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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
WIN.
WERuIeShir HnG RkeinM

CN A &c Va 4 UFACV u sE Il IL :,
No. 25. UNION ST.. WHEELING, Va.
FENHE subscriber begs leave tc inform his
L. friends and the public in general, that he
has OH hand a large lot of CHAIRS. and contin.
ues 10 manufacture in the beat manner, all the
different varieties Of Chairs, Settles, SociabIcs,
Arm Chairs, small Chairs. ETC. and will offer
them for sale on the most liheIal terms fer CASH.
All work is warranted, Us none but good work
men hre employed. No. 25, tInio9 street, near
Market. Ijai7 iyI " RIHELDAFFER
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John Knote.

SADDLE MANUFACTURER. and dealer in
- Imported aud Domestic SaGdIers' Hardware
~llarress Trimmings, lacks. Webs, tIos, Sheer
and Morocco Skius; Patent aud EnamrIed Lea.
Their, ilames, SaddIe-trces, ETC., at the old stand
No. l53, Main 81, Wheeling Va. oct2O.Iv
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Notice in Chancery.

vs.. ieutiOn Tor Divorce.
Eliza MGrew.
INLIZA M'GREW is hereby notified that on
he oath day of November, 4. ID. 1851, John
B. MiGrcw Gled in the Court of Common Pleas,
of the county OF Harrison, and State OF Ohio. a
petitioniL Chancery against said Eliza M'Grew,
the object and prayer of which petition is. that
said John b. M'Grew may be divorced from her,
the said Eliza M'Crew. l.. c. FOR>YTuE
Solicitor for Complainant.
Dated This Path day Of November. Isl St
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Cadiz, o. Jan 7, '5I-3t.
TMENaY nOLLAK. KEN

TWEEN az DOLLARS KEW AKD!
7 ME subscriber wishes to warn The public
il against a notorious countereiIer calling
himself JOHN THOMPSON, who says he lives
near Cadiz, Ohio. Sal Thompson is a man
.abonl six feet high, has black whiskers, and is
what might be termed rather Il heavy set man.
lie is "A sly, easy spoken person. lie came to
the residence of the subscriber. living in Wayne
township. Noble county Ohio, on the second day
uf January, ana purchased two roane Mares. for.
which he paid in part S95 IN COUNTERFEIT
MONEY, pPssing it of as good. The Mares are
strawberry ruunes. with black manos lnd tails,
each one having a white hind foot, ant work well
together in harness. The subscriber will pay the
above reward for the recovery OF the Mares, aud
$50 for both Mares ana thief
Any person giving information to the subscri-
her By letter or Otherwise, directed to Seneca.
vile. Guernsey county, Ohio. which will lead to
the recovery OF the Mares, or the said Thompson,
shall he entitled TO the above reward.
iau7-lt THOMAS ID. McVICKER
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JANE EDDY.
SARAH POWE

CAy- None are genuine unless put up in large
square bottles, containing il quart, and name OF
the Syrup blown in the glass, with the written
signature offs. P. Bennett on the outside wrapper.
Ky Price 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for IS
Sold by J. d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut streets
entrance on Walnut street-to whom all orders
must be addressed.
A~GENTs-John Beall, and M'Bean & Knox
.Cadiz; Elogg & Parrish, Mooreicld; John Hoge
Mt. Pleasant; J. Crumbncher " Son, Vince ling
r. S. lIening. Stcubenviile. jyl6-ly
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E1Es SAFE
2 ME subscriber will sell at pnvate sale Tie
Il House in which he at present lives, togeth.
er with three acres and a half OF ~frsl-ratc land
known as The " Old Steam Mill Property" In
point of fertility the land can not be beat in
IEa rison county, and those in want Of "A small
tract had better call and examine, for they may
rest assured that they will get a good harg ,iR.
On The p~remisesis an excellent COAL BANK.
which is in good working condition His land
is situated close to where the Railroad Depot will
BE- lorated. TGRMs--rwo thirds cash IN hand,
the balance in one year, with interest, to he Sc
cured by bod and mortgage. A clear and in-
disputabIe title will be gwen by the subscriber,
as soon as the money is paid. So come on now,
il you waht to buy land that will be worth hay
ing, call Immediately and will give you Il first
rate bargain and immediate possession.
decl7-tf GEORGE PENN.
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SCHOOL

subscriber Ns receiving dIIectly from the
publishers. the iolloN ing SCHOOL BOOKS.
which be offers TO teathen and others on The
very BEsT terms:
Billions English GlspmaT;
Latin do
Greek do
+" Latin Reader;
(" Caesar;
Greek 3eader;
Davies Arithmetic; Rays Arithmetic:
Comslock's Philosophy Watts on the Mind:
Chemistry, smellies' Philosophy J
" Elocution; Davies Buurdon;
Kirknm's do - Legeuda;
4" English Ora umar;
Mitchell's Primary Geography, new ed;
Geography and Atlas, do
/" Ancient Geography;
Bnrriu's Geography Of the Heavens,
Virgil Dolphin; Lovell's ioung Speaker;
Horace Ito Neyin's Biblical Antiquities;
Also. POcket, Family and School BIBLES and
TEST AM MIS-; Miscellane 3us, Law, and
Common School Books, OF the kinds in general
use Cap and Letter Paper; Note Paper; Envel-
opes, yanoTs kinds, Blank Books; Steel Pens;
Inks States and Pencilsi Memorandums; Copy
Books; Engraved Notes; Music. Drawing and
Tissue Paper; Port Folios and Albums, ect etc.
All Of which will be sold cheap Tor cash. or
approved country produce.
nct W Holm RIAL
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John Parker,

WIFI Z WIIAOAJ
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT.
EETILL promptly attend to Gollectiona in
Wv the counties of Harrison, Belmont, JEFF
ferson. Tuscarawas. Monroe, Gucrnsey.-and
OHIO county, Va. He is also authorize to recaive
subscriptions for the q Democratic Sentinel and
Farmer" in the counties above named. Resi-
dcnce Coal street, (Norlh) Wheeling, Va.
oct29-ly
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CAgDEX REOT'gSsI.

CAa SEN kASS EhaA.
FORMERLY KEPT BYJ S. LACEY.
r 4 SIlt, subscriber has taken charge of The above
HOTEL, wh:re he is prepared at all times
to wait on all who may patroni2e his house. He
has fitted up and furnished it in the most i'm
proved style.
His Table
VIII ut al times be furnished with tho best the
market affords.
His Stabling
Is rendered convenient and oommodious, and
his ho5tlers careful and attentive. lie desires to
render his hnus
A Home to Travellers.
IIs assures his friends that they shall find
A Cordial Welcome to the Hotel.
Ample COMMUNICATIONS for Movers and Drovers
Boardcrs received at all times on reasonable
terms. lnovl If JOHN MAHOLM.
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S. & n.
p n PROOFS
w. S. Wickham,

AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
A ND Dealer in American, English, Ere ich
IN and German Goods, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry. etc. All kinds OF Merchandise, Rea
Estate, Household Furniture sold on the mos
reasonable terms.
Auction every Tuesday and Friday evenings
and Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
oct20-ly w. S. WICKHAM.
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science, BY s~ubjsoing he lava Of chemis
the skill " Man, has contributed 60 hits
md happiness. ~ STOPPING The mosI c
aud severe pangs % psin in an ~insthnt,
aud curing the most obsiinate chfonio
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II Is % 4 Il e. TT ~ ~
Fire and Marine

LNSU FS n CE co re PANY.
? VIE undersigned Agent for this old aud well
established INSTITUTE IN, continues to issue
Policies Of Insurance against loss or damage by
Fire, also against the hnzzards ct Marine or In
land Transportation, ut the current rates of pre-
MUM charged by other responsible comparics,
All claims, Tor loss, under Policies issued bythe
undersigned. will BE- promptly adjusted, and
paid by the Gcnernl Agent Of the Company,
located at Ciucinnati. The loss paid by this
Company in the Western ConnIry, during the
last 25 years, exceed -, 000. 900
jau7-lmo B. W. PHILLIPS, Agent.
ONE CERT REGW ARD.
} AN AWAY from The subscriber, residing in
4 y Sock Township. on the 18th Of December,
an indcnruled apprentice to he Farming business,
named JOHN B MEDLEY. between X and I6
years Of age. Said boy had on when he left a
pair OF brown liuscy pnntaloons, II tweed coat
and Il " Rough and Ready" hat. All persons
ave hereby warned against harhoung or trusting
him ON my account. The above reward will be
paid for bringing him back, but no thanks given,
OF chur""a paid, WlLLlAH WALKER.
iauJ g.
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DIR. BERKELEY

4 NNOUNCES to the public tina; he will in
n future remain permanently at home. lie Of.
lers his professional services in all its various
Surgical cases, unless at a convenient
dis 'tnce, will therefore have to be brought to him.
nov l2-3m.
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James n. McMechen.

hFALER in all the most popular Novel an
~ Magazines Of the day. Stationary, ii
rarJ Ne ws-papers, and YAristiss, at No. iii. Ma
sHeet. Wheehng, Va, eet99.ty
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NOEsKINS, Casslineres, French, EngIish
- Belgian and American Cloths, colors war.
ranted or no sale at WOODS
0Ct22 Cheap CO rner.
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INiVES and Forks, Spoons, Walters. Hing
EA-cs. screws, etc, for sale at
oct22 WOODS
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USED INTERNALLY AND EITEaSALLT,
INSTANTLY STOPS PAIN,
AND SPEEDILY CURES IT'S ClUSE.
4 10 warranted TO Iivs relief 70 he following
pains in FIFTEEN MINUTES, sEd V spesJ-
uy aud ehectually esIe las disssss:
iiheumatisA, ChoIio,
LumbagO, Summer Cos pIGiRlEy
Paralysis, Sick Hsadsehe,
Ii JONAS, Assrsipz,
Sorenest ig tie EsHss, Tie DolsrssI
Pain in lac Limbs. Chill Fever,
Cholera MarhBs. AEss Caka,
ID seutery, Heart gats,
DarThSes, Sore Throat,
Cramps sad SPIGsS. CsIaI, sts.
PAIN
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RAILWAYS READY REIIFF,

A FEW HOURS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

"In an article which we published
yesterday, We stated that Temperance
gentleman in this town was making
strenuous efiorts to be appointed Ager,
for the sale Of liquor under the law. We
alluded to DR.. Wood and our remarks
were made in cons, qucnoe Of the re.
por, to that cffec, which had been cur.
rently circulated in the streets Tor two
days past. DR.. Wood informs us that
he has made no effort Tor the Office and
tha, he is not a candidate for il, at pre-
sent, - although circumstances mny in.
duee him 10 change his mind We de-
sire 10 do justice TO all, and cheerfulIy
make this announcement. We know
not whs, gave rise to the report, but il
was in general circulation, and was
generally relied upon az correct. We
must add, in this connection, that if DR..
Wood was strongly urged to tuke the
Office, We rather think that he could be
persuaded TO do %, -however, we r,oy
Sosrtiy be ristates. 4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

GIVE learn that one Of the most Of.
6cious and offensive ultra Temperance
men, in this town, is exceedingly anx.
ious to be appointed agent, under the
Maine Law, for the sale Of liquor, 80
tar as il 10 allowed to be sold by the
law. We trust. most sincerely, tha, the
wishes Of this individual will not be graft
iied. He 10 Il mongrel in politics and
morality, and his avaricious cupidi,y, in
this respect clearly reveals the extent
Of his sincerity in his Temperance pro.
fessions. lie is very desirous TO sell all
the liquor which the law allows In be
sold, and thus pocket the profits on what
he pretends TO consider crime, and 10
morally opposed 10. We do not know
what steps will ye, be taken in regard
TO this matter, in Newport; i, 10 q ques-
tion oi vial importance 10 the prosperi.
~ Of the place, and it requires calm
and deliberate consideration. and firm
and unwaverlng action. At The June
Town Meeting, let US elec, a Council
compos. Of firm and reliable men, who
are not squeumish in regard to threats
on the part Of raj id fanatics and pre-
tended relormers, whose minds are
uncvcnly balanced ; VIC want men Of
character, Grmncss and honesty, who
will guard the interests OF Newport, aId
whv will scrupulosly sec ,ha, nc. schemes
are successful, which will injure her
prosperity, or blast sha, little business
Is now transacted here. Citizens Of
Newport, the welfare OF your beloved
town is in danger, and i, bchooves you
TO arouse TO NJ zion, deliberate, respect
ful and firm action, in regard 10 this all
important matter. We are not advising
any one TO violate. the Maine Law, or
any other lsw bu, we do urge you 10
act as unitcdly as possible, in this busi.
ness and, after calm reflection. 10 ar
rive ut some conclusion in regard TO
your future proceeding, which shall ul'
innate for the continued welfare OF old
Newport, whose prosperity we deeply
cherish q, heart, and whose interests
we intend 20 stand by ond prc,ec, 10 the
last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

Frrz3.kALp's Cry lrsM.-This beau
niul and valuable weekly journal comes
~ us greatly improved, having been
much enlarged and furnished with new
nnd "h giant type and printed on fire
white paper. We Ln"w OF 10 PAPER d..
voted to literature and general intelli-
sencs. lhal is superior 10 this, IN the
a,mvun,. variety. aud genera, excellence
Of its contents. The contents and az
p-arince Of he number before us 10 Of
the most beautiful character a fully
sus,nlns the high reputation oi the pre-
sious lssu-s. B,sidrs containing sever
nj complete stories and sketches, origi
nal po. n,s editorial melange, etc, it is
euliv,nrd with interesting Letters and
miscellany. calculated TO please aud in
sruct the reader.
Judging iio'n the previous numbers o'
this Journal and from the high repuia-
Uor of i,s Editors, Thomas FITZGERALD,
Esq, ani Charles NJ. Webb, Esq we
have f.l confidence that il will continue
~ he ably and judicIousIy conducted,
aud that its columns will contain valua.
be and interesting matter which viii
r,nhiy reward petusai.
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portital.
TO MARY.

TO MARY.
III had though, thou could'H have died.
might not weep Coz ,Ase;
But ] forgot, when BY Thy side,
That thou couId'st mortal be;
Il us'er through my mind hsd pss'ed
The time would e'er he o'sr.
That on thee should look my last,
And thou should'M smile no more.
Aud still upon that face look
And think twill emile agnln;
And still the thought cannot brooA
ThatI must look in vain;
But when I speak thou dost not cay
wha, thou ne'cr lcft'st unsaid;
And then feel, as we'll ! may.
Dear Mary. thou art dead.
lf thou could'H stay even ~ thou art.
All cold and all serene,
s,ill might press thy silent heart.
And where the smiles have bscn;
While even thy chill. bleak corse I have.
Thou seemeH still mine own.
Blu, as lay thee in thy grave.
feel that I'm alone
do net think. where'sr thou art.
Thou hast forgotten me,
And I, pei hsp,, may 'oo,he this heart.
In thinking, too, OF thee;
Yet there was round thee such dawn
o. light ne'er seen before,
AZ fancy never could have drawn.
Aad never can restore.
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Nrw ioRK Mny-H.

ANslvEasAR,ss.-r..c religions hn,i.
versaries in this city commenced to day
CArnoL,o Cousc,L,---A, the -Na.inral
Council oi Catholics, now In session at
Baltimore, there are 20 Ei'hops and D
Archbishops, besides a great number OF
clergymen. The first days services
were public, and took place yesterday,
Bishop Hughes, OF New York, preach
ing a powerful discourse on the occa'
sion The second public council will
be on Thursday, on which occasion thu
Right Rev. DR.. Spauding will preach.
The third will be on Sunday week,
when it is expected Bishop Fitzpatrick
will preach.
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Congress.
WASHINGTON, May Z.

NAshiSStVN, Moy q.
SENArr.-M Mr.. Hunter moved to pest
pone the consideration oE private bills
inr the purpose Of taking up the de-
ticmncy hll.
MIR. Borand spoke against IL. Final
ly MIR. Hunters mot OH was carried by
u 10 l9.
The usual morning business was Iken
proceeded with.
The hill granting the right oi way
and land = the Mobile and Girard Rail-
road was amended conformnbiy 10 the
Others, and was then ordered TO be en-
crossed.
Mr.. Badger offered re.oIution
changing the standing rules Of the SEN
ate. Debated al some length.
HoUsE.-Mr. Stanton. Of Kentucky,
reported that Boyd & Hamilton had in
no instance complied with their con-
tract, and that the printing committee
| had contracted with Donelson & Arm
strong, and Gideon e. Co., Tor what
Hamilton could not execute.
He explained the grounds Of action.
The House having instructed the con-
mit,cc to let on, the printing TO The low
est bidder, they reported that il wns He
gal, and that they cannot comply with
the requirements.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
SEsArE.-Mr. Mallory ofereda reso:
luton of inquiry as TO whether any Span.
iards had sustained loss or damage n
Louisiana from the Cuban outbreak, and
ss to the expedency o. ndemniiying
them.
Mr.. NJ. explained his resolution, and
advocated full indemnity.
The resolution was adopted.
HousE.-Mr. Cullen asked The COLI
sent OF the House for the introduction OF
a resolution as TO the expcdiency Of pur.
chasing Mount Vernon tor the public
use. Objected to.
Mr.. McMuIlen moved that the House
90 into committee Of the whole on the
/ homestead bill.
The yeas and nays we're taken, but
no quorum voting, Mr.. Stephens, ga,
moved n call Of the House.
Motion agreed to, and the yeas and
nays were ordered
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

TRxMEsDous SrusN IN CLEVELAND
Onlo.--On Friday, April 30th abou, 3
Z. NJ. u tremendous storm broke upon
Cleveland Ohio. Il began with rain,
which tell in torrents Tor about half an
hour. This was followed, after an
hours interval, by hail, as large as hick-
oiy nuts, for quarter Of All hour, break
ing SKY lights aud windows in grea,
numbers, and doing much damage TO
hot houses. Ia the evening, about8 o.
clock, il began TO rain again, aud pour
cd down until midnight, flooding the
streets, filings cellars, washing away
railroad embai kmcn,s and doing other
damage. During The storm new brick
DIV, lIIng-house was struck by lightning
and torn 10 fragments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

~ The Wing City Convention, in
Providence, has nominated the following
ticket:
For Mayor, Amos G. Bars,ow.
For Aldermen, Edward p. Knowles,
Varnum J. Bates. George w. Hall,
George s. Ralhbone, Samuel James,
Joseph S. Gilmore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

Premature Burial The Albany RI
gis,er, in the course Of an article on this
subject, relates the following instance
of which the editor was perfectly cogni-
Ssnt -
Some years ago, We were perfectly
sognixani 10 an occurrence OF this kind.
which war OF the most heart-rehding
character. The w.e Of @ gentleman
wss taken suddenly III in church, and
was carried 10 her home in a state OF
syneope. Ia n few hours she partially
recovered, bui Immediately iclapsed and
never again showed any signs OF con-
sciousne's. She lay in this condition
nearly two days; battling The skill Of the
physicians, and then, as il was thought
and 40 there was almost every renson to
believe, died. No signs Of breathing
could be detected, the Limbs became
rigid and cold, and the eyes remained
open with the fixed and CLASSY stare OF
death I; BUT there rds no change in the
color o, the skin. This was the only
reason in the world ior surrosing that
dissolution had not taken place. The
poor bereaved husband, almost frantic
u, the loss Of the y,ung AMI beautiful
wife whom he almo idolized, clung
with desperation TO the hope Iimncd IN
her face and long resisted the unanimous
decision OF the physicians, iha, che was
certainly dead. They told Lin wha, is
doubtless trne that it sometimes. though
ve'y rarely, happens, that there Is no
deterioration for days nnd even weeks
aiier dissolu' ion has taken place. But
s,lli lie resisted, and it was not until
three days had passed without the faint
est signal Of change or signs Of HE, tlai
h. finally gave up and suffered The
burial 10 take Lace. She was entombed
in vault. Months rassd. A GENE.
,ery having been laid, the hutband pur-
ei.a.rd and bcau'ifrd lot, erected an
elegant Monument in il, aud when nll
naS ready, sup, rlntended the removal
Of The body vi his wife from the vaul' TO
Hs fin resting place. When the vault
Was opened he remembered the circuu-
s'nnc.s oi her death, above detailed, and
q de.ire sud,'rLly seized him to orce
II ore behold the corpse. BY his dircc-
non ,n- coffin lid was removed. The
.. rcta'l" which pres. nied it.eliwas IN
e Lceisabiy horrible, tor it showed that
she had been buried ahre. She had
turned quite over upon her side, she
had cluich.d her nai!s into tie coffin
uniii Lr fingers bad blrd; ortions Of her
grave 'loihrs were 'orn, und in her
horrible s,ruyglss she had conlrivtd TO
garry her hand to her head, and Ind
Tucked from il mass Of halr, with por-
hons Of III. cap ,ha, tover,d il
The POOR man never rceor, rcd from
tie sli ock Of that awful spectacle. He
was borne away s,nsrlrss, and Tor the
r-s' oil his weary life was an utterly
broken ,ni miserable being.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

TIE AAwpokT NEws.-1his paper,
pub.lehrd at tie fashionable watering
place by Aiessrs. Crans,on & Norman.
will soon De looked To Tor intelligence OF
TIC ton, during the coming bathing sea-
son. We should like 10 see II receive a
good Phila"elphla Subscription. as il is
Hlwa. ably conducted. and possesses
peculiar interest when all tie wolll j
making it, summer journey to Newport
--Phitadei hia Sun
Col. Wallace accept our most defer.
satlal bow, and let US enjoy the pleas
ure fyour society in Newport this sum-
mer public opinion has already ack-
powIedgeL that you are the "handsom-
est man In America
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

eo-Why isa yt ung man hugginy his
sweetheart. like nn epicure who permits
his wine TO leak away 7 Why, because
he is udisting that which he loves. The
author ofthis was sent to the Pcniten.
tiary on Thursday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

g. A country editor somewhere or
other, has lately expressed himself in
the following bold ard fearless manner +:
The principles Of ny party are rs pro-
gressive as the eternal rock of Gibral-
tar
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

c." Once upon a time" a man met
an old woman in England town, driving
several asses "Ajieu, mother Of asses I"
said he, " Adieu my son :" was the old
woman's reply.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

TYObadiah thinks the tree Of
knowledge" was the birch tree, the
twigs of which have done more 10 make
man acquainted with arithmetic then all
the other members Of the vegetable
Kingdom combined.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13
HAnRlsRuLo, Pa. May 8.

HAkRlsBuLo, Pa, May ..
Three boilers OF The stationary engine
at plane No. =, OH the All.ghany and
Portage rail road. few miles from Hul'
lidaysburg, exploded yesterday, with a
fearful report, killing three p, rsons
named Owen Riley, Mathew Pearce
and Felix Hamilton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13
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BALrlMoRE, May 8.
The bin relative 10 bridging tie Sus.
Quehanna has been made the order of
the day IN the Maryland Legislature Tor
Thvrsdny.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

% Hon Elisha Il. PJth 2 has been re-
appointed School Commissioner, AID
pfrn,5 By the Ser ns.