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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-04-21
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n this enlightened nineteenth century it is
truly astonishing thstthere are many crimes com.
mited at whicn humanity shudders Can nothing check
The horrible proceedngs In despairhe
from contemplation ofthe bloody record Of crime and
inv ties the attention OF . Hr.
THE BEARDED PUBLIC
the much more pleasing prospect os visto his shop
in the basement story of Mr.. j. II. Williams
south west corner Main and Market Streets where he
may ne found a; all times ready to perform tonsoraI op
srstions that may be required. - !. --.
September 0, 1853.
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NJ wHITMoRE. c. H. WOLFF
JONES. DEFF
NI HITMORE, WOLFF g. CO., I'M
w roRrERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
SIGN OF THE ANVIL.
No. 30 Wood Street, three dooos above the 81.
Charles Hotel,

.a... ...H .H- Pittsburgh, wa.
Are now In receipts OF their Spring supply Their stock
of Foreign Hardware was selected directly from the
MANUFACTURERS by one of the firm recently in
Eursps in the best cash terms which enables
them oer iHdHesReRts TO dealers aud assure custom
era their ability and disposition 20 supply them with
goods al the Orsst Prices We would especially inv e
Western Merchants who buy In the EastsrH Markets to
an OF Stock knowing our peculiar Jaei
es for procuring goods give us advantages with the
surance to defy competition from aay quarter.
We are constantly making additions TO our Stock.
Among our assortment may he found the following:
10 casks chains, asst. 500 doz, axes, ..r asst.
Anyils % cases cast steel 4"
is spring 4 Tab. cut" so Z" screws
I =" speneers files - 50 bags horse nails "a
500 doz grass scythes 20 kegs west
$50 Corn 4" - 90 gross seythe stones Z"
400 sneathes - IS " RIFLES q.
9sO -. hay Il man fkys" Blacksmith Bellows,
400 coal & ian. shov" Min cross cut saws
$50 " spades Carpenters Tools
$50 hoes, Platform scales
ALSO,
A large assortment OF sAddery Hardware and Trunk
Trimmings. .." March 10Th, 1884.
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WESTERN FARMERS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW LISBON, OHIO.
CAPITAL ----------- 100000.
james Kelly, Prest
Levi Martin, Sec'y.
JOSEPH CASTOR, Agent.
MoRRIsTowN, OHIO.
Feb. ;. 81. 3m. pd. a--I
UNDRY'S MERCANTILE COL
" LEGE.-Appollo Building, Northwest corner
5th and Walnut. CINCINNATI. O..

EUNDRY'S MERCANTILE COL
~ LEGE.-Appollo Building, Northwest corner
5th and Walnut, CINCINNATI, o.
Incorporated 1s4s.
The attention Of the public Is respectfully called to
the superor facilities afforded at this Institution for
qualifying individuals in thorough practical mannors
for the Counting Room and business pursuits.
INSTRUCTION
bookkeeping by Double Entry.
complete practical course OF instruction is given in
the art of keeping scientifically Double Entry Books in
the different departments of Trade. Commerce and
Manufactures, comprehcndng the best forms in use
mong the most eminent establishments engaged ndvd.
ualy or in partnership in business whether prosperous
adverse in the purchase and sale OF merchandise at
wholesale and retail, importing and exporting on their
own account on commission or on joint speculation In
Guiding spcculstions in Stocks Real Estate &C., with
steamoatng, Bank, Insurance, railroad and Books S
Joint Stock and Chartered Associations generally
Commercial Calculations,
Embrace every variety of Computation, per,aipinu 1,
business operations berg taught according to the most
titrat'onof Exesange,
e.ercantile Correspondence.
Such exercises introduced on this subject s,t
calculated to impress Aps4ex s1bits and genuine hu
siness style of Correspondence upon the mind of the
Techncalities and Phraseopgy, including pro for mt
Invoices, Account Sales, Bills OF Exchange, etc.
Practical Penmanship.
One hour daily is devoted in teaching systematic
Style Of business writing combining freedom with
thorough command of hand and pen, accuracy and ee
gance with and rapidity and perfect egby will
beauty of construction.
Commercial Law and Political Economy
Daily Lectures are given on these important topics
connected with the avocations of the merchant in tn
operations of commerce and practical workings oft ade
embracing the subject of Partnership, Principal and
gent, Negotiable Instruments Sales. Debts, Guara ties
&c. also the laws of Wealth. Currency, foreign am
domestic Exchanges Credit Profit Interest," Wager, In
ternational Trade, &c.
The can be completed in from eight TO tw elv
weeks.
Terms for the Mercsntiie:course $40.
| Expenses for Stationary, Diploma, &C., IS.
Instruction being given individually, applicants ca
enter at any time.
A knowledge of the ordinary English branches is a
the requisite preparatory qualifications.
| The business acquaintance of the Principal enable
him to render assistance to those wishing to procure s
| uatiOns on graduating.
Good Board can be obtained the city at from 80
to 90 per week.
Diplomas under seal are awarded the Graduates.
| Oct.S, 1852. JOHN GUNDRf, Principal.
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vy'o TEACHERS AND TOWNSHIP

W TEACHERS AND TOWNSHIP
BOARDS OF EDUCATION.--Repor of the text
hook committee of the Belmont County Teachers nsti.
tate adopted by the INSTITUTE at its Session in October
1852:
Your Committee appointed to examine and
recommend Text Books, after having exam
ined such books as they could obtain, on the
various sciences, would recommend the adop-
ton of the following resolution:
Resolucd, That the following named Text
Books be recommended for adoption into the
Public Schools of Belmont County:
McGUFFEY's EcLEcTIc SPELLING Book AMI
READERS:
RAYS ARITHmETICs AND ALGEBRAs, AMI
PINNEo's PRIMARY g. ANALYTICAL GRAM
MARS AND ENGLISH TEACHER.
Fl. d. McCARTY,
Chairman of The Iert Book Committee.
All the hooks named in the above report can he oh
tanned AT the Book stores OF S GRrssISGER and j. H.
WILLIAMS, at reasonable rates.
For particulars of Introduction apply to
l... II. q. BOWLES
agent for the Eclectic Series, Chiieothe, o.
May o, le53.-1y.
lAIHITE Lead-Cincinnati brandjust received and 70
w saleby (May2'51) II. ALEXANDER
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'INwov VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
I64 Acres of superior Land.
DELMoNT COUNTY, oHIo.--Isanc

pELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.--Isaac
- Van will take notice that Julia Ann Glenn mi.
nor by her next friend William Glenn the l4th day
OF March, 1884, filed petition against the said Van in
the Clerks office of the Common Pleas Court of said
county asking for Judgment against him of 500 dollars
Tor rassauliing and beating the said Julia Ann Glenn,
with intent TO commit rape. The said Van Is required
TO answer said petition by the 9Th day of May 1854 or
the petition will he taken as true aud Judgment render
ell accordingly. The said Vans property in said coun,
~ has been attached, The said Van viii also take no.
tice that the said Julia Ann Glenn and William Glenn
slpeot TO testify on the trial of said action.
JOHN H. HEATON, Clerk.
ID. ID. r. CowES,
Hr 81, lssl.-6w.l Atty. for Pitf.
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DR. b. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED

The CathoCan far surpasses other remedies, in being
more ceriain less expensive and leaving he system III
better condition. Let all interested call and Obtain
pamphlet (iree containing ample proof, from the most
respectable of the beneficial results OF its
with letters from highly experienced Physicians
who have used it in their practice and speak from their
own observations.
P.B. Peckham, NJ. d., Utica, NJ Y.
LP F,eminS MI1,. e N. d. n,eHa.,.d Gansnda,suS' y
D.Y Foote NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof Dunbar, NJ. d., Baltimore, Md.
]. G. Orrck, NJ. D. Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese, NJ. D., NewYor City.
w. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord, n. u.
J.P. Newland, NJ. D., Utica, NY.
Rev. G. =. Beard, Glenn Springs, T. G. .t
Ut Letter addressed &c care oil Mr. Curtis HATCH agent
at Ravenna, Ohio.
TO Dr. MARcnisl:--l have beon ten years troubled
with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uteri, and all the
attending difficulties at times rendering my life most
mi erabe. have had the attendance of some of the
best physicians with but little SUGGEST the they
could do was relieve-a cure of the question.
For five months before commencing with your nedc cine
had not been able to perform any labor could walk
hut few steps al time. and scarcely went of doors
in short was completely prostrated, both in body
in su fer ng and misery. But, reading your advertise
ment | wrs induced TO try your invaluable medicine
called Uterine Caihocon, as the last resort lad not
used il week before felt like another woman. BY the
use OF h ee bottles was enabled TO perform all the labor
for six in the family with ease, and could could walk
auy where i'm the ne,gborhOOd without injury. Moth
has induced me TO state my case to the pubic. can
safely recommend he preparation to all those suffering
IsignedJ Mas. SARAH q. Btsuop
Freedom, Portgaga, CO., Ohio, Dec. %, 1852.
I ~ b. MARCiIIsI & CO., Proprictors,
Central Depot, 3O4 Broadway, N. Y.
HUMPHREY ALEXANDER, 9gent, Druggist, St.
md sold by John Mclean, Cadz; II. d. Fawcct, Mt.
Pleasant; j. W. Warfeld, Falrview; Brentnger L.
.arnIserOng, Wheeling, Va apr. I, ls5i.-ly.
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~ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI

N OTICE.-The partnership heretofore
lN ebs, ing hs,ween oliver Taylor WIN. Tidhan aud
Jas Yeates, under the style Of Taylor Tdhall Co. Il
this day dlssolYed by nuuna consent Of ihe part
Az persons having un,rtted business with said n,m
will please call and settle with VIM TidbAll WIN IA au
th0rssd to settle the business Of the dtm.
- FVsre iaa-sf OLIVER TAYLOR,
~ kasik spfa srsf WIN. TIDBALL,
JAS. YATES.
Starch aist. is3i.--3t pd. spr.s.
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EAA PIECES WOOLEN DRESS
tSStVb Goods-Such as French Merinoes NJ. DE
LANES, ,Cashniercs Highland plaids, &c. &c, and will
oil all al cost and carriage. Come quick TO
w. p. ASBURYS,
dse. 81 Ne. 162 Main street. Wheeling.
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HARDEN \ BRANNUM


Win continue the WI oesac and Retail Grocery Ia
siness al The Old stand of ia rcn, Bauuum co.. aud
win alw avs have un hand full assortment OF every
Article In thoif line, which viii he sold at The lowest 0s.
ahio rates.
bridgeport, apr, Est .r.4a. ....... ... ..
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Practical Penmanship.

One hour daily is devoted in teaching systematic
Style of business writing combining freedom with
gance with and rapidity and perfect egiby will
beauty of construction,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16

DEAES.--The celebrated Bufun Pear, also
J. Virgilo, B%artlett's and Crawford's at
YOUNG Il SMITHS,
a2J Ill Thames street
lFE AID adventures OF Percival Mayberry, All
~ Autobiography, by the Author OF iaftic. Price
5Ucts. For sale at TiILEY'S,
ID opposite Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16
1Adrrie0.

In this clay. srnaoy eve ing by Rev. Dr.. Chou c.,
Mr.. FuwldT P'ckiam, aud Mis- L'zz'e q. Pea
body, ooh o; ~ idle'owi.
lINew Shoreham, on Saturi y, by Rev. &.
e. Lewis, Mr. John Clark, Of Westerly, and
Miss Ann Maria Coe. , rghter ot Elisha Il.
Gov, ESq., OF New Sho et.m.
IN this CIV, BY the Rev. ). Adam, Oct. cIst,
MIR. Ioseph :, lewis rad Mis- SarLh +. IOWA
send, all Of this pl; e.
IT, this city, by Q Rev. 8. Album, ID inst,
NJ Georre r.. Norhvp OF Nor,h KingstoMn,
and Mira E.thcr r. ID ips, of this city.
In tina coy, by 2 r-y. ). Adam, 5 list,
MI. Thoue5S. ! wtou and Mss Mlr,oh w
Eleb-ee, oil o. Ills city.
In st. Lou Missouri, on Thu = y, 2sd
inss. ia the q Church CT the Messiah" by the
Rev. Dr. E'iot, Rowlr nd X. Hazard, j., Of
,hi, city, and Margaret Eliot. daush'e r Of Curis-
TOPPER Rhodes, Esq. OF t.-louis.
IN this J, I2th, by the Rev. Benian'n Wat
son, Mr. +, ~. m A. F. Howard, OF this ci.y,
ind Miss june f. &. Bord .,os VIZ Ell.
Warren sta p ; copy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16

a GENTLEMAN OF DisTINcTIoy."-Sir
VIM. Boyd, who figured at Newport last
summer as the manager Of the "Boon
Children" calls himself, in a card address,
ed to the Herald, ga gentleman of distinc-
ton !" and complains that he was not treat
ed, at the Clarendon Hotel inIhis city, as
a gentleman of distinction" should be. The
gist of the trouble seems to be that the
landlord refused to pay this gentleman of
distinction" for a watch and pockct-book
that werc-among the missing IN y.
Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16
OVERS HEALING EMyRoCdT,oy

DHhN y
The wonderful astonishing effect Of this peculiar pre-
pnra,ion, has placed it nj the head Of al other heal
Ing and pain-des,roying remedies. Certificates and
recommendation Of the highest character ..om
Physicians, Clergy men. and Lawyers and people of
all classes are voluntarily rendered to Us and no, a
day passes tha, we do not receive the thanks Of
some poor invalid who rejoice in the knowledge
tha,ihe Embrocationhas gwen him some permanent,
relief ron puin and distress, and that he will be
able to enjoy once more the inestimable blessings Of
health.
w. II. FIELD, Sole Proprietor, Prov, n. /. For
sale by HAZARD Il CASW ELL, and RI. TAY-
LOR, Newport. n3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16
SWAfWS CELEBRATED
PAN G A,
FOR TIE CURE OF INCIPlENT
e. OTSu N.

SCROfULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SWELLING, RHEUMATISM, DISEASE, OF
TIE LIVER 4 SKIN, AND ALL IsEASEs
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES or TIE
BLOOD, AND Il EFFECTS OF MERCURY
SWhiM's PANACEA has been for more than 30
" years celebrated In This country and In Europe
Tor its extraordinary cures, for the certificates of
which reference Is mIde to the directions and books
(Which may be had sratis) accompanying the Pan
Hcea.
IL has been used in hospitals and private practice
aud hasha! the singular fortune to be recommended
by the m".t celebrated physicians aud other emf
neni persons. Among others by
W. Gibson, NJ. d., Professor OF Surgery, Pa. Uni
versiiy.
Valentine Mott, NJ. D., Prof. of Surgery, N. Y.
University.
W. T.. Devices, NJ. D., Prof. of Mid, Pa. Uni
versiiy-
N. Chapman, NJ. d., Prof. OF Physic, Pa. Univer
r. PaTke, NJ. ID. Prest College Of Physicians,
Phila.
DR., Del valio. Prof. of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Euurence de LurL, Prof. of surgery, Lisbon.
q. w. Irving, Lac Minister To Spain.
!. Chapman, Member of Royal College Surgeons.
London
sir Thomas Pearson, Mai. General British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, Sc, &c.
dnd, also, the wonderful cures effected by
swans Panicea, have Tor many years made IL m
lnsaluaLle remedy. The Panacea does not contain
Mercury ~ amy FORM, aud being NJ innocent prepa
ration, II may be gwen To the most tender inltht.
The retail price hHs been ednced to Sl50 per
bo'tle Containing three half pints,) Dr three boiiLs D
for 81
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
S1aim's Pnacea il In round bottles, Hated lon
gitidlnully, with the following letters blown on Tie
gluss;
SWANS PANACEA-PIlLAD !"
AM having the name Jas, swain, stamped on the
scaling wax, and written on the label covering the
cork and u splendid engraving for the side Of the
bottle, composed of n geunctTic lathe work, com
priSing nine dlilrrtnt dies, winch have been Iuuird
Tor the exclusive use Of lhe Proprietor, by Draper
& Co, bank note engrayers, OF Philadelphia. iu the
centre Is "A noitrIi, Of the late VIM Swain, copy
right secured.
Also, SWANS ERMlFUGE.
A valuable Family Medicine, being IA highly np-
proved re'nedy for Mi diseases arising from dob'lity
OF the digestive OIgms, such as worms, Cholera
Morhus, pysentery, Fever and Aguc, bleeding Piles,
Sick Head IDh", sc. DC. See the plmpl' q CnlitA
may be had gratis) PC, ompanying the Veriniiigr.
Prepared only al SWlM'S LA BORA DRY old
stand, seventh 81, below Oh" tnlt, Philadelphia,
aai sold by all respectable Druggists IN the United
tatcs.
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIc.-porsoaa wishing
to obtain tne genuine SWAIN'S pAHhCEA and
SWANS VEtMif!GE, should be careful Ia OBJ
sesvc that the name OF SWAIN Is spelled correctly
on the bottles aud labels ~ they may 10 imposed
on by medicines made ia imitation of them, by "A
person bearing u SOmcUhIt similar name, well cal
Iulatei 10 deceive.
General Agents for the Unite! States.
SClilEFFELiN, BROTHERS Il Co
10 William Street, cor. of Beekr,an street,
J25-6m NETWORK.
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DieI.

"a this cit, on The s.b. snssn Dean A'nap. eyed
III yea -, drucdte' Of LobO e. RAJ 81 mr..
lie. swac'cs, m mo ia. ,he wo IS which ii. illed
from he DING lips
",unc ue ct,'Irro % core Id,o me ara for
bid them not, ior o 81, ! . tde Ei1'don of server y
Al mo Newno'. As,lun, > T., G 'o;s a"aa C2J't,
dnu he: o. Jane Ga OF New iO.., P:ct IS
mohns.
10 tais city, Nov. Sh, a er a lingering illness
which she bore with chr ian ioi tiiu and re-
s~ignation TO the wi Of her Sayio' Mrs.
Amelia H., wife Of Mr.. Wi'iam IL. Gi IN,
aged 10 ycers. -.
In New York, L h, E ter a l~,oser'ng Illness,
Edward B. Mcssrr, ESQ, a2ed 81 q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16

O. The Home Journal says -
"The Americans are mis-represented
abroad, as follows:-by a Frtncdman
in Spain by an Italian in Italy ; and
by a German Lp at the Hague"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16
DY ROYAL LETrERS PATENT.
- THE HYDRDM
Or Waterproof, Anti-C oosumplive
CORK SOLES,
Manufactured no

HARCOURT, BRADLEY s co.,
A Market-st., Manchester.
Principal Warehouse, 1902 W God street, 'hcap-
side, London, England. American Fsia.-
lishmcnts, SO Ann street and lO2 Nassau st.,
New York, u. 5.
The liydrom,gen is a valuable discovery for
protecting the ieet from damp or cold, aud there
fore Il preventative OF many Lung diseases, with
out any doctorins whatever. The H~ydrumaye n
is in the form Of a sole, and worn inside the boot
or shoe. Its indicated character Is II powerful
antidolc to tiscaee.
For gentlemen il will be found agreeable, warm
aud healthy, to wear in The coolest weather, as
the foot cannot hecome wet IL The I',drUin,gci
is inserted. LADIES may wear the ii!htcst
sOIed boots or si,oesin the most indictment " TIL
or with impunity ; while Consumption, so prev
a'ent among the young Of our country, ma, he
diverted 10y their general adoption. Thry en-
tirely supersrdc oye,-snoes, as the latter cause
the feet 10 pcrsplre IA n Icry unhealthy manner;
and, Dcsidcs, are not dangerous wear To pedes-
trains IN ley weather, like India tubhcrs.-
While the latte, cause the .cet To appear cx-
trcmely large, The II, dromaecu, icing u mere
thin slice Of cork, prep ID peculiarly, placed
inside, dos not increase the 81 = ol the boot, or
cause the foot to appclr untidy. To Children
thcy are extremely valuab!e,a s they MAY engage IN
exercise with comfort ana healthy egccts -
Their expense il 50 li.hi rs TO sc roe need men
ton brsides those who rattonize them viii
iiGl their yearly doctors btls much di'hinishtd
thereby.
As the iIydromagen is becoming more known
its rllc H. increasing to IN almost Incredible .x-
tent. Last year in iondon, Manchester, Blrm.
ingham, Liverpool, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Pa
rIs, antwerp, ~ii'mburg, and Bcrlin, our ta'os
reached | 49, $50 pairs of Cork Soles. THIS
year the number VIII fr :urp.ss that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their value as
IL preventative Tor Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis,
Asthma, aud Consumption.
Meu's Size, pr. pair, 80 C,nts.
Laiies' do. % 80 do
Boys' & Misses 30 % do
Noticc.-Frum the Retail Prices we make Il
very liberal allowance 20 Jobbrrs and y Jirsai-
crs, 10 that a'y sorchecpar may make a fine
profit on their sale, while they are an article
that may be kept III any store, among any class
of gpuds.
For terms apply TO
uAkCOCRT, BRADLEY & Co,
s9-3n 80 Ana street, New YORK.
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DEFIANCE SALAMANDERS SAFES

DEFIANCE SALAM ANDER SAFES
ROBERT NJ. PATRICK is the SOLE
manufacturer in the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes, and F. e. GoFrIs's
IMPESFvRAnLE DEFIANCE LOCK Ahp
CRoss-BARs-Thc best Safes and Locks com
h'ned in The world. to whom the highest premi-
ums have just been awarded. by The Committees
of,he Metropolitan Mechanics lus ;tute otW ash.
;ng,on and the american Institute New York,
Depot No. l92 Pearl street, one door below
Maiden Lane, New York, formerly 80 John st.
Mandatory Nos. 90, 81, "a and &c Cannon ST.
N. Y.
u ON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16

gTAt the election in Massachusetts, on
Monday, for State officers, member, Of
Congress, Legislature, &c, the Know
Mornings have swept the State clean, and
carried all before them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16
COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
iNsU RANCE COMPANY,

1h'tR " w 49,
INSURANCE COMPANY,
PRovIpEEcE, r. !.
Ollce Ia Franklin House, conner OF south Main nm
College Streets.
Insure aguins Fire and Marine Risks on Ms iayoIa.
BILE terms Us other stutk Companies.
Capital 10000.
This Company affords the same security rs 0the.
Stock Companies with the additional advantage To
the Insured OF sharing equally with the Siockhulders
n the Net Earnings OF the business, without any lie
bility 10 assessment.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Hardness. AMOS N. Beckwiih,
Crray Taft, ienr, lippit,
Truman Bcckwiih Hosea ilallOu, Jr,
Thouas }. stead, Henry q. MathewsOn
William A Robinson james &. Anthony,
james Y. Smith, John n. Mason,
A. B. Dixie, Daniel Day,
Billings Blrstow, Edward 9earce,
Charles ~. Dabney, George W. Jhnpin,
Charlie l.. Fisher, William j. King,
Cyrus Tait, Joseph Carpenter,
Cyrus Is. Manchester, seth Padeliord,
Carl p. mason.
THOMAS HAiik NESS, President.
GEO. G.. ARNOLD, srcr'y.
Application per mail for Insurance to this CoInpa
ny will reeve prompt attention.
f3 law ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16

FRANKLIN mutual FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Oiiiae No. 3 Bank of Commerce Building, Proyi
denCe, * L.
Insure against loss on damage by Fire for the
terra of seven years on buildings only.
DlHEGIORS.
VIII an Fost.s, WIN. A. Williams,
Aulus - SHiul. John f. ChHpin.
NiIiiam g. Wc"den, Albert G.. Gallup,
Joseph 4 Gilmore, Taos. j. iiiil,
David ~iss'a, Edward \. Grceu,
A. u. bike, Lucius Weaver,
Earl Z. Mason, George g.. Nightingale,
A e.. Bas>tpw, ". -. Adams,
William y. Bailey, Geo 4. Howard,
Danic' l.. Carpenter, Enoch Stccie.
Taos. J. Stead.
WILLIAM FOSTER, President
JOSEF ADAMS, Secretary AMI Treasurer.
Tue unitss,Inrd viii receive proposals, Tor lnslr
ance o. buildings in The ABOVE Gomptny.
l. CROOKER,
iyZ7-ly No. lis SPrIns street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16

DUCK Skin y iuens aud Gloves-j0 dozen
- Just reed rom the Manufacturers and for
sale by the dozen or single parr.
N. B.-The above lot of Mttens and Gloves
vary in price from % cents to $500 and is the
most complete assortment o. good mittens and
gloves ever offered in ,his market. Is this lot
is "A few pair Of Beaver, Russian Dog, FawD and
Buck Skin Gauntle,ts of supe. .or quality for
drivers. Also, a good asso tment Of Indian
Tan Drivers Gloves. Let every driver call
and get a pair at the who sale price,
at 1852 Thanes-st. J ii. COZZENS.
ID
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16

MOrlCE.-Marg,r.t Oh ,Ioncr is prepared to
~ preserve Ounces, &c, at her residence II
Levin street, neai the Catholic Church, or at the
residences OF Customers, s2lln