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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

oi time MANY eminent physicians DO not hcsi-
tate to acknowledge It's Superiority, and with en-
tire co lfdruco To recommend II to their patients,
as "A superior preparation, which has been found to
I've perfectly safr, convenient, and highly effica-
cious in "A 4 diseases Of the Throat, Lungs, and
Chest One who has used IL thus speaks Of IL,
"CLISToS PARK, n. Y, Dec. 26, 1850. q.
Mcssrs Reed & Cutler Nearly seven ycars
ago had violent attack o' ntlanlInation OF the
lungs. which was treated by my physicians with
the most powerful remedies ,uq with little effec,
for the abatement Of violent pains about nv chest,
NV cough was almost inccssant, accompanied with
expectoration of the most putrid and offensive
kind, part Of the time mixed with blood, 10Th
of "A dark and pink color. Several large u'cers
broke on my lungs, which came near suf, eating
me. had continual night swcats, and was re-
duced almost to a skeleton. My case was eonsid
cred hopeless, not onl, by the ply sicians, but by
all who saw me. Accidentally hearing from =
neighbor Of the effects which the Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam had prodoced III a similar case, I
was induced to try il. Before ] Had used one
bottle ] began To- imrrove, aud by the nse OF
four bottles was restored 10 nsuaf health. had
used variety of other medicines Nhich gave ire
no relief. a few weeks Ago was similarly at
tackled, and am now d.Mg thu Baisam With the
same hen. fetal ressitf. This Statement 10 unso-
licited aud il co-ts you nothing, but fit will 10
OF any service to any ONE my object il accomplish
ed. Yours, &c,
(Signed) 'WM. \. NOXEN,'P. NJ"
Nov. !, 1851 New Certificates, to alno,,
any extent, might bc added if deemed necessary;
h,t the p,opseiors feel tina, the artcle ha, beconas
So universally we'll known, and its virtues 50 gen
orally acknowledged by physicians and othsrs, ss
10 mske u unnecessary to offer, AT this time. far.
thcr proof Of the merits this highly popular sr.
ticle.
lst BEwARE or oFCoUNTERrEIrs AND
INVITATIONS, such as CLtTrR's Cor
POUND PULsosaRy BALsAs, AHrRsAp
PuLmoSARY BALsAs, and others, in pan bear
ing the name Enquire ior the artitls by iis
whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY HGtS
and see that IL has TN written signature OF We.
Joss CutLyR upon yellow Isisi, On The blue
wrappers Esch hottie ard Gal ID stamped
Vegetable Pulmonary BalsHr." /"
Prepared nv REED, CUTLER Co, Iu-
por,ers and WNofrsah Dealers in Medicines,
Paints, Chemicals and Dyr Stuns. 80 India street,
Boston, and sold ny Druggists, Apotheesries, and
Coun,,y Merchants generally. Fof particulars
and Recommendations, see fanAphlet sooompsay
ing zach botil. Price so eepss. For sale ip
NewJogl by G.. q. e.. HAZARD ssa B. .
TAYLOR. n206w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.

W II W. (O.
SrNArE.-The chair presented n COM
inunication from the Treasury Depart
ment IN answer TO the call for lis. of
Stockholders oi the Louisville and Port
land canal.
MIR. Rheu notified ihe Senate that he
should Tomorrow ask The indulgence of
The Senate TO vindicaie himself against
The per' onal remarks Of Messrs. Clemens
and Cass, made during his absence.
HoUss.-The House Immediately re-
sumed consideration Of The bounty land
BILL and the yeas and nays are now be-
Ing called on the question TO lay the bill
Oh the table, which was pending on the
Adjournment yesterday. -..
WAsHiNUToS, Feb. 27.
SENATE.-The Senate met at pass IL
o'clock. On motion Of Mr.. Gwinn tie
consideration Of private bills was sus-
pended for one hour.
Mr. khelt spoke at some length in re-
ply 10 the remarks made in reference TO
himself by Messrs Cass and Clemens.
He was particularly severe on the lat
ter, who he said had charged him with
being guilty Of knavery and treason.
Mr.. Rhett said that Mr.. Clemens
stood in no such high moral or political
position, as to impeach any man.
HoUsE.-Mr. Bowie moved TO post
pone the consideration OF the bounty
land bill until Monday, which was dc.
bated.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2Sth.
SENArr.-Mr. Seward presented a
resolution from the legislature Of New
York in favor OF compendium Of the
census.
Also, a petition from 476 citizens Of
Niagara Co., New York, against grant
iLg an.extension Of the Woodwork pa
tent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

ot- The New York Courier and En-.
quirer Of Thursday morning, in aIlusion
10 the call for the meeting on the 4th Of
March, ior the nomination Of Mr.. Web.
ster to the Presidency, says:
1--WE learn from those who have the
matter in charge, that although the culi
was not put in circulation until Saturday
afternoon, il has now appended to ], ups
wards OF 1000 signatures. We also learn
from the same source, that Mr.. Geo.
Griswold, one Of our Oldest and best
known merchants, will preside at the
meeting. assisted by the Mayor and one
hundred Of our fellow citizens, represent
ing every interest in this the great COM
mercisl emporium oi our country"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

co- The steamshipAfrica arrived at
New York on Saturday, with three
days later intelligence than the Atlantic
brought; there is no news OF importance
by her,-aIl was quiet in Europe.
Adyices from Italy speak Of the ab-
horrence in which the French troops are
regarded in Rome, and state that the
Pope was disguised beyond measure
with the arrogan, impertinence OF the
French officers, and that he took no
pains 10 conceal il. Three attempts had
been made to assassinate the French
soldiers, and the French Inspector Of
Police had been secretly stabbed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
To ftlarins JntslIiasnse. IL
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. rs.
Sioop Maria Louisa. Bennet. + River, N Y;
Clio. Dorr, Prov, do, Resolution, Baker, Wick
fo,d.
THURSDAY, Feb. 26.
Bark Mary Il Barney, Ba,n ,ncy, Apslachicoia.
Prov; John Winthrop. Blanchard, Prbt.
Ship Henry Grinnei. Thompson, Prov, New
Orleans; Sarah. Merrill, Mobile, Prov.
Brig Foster, Baker, Prov, Charleston.
Schr Sami f Parker. Davis, NorE,Ik; Jane,
Hall, Westerly, Prov; Frances, Gibson, New =
bern; Yantic, Burt. River, Norfolk, Queen,
Crowell, Prov.
Soop Ann b Holmes, Davis, NY, r River;
Excel, Lewis, do, do; China, Lamphcre, Ston.
ington.
FRIDAY, Feb. 27.
Bark Albers, Parington, N. Orleans, Prov;
Sioob Amelia, Cook, Taunton, n. York.
SATURDAY. Feb. %.
Schr Maria, Baker, Bost, NY.
MEMORANDA.
ARID at Matanzas, 18th, brig Cardiff, Melville,
from Savannah.
Arr. ut New York, Feb. 28th, bark Express,
Boss, = days from Ma,arras!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
herald OF THE TIMES.


NJ Lieut.. Gov. Lawrence announced
in Providence few days ago, that he
was coming to Newport to make ar.
rangements for the nomination OF locofb.
co candidates for the General AZ emily
from this town, and that they wouM aer-
tainly be siected. 1t is hardly necessary
for US to inform our Wing friends, in
other parts Of the State, that no reliance,
whatever, is to be placed, particularly,
in this respect, upon the vain, bIoster-
ing, swnggering and ridiculous asser-
tions by this man, OF what he intends TO
do here. He is most thoroughly under,
stood in this community, and is entirely
without the slightest influence he is an
incubus upon his own party, and the
better portion oil them would gladly
shake him of, il they could we'll do il.
Our State House will be older than
the pyramids Of Egypt, when n locoioco
delegation from this town take their
seats in The General Assembly; New
pof, is, nnd ever has been, thoroughly
and truly Wing, TO the backbone and
thus she will remain Tor long time 10
come. We do not make noisy preten.
sions, but we are always true at the
Ballot box, and may ever be relied upon
as the Gibrater oi Wing principles.
If Beach Lawrence is sanguinc in his
assertions, let him run as candidate
from this town for the General Assem-.
bly,, and thus give substantial evidence
Of the faith which 10 in him; If he will
do this, we will guarantee him as hand
some defeat as any man was ever
treated TO. He is we'll known here, for
Newport is a little nearer to New York,
the place Of his late residence, than most
other places in the State are. Newport
will send six true Wings to the Assem-
bly,, at the April election. Mark this.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

ROGER SHERMAN AND JoHN RAN
DoLPH.-Mr. Sherman was representa-
tive in congress from Connecticut; his
busin, IS had been that Of making shoes.
John Randolph rose. and with his usual
squeaking sounds, said, II should like
10 know wha, the gentleman did with
his leather apron before he set out for
Washington" Mr.. Sherman replied,
initiating the same squeak. cut it up,
sir, 10 make mOccasins lor the descend
ants OF Pocahontas -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

IMPORTANT To EYSPEPrlCS.-
DR., j. :. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice.
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LiEBlG. the
great Physco! ical Chemist, by J. =.
HOUGHTON M. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
Err COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY, curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
pilots, containing Scienuf; evidence OF is
value. furnished by agents gratis. See no
,ce among The medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
California Ncws
2 WEEKS LATER FROM CALI.
FORNIA.
NEw YoRx, Feb

NEw YoRk, Feb. 29.
The steamer Prometheus, from San
Juan, arrived aI IL o'clock, this morn
ing, having come up without being
announced by telegraph, OH account OF
thick weather. Sic brings San Fran
cisco dates to the I'd inst., 334 passen-
gers, $4,000 on freight, and about
100000 in the hands Of passengers.
The Legislature went INTO Senatorial
Convention on Wednesday. and elected
Col. J. b. Weller, Dem. by a vote of7l
10 II, the Senator to the United States
Congress.
A rumor reached San Francisco on
the lst Of February, that a revolution
had occurred among the Mormons nt
Great Salt Lake. 1t is said that the
Mormons were arming and for,ifying
themselves, and had published a decla
ration of independence in which they
asserted their full detcrminat ton to set
up Republic for themselves. A gen
tleman jusi returned TO Portland, Ore
gon, from the Salt Lake, says that al-
fairs there wore a threatening aspect,
and the people freely declare their hat
red OF the general Government.
The miners on the Sacramento are
working night aid day with great sue
cess. A scarcity Of water is an,icipa-
ted. A ledge Of Marble and Limestone
has been discovered, near Sacramento
city.
A lump Of pure gold was picked up
near Gregory's Express Office, Sacra-
mento city. which weighed over two
pounds. The ground has hitherto yield
ed the finest dust. Seventeen dollars an
ounce has been offered and refused for
Jumps.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

GThe Storm Saturday night was
uiiusually severe, and the wind blew a
violent gale. The steamer Stale Of
Maine did not attempt to leave here un.
Ill morning and in going out, as the
Bay State was coming in, the two
boats came in collision, damaging each
other to a considerable extent. The
Bay State had injured her ruJder, on
the passage from New York, and con-
sequen.ly was no, easily managed. The
stern and wheel-house of the Bay State
are stove, and the bows OF the State Of
Maine are likewise stove the boiler
Of the latter was also injured. The
Bay State is at anchor in the harbor,
and the State OF Maine near For, Ad-
ans. The steamer Perry went TO both
boats, and took the Boston passengers,
and left here for Fall River, about II o.
clock. The Empire State will take the
place Of the Bay State, for New York,
this evening. We have not been able
10 ascertain the extent Of the damage to
the two boats, or the full particulars Of
the collision 1t was undoubtedly an un-
avoidable accident, as no boats have
abler commanders, or more skilfull and
experienced pilots, than these.
Since the above was in type, We learn
that the collision took place about 5 o.
clock, abreast Of the wharf at Fort Ad-
ans; The State Of Maine kept her US
ual course, supposing tha, the Bay
State would keep her own,-but the lat
ter boat was unable TO do this, in conse-
uuence of the accident to her rudder
when of Watch Hill; both boats had
stopped their engines, or the accident,
would have been much more serious
The stern OF the Bay State was carried
away; and extensive damage was done
to the State Of Maine from her boiler
forward to her bow.-the conclusion
was so severe that the boiler was moved
some six inches from its place.
The rudder ot the Bay State was par
TALLY repaired, so that she proceeded TO
Fall River; the Bradford Durlce came
down, and towed the State of Muine up,
she being much more damaged than
the Bay State One the wheel men
OF the State Of Maine was thrown over
'ho wheel and slightly injured it is
fortunate that no others were wounded
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
WORK ny STEAM

TUE su'scriber, having enlarged hi. shop and
Il spplrd Steam power 10 his Machinery, Is
nov prepared to execute Nh cvJer, IN his line.
Sashes, glazed and unglared. BInrd-, painted
aud uopain'cd, constantly on hand, Also. Doors
of various Sizes.
In thus announcing the fitting M Of h's Manu-.
factory, he returns thanks 10 his customers.
throsghout the State, for their liberal patronage
hewos~S on him pr he hs, fsw years.
pf sTMoS NoYFrT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
DIR. ROGERS SYRUP OF LIvERWORT,
TAR, AND CANCHALAGUA.


Unnumbcred cures UERIvALLED SAILS!
The common cry -"lT SEvEk rAtLs"
Proclaim North, South, and East, and West.
This, Of Cough curatives, hs beat.
The Indian, from the forest pine
A fluid draws he deems divine;
And this is ore ingredient bknt
In the specific we present.
The CArcHALAGuA strength renews,
Fever the LivERwohT subdues;
And If the throat with phle ehm's oppressed,
TAR clears it of and brings you rest.
Wisely to blend these three in one,
Was the grand obect-it is done
COUGH in CoSsUMPTIos, ends no more.
Hope smiles, where sorrow wspt before.
0,- For sale by A. l.. SOOvILL l. CO., at
their Depot, Gothic Hall, 3l6 Broadway, N. Y,
and by all respectable Druggists in the United
States aud Canadas.
ALSO, for sale IN Newport by r. r. HAZ-
ARD & CO., and X. J. TAYLOR.
Price-In large bottles, ~ 90, or six bottles
for $500.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
VERY Low PRICE.
dli 6m COW.

V,IiE Family Recryt Book, containing n eirpis
i for variou. Washing Fluids, Dn'ctioi for
eurng many disrsscs, regulating diet ard ret
men, C,ses of Poisoning. R,ddls, Purrles, ChH.
sicr, Mathematical questions, En'gmas, &c. jmf
published by A. l.. SooviIe q Co., and gwen
swsy by their agents,
R.P HAZARD 4 CO..
ne Aro'h..sri..' Hs',
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

II 10 often matter Of serious complaint among
people whe purchase medicines, that they fail Of
giving the relief that ~as expected from their
use. Such is not tl* case in regard TO Dr. Steph-
en- Jewet's Family Medicines, as the instances
of these medicines disappointing reasonable ~I-
pectationu are rare indeed. They are pretty sure
to do all they claim to lie able to do. See refer
ences and advertisement in another column.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
1)oetital.
From the Providence Journal.
There Is n Land beyond the
Skies.

There Is n Land beyond the
Skies.
by WILLIAM u. CRAKsToN.
There is u lnnd beyond the skies,
Where grief no more invades the soul,
And where the waves Of sorrow cease
Above the trusting heart to roll.
A realm where all is perfect love,
And peace in triumph resns supreme,
Where noon-day light eternal glows,
And shcds Ger all its pee, lcss beam.
The path TO this bright world ofjoy
Is through the dark and checrless tomb,
But Christ has led the way for all,
And freed it from its former gloom.
Earth has its transient days Of bliss,
Its feeting scenes Of sPeciouu light
But these are rayr which only make
Still more profound lilc's siarless night.
Oh, why should man then cling to earth,
And waste the years which God has given,
When these are only loaned to make
The sotii prepared Tor joys in heaven.
The sunshine Of to-day may cheer
And Danish from thy soul its fears,-
But ah, to-morrow's clouds will fill
Thy sparkling eyes with burning tears.
Ye may moi heed little song
That's borne upon Times passing wave,
And which will he forgot ere he
Who pens il, sleeps within the grave
But ali. n few short years will bring
A loddcr warning to each ear
For blghted hopes will wiring the heart.
And drain the eye Of ev'ry tear.
NEwPoRT, RI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

~The Wing Nominating Commit
tee met in Providence, Thursday, but
not being ready to report, adjourned
until next Thursday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-reb. q

Al market 750 Beef Cattle, No Stores, 10
Pairs Working Oxen, SO Cows and Calves, 1000
Sheep and Lanhs, and M Swine.
Pricrs--Betf Catle-A INV exua Sc rs; LIST
quality sc 25; I'd quiii., S5 75a6; 81 quality.
SIs I 50.
Working Oscn-Ss5, 90nl00.
CUwsand Caivrs-S ~, I3, 70, 3Oa3
Sheep and ian,bs-S,2 80, 275 u 3-lAira nt
S5,6a7
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

Mrs. Cooper, a young married won
m has cIoped from Pomfret, windham
county, Conn, with "a colored gentle
man." taking with her m only child
eh. !, a decida5 free toile,."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM

The GREAT REMEDY
yr COEGHS, COLDS an |,
cONSUMP79ONS,' after q
trial Of twonty:fts years, standf
by almost general consent, ct
the head Of Cough Medicines,
u is thu only standing article
that has fully sustained its
great and constantly growing
reputation, for SO hong a period
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

Mr.. Champion, the new British Min
is,sr to the United States, is said to be
the son Of the late Dr. Champion, Sur
geon- General OF ireland, and born in
Dublin, Ireland.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

DoUssEL's AMANDINE, . fresh lot ~,
~ r-cieved. The most popular and ussfrl re
sdy. Coz ohspp'd hsnds, or hsrshress qf ths skis
g tpothsesriss'Hsn n. n HAZARD q co
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04
SWEDEN.

The powder magazine in Louddon,
Sweden. explodcd OIL the oath inst. Il
contained 25UO weight o. powder. The
explosion ,hook the city Of Stockholm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

The Burlington Sentinel says Ms.
Forests heavy receipts st Broughnm's e
theatre grow out oi "ihe lao and the
.p,ofts."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-04

'Snch - paininth Stomach, Heartburn, Habit
ual Costiyeness, Acid Stomnch, Headache, Loss
ofAppetite, Piles, Night Swca,s, Asthma or Phti-
sic, Fk,tueece or Wind in the Siomarh, Ne, vou,-
ness, Coldnessoi the Ex'remiies, weakness .i
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-20

Ann White William ~. roEssr.-ln ths CAscnas
Court fox Montgomery county Court OF Ea"ssy.
E eonpansn her bi about The leth ds,
aad lying Montgomery county, Msand, devised 10 her BY
delivered by docndani
OF the between said defend
his Twelve number OF The
hundred dollars. be-
-four hundred dollars and
MY with interest tho 2lsl 1876
Aud said defendant further said
executed and delivered the
date with said deed and be OF
land the purchase thereof; which,
panan ad yed, sufficient in law mortgage
on the said land
therefore, pays The said
lhreo decreed
sad Land b. sold The Of The said which
ALLEN and that the said defendant BE-
sufficient the said
~ad by be by The
said that there
and publication the said defendant
who resides maryland unknown
This 2ih 1884, aduyed aud ordered that
The complainant causing Of This oder 10 be inserted IN
newspaper published Washington, in the District of Co
a the l5h October
defendant The object and sub
this bin hm this
soelor before Monday h March nesi, 10
he has, why decree
ought NOT TO pass as prayed.
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge,
Copy
JAS, G. HlsIso, Clerk.
sep li-lawfw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-20

NOTICEThe boari ofofcers army appointed
~ sixth section of the act making appropriations for the OF
army approved August 81, ls5i, which following
terms and figures, To wit;
sac G. Ind Be further eaacsd That f,r The and equip
mounted rhren finding their horses
under the command OF John g.
Caorn during The eighteen hundred and
by the mustorrols file the War Department
the supplies consumed by said volunteers
hundred dollars IL
popaed of IN the otherwise
Of War antbxcd and empowered
appnt aud ~
and repou Congress claims
supplies
furnished Cor the of,sd command whist
the public and e. The said board Of officers
the sun Of two thousand dollar i hereby appropriated
being session In Washington, u. c. notifies all
United t funds advanced aud
supplies 81 MI kinds for the
serving under hr John
California during The year eighteen hundred and
present The The board Office Of Penn
and i7th
documents presented the board English language
be accompanied BY Eugl translation
The haopa lnegcDeer aud Republic, Washington d. c. the
Boson Conlor, Bosom Mass a New York In New
YORK e the Pennsylvania squire Ia fhiad.ea Pal the Re
publican, w - Louis, Mo- the Bulletin, New Orleans, Ls
and the Evening Pcayune IN san francisco Cal requested to
this twc. week for four weeks. and send tc
with copy Of their the Office OF board.
WsmseroS, d. G, August a. 1854
SECT l5-2aw4w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-20
University % Nashville.

Medical DsFastmsni
FfhE
Monday Of November next and
tnue uii the tiis ensuing March.
PAU T. Eve, NJ. d., Principles and Practice OF surgery
John ~ Maison d. d., obseues and The Diseases Of Womer
Children,
Il buchanan, M d. Surgical and Pathological Anatomy and
Physiology.
w. bowling ~ D., Institutes and Practice OF Medicine.
g X Winston, N ~, Maiefia Medica and Medical aspra
Robert M Porter, NJ. d., General aud Special Anatomy
Berflen Lialey, NJ d., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William A. blggs, ~. d.. Demonsiraor OF Anatomy.
The anatomical viii be opened for the mrs
Aionday 81 October.
The students viii have The State Hospital
fun preliminary Of lectures will be by the poies
sorsi eommenens also on tie met Monday Of October
Zee ~ each SIS maculAuun ticket dissectng
ticket, SO graduation Zee, s25
Good beard be Obtained the city from 50 so 80
week Further information ba obtaned hy addressing
Dean. j b. lNDSLEN, M, ID, Dean.
NASHVILLE, (fenn,) June, 1852.
Sep c-~la1tiAlNoY