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FARMERS AND MECuANlCS'
ALTH AS 6 CATION!
Ceyciaud Ohio - Lafayette, Ind.
CA elCAG $40, 600.

rIHIS is an Association OF Farmers. Mechanics and
Workingmen generally. for th: mutual ass stance
/, each other in case of siCk ness accident.
y pay the Admission Fee of 80, al the
the of making application; au 1T the first Annual de-
pst within ten days. you will become Lille Member
al will he entited to a Weekly Ben. ht If YOU shouli
bdisa6ed by Accident from pursuing yodr
onary business oroccupaton. Females insured against
s.kn common - both sexes
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Wholesale AND RETAIL.

TVOPKsNS 4 RE - would say 10 thei, friends
{ and customers that they receiving Their
Full supplies Tor the SPlING TRADE, 10 whieh they
respectfully invite lhe attention Of all, as 20 uplhs
large and carefully selected assortment o The EegeS,
drsgRs in T)rcss Gods aud the desirable OF sli
Kinds of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FAbRl'S. Our
stock Of mbroideres is large. comprising MOST ever!
Linen Cauhrc d ColIars Jac"ne tatd N,
Edging. aud Insertions: Plain au0 Emhroderedt haIb
SHA Wis rom $40 To $40. Also NartetN OF LEAP
Spriu~ and SnnIn.r do. MusiiBs anu Aes rie
Painted Shades ana frimHnngs Ol YES o. a' NinGs,
p iuie silk: Mitts. Fine Fans larAs'is, ai'" @ IN
thug We have in suffice II 10 SAY mai our st"eN WI
be mote complete this se-soi i"ah e's'' anu
~ our .t,,k b, The community la general. mhSo
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g AEES.

TUST reed an assortment OF Rich 20. Inp'o, p
j Patent Safes which will sell al New hoiA 'u
av'OI! F''o''' "''' AIIIS IL HoWES,
Sole Agents for southern Indiana
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c,psIaGa AND BUGGY aKINGM

y vESSRS SATERLEE IL Dr'GARMO have now on
vi hand good assortment of one ami Two hSrse at
ra.-s Rockaways and Buggies. manufactures ~ ueI'
N,ssrs : o Dec. viii promptly I'LL al or'e lor .us
,om WORK in the neaest and mot sub-taitlal manner
H , snr,,,ss,d bv Eastern manufacturers. eth IN
,,li,x or i,rire They have experienced CarrlaIe
Diao sui ~ apply
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES. NC.
80 security --Sta ability
LIFE INSU RANCE.
Mutual Life INSURANCE COmD:,s ssy

OF NEW YORK.
NO. 35, WALL SEKEET.
IuTUAL CASH FUND, ACCUMULATED on lsr FEB'y 1853
S2,OiS o.64!!
Securely iar Sted iR Bonds, Mortgages d. Stocls
JOSEPH b. COLLINS. President.
sAAc ABBAIT, Sec'ry... CHARLES Gill, Actuary
G.. w. RAN, bUnc. Agent. Evansville Ind.
OFFICE IRANCu
l. J. BRAY, NJ. D......... HUGH RONALDS NJ.
Medical Examiners.
hNHlS Company being based upon 1he Mutual and
IL cash principle affords the best possible guarantees
all wish to the benefits of Life Insurance
| REFERESCEs IN EVANSVILLE -Messrs John Shankhn,
lson Maghee, Charles kiele, Samuel Orr Soren So.
nson. John lngle, Jr., Lewis llowes, w. Il. Page,
y. Elliott, w. ii. Boicourt. james laughn Jr., " M
ughes, John ". Hughes, W. A. Mckea, A. NJ. Nc
rim Henry D. Alli> y. Hcrsch berger, Crawford Bell
Iliver Ladd. n. H. Johnston, James X. Page. Jr.,
Taylor. w. Bacon, ID. w. Ashbridge, J. Woodson
aches ]. c. Wheeler
kINcEroN:-iion Samuel Hall.
y Pamphlets setting forth the advantages offered by
thFOmpany together with the Tenth Annual Repor'
(oEebrlary 1t. 1881 will be furnished gratutousy
uId application 10 the Agent. siIu
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We have open Policy OF Insurance, which will cove
all shipments address, when advised 10y letter per
mail or when endorsed bills Of lading before.
the time of shipment. MOGRlDGE a. McFAUL.
marc 80 ddwly ST. Louis, No.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
C0sssfliss;pn and Forwarding
ECSE.
JOSEPH IoGRIDGE. FRANCIS NC fAUL.
MOG FRIDGE & McF FAUL.

MO G. X I y G E RTcF q u l.,
(Late rwiohel & Aogrdge,)
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND PINE STREETS.
(NONSiGNMkNTS AND COMMISSIONS viii have
~ our prompt and personal attention, and liberal
0dcanees viii be given when required Consnments
or Bills Of Ladng in hand.
Orders fr the Purchase of Lead Grain, Hemp and
other Prodcs will be filed the lowest possible prices
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and
Produce will meet with especial and dispatch: the
lowest of freight will always be procured, aud the
expense OF storage and drayage much as possible
avoided.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT


u.corpo,,rp, IslO.-CuARTER PERPETUAL.
authorized Carl $3.50 c2.-SEbSert6ed CAPT. SlJOoOo
THIS long established and vel known Institution
Il has tr .isacted most extensive insurance business
IN than years, throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces ii has aimed
secure public nhdsnce b! an honorable and iahinl
ulfIimeut of its aud the owners of property
all fair claims for loss under It's policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid Public
Buillipr. Manufactories, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses stores, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels on the stocks while in port &c c, Will DC
insured al low rs the risk Will admit. lhe Ol
low ,ng gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. HUNTINGTON. President.
ALBERT Day, tALvlN DAY,
JAMES GOODWIN, JOB ALLYN,
CHARLEs boswell, JoHN p. BRAcE.
Hvxpv KrSry CHARLES j. Russ.
CHARDES TAYLOR Secretary.
CuRIsroPuER e.. LYMAN, Assistant SccA.
NPApplicaions for insurance may be made TO
- ALLEN G. HALLoCk, Agent
Main street, nearl! opposite the Bank.
decs Evansville, Ind.
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L H T.
GREAT ERE IN CEIILLICoIHE'
& = ~ al ca D0
F,hc Town surntto AsheS
Cm1IlcoruE. o., April 18th, 1852.

CmLLGCoTHI, O., Apr.I IoIn, Io'-'
Nessrs SreARSs & MARVIN -,
GcnfIemfH: Yours al the 9th Il al manu. III III!
-, So In he fire, EXCEPT yotRs. has proven good ior
na,bipy Ilnst 4 large Safe-tr PERFEcTLy psikof
E. " - ,r,yn Your obcdieut servt.
NoihlN" WAS '' Nm. A. CLEMONS.
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uhI,I,,s PATENT ooNCRETE SAFES

nATENTEp August 81. lS'9. Narr'i'e" "
| damn and mould we'll IS tire proof. &C, 81,
wa are manufacturing the above superior D.. po.J
- s,,hIi.hment on Columbia street between nIVaI
our @ "a S,rsmore streets No. ~ and have constantly
--nrtb,,snt
81 - f.,
These Safes better arlcic' "s a. ~ nnrac,mr
nroof quality and dryncss than amy V'iiSt i"'""'"'A
ed in the United States . - ii, ,he
We say furihc- that no manufacturer dare 'sS n ~
re,,utltn OF their shy testing one eguai III si-
,,-d thics ness with ours, fair trial by hre;
should they, or any of them conclude TO uI S' \, oc
will furnish them sale irei al 'ii,tse, ,i P'
not on uiA' li0'' wv HALL. DODDS & co.
They can &c hal at the Fact ry No ~. I;,
t'inciun,ii Ohio aud in the State OF Ihdiah@
nj the follow agencies; .o,,,po vro,sr;Ile
RORNBR0OK d W00DARD, bvahS'liie'
FEY * MAXWELL; Madison.
MUNF0RD, & HOOKER, Lafayette
VAGiN, indianapolis
W.T. DENNIS * co. Richmond.
| - I.rr.I
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
BUSINESS CARDS.

'C0oK'S FAMILY GROCERY-Kceps every thing
choice in Groceries and provisions on First street
si,stS san Main and Locust. nOyl5
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MISCt.LLAN Gus.
Bareroom, .Nain Street. 6etweea Fourth and FUth,
Ey:nSyitlp. Ind

4 RE prepared to attend To the duties OF Und T.
y takers in all its various branches. and have provided
themselves with good and neat Hsarse> aud by thea
log experience in the business, tie superiority o thes
Natalie Burial Cases the Cofins which been
in general use, their moderate charges and desire 70
please, will enlle them the patronage OF those who
desire their services
Particular attention paid to Dressing and Shroudine
bodies, eng ravng plates &c. &c. Also, 10 pre-
pairing aud encasng bodies for transportation with
ful attendants any part of the Union.
y. Is. large stock of Wood aud Cloth.eo cred Cof
llns on hand aud furnished at the shortest notice.
mh29-3ms
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,rb, above rates are for the whole term OF he FOR
Years insurance the rates ae 33s per cent less
On Tho mutual rates one half only is required in cash.
the rr,naininr half a Premium Note. o,
'ns Ifri ,sEs taken M an extra premium of % per
cent. - o-i''''A'- - ,.ho1
MERCK DEAN, Secretary. ieo-'
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JOHN G.. NtTTHEW>.
WIN 4; G.: 4 e "A II Cd ES ~

Sucqnore ST., betreea Water and FIRST streets
r.lHg subserber has established Vinegar Factory at
i Messrs Zahn q Niunan's Liquor Store, at the
aboye location where families and dealers may obtain
the best quality ofVncgar al less than Cincinnati prees
III. Vine ar will be equal TO tue best manufactured in
the W-t He invites attention Of the public 10 his
mauu,.etory. ldec36m }. :. HAtrHLWS.
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MORGAN KEEN g. PRESTON.
JoIbers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Bonnets, &c. DC.

I50JIS, oHO-S, ITuiS OHfS, I1O7tTI5tS' 'JC' 0JC.
MAIN SIR ET FIRST AND SECOND EVANSVILLE IND
RE now receiving, their Spring and summer Stock
y 10 whi,h they respectfully invite the auchion the
Trade. We have j6 packages ia store OF r! Goods
bon t In December and shipped at low freights-wLeh
we ard MILL ssillow They conss; OF the following
Descriptions Of Goods
Duuncl's light prints. AIlen's RUBY prints nunners
dark prints leached drills, Bo3tI blue drills Pep
Iprd brown rs, fallDrs IA line brown shirtings aid
long cloths, PapscO Ots. md AmOskrUg Dcnins, Fan
cy plaid Go tonades. Fancy plaid, striped and shaded
cotton cassimcrcs, sc.
! WeSili be receiving Goods every week throughout
the aud have hesitation sayi. will get
up bc stock ttn W have offered the trade
i our Dress Goods, such as Prints Glnghams, Lawns,
BE cracs &c of bright and beautiful si,.s and oi
eNccle qualities: Our stuff Goods OF the sust
al kinds bOing the Cream Of the fou Eastern
Iu eyer dep rimcnt 0i our stock the Trade II find
goo aud salcable oOds iDr we "A e determined old
poor shabby Goods shall not inside walls
of our store. - =. -
mao MOhuAN. hBEN ~ PRESTON.
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Tho above letter shows that in rel hot fire. klch
S,I,N,NprRs are the oEis Safes to co drPehueu uto
I'm In, Pearl street tire eier SGJeS," nlietei -
uarn Iiv destroVed RIcH's SAFE ALONE o",'i- ~
nee TO the fames preserving notes. oo's an" s : :
g,s Ia The value oil SlOe.OOO The LiA'oue ,i' e, - @
sareltase-EyFRy SAFE RIcIis sdes,:o! e,. Va e
r ,,curr.nre nroyc ineontestiby that Wider
patent Salpu,anaers with RicHs I@FReNEhkN., o '
best Safes made in the Uni;cd states, 81 ~ ' sr
and M the FAcroEY corner of ST. " AEkS ~ iKriN W
ATENUEA. New York. II Ia ~,
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1 ACES, &C.
- 400 pieces Thread Lace.
2U0 do Insertion;
6U0 do Edgiug;
co do Cotton Lace;
~ o do do Edging
4Un DO do Insertion:
40 DO Black SIX Lace, recc we'd and for sale by
JAS. LOW q CO., VI Main ST,
api9 Louisville, Ky.
CPocL COTTON.
- 1900 doz lUO I'd. " hte;
1900 do do COored:
24UJ do Common do:
ISUO do Coat -tO yd White; received and for sale
iby JAMES Low d co.
spi9 az Nam ST.. ilui-viiiA, Kr.
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IT %. q ?
ISAAC BRIDE. New Orleans, IA.
L. NJ HATCH Charleston, = q. -. ~,
TUONpSoN a oNDESBUKYS. Baltimore, NO.
uOIYOAKES. LOWNES ~ co. MchIhiS ie"N'
EnpY a MORLEY, Toledo, q.
AIJJS d HoWES. Evansyih Ia
$ SHEPARD q co. Butalo Ny:
WAITER X. MARVIN, Loekport, y. l.
RARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile Ala.
cHAS II. CAMPFIELD. savannah, Ca
HALL & MOSES. Columbus Ga. - -
DE'UOSSET S BROWN, Wilmington ~ "
WMR ,NDALL, II Paul. NJ L.
MORLEY y RANNOLDS. CleveGha, "
UAVER BOYD & GAINESVILLE, q:
ny SUGGErT, Rochester, y. J..
las HUTTON N ontreal, Canada.
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DEPOSITS.

yy,lI Fyansvie Insurance Cosipany pays Interest on
c,.h deposits made the Office of the company, on
Water street four doors below Main following rates
Ear n,ilv DEPOSITS per cent perannum.
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90 ssBIS. GAME COCss WsEI>sk n aid
=, BEMENT & FIELES,
Nm Commercial Row
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE INSURANC co Vi a ny
CaDitai 100000.

IScoRPo. ,rEp By THE LEGISLATURE OF oHio'
Charter Perpetual
OFFiCE No. ii. EAST FOURTH ST. CINCINNATI
rr>HIS COMPANY issues Polici the following rates
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NUMBER 80.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS

DONNETS.-I0eases superior Fancy Lace BoDnsts
JAMES LOW & CO.,
myI9 Al Nam ST, Louisville, Ky.
IpEEK0NS.-50 ! east0ons new style Bonnet KID
Ia buns received AID for sale by . -.
JAMES LOW & co,
myl9 AZ Main ST., Louisville ky.
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apollo HALL.

r,IF nm ersned iakes pleasure in announcing 10 me
,nllir that his fine and Spacious Hail. can be re sea
q, v time M reasonable terms FOR Balls Soiries, Meet
ihss;, s; 20 oi,' Y. sTRAsSAR.
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-. S. JAQuEss, EvASs'L, FIELD, MERRITT & Co., y.
MERRITT. FIELD n CO.

-rMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
domestic Dry Goods, HATS, Caps, Boots and Shoes
Ssdsnew building First street between Main aud Syc
snore Evansville, Ind. particular attention paid To- or
s.r-l SN"'-'
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IOHN FARRIt.L g CD

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Batter. Water and su=al
vi t,rar .er, Soda Pilot and Navy Bread-a tui
stoi coStantlv on hand FRS: Street 5ctwcen Man
aud sycamore Evansville, Ind ie"--"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

Another horrible accident took place
on the New Haven Railroad last night,
by which the eng ineer was killed and IL
fireman badly injured aud the Iocono-
tive, tender and baggage car smashed
10 pieces. AT hall past IL o'clock, tne
express train to this city when near
an avalanche OF rock, which had fallen
a short Time before the arrival oil the
tram, and completely blocked up the
road. The night was moonlight but
the engineer vac unable to reverse the
engine in time TO prevent the catas.
lrophe.
The engineer, Mr.. Theodore HUM h.
rey. Of this city. was Instantly killed.
HIS body was dreadiuIIy mangled, ind
was hardly recognizable. His remains
were taken 10 this city. He was a
single man, and much respected.
James MalIet, fireman, was badly
injured, but not 10 such an extent as to
render his recovery doubtful.
The locomotive, tender, and baggage
car were smashed 10 pieces, bI, AL The
Passengers mraculously escaped, and
none sustained even the slightest injury.
So Tar as the facts IN this case have
come to light, the accident would
appear 10 be such as no human foresight
could possibly guard against. The
company will sustain considerable loss
by the ac' ident, as the locomo olive 10
beyond repair, being almost literal y
smashed 20 pieces. ~ Y. Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
WHOLE NO 1896.

A SINGULAR CASE. "A Miss Read.
Of West Boyston, took cbIoroform few
days ago Tor the purpose OF having n
tooth extracted, and after the operation
was performed, she was attacked with
severe pain IN the head, became uncon-
scious, and apparently died. Her
friends supposlng her dead. laid her out
for burial, and began to prepare for tho
funeral ceremonies but their grief was
Unexpectedly turned % joy and aston
ishmei I, on finding that the supposed
dead began 10 revive. She eventually
recovered the fnll possession Of her lac.
uIties hut what Is still more singular
in her case, we are told. she suffers vio-
lent pains in The head as regularly as
evening approaches, and At length, and
about The same hour each night, falls
into swoon very similar to ,hat which
in the first instance was supposed 10
have heen the sleep OF death. THIS
case certainly presents an'ost remarka-
BILE escape from premature burial
Worcester Trans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
From the Cincinnati Guzeite.

SoclErY OF THE LAST MAN.-Nearly
twcn,y-one years ago seven young men
OF this city, then IN the early flush OF
manhood entered into an association Tor
an annual meeting and supper 20 long
as any OF their number should survive.
These seven were Dr. Vatier, DR..
James VI. Mason. William Stanshury,
William Disney, jr., Henry l.. Tatem,
Joseph r. Mason and Freaton Lawson.
For several years the pleasure Of their
meeting was unalloyed with sorrow by
death. In 1889 one vacant seat and
one unused plate announced the hegin-
ming oil the work which Death was sure
at last to make Of all their number. BY
and by second empty plate bore i''
quiet testimony 20 the stern reality Of
The relentlcssDess OF the grave. Soon
but four met at the annual coipmemora-
ton, and another unoccupied chair told
it's silent story.
A year ar two longer, and the dead
were more than The living three survi-
vors remain d,-iour had died; and
now another, Fenion Lawson, sweIs
the triumph of the grave. Next October,
Dr. Va,ticr and Henry Tarem will meet
alone il death is not too urgent, and how
sadly and solen.nly, as they l,ok upon
the memorials OF their departed
associates, viii they mentally agita,e tho
question which Of the two will finally
SIT solitary in the shadowy presen e OF
the dead, and say to the grave thou
art my brother, and to corruption thou
art my sister" How awful that last
supper when the sole survivor ehers
the room. aad sees there the seven
plates and the seven chairs, each Of
which tells him " what shadows We arr,
what shadows we pursue
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

A PARDoNED CoNvIcr. The Boston
Herald, on the authority Of The War
dens Of the State Prison at Charlestown
gives tho following almos, incredible
account oil the Convict Life Of Henry
Woad:
In 1910 he was found guilty Of burg
larry, and sentenced to the Charlestown
prison for lie. In one year he was
pardoned, and again went to work, but
was unlucky enough in 1912 TO be pulled
again, when he was found guilty OF theft,
and sentenced TO 7 years and 6 months
to the same prison after serving s'r
mouths he was again; pardoned. In
1918 he was again convicted OF stealing,
and sentenced TO 3 years IN the Stale
PRISON, which he served out. In 1921
he had the misfortune TO he again con-
yicted lor THEFT. and sentenced to three
years, which also, he served out then
he received an additional sentence OF
Imprisonment Tor life, and after serving
three years. was again pardoned. La
1925 he vas again brought before a
court found guilty of larceny and sen
fenced TO 7 years imprisonment lie
served it out, and then received an ad-
diIIonai sentence for life, but after serv.
ing SIX years was again pardoned.
In 1910 he was found guilty OF rape,
and sentenced to ten years which he serv-
ed OCT, and then Tor the fou N time re-
cieved sentence Of Imprisonment in
the Charleslown Prison for life. After
serving short time, he was again par
doneJ, and he Is now. alter hiHy.tw
years olImprisonmen,. as good at enter
my a house, or picking pocket, as the
youngest and most sdron OF his profess
zion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

UJThe first Solree Dansa n'e Of the
SEASON, by the Germania Society, was
given on Thursday evening last.
That beautiful over.u .ure TO Der Frise.
chue't was the first on the Programme.
II was, as il always is, performed adj
mirahly by the Company. And what
is nearly as frequent, the beautiful soft
opening nctes were totally lost by rea-
son Of the noise OF those who ought to
have been listening.
II lis very strange that such an intoe-
rable evil is not abated. Many Of those
presen, would c7ncieve themselves bad
ly insulled if they were told that they
could not appreciate the most delicate
music and yet those very individuals
by their procedure that evening made
the same announcement.
Notwithstanding some persons nigh,
have objected to the Der Friesehuetz.'
that The 'Germanlans' had performed it
already frequently, ye. il seemed as
fresh and delightful as ever.
The 'Duet,o' by Sphor, from Jcsson-
da,' was full of liquid Melody and was
vey fine.
The 'Adagio from Symphony NJ. H.
was characteristic OF 3, ethoyen. 1t
was particularly original. Its constant
Iy pressing that interval Of the JIurth
from The second violin TO The first, and
from the brass instruments TO the bas-
soon, and finally 10 the viol, was sgn-
6cant ofthe mater.
The Solo Schulnan's beautiful song
! Praise oil Tears with variations by
David as solo Tor Violin, was mos,
admirably performed by w. SchulIze.
The execution OF difficult passages was
| finely done. In fact we think :hat Du-
elto Tor one instrument would be about
as applicable as Solo.
The Hungarian National air,"the eye
! Of the Beloved" was beautiful in the
/ extreme and lis interest to many pres
ent was none the less from tie fact that
it has a strong resen blance to an air
/ which is kn wn 10 the most Of our New
/ Eng gland singers. The Gallop which
succeeded was very pretty, and gave
great satisfaction.
| The Finale from the lst act Of Don
/ Giovanni with its beautiful opening and
wild ending, closed the Concert. This
had all the bright genial summer color
ug 80 peculiar 10 Mozart's composition,
and sweet flowing melody which has
caused SO much OF his musc to be so
familiar.
/ The dancing was enjoyed by large
number Of beautiful ladies and gallant
gentlemen until late hour.
b The whole gave so much satisfaction
that We think If the Company could be
induced TO Offer another Programme"
it would be still mo ore successful than the
last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

NSWe learn that Mr.. Collector
Turner has appointed Simeon Babcock
OF Block Island, as Weigher and Qua
ger Of this port in the place of Nathaniel
II. Langley, reno, ,ed
We aic astonished that NJ. Turner
could not find Democrat in tins city
10 take the office, and was therefore
compelled to 90 to that classic spot,
Block Island, which has been exceed
ingly prolific in great men, OF all kinds
to find a suitable person TO fill t!.is Office.
We learn that Mr.. Babcock was exam
inei by our friend Milton Hall, Esq"
the Naval Officer. and alter siege Of
five hours, Mr.. Hall reported tha, Mr.
Babcock was quite familiar with the
Multiplication table. Mr.. LangIey has
been an excellent and very efficient Off
Ger, and has given universal satisfaction
TO all who have had dealings with him
in the discharge Of his official duties.
He is an honest. conscientious, worthy
man.