'E Town Couuci of the town of Ncwport
4 will iIrci, as a Doa,d II fUar,ass, : on ttu.
DAY, tie 0'h day II February me-, at lOo ~.
cloch, o.. a., at The Town Hell. in N,wrori. for
lhr purpose of making out re lists of Votes for
lSi9. u. liUNLAND, Council OK.
ian y 1919
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SumptiOnS, Asthma FhthSlC, splitting OF Blood
Whooping Couch. and all Pulmonary Alice.
tons and Diseases OF tie Lungs. The opin.
ions OF those who have used II can be seen IRON
the following extracts from their leters.--"l
have used IL now for eleven years, aud am con.
Iden tha, ii has been the means OF preserving
my life TO the present day" Il consider ii an
invaluable remedy in all Pulmonary Com.
plants" at has everywhere given Univer-
sal Satisfaction A Young lady IN our idmi-
Iy has been entirely cured Of Consumption by
he use OF it," "liavi"g been thirty yeas
troubled with the rhlhSlc, and under the care
ui the most eminent physicians, and having re-
sorted 10 every kind Of remedy with but liul.
benefit, il has, after a lrial o! Two years, never
failed Of giving immed ate Ieliet " 'iIaving
been troubled more han twenty years with the
Asthma. without being much benefited, | was
entirely relieved ana apparent restored to
good health by one weeks use OF il "
II Beware Of CounterieilS and ImiatIon.
such as Carriers ompouud Pulmonary Bal
sam. American Pulmonary lialSam. aud Others
IN part bearing The name Enquire for the
article by its whole name, the "Negeiable Pul
monary Ba>am," and zee that it has the writ
I. II signature of VIM Jon'n Cutler, upon a
yellow label, on the blue wrappers. Each hol
lie and seal is Veg pmpeetabe Pulmonary
;kin"
Prepared hyccd>,a& Cutler. Importers and
Wholesale dealers in nMedirine. Pants, Chem
reals and D,e StuiiS 81 Chatham street, Bos
ION, and sold by Druggists hpothecarieS, aud
Country Merchants generally, For particu-
lars aud recommendations see "A Pamphlet ac-
icompanvng each bottle. Price 80 cents For
,ale IN Ncwpor, by X. r. Hazard X }. Tay.
lor. and c. & G Hazard.
Oct %, lS4S.-Gm.
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Books az lsavcs thrown 10 sink oil swim
n,o tie srra M OF time, BY a beng who soon
Inn tns in ltnr t,n.n
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Give ita trial.

DfERS Cough Conlecjion, pleasant and
~ eilectual remedy tor Cough, Colds. uoarSe
ness, Ac For sale bv
Dec IL. d&w C.G. G.. HAZARD
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C5- Major Cass has returned to Washing
ton, and is awaiting his instructions to So, out
in pursuit Of the Pope, or OF a respectable gov.
ernment dr fdcfo in Rome
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Co-par;ncrs!,ip >et;cr

So-partNcrship Notice.
ItNit subscribers nave entered INTO co par,
Il ner>hlp under The firm Of
o. Brown 4 Numford. n
AMI will carry On the 1aiiorjDg business. a
he old stand of he senior partner, No IID
\ rhaueN street, They have received Tie ver,
latest fashions, and are prepared 10 cs,cl,
orders "i their friends and the public with
'a>le aud al such prices a. VIII be u. a.I>iac,ury
! They have on hand a vetv general assortment
of goods, consisting Of Cloths, Cassimcyes. ker
scys, sa'sH,hs, Tsiior's TIimHinrs aHd REI
Df MADE CLOTHING, ail OF which Viii b,
.oiG a. ,U:.. pr.tes a. -. .-.h, ,i...:.>.
"r> and thew re>nectiplv ,nvits iAg.e who ore
n want Ol good -rtc,eS Iof very ultcmoney
( oglye them a call
TllONAS w BROWN,
THOMAS G.. MUMFOHD.
| Newport, March lI'h, Its
" u. The subscriber would remind those
! indebted to him, lbat their account. are matt
aut and may be found q, abpvr. Grateful Ion
pa,i favurS, he S,licil> y continuance
dSwU TIOMh~ " BROWN
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Butter
NOTICE.

\H T. shail present our customers with their
W Bills on The LIT Of January, as usual, and
respectfully ask fi prompt settlement.
Al lhai ba'e d"nI,nds against Us, will please
ral and receive thcii pay
dec2l T.. +. & J. II. NEWTON.
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NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS.

The Emporium.
ALI. persons having arcouuts open at ihis es-
'ahlishAent are respectfully informed tha, their
Bills will he presented ON the Let Of January
1919 il being the usual time for se,llcn cnt ana
is confidently expected that they wiil be ready
I" rspcnd to the same.
Those having mands arc requested to call at
the same time and receive their pay
dec23 WM. NEWTON.
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OLIVER GARDNER, sc State


Albany, + ch 10 lci1
\ Sal hh,tHc and Scrcrc Eipptions.
T we gn" the ,uiloaIug amuhg the m nv
eases oi sal, Eheum cnied
I Dr Wuui--i ear SIf-I deem il my duty Il,
/ INFORM Nuu hat l have l,,L L,ayik afflicted
with the salt lihenln aud EruptIuns whichen.
/ |uIeiy co'eiei my aims ,accor paniedwlt pros.
Id'Ioh hnd gch"Iai CcbIlIiy. was advised
/ 10 ny y"ut Ssraparllia A. - remedy To be te.
.td upon. Alief the use of about two bottles
an restored 10 health dnd yigor. ! recon-.
mend 1t TO The puuiic as The bet article ex.
tnnct DAVID A IJlrE
Albany. Feb ~ Isi1.
VI. Nh'ic Is IN my cmrl y and testify the
aCn.e ~ te lrue Nm McCaulv.
Ne wood 90 | feel II du'y owe 10 your
aINapnrila illSir to say. ! have iiied two bot.
'ts ui your medicine, aud al.U iWnui Town
>ehd AMI verify Lene,c yours j. Tar supe ror
10 InWtseLdS, aud at le II i"nI times Tie
Sir0nge,t JAMES tDNLGEk
Hear the testimony ~ one of The oldss and
most reSP~H'nbls eitiIsn, Of Troy
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BON NE T s,

Il UST received at French's Bonnet Room
sS No. ll2, Thames ,trcct,) the best assor
ment of Bonrcts, ever offered in this place
Consisting Of
Jenny Lind Goncycsc,
Nandykr, Rough ard Ready,
China Pearl, Opcn Pearl,
Basket, Cohurr,
Pedal, Rutland,
Florence, and Fancy IIonucts,-all a.
which Will bc sold al the lowest cash prices
Also, splendid assortment Of Ribbons, and
all other Millinery articles
April ~ l-ts.
pARrINLS LOIluN, kdl. > Horse Linn.
ID uout nd Cupo.s liz .ut--for sprniis.
yind poii, rng. Hpu's spawn fresh wounds srr.
g,-s ~ lhc io.nts ~. IN hc-srs-a nov su,lyt,
d the above O. fccri,,c at II. Il. tIAXAEp'S
Near the Court House.
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The Vegetable Pulmonary
3 A = s. A M.

Tested By the Experience and Observation OF
Thousands, for up,cards Of Tcenty Years
mast
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RECOMMENDED by emf
nent physicians as a ">ale
convenient and very eiica,
ciouS Remedy )" as one thai
wilIrol dissappointlLe reason
able cAl'ttautLs tthose who
use II, and superior 10 any
o;her within their know ledge,
for Coughs, Colds and Com
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eSTbe Hon. Benjamin Watkins Leigh, ri
irSinia. is dad
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rPThe public mind hts been greatly relev
ei by the ARRIVAL Of the steamer United State.
al New York, on Monday. She has had .
most bo'Sierous passage of % days from
Co"es; but she proved herself, through .
hur'care If II days, to 'e a noble vessel. and
received no injury TO her hull or machinery
She pot iIto Halifax for coal on The ais, n,
'any ol sailors IN board say that they new
experienced snch wet.her before. She ha,
1e most valuable c,rs, tIri ever crossed ihr
ncc,n, and anossiiihr.e million d,l'ars worth
French sills.
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sarsaparilln. Tomato and wild
Cherry Ritters.

are en'lrely unlivalled tor the cure otto,
diseases oeiofe enumerated They aic ofuuI
wef>al use IN New England and hi,Lly nm
prcciated BY all classes Of people
The Price Uf this extiact l. ONLY 20 Gem.
,'er bottle yet II Is so highly conccnlracdr A. .
me bottle will Last longer aud do mole good
han any dollar article ~ tis.
ID BRADi.EE 4 >ON, I3u Washington
ireei, Proprlelofs of The above yaIuabr m,dl.
inc
h'tN iH- Newport, u J TNSIOR -
n''N'o,, bi'vg' Day Warren w a. ia.
val. Providence, J. Wadsyoftb. and d,,l,,.
n msdioine generally thTougLout Se,, Ing.
land Oes ~ iels ~
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q. Prze fighting is prob biied 10 New York
.saS sseso J psssssa
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An Alternative.
1 unlc DlGIch.Iu
ana mid Ga haf
tic. pTlce II II
cents per box
con AIN ing hstty
pills.
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Female Complaints, Family Usc,s

For all Female Comp'aints, these Bitter.
VIII be found the mC-t pure. delicate, pene
liating and effective medicine ever used. Th.
general directions. for various diseases. whlcb
we nave already gwen, are properly applicable
10 ieihalrs, with this exception, that ladies o
delicate constitution should modify them
slightly. II necessary. ThuSe suffering from an
obstruction or irfegularliy, should use them
freely, until nature Is restored 10 her propcl
action.
Their warming, animating, and strengthen.
ing qualities Will he highly appreciated They
Ieiieciually remove nausea, heartburn, nervous
irritation head-ache, swelling OF the feet and
limbs, &c, and impart a light, vigorous and
healthy feeling to the whole system
To Ladies afflicted with Dyspepsia, IndiyeS
tion Debility feeble circulation Of The blood
small EruptionS on the face, yellow or dinyy
comp exon, these biters are orinestimabi,
value. u has been truly observed that 'beau,
OF complexion Is .'sible health, and this can
only be obtained by seeplng the blood aud IN.
ternal functions, III sound and healthy condl.
non. Beauty cannot exist Independent Of
health
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w. w. VAN ZANT.

NUIIUtI TdhU, JCI, %. Isl 4.
DR. J. 5. Wood-I feel it nv dulv to inform
you thai your >at>aparla la Elixlr has been Of
very great Servlrc TO ho!h myself and my IA
'hcf. lie ~ particular has taken only one bot
tie. and the alteration in hIs case is quite aston.
!.hlng From being feeble aud ,ckly, unable
4 abur, and lingering for tive orSi2yearS pa>t
he Is now quite well and strong. lie declares
he was benefited more than thy dollars by the
Use uI one bolllp
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For Children.

These Bteis may b. given according 10 ,be
directions, IN doses adapted TO their n"o win
perfect safety and good Effect They are NJ,
most na'nra medicine that can possibly ne rs, q
and may Justly be pronounced an ineslimablr
dpmeStic hl.ssi,, " '''''
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The certificate of WI lam GaIdner, a credita-
heyonng man ui thi> cly, rrn> As follows:
Dr. WoUd-su- have been severely afllI.J
ed Wlih running ,rc> to the numher of iiny oi
noir "n both of my legs. am certain that
should have had a ieycr sore on both of my
les. had ! not used your Sar>apaIlln to the
number ct hEc bottles. N,w my legs are we'll
and my general health /, mu,h improved
chceruiIy recommend II 10 he afflicted as an
eSCtlluul remedy.
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ABRAHAM VAN NORMER,

ASTHMA, PoIwtat'on and gathering in the Hcad.
"r>' Nhh nidhe, very le>pe, tabIe lady OF
tins city writes
Or. Nnud-Sr-EavIng used one holrle O..
your Sar>aParllla Ellxu.i deem it my duly to
give my testimony TO IT, beneficial effects upon
a system long afflicted with he asthma. I gave
II TO my daughter WIN has long been severely
troubled with The paplla,lcn o The heart. short
II s. OF The h'c'th, swelling of the tonsilS, and
a gathering IA the head T., elect unon her
wa, uui! surprising, removing the difficulty in
each particular. Nolamlly should be without it,.
A \ 4 A
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Y. ALLEN STEELE.

FdNtuf uI IIudN0n Il. ", T. ChlTch.
Hear the testimony OF highly valuable cili-
zen and an h)nc>t man.
Bank Department, Albany, May IS, lSi7
DR. Nood->lr--l nave been afflicted for
some llne with severe sick headache produc-
cd 10y u continual close applications ! have
lrIrd III: usual remedies in such cases. but TO no
fleet. Al the solicitation ui Trend was in
iuced touse your >ay>aparila Elixir, and with
decided benefit The complaint being about re-
moved and would recommend il 10 those simi.
nIlN aii.lcleu. Anuls 4 q
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q Wi, NIN(IlIiSNEN.

New Scotland, Aug. 10 lsl7.
rev. Allen >r"cl, an at t and popular diviI
ven known 10 The people Of this state, writes us
,s follows;
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-09

SOME ARTICLES LATELY SENT TO THE SMITHSONIAN
INsTITUTE-The identical riuet which Senator Davis,
of Massachusetts, used in Tivettng the attention of
the Free Sellers.
small bit of the iron taken from tie man of iron
nerUes.
small bit of the brass taken from an office seekers
face.
Some rays collected from sthe light of other days"
The one hundredth edition of "Love's young dream.
A saddle, a musket, and sabre, belonging to the
u horse foot and dragons" that have been often
routed in the United States These articles were
Gently picked up in Georgia.
feather from the head of that eagle out of which
that eye taken and given to General Scott" Gen.
SCOTS eagle ege &c.n
The lines written by Major Bliss, and adapted to
the AIR that Gen. 1ayIor's acar-horse snufed up.
A box of the snuff that Squire Ewing, of the In
terror, =" is up to, (not the box, but the snuff.
An original letter from 10. Miller to Jo Gales
A pamphlet entitled The Examples of the Earl-
Presidents, illustrated with twenty wood engra-
wings, designed for the Of schools and new born
statesmen. Contents: The Alien and Selition Laws
Of John adams; The Burr Conspiracy and the Gun
boat system, under Jefferson; the Bank Of the United
States, and the Capture Of Washington under Madi-
son. By Taylor, e. S. D.
| A copy of Capt. Randolph's Proclamation, printed
on Satin. Also the last button off the coat of the
last vagrant who left Round Island
The tail of an Irish Bull.
Some sand from Times hour glass.
| torn rufie from Loves last shift.
The iron from the plane of the elliptic.
| Part of the patch with which O'ConneEs rent was
mended.
A fshing-rod and two walking-sticks made of hur-
ricane.
| A knock-down argument and the impression made.
| pound of butter from the cream of q Joke and
cheese from the milk Of human kindness.
! A f1uke from the anchor of Hope.
/ Whiskers and noses, from masked battery
/ The shadow of the meat that the dog saw In the
water.
Some ten-penny nails made from fragment OF
the Iron Duke.
/ A finger post from the road to ruin.
| Music of the spheres, original score.
The cap of a climax,
| Musket and powder-horn of shooting star.
boot made of the last of the Mohegans, with one
of the spurs of the Rocky Mountains on the heel.
The silk-tassel from the staff of Life.
The afternoon of the Day of Algiers.
| Some of the cells that were used to being skinned
! 1.-THE handkerchief handkerchiefln cried
Othelo. sD-n it, said sailor In the pit, blow
your oseWith your fingers, and go with the play.
/ house broker advertises in city paper, two
new brick houses; each with swell front, and a
large bay sOidoW facing the southwest
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Philanthropy and God1ness SYNONYMOUS.

Abon Ben Adhem (may his tribe increase y
Awoke one night from a sweet dream Of peace,
And saw (within the moonlight of his room,
Making it rich, like lilies in full bloom,l
Exceeding peace had made Ben Adham bold,
And to the presence in the room he said,
"What writest thou % The vision raised his head,
And with smiling look of sweet accord,
ssAnd is mine one % said Abon. "Nay, not so,'
Replied the angel. Abon spoke more low,
But CHEEKY still. and said, 81 pray thee, then,
Write me as one that loves his fellow men. -
The angel wrote, and vanished. The next night
1t came again, with great Weakening light,
And showed the names whom love of God had blest,
And loi Ben Adhem's name led all the rest.
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