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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
AuRsING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRnGa, ts.

"ByRon, 6EHEsEE Co, n Y, Oct. ~, 1917.
.Nessrs NJ. L. WALLACE CO. Some time last win
ar INV wife became dsblitacd from the effects of In
yyhaa and Nursing Sore Mouth HAT she could mol it her
mild or ps rform any household labor Her medical rea
pent was varied according the advice and prescriptions
n lie most eminent lkysieers Until Ia va. exhaust
,d in useless efforts She becnine very skeleton, tha
Al the Tina she commenced taking hdnrs Med!eiaJ she
weighed no more than eistyfve pounds but BY the ns'
no had taken four bottles she became perfscty well The
an, n so perfect that she is enabled To do all neces
nry household work. and gained thirty peands Of nc. sn
bur wcaks. foars Uuly, " n SAbENiiNr.
The reader will observe tlut MIR GALEsrisE says "ov,
xiii - IIe ws ure informed by 4. s. TkRRr ESQ., VI
he snn,e pluce, has studied Medicine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
FEVER-SORE CURED.

rhn R.v. RICHARD DUNNtNG, Pastor Of The fre.
.r.nr chnrc. Aduns Basin, MONROE county, New Yo's,
.rnr to i- have Just received elt,s from Mr. GiiAN
80 Dl~NiNG -eat.vo 10 ;hc ol his Fevrrroro. Io'
ay dcrc.d on wnut II states, for hr is Chrisraa nD
i i u,!er IN the church. Some years since he Ind Il
yc upr oc hrs legs e1 10 hls hfs in consequence
a Frvcrsore The uther leg beEp now Affected. nh''
uuu, lu o. aInlnitalcd | rccsninendcd hRAsTs Mhpl
MS krnd Inc .esult He says; Il hare sssd only hre'
arms of GRANTS MEDICINE. placed All noFr
on. vouy hat Nrdteins and nos
ay that with the blessing Of God, has affected 81
~ Lcc,n See smphlets for inh pariieulnrs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23

"ArTicA, Genesee Co, February l, lsN.
"MT WALLACE Il CO.-G~nasr~s: was, for more
nan wear afflicted with disease Of the stomach. could
rot cat any greasy substance without causing great
nn sieksess and voiniing md was continually afflicted
With stomach as an experiment, tired one bot
le OF BRASTrS MEDICINE, which, 10 my utter dissp
,ontmsnt and rerod he ussai dffer snt'ns
Therefore used second bottle, which has completely cured
he sease am well and hearty, and eat almost
myIhing without being pained or the stomach becoming
I ours respectfully, l. . "ihSoN
AIr NNlcnY La n rIanerinla maLclall Of ANlcA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23

o. q KlNEEY merchNf', t?'uieE, s'ts M""tt
r. ...t ~ thar curccI-t"c'ur ~ snd c"lTIiy " .
.-..Iu. IA rdros If { ,SJfRs 'Hrudsh tie eiilr"'
..,. rs PURlFNi%C ENlEACT sF-s"-ss.
~ county. y Y. IL gso islls s''d FrRflhE. ~
...l.. a.l e: ", a Cana nlouHT,c, Montgomery ~
o. s. .,- ,lu,rnri us uf an important eH,t n . G.
..t ,... .Idll:, which rh,r.cd Vn MI asee ~
q r.-'' f. .rr,fOfr this PURIFIER cares CdHce, ~
s..t... ,'rHlng power, wnat impure disease al ~
I'D ,'ta VT b tul Scvpu yearS experience ass 10
o. d sl,- l-rrs are none but what It wal cure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23

AMOsr A,ToNI,uiNc trrt o. scrcrr,.
IoIlS UII ERs.-A ,A~tt kTll L. u ! II L.
vNynR or iOsT' y E\fI,>
to,y 81 .Icurr from ]. NAlc, rsp, NJ, or m
Boston. n.rol sti.r
To plurE.soR HoLttwAy,
pmr sir. arr. s.E,m itxo>. rIiGrsu ud
-tr,rt. Eosirn h"s ,hs diN d, ts'' hth tr u, hhl
fnt cm sh,Ii.itr t,ri'' ~ ~rstt"irh nfh''d
with S,rrn',u u. e. nni 4 lc,rs II lrt nru p h'
hFS nrd other parts ofh'l h'd' nv although w.
hr- "l ncdi'ai advice wns 'hl"ii,d, 1T ne "tt 'ia
lr o." s', q! m'tr,, he 'h'"is 81 l." a'"''h'' 81
~rn; ru. lui g'gin"iN gu" "tH,
Ecirr rrrnr''nri died ~ tiu d =" t"N ttrr 'u''
r,ou' ,hr rrtcut,d y ~ nll f't md ''N 81 We
Iiu. ~. i,E,. 'iat vA~ - u.td, >'r - u. e
4 ".'' d'.',lI lrsrrd BS rtr,r''irsNn' re CO.
,rts shrl .'r '''rr.f st'H ri. =" TIC tifif-
l,os ptd sir.rtiy - ,fu "'r'''' 'h.'' p N ci,'
s. ~ ",s t'"lN '"'"' 'ld &C." hPfI ne
" bcsiuC ,', Ih. iul"tr, lf"rrr 'ufs ln't.
pnird August ~. ~. lS'su'D fol Z.
/ XTRA0RrINhRr ANr rFArID CURE OF
! URNslrEIAsIN ELIC, AFTER MEDICAL
AIuIi," TAlIEp.
! Cor, uf r'rrr ii'm Mis E,Hai, III i'"'' "i ne
P,,l unioo, sh'y 'ct E"s' l'm ioghh, sus"X,
dated lar lzll, H,3.
4 To PRoTE>scH iiol lLtN.Y,
/ Sir.--i suntred hr ~ q" sfrrnl'' Icthr ir' ~
l .rv,rc atiach nf I r sipchs, "Lrh NJ hip se''
/ IN u = i,g md =, rist,d all medical trhn tnt. ~
\ .un ri, :, vrt, ,tts great rhd quite dtsl hil'd At
\ IN, refmautht M trdu rL when VIZ n',Nii ~
Il have recourse Ia t'It omii 'ti "i' lir' O." p"
4 yhout de ,, M, az. la 'pS /" >nN tlr l'ui VA
cminety sEecessll. fnt ihiH tn"' l'o ifcirh thrt
H nC M, Lr url ustc,,d re y the ~ 'n'ii q
i h,anh 1 .hUli c,e- 'rnk Win tie rih "si VI
Il r,rcc # ,onr rn.dirncs I'D hive rc'n m'I d' y
Il ia. IN tn tlrrs ~ tbs i'G hl"hUtI siL fili ih"
|, itd who DERIVED rpu..! irIui
4 am. sir Nour ul lt,d NJ d f"fh'W H'r'shi.
i (-ignod) llIIAbt'h 'EA'f9'
II Tn. Pills should he uscd Cpiu"inilN with the CHI
II mrnt, in most n the i"luwiig thSts -
II u,J 4, ,ys cofus fSuh) rheumatism
II NJ nrc,.,. Cancers S,alis
Il ,,u,us Contracted aud sore Niprlr.
II Rnuinns sun i"lh'r s"lc "''''
II ;.itr ~ Mos Elephantinsis skin-fisrhst'
II ch.tues aud Fistulas, = nrHy
II s.,J Eti., Cont Sore h.adr
II ,,nc.-,.y CIanduIar Tumoufs
II ,hi,,n.G,ot Swelljpgs, Ulcers
II t,n,,hI.in. uutsro Wounds
II mapped hnnds Piles ia"s
Y Sold M the Establishment nf rr"hts,f HOLLOWAY
Il IA sirn,d (nrAr Tcmrle Nar, i."iG'n,) aid aso
II at his IinI.B.N New fnKK tn tts iut ritiits =
II in the >Inie. uddIc,.,d =. IIcLIrwAy, NEw N'Lh
II viii r,r,i,e due au,rIn. reid ais" 10y al rel 80
II tah'r Druggist, ard h,n ~ in N,drhcs thfo' Eh-
\ out the Unurd States H. "is NJ - 2 tiis, ~
\ cents. mHd 81. ccEts ts'h To tr h'd " hoitsh
! nC ~. prir cipal Iirul Iou.ts in The 'i"n.
II rrIhctr IL 4 colisltrH'!e suNirs hl takn z the
larger SIZES
/ ~ u directions fnr The grdarce Of patients in
II ever, disorder arr affixed to IN, h Pei.
II For SALE 10y HAZARD a LAsN LII, aud H. J.
II TAiL'R. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
Stoves. Ranges
AND
F j R N A c { S 4.

MAY always bc found at the subscrllers, q
vi most approved patterns, aud set with care,
aii warranted a. KUrk well Also, tin and slice'
icon aarc on hand. With other articles usually
kcIs q, such = .,prc. Tin, copprr, and sbe'
h.- wsrc rsic 10 oricr. Orlcs soiicitrd.
wM. BRDwNELL,
Uppu.i' ..e I Cii0n Bank.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23

CtCK Is,liche Remedy --Persons suffering
- from tn, 'srribIs m dsdy may rely upon IN
ef.,tuil cdre, ~, the use of Esstmsn's Infal'ibe
sick u tl~he Re n-iy; price 81 box for sale
by uli) r. J. TAY LrR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
Worse than Eopeless !!

Now hear Mr. HASkl. statement Of euTei re sso
aWywiit procured one oottle OF BRAN7'SPOhnf wv
.o,nn"nerd nsinc that aud began 70 get better That oo..
,nned mo % get Of y bed, where had beep CO l'neu
, s, e sc,srd bottle ena'cd me 10 get outQ hsho""
he jrI bottle enabled 10 saLs ito miles TO aone eu
re- where procured sir hotties more Ind when ma n
~ , ,Erp srErnecn out of enty ulcers hnd he1iel
On, and HIee Lottisa more effected PfRfECT Cuhf OF
n il,, ,Il.,rs and restored me 10 good hecih'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
FOURTEEN WITNESSES:

Al, uASKIN has sworn to the above facts and NE facts
-. ,yifn.srd and certified TO uy Or. T. NlLLlANs-hr
IN RPONS proprietor OF the " est Rome HefH-Meerrs
ussFiI 4 LEONARD. Wholesale and retail aiuSs--+
"a FI,ENIN other respectable vifnesss.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23

abis ia the cnse of n dyng who pef ties re oa
,,red of worse case of SCROFuLA by only hoetf %.
s.s of rnnts Purter tlau was cured py le uso ~
80 os of The hest SdysdpgRa that was ever hlanH
srsannria has not :ent medical omv TO eneet lhe eurs
,f such veroifagiy hO7tlGs case. =, =, ~ IA g.,
'Mr / h. UAskfN OF Rome, mean CO. ~ T. ma se'y
s1 Gvy renrs- was confined TO bis bed tue ,d" gea,
90. sr much Il dseas,d aud dcbtated as 10 Dc uh.oe
zis. his hand 10 his head He had the bt; msdhht gd's
had used ALI of the best Sdrsapnaas To no ooo ehI
-. ,soyse and poySr and considered 70 ne Ia eyt
80 nnJ could not live ,irety;onr hours iotSt, "hth u
ontinrncrd using BRAN"S PURIFIER. h,s "sS. n,',
nt ,c1rlu or from 10 hole io0s edfcn H"oh9
80 'rnd,;,,s unIer his chin, tnat he breathed th,
he hole hr eaten arodnd tst ~ eoaa pe % V,|
- one arm was dc stroyed by TWO ulcers an nceI uhu
he arm Us arge mans hand had s,y eae % ~ .s}s
Ill nuty,d nc, d oteasre Ulcers rarps parts OF
.rs,n For further and full particulars, see our FAN
Dr THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most .kilfni pay
cians Of Rome, called to see Hashln me aas Oy".
:. cnmnenc,d using Branrs Purifier DR. w: eLhninec
IN nnI tIrn fold him that all the medicines IN ne rors'
sI,d nor cure hiyt-hnl his case was
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
TIE RENON NrN RtM'DY.
I!OLLOWAl'S MINT.

This exrrHordirLrsi UrrutHl II trr o'td - =
,p.,,i lral,r! iHsHlrs ,ui h,n US q ~ rtfcftn
with the dirprtm " hirh 'C'' wtrnN ''ct l', vi
.,sure cures whtu all ,ilcT ~ sis ihlh ths'st''lt
ru-I drsyrrnt, -kir d,rhsit IfH Ms l'h' u u g.
6cacy n j. tHu'ui- - bru rr'h IN crtrs it CON
Ruedmn,su ,lItaittd or ri,iT - irr- L. \ tn
mas il will dt Wonders II A,l itb",d ihi" h Ga al
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
EMALe WEAKNESSES g. COMPLAINTS

No rs,nedy offered TO the public has ever been haD 81
ta aud ses,usi in re,tino ALL the Incidental ~eskEe
$, and res Of the sex, as BRASI's MosARy
lAs,a II makes no difference whether the derangemcn
q ,vpu, es,sn ercr,s other rsaknsss-tt REGULATES
ALL by ,t,en1tl.ning Ne svTEM sguaiirng he cikcuLA
roS and soothing and Lssins NERVOUS IRiTAsiLiTY
- See pamphlets.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23

VI. PALMER, the American Newspapr
AGENT is the authorized Agent Tor the DAILY
News and and Heral ofthe Times IN the cities o
Boston, New York and Philadelphia and is duly
empowered to take advertisements and subsorlp
tons at the rates as required by US. His receipts
will he regarded AS payments. His Offices are
Boston, ScolIay's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North
west corner ofThird and Chosnpt strrets.
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street,
Boston, are Agents for the Newport Daily News,
and The Herald of the Times, and are authorized
to re Give Advertisements and Subscriptions al
the same rates as are required at this Office.
/ Their receipts are regarded as payments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
LIVER-COMP MPLAINT!

DR. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Stamford CONN, one "
ne oldest and most respectable pysieuns, was aniie'
,itn Lttey V,pi,nt nary years and perfectly euFt
o u.ins BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We eouss
ann. hundred. of other cases, also cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23

..arse ,,e ysG, Of il has medical euntve nao'
" " nnd IN tuus,uucIce cures more deose, III hueh ''~
- ~ hsn Inn, nae IntH, of any other medicine ,, -
Ic Hen one bottle of BRAN1'S PukirlEh WIN euit t
yOnR TMES more diseosc than one oo'as oi ~ ,,
80 Mus PURIFIER" would be us error at -, -.
I.y,, ,n,. ms ,aI 81 aydr7Ud nj one dottu ht bhNNi
PURlFiER is sold for only ONE DOLLAE Do'E ToIS IF
. ho,. of il mas cured and Is capable oi cnrlny @
,tIS ~ ,,rl dsen,e Is bNtHs OF So1MpdruSd l1i'e
ore Sarsaruru eyuseqnrpce OF 'u less p'wo, @ w. ,
.,icsi r,,rv ,nould sold Of no more !ran ,r's n
a., ecr,, r"r Loulc 10 be .hsap us the flNif 'Eh
,usa a.uy,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
One Dollars Worth =!
cANcERous sCRoFULA!

tt,,, ,,,ch cANCER--how much SYPHlLls--ho~
- :, poLpJ s--will one doUcr's tcorfh OF Bh-sN
81 81 sJrit,B clrc Read the following statement whei
ofi lis mower
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
RAILWAYS READY Relief.
~ - an, - /. A., a, : S,,N .itNt RIlDI VENT

RADNA NAi'S RENUVATlNN kESOLNENT.
II Clcanses aud purifes the blood from all Scrof-
ulous iiun,rs it cradicates from the bones and
muscles Disease Deposits II electrihes the
fluids aud solids
WIrII HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
Ii T. warranted to cme
ScrofIla, White Sweiiings,
Hunors, Syphilis,
ancers. Epilepsy,
Tumors, JauhdIcc,
Rickets Ulcers,
Salt Rhcum, Fever sores,
Bronchitical Tumors Hacking Dry Cough.
In either of The above named diseases, we Guar
antee that the patient will experience its powers
al effects IN A FEW HOURS after taking it.
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
T. thrill or health courses through every nerve
and secretion of the system. lis oh"ck 81 health
AS felt in the homes the muscles, the nerves, the
seci etons uf every organ IN the body,
I'm ten Minutes.
The patient feels this ,aarvcllous remedy work
NC in the system after taking II.
/. IL en, lches aud purihes the blood.
z. Itrelnoves from the bones aud seer. lions al
diseased deposits.
3. IL strengthens aud builds up the weak, re-
laxed aud worn out parts Of the system.
1. IL braces up and inparts renewed cnegS and
vitality to the nerves.
LET ALL THE DISEASED
call at the Medical office of RADWAl co.,
No. l62 Fulton street, and give this ext aol dlnar.
remedy one trial. Price d per bottle.
Ip IA Z ~.
All suffering with pain are invited to call AZ
! RADWAY'- Medical office ever, day, from =
| A. VI. to =. VI. Its guaranteed tha, RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF viii stop the most
| severe pains IN five minutes or less. regular
i pby s,ci,n is in attendance. Advice gratis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
BRANT'S INDIAN
.PETRIFYING EXTRACT

.t - ,,i;,,, m s,-yy re,Jeci and tlCrs 1, aonndNm
s s'"" % ,ur,, rirc,,d that O%k BFVTLF o' y con
Sps g,o onrfvn~ htan, yiriir md %esem r,p"
hn ., A. rnu,niutd n FOi RPOITLts o. aiy ,d sn,
hh I -. III ,.r u,i,ri,r that ns ever hcn phe,eu
:, .ac Trr lronl4 Pfgois ~ our % rIG ni Were pY
y O' a. t,!E ,,ry tLe, wero LANE and CUT Lrnp
~ ' 5v. vtiE-ry Int we're SICK, scRof - ~ ~,
III .,lrr,,. II .tu.pt. lave hCcG EALkD ailu SIhH1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach !

rom the girl the sonsn and the CONAN at middle 400
%. one case accelerated and the other gradually -
crossed as to prevent nny Of the fatal d'seass that equeut
I,f fschc chanN
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. &.
.BE NOT DEFR.AUDEDl
Buy no book unless Dr. A. Nj. Maurceau, l29
liberty Street, n. Y, is on the title page and the
entry in the Clerks Office on the back OF the title
mage and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers. or send by mail, and address to DR.. A. NJ
Mauriceau, as there are spurious and surrepttious
infringcments of copyright
a,y- Upon receipt of One Dollar "T THE MAX
RiEp WoMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
r,ni,ed states the Canadas and British Provinces.
\ All Letters must be postpaid, and addressed TO
DR., A. M. MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New. ork
City. Publishing Office, No. l2' Liberty street,
| New-YoTk
II AGENT.
Il ID. NJ Cook, Provideuce-Benj. J. Iley
Newport -Pelce Handel, Wesie'y.
+ a6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
THE MARRIAGE STATE;
Shall Hnppsms.s aud Health, or .nissry and
StcLBsss, aftsad az
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS!

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts OF the neid, or
the insects of the earth, oyincing no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties oil nihu
were not vouchsafed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
aro dependent the health, the wel-being, and the
happiness of confding and afectionate WIFE, win
perhaps a family of children
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
DREADFUL iNHERITANC CE
seNIohTED ORANGE,
AS cULpABLE AS IryXcusABLE


How long shall this ignorance prevail produce
live of its bitter fruits How long shall the wife
and mother be ignorant of the nature, character aud
causes of the various womb and sexual complaints,
smbittering her days by sufering-sufering often
prolonged to years, eventuatng in complication OF
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurabe Shall
we for ever close eyes to the results OF physo-
logical science by which we may arrive at an
understanding of ourselves as men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases anu
inn than To Children.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-23
SCR0Fl lJLA

II sou.ords Of c n Scy9fa C"sc', rrfy SIy"ssM "sMALI
shsy in pine disrtsc ~ NE Hod-nne 80 ~ ,Srt c.,rs ~
80 Si,t5,rs' he ,,p roef NJ he ruvVf,n9 n'd
4, Nclsciae irhfa has VldRed mud eon?"e''' '''' "
Aeu There is uagnesfiDadbie cftdr!ee mdt-
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acknowledgements
Rrant's is the Cheapest;

.,ho hnye us.d BR1NT'S PtRHIER hhcr hgying useu @
~, ,."te1 al tho Sasapt,iiius aud other medienes 100
,nn,cird to cure blood diseases have decideu UNIV
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20
81 As 7 0 ? @ l..

The port OF Sebastopol consists Of a
bay. running in south-easterly direction.
about four miles long, and mile wide at
the entrance, diminishing to 400 yards at
the end. where the g Scbe~nala Retchka.
or Black River entities itself The aver
age depth is about eight fathoms, the bot
tom being composed of mud in the center
and gravel at the sides. On the southern
coast of this bay are the commercial. mill
tary and careeniDg barbors. the quaran-
tine harbor being outside the entrance !;
all these taking southerly direction. and
having deep water. The military harbor
is the largest; being about mile and a
half long, By 400 yards wide. and is com
pletely land locked on every side Here
it is the Black Sea feet is moored in the
winter. the largest ships being able to lie
with all their stores on board close to the
quays
The fortresses are built on the case
ment principle. three of them having three
tiers Of guns, and fourth two tiers
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20

long to the circus which arrived here last
night, and / am sure Old Turner my
partner, has hoaxed you with this ridieu
lous story
8 If he has: we'll lynch him." said one
of the mob.
" Well he has, | assure you" I replied;
so just walk to the hotel with We, and III
convince you of the fact"
This agreement they reluctantly con-
sented to, keeping however, a close hand
upon me. AS we walked up the main
street on which the new State House is
situated, the mob again received a
reinforcement of some fifty orSixty. and
[ was marched like a malefactor up to the
hotel Old Turner stood on the piazza
ready to burst with laughter. | appealed
to him for heavens sake to explain this
matter that | may be liberated. He
continued to laugh, but finally told them
. he belived there was some mistake about
it. The fact is" said he, s'my friend Bar
mum has a new suit of black clothes on,
and it makes him look SO much Ike a
priest, [ concluded it must be Avery
The mob saw the joke. Some apollo
eised to me for the rough manner in
which | had been handled. (for they had
torn my coat half off my back, and rolled
me in the dirt considerably while others
swore that Old Turner deserved the fate
intended for me; but the majority of the
people roared with laughter, declared it
was a good joke, and advised me to look
sharp. and pay my partner for it, Twas
exceedingly vexed, and when the mob had
dispersed. | asked Old Turner what on
earth could induce him to play such a
mean trick upon me
''Mv dear Baruum," said lie "it was all
for our good. Remember, ali we need to
insure success is notoriety. You will see
that this will be noised about town as a
trick played by one of the circus mana
gers upon the other, and our pavilion
will be crammed tomorrow night"
It turned out as he conjectured. The
joke was in every persons mouth. We
soon became acquainted with th whole
town. and had immense audiences during
our stay. This. however, did not induce
me to forgive Old Turner. for | knew iull
well that self interest was an after con-
sideration in this case. the joke being
prompted solely by a desire to see some
fun. no matter at whose expense.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-20
FREEDOM AND 0PRESSI0N.

Freedom is the language Of nature !;
oppression the language of art Freedom
speaks to US with a thousand glorious and
tender voices: in the earth. the air, the
ocean. the wave of trees, the flow of
streams. the fight Of birds, the tramp Of
the storm driven surge, and the clouds
that float between US and the soul elating
light of the star -fecked heavens Nor
ming ard evening. sunshine and shadow.
music. beauty and JOY thrilling the affairs
Of which the patriot and philanthropist
are inspired with sacred herOisms, are the
offspring Of nature. the language of free
dom In all natures. from the tiniest
life that has identity in its element, but
highest and noblest In man, freedom IS the
first and supreme aspiration. 1t Is the
voice Of God animating the universe into
lnnumerable harmonies, whose djapnSon
Is only broken by the discords Of oppres
sion.
Oppression is the language Of art. It
speaks with thousand harsh voices Of
human conceit-in fraud violence. disor-
der. and deceit It is the language Of
fear, which darkens the soul, and shuts
from it the teachings of nature, which
everywhere speaks the goodness and glory
of God. and the godliness of untrammel-
ed. unperverted man 1t IS the language
of weakness, which forgets all but the
fesh-stinging lash and fetter, and bows
down to baseuess and wrong 1t IS the
language too. of the strong trampling on
the weak. with creeds. and whips, and
chains Patriots, martyrs, and republics
are the progeny of freedom robbers,
hanrmen. and tvrants are the children OF
oppression. Freedom transforms all
things to its likeness-the beautiful.
Oppression deforms whatever it touches.
To enjoy the pure air, the earth, the
sea light. darkness, thought and speech,
in the purity of nature, is the mortal
heaven of man, into which the immortal
iescends, to inspire still more noble aspi'
rations. To live. love, and share only the
good. the beautiful, and the true, Is to co
operate with God, Our Father" in the
perfect liberty which Is the Language
/ of His nature, and the instiet of ours
Liberty is principle, unalterable and
eternal Oppression is an invention, IN
terposed but fot time, like darkness II
the absence of light. to show how tran
scendent are all things coexistent will
God. Spiritual Itiegra31b