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BY aoBERT ARMSTRONG.
Proposals ror EuxI.sshinx Paper for ths ruDiio
Printing

oryiox sursmsrsspssr rms PunLro rNIsrrso,
Washinston, September 30, 1859.
IN pussAcs provide fof executing tue public pnn
ceived Il oce Capitol unu the nrsi Monday lb day.
f Uxcssaber o'clock fo furnishing the
public printing of the
Ia ON hc Isl sy 1854 aud endsg the LIST day Of
Dsesubcr, 1883. = -. -. !, --.-,- j,
, a~xnty snd quality and description each kind paper
viii bc required
Class.
3s inches, ana 10 weigh forty five pounds TO the Of
460 Sheets
Ha# CLAss2.
oD rssms fine printing paper caenered "a by 3e
nchss weigh nfty six pounds tho Of sso
sheets
super6ns hard sized and caendered printing 10
by - inches, and to weigh pounds
10 the ream of
~ 6b,e of the paper be of
d coton free adnsrAon with mineral other sub
snc~. o and In quires Of twenty four
.,s .ch and each each contain
49, sheets Uniformity In color thickness and weight will
and bundle varying under five
i received, and the weight Will
Mixing Of various hicknesscs In the
o make weight will be considered violation OF the
M eerenc. aove three classes will be
mo for supplying quantities required heren such
s. m he but the privilege reserved
Of greater quantity either class should greater guam
t required al such times ana III such qus"es may DC
deemed necessary.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEoRGETOwN coli
EEGE.
Corner Of y and Teefth streets WashinRfon, d. @,
Noble Young D. Principles Of Med
cine.
Charles Leberman D. Professor Of Institutes and Practice
OF
Fodosdo Howard Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Children.
johnson Elliot, NJ. u Professor of Anatomy.
Joshua Richie NJ D. Professor OF Matera Medica and fhys
ology.
J. w. Lovejoy, NJ. n, Professor Of Chemistry
Samuel W. Everett Nj D., Associate Professor of Anatomy
A. X. Young, NJ. ID. Dsa,onsrntor OF Anatomy.
The Lectures will Monday November
and continue until March.
Clinical Lectures delivered performed
patients from nhrmay Public Dispensay
College.
Mstricusnon, (psd only once)
~
Demonstrntors 10
For further information, address
FLODORADO HOWARD, NJ. D. Dean,
Sept t7-lawdkcptNovI Corner Of p and Tenth streets
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(MD-cLAeErr DoDsoN, dealers In all kinds of Turn
s,e Aoo ay goods Mosaic, ssHony velvet, npes"y
three ply double ingram, and all other hnds OF
poh loegn and domestic hesrthrnRs ana noof mats
scripsions '' ~
se've assortment Of Russia, Flemish, and irish table snd
80 n"eus shte quilts, tabs piano and all ohe'
Foods requisite in housekeeping.
Aiso, furnished Il short notice beds and n,,,tress~s
Sep Qs-9weof
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f,l.<vrux Cassrs~v~s, v~.sspxs, &cws
merchant talo cloths, csssimeres
v.ssines nimminrs, he, which We viii sell very cheap
gepx 0l--~odSw YEhRY MILLER
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.rn. Campaign Of ,sss.o

THERE hand little than one hnrdrrd copies o.
The Cnmpsgn of s4s" polie"' paper Pnh'.nsa o"nf
Of Tbomas Rchis Al me se
that faithfully recorded 70
the presidential srcso"s o'
1874 and counties, the full OF me
umor. the Phadelphn twhir CONVENTION !"
le Indeed of which are kep
70 bough, in the approaching campaign WIZ DC
found in this volume.
This Campaign contains folio, bound In strong boards
olars.
ers hundred hand, those VINO
Sune il--eo0
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I0o do do do medium qualify.
All papers designated elias. be made Of the best
. free from ana % 20 n o. w % % ous eolo % &
The quantities named therein be taken
susoy s. @ required any kind and the right
fore reserved Of ordering greater or less quantity OF each and
public service require 1915 stas &c. ~ yo--s
will considered separately, and be subject
in proposal the privilege is reserved require
have than class assigned him take
such cssses, forfeit his night TO any class
paper classes must be delivered such
place designated Washington cy good
Inspection weight and Of the
teadsn,, and Be in all ,e-pees .aisiactory.
am and prc. each every paper
Blank forms for win furnished per
,uS. Sne.. p;n.,snav IL, agreeing % herew
que) Of each kind paper bid fol
pond of,he proposed for schedule
and the first be properly DESIGNATED on the sample
be transmitted free postage
Bonds with approved securities viii be required and the sup
pyss OF an inferior clas.es, a sure sup
py quantity required will be considered violation
Each bidder i. required to furnish proposal
ability it, md to offer at The time
god and sufficient securities TO be 50 certified BY Judge o.
United Of the district by the marshal OF
the district 10 which the sre.ies reside for the faithful eIecu
ou Of the proposed 10 be undertaken by him and
proposal unaccompaned with such evidence wi" be rejected
The proposals. opened the required by law con
the a Tuesday asr the first Monday in Decembsr" next hl
10 a IN. a offce OF the superintendent
sAdesseA the underssoed, supenn,enden
III. Public Printing" Capitol the United States Washington
and endorssd "Proposals for supplying fspss.1 goDs
FE Ea Superintendent ofthe Public Printing.
- Atlas Post Courier Boston Courier, Tribune Evening
Express, New York North American Psnnsyvanian
Pssvu.s ana Baen New Orleans Enquirer
Louisville Journal and Democrat Louisville each copy week
~ m December and send one number o me paper containing m
advertisement the superintendent.
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IN the sayazo Administrators o
f. deceased the administrators aforesaid
appreciation OF orphans OF Washington
skwessId settlement
and deceased OF the In hands
30 far a. te turned money when
ara WHARF s creditors notified
with properly vouched they ohsrwise be
provided OF this order
bs published once Union OF this ct
previous To said Both
- Tcstt ED NJ. ROACH, Register Wills.
True copy-test: ED. N. ROACH Register Wills.
3-law3ws
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DRANDiEs WINES, wHIsKEy, N. E. RUN
Is half pipes otad, Dupu Co.. Hennesy Co.. Pine, Cas-
teian n Co.
so do do
% half and quarter pipes A. Seignette Co. brandy
100 baskets Beidseick h Co champagne
100 do grape leaf do
100 Gusler', Anchor do
Port, sherry, and madeira, all grades
Very old ry. vhiskey. Also low grades.
Every article warranted represented for sale by
STAINS. MURRAY n co,
5-law3w Corner Of 10Th and Penn
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OILS, TEAS, CANDLES, COTTON LAPS.

OILS. TEAS, CANDLES, COTTON LAPS
" 10000 gallons beachsd aud unbeached winter sperm
1000 gallons beachod and unbeached patent
900 gallons pure nsced OH
Is boxes sperm candles, a., ST. G's, FIRST quality
$40 half chests gunpovder imperial Young hyxon
80 half chests ooong Cnulan and souchong teas
500 boxes ground coffee, various qualities
900 bales "Buena yista' cotton laps
Every article warranted represented For sale by
STAINS. MURRAY CO.,
Oct 5-law 3w Corner OF 10Th and
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rrHE Pure xIND,-Just received large invoice Of Iinou
goods Npure, all nenD follows, oandidly think
them the cheapest OF their kinds In the District
100 good linen diaper towels, at 81 per doren
Napkins at 81 50 and 81 dozen bar.
gains
pieces new fashioned linen slie.ines, wide
10 do fine table damask AT so cents yard
do table damask GAY and rs yard, with
endless variety Of fine dnmasks, diapers, and
towel,nrs E E
. do damu,k toweIing, by the piece, t 81 cents per
yard, well worth 50
Irish linens, from medium to supsrhno,
and will sell and best linen
goods, Of all classes, to b. had in This market.
OF black goods.
spscss, and calicocs Of choice
qualities, atlow prices.
pieces esus An glossy black silks
bundles select warm black siocking fer ladies'
winter
cartons styles bonnet ribnnds,
Also daily expected the for those bills that ought TO have
been paid Joy 4.
unless the
Good Articles, prices and fair DEALING be relied on in all
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Oct o--dn Opposite Centre Marset
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War DEPARTING .t,

War Departme II,
Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. 49, 1852.
sd January 1884, for the removal Of the raft Red
which will be awarded the lowest
sponbe bidder provided the be satisfactory the depart
shall exceed hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS. #@# II
forming only thoroughly re-
moved from be destroyed they
The work paid progesses following
s e sna asoyes M s ha o. %
appointed and shall appesr
s agreed az s pooa S ss"r The
% Be- pss @ 's s % paid
II bidder thinks he coaplete The work by the lat day Of
pe within THAI and also the for which he win under
by The LIST OF July 1884 Ihe
the mentioned period he viii and will propose
for the last mentioned period only.
arrived, shall inspected by
Ger officers detailed for a purpose by the Secretary OF War and
complied wh full shall be made of the conr
retained article But shall ts, the eonne, ha.
s @ s % @ w n nsa @ s % @ ss
United STATES. II, however the department hal be satisfied
ragemen, shall offer the work without
oaa enas 70 the United ss' @ h time me N, dsIs
OF that the work shall bs completed
s. The contractor required give $40 Ooo
with two good urees each for e SUN OF ten thousand dollars
Will transmit, at the same time with bis proposals the names Of The
that they viii sign his bond s snees as above mentioned and
the certificate Of district Judge Of the United States for the
and hs az he % @ and @ M s eo os
these conditions shall be complied with.
s. The propo,a- undersigned on
envelope" Proposals for removing Red Rive, RAM
The Republic Inielisenoe and Union, washngion O.
Enquirer and Express, New Yo fennsyIvanis In
nati ONO; Louisvle Journal Louisville, Kenuckyi 81 Louis
Republican s. LOUIS missouri Shreveport Herald shreveport
New orean. Repubcan New Orleans La win insert The above
Sept 9i-di0ts2awtJan3
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Wsstern Military Iusits,e, Drcnnon springs, Henry
county, Ke ,tucky.

IastftNte, DrcnnOn
county, He .tucky.
THE OF this The second Mon
sepsmbe and semi annual session the first Mon
day In February Of each year.
The college the scientific Of the United
Military Point and thorough nsusuon
in cisssSea and modern languages
Aourishua law Hon. Thomas r. Monroe
udrs court high
and offers advantages
ssuAent.
iusrrrurr rurrros-BoardnE, lodging fuel,
Si6D per annum surgeons fee, s. snnum.
Chsu,s IN the law above.
060 pss Of 1--WE months.
ssden time and charged from the date Of
to he end
Comuunic.ions snoat Addressed
aduant Of institute, Drspson sprlns., ksnucky
b.. r. JOHNSON,
e,rs oi M~ Superintendent,
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Book No,,e.

book Notice.
LIfR.sy Houss or RrrHx,rsr.rvrs,
August a. ls5a
LARGE number of books belonging mis- oer. are
n The members of The House. having IN. in
""' as e1"ss'sa 70 cause them returned
- JOHN A. PARKER,
AIW-au Iihsrian House OF Representatives.
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CECILIA. on THE MEMOIRS OF AN ur,ur.., :,

" Mites Rurney. Eve'irs by Miss Rurney. 1870 =
southern Sketches fpn
mr.i edited ny esstlemsn Of Richmond.
oos FRANcR TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25

er An enthusiastic meeting oi the
Wings Of this town was holden ut the
State House, on Monday evening. II
was one Of the largest meetings which
we have seen IN many years, and all
present manifested the right spirit and
exhibited determination TO do their Ut
most in behalf Of the Wing ticke, at the
ensuing election.
Hon. Robert B. Cranston was elected
Chairman, and Mr.. T.. w. Lawton, Jr.,
Secretary.
The following resolution adopted by
the Ward Committees, was unanimous
" passed: -
Rcsolred, That one pcrson from each
Ward be appointed a committee TO pro-
vide suitable places in each Ward for
the Electors to meet in, and to appoint
the time Of such meetings. and that said
meetings be on the same evening.
That said Ward meetings shall choose
three delegates from each Ward TO
compose Wing convention.
That said convention shall select suit
able persons 10 be recommended TO the
Wing electors o! this Town as Senator
and Representatives to the General AS
sembly.
That said Ward Committees shall
give public notice Of the time and places
ofmeeting, by posting UP printed hand
bills
The following gentlemen were elect
cd, to carry out the plan OF the resclu-
ton -
Ward /, Daniel G.. Denham.
d" 2, Joseph Anthony.
3, Henry f. Turner.
4" 4, Joseph b. Weaver
" 5, Oliver Read.
The meeting was addressed by
Messrs. r. b. Cranston, Charles Cor
nell, c. G. Vanzandt, Benz. Finch, Seth
w. Macy and Silas II, Cotlrell, in ap-
propria,e and iorcible remarks.
II was voted tha, the Ward Commit
tees appoint suitable persons to attend
the final Canvassing Of the Registry
List.
The meeting then adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25

" During the last six weeks the
steamer Pe ry has been put in COM
pIete order; she has received new
boiler and been painted throughout, and
rs now az good as new. She commen-
.es her Spring trips Monday. Capt.
Woolsey aud Mr.. Stanhope, the Clerk,
are still at their posts they arc favor
mes with the travelling public, and
without them. one could scarcely feel
safe in making a trip to Providence. We
hardy appreciate the advantages of the
Perry until che is Withdrawn from the
route, and then the Inconvenience which
we are subjected to makes us realize
'he many comforts which this boa, al:
iorJs. The Perry will lrave here eve
~ morning at s ! o'clock, and Provi-
denc- AT z o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25

r5~We arc again assured by our
Nhig friends in the south OF Middle.
town that they mt pd TO give an increas-
cd ma ority for the Wing ticket, this
year aud that whatever differences OF
opinion exist between themselves and
their brethren in the Norh par; Of tho
town, relate exclusively TO local nat.
ters, and will not be mingled with, or in.
terlcrc in, The State election. They pro-
pose the following terms in order TO ad-
jus, the differences oil opinion between
the citizens Of the two sections OF Tue
town. We trust that these matters
may be amicabIy arranged, withou, de-
lay. and that oil | Middlc,own will give
her usual large majority for State Off
GERS, and send thorough-going Wings
to the General Assembly
TO our Wig friends in District No. One
In late publication emana,,ng from
you. in which you purporied your vii.
lingness to adjust certain local difficult
ties cxis ing in the town, we find NJ
propositions whatever whereby such
dithcul:es may be amicably adjusted ;
therefore we, the Wings of districts
Nos two, three, four and five, offer tho
following propositions for youT careful
consideration;-
First. We propose tha, all funds aris-
ing from the two six acre lots granted
to the Town OF Mlddle,own for School
purposes, he placed under the direction
oi tho Public School Committee of said
town: 10 dispose OF as they shall deem
best: according 10 Section 20 of al Ac,
relating TO Public Schools.
Second, TO surrender all privileges
enjoyed by the south part of the town
over the north.
Third, that the Whig Nominations
made by Districts Nos two, three, four
and five, be supported at the coming
election, and District No. one may nom.
mate Town Councilman, Assessor OF
Taxes and School Committeeman, with
the privilege Of nominating Town CLERK
and Representative, 10 be supported q,
the coming election.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25

ToLERARLV GREEN.-.Thc clerk at the
Gibson House is Il decided wag, as every
body who knows him is aware, and he
Is, withal, a practical joker. One Of the
special traits in his character is tina, he
can take joke rs well as give one
Yesterday morning young man lr"m
The country stepped into the office Of he
Gibson House very much excited, and
enquired OF the aforesaid clerk if lie h d
a pair of sc~lcs, and was answered in
the affirmative. He said hc had been
awtully swinJlcd; that The conductor
had charged him ST. so Tor riding in the
cars from Dayton.
'What train did you come down on ?s
asked the clerk.
II believe they called it the freight
train. SIR"
"Oh yes. see; and they neglected
TO weigh you before they started IL
Well, you hare been swindled sure
enough"
The clerk took him out, had him
weighed, pinned large label upon his
back, marked one Chcese"--lS3
pounds, first class freight, fifteen cents
per hundred, care Of Dayton X. Il!
Depot. The young fellow then left un.
der the firm impression that although
he had paid 81. 80 to come down, he
would get back for "tuenty seren cents"
the freight on 1873 pounds.-CincinndH
Enquirer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25

DLArB or A MILITARY DoG.-The
Dutch papers announce the death Of
Ncsior, dog who has followed the fifth
division Of infantry, now in garrison at
Maestrirht, in all their marches since
1927. He was with the regiment in
their last campaign, and a, the siege OF
Antwerp lost Il claw by Il shot IRON a
howtzcr. Returned to Meastricht, lie
spent there the last twenty years oil his
life, and died il lis twen,y-iourth year.
Having lain in state Il suitable time, he
was solemuly inferred under the wall II
The fortress. Six men carried him 10
his resting place in II coffin lined with
white. A dirge was sung over his re-
mains, and salvo announced the loss
sustained By the regiment. The Surviv-
ing dogs Of the garrison wore on the oc-
casion black cellars, with rosettes. The
hound on whom the seniority has de-
voIved, and who accompanied the corpse,
is already so dimsighred that The soldiers
Of the 9th have furnished him with
spcc'ncles, by the aid of which he
gravely races the Iassagss Of the Cos.
sacks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25

CAuTIoN-A new article OF confec.
tionery has made its appearance, which
is a great iavoritc with many, although
as there 10 reason to believe il is prejudi-
cIzl to the health. II is called fruit drops.
This confectionery is acidulated, and
has the flavor OF some varieties Of fruit.
Professor James J. Mapes states that he
has made sundry experiments upon va
rious kinds Of this coniec tionery. He
gives his decided conviction that they
are injurious TO health - and adds -
many if not all, of these drops, are ia
vored with the hydroted oride ofArnyie,
known in our PharmacopGias as fused
oil, combined with nitric, acetic or citric
acid This poison 10 produced in the
dis,lla,ion Of whiskey from corn, and
probably the manufacturers oft coniec-
Iionery, in which !, is used, as we'll as
the consumers, are not aware ofits poi
sonous properties.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25

&; Lieut. Governor Lawrence's speech
sgnlns, The Maine Law appear. in tie
Woonsockct Patriot, headed by these
words. "p"Jiishei BY request" Verify,
tins man Lawrence is the embodyment
nj vanity. II he thought he could Sc.
cure hi, eIertion by it, lie would immc
'in'e|y make as rank speech in farU,
OF The law this Is just the extent OF hi.
political honesty. We do not wish to
hs intrusive, but we should really like to
know. rs d matter Of curiosity, how much
~ has cost Lawrence 10 have this speech
published IN the different papers in tins
State Does he pay the cash down, or
docs he go on his Tammnny Hall sys.
tenn of credit?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25
Bp Iele9ropI).

BALTIMORE, March 10.
John Glen, Esq has been appointed
Judge OF the u 8. District Court, in
place Of Judge Heath.
WAsBiNGToN, March IL.
As the public prints have recently
tcemsd with speculaiions in regard TO
some imaginary Japanese Expedition"
alleged to be now fitting out under Or
ders from the Navy Department, and as
the rulnors have breaihcd spiri, OF ag-
gressive war, the public should know
they have 10 solid foundation, beyond
the fact that the East India Squadron 10
to be renewed and perhaps to be Sc me-
what augmented in force. II will
consis. OF seven vessels, including
store-ship, four of them being steamers.
Part ofihe squadron sailed nearly year
ago.
Besides the general objects Of guard
ianship over our commerce and in
terests, Com. Perry will doubtless be in
Sti ucted 10 make arrangements for the
extension ofcommercial intercourse with
Japan, and Tor The better protection of
The hvee OF shipwrecked American sail-
OIs VII SOusi, VIM HuNC
stances been barbarously treated. Iii
not improbable that reclamations may
be made Tor injuries and losses sustained
by citizens OF the United States. Japan
has no existing treaty with any govern
ment except that Of Holland and the
rumor which has been circulated at
home and abroad, of All intention on the
part Of the United States, TO enforce
conditions with military power, which
will undoubtedly reach Japan before the
commandin. officer Of the squadron can
arrive there, and OF course be greatly
exaggerated, may operate prejudicially
to the wise purposes OF the efficient head
Of the Navy Department. Commodore
Perry will proceed to this destination as
soon as the Mississippi steamer can be
prepared Tor sea, which will probably
be some time during the month OF April.
HALIFAX. March %.
His Excellcncy Sir John Harvey,
Governor Of Nova Scotia, died at half.
past II o'clock to-day.
Gov. Harvey was an old soldier, and
took part in the battle Of Waterloo.
WAsHiSoroN, March 22.
The following are the Cadets, at
large, appointed by the President for
1852, to fill vacancies in the ten ap-
pointed in 1851: Wainwright Heieman,
Hamilton Hawkins, +. S. Armistead,
Henry Dchft, Lindsay l.. Lomax, and
Joseph II. Taylor, OF the Army Ed
mund Jones, and Ftz Hugh Lee, Of the
Navy; Jay Van Setback, New York;
VIA. T.. Kingsbury, Connecticut
Francis l.. Campbell, Alabama; George
ID. Bayard, New Jersey VIM. CASTOR,
North Carolina Benz. G. Cutter. Jr.,
New York; Jas. McEgraham, PsnnsyI.
vania $. Sprigg Carroll, Dis,ric, Of
Columbia,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25
EPITAPII

On Tammany Hall politician, Of the
rmalles, order, whose courage struck in
- his stom tch, and killed him -;
Willis, living. he seemed among net'les to lie
lie Was hdgesty, ire,iul, unsenerous, unkind
And vh.n at the last he Mas called on to die,
And leave all his scratchinss and sorrow.
bthiai,--
lie w-n, to hi. gray. md no eye she'd a tear;
Folks rather r-joiccd As they Whispered apar, ;
Bw the, piticd the worms in his coffin for fear
They "a nausea should icel when the, fed on his
henri
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25

Twill any honest Mechanic vote
ngains' Samuel G. Arnold7 We think
not, tor he is literally the friend Of Me-
shanics do not the members of the Me-
.hmnics' Association in this town know
how 10 appreciate his iriendship7 Sam
uei Greene Arnold 10 the real, true and
tried friend OF all Mechanics William
Beach Lawrence is a genuine aris,ocrat.
aud. at heart, thoroughly dcsplscs every
man who Is n mechanic and laboTes 4;
witness hi- conduct In ,hss town during
the snmmer season. hc DOES not know
poor me. hanic and laborer then. and
cannot e'en recognise them in the
s'rce,, during the fashionable season
hr only knows them about rotinS time,
AID 10 then as ohsequious a. possible
Al ,chnnics and iaborers, dcnounce such
dsrnagogueisn, nj the ballot box, by vo-
ting Tor your faithful and well tried
irrnd. Samuel G. Arnold, for Lieut..
Governor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25

Rev. DIR. Porter, n Presbyterian cler.
gyman Of Memphis, has been preaching
n series Of astronomical sermons, in or.
der TO prove the locality Of Heaven and
Hell. The "Happy Place" he locates
in the solar system-n the Sun. The
other Place. he fixed outside Of the So
lar aud astral systems, in the 'outer
Darkness" beyond the light Of the sun
and stars, where the planets. comets.
aud lost rlds, whici have violated the
great laws Of their existence, darkle for.
ever on their RESUMES. cour.es through
eternal srsce.