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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
FRENCHJANGUAGE.

MR.. I.UCIEN OUDIN, a native Of Paris,
Nl and graduate Of the University Of France.
continues to give instruction in French IN town,
or at his residence, IL Fair Street. Thankful for
the constant encouragement he has met with, ,u-
ring these two years, he will endeavour to de-
serve the public favor, and strive to render his
lessons more and moro profitable to his scholars.
References
Rev. DR.. Choules, S. n vernoa. Esq.
Gov. Gibbs, Gov. Lawrence,
DIR. Dunn, Mr.. Gouraud, Vice Con.
sui Of France. B. Il. Rhoades, Eco,
all 3n 3taw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
STEAM, STEAM, NOT Gas,
SUMNER HATS
,oipln,,krT PINS

NOR hau nc d,ag~tro,yJr, NarU,N ~ nss
II patterns al.a lad,cs' Cua Pms, CN''cl,iw.s,
Ew Rings and lipops, hngrt Rings, Vat W,r.,
Sc, ths day wcs,vcd and hr s,le b,
MA n n. TiSuNi.E \ son,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
uAMsANp BgEP

M tho heat quality and Inv p'"s., 'nn' always
" h. hrnd Nt the Ci,y 6'sr.fi, ftrs ,"wf
m9a n. ~, YOUNG,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

DOBINSt NJ Patent BARLEY, highly esteemed
~ ia England and America, for man, years, -
"A nutrcious e,od for Infants, and invalhs .. for
making Barley Water Tor the SICK chandler, Gin.
el and d,licioES and nu,rlii,us r,dding ipr con
valesccnis, lust reed uf the irpoi'ng ag, nts. by
HAZARD & CASWElI.,
Apoihccnrirs' Hall Washiu, ton 50, and Vail
of Pharmacy. )mS'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
CURTAIN MuSLINS

Nthl AIN MtSIINS,
II LAWToN 4 BROTHERS will open this
l. morning "a large assortment of Curtain Mus
Inns, including Floss Worked aud Tamborcd. 4
various qualities, from low priced to those of ri,
and elegant designs; also, Bu0 and " mtc Shade
Linens Of different widths, Rich Gill Corniccs,
Curtain Bands and llools. MIA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
CADY,S MARKET.
INTELLIGENCE OEFICE.

THE subscriber would inform the public that
i he ha. opened an Intelligence ohc, ut his
Emigration Office, No. y Washington square
~hers those wishing hello Of any Mud viii always
rc, such a. they like; ani toe. who want s'tu'
s,ions ofany occupation would do well TO call'
m2s sm JOHN u, bNRNE,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
BELLEVUE HOUSE, NEWPORT.

BELLEVUE HOUSE, NEWPORT.
THE subscriber RESI- cctfuv informs his
friends aud the public that his well known estab-
hshmcnt, having been put N most thorough or
der. will be open Tor The reception Of visitors on
the FIRST day Of May. No pains will I've sp red
to give entire satisfaction TO all his guests.
Members of the General Assembly will find the
Bellevue House "A very agreeable and convenient
House to stop at during the May and June S.s-
siens. u2
WILLIAM w HAZARD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
LILY POND
ICE.

THE Subscriber having oliained'a good surply
i of Ice, would inform his PATRONS and tbs
public in general, that he is now ready to make
contracts to supply lem with Ice from pure
Spring water; those wishing lce the coming SEA-
son, will please call on The suhscriltr nj the lee
Depot l75 Thames Street, corner Market Square
Hotels, Families aud Stores ST. pIitd by the sea-
son, on rcasonal'Icicrms.
m2O JOHN l.. CRANSTON, Ag, ~.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
Just received at 22 Broad ,t. by
CORNELL & DENNIS,
which are offered at Wholesale and retail, nj the
lowest prices.
Fresh Greene Teas, Hams,
do. Black Tens, Lard,
Stewart's Crusb'd SugarDried Beef,
do. Powdered SugarTongues,
do. Refined A Is & CHEERING,
do.Dlr, Salt
Granulated do. Table Salt.
Havana Brown do. Cheese,
Old Java Coffee, Butter,
Maracaibo do. Huls Soap,
81. Domingo do. Wards do.
Parched do. Excelsior do.
Ground do. Castle do.
New Orleans MoLIsscs, Fancy dc.
Havana do Sperm Candles,
Dried Apples, Adamantine Candles,
Prunes, Starch,
Raisins, Maccaroni,
Curranis, Vermicelli,
Citron, Tapioca,
Preserved Ginger, Sago,
Nutmegs, Pearl Barley,
Pure Ground Spices, Corn Starch,
Smoking Tobacco, Refined salcratus,
Chewing Tobacco, Cream Tartar,
Scotch Snuff, Soda,
Maccaboy Snuff, Jud's Baking Powder,
English Mustard, Frerch Chocolate,
Pepper Sauce. Bakers Cocoa,
Tomato Catsup, Arrow Root,
CCaapers, Wrapping PaIer.
Olive Oil, Rice,
Premium, Medium and rockcry,
Common Flour, Dollar Clocks
Cotton Flour in l.S, Ii, Shoes ard Boots,
x l-2 Bbl. Bags, Dry Goods, SC. j
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NOTICE

NbIlNf.
THE Subscriber gives notice That he has brcr
duly appointed Administrator in Rhode Island,
on the Estate of ELIZABETH FRFEBOnY
LITTLE wife of Ephraim Little, Of Galcna,
Illinois, deceased, inics,ate, au has given bond
to the Court oi Probate Tor the Town Of New
port ne the law directs. All persons hay,ng
cllims against s1id Estac are requested To pre-
sent them. and those indebted to make payment
To EDW ID. W. LAWTON, Admir-.
m2s in Rhode Island
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.

TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
A large assortment Of Pocket, Pen and Desk
"A Knives, Ivory, Bone, Horn and Cocoon Hunslei
Dinner aud Desert Knives and Forks.
Ivory Handle Dinner and Desert Knives. without
Forks Razors of the very best quality and II, amp
scissors OF all kinds and sizes Just received, at
A II. STEVENS
m23 I56 Thames a.
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ctoruGs pRyEps

ANOTHER 10, of Clothes Dryers, the very h,.i
IN ecntrivsnce that ever was Invented Tor drying 4
large qusntty ofclothes N small compass rvesiy
- thw A., ara trr ..is. " STEVENS
uns ~ vhsmsw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

SUMNER HATS JUS r RECEIVED.
THE largest and hest assortment of ssmrer
i Hats ever offered in this city. consisting of
Drab Beaver, White Brush h Plain kossuh
Hats, also Panama, Leghorn, Pedal. Canton,
Rutland, China Pearl, Canada, Sinnct, aud
Palmleafi Hats, of every dcseriptioa m low rs
can be found elsewhere. A large lot Of Painleal
Hats for sale by the doren. ilt Thames street,
m2s JACOB WEAVER.
P.S. Panama, Lcghorn, aud straw Hat.
cleaned and pressed in the best manner ns above.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
GARDEN rooLs

, I.,se ...cr,nltn, of Garden Tool. re,,i,cd M.
a d,v such ass a 2 ineh Trow,l Hoe, huteh Wee,
s,,,l Iron snd Wood Rsh,s, H,dfe shears, Ames
Rs, su.uty spades. rlor-l Rshss, fIcs Rsls. thn
J,,,,, c,,Isr r~o's w ss',,, Gr..s kriy,s, rtc~
w. ~ rrpvtNs
nss iN rh.we A.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

COx's Ps,cn, Sparkling Gsls,ipc, sroprer
" than isinglass, At a much es pT,cs, II
makes ir few minutes, tiTh, c,y sU' Aine ieliy,
and ,s With sll economical, Gross, IN
Packet. yiehiug Ia quarts u y"ly, just ~.
c,.,ed from the ,mpor,ins ag,n,, "
HAIARnS CASW Elt..
Apo,hecari.s Hall. sAA Hall of rharmsey.
,n2s nett door n Post Otice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

WOUND WAX TAPERS,
A beautiful article for sale b. II. YOUNG,
n Ill Thames Street, foot I'll Mary m26
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
STEAM MILL.

STEAM MILL.
THE subscriber, wish to call the attention oi
i ,her, friends and the public generally 10 their
Es,abl,.hmen, on Tanner ST., Where they Keep
on hand and are constantly making, Window
frames, ssshes, blinds. Doors. Fence Gaping.
and Mouldine-, cf every description, Planning and
Saving cf all kinds, such n. Jos,, Plank. Boards
and Clan boards. An work warranted.
Order. lrn With Me.sr.. fiuch n knss ~hl
"a" a., GIDEON LAwTuN d &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
wwC.tOZZENs A co

WIN. q. tOIIENS ~ w.,
UAvE ih, pleasure io ,n,crn their trends and
III Customers that they hav, 81 m eomp'.'ed
the rcln,Llins md enhre,ng nj their store 9 To
r,moy, lS,ck, and arc nov ready tn cSh,h, their
spring supply oi New and desirable goods, EN-.
hracine evesy variety N nry Goods, Carpc,'ngs,
aud Paper iiansiugs, 10 which hcy rsspce,lsll,
invite the ailen,ion oi purchasers, mo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
WILLIAM W. HAZARD.
TOURO STREET HOUSE,
NEWPORT. RI.

~
T>HESUBSCRlBER would inform his friends
i and the public that he has purchased the
above well known aud pleasantly situated estab.
lishnent, and having thoroughly renovated and
newly furnished il, intends making It one Of the
most desirable establishments Tor strangers visit
ing Newport. The House was opened Tor the
reception OF company on the llth of June, and
no efforts will be spared to give entire sHt'sfac-
ton to those who see Ct to give it their patron
age.
CHARLES DEvENs, Jr. Proprietor.
u4u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

, n. risDALE a son cs.r tof ssle me lsrr,.,
D. us-or,men, ci 80 hout snd hay, sqaste, Rouns
and Gothic patterns, ~ the lowest pr,sss svetV
Clssl warranted and delivered IN an, part ~ IN,
Tswn. ss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23

EOR sitT. s.ust bss, s'-'s' wv
II kssls kf.h, ssssfs "a, se'r 80 tus,
sd D siifsi siaas ns,. fssvss q
- 70 NHpNaftl Afv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-23
\ oRV,iNES rnis ~hsl.,'. ~ ,,,sa
IL a tafsi RJ.rAytoRN

,rAylos tEn- t,btt,i,i svssk ,s,s. ~
II s,seius sdshfH-s $50. ~HNtsi 80 rsssf "
ttss W nthstss 80 81 stttst ~ -
HAFNEn rssWf'f
a rtkNaff -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-19
FOR THE BOYS & GIRLS.
THE 81 ".

IN" sun : a ""'' Of immense >'%'. Inc
ear'N' Oh VIII" W. I''e ana novels ''r9'."".
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=,
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NUN ''' '"' I'll ''''''' INV sun
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"Pl"'> !" ''e o'''c' '""' We '"'''''' I'll "a!
T">' our Wv" ewes
ne H''' '''I'' '"'' III d '''''''' '''o"3'i'
'hc ''''">'> '''' ''''> "''c running past lht
'''"'" " '"''" '''' '''S were 1'''r SUM- anu
II WIS inc '''." III "'''''l WIS ''''''@' 'h''
was "'"'''I' ~ Wa '"''' "e'c''c"' also
'''''i''' '"''"' ''' 'l' "'>t '''iic' ol "''''' /"
f''''n l'''A''' " "e" ''ie ''>>'i "''''''' 1t
S''''''' IT. II inc "h'''' anu 'le o'''er >''l''
INN" 'ha' any 'hi'' can Try LOT himself II Is
only 70 run last While looking AT the moon
some evening. When YOU run. the moon
seems t" be running the same way; when yon
STOP the moon seems 10 stop unt'i y"" "cgln
10 run a'"'' No" suppose TWO 'h'l'f'n a
gree 10 ru" !" opposite ''Fe''''S al INC same
'''''' ne '''" """''i seem 10 ''''' |" now
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VI XIV '''>'' a. "''''' o''' ''0' "'o'' "'
81 WV ''' ,.''''''',' "'''
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'''' '''''' y" may ','N '"' ~, IT, '',' ','' ~
'"e' are f'''e sure '''c e"' .'''"' >'l'e' ''"'H
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-19
CAPERS OF TIE BEAR.

The San Francisco Herald relates the f6l-
lowing amu>in. incident OF natural history:
The bear has even a greater tonlnc,> for
acorns than the deer he is also seen in n.i-
merou> parties during the season. An cxyc-
diion that took the field against them short
while ago. saw in the neighborho0d Of Clear
Lake. no less than fifty at one time OF the
social habits Of the bear net errat deal is
known; as the temper of the gentleman does
not invite much familiarity from outsiders. linen
can only treat with him from TIE top OF
tree. The Indians. however. say that after
his own bcarl>h fashion, he has some idea of
sport. The female cuffs her little ones about
much in the Spi,t of many two legged moth
crS and the Cubs, on their part, cut all sorts
ofqucer little antics, very often apparently
for the sole purpose of distressing their any
louS parents Solemn dances are often held
among those bears who have arrived at ma
turc are. in which, though there may not be
much otthe agility ola French daH<,,tSe, the
actors behave with a remarkable drpree of
digniiicd dccorum. For such exhibitions they
retire into some dense thick and there beat
down an area of convenient size Generality
only one at a time occupies the floor, and
while he PAGES up and down upon his hind
legs, 1.-The rest squat down upon their launches.
and, As is probable. with an occasional grunt
Of approval or otherwise, they look on and
critici>c the performance. 1t is something
Ike the oldfashioned minuce, except that
the stately PAGES Of the dance are not perform
ed 10y a couple; and we may imagine that
old Turks, ENJOYING an exhibition of their
dancing girls.
inc, but sometimes the whole party become
SO cxcI.ed that the looker>on rise up bri>klv
on their hind LEGS, and all commence a sort
ofgruM b0Fef, or shaker Guairilc The
scenes OF such amuSrments are easily rcror-
nzcd t'y the manner in which the ground is
beaten, and the Indians, as is known. have
borrowed tAc fashion of their dance from the
hears. At any rate the custom proves that
Brun. though his exterior is rough, and his
ordinary department by no means graceful
knows how to relax among his equals, and i,
not Indifferent to social amuscments.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-19

makcSt the outgoinGS Of the morning and e.
rcnIng to rclolcc-Thou visitcst the earth
and wat""cst it-Ihou greatly cnrichest it
with the river Of God. which is full of water
Thou prcPare>t them with corn, when Thou
hast so provided them food-Thou watercst
the ridges thereof abundantly -Thou scttest
the burrows thereot-Thou makest it soft with
>ho"crs-Ihou crownest the year with Thy
goodness, and Thy paths drop tatncss."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-19
REASONS FOR ATTENDING PUBLI(
WORSHIP,

Reader do Won attend on the public wor-
ship of God on the Sabbath? DO You do it
habltuaIiv, at some one place, and as a matter
OF principle and conscience? If not. will Won
consider the following reasons why YOU should
DO 50?
/. God, your Creator Prcservcr and Ben
cfactor. is worthy of your worship-especiallv
on His holy day
,. Gods word cnioinS it upon Won: Bring
an Offering and come into his courts. O wor-
ship the Lord in the beauty of holiness.-Ps
xcyi. <. O.
3 Gods command. Remember the Sabbath
day to keep it holy. includes this as the prop
er kcepn" of the Sabbath.
4. The Sanctuary is peculiarly the place
and the Sabbath the time for making progress
in rcl@iou> knowledge.
). In public wor<hipif any where. YOU NAV
reasonably hop" God will meet YOU for the
beStowmcnt of his Holy Spirit.
6. fla parent or master, it is your solemn
duty to vour children and servants to train
them up i'll this habit. by example and pre-
ccpt.
:. fla neighbor or friend. Won are bound
in this practice. to exert the influence of a
good example upon all around vou
s. Sclt-rcSpcct. and a regard for your own
character in the estimation of all viruouS and
and good men should lead You to the practice
of this duty
9. 1t is necessary for Your own hchest
good. as an immortal and vet sinful brinr
that Won may he prepared here to glorifv and
enjoy God hereafter.
\ liArrN WoEIn.- Many think thr,n-
s"l'c s to be truly Goi-fearine when they call
the world a valley Of tears. But believe
thev would be more soft they called it hap
py valley. God is more pleased with those
who think rvcrythin. RIGHT in the world. than
with those who think nothing right With
50 many thousand JOYS. is il not incratitudc
to call the world place of sorrow and tor
mcnt.-Huch,r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-19

suppose. Ia !;t.r been sung hN Il iuN dltI having
visited I. l.. ,;A"f.'> daguerrean Gallery, three
doors south OF the =. ,loln-hury Iou>e. It.
lohuShurv Plain. VI.
ME:-ThjngS that Ihat Et, f. SIC.
nNE morrlin.el~- week when IA nothing To- 10.
~ And wanted tu something funny or rev.
! went with mv cousins. Niria ana Jane,
|" V.~!t the ba4ucrrc"tyi.t i"ou.- al the flaiu.
| merely went III U>t t. Hahca ~har; call
And look at the picture that hung uli ti.. y,.ll,
But SAW iI~t n soon ~ ! entered the door
i had never seen pictures more perfect before.
For there was E>t-Ila. LNdcIia. AMI lane
And newer II" pictures - rich "r - plain;
\ndJ"'m and Iii ~'cil,art ;,Gi sam ;,.,i hi. WIFE
| declare They all ".h,.j Inst natural a. lie.
There uIIlti'Ul,- more, both I'm r.,-,- ami III me-,
Eat never could tell won one half "f their Ir.ln,-
| thought every one looked the incest and i,.-f
IVnu.h th.:sA Jenny Lind lat ..oud the r.>t
NV nhcn had seen them they all pok,! -, til,.
>ai i 10 the Artist, I'll III and have mine
Then he had me II down in Il chair al lmy rt>e
And. >,i! he. Ven may WAX ut ~ much ~ y"u
please"
And then. when smiled iu~t ~ much A. ought.
IN lc>> tisa!i 4 m"ncnt my Likeness wc- c.,uglt.
=" quickly t".s- t-iAon, -, nir.!v twas .i,,nc
'" =. f'ir ny picture a. u"'h.i- b., i,..
And every "li" -ty-. 80 know itmu>t be-
d" It.H mgy"far'< rf-g.r,,', utI tor me-
Since til : l.rt,.c, ,uu-' have another.
|" g"to the West To- nay >i-l"r ami brother.
Amt then must !Iay, another r"~.,ll--
But Il" nla'tcrt, wh"iu. Tor he "p'q1 trt,wL
And u"w ;ftlr l,-,'I,'r VII hear !,y a.5..cr
freely Viii -'Ncit wiii"jt i.i,...", ar price:
If Won waut u"lir- more. -iy, ri. Ar,-r a,aIl.
Just /" hook ~ tn" l.ctur tina, h..!.- g., H.; Wi
'lWjl!!n Won En harm iIl-r :" iru' ~ :.,.I ~r,.
Hd TEX, .5. H.. n.i> ..i'L ,.as.r> Ind ,-.tln.
lie can..Ae :h''m = 2c whether cloudy ,,: an.
y. l.. 9. .- B.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-19
KISSING.

No luxury that the market affords seems
Liable to more sudden changes. more unac-
countablc rises and dcprcSSions than the one
we have Just specified. Cotton isn't circum-
stance to it. Sugar and molasscs can't bear
any competition with it. We are altogether
at loss to account for this state of affairs
Whether it is owing to the climate to the
season, to the men or to the women.we know
not, and should like to know. A very nr.tt,.
little girl informed us last night that. in her
opinion. it was shameful to make men. esne-
clally good looking ones, like we be, nav 50
much merely for kiss. We concurrcd
and immediately ---came down to re-
co'd the estimated value of one smack
IN Rochester, New. York. C) 1t will
be remembered that, last summer, a very
learned adjudication was made in our CITY
unon this subject, and that since that period
LEGAL estimate has been made in Boston -
The tariff ofkiS>eS is now, in Boston fen dol
lars; IL Rochester. y Y. seven dollars in
New Orleans, five dollars Thank beavcr ,
we i've III New Orleans and from the dcptL,
of orr pocket-book, pity those bachelors Of
BOSTON and fochcs:rr-N q. Pic.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-19

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TO THE LADIES.
ADMIRABLE INVENTION!
TMIAFERRO. CUMMlNGS X HLEaa'
Potent Self.Heating SMOOTHING IRGN

lAi.lAF fkED. { INNINGS \ BIEAa
Pstent self-Heating SMOOTHING IRON
'k'Hl> IRON combines economy. convenience. >;,v
II mo ct labor, n"a'ro>> and despatch.
one cent worth "l dry charcoal supplies fuel for
WHOLE days constant irnmiuG. Hard wood coal
from tn" stove viii answer the -,tme lirI>r. 1t can
be i>"I III any room. in the "l-cn air Those who
U>e them are relieved from the fatigue Of constantly
changing the irons at the fire, and from the exhaust
M heat Of the room.
cry much more can be done in the same time
and with greater ease.
here i IL" possibility Of shutting the clothes
and they leave u Gloss and FINISH unsurpassed
tar" Inspection Will satisfy any one that they are
'ieri'i'' Improvement And the uniform tr>tiIno-
ny al those who have tried them FULLY prove il t. l,.
an ''ADMIRABLE INVENTION.''
iiater> ana lalior, Irons constructed upon the
same principle and po~-s>~ equal superiority.
A.JEN t. l. St .I,llII>i;lrv. Vt has tn" exclusive
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Hampshire ANA Maine, and hone but hi agents are
authorized 10 dil">e "t them in the above territory
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THE OLD TURNPIKE,

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at y. J"n>hilrv ami vicinity the past summer :!ow