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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20


of time. MANY eminent physicians DO not hcsi-
tate TO acknowledge its superiority, and with en-
tire confidence To rcconmcp It 10 their patients,
AS a superior preparation, which has been found to
he perfectly safe, convenient, and highly ciIca-
cious in all diseases of the IkyOot, Iupgs, and
Ch,st One who has used il thus speaks oi it,
"CLISroN PARK, n. Y, Dec. 26, 1850.
Messrs. Reed & Ir.rr Nearly seven years
ago had yio,rnt attach o' inflammation al the
lungs, which wis treated by my physician with
the most powerful remedies, bu with little effect
for the abatement Of viohnt pains about ES chesi
Nv cough WAS almost 'IcCs SAINT, accom- laneu " Ia
expectoratior bf the most putrd and offensive
kind, part Of the time mixed with bood both
of dark and pnk color. Several laI ge ulc,
broke on my hirgs, which care near sufloc3tirg
me. | had continual night sweats, and was re-
du.ci almost to 4 skeleton. My case was consio-
cred hopeless, not only by The PHYSICIANS, hut ~
all who saw me. Accidentally hra.rg from n
neghbor OF the effects " hich the Vegetable pul-
moray Bisam had rroiuccd in similar cas-, ,
was induce to Try it. Before ! had used one
bottle ! began to imn,ove. aud by the use of
four bottles WAS II siutcd to usual health. | hat
used "A variety Of other medicine vh., h gave ne
no relief. A irv weeks ago ! was similarly at
tackled. and am nnT using the ialsHu with the
same hcncGcal ,r.us. This stotom,ut Is unso-
licitcd and i, costs YOU nothing, Tat Fit wIl' be-
of any service 10 anN one, Ia, object j. accomr-h-
ed. Oiirs SC,
(Signpd) 'WN T.. NO<EN,' Y. NJ q"
Nov. I, 1851 New ,cii'ho,tcs, To- almost
ANY c<tent, ~ ht Ec added II I,,m .u l.,r>eaIy,
but the pro- iciurs lrei that ,hc ar'cl, has L,,uac
50 universally well lnoNr, aui ia vhtucs 80 CEN
Grail, acknow!c ,,'' hl ph, "i.n~ o.I Others, as
tn maxi IL mne"o-,.,s t1 u.tcr ai the time, -
thcr proof o. he mc,ts 81 his hi-Lh IuIu'u w-
tlrle
Gy. BEWARE F,OtNTERtEIIS AND
NlEAIIb'~. suru ss 'A&"IH's Cow
rpuNp rvLMuN,Ly B1IsNM,. AatuIC.N
pULMoSAHy iihtsAv, and others, 'n ig,t ,'a,-
ingth' rrnr Enquhe lo. ti,c Itice 10! H.
whole name. The
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAl5hN,'
and see th,; ), h,s the WI "a s,qratuc oi y ".
Joss ruriiu up'na yellow tfl, Ga the vac
wtappcrs. L,ch ho'iig and t' ia sLuy. .cd
"VrgrtIlic iu,.ru.,y rahdm
Prepaid hy hin, t''I'H 90, lu-
ror'crs -r1 Wh lr.a'o ! e.'o. - nrd'c",s,
Paints, tnrn,rii, az, D' .u.e, india ne,
Boston, aud so'I vs. lhuc o.. ipolhr, drics, aui
tnurt, Merchant. gfurmlly. Eor pad'rtlds
and recommend uions, ',r aIrrhmi pccoHI.t,
ing each huuic -rrlcr 10 c,iis. for sa'c w
N"oport by &C. &, HAZARD and Il.
TAYLOR n20 Gu
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SAaLrt,u.

In Fan i,iy'., TIN INST, Mr. NathaL.r. Ford,
10 Miss Mary e.. Hat
In This town, Wedpes isy evening, by Iev. ".
jackson, Nr. John W. Onan, Jr. and Miss Mary
A. Clark, both ol this Town.
In this town, the ilh, l., Rev. Mr. Brewer,
Mr. john Whitrg, of New Bedfld. and Mrs
l.uca B''i,y daughter ot the hdc J, ha g. Bai-
hey. Esq, inrme'l, of this town.
In This VI, Thursday evening, hy Rev. NJ
Watson, Mr.. Wi'am u. Tew and Miss Esther
a. Anderson, daughter oi Nj. Daniel Am,rson, ),
all ot tins town,
In Portsmouth, l3ih, at -. Mays Chm,h. b.,
Rev. ID. &. MiIhu, Nj. DAVID Abo, and Miss
Sarah Ana Anthoney, bath Of biiddlci"un.
In Providence, on "Wednesday. 18th inst l.,
the Rev. Dr. Croker, Lieut. binard 4. Nrh-
OILS, ;. n. of ofsavanmih, Geo and Miss Car
o'ine Elizabeth, daughter ol Capt. Loyd Bow
e's, of that city.
In Providence, l2.h inst, by IN Rev. rr
llenslaw, the Hon Richard Ward Greene ard
Mrs Celia q. Larncd, Off.
l.. Providence, lalh inst, AT the ST. Stephen
Church by Rev u. Waterman, Mr. William Is.
l'landing, of thai cit,, and Mics Mary A. R,mlng
ton. II SeckOnk, Mass.
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::IttU,

In Providence. 10Th inst Thomas r., son Of
lhomas r. and Patience Briggs, aged q years and
7 months.
At Corpus Christi, Texas, liih ult., CAPT,
$. NJ. Phlnmcr, of the y. >. Army.
Ia Exeter, sh inst, Miss Ann W., daughter
OF U. Wicox, aged % years and months.
In this town, Saturday morning, Mrs Deborah
Swan, wife ol Mr.. William Swan, in the s3d
year oi her age.
In Providence, lih inst. Mrs. Roxi,h L.
Cook, aged 30 years.
In Providence, the 18th inst, suddenly, Louisa
NJ. wife Of Mr. John St.krs, in the 5lst year II
her age.
Near Sacramento City, Ly drowning, on the
30lh of Sept, William g. Perry, of lhistoan.
In Providence, l7h inst. Sarah Cleaycs,
daughter Of Rev. Thornkc G. and Lucinda L..
Jameson, aged 8 years aud month.
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The LATE Cruise OF THE MIsslsslr-
pL-Tnc u. S. Steam Frigate Missis.
sippi, Capt. J. G. Long u. .. ~, saled
from Norfolk on the 9TH day Of June,
lSl9, and entered the port oi New York
on the 10Th of November 1851. having
been absent from the United States about
thirty monlhs. During the cruise she
touched at every port in the Medltcrran-
can; sailed 29,57S miles; entered lO3
ports; visited lG countries; consumed
5,79la tons Of coal: made 2.ji2 2G0
revolutions OF her paddle wheels; spent
100 days in port, aud III days at sea-
of winch liz were under steam; fixed
3s lalitudcs; spent 73 days in quaran'
tine, and lost only 4 men by death dur
ing the entire cruise.
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Dickens Thackcray and Bulwer have
each, within year or two. chosen 10
depict, with Their utmost power, an Au.
,hor, and the result is Copperiicld, Pen
dennis. aud Leonard Fairfield. The
known friendship of the uovels;s, the
sugulariy Of the coincidence, aud the
remembrance OF The famous poctical COM
pact between " NOrds worth and Colcridqe
(rcsullng in Chrsinbcl aud the Lyrical
Ballads, have suggested the idea that
It was prcconcerted thing between
thcm-pcrhaps an after dinner fancy.
ratified by mornings deliberate appro.
val II 81, each has nohly redeemed his
pledge, by producing his masterpiece
The customary gossiping biography Of
the lirst OF the three who shall take leave
of this planet, will let US into the secret
IL secret there be.
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JOnN D. NNRTl!AM.
JAMES W. LYON.
PLUMBER, BRASS FOUNDER AND cor
PER SMITH,

No. 226 Thames ~tde"t,
Newport, K. !.
HAS constantly on atdd \ variety Of Fore" ard
Ill Lit Pumps, of hl> own manufacture, which
he warrants equal, itnh superior to any bci"lc oi-
tered ~ this mark :,
sAlsp, Water Close,s, Wash Bowls. Cloion aud
Co,hiflate Faucr's, ,utl every description of
Plumbing Materials Of uio,,s quiliicsand prices,
It's cheap II, can hp bought ,i,rNhryr.
Also, Pare block Tin Pipe, warranted MOTTO ~
jme the water in any way ani ttIod IA the best
spc to Pumps and AL Other purposes
II wing prpcmcd the services % rNprricnccd
Plumb =, hc is prepared Ia execute all orders IN
,!,., line with ncLtucss aud dispatch.
Lead III e and Sheet lead pi vuo's sizes on
hand, also, all Kinds Of Brass and Composition
,asliags ma ic to iCi. ship Castngs o' al
kIiis pn hand aud made 10 order AT short notlc,
JAMES ". LYON,
iaviug been appointed asert oi the Hudson Gut
IA pr,tha Manufacturing to., Is nov prepared to
iirnsh ,iN quantity of tir,n rcrcha Pipe, ana
sheet dp. this pipe can b. ii.rd Ia any n ta' 's,
90 which lead has been applied, ipr ccG'c, my cold
wat'r POSSESSES many advantages over lead az II
j. not airc, y ary o the arii- az llha'cs, II Is
entirely tl-;',rss, d,rs not affect any knd oim"tr,
Viii not rut and cannot be hrsth, iyGst. hc III ct
mW be applied 10 ans nsc To which sheet icad may
he 1pplicd, anI pac'IIiar'l aiu'r" 10 lining water
tanks aId res rvoits ana also ior water clUsct
work.
Grateful Cor p,st fyars, he hopes by stric, at
rntinl 10 his bus,la>s H. merit the appreciation
Of his cr,so n,rs, All work warranted not to fail
until worn out.
: r3.t
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ARRIVAL OF WEsrERN isDiANs.--Fii

ARRIVAL OF WEsrERN isDlANs.--Fif-
teen Indians, 13 males and two females,
arrived here yesterday in charge OF
Mai. Fitzpatrick of the U. 5. Army, on
the steamer Asia, Captain Boyd, They
are delegation appointed by the vari-
GUS tribes whom they represent TO visit
their 4" Great Father" at Washington,
and confer with him relative TO various
matters, interesting to them. Two inter
prefers accompany them, and they con
sist of five Sioux, three Caycnnes, three
Arrapahocs, and four Ottoes. They
left in the Brownsville boat during The
afternoon. -P,Hsburgh Gdsette Nor l3
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A MODEL PRESEN rArIoN AND RECEP'
TioN OF A SILVER Cur WITH THE SPEECH
Es IN FULL A silver cup having been
voted to an officer for n gallant action,
dinner was given to celebrate IT: and
after the cloth had been removed the
whole assembled company waited with
Interest, to hear the eIoqr ence that should
attend the presentation.
The President rose, and thrustng the
cup towards the officer, said
" There's The Jug"
To which the other replied, taking Yit
up with pleasure, and examining 1t
- Is this the mug 2"
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BnAvE.-A correspondent of the Bos-
ton Journal states that a military COM
pany in Grolon, composed entirely Of
democrats, paraded on Saturday last,
and AS they were passing the Lawrence
Academy 20 ofthe students gave cheers
Tor Webster and Winthrop. The Cap
tain. who was one Of the Sclcctmen of
the town. commanded his company To
charge upon The boys mithifred bayoneis
They did it, and in the Tray, seriously
fractured the leg of young Spanish
hoy who had recently arrived in the
country. Brave
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EASlON FARM.

TIE ndcrsigrri. ~ - rcsolNc of the Gcnctal
L Asscribl, uf the state at Rhoic islan &. has
lecn uihori.cd o. srll and convey thc l.uds
constituting the E,ttpn FHm, situated 80 il.
Town lcach, ~ Newport, aud now oc'uIird by
J. r. Perry. ESQ. The said Fam (cNccptiug
the piripls thri,rfnlr,udy sold u. NJ Gilhs
aud Il. ". Maon, Esps.,) is nsw t.,rd ior
-ai,, ~ iarr,s. upon tcims, ~ tpIrlcc AID clc'-
o., Vhirh oN b. 'u1ut tcm'ri- o. Those " ho nie d' -
-ir,us torsiau.,sh permanent or temporary r,si-
d..ce. in NcWluu,t ltt,I Ina puI lairsls.
plm at thus Hrin Will lytNhit',d d ~ go up-
pIiraIt1, tr Nm. {. Gllbs, Esq, in hrwumt, -
g. Tn, undersigned. 90 No. 40 tt, ut.I, iiustun
". -. Spl1ER, Tut mi ilc : %
90 3aw d&v lw. ol Madame Mary Giil.
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Operations in Hurl Gate Channel
Lieut. w. A. Bartlett, ol the L. S. Navy.
reports that he had made thorough cX-
animation. Of Pot Rock, and found not
less then eighteen and quarter feet Of
water on amy part of the rock at Iow
tide. At the commencement Of opera.
tons the rock was "a lect high, and
stood IN water G2 feet deep On one side
and 90 Oh the other, being within feet
of the surface at mean low water.-N
Y. Com, Adr.
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o. Nathaniel II. Borden declined to
be Whig candidate for representative
from Fall River. In his communi 5aiion
10 the hIgs he says I'll regard The
fugitive slave law It's among tn wicked
est of all acts of modern icglslaiion."-
Mr.. Borden was the Wing member no
chosen by one vote.-Fyor, Post.
Yes, and thit act should stamp him
with everlasting disgrace.
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a CAPITAL IDEA.-lt has been ro.
Eos d that the Government cause IN
vcloJ es to he manufactured with the
pre-paymtnt stamp engraved on them
There are but few people who send
letters without pre- payment now. and
those letters which are not prepaid
ought not 10 he taken from the post
Office. Therefore If The envelope coult
be purchased with the stamp already
upon il, II great deal Of trouble and
vcXatlon might he saved.
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Me
sTOCK AND FARMING UTENSILS.

STOCK AND FARMING UTENSILS.
yITIl !. he sold At Auction at the Prescott place
w Portsmouth, lately occupied Ly John +. Til
Icy, on Tuesday, Nov. 25, al 10 o'ciock, A. M,
if fair, II not The nc>t fan day. q ows, Sow
with Pigs, bocis Of Geese, liens, 30 tons Of
Hay IN lots to suit purchasers, 40 bushels Corn;
also, tlougl :, llauows, Cuitiyntor. Patent De.
lcno Horse Rake, Revolver Eakr, l Canyal
and Harness nearly new; } Covered Wagon,
Milk pails, Pans, Churns, &c Sc. Conditions
at times AMI plac' OF sale
n2O JOHN COGGES HALL, Anct'nr.
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A STARTLING Fact Long continued ind.-
position results in Wedung ont of the coats n The
Stomach; in partial paralysis ol the organs which
should cunve,, the food into healthy blood in
inflammation and liberation Of the liver and the
bowels; and finally, if not checked and SUBJ ue I,
IN death. No sane man woman de,ibciai,lyre r.
solves 10 encounter these terrible evils, ana yet
thousands ar1ualk do encounter and fall victims
to them, " no might invariably We saved hy The
use Of UuTcHiNs' NLGETAnLE DYSPEPSIA
BITTERs. Iitlme is important in matters oib,si-
ness. II is doubly 81 ~ CARDS heath. IN edIly
rsroit To this great ahcratyc, tonic and restora-
tive will II once relieve the hngunr, dcpro. sion
of spirits disorder of the vcls, feeling &C Eol-
lowncss in the stomach, Indisposition ihr nctive
employment, h,tuencc, headache, and oppression
alicr meals, which pcccde confirm Il dyspepsia.
Even when this mei ,hcholy disease hds oh i1cd
frm hold and Influenced more or less all the tmc-
,ons Of the internal urgan, II can bc exlcilcd ard
radically cured by rcrse,cting use oft this great
regulator and rcnoy tor of thr digestive powers
and the nervous system.
Circulars, containing Ccnlicatcs ol remarkable
curs. and the high estimation ~ which This Med
icine Is lihy the public press, can lc hal OF the
agents, free.
PRICE ~ CENTS FER BOTTLE.
PRINCIPAL Office. l22 Fulton stieet, \. Y.
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Among the lost things found mt the
Crystal Palace, and advertised is one
lady's hustle. pair lancets, one pettiroal, i,
four eye glasses, twenty-five lags of
various coIors, twenty eight punches of
keys, one hundred and sixty eight para
eols, one pistol, one ila,k siyty-sevcn
bracelers two hundred and sevcnly.Gvc
shawls broochets and clasps, three hun
dred and nineteen pocket handherchics
any quantity of purses with sums Of
money varying from I'd to .f5, and final
Iy ninety children, boys and girls. From
eighteen To twenty children have been
forwarded 10 various parts oI The town,
by the coustabI,s going of duty, and no
less than sixty have been claimed ny the
parculs at the Stations.
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FD.s THE PED
ssIE!
DIR. :. A WEAVER'S
CANkER ASDSALT RIIEUM
SYRUP,

CANKER CURE AND CERATE.
V'!iE~ r. preparations are scientific productions
i of a regularly educated physician (who Is
now c>lensiyc, engaged IN the practice of h,s
pruttssiun) They have becoma dasoved'y pop
uar IN al. sections OF the country, where thty
have been inuoiurcd, tiom de fact that they
h I'VE never failed to affect cure where they have
been rscd according to direction. '
TIE cANkER t\DSAL1 RHEtM SYRUP
is an article differing culireIy from Sirsaiparilla
or Dock Syrups, or ANY other eparati II ever
offered To the public. IL can he positively rciicd
u Tor the cdcclu cure II al Scruiu.ous ,iunors,
EIlsiuclas, salt Khcum. tauhcr la tie Mouth ,
Stomach or Bovrs, Female wca! nesscs, and al
hunnl arising from AN Impure state of the blood.
u word i, IL "A complete rcnOyat'r, cra'lcatng
disease AMI restoring 10 healthy action every part
oi the system.
TIE CERATE
ln all cases Of humprs, and especially ipr Salt
Rhcdrn aud Erys'pelas, is valuable acCsihiasi
ncnt to the syrup as II viii ciicctually destroy
every vcsiigc Of iuuor nom the surface Of he
hl.i, which vii! he driven out hy IN, use oi tne
Suup. II is one of the most valuable cXtcn
alpi,itiuus ever LnoNn fDr Burns, >cads, Sc,id
Head, Oh sores. Pil,s, Bmlus Itch, sud al
oihcr crty!ions on thn skin. And idr srpasscs
all other external applications.
TIE CANkER CtRr.
l. the dusidrlatun 80 long sought fpr the relief
aud cure oi certain disCascs which all other pre-
duations have failed to relieve. II is warranted
a positive curr ior Nursing Sore Mouths, in thrsr
cases IT ha, never faded. Thousands have tiicd
I, aud been crrtd; also, Tor Cauhcr IN the Mouth,
Stomach aul 2Dw,is, and obstinate dy scuictS 1t
has cArcie! cues after all other trc, rrncdi,s
hal iai'ni. Fw lcrrs aud all diseases prucrcd-
ing from cu,' lunors ia the system lhs is
useful aud ~ valuable accompaniment 20 tac
syrup in all cases al tankcr.
Neither Of the aboys mticlys are genuine with
out the signature OF :. 4. VI EANEK & Go oh
the outside wrHrr.
Manufactured AZ N'w Lon Ion, Conn, lyS. 4.
WEAVER y Co, sole prOprictors, to whom ali
or,lcrs must I've addressed.
&C. llAIARD, sole Agent. lur Newport.
b2s az 3n
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hIR. EDIToR:-
Allow me 10 ac-

Allow me 10 ac-
knowledge the receipt Of the following
sums for the Poor, and to suggest that
inasmuch as there must be much dis
tress during the winter among many
families who can get no employment,
their situation may be remembered on
the approaching Thanksgiving day, by
all who have sympathyaing heart.
Mrs.---$l; Mr.. n. So; Capt
81; Mr.. ID - 50; Mr.. - 81 /;
through Rev. Mr.. Brewer, 81. Total
receipts TO date, S25. Total expcndi-
lures, S33,G4.
K. J. STEWART.
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AN UNLrCKY J CK.--Thc Whaling

An UYLrcKy J cN.--Thc Whaling
barquc George Washington, which
.aIrd from lhls port Aug. llIh, return
ed TO port Oct. l7th lcahy. One of her
crew deemed the omen unucky, declin-
"A 4, rc-cmbark IN the same vessel, and
subsequently shipped on board the Ma
ry& Alariha, whalcr, which saied Oh
,Ic 9th inst. bat with no better success.
On the lllh the Mary & Martha also
returned, leaking, aud our modern Jonah
will now probably quit the scrvirc.-
INrw Bcdlord Mercury.
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AssIGNErs NOTICE

TIE sub-ci,h,r having reviewed of JOHN ".
1 BURniCK, ol hula a-'"Nn, deed oi uust
of al thr raii Burdict's roI,rtv, Mt 'Neu1t
fom at,a hurat by law. ~ th, hcucit ui su,G-
ito,s,-h,r,h gives sa,d uou,t'rs ro,i,c that -
inrrth- ,rum i've da'c lcrcol az, Wy the tcims ct
sid decd, aloy cd thea To- bring ~ end wo'e
their claims, IN orcr IT, receive dividend thee
from. ASA 't'h h'b, !h.,
Chnh,uen, Nov. ", 1851 6w
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%We are indebted TO our friend,

EEWe are indebted 10 our friend,
John II. b. Latrobe, Esq, of Baltimore,
for beautifully printed copy, in pam
phlet form, OF his celebrated letter which
originally appeared IN our columns, last
summer, in answer to the letter oil Vic
tor Hugo TO Mrs. Chapman, on A rcan
co onization. We have already ex-
pressed our opinion in regard TO This let
ter, aid we are glad 10 see it preserved
in its present form, SO that il may have
wider and more extended circulation
The letter has been revised by the au-
thor and some corrections made which
were overlooked in its hasty composition.
The pamphlet also contains Victor
Hugo's letter. and one from Mr.. Latrobe
TO Hugo, enclosing copy Of the for
mer's letter. This letter has already
had wide circulation, IFS it was exten-
sively copied from our paper, in various
parts oi the country.
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GPWe have heard Of all kinds Of
modes OF announcing marriages, but we
think the following, from IA late number
OF the Baltimore Sun, is decidedly the
most novel on recortl -
The undersigned has the pleasure TO
inform his friends that he was married to
Mrs. Arnoldine Cohen, on the l2lh list
J. kANN.
There is no doubt but that MIR. J.
kann is a most decided genius, and
wi hal, very modest man; and we
trust that all his numerous friends were
very much gralfied at his felicitous an
nouncemcnt that he has relieved Mrs
Arnoldinc Cohen from the depressing
loneliness of her widowhood, and again
made her happy bride. We sincerely
hope that their honeymoon may be Il
delicious one, and that it will be many
long years before Mr.. J. kann will again
have "the pleasure" 10 Inform "his
friends" that he has led another palpita-
ting dove 10 the hymenial altar.
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u, A number of cIcrgymen from
churches of various denominations in
New York and Drooklyn, met on Mon
day. and concerted plan Of street
Preaching, which is soon TO be carried
into effect in those cities.
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Hj-Thc Boston Pos, say' the shcr-
III. IN Rensselaer, county, New York,
have r,t 30 used 10 being tnirod and
fcnihcrcd lha, they fc,l rather hurt #
they don't get their annual coats Of the
SEINE.
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IT. The Bap,is's publish forty-two pc
riodrals in the United Siates-weekly,
twenty-five ; monthly, fifteen; quarterly,
Two.
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New YoRR, Nov. II.

A despatch from Washington today
states that the President will give Kos
suth, soon after his arrival, grand
diplomatic dinner. to whch the Cheya-
lier Hulseman, the Austrian Minister,
will be invited.
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u,plyrINsi,RkNcr NOTICE

TOi; 'hr ac hum Il 'ipn of those who are re-
tio.hg @arnnl Ne, vn.wdls", and who have
h"rd suhc,t,d 10 tnc Inconvenience OF making
application To Foreign Offices, inr insurance, the
sibs'rhcr gives nptice, that he Is prepared toti-
feet Insurance on yessrlr and rugn's M the lowest
rdtcs # prcmiun, not eNcoeu;ns 10000 on nny
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80 JOHN -. NGRri!AM.
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Children should be taught TO use the
left hand us well as the right.
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Hon. Isaac Davis. ol Worcester, has
offered 10 cndou n permanent scholar
chin ior the Northern Baptist Education
Society, on the .ndliion that the Young
m,p who is 10 receive the benefit is To
r,dtc himfclf never 10 contract The
bahn ci using a manuscript, IN the pull
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~ Lord Byron's sister. the Hon
Mrs Leigh died lately n ST. James
Palace. London.
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~ A gentleman of Ncwburg, in
o,cfiauing some old iamlly papers, the
other dny came across the original or
der hook cl Burgoync, used 10y him IN
his march 10 Saratoga
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DESrECTUlLN invite tie attention oi the
IL Ladies', and ''ihr Trade" to The largest ar
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Long ND SQUARE SiIAWLS
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rul yllurof money. No one should huy a ShaAl
u,thout seeing this large stock
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Coarse bread is much better for chill
dren then fine.