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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05
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In Providence. on the 18th Inst. By Rev. J.
A. Eaton, MIR. Samuel b. wilds. of Milton,
Mas, and Kiss Kate Louisa Hsdley. u Pough.
ks.psie, NY
In Providence, 24th Inst. Mr.. yoha Campbell,
OF Prov .dsnce, and Miss Sarah Ann Ash. o(
North ProvIdence.
N this town, on the i7h inst. by Rev. D..
Chpules, Mr.. John ". Brown, OF Providsnes,
and Miss rhels A. Tenant, Of this town.
In rrovidsace, Oh the z9sh INST, by Rev. r.
II. C"nkhn, Jonathan DsI,oa mud Maria Boz.
den, all ofP
In Brooklyn. 26h inst. NJ. C. Perry, Jr.. aaA
Harriet, E.. daushts of the late DR.. s. AlIss
Taylm, ofD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
iMPORTAN To .EY >PEP rlUS.
Dr.J. ). HOUGETGWs PEPsIN, Tho
rras Disesuvs Fiuii, or Castro .Jsh's.,
prepared from E. BENNETT. or 'As
FOuRTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions Of Baron iLlEBIQ. tis
great ihysicIv- icsl Chsssls., by j.. y,
H0UGfirON M. D., PhilAJs'phis. 1ns
10 truly q wonderful remedy for iNQlCES
ciON DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, lIy.
En- COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
ani DEBlLirY, ,esI,oQ shsr NATURES
OWN ME- rROO. BY NA1URE'S OWN
AGENT. the GASTRIC JUICE. Pan
phlsss eoe,ainins Scie~,,6o svidsscs Of Iss-
ealus. faraisbed By sgss,s ssssis. See o.
ssmSne tho medical sdscssissnen,a
Ore q ths wsass ,dA,ortAas discosesisa of 0od-
ern seiepo-. tor the core Of pslnos,Ary aiscsio.a
v the baba.n of Wild Cherry, and Il credit of
lis discovery " due 10 The ce~ls ased '. Wismrs
rms valuable compouLd has testorod thousanas
Of sufferers 10 health. IL 10 esp4ctorant. tonic.
and demuIcen', aad 10 s~id 10 he purely veRe.
table preparation. Cnder Its magic iph.stoce tho
most obstinate coughs. eoh.. aud bronchial irri.
recommend IL. particularly ut this season, whea
the great cause Of disease, East winds are %
prevalent.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
Wis FAIRS BAL5AM OF WILD CHEEKY
was introduced IN the year 1888. and has been
WILL tested IN all the conn E,r which il is
recommended. Foo ten yrars u has proved more
etficacious as u remedy tor Coughs, CoiJs, InAv.
snsi. bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption, IN
its incipieut stages, than amy other nedlcinr.
FROM the Drdham, Mass Gazette, Feb. Is, 1870.
The Introduction VI this famous medicine 10 A q
public, by Seth ". Fowle, ha. been Of more
service. probably. than any other srticIe tha, has
Yet been discovered, and has -f-rted more csrrs
Of various complainIsi bat "fesh il heir to" than
all the miserable COM ounds that have ever ~
yet isen trnmpete TIN oughout the country. The
numerous certificates in his adveI tisem, Of fully
substintiats the virtues Of Il.
LOOK OUT FOR INVITATIONS AND
COUNTERFElrS.
Remember, the origin,l and only genuine arti.
CT. nlwAys iears the written sign ture Of I.
bU IT'S, on the outside wrapper.
Originally prepared by " illisms Co., Phiia
de'ph'a, now prepared and yold, wholesale and
retail, only by Seth w. Fpwle. Rosion, Mass, 70
whom sil orders should be addressed. aud fer
sale BY his agents.
., Agents tor selling Wis,ar's Balsam - r. J.
Tmytr, Newport; 5. W. Briggr, Bristol; Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Por,s-
mouth; William Cor, Tiverton 4 Corners; Il
>. Stssrs. Greenvills. AL iw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

AouipNEck Housr, NLwPoRT.-This
establishment. better known as the
Murray House" situated OH Pelham
street, has heen recently purchased by
Mr.. Philip Rider and is now open for
visitors. II has been thoroughly reno
waited and reiurnIshed, is conveniently
located, and l's AIRY and peasant s,ua-
rio1 is not surpassed. Aud IN addition
to all these, the known reputation OF
the proprietor, warrants us IN bespeak
Ing for the house u generous support
Prov. Post.
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Die0.

In this town, 26'h INST, John c.. youngest
srn Of tap,. X. r. tiAriner. Hged 8 years.
IN Coveutry, X J., 24th inst, hrs. espy
Ea"s. widow Of Mr. Wu. Bs,ss. in the sV,i
year oi her sge.
IN hhe"i, 9Th inst, Mr.. Stephen S,ssrs.
IL the 73i year II hrs age.
Ii hst'w IN Mmiay Miss CsrIiins
Matilda w.ibour. daughter Of Nc. w,i,aa
Wiibonr, aged I6.
In New York, on Thursday morning, Sarah
&. ain. wifi: vi Alexis Lvstophisve, Russixs
Consul General.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

The Dandy-A LDe-iike Picture
The dandy, says the Rev. Ii. w.
Beecher, is the sum-total Of coats,
hats, vests, boots, &c He is the crea-
ture OF the tailor. His destiny is bound
up IN broadcIoth and fine linen. His
worth can be estimated only by the
yard, cloth measure. We are puzzled
TO tell whether he is female gentleman
or Il male lady He combines the little
weaknesses and ioibIes, of both sexes,
but knows nothing OF the good qualities
CT either. lie is human poodle.
dandled at home in he zap Of eiiemi-
macy. but the sport and butt Of every
sensible dog, when lie ventur' into the
street. On pleasant days he exhibits
himself upon the fashionable promen-
AIDES, TO the admiration, as he suproses,
Of every fair lady who is fortunate
enough to cross his path. The severesl
labor his hands perform Is, to tote, "a
dainty cane about IN his daily wal.s.
The only' head york 10 which he
would sloop, is TO twirl and crax IL
reluctant mustachc, or talhe his glossy
locks aud rlnglets in orjors sweet. He
is inconsoIable over soiled boot, and
would be driven to distraction were lie
compelled to appear IN tumbled linen.
Original tin, with him, consists in not
being born with iull suit OF the latest
Partisan mode and the clearest proof
Of depravi'y as well as vuIgarty, is
wearing last years style. In fine, his
soul is in his clothes and when at last
he goes down 10 tat most unlashiona.
bic and undandifed place, the house
of the dead, proper epitaPh would be |;
4" Here lies all oi him that could die the
rest has gone-to the old clothes
dealers p
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

CoSrs q Probate, N.sIen, AYr,i 10. leb3.
DEILk +. ktMiNuiON, AIuiini,t, sioi Oh
L the ss,.t- ot GILES bAkNki presents
his final account ON ssid estate tor sliowAp !;
the Is received and reitried ior ,onsIGeIa A..
ton to Couit VI Probate to be holden NJ the
Town Clerks uttice IN NewIoIt, ON hUnd.y,
tue 10Th day .i May next. At 10 o'clock, a. M
notice ~ ordered to b gwen thereof Gy advertise.
meat ior tnIee successive weeks IN the lieiald of
the Times. that all persons interested may appear
II" sa,d time AMI place aud Ls heard thereon.
AL Is. Is. tiON LAND, Irvb. Si'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

SoMkrHiso Nsw. We saw today at
MIR. F. RIchardson's grocery and pro-
vision establishment, on State street
bridge, a col ec,ion oi some ELK or eight
hundred toads, all ali re ard kicking, in
a bin, in the basem, nj. They, or The
oil oil them, we understand, is one Of the
ingredients Of a new rheumatic
ointment. - Auburn (H " Adverh.
ser.
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CovRr OF PRosArp,
Newport. March I'D. 1858.

CARAu 6. DEBLOIs. wid,w, nsiss -.
" plica,,on in writing, Tor ,hi, Cosu 20 app" ~
Peter Y. Remington. Foo. ., q me eshse swh-
late husband, stephen Debto,s, hte ~ ~Nsvps~,,
dec., in,.s,s,e, she, sad Sarah, dec,ians Ne
t.u.t. The same 10 received and 70 eefesrsd Ios
consideration Co Court of Probate 70 BE- hoidee
a, the To~n Cl,rk's ofbce, IN Nswpss.
on Monday, the 18th day Of April. sea-. ~
10 o'clock, -. IN. Notice 10 ordeeed To ~ ei,ss
thereof, by sdvert,semem onc~ . vtet, sr Arss
ssecrssive wsek,, In ,hs Dsly hss.. that ~
pens,ss io,sseSed snay sppes ~ ss'd ,'.s 80
~ y. 3. ROWLAND. Rsssh ca
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

" Persons who have 60, foreign
silver coin slowed away in shoi-bags
and old stockings, had better be putting
IL 10 cnculAtmn--ior, as soon as the new
silver roIn gets out, it will nuI be worth
what I now j., except AS old silyer.
BY letting u out now, B, will soon find
It's way to the Mni, where tone Of II
are being melted up.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

The Ei 600 len by Dr. Franklin TO
the city o; Boston. to oe let a, An interest
10 young unmarried artisans in sums
not exceeding ESQ st Ring. now
amounts TO SI5,2s0 55. Franklin .sii.
male that II would reach e55l, l,640 in
one huodr'd years, but owing 10 losses
u will probably reach about $4,000
One provision oI the will wus. that
when The fund should amount to s5Si,
go bali million dollars should be
appropriated to some public works,
which should be judged 70 be OF the
moe: general utiliiy 70 the inhabitants
oi BossoD. The Ioaps are now rarely
applied ior ~ all. and ~ 10 proposed
that the iund be deposited m The Msssa-
chossfts Hospital Life Insursnce Go.
ssS 10 the ss~inss Bssss ., Bos'ou
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

REvoLT.-T The Mobile Tribune VI The
2Si mst. reports the convection oi
twenty one sailors ofIhe ship Washing
ton, Capt Paige. Tor revolt while IN
Mobile bay, and five foi antmp, 10 ere
ate revolt ! aud .ays: According
to our statute, The punishment OF ihe
iormer is confinement IN the peni,eniia
~ Tor not more than teD yeas, aud ol
The latter Tor a terp not sveesding Eve
yssrs"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

The lspEPEspEncg.-The Pawiucket
Gazrttee states that Philip and Elijah
Baker, who were lost III this steamship,
leave each wife and two children IN
that town 20 mourn their lose.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

GA Fire breke out in the layer
house, on Farewell street, Sunday af
ternoon, about 2 o'clock the 6remen
and others were promptly oil the spot.
and soon sx,inguished j. before much
damage was done. The FIRE 10 suppos-
ed to have caught in an adjoining wood
house, and probably from children play
ing with matches which they igniled.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

NJ Dow, Jr., referring TO the enor-
mously high pew rents III our iashiona.
bic CRY churches says-'To g. to church
in any kind Of toIerabIe style costs a
heap every year. and l know very well
why maj rily Of you 20 to Beelzebub,
because yoa ranl oGordio 60 10 Rear-
en- at The present erorb'faat p,icss.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

A lady OF the Old Bay State, who is
sojourning in the Jersiss for a little
season, hopes tna, no voting will be
allowed by the new constitution on
Tuesdays because Tuesday is ironing
dry throughout ,ha, S,a,e.-Neuark
Advertiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

10 Would you like to subscribe Tor
Dickens Household Wordsr inquired
sombre magazine agent. "Bousehold'
words have played the dickens with
me long enough - WAS the feeling re-
ply.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05
Nxw YoRK. April 81.

ARRIVAL OF TIE GEORGIA. - The
steamer Georgia. from Aspinwali ar
rived AT 3 o'clock this afternoon. She
brings $2,O62,00 and full couple
ment OF passengers.
The men VIII, were arrested AT the
lsthmus for the robbery oi the Peruvian
minister o EogOta, are j. loibes,
keeper Of "A Hotel al G,rgona, and his
seward aud clerk. Charles Rovus and
r chard Berry. Par, Of the stolen pro-
p.rry was found in their possession.
NAvAL.-A LITTER from Capt Stewar,
attached 10 the U. s. ship Congress
da;ed MunitvIdso, March l2th, siatrs
tina The officers and crew OF that ship
are all well, not being single man OIL
the sick list.
WARRINGTON, April 81.
GARDlNEs TRlAL. In the Gardiner
trial 10 day the defence concluded their
case, aid the prosecution commenced
their rebutlng testimony.
HALIFAX N. s.. April %.
The Cunard malt steamship Canada,
Capt. Stone, arrived here at an early
hour this morning, bringing advices
from Liverpool TO The 10Th inst, three
days later than those received by the
Humboldt.
Bos1oS, April 80.
A fire broke out this morning in Nos.
l27 and l29 Enicott street. occupied by
sixteen Irish families. The htmes
extended TO Pond street place, consisting
Of 1 block OF six brick buildings which
were nearly all destroyed. Several
houses on the north Of Margin street
were also seriously injured. Loss
$4,000 ana insured for $4,000.
BALTIMORE, A pril 2S,h.
Both branches Of The Maryland Leg
islatuIe have passed the bill giving the
right OF way o conn'cl the Susquehanna
railroad with Canton.
BALriMoRE. April %.
The Emreror Of France has extend
cd AN invitation 10 the B,naparte family.
OF this city, 10 pay viril TO the lmperIal
deminlons. Youog Jerome Bonararie
who now belongs to the U. s. Army,
has obtained All absence CT six months,
and will soon |, ave Tor Frame. He is
n grandson oil the brother OF Napoleon
the First.
WAsBlNoroN, April 28.
The Union. Of this morning, an
nour ces officially the appointment Of
Col. Alfred Cummings, Of Missouri, as
super intentat Of Indian affairs tor the
central superintendency.
The Republic says tina, Gen. Mccall
has resigned the inspector -generalship
oi The United States army.
FoREicN ApPoisTmEsrs.- Washing
t,n, April 27.-Tne Cabine, held very
protracted meeting to-day, aud the re-
sui, Is the appointment OF John A. Dix
as Minister ~ France, and Richard X
Meade, oil Virginia, as Minister to
Chill.
PaoviossoE, April 90.
A large fire occurred a, Pawtuck, Z
Mass., last evening. Some cotton
waste IN the store house OF Partridge's Q
factory io1k fire from spontaneous com.
huston, and The flames spread to the
adjoining buid,Dgs, destroy a build
ng containing a large quantity OF ma
ch,nery owned by the Pswiucset Bank,
two dwelling houses carpenter shop,
re Loss not fss from $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

THE JAPAN ExrEDirios.-A singular
fatality seems To hang over the Japan
Expedition. Intelligence hns been re-
ceyed oi AN accident to ihe steamer
Susquehannsh. which, II is sad, will
probably disable her from proceeding
with the resi OF lhe squadron. SIZE
broke her shalt ~ February last, end II
was doubtful whether che would be able
10 return home tor repairs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

GoLp Bn,css-We yesterday had an
opportunity Of inspec ting two samples
oi the bars Gi gold recently authorized
by the &C, OF Congress. Each was in
the form OF a brick. Tie larger one
was about two-ihirds the size oi a COM
mon brick, contained 220 ounces and
"a hundredths oi the precious metal,
which weight was stamped upon II. On
the opposite eide was pasted { paper
label, stating the intrinsic value Of the
ingot 10 be 4,504 81, and tha. the de-
duction Of half per cent. for moIiing,
refining, stamping, lett S4,4s2 45, as
the prise which would be paid for il IN
gold coins al the mint. The smaller or
miniature brick, having similar marks.
contained "a ounces and 42 hundredth,
and was worth $233 Il; IRON which
we deduct the hat per cent leaves
8 32 81, as the price which will be paid
in coin for II at the mint. We fancy
= there 10 here and here a stou, individu-
al who Of this kind oil bricks would not
object lor short time to carry "a brick
in his hat" and numerous others, robust
and feeble, WHO would like very well to
have their strong boxes walled on The
inside with them Washington Repub.
Tic. ,.- # ..-..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

TTWhy iss horse bali way through
gate like haIi-penny Because
there's head al one side aud a tail al
the other.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

x.r. PLcKHAH. n. L. DAvis.
PEI KHAN Il DAVIS,
AGENTS 4 GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
ToKrHE SALE or (Ar WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL)
GROCERIES,, GRAIN, PRODUCE,
SHIP STOKES AND CHANDLkRY,
BEEF, PORK. HAMS, BUTTER, LARD,
Oils, PAINTS, TAR AND vAKNlSH.
WINES, LIQUORS 4 ClGAkS.
AZ CLAY STREET, BELOW DAVIS ST. /,
SAN FRAN CISCO, CALIFORNIA.
j2O
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

~ The steamer Empire State has
heen thoroughly ovcrhauled and re.
paired, aud is now in as perfect and
beautiful order as she was the first trip
she made. Size Ia sllil commanded by
Captain Brayton, who Is an universal
iayor,te with the travelling public, and
whose popularity 10 equal TO his m ,ri,s.
He has been engaged IN the navigation
Of The Sound all his iiie, and no safer
or experienced officer ever commanded
IA steamer. HIS undivided attention Is
given to the comfort Of his passengers,
and his whole miud 10 fixed upon his
boat.
M. Duriee, the Clerk, has been on
ihis route long enough 10 make himsrli
a iavorue with all his genllemaniy
conduct and acc comm odaiing spirit have
won for him hosts OF warm friends.
MCGOWAN, that prince OF Stewards
10 still OH this boat where We trust he
may long remain. In his department
we havs never seen his equal his ta-
brs are unsurpassed and we may safe.
say unsurPassable.
Ii speaking oi the officers OF the En.-
pire State we should not forget MIR.
Langley. the mate, who always shows =
commendable promptness III an,lcip"-
ting and providing for the requirement
oi his depar Inent.
On the whole, with two such steamers
a. the EmpIre State and Bay State,
furnished aud manned as they are.
throughout, the Fall River line 10 unc-
qua,Ied 6y any in the country. We
with the boats all possible prosperity,
Tor they really descrve It.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

- Fishermen. IL 10 said, possess. ex.
'raordinary medical powers, for they
never attempt 10 cure . 6sh until |, 10
dead.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

vERY AprsopRlATg.--A An Eisiern
paper m commenting upon the infamous
Slave Law Of Illinois, very properly
heads its article THO Bondage Of
Egypt"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

D Why ore country girls cheeks
like well printed coiton7 Because
they are "Sarrss,sd 10 -ssh and keep
thsi, soiss."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

An individual has been appointed n
tide waiter in one Of the Southern
custom houses, whose business II ia to
wait on the tide in the afairs Of
men" Guess he will have about as
much as he can attend to.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

The Grand Jury OF New York, on
Saturday, presented the "roInbs" city
prison as IA public nuisance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

FRoM WAsBisoTpr.-The Postlnas-
ter-Gencrai is cutting down ,he NUM-
Der OF the Special Post-Ofice Agents
and he thinks he can get along with on
Iy tour. There are 100 applicants from
kew YORK, and New Jersey and New
York, together. are 10 have but one
Ii Col. Polk, Of Tenn. gets nothing
from the President, he goes back 10
Tennessee, and runs against Geo. w.
Jones Tor Congress, they being under
the new apportionment put in the same
District-bu Jones is such dema-
gogue, that he will be hard TO beat
there.
The Commissioner to locate the Ne W
York Assay Office wall be appointed in
u few days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

1--WE understand that there 10 eve
ry reason TO believe that the Rev. Ed.
ward Peterson will receive the appoint
mcnt Of Surveyor Of tins port it wa.
fret started as n joke, hu, the probability
now Is that j, will prove a solemn rear
W. Mr.. Peterson 10 good Democrs,
aid belongs TO the young America fac
tion,-and we 70 in for lhu branch oC
the unterrifed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

FixE IN TIvERros. On Tuesday
night last, a large 'wo-story farm house,
cwned by MIR. Rodman, oil New Bed
ford, and uno curied, was wholly des
troyed by fire. 1t, is presumed 10 have
been set OH fee by mischievous boys.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

WHo WAS JuSlus 7-Oflate years the
public have generally ascribed the au-
,horship Of "Jun!us's Letters" 10 Sir
Philip Francis not from ay direct
proof, but because The circunsta nc ial
evidence seems 10 be greater tor him
than ior any other name whose claims
have been preferred. A pamphlet,
however. has just been p' bli-hed in
England, in which the author MIR. Ay.
ersi, says he has ascerlained by unmis-
taxable and irreiu,able evidenre "tha,
the veri,abie JuDius was Sir Thomas
Rich. Bart. whose sister married the
fret Lord Ly,'etion, and who was thus
intimately connected with Thomas, The
second Lord Lytlel,on." We expect
soon to see a pamphlet published as
crlblng the authorship to George Ill;
and proving by "unmis,akable ind ir-
refutablc evidence" that that royal
Ounce was The author OF these celebra-
ted letters. /, may be urged that his
character is handled without gloves in
those political essays. but man. and
especially king, has nm undoub,ed
right 10 toke liberties with himself.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

UTwo loafe-s met upon the wharf
the other day, and passed the "compli-
ments ot the season. jim said one,
have you seen Hall he's looking for
YOU Hall what Hall - was Jim's
answer. Why, Aico.hall, you iool'-
'Pshaw,' responded jim, that's a poor
'se!I, and you wouldn't have caugh, me
il hadn't been hurt last nigh, when
John tripped me up 'John who 2
said Jim. "DrmlJohn, you num-
skuil.n
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Sehr. Tram Smiih, Cro~.ii, b k,veI, AIxsa.
drIa; Uphi, Baker, do, B~U.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

U Throughout all Germany the
breeding Of silk worms is attracting
considerable attention. The impression
which has hitherto obtained. that silk
worms will not thrive in northern
temperature, appears TO he erroneous.
~ he grand duchy oi Baden, the roads
and sides Of tie railw-ys have been
pan,ed with mulhnry trees and the
breeding OF the worms is carried on ex-
tensiv.ly. Austria is sparIng no pains
to foster their production, the value Of
which amounted la-t year to a million
OF francs. On the military frontier Of
Turkey, a garden oi mulberry trees
has been established in every village
aud the military coloni.,s are ehcuur-
aged to extend the cultivation. A, Pa q,
ragua. the losses oi The lortifcaiion
have been planted with mulberry trees,
aud ordcrs have been given that such
trees shall al.o be planted by the
sides oil all the railroads.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-05

WomAN's RioHrs.-A woman, who
belongs 10 that class Of mairons who
believe In keeping up The supervision
OF her family affairs, in attending to the
economical arrangements thereof, in
looking after her children and seolding
|, her servants, as her mother and grand
mother did heiors her, suggests TO .us
that if the Constitntion is changed 80
AZ 10 permit women TO vote, the day Of
voting mosi also be changed, as Monday
10 wnshing.day ihroor hout Tho Com
n onwealih, by universal accep,at,cn,
and women Of her sober and hvmdrum
qualities, being unable: TO attend the
polls on lha, day, will be entirely out
voted by the romantic and ambitious
highhyers, whose regard for wouan's
righis 10 90 much greater than their
approval Of woman's duties. II is there
lore suggested that, 10 preserve the
rights oi the minority, when the Con-
stitulion 10 altered 60 as 10 allow women
70 vote, Monday shall be abolished as a
voting day in Massachuseits.-BOston
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