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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-08
HERE YOUR REM EDY.
HOLLOWAY OINTMENT

II tiNJlioN Al = VIM Mf.N
Il xuFC HIRACULOrs CI2EOF BAD IECP
\ AFTER - YEARS sIFFIRIhG-
n Err 7cf ofa L'tfr Dsm Nr. "Uihroi G1LfD. ~
II 10 -. bpgs SDskt, 8ts@o0ti. dat hey l5,b.
roProfessor HOLLOWAY,
/ Era the axe at wy wife tvfo s uoSq D
II eaught villef cu4J, Vh,rh ssttlc n her Logs and
ever since taai nuso, tuey haes b<cn mo,e or lees
/ sore. and greatly nasmed. Iisr aTcu,ts ~er. da
tracing, and iaf months tusethcf shc der riveO
7 6tr'5 aud sleep. Every rcnadv ihat medical men
Av,seJ tfird. but Na0at pif,rt; hsr hesiih suf
frfr rsrt,lv a,lJ tic stl;r 90 net irls WAS srrt.
. fsd u'te rcn6 yoNf Advertisements. ard visea
hft 90 tTy yuCt ,iil. ami 0utinsnt, and, MS la,t
r'-IHfce rfter "a hrf Tciu,dg had Trov.d ts.
Iss- she c@p~~uted to ia ~. sAe commercial .,x
vr''sf ago, and, siSarte Y" Felai1 ie VOW Ia good
heHth. l'et ,ess a.c paihless, wisou seam ar ~lar
aIl Aef sleep sOiitA ana puristur,d so4id sou
haXe .Suua sire aun.rirys Il inN ~ic uursg tht.
'a~f a. yesrs sud them vith t,r present. "a
otslT "a ~ health, ~o,id indeed fred deg9ted IA
hnsna been he aeans "f.o greatly oileSia'ing ,be
suarflnss ai irilnH-rrss'nS:
A PERSON 20 YEARS oF AGE CJiREn Or 4.
$40 IEG, oF THIRTY YEARS srAAplNE
cspg of LeHsr J.S. Me, ''SH'an Abts. Bpjiaer
ts6 Nas *.sS, IS5l-
To rroScssot NeLIcp.y.
''t L srGs ID h, p-ro4 al Snlrty years from a
eso lrt yte r-ss NJ thress different sct,ute
I" sss. "sls; psu.Ct5 bN s-roiutic syafs,sIs,
ni p-co,rts sa variety c't'e1iarHi suyce N--4,N
at'''rl a'e "'tsi asH wy s'en toSd ll''N She F9
mus % shat"E7ca Nss, sr 'sFss*i,hlu S4iw 1fFd
pm, yvoT irs oiUussn ~ ectt r,s,lpi,r,
rr Isl 90 semy 5rre Shas k'v who h,~ n,a :. itne.
srd 7st'sJ cl"ir 'b- fSCs
sisz<d.b wlll1AM ANS
1be truth oisms s,stc rre1H cqr " verified =, NJ
" a. HNRlab- Chems', l3, MARIE ,1rect lioa
cr,HGh
UgEA DFI1. HAp rRTNsV GIRgrix
ON MONTH
TT1vrrf MA L'rfr5 1a, Gc Fr,dyrfrs 7,,y,.y,, a.
n"|r's, ha"i, ast"i Lstt'.a@g lSGi, i55l
RtsR sra,--Me vyile mad sistxod srom Dad
hr"t>r Dor nrE" 7arl ~ mwalt, ,ad during 1hc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-08

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of SdHf5rd Cei1a one ~
the oldest aud most reep"cts," physcans, "ss hac''ri
ilh io tomEaiBi many yratk, ana was pcggcdg eE'.d
bg a.iag RRANT"S PURIFYING EXTRACT We could
name Hundreds of otber casrs, MISC cured.
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DySpgPSll, SOuR STOMlCH CuBE1

AGINTF-C. {. Itspc. N,uypt--
s DrisroU, Wuuu--J. ;. Uourlss, Diisti
r. o. pioWr. Past Gi,,rWi,l- l-. .. Isln, Mi
ick-- Brlrcs b SPENCE, Nmhiret'n Wage z
s. Ta,tur. kiugsu'i---. Arth, lisiCHt lr
Iyuris-N. =. Palmer & Co, Nsst'il, ,- lulg
" icl lford--l. NJ. Ao'lor, Fai Eher-J /
Nuthoay, WestDpu and ~ NepIsI ant
sDfugg,sts feue'ally.
~ c,de,o msstl~ adjr.,,i "a wulI.s
Co, coI BfoalpaY, Nct Yuk.
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CHANGE OE LEE,
Dyspepsia-Scur Stomach

from ~ giyl 0r tcsGrH. hU3 t.r az n1ds
iig exc cl.c dsyf1dteJ ,u o." ol"r s,tdndHy sun
prrsd prevent II ~. fl disc'Iss tat h0queat
ly ari-r in consequence uf sue, ahdi,,r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-08

trc1-c LciHe uf II med cal, crru,ve matter
u H. and, cop.qucnre, crVs difngs, IN iacl i1s
hg.s, than bottle al any oil er mudchc.
If, then ioi2e of BRANTS PURIFIER will cur~
rom TIMES ,norc dsGasc un GDsEc ot Sysifa';<
Ia" BHANTpS PURIFIER" would is ss otcnp a. Jos,
doliISs ho'ile, HrSGJ-rla nj dbfU, But RsAsrs
PURIFIER IL sold Tor only ONE DOLLAR bot,l.i spd
bUi,le ui u has cured aud s tdi.aLc of currg, fptN
TIMES a. tvc hs.ase "a bite of S,1sdr1 1hi there
FIRE, sdssrHre B cn=,urH-' III lis trss power aud isss
iuodca efficiency, should he sod a. nioss than fecay
sre ern.s l-s 6oule, 10 be cheap the PURIFIER NJ
On. ,Liiar
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-08
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

s11 iediciHe IN crerg rc1n' and teIe nm,nhsn
moot IN . reat en- :. effected ha OAE BOTTLE ef coe
3a'r- -rv~ rtlfrr hrnn- Nir'sr. and rnod'oh po're
''an hrJe i contained IN FDUf BOTTLES 81 any SafA..
ypyiT or ny other med Il Ar. TIM LAs lsen udrcs
fT sale Tt'r is Vfdolhtj lrtvf m sur pnmpil'1s' un
~ flr' of This grcnl Indian Patf, ihey a wee pt.
iSG y-i 5iE--hey that LAME ant CNlfPLFJ
can now WALK--ii.ey that Vcr' SICK, SCEOFIlAlh
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"A ~ tfap, during q, upl o, more than
S.Ss MA Js6ntp- me Vans fall, nain-
80 "a" ",aiaoi tire high repwmiou
essYs Nhhh il has aoprovltor Con-
"A ! .e.. ~'aiE sUhPTINE COnPIAlNys, alh
-, 'usy all DIshssEs u 'be LUNGS,
Ef3e Ef3e:tstsSsfAs,--63nRoAg and CHEST. II has
',e,n oeei n,,N 1solHS,S greater success bu,
srs ortrr nucl' knowu, and phys,ciaos sbo have
had sH rSYortunity ol witnessing iss highly sahl-
sIy fleets, recommend II % n safe AID very rti-
acious madie eq"ai. IL NOT superior, 20 anf
c'hyg prescription ivy the above "Quipiaints with
,u iber kbowadge. The Sasis .! thls medicine
wa private recipe ofS dIstip InIthed ply sicl90
az one oi tke aei,hboriug StaieE, agi vas pre-
sersed by sp Individual 10 whom II gave ihe most
sstonlBsug tcilt. g. Is composed o. vegetables,
asd y used according to directions, mu, b. per
iectiy saie.
Prom Mssrs. ARas 8. Co., M9clants, C,ncn-
an - "fhpsc per.OnF who have ur'cJ lhe Veg
eiable Pulmonary BaIs2m, uniformly speak Of il
as Fiiuikis nedjeiue. aad FROM The quantity
sol ], Notwithstanding the snieiOns other p,rpt-
Tit,oRs, used for similar COMPLAINTS We consider
IL Gr,, an ihr lls1.
Respectfully, Sc. ALLEN X CO."
The Editor Vfibc Seneca EaHs C0agiey sals,-
We hare kld ccr,ubpn to witness The good ,i.
icct o. the Vegetable Pulmonary lial-ai1 ia our
family, ~ c,tc N n NoDng ladN Hbu hJs been en-
tIIry cured gt Cos sUNPTluE by the use Of IT,,
Gu Jlsp ~ fefere coughs and colds, aud cheerful
y bear tc,tlU!uR; TO Is bcIug safe, Convenient,
zud very ehcasious medicine in c,lses OF ihat d.
scrip ipli. II tOprg,y.
4 tttgAtu1n iipr ihiiad<.l, hia ViIycs, 1iai
be has leeU sn the htDit OF u,'rs the t,gai, ble
l3,mOpauy Bal~Iu ir biuls,ii and LtluIy, lur the
last jhrf' ca lcarss ald !isp OF recommending lt
L. his jricnde and coneldfrs At ap lnrnuaLIe
remedy ipr 9ll pglHjoptrl Complaints
forbc Lax iisc tcus ol niS pta,tce 1 have
bad lhe Satisfaction to HItr~ss the leu"fcial a.
COTS O, he Vegetable lsluOIa,y Bais,ni an tu1hS-
c2."s pl obstinat" cough, and 'lhcr al. s.ipplrs a
Jke hugs ! Wogld thenloye confdenth tccpn-
Megd H. use in ia compLluIs ol the cisst, be-
ng equal, II npi superior. 10 any other ncdIcAte
aIlhja ury kao0 h7lge
iewp,iri, ~ u
truman ADELl. " D.''
il-y- BEWAEt Df COUNT LkEEIJS
6hB INVITATIONS sph as CARTkK's
toNrGnNp pgLSoNAsY RALs&n, AMERICAN
PILNoEbRp BkLsAn, aud others, ia pan.
bearing The namei EuquiiG for the arricr by
st. Whole aan,a, the
"pEGtTABLE PULMONARY BAlSAM,"
esd ~se .hAi f has the NritPH oigIJtue of VI ~.
Jos'N CCJLEu upoo 4 ,viint, laisi, rs, lhe d ye
wrappers. EAek bns'ir aud seal IS stamped
'tE"s' ,bJe P,d,yop4,y lIa$,s,ul.''
trep0mg o, hEEii, EDii.ER * CO, In
pprocrs aud Wholesale Dc.isrs iH Medicines
paldts, Cbrm',1is aa{ i),a Stulis, 32 tmlia
suos1, Bosom, aud tobi hA bneglsis, Apptho-
esri~s aGl Cs'er'rt Ns.rrhdpt. .,,rr2.li, 20,
palticElars and tccoWinr IJal1ons, See "A patnphct
9ruuu,,an,s sH. csch bot, !. --prirc - r.uts. Eo,
sale sg Me- pa4s lA UALAhD * IASN ELL,
ard j. j. IAALDh. no
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF fAe SYSTEM !

rr 4 HOiTSTANDfR. rwrchan. OteriiS. Ior,an Ca.
oitp wrote December H. 3iB and amer having stated how
ne charnl ihu PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
the cure nC HE wis runsunplIvc cough! suid :" have
p,rsonalv us,'d BRIN1'S PURIFYING FN1RiCT
t- general drhuy uf ny system and have hesitation
10 SAYING thai The hest medicine to RESTORE aud ~.
ytoRa arr rRE SYSTEM hHt have "vcruscd In crc'p IN
.,nee wi,ere we have sold ERANTS MEDICINES, hey
pyor.i 9J c6eacV, ad g't the Btst sATistAcrioSp
SALT RH SuM,
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V. B. PALMER, the American NewsIrpe
hgen, is tIe authorized Aseat Tor the Daily
News and and ,erai oi,be Times IN the cities o
Bostoa, New York and phiadel phia, and is duh
empowered So take advertisements sad sobstrir-
udus al the rates req,ired 10y MS His receps
wii he regarded as payments, His offices ar,----
Bostpa, Sooiiay's Bniding, Covit stree, Nea
York, Fribsae IBaiid,ng, Phioh'ilihia, North
west cccacr Sf Third ard C5lesgna strrcls
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A LDIN's ~ a 7shi.r r,1,ag-s 81 tar--.
= ~ Wa a TAElplrS.
II
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>. NJ, TTENGILL n CO., Newspa.
gSS Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Stteet,
Boston, are Agents ior its Newport Daily News.
and ,be Herald oG me Tiucs, and afe authorized
10 .sl,e Advertisements and Subscriptions aI
the same rates as are required AT this Office.
Their receipts are regarded a. payments.
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TIE GREAt REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, COLES AND CONSUMP71ON
The VF(;EpABiE pI Jhf

The VEGETABLE PLLhD
NARY nALSAM is probably
ai,hm', a parailel IN having,
during e, unl ol more than
Js~ty- me Vans hll> main-
,aispd tire high rcpugHiou
Nh6h ii has aopIired'or Con-
sUhPTiN COnPLAlNJs, a,h
',il DIsLssEs o{ sbe iuNGs,
1uR8Ag ana CHEST. IL has
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One Dollars Worth Z!

How rnucIl ChNCFR-how much SYPHIIiS-how
much SIROEULA-Will d'Ri,i.'s rorh. of BR.iN7's
PURIFIER cu- Read the following statement, WHICH
/. Il sp~cinlln Of lts ,lUwcr:-
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IIundyeds--Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest;

no Leyr us' d bRiNT'S ptRiFltR, after havins nsed
tested ihe Si,tSrsyiiids uHd oilpr medicines
nded W core L!0Od discAses law, decded t!a!
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scROF uLA.

n tAsvraas, Of crrrs Of ScyQfdd, Cdv'cr,. Syp,. p
o, bapgte daases ~ tsr ffo5d-dnd The fEi EMALS
QfA NIFTY sash sas used of Mod,7Ac = $500 rnfs
sl'A dodsa D. any ffoef ~ he pHrU9-t1 rsTf"H rh@
No AeSi8r sab hos sgissd and eof rc'tS sa&s e'Fs-
glg.f rs "a. s..e fbgf.
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No. ill THAMES ST., Corner Of Frank ST.,
THIS we'll known establishment again presents
is claims TO your attention. The proprietor is
now prepared 10 show every kidd Of fashionable
Goods for Fall aud Winter uear.--Ihe widely
spread reputation Ofthe
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INTERNAL ULCERS.

,nd all impure foc 5i,,rscs.of Ae eaGGD, are tlwsy
red by RRjNT'S EfTH fC7.
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GEO. w. WARREN, Il CO,
MANIEEsT OF STOCK,

For distribu,iou, which gives the localities oi
different Departments aud the principal. Article.
in each, with lev items ufintcrest 10 all Who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-11
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO THs METROPOLIS

Arrangements for his Reception.
We learn from Alderman Blsey that the
for the reception of President Pierce will be completed
tomorrow afternoon, and the programme published in
the newspapers Of Wednesday
1t is not yet known whether the f emen of the city
will turn out on the occasion, whether any Of the
civic societies will join in the procession. According to
the following oydsrs the military be out full
force
FIRST DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
DIVISION ORDERS.
NEW YORK July o. 1853
The Division will parade Thursday the 14th instant
for the purpose of receiving being reviewed by
President Of the United States.
The Division line will be formed upon the Battery with
the right on Whitehall street at O'Clock precisely
Brig. Gen. Morris will direct the Presidents salute of
twenty guns to be fred upon the landing of the Pre-
sdent by detachment of the Second Brigade under the
Com mand Of Colonel Yates
Brig. Gen Hall will direct squadron of Horse to re
port to the Division Inspector for special duty upon the
Battery at half past o'clock precisely.
Brig Gen. Spicer will d ect Troop Of Horse to the
Division Inspector upon the Battery, quarter before
9o'clock
Brig Gen. Even will detail Company d Infantry for
special dutv to report to the Division Inspector for
deIs, at O'Clock precisely.
The Battery is hereby designated the Par ,de Ground
OF The Division, upon ths 14th instant from O'Clock A.
M until The Division has lett the ground. The line of
aIch will be Whitehall street ands Broadway the
sixth avenue and up the sixth avenne to the Crystal
Palace.
The Division staff viii assemble at the quarters of the
Major General at O'Clock, A. ". By order of
CHARLES W. SANDFORD,
Major General Commanding.
c. Il. SANFORD, Div. Q N. and Acting Div. Inspector
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SECOND BRIGADE NEW YORK STATE MILITIA,
BRIGADE ORDERS.

New YORK. July o. 1853
In compliance with the above Division ORDERS the Br
gade will parade on Thursday next l4th instant for the
purpose of receiving General Fl ankn Pierce the Pres
dent of the United States, with military honors The
line will bs formed the Battery past o'clock
A. NJ The National Salute will be fred BY the Fourth
Regiment as directed by the Major General. Colonel
Yates viii make requision for the ,sAry ammun
ton
The Brigade Staff win report to Colonel Warner for
duty, on the Battery, at 81 O'Clock, A NJ,
The Brigade orders of the 7th July detailing Court
Martial of which Colonel Peers President hereby
countermanded. BY order of
GEORGE P. NORRIS
Brgadisr General Commanding
RoBr II BoYD. Acting Brigade Major and Inspector.
The President will be received at the Battery at 8
O'Clock Thursday morning and review the troops The
procession will then form and move up Broadway to
Forty street. and thence the Crystal Palace 1t
is expected that the President will reach the palace
fore oclock-the hour appointed for its opening.
Societies the hremen, and all Others who wish to join
in the procession to notify the committee to that
effect as we by advertisement. at room No. L.
City Hall, to day and tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-11

The Board of Managers held their regular fmonthly
meeting at the Bible House p As.or place. Thursday
the 7th instant Hon Luther Bradish 10 the Chair
assisted by Dr. Thomas Cook, Wm. d. Crosby, Esq and
Francis Hall. Esq, Vice Presidents
Fourteen new auxiIlaries recognised; tnree in
Indiana three in Arksnsas. four In Texas, aud one Ia
each Of the States OF Ohio Illinois, Mississippi and Ten
pessee.
Letters were read from Paris, to introduce Rev. Dr.
GIaudpierre director of the mission establishment in
that city visit to this country aud from Bonn
bay in eferef the version of the Scriptures in
the Marethi language. Letters also read from
hsme.
Grants of books were maze In German, Danish, and
Spsnish. Special grants made for Canada TO the
Society for the Relief of Destitute Children to The Anne
rcsn and Foreign Christian Union; to the Prot. Eps
Sesmans Society; 10 the u s. Ship lexington; to the
Valparaiso.
Measures were taken to procure supply Of Boneman
Scriptures and prepare plates for publishing the Gospel
Of ST. John and the Book OF Acts sepsra ely Spanish
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Superior CoHklev.
Before chief JustiGT AND IAII uNDER
oRTANw DECISION on s.


IMPORTANT DECISION on s.
THE co Jr and Aronif Petlefis'
July 9-Lsenry j. Ope7rpfec cover cerres mmeys, hna
This is ap action brought for the pianaiis oy tue de-
and received As Is alsht ia that besili, Fna upon
f.ndsnt as their defendant was aneses, on tbe
the sthdsyits thshe money to the aaDunpl slo, ooV
ground that ne bfducary capacity, Or W paainsus
as trustee OF Ing the case within tss m'ans .; tne
aid 20 as tpas to arrest and bail Tie nvits oi the
code q iset up that he principal anes plan~s
ae'ehoDaeents, and a contract In Vii :, sas'a.n
sseilegaton, and that he mad fr0sl tlu ,.,, ~ bui
.nSd yestels his own account, ior h,s =.
gcket IiLe which hs originated, ana WE sou as W
him; that for such purpose and prrsua ~ ~ ~ ~ oou
tract the plaintiffs he'd advanced certeifh ilfharssa-
10 hin Mhins u e " nan,m;ssioa olive per cent
nrge, amoup,' ~. IA r.i,nhnrsadsm the whole
nsrson, sno snas ~ ornt compaSely for which
sum, c1cVp. %,. % - tha vesset purchased by
him. The whols matter came up oT Jnstics casIou
the order of arrest, upon ~hicn v "a - y 10y
held that from the papers beiore concIs;~s .oss s
ELECTED therefro ON he had come 70 sbo .Iai..n o. u
the defendant was the principal Ia. fs h1s nas
atents, tnne sso sns mnnsv mot for other ser.
De mercy 81. ss...nus and thers void and that in
vices, aisc was S S.so,h II }howA that the DE-
dspesoshsy % ss .a fc, sra yer to tha PLAINTIFF
ienoant WAS " soo ,ns Co.. fref fnd passage money
once = usy uo o.o-sr, ,naf contract, and not
on account, W. n On..s an} therefore the order
q trust between sne PALE, as "a nSafrsed.
Of arrest must be vacated ana
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The Portsmouth Celebration.
New YORK, July Q 1

NEW iUKKi July ., IoJo
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
sIR-Allow me to correct slight wh:h fnd
in your valuable paper of this week. Your able reporter
has given faithful and exceedingly interesting account
Of the Fourth in Portsmouth, and in only two
instances has he failed in giving names, &C., very
recty. He speaks of Mr. 7. j. Coburn, tss gentleman
who provided the collation. the landlord also Of the
Rockingham House. Permit me to say that the proprie
tor of the above hotel is Major Samuel A, Coburn,
elder brother Of the other gentleman Mr.. Thomas j.
Coburn is private citizen in Portsmouth, having
lett the Franklin Hotel, in Lawrence some two years
since
Expressing my admiration of your every day more vau
able journal, remain with respect,
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Our Liverpool oopresronden,e.

rxt1iANcx LIVERPOOL. \
70. WEDNESDAY June 40, 1856 (
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me AuAnte sans TO day, and having few minutes n
spare mke pen in hand to give you few Of tho .t.,t
nens nAmo'sa me nst little to see the rush m.ds
for the HERALD upon the arrival of tn Ia,
New Yok, and our vas fairly Ao..;..a - -
wAh you would have extra edition ,truoa o ~.
We shall be able to supply the demand.
Inc Atlantic takes out about l2oO sous ma. .ur.. -
s0ooS ana some one hundred and fy passenger. .us.
wnom Mr s. G. Massstt late Of tia x.rv,,;Il. H.,.,s
o.A@nA who has been in Europe for the Is. - ms.,s
r one Of your os papers undsr tbs a..
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Over this, fronting Thirty fourth street, was
Largo sign IS follows
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Picture Of Huge Als ater. which an Indian, q
on HORSEBACK, had succseced in iassony
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OA the sixth avenue side was the following sign
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Picture Of large Alligator, which had torn tn,
hesh OF wild horse with its fangs, while it wa.
o escaping amidst streams OF blood Q
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In Sixth avenue, between Thirts fourth and Thirty
third stree ts there the sign OK with
the following inscription =
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"A red picture OF Mammoth Ok with its weight 0
$500 pounds, in immense figures o
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And so ends our story and the views of the world out
side Of the falace which, for variety wonder spleudor
OF designs and aptaess Of arrangements, throw Bar
numism into the shade His pictures outside his museum
whether OF BIRDS, beasts, bearded women ermaids
wooly horses whales and horses monkeys and
condas, bear no arson to the brilliant rainbow tnts
Of the living crocodile, the savage alligator mammoth
iheep and oxen exhibited around and in the vicinity
the Crystal Palace 1t is school in which Barnum and
his future followers may learn important lessons and
start atresh in the field Of adventure.
This is great country.