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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
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TnE GLORY oE CuRsr, by Gardiner
Spring, ID. d.. 2 vols. vo., New
York, Nj. w. DoId

Spring, ID. d.. 2vols. s vo., New
York, NJ w. DoId.
We do not know Pastor in America
for whose name we cherish higher res
pect than for DR., Spring. The veteran
divine still holds his high popularity in
New Yor6 as an eloquent preacher, and
every year he contributes some noble
volume TO the theological treasury Of our
land. These volumes arc admirably
written, the style is nervous, the scnti
ments are those Of the New testament
and every man who reads them careful
ly must come to the conclusion that re-
ligion is an important affair. The work
is elegantly printed and like all Dodd's
books well gotten up. We think this
will be the most popular Of DR.. Springs
publications.
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Bp GcleNrNrLl.
PRovIDENCE, June Z.

PRovIDENcE, June Z.
Reuben Mowrey, OF this city, former
ly OF Smijhtcld, was killed this alter
noon, while crossing the track, by the
Lonsdale train, on the Worcester road.
He was an elderly man and quite deaf.
NEw IoRk, June 8.
The Webster meeting last evening
was very fully attended, and much en-
thusiasm prevailed more so than on any
Of the previous meetings Of the series
Addresses were delivered by Hiram
ketchum, James S. Thaycr. Recorder
Tallmadge, and others. Mr.. Evarrs,
who was also among Tie speakers, re-
lated conversation which took place
last summer in New Hampshire, in which
Franklin Pierce said he hoped he should
live to see the day when Danie! Web
ster would be elected President OF the
United States
BALTMoRr, June 0.
The Whig State Central Committee
are making extensive arrangements for
the Whig National Contention. |, viii
be held in the Maryland Institute Hall,
but the arrangements are much superior
to those Of the Democratic Convention.
The whole Of the Hall WILL be carpetcd,
and the platform placed in the centre Of
the room.
CINCINNATI, June 8.
The cholera broke out at MarysvilIc,
Kentucky, on Saturday last, since which
26 rascs have occurred 20 OF them
proving fatal. Four are now eick and
not expected TO live. All the deaths but
one have occurred within half square,
and there have been but three cases
outside this infected district. Among
the deaths were Mrs. Rusk aud three
daughters, and two more children OF the
same family will probably die.
There is bat very lI,Ic sickness in
Cincinnati or in the interior towns.
New ORLEANS June 8.
Dates from the city of Mexico 10 the
10Th inst. have been received here
The Senate had confirmed the gran, of
right OF way across the lsthmus OF Te-
huantcpcc to Col. Ii. b. Sloo. Of New
Orleaus, and the Minister of For, ign
AIla.rs would probably sign the contract
on the 10th May All the Minister'S
resigned Oh the 18th May, but they have
probably Withdrawn their designations,
The law admitting foreign -four into
Vera Cruz was rejected.
Wild Cat and other Indian Chiefs had
arrived IN tnc city Of Mexico, and were
visiting the President, &c.
Barn, Me. June s.
Reed, Wing, is elected to Congress
by about 600 majority, Returns from
80 towns in this district show net
Wing gain of 6S5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17

A VETERAN RoPE DANCER. The Paris
papers mention the case OF Madame
Saqui WHO, at the advanced age Of
serenity fee, is now dancing at the
Hiprodrome. In her young days, she
was patronizcd by Napoleon, and retired
from the stage many years since with
fortune, which she lost by endorsing
Tor her brother.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17

4 REcENT CuRous Discovery Az
NIsEvtn. The London papers 10y the
Asia announce n recent very curious
discovery made at Nineveh namely,
coffin containing the body OF lady ol
the Royal house, many Of whose gar
ments were entire, also the gold studs
which fastened her vest. The most sim
gular ditcoycrN however, was mask
of thIn gold pressed upon lie lace, so as
to assume aad retain The features Of he
deceased.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
WAssINGToN, June Q

SENArE.--On motion Of Mr.. Gwin, the
Senate took up the resolution directing
he Secretary Of the Navy TO complete
the war steamer for harbor defence, ac-
cording 10 the contract with K. l. Stew
ems made in lSI2.
Alter some remarks by Mr.. Stockton,
the subject was postponed.
lIousg.--Thc Indian Appropriation
Bill was the cover for political speeches
by Mr.. Orr OF South Carolina. and
Others.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17
Congress.
TUESDAY, June 8

ibhsDAf, Juhe
SENArr.-An immense number Of pc
tons were presented by Mcssrs. Wade,
Shields, Walker Stockton, and Chase,
III favor Of the Homestead bill.
Mr.. Stockton presented petitions for
the modification of the tariff.
Mr.. Sumner offered n resolution in
favor of reduction Of ocean postage,
and rs he promised - some future day
to discuss the subject, the resolution
was ordered TO be printed
The resolution of Mr.. Cooper, direct
ing an inquiry into the expediency Of
employing Mcssrs. Lcutre, Iealy and
Ritheracl TO paint certain historical
pictures for the Presidents mansion,
was adopted.
Mr.. Aichison moved an executive
session on the Minnesota Indian treaty.
Agreed to.
Adjourned
HousE.-Scvcral unsuccessful at.
tcrpts were made to bring up the Cal
iloruia and New York Mint bills.
An important bill was reported from
the Public Lund Crmmitlcc. proposing
10 give a proper amount of tie public
domain to the old States for school pur-
poses, and portion Of the new States,
to assis, III the construction of Rail
roads.
Adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17

Ko.surh with his family and suit left
Albany on Monday Tor New York in
The steamer Aida. He was suffered TO
arrive privately and TO proceed To his
lodgings at the Irving House quietly,
and as the Herald says without luss
or promp."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17

A MosT FRlGHrFuL SuICIDE.-A "a the
passenger tram from Boston for Spring
field WAS proceeding rapidly round a
curve near the Eas, Brookfeld station,
on Tuesday afternoon, Il woman was
seen walking upon the track, WHO, as
the alarm whistle was sounded sudden
ly laid herself down, and in moment
was literally torn in pieces by the pass
ing train
This sad event was a case of del Der.
ate suicide. The name Of the victim
was Laura Lull, an American girl, aged
22 years. Her home was in West
BrookGcll but she had been employed
in the city Cor three or tour years us a
milIner.
In regard to her melancholy fate, there
are rumors based upon her own recent
admissions, and upon known facts, which
leave no room to doubt that she was Il e
victim of a cruel and heartless deserion
Worcester Trans, Tuesddy
BoMB.shrLL ExPLosloN.-The Bos-
ton Traveller Of Wednesday says "A
most terrific explosion, resulting in IA
serious accident, took place at the South
Boston Iron Co.'s Foundry yesterday
afternoon. Orders were given TO melt IA
loaded bomb-shclI, which had been lying
in the yard loT nearly two years. The
powder was all taken out of the bomb
shell, as il was supposed. and wedge
placed in the fuse hole Tor the purposc
of splitting it..
The head Of the wedge was struck
with heavy sledgc, when terrific cx-
ploson to ok place. telling the striker
German named Frank Kcyser to the
ground, and throwing fragment of the
shell in every direction. One piece few
across the channel, n distance Of IN
eighth Of a mile.
Undoubtedly the explosion was caused
by small quantity of powder which re-
mained attached to The interior of the
shell, and was ignircd by the stroke of
the slcdge. The conclusion was tre-
memdous.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-06-17

Mr.. Clay's Health 10 reported to be
slightly bc,er within day or two.
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wASHINGTON.

Rroni stnnrt's hio9t eel ebfnted "a IoI5ox
This large and ali heent OF by
Il fr btrin or Tican Artist Is eonsid
ali who have remit t6be OF the most beant94 m
mons ever and
inches which viii make handsome picture ~
I should be In The OF eyefy
PaintinE now At The State House, HaTtfo
tits 6nely eigrayeds on kss
That n may be within the reach OF all the
reduced the price to Or DoLL4R ,55i
persons tie may Iely n IL d.
states carefully put up on rollers made iot the
AdireSs All orders, esGt YAla. To- the pnnlinnsI1 i
- - ~ John tlThfLpkf,,o,
.,sfEss +, Book.s6iIer and PuhhshsI az
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Observation-Disclosures
NYtIRRI.IMls RRnIAI.R aRnIrNARY


fIHB regular aine for the eoihmeneenent orthe Fall
Session Of this Institution, win no tho fret day @
liES merit Zach Session pontines Ss CALENDER, ,aelhy
Tie teachers at present connected with the Seminary,
Rev. DIV: ToIEoRD. b. D.. Pstaei9ata '.i 'A
Miss MARGARET ORR, ..,;.,.,,,.
Miss MIRA II. TOWNSEND, %4s'"'aHS'
Miss F.RANCIsL. HARDING, .si,fl az
Miss MARY o. ToLFoRD, AistitaHt Primary Depart
hgnL -0t2 -t'z,' tHA hS''A.'is'
Prof JOHN wINKLB, Music aud German. Jfit
MI. L; F; De MASS1As, French and DyagfHE. SIS
Mis- orr wnot take active duty tho conf a.. sion.
account OF ProvidentGl detention at homV hut iii
Miss Bliss has been for several years connects MA
ennary Philadelphia. She not only gives ;istruc
5,o aM experienced Teacher OF Music and French Pupils
~ AuSe can receive lessons as they may prefers either
Tie Natural sciences viii 30 taught by the regular
S ST &
We would again direct the attention ofpsrents, to tbf
lerms inthe Seminary Any person knowing the grade
,.pupil, will at once know the amount OF Tuition. Where
e majority the studies pupil In any particular
lass, limits tho pupils grade. 7gl. lit' -
Hoard and Tuition, with room rcnt, Bedding, Fire and
Lights and Ancient L4sases il desired per session
Washing ToriBoarders, per doz, 90
session, -,.-o-,. I'll. 500
.'.-. g Seminary proper, Junior Glass;
s As$S So s : s5s:s' 5 5s$$
Ancient Lallg9ages FopIth year, 1000
N9 e[na ehaTseS eresPtJ or se JoHot1tds oTdnehes:
>us:c rer session Ove MONTHS with OF instrument
Tor lessons, III, i4tstl 'f.gf ;g 1900
TO oTinstrument for daily practice, 200
Modern Languages, Painting or drawing, 1900
E:.E1rolLcry, Fancy Needlework, or plain Sew
vt'ci Atrsie, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
Whor Music Teacher 81 yes lessons OF the Seina.
consequence the extra trouble the Is charg
ell as n the Seminary, viz; $ts per session.
Pupils charged from the time OF entrance to the close
OF session. and nc deduction made except for sickness
With reference to the managnments of tho school,
have only tosay that have here Geptrm and Lac.
NIL
law, which all concerned must respect and obey Our
arrangements are also SUCH that our pupils under the
OF Female Teachers night and day This system
e1tra and trouble Teachers, but Is ne only
SyIR We have found Teachers, who have we'll sustain
ell our views.
as to the progress OF pupils In sound learning
those Interested will visit us, attend
G will point them members of higher classes
say He snt nostrd OnuRenta-here pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81. - y -s
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aug2I
PROsPRnTUa
AMERICAN WIG REVIEW


AMERICAN WING REVIEW
TN originsi Prospectus OF the Ametisan RsyisES
lsued at Washington by Mr. Cotton, Its former :,
tor and Editor, number OF the lea ding Wing Menpssy
the Twsnty seventh Congress Cl6.60 subscribed tha'
nance TO the following resolution:- 50 sj..,
"tEarnestls approving the paL OF such Natlolll
long needed and OF manfeat Importance, the undeAS
agreet TO contribute for its pages, from time 10 ue
communications may DO necessary TO set foIth ana
fend the doctrines tho United Wing Party OF the Uny
Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel D. Barnard
Pherson Berrien J. R. Ingersol, B. joy Norris b. 81,
Clingman, Daniel Webster r. c. WiAtAT0p Teomas nv
Ter King Hamflton Fish, J. P. Kennedy VIM s. ATehel'
RUFUS Choate Alexander H. Stephens q N,
AneDgrsyed portraito OF some distipgu WI
be found In every number OF tho ReyisW. WI vs.
ally be portraits OF living America
ever that is possible, win be an
tic Memoir Of the PersonTepresented I,ts,I;
The FIRST objects of thu Review of course ths
It'll designed to set forth and deehd the ks
1neGStSeS, and the of the Lted Spfg
Union 1t has been matter or Just
that though 1t embraces Its due PROPORTION OF te
gencc and learning Of the country, 1t has no n
Monthly Organ devoted to the eXprsssicn ang ae
its opinions and neaaures The conductors OF me
can Review have done what III them hes to M
rcpIoach, by securing from sources
and tTuth,77 i53.fl 80 ~. 5,,,y.,.,..i IN
TaNs@s sh a year, in ad .g,
SubserfptoHS to clubs Of not than ten peEsons H
n CHAGP10NBlS Ptttta1a,ts,
aur24 ~ 0Nlssaust, New iKolA-
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CONSUMPTION CURABLEI

Robert sunIerson Justice of the Peace in Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, and brother OF Major
General Sandeso in the war or 1872 cured u
Consumption by the use OF ''Wisars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" i.ef5t . -! sttl. :. -.
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by my being cured OF Consumption by the
FIDr. WisaTS BasAm OF Wild Cherry, will state the
SYMPTOMS case, that others similarly afflicted may
induced try this Invaluable remedy experienced great
Jcultyin breathing; had the hectic fever with violent
fushes frequent cold chs with pa In
my and breast accompanied by very bad coughi
very restless nights, and had great night sweas pers
ring should say atleast two gallons night wettins the
completely through had not been able to work
scars. But was much emaciated and almost helpless
when commenced using Wisars Balsam Wild Cherry.
LA vc used In all - bottles land from all those
complaints, for my health is good.
65 years old, and have not taken any OF the
Ilasam since 1916, my health is good
require any medicines. but IL should have any return
mn former symptoms should Wistars Balsam Wild
Cherry procured the medicine OF MesSra Fall & Nc.
CraCken, your agents In Lancaster, Ohio. .g
~ ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine wistnr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry has fac
siInie or signature OF Henry Wst1 NJ. D., Philade
mia aud ''Sanord Park finely executed steel EN-
graved wrapper No Othes can be. genuine.
U5-PTiCe 81 per bOtile-Six bottles for &c.
Sold qy j. D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut strees-enancu
Walnut strct-to whom all orders must be addressed
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srNKTTHEws, RpiSeoFaEean, corner Monroe and Byron
streets REV. WILLIAM Az nSTRoNd RECTOR Morning
vice 101, evening7h
JouS's RpiseePuLea, Main strsel, between First
Second Centre wheeing Rev. Jas. ID. AcCABE PastnTJ
Morning service lOl evening q o'clock Service and Ice
ture Friday evenings at a O'Clock. Seats TREK-
FrREr PRESnYTERILN. Rtr. r. II, Ufcd, Pastor Fourth
street. between Monroe and Quincy Service Morning and
afternoon.
SECOND ParssTrERIAS, Rsv- Cyrus DiekIon, Pastor,
webster Street. Main Market; Centre Wheel.
InGJ Service morning and evening
TmRD PRnnYTERIAH, Rer Mr.. Paul. PaStorf First
Ward Hose Hall, Main street, above Washington, North
WheeingI Service morning and afternoon.
PoURra STREET METHODIST EPIscoPAL. Ref. s. B. Due
so Pastor, Fourth Street. between Monroe uincey
Service morning aud evening.
NORM STHEEF METHODIST EPlscoPAL, Rer. YIN WI.
so Pastor, Market and North sts North Wheel
Nc; Service morning and evenings.
CHAPLINE ST. ,MErHoDrSr EPisroPIL, Rev. B. g. Mich.
SLsoH PASTOR ChaPne street between First and Second
Centre wheelinE Service morning and evening.
GERMAN METH0DtEr EFIscorAL, Rer. Mr. BroaaS,ck
aEtor Chapne sTeet, between Webster and Third Cen.
Wheeling.
Sir JANE. CATHEPnAL Roman Catholic, Rt Rec Btshos
u. y WheaH Fiih Street, e9Fner Of Hampden service
morning and afternoon
Anloc1ATE REroEnEB. Rru. y q fsrs, Pastor, corner
Market and JsHerson Streets service m4fnnE ppd aer
oon
BArTrsr Res j. w;xreR, PASTOR clay street, between
PIfthald Sixth, serviCe morning and evening.
FTRsr INDEPENDENT coNaREaGTIoAAL, Unr lRIAN, Rev
q " sbStT Pastor, Market street, between Webster
Third, Centre wheeling service morning and evening.
EVANaELIoAL PRoTIsrAsT, Rer. j. RTosSar, Pastor,
EFoN's EvANsELJcAL LrTHERAN, Rsv. r Zimmerman,
PASTOR corner Market and Monroe Sreet1; service TO-
1sclnrk Am.
NEg jEITIlLEH. ;sWedsnbOrEan' No Is Union street,
sIsEths Hope Hose honse,
LIsWfsnifSS AanarE. No g. MOnroeatreet
0Isst1tHss First Hose Company HhD, MaTkst sire
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CONGRESS HALL.

THE take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
this day taken possession of that well and ia
vorably known Hotel =. - r.
s,. = Third and Chestnut streets.
They the house thoroughly and all the
modern reduced, and urnishedin style
elegance which will at once render II for
comfort and convenience. -
This is decidedly the hest located house in tho city being
in the immediate vicinity business the Exchange Custom
House, and many other public buildings.
Lines Omnbuses leave part OF city every
minutes their quarters being within one square
of this House. $3.50 $50 ~
Tie subscribers are determined to spare no pains in
''aF'''' NORRIS &JAoKsoN, Proprietors
James E. Norris who is well known TO many ofthe bus
ess visiting the city, lately in the Hardware house
OF J. Duncan & Co.. and formerly proprietor ofthe
VIRGINIA Hotel ST. Louis will control OF the manage
tea Of the House, assisted by polite and competent
IL sam. ~ b Etitt Z AGn
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UNTYRRsUm NO. Nv,


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NEW=BOO3
The6amInaten of

The Campaign of Gen. Soot{ s.
IAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sest a4Slt 3tEoLs12Sco SISeS. , Sl1 1aooR,
o s99 60 ANDERSON have ipstsaayis, .tf
2 81 }THRioAMPAIGHo OF GENERALS =Se.t'
In tho yaly OF MexicoS by Lieut.. R1hhae ~
YV S q tae sstts
i is nan OF aierling seIss
-. .;.s aRef'ial account Of all he
AEpiTited and extended sketeh The l,st ~. W.
= sttSshsd TO the So
Written ina eleaEand vigorous style ana ~
e ne h lSi u
Ono the most gallant officers In Tho MI
whole volume, as work offntesIeet, Is Vsr;S n.
place 1the department o which it
ait Is no small praise to the author to .sv
never Ie5d history evidently 30 irly wrsS
IA volume full ofinstruction and fptsp.s, n
T1th of Slhg Pen = ggSTSgs @
the distinguished aeteTS in n
we have 81 seen no work which has given sutA vida
OF Cen Seott's Campai Pyess y ee eSeatl
Has q given TO the pubic very attraet e work
We fnd in this book, atht most lifeline ss,,,
men and things-ofi Scenery and SoeietJor
Battles s9G TAT we hays
Wefollow with iHtereS 81 retl,ettsed. a u. ;
Footsteps OF that eohsuhiS soldier, FSse oah.
tdmphs from Vera CfuSto the CITY Of IA
ries OF mAnquyers absolutely n n
military Strategy. 8Cfa 6d< - NJ ami q
His original descriptions drawn with great t.,,t
He is lively and spirited narTater Hs Ran.
are extremely vivid aGd produce deep essS5 g
inag nationn ne crincises he military IN
cided partisan spirit, but with evident ability +
5ttH> -NlH . . M MI nj
| PHILADELPHIA PTes6yLeri1E 7F Ss te1ta-
In reading some ortheauthor's descriptions q, -.
and storms, one can hardly wonder at the faseiss
enthusiasm productive Of the al.nsst l la
pTolpeb5 so repeatedly disphYe dufihs the
PrincetoH Re rfeLoi Hdcet fIi.y Hilf{ - af
The books more than readable; its statisties
and sketches give the reader as clear an aord,t
campaign ba found any where, superior u
il notin value, to Major Rpley,s Hst6rySN
geltSt. n AEti,fBe ~ silf 90 =. tyS.iz = Eta
Pays warm tribute to the many admirable ,r,,,,.
that eminent commander, Gen. o.
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