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ny virtue OF decree Of ihcc.-ra' court OF LaSal,c
- county wi, be- sold at pubic auction, under the
direction OF the subscribers, administrator and adm.
n>tratrX Of The r-utc of John tlod"rman. deceased
al the house OF Barney O'Nc.I m the county OF
La Sale on the 'h day OF MAY next nj 10 O'Clock
4. NJ. ni the following real estate, oT much there
of "a vii he necessary to pay the debts OF SAID de-
ceased, together with the nppurennnces, to vii.
The nwqot sec 26 town 81, r g., except the sw
q Of eh of nwq OF said section The IN reQ and uwq
SC -, town 81. r3; seq sec y. town 81, Sc; VIII
swq &C ., ,own3l, Sci and undivided swq Of
sec 2f, Town 81 r. e
Terms IF SHE - Onr-third IN cash NJ the time OF
sale, and the balance IN SIX and nine months, with
good security, 10 be approved by The suberlhcrs
with intrrr>; at per cent The above lands Will
be- sghdiviied io Sat purchasers.
Dated thi- 2l1 dry ot March, 4 ? 1850
WILLIAM RbDDiCk .4dmaisfrafor
HANNAH MARI AMORG, late
HANNAH HOLDERNAN, Aim'r.
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\ credit Of . months will b. gwen the purchaser
giving bond security and Mortgage ON the premises
to seCu-r the payment OF the puTchase money
May lin, 800 ALIXASDLR y. DAVIS, admir-
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MEDICINES deserve distinct ana emphatic
recommendation. 1t is well.kuown to hundrcds
in this city, that the former proprietor of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
complaint for upwards of THIErr-fIvG rE.Es; and
that lie tried an vain every remedy prescribed
within the whole compass of the MIieria N'iica.
Tie however at length tried the Medicine which
Is now offered To the public, and he was cured IL
avery short time, after his recovery had been pro.
nounccd not only improbable, but absolutely I'M
possible, bv any human means.
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Ferer and 4eur
.lr Iown-ends Snrsapnulla is uneqnalled in casc.
ct the chill~ and Fever and Ague The tolio,vinn
.rilrr l. only one othundred- that we have received
"''" Inc SCUM and vest the ike character.
- - pswego, Mich Oct ~, 1877
" townsend Dcarslr-l purchased tormv VIII.
Two bottles OF sarsaparilla of your agent. Nj Nc
Nam 81 haiHma2oo to try II foTthc Fcyrrnnd 4 one
Before had finished the first bottle II aupron.5 ~
warm me blood and every other day when The
and before she had finished the hotIr She yns
" relieved, aud She was much better Than She h,d
been before she TOOK the agur w"
GUS L-epeeLlnLIy. CuARLES Ii SWA1N
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OTTAWA TANNCHY

now in iull operation, where cash at all times is
! paid for all kinds of Hides and Skins, Plaster
ing hnr on hand and forsac Mt the ,anncry or at my
shoe and lrnthersore mis- 1IN HASKELL
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forwarDins s. Commission,

-. 1850. -
NLatteson 4 Preston,
NaNNlS>lUy n lORW iRDISG 0ERtNiNf>
ST. LOUIS. Mo.
JOEL A. MATTEsoN, JOHN rRssiuN'
ReFeReNCESi
Messrs, Pomeroy i Drlkee, ST, LoV''
Capt CALVIN Case,
X:ssrs smith and Townsend. Ner or'eaHs.
?. y. Walker Esq, Bgtcs Roucc.
Benz. Nace, Esq NdtcheE,
Asssrs Wilkins and Lawrence, Quincy,
|. y Morris, Esq,
!, T. Sanger. ESD, Galspa,
Messrs Wadsv cy,h, Dyer. aud Chapli, C1icogo
Ogden and Zones.
William Go9siHg LOkPort
trCl. Jacob Fry,
Mes.rs. Ma'ie5on and Brndner, .rohti,
Walker and H,kiing, Otto.ea.
" Cushman aud Grdley,
!sa.c Hardy, Esq, La Sale,
j. l. tjough,
lame. Dunlap ESQ, JacksoariRe.
VI assrs Corteuius aud Gglwo.d, Pc9-td,
" Phelps md Roug.and,
Hon Thomas FoId
MessH BudneT & Co, New YORK.
David Lenviti, Esq.
Messrs Suysam, Sage 4 Co. "
" Corning Homer Il Co, ii5uay
Msssrs kimberly, fense ) Co., EgsJo.
Jay aud Webster
" Reed, Park x Co BcaU>r,
Bobb and Bishop Ciersiqnd,
burrows i Co. Cincinnati,
q" Williams and Dlworth. Pitsburs.
" Knapp and Totem,
+ aud f Faber,
Hoffman and Coates, Penn.
] D fIaraon, Esq,
! !. Brewster, Esq,
4 II. Riigrly, Esq, Springfield.
b c. Webster, Esq. "
Nm Fem Esq, Lrcon,
Messrs Dudley aud Warllow, Heinsp,r.
Cha- G. Wilcox. Esq Pekin.
Cash ADVANCES MADE ON C0NSGNMeNIs,
Referring to our card above, We tnke thus occasion
10 solicit consignmenis of merchandise either for
safe here, or forwarding TO other points
We shall contnr ourselves to a commission and
forwarding business. and fsel corfiCu IN assuring
you thu, our experience in business and acqunlnt.
anCc generally in the country. i!eEabr u, Ia 1--WE
any business with which We may be favored the
most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing 10 have groceries ofauy kind
or any other article puachased in S. Louis or New
Orleans aud shipped to them. can have it done by
seudnG their orders 10 u.s. for =, per cent on the
money invested, Persons doing a reai businessanv
wecTe west OF Detroit, or III ANY other direction can
depend upon having their orders filled N rs ow rates
II they send 10 US and perhaps lower than they could
by comHg themselves. Every attention shali be q.
ven 70 having goods put IN good order aud Slipped
VI luw racs. however small The amount may be that
IS sent TO us 10 be invested 1t shall be- done prompt
y and to order MATTEsoN & fREsruS.
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FEVER AND AGUE.


For this scuurge of the western country these
Medicines Will he found a safe, speedy, aud GER
tain remedy. Other medicines leave the system
subject To return vi the dSeuse--a cure by these
medicines Is permanent-TRf THEM, BE
SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss o' Arrt rE' s'u
DsEAstsor fEaALts--thcse medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results IN cases al
this description ;-kINGs Evil and ScnoruLA. ~
its worst forms, Yields To the mild yet powerful
action OF these remarkable Medicines Mort
SwgArs, NERVOUS DEEILlry, Nervous Cow.
PLANTS Of all kinds, PALPirArIo> up rnt Heart
PAlnrgR's Colic, are speedily cured
MERCURIhL DISEASES.
Persons whose cous llu,luns have become I'M
paired by the iniudicIouS Use Of MgRcuRN will
find these Medicines perfect cure, AS they never
fail to eradicate from the system all the effects OF
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations ol Sorsrparilla \ single ri.I will
place them beyond the reach of competition, il
the estimation Of every patient.
BE CAREFUL OF C0UNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, und tncu
u.fnruus authors arrested, both ia the city of New
York aud abroad
Buy Of 10 me who it not AN AUTHORIZED
AGaSr.
Prepared and Sid by DR.. W. b. MOFFAT,
336 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE by
WALKER Il HlCKLING, Ottdrd,
Ottrwr, u, 10 'SN-iv
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Splitting BLOND

~ ~ , -NtTN on, NVTI n, MI,
pr IownSrud-l verify believe hat yopr Sa,.,
pnr.a has been the means, through ProyiJonc. 'sa
SoNngmy HE. have for several wears Ind bo =
cough. II become worse and worst Al lnst rn,a
cd large quantities OF blood. had night swents onI
was greatly dr6I,nted and reduced aud did moi "r
ret'" I'VE. have only used your SarsapaaIla !,
short time, and there has wonderful rbon' u
wrought N me You can well imagine thai / o,''
ulahkiuli" these results Your oh't -ery,. va
WM. RUSSELL Is Catharine.s,
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!ils0irinrs.
MOFFATS
Life Pills. and PhGnix Biitrrs'
tile0irinrs.

public for a ;.eriol q, FIFTEEN YEARS, aud
3,r;p,, tina, lime have maintained high churHc-
Ter in almost every pnrt Of the globe ''T their 7N'
,saordinary and immediate power ofres'"nnF per
Zee, health to p,r-us suffering under nearly every
kiul of disease {, which the human frame Is liable
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A SsS .ars 't Y for ''s q, y: Civ Drug
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AhMii,.i>ir;itOr's Stic.

NOTICE hereby given that viii ON Satur-
~ day the 18Th day Of June next helwrrn the
bours OF 10 O'Clock. s VI and 5o'cocS 2 W. Of
SAIL day sell at public auction a. the court house in
OF ava L1slHe county. Ills, the following Described
real estate o. watch Philip Ailrnswo.lh died seized,
10 ply ih- debts oi ai deceased
81 acre, otnni WI, y Ia, sec g. township 80,
range ) east
Notice Is also gven That will on Monday the
Eth day ot June next, between the hours Of ~ o.
corI; i VI and o'clock = VI OF -aii day sell At
public auction Il the court house in NolrS, Grundy
county, Ills. the following described real estate Of
whcs Philip Aensworh died seized, to pay the
debts Of said drceu,cd
40 ac,cs OF land y Wa sec G, township 81, range
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Consumption, Hsihma, Fieurisy,
PhMiSic, SpWmg of5iOod, Hhoop-
ing Co"gh, COUghS, Br0nch lis aud
pulmonary affections Of every
kind.
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ms Is only one gilmore thun four thousand c,sc.
81 fcuratsm that Dr. Towu-cnd's sarsaparill, has
Gu,cu n' most severe and chronic cases are week
yTradicairt by extraordinary virtues
James Cummings t,sq Que of the Assistants in
me Lunnuc Asylum Binckwells Island, Is the grn.
ue"an spoken OF IN the following letter
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Cure OF innumcrabic Diseases.

Irues tTe MN TtHT tETII' ~ 80
me m it. f,yur bv men, women All children. We hnd u
diving wu3slers ~ the cur. ul .
10 ASSUMPTION. DYSPEPSIA. anil LirER
COMPLAINT. ant IN RHEE NtViSN SCRDt'
IrEi PILES. CDS7IIE NENS, al CL1itE
DTS ERUPTIONS. PIuPLES, BLOVCHES
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Bidck,rsiFS is'dnd Sept II 1917
Dr Townss7d, Dear sir have suffered ,err'LIy
for n.nr years with the rheumatism consIjrr,bI" y,
the time iroald not eat, sleep, OF walk | had the
utmost Distressing pains and my limbs were terribly
swollen have used four botrs M y,,,, =. nv
70, and they have done me more ban ,bop., ~.
dollars worth OF good | am somuch br,rer--nJccJ
an entirely relieved You are at liberty 10 usr Inn,
Tor The bench, Of the afflicted '''''
ours respectfully, LAWS cr.,,N,,os
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Certificate Of Or S. A. shnrtIcfr.

Vt
hay" for SOME time pas, been IN the hubt OF pre-
srrhug the Vegetable Pulmonary Ealsnm tor con-
SUMPTION asthma, plurlsy, spltlnu OF blood aud
coughs, or pulmonary affections OF every kind. and
with conh ence recommend II az superior to any 9th.
er preparation used tor !he above complaints
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0IITNWVTIITIUW IWTfW- :"
.c4nsc nnd strengthen Consumption can he en-
red, Bronchitis, Consnlnption Ilyrr Cos,,J,; Hu
Colds, Catanh, Coughs. Asthma, splitting of blood
>"tgn s. N the chest hectic flush night swcats din
GW' OF ptolu-c r2peclorallon, pam IN the side, sc
have been and cgn be cured
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07
A RARE CHANCE.-A young gent

A RARE CHANcE.-A young gentle
man, whose real name is "tor the pres
ent withheld" addresses us note
which awakens all our sympathles, in
dcating as i, does the pro.oking aud
morliyng embarraSsments which an
accomplished man experiences, when
he is ont of tin. He says am 2S
years Of age, five feet eleven inches
aud half IN bcight, a figure and face
said to be the model "f symmetry a.d
beauty-a gentleman by birth and in
heritance, (there was never mechanic
in my family,) educated in European
University, an accomplished musician,
a thorough Ilnguist-and utterly inca
pable of earning a living. l should
like to marry into a wealthy family,
which, wanting tie prestige oi birth,
would be elevated by an alliance with
me. | could make myself generally
useful in such family, by teaching
the younger members manners, aud ac-
customing the elder to the easy car
riage and grace Of well bred people
There are many wealthy families who
have boxes at the opera, who, under
my direction, would speedily learn to
look 40 aristocra,lc aud important as
they 'ry TO persuade themselves they
arc Such a family, after few lessons
fro me. ,uld pass Tor well-bred peo-
pie Cd slowd--and | should make
then. und,r, ,.dud the opera, which now
they do not" We regard this as rare
chsnce.-.- Sunday D,spdteh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

RosEs.-The rose, in all countries
and in all times, has been held as the
queen of flowers. The name, as it
comes to us, is from the Greek rOdsn
il has relation to the color, red The
Greeks took their impression Of the
rose, and all matters Of taste in the
vegetable kingdom, from the Egypt
ians, and PcrsianS, and other nations Of
Asia. Everywhere il is the type Of
beauty and love. The Greeks had
more taste than Imagination, and they
found IN their beautiful fables the lux
urant growth of Oriental fancy. They
have this tradition. The God Of Love
made present to Harpocrates, the
G Of Silence, of beautiful rose, the
first that had been known, To engage
him not to discover any of the secrets
of hs mother, Venus; and hence it has
become a custom To have a rose placed
in their rooms of mirth and entertain
ment, that under the assurance thereof
they might lay aside all restraint, and
speak what they pleased. Thus did
the rose become a symbol of silence,
and Sub rosa, under the rose, denotes
l. 10 e Innrr.,r Of ~
disclosure. In India, and other por-
tions of the East, the rose was COM
mingled with sentiment and song
Its beauty and its perfume made II, III
their imaglnations, n match for the
sweetness of natures music, and hence
the Nightingale was married TO the
Rose. Flowers are delightful 10 all.
The tasteful Athculans. no had mar
kct for the sale of them, were Obliged
to pass sumptuary laws to restrain the
extravaganza of purchasers. Such was
the passion over every mind IN the
East for flowers, that from them has
been made a universal language Of
friendship, affection and love. 1t IS
one of no difficult requirement, and
rracmen,s have been dlllused far and
wide. Roses are ornaments OF the
altar of Hymcn, while vases Of lilies
are placed upon the grave OF youth
and innocence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07
THE HON. HENRY Y. CRANsTON

Mr.. EDITOR
The course Of this gentleman in onr
Legislature, during lis present Session. has
been distinguished for integrity, political
sagacty and wise scrutiny into the usual
course of Legislation during the winter
Session, in the city Of Providence. The
frequent and unnecessary adjournmenls,
that members may rdmble about the coun-
try for their amusement, he has well re-
buked, and the frequent calling of the ayes
and rays, on his motion, will, think,
soon cure this crying evil While this
gentleman thus looks TO economy in lepis.
latlon, his constituents must, generally, be
pleased to observe his independent course
regarding the Report of the State Commit
tee, on the Registered State Debt, which
Mr.. G. desired to have printed that ev-
cry member might be furnished with
copy, and might thus examine for himself
into its merits, So that all, with unbiased
minds, could intelligently approach The
work before them (Which the writer thinks
must sooner or later BE- doneJ of granting
justice to the claimants, and placing our
chlvarous little State in her rroper posit-
ion, on her final action regarding the wei
fire of her suffering citizens, who have so
heqncn,ly appea'ei to the General Assem-
by for that simple justice, which, unhappi-
y, they have hitherto sought in vain |
na'ier myself, Mr.. Editor, that the action
of this Body, at is present session on this
imi or,ant and long-agta,cd subject, will
be favorable to an equitable and honorable
adjustment Of the remaining claims, 81
that no honest citizen Of Rhode Island shall
herealle- be found mute, from consci pus
guilt, as being in the same condemnation,
when regulating State is the subject of
anmadversion at home, or abroad. X.
Newport, Jan 20lh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

II DANGER OF STRIVING FOR RICHES
Richie. got by deceit cheat no man
so much as The getter. Riches bought
with guile, God will pay for with ven-
geance. Riches got by fraud are dug
out OF ones own heart, and destroy the
mine. Unjust riches curse the owner
IN getting, in keeping. in transmitting.
They curse his children in their father 5
memory, in their own wasttful habits,
IN drawing around them all bad men to
be their companions.
While | do not discourage your
search for wealth, warn you that il is
not cruise upon level sea, and under
bland skies. You advance where ten
thousand are broken to pieces before
they reach the mart where those who
reach 1t, are worn out by the labor.
past enjoying their riches. You seek
land pleasant to the sight, but danger
on, to the feet a land of fragran-
winds, which iulI to security of gold
Ell fruit. which are poisonou. of goldt
en- hues which dazzle and mislead.
You may be rich and be pure bu,
1t will cost you struggle. You may
be rich and 60 to heaven; but ten,
doubtless, will sink beneath their riches
where one breaks through them to
heaven If you have entered this shin
ing way, begin TO look for snares and
traps Go not careless Of your danger,
and provoking it. See, on every side
of you, how many there are who seal
Gods Word with their blood
'They that will be rich, fall into
temptation and snare, and into many
foolish ami hurtiul lusts, which draw
men to destruction and perdition. For
the love Of money is the root Of all
evil, which, while some have coveted
after, they have erred from faith and
pierced themselves through with many
sorrows. .'-Rcv. H. w. Beccher.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

OFFICE HoLDERs At WAsmNGroN.- A
Washington letter in the New York Trib
une, says;
" According the Buc Book, there are
employed in the District Of Colombia, in
permanen, situations, 7c0 mcn, with sllar-
les averaging iroui ; 100 20 $l,6C0 each
OF Ii is number Virginia ha. 1873, Maryland
1874, and the District ol Columbia 81, max
ing Psi, OF nearly on, half OF the whole
lumber. II we were TO add to this other
Offices in the District, with salaries from
$500 to . 900, wI,o arc engaged in aud a.
bout lhe public buildings and public ground,
with what are termed "tcmporary clerks
in all The Depar' men,s, We should have at
least eco men under Government appoint
ment and pay from the two States abov C
named and this District"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

0-It was said by Mr. Clay, in his recent
address at the meeting Of the Colon
iza,ion Society, at Wash ngton, that
the colony at Liberia will effect the
purchase Of the line Of sea coast for
which they have been negotiating with
the natives for some time past, Mr.
Gurney, the great Quaker banker of
London and gentleman ofCincinnari,
having each contributed $1,000 for this
purpose This will ensure the
breaking up OF the W orst slave factories
in Africa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

PRINrER's FEsTIvAL.-The birthday
OF Benjlmin Franklin was celebrated
II fine style by the printers of New
York, on The evening of the l7th inst.
About 5000 ladies' and Gentlemen
were present. Addresses were made
by p. c. Baker, president of the So
ciety, and Horace Greeley At tie
supper some excellent toasts were Civ
en-. The following, by John Neal,
ISN'T bad /:
I0ot-Priats and finger prmts.-
What the single footprint in the sand
was to Rob nson Crusoe-what the
iinger-prInts i'll the oycrarchlng sky
are to the uplited Astrono mer--such
was the printing of Benjamin Franklin,
when he brought down the Iightnings
from Heaven. and turned every thun-
dcr-cIoud into job office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

THE NAME of the Mosquito King
is George Fredrick Augusta. CIarance
Sambo Samosa
A neu W0rk.-C. Edwards Lester
is snow engaged on great nat'noal work
entitled, The Gallery of lllus,rious
Americans This work is to contain
biogr graphical notices of twenty four of
the most eminent citizens ofthis coun-
try, living and dead, with portrait of
each. 1t will be published in numbers.
The Plurality Question in Massa-
ehusetts.--The bill providing for the
election Of Members Of Congress and
Presidential Electors by a plurality
vote, passed to third reading in the
Massachusetts House Of cpresenta-
tives on Friday, by vote of las TO
ia. The bill provides for the cleo
ton by plurality alter a failure to
elect by majority. There seems to
be some doubt as to the passage Of the
bill through the Senate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07
WHOLE NO. l,I37.

IJTThe Lecture On Thursday evening,
before tn Mechanics Association. was by
roiessor Richard 5 Willis, Of Yale Col
lege his subject was "Socia Life in Ger
mary" lie minuiely de crihed the differ
ent Social amusemenis peculiar to the peo-
pie Of that land Of music, song and learn.
ing. After leaving College, Professor
Wills went TO Germany, w'ere he re-
maincd six years perfecling himself in Mu.
sic, for which he had a marked natural tai
ent, and qualifying himself 10 teach and
compose il, in its higher branches.
The lecture was written in a pure, classic
style, and ras delivered in modest, un.
assuming manner. HIS language was very
choicely selected without any aflecialion,
and some of his descriptions were classic
ally beautiful in a high degree There
was, in fact, throughout, a vein Of poetic
thought peryadinp Ihe lecture, and the tone
Of his voice and its pl.aSant and graceful
moduations were all in keeping with tho
harmony of his language.
The audience was large and yery ai.en-
tive, which is generally an evidence Of sat.
isfaciion with what is being said.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

nPThe Boston Post asks Why a rcduc-
ton Of Officers and Salaries are not made
at all the ports in the country, instead of
at the large cities. Why, il is for the
veiy best reason in the world At all
smaller places there are no more officers
employed than are actually necessary, and
their salaries are low enough, IN all con-
science, now. The oXlravagance Is all at
tho Custom Houses Of the large cities,
which are ports of entry.
Since the above was in type, we learn
that retrenchments have been made in the
Custom House here The Two Boa'men
were discharged yesterday. by order Of
the Secretary cfIhe Treasury
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07
Census or iowa. According to

Census OF iowa. According to
the recent census there are % All IN
habltants in eighteen counties of Iowa
increase, in two years, of about one
fourth. 1t is estimated that the gener-
al census will show population in the
entire State of over 900, O,000-sullicient
to entitle it to three representatives. in
Congress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

India Rubber Boos, and in fact every
,h.ag to complete an India Rubber dress,
may ss had at Oak Ila Boston, cheap
90 ,ac,e for yogr Califoipia oulhts. and H.
ru' curr.t'o' az ~ low rate, 'co
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

oFThey who when about 10 marry seek
their happiness in the mere gaining Of for
tune and personal beauty, e'ince symp-
tom ola hesrtless disposition, apd their
folly is ohen punished in thor .ucce.'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

o. Good or Ill news, and many
other things, will destroy ones appc-
tlte If the stomach is so easily affect
ed by the mind must not the mind also
be easily affected by the stomach
Therefore 1t is a good plan to keep the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

GRACE GREKSwooD's PHorANrY.- She
said Of an old mill which had gone 10 decay,
the water having dried away in it's stream
"it vasnt worth dam"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

GoLp SAVED HIM 7 A Cambridge I'M
migrant in California, writes home that
" man came down from the mines the
OF .er day with bag of gold in his hat
and while on hi, way, he received
bullet through his hat but the bag OF
gold saved hslife,,