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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
FURNITURE.

'.
7 ANGLEY & BENNETT would invite those
IL about purchasing furniture To call 1T thciy
Ware Rooms and examine heir stock, consisting
in part Of the following ARTICLES s,-Soias, Lounges,
Easy Chairs, Camp Extension Chairs, Mahoga-
nv Rocking Chairs, Spring Sea Sitting Chairs.
Stuffed do, Black Walnut Chairs with stuffed
seats, Black Walnut Cottage do, Mahogany
Card Tables, Bedsteads and Bureaus, Quarteite
Tables Of Mahogany aud Black " walnut, Black
Walnut Cottage Bedsteads; also a variety Of
common and low priced furniture, such rs Chairs,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Wash stands, Tow
ell horses, &c, &c.
COFFiNS of Mahogany, Black Walnut. Che
~ and Pine, constantly on hand and furnished !
tie shoi tsst notice.
N. B. We have procured corpse preserv.
ar, an article which has long been needed in this
community, by which corpse may be kept with
out any change for any length of time and yet i've
exposed to view. II is invaluable TO those loos-,
ing friends and wishing to keep them for the arri
val Of their friends from abroad. The preserve,
will I've taken to any house in Newport or vicini1
y by applying to US.
LANGLEY & BENNETT.
as 10 Fanklin II.
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THE A LII A N u r A.
ny RICE A. PEtl..


No 9 Tk'mas sfrsd, short dsfasos fcm h
Ocean Ho9s.
THE Subscribers would respectfully inEym Tho
i p,sbIic and visitors nj Newport that the, have
re-opeped their weIl-kno~n fashionable estsllisk-
meni. where the, iniend To Keep . choice supply
oi all the dcicaci~s ofthe season, which he mar
kets of New Yo,k and Boston afford. such 40
wvDdcock, Plovcr, Snir., Svh-shell Cpsbs.
Fried and I'ro'Ied Oysters.
ALSO,
Green Turtle anil Spring Chickens received eve-
" morning and served up nj short notice.
Ice Cream, Charlotte de R.rs~, Water Icrs,
Jelllies, Blanc Mango, &c, together With every
variety Of Confrc,iosary furnished 10 order.
Pic Mic and Sailing Parties supplied with the
above ARTICLES. Also, evening parties superis,cs-
ded and supplied whh every thing reguisi,e.
Their Psrlors are 30 arranged that they can
accommodate large and small srirs.
We return our thanks 10 lhe Public ior their
pstronas, bes'owed up"n rs la', season, and hope
or a continuance ol thc same.
ISAAC RICE,
j2s GEpkGE PELL.
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STEAM POWER.

THE Subscriber, having placed Steam En-
i gine on his premises, Tor the purpose Of do
ing all kinds OF saving, turning aud plan,ng, and
all Kinds cf scroil-work sawed ont for builders
and others. he will execute all III. above kinl- oi
work at the lowest prices, which will be better
than to carry such work out Of town. as hereto
fore.
Tie has received and will continue TO receive
from Paris. the latest patterns Of Furniture, from
which he IL maki ing, To order, the very best kind,
together with y full assortment Of all Kinds oi
Furni,ur., highana low priced ;(u.n,ured elivcIed
to any part ofthe Town, os to the Steamboats,,
free of charge.
SIMEON HAZARD,
MO ~ Ctmch street, Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

UrThe last Concert and Solree
Dansantec Of the season, by the Ger
manians, was given at the Ocean House
Hall Monday evening. The Hall was
crowded by large and fashionable au-
dience,-it was in fact the largest assem-
blage which we have seen gathered
there this year. The music was de-
lightful, and everything passed of
pleasantly. We have been requested
by many OF The visitors TO urge the Ger
msnians TO give one more, Benefit
Concer, before the season closes. We
trust that they will be induced to
comply with this request, tor there are
many here who would be glad TO testify
TO their appreciation Of these eminent
musicians by giving them crowded au-
diencc at their iarwell and benefit Con-
cort.
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XXyALDsTEIN, h BECKEL. Manufacturing
wv n.,;.,.,. n AL n,oadwax. New York

XXyALDsTEIN, h BECKEL. Manufacturing
w Opticians of 45l Broadway, New York.
The lib-rsl patronage which Mr.. w. enjoyed
during his visit =, Newport lsi season, has in
ducsd him TO repca, j, this year lie viii adapt,
by his peculiar method, Superior glasses TO the
eye, and intends keeping hne assortment Of
optical instruments 81 every Description. The
nattcring testimonials received b, them from the
National Observatory 4 United States Coast ss'-
vey (or glasses manufactured, nv sufhcnnt In
ducemenis, and that 10 purchasing our glasses
viii be found 10 be y great advantage TO a sc'en
t,6c and sight affected public.
Office will lie open on the 6rst oi August, at
No. 90 Touro street, few doors South Oi the
Atlantic lIous..
p7 ~. WALL STEIN, Or,icisn.
ELLINGER's Infalhblc Lnimen,, AZ
N al X. J. TAYLORS.
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aOu, Row oN Bs ousEp - exclaimed a Lady
who had been afflicted, many Ladies' are, fT year-
friend replied, ny taking Morre's Compound s,f'
M of Yellow Doct Root. I have heen cared by u
and many other. whom ! know" She rrocnrd
some and took n aud was soon cared nj tonpia'nis
whirh had bsnf,d the skill of the abbey Ph,siripns
for years. Go and do Lkewse," sold BY e. 4
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iANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT To DYSPEPTlCS.-
DIR. J. s. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSlN, The
True Digestive Fluii. or Gastric Jlice.
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after direc,ions Of baron LlEBlG. the
prea, rhysic's- ical Chemist, by J. \.
HOUGHTON NJ. D., PhiIAdelphis. This
is ,r,lly wonderful remedy ior In DlCES-
TION. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, Llv-
FIR COMP AMT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY, curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phless cVntaininR Scienufo evidence Of It's
calue. furnished by agents gratis. See no.
among the medical advertisements.
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ESTATE OF HON. l.. II. ARNOLD.
THE subscriber gives notice that he has been
L appointed Ad nInist, ator Of the este Of Hon.
LEMUEL II. ARNOLD,
aic Of South k,ngstown, deceased; all persons
indebted are requested TO settle six mos hs is
ALLOW ed for prcson ug claims TO the Comm ssion-
er.. &. X. POTTER, Adnr.
Kingston, Aug. g h, 1882.
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EAREER'S SALOON.

1'IiE subscriber respectfully informs the ,'s;,o :
l. at Newport, that he has taken the first SO
"a Oowaing's second Block, opposite the A,ian
tic House, where he is prepared 10 his pat.
rons in the most satisfactory manner: Particular
Great care will be bestowed in eating Chi idi-n's
h;r. N. LACOMPTE DURHAM.
iS9
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PAVILION,
NEW BRIGHTON.

This Establishment H. now open i"r ra~ Sea-
fog, and ,he proprietor will be happy 20 make
ems sgcmer's with parties who may desire rc'rn-
g ,2e rooms. TIE distance from New York To
New Brighton ia six miles, aud the trip is per-
frrled by steamboat in rom 25to 30rninutes.
/; leaves New York, Pier No. I, North river, at
7, aud - A. NJ, and 3 l.2 s and 9 =. NJ.
Leaves New Brighton M 4, 9and H. a. NJ,
and ., 20, aud Up. NJ more tre,pen, COM
inunicalion will bc esiabli shed as the season
advances.
jy l6pd +. BLANCHARD.
COAL YARD.---The subscriber respect
fully informs the prtio that he has taken rhe Goa
Yard and Wharf recently occupied by Charles
Deyens, J :, and shal be happy TO supply the old
customers Of Mr.. Devens, as well as the pnblic
esa rally, with the best Mind Of Coal.
may 8. WIN. q. PECKlIAM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
FISKE FUND MEDICAL PRIZE
0UESTINNS.


VNIiE Trustees e Fiske Fund, at the annual
i meeting fthe Ehode Island Medical Society
held II; providen's June {: IN, 1852, announced
that the premium Of fly dol'nrs offered by ,h' IN
N 1851 ior the st dissertation the sui iec, oi
Displac m.nt' OF the Uterus, their local = ,d
oonst tuonal eff {, and hest mode of 'rcatment,"
had b,ch ava led Ia The author Of tie discern
ton l,;ring I, mJta--
".'ri Gk,ram partem."
And upon breaking the s.al of the company
ing packet, they learn that the sics-s..ul COM
peiitor was
J.f. PEBBLES, NJ. d., of Petersburg, WV
ginia.
They propose the following subjects fol 1858
LIST. Medical evidence lore legal tiibunna,
the best me,nod Of relieving its uncertainties d
contradictions.
I'd. Fucrpcirl An@ma, is history, nature and
best mode of '.cd' nent.
For tire LIST disse' 'gtion each Of these SUBJ
jecis, should an award &c n.adc, the Trustees i'll
iay the rum Of f.iy dollars.
The following su' ects are suggested i'r 1884 :
lst. Neuralgia, its nature aud beet mode Of
treatment.
I'd. Puerperal Peritohtis, its historr, natne
and ,st mode of treatment.
Every con-. tito. iJr premium is expected 20
CONFORM to tie follow in rrgil,tion, viz
To forward 10 The .usl q, ON or before the
10Th MAY, a. ID 1853, ,,'co oi ali exprnse, "A copy
Of hls dissertation, with a motto written there
upon, aud ais, acc. .mpan, ing a sealed packet,
having the same motto inscri upon the Duts!ds
and his name and pace II Gtrcs:dence within.
Previously Sc receiving the premium awarded,
the author OF ne e.. ,c sslr dissertation must
iranfer to the Trustees al his right, little aud in
tercst in and 20 The eulc, Tor tne Use, ne., ard
beboof Of the Fisae Furd.
The le..es accoinpan, ing the uasy .c,s-Ial dis-
seratiols viii b. dest-o. cd by the Trusters, y'-
openod, aa.. ,he 'issci' tons may & p,Ocu,,i iy
their respective au'hos ~ the Trustees 90 whom
ihey were directed, II aIplicaiion bc midt there
fOr wi ala tinee months.
JOSEPH MAuRAN, Providence,
LVANUSCLAPP North Proyidcncc,
CHARLES W. PARSONS, Providence.
g. AUo. ARsoLp, Sec'n.
al9 bw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

BOSTON, New YORK, Phkadrlphia & Faster
ID Daily Exp-ss, FIR the expeditions transn,is-
sion Of Merchandise, Small Parcels, specie, Bank
Notes Sc. and Cor the collection and payment .
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES :--!,oston. II Starr street; New
York, Wall street, corner broadway; phiia
dclphia, 80 CtGsnI street; New port, 100 0Thames
,reet; Fall River. Main street, Mount Hope
ck.( jy9
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LAND AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

LAND AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
THE subscriber world respectfully inform the
i citizens and visitors of Newport, that he has
established an agency for ;he purpose OF attending
to the purchase and sale Of Real Estate Of every
description, Also Of the renting OF Ishd, House.,
&c. Those who wish to purchase. sell or rer:
houses or land will bc supplied With an, ihiorma-
tion concerning the same by arp, ing to my office,
No. lis Spring street.
ITO CROOKER.
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IRON WELL CURBs.

lust received, direct from the Manufacturers.
y supply of Iron Well Curbs, fcr Cham Pumps,
which Tor nca,ness and utility are unsurpassed.
mH BLISS 4 STANHoPE.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having freight cor Newport ana
"A Providence per Sloop vieilant. Capt. I. w.
Wells, can asosrtain where she lies IN New York
by calling on John Saxton h Co., l6t Maiden
Lane. New York.
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JENNY LIND STABLE.


ATTACHED TO THA UNITED STATES HOTE.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his fr,en'
i and the public that he has leased this large
and commodious stable in the rear Of the Uni-
ted States Hotel, on Pelham street. the work Of
which house he will do, and purchased all the
stock Of the same. lie has also added thereto,
and is now prepared to furnish splendid carria-
ges and horses for pleasure parties, sadde-horses
Of a superior quality, barouchcs, carryalls, bug
gy-waggons, stage coaches, cabs, &C., which will
be furnished a the shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms. lie will also he prepar-
ed at all times to carry passengers to ana from the
boats.
He has accommodations TO board Is horses for
the season, and will give them as good stall,
fodder, &c, us can be afforded AT any other sta
BILE in town. All orders leitat lSl Thames street,
=. the United States Hotel or at the stable, will
&c nunctually attended to.
Having invested large amount in this estab-
lishment, and being determined TO devote himself
umtiringy TO his business, he askt Tor n share OF
the public patronage.
+. 3. The beautiful carriage, drawn by the
famous buckskin horses, which conveyed Jenny
Lind from the Canonicus, on her arrival here,
can he had at any time, by applying as above.
jlne30 WILLIAM DEAN.
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IMpOYTANTTO FAMILIES.

IMPOHTANTTOF FAMILIES.
Good Bread is ore Of the greatest Lux''rics "
house Keeping; families wishing To be sr,piied
with the article il n 1t, various shapes and kisvs
will please cal ut tl.e
OLD ESIABL , tED FAMILY BAkERY,
No. .D5 Thamrs Street,
where ran bc fpiid IS al imes, f.esh Baked
F7,w ard drohgm brad, MIX B,sepw,
E.aiu Gro tsys, Soda Biscuit,
Gy.aqm Crackers, Pilot Brrof.
Al.o, DYsrEr9is wAvERb.a a eautnwfavtclv, I,
which every b. y should eat who has the ID, speps
sa, and those WAC have not, 90 keep them fon
having L. Constantly on haad great vwiesy et
FANCY CAKE, &C.
Pki.se call al the old stand, opposite the TEL
sgrapa Office.
juneit DANIEL GOFF
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EORMODENTA.

CONTINUED popularity is fair test OF reSs
" excellence; and ah WIN have used the H.r-
modenta, bem willing testimony to ir~ efficiency
in cleaning and preserving the Teeth, hsuden;ug
III gums, and communicating delightful perfume
to the breath. It, use - unattended with any
danger, and while the polish It pru.lurrs is unc-
qu,llrd IN wlrtsness, in contains no nmoiA,yk
grit To scratch The enamek
II. Y. HAZARD Il CO, Marse.cN,rcrs.
az Apotlecwcs' iiaik
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
ORIG Annawan, as she arrived from Sea, l6l
ID Tons. Staunch and good, well found in Sails,
Rigging, Anchors, Chains, &C., will be sold reas-
enable fapplied for soon.
". G. PECKHAM,
liz Commercial What.
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FARM To LET ,

FARM TO LET
THAT J. 'ge = Jd valuable H.. in Middlcfown
i of whic'i S..Chucsl Gc"ci mixes a rart, I :
long NJ to the heirs ~ Nicho's fnston. deceased,
is offered To lai ON the 25th of March next. II
has on il lafoe and 6rst-,aie Barn, recently
built, Two good Sheep houses, and oihr, BUILDINGS
in gooo condiion; and will have AT least Az
lo,os of Tanure to Re lca by the pre- ert t"nant,
20 L'gn c,rming operations. Apply to
ac6 y JOHN +. OWNSEND.
MEYERS UNNEfsUM, No. ~.
ELIrED u. CHAn. a DANA.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
Conla,plne ,he follow x c'rganl s.eel -, avngs
rNE v LHAl.LA tRavr:a.)
SCENERr ~ ri = HMOND tARK, (near
London.)
THE TEi'pLE or THE SUN AT BAL
BIC.
STREET SCENERY IN CONsTAN7I-
NOBLE.
With descriptive text. Price 25 cents, oc -
per volume. Subsc.f,rs, in advance, receive II
splendid engraving as p.,,''um. PublisI ed
scmi lnonhy.
UERRMANN J. MEYER,
20 Publisher, No. l64 William 81. n. Y.
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GREGORY'S
BOSTON & CALIFORNIA EXPRESSS
L'OR the transmissio lou of Specie, Bullion, Mer
Il chandisc, &C., &C., with safely and dispatch,
pcr every steamer leaving New York and San
Francisco, via the Isthinus Of Panama, and the
route through Nicaragua.
KlNSLEY & CO., Agents,
tlS 100 Thlmes st Newport.
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IRON PUMPS FOR I,5o.
lust received by the Subscribers, a lot Of PA
y TENT IRON PUMPS, a good article.
which they will seIl at the low price OF one dol
lar AID a half each.
is BLISS 4 sTANiIOPE.
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\. II. GALE a. CO.,
PIANO FORTES.


wARERooMs, MASUrACToRy.
1902, l0t and lO6 81 avenue, corner 18th street
NEW YORK.
NE invite attention to our present assortment
w OF elegant Piano Fortcs, IN RorewoodI
Cases. These instruments are made of the bcs'I
seasoned materials Ivy experienced workmen
under our immediate supervision.
Purchasers at distance are respectfully solic.
tied ior their order, and may depend opon the
exercise of our best Judgement in sect ny for
them, aud the Instruments will i- forwarded
with guarantee To phrase, ~ be returned md en-
changed NJ our own expcpss
A. n. GALL x CO.,
is 3m 81 Avenue corner ~ street.
ELEPHANT OIL
IN Bbls. Elephant Oil, superior article, jus
w received and for sale by
BARBER 4 BOONE.
no South side Marke, Square.
TAKE NOTICE.
NOOKING STOVES ofall the new paii.is'
" BAy SrArE,
MAY FLowtR,
PERrlcr UFIos,
BpowrtLI's CoAi Srovvs, he, Nc NJ
ies Thane, street. wM. BROWNELL.
Septic
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AWAY WITH BAD BREAD

AWAY WITH BAD BREAD!
LIVERY Cook and liouseke, per in creation
IL has experience the misery nf having their
Bread, Bis nit and Pastry SPOILED, even after
taking the most extreme pains To prevent it.
They wouli have continued o. he annoyed for
ever by heavy Lisrnit, pas'ry, &c. had not DUR
KEE, after having perceived the difficulty, set
himself about il and succeeded after ceaseless .i-
forts, in invcnting hs
BAKING POWDER,
OF world wide celebrity, and which, after ha"ing
been TRIED, has been approved SOUR
BREAD! HEAVY BISCUIT! UNPALA-
TABLE PAS TRY are at once done away with
as you need never experience IA failure with it,
II il CHEAPER, BETTER, HEALTHIER
and SURER than any other like article cxtant
Il requires M Yeast, Shortening, Soda or Cream
Tarter :! Use il according To the drsct~r,
upon each package. and the nieest, Eghest. sweef.a
biscuit. cok,s, pesfry, Sc.,-MADE WITHOUT
ANY TROUBLE and almost instantsneous!y,
will abundanily s. tisiy YOU.
For lio.el,, Steamboats, aud Packets, It IS
with"ut parallel!
DURkEE'S is the ONLY GENUINE. and
warranted to be fee from any injurious qualities
His written signature viii I've found upon each
package. Whosoever Counterieits It viii Oe
guilty. ot 70 X q ERY!!!
p22 NEWTON BROTHERS, Agents.
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psn Rises, S o6 SIM sets, g. ". Wafer,
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SECURE TnE MEANS OF nAPPIHEsu

~ becoming in time possessed of tie knclsdgs the
o. has caused the sckns sad psssuy Of thousands
In VI such eonsequenees, wife mother 10
ssbl. u sIe neglect 20 avail herself u A.. Ano.sss ~
the " happiness and pfossty TO her hssbsnd snd
soaer her ehdsn that bIessug aboss ell
lltils MoIk enhilsA - III -
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BY LAST EVENING'S MiTL.
Arrival of the Steamer Cambria.
BALTIMoRE, Feb. %. Is

BALTIMORE, Feb. 23, 1852.
The Cambria has reached Halifax, and
hernews wos telegraphed through from
that point.
Cotton was only in moderate demand
at the time she sailed, with prices in ia
vor of buyers. The sales of the week a.
mounted to $4,000 balcs-exporters aud
spectators each taking 5000 bales. The
quotations established from the transac-
tions by the Brokers' Board are Fair Or
leans 8 IA; Upland sd. Middling Orleans
4 1916; Uplands 81.
Flour was in only moderate demand, at
sixpence decline. Yellow Corn 90; white
3ls cd. ...
The money market was dull.
The report that an imperial decree had
prohibited the expectation oil grain from
Russia is incorrect.
The Queens speech in opening Parlia-
mcnt was quite pacific.
Circulars say that the actual decline on
some grades is ll6, and on Others l-s.
The llavre market was steady.
The business of the manufacturing dis
tricts not so brisk, and prices tending
downwards.
In the House of Commons ministers
were called upon for an explanation of the
abrupt resignation of Lord Palmcrston, TO
which Lord John Russell replied that
Lord Palmerston had treated the Queens
intcrogations with contempt, and acted
independently of his colleagues in appro-
wing ofthe illegal movements of Louis Ma
poieon.
Palmcrston replied at great length, and
was very severe upon his colleagues, but
not improving his own position by it.
The Queens speech was delivered on
the 3D. in person. She represents the for
cign relations of Egand rs satisfactory,
and gives the same opinion of the financial
condition Of the empire. Attention is al
so called to the parliamentary reform bill.
France is quiet. The electoral law cs-
tabishcs universal suffrage. Arrests are
still making.
An attempt was made to assassinatc
the Queen of CdroIinjan.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-02-26

THE DEATH PENALrr.-Tha Senate
Committee in the Rhode I:,,and Legisla,
ture has rep, rted bill a,,o,.;shinp the ben,
atty Of death, and Substituting imprison-
ment for life. At the same time,says the
froViden"c Journal, it guards against the
abuse 81 TIC pardoning power by a provi-
sen tiat no persons sentenced to inn
prisonment for term of not less than five
years, shall be released, except upon the
concurrent vote of thrcc-quarters ofall the
members elected to each House of the
General Assembly.
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up his Introductory remarks, by stating
that when he deems it necessary for the
interest Of the people of the State he will
then advocate the doctrine Of the party
which he thinks nearest right. If we are
not mistaken in bis Introductory article, it
has Union bearing, and the editor in
tends to join the Southern Patriot. The
editor, in an article on the "lIomestead
Act" re-echocs the blighting doctrines
promulgated by b. F. Perry on this act
Hamburg Republican.
EDrroR-John, did you see this from
the Hamburg Republican,
DEvIL-Yes, sir.
EDrToR-Well, John, what shall we
do in this case?
DEvII-Same as 'tother.
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A young Irish girl was recently killed
at New Orleans by the accidental cxplo-
sioR Of stove boiler. The boiler was in
kitchen range under which the girl had
made fire a short time previous to the
accident, and either in consequence of too
short a supply Of water, or improper con-
fineincnt Of the steam which was genera
led, the explosion took place. A frag-
ment Of the broken stove cut off all the
front portion Of the poor girls head, and
death was Of course, the almost immediate
result -