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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
PREMATURE GRAVE.

TT Is A REMARKABL FACT that thousands have been
some good and efficient medicine in time the
of disease Is asso startling truth that thou
sands been heralded untimey grave by the use
Of poisonous nostrums The author therefore seeing he
necessity good and efficient medicine, which could
he relied upon when the services Of competent Fly cians
could be obained has been induced 10 ofier his MA
MALUkE EMINENT and ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS to the
public These medicines compounded strictly honest
and form medicines Of virgin purity being warranted
purely vegetable.
10000 Cases Of rheumatism Burns, Ulcers, Sprans,
Fever Sores, Sore throat Neuralgia, Tooth Ache, Head
Ache, Pains in the Rack Side Breast Bos, Ring Bones
Rmples, Diarrhea have been curee in the last year
Also OF Sweeney, Gahls, Spnt, Fistula
CHAMBERS, Botts Cholic, Yellow Water, &C.. Thousands
who have been afflicted with Dyspepsia Liver Complaint
Head Ache, Diseases Of the Skin, Jaundice rvcu'
Pens of all kinds Bilious Affections Costiveness Female
Affections, &c. have been restored to perfect health by
the use OF Gilinore's Anti Bilious Pills
Gray Hairs
snd Premature Badness prevented by the use Of j.
Mcknney's Circassian Hair Tonck This beautiful COM
bnation prevents the hair from falling of, promotes it.
groth and renders it soft and glossy
Agents Wanted,
In every town throughout the United States for the sale
OF T. j. Mckinney's Celebrated Balm, an uncquaied
remedy for Cholera Dysentery, Diarrhea, Flux Choc
and all pains In the bowels.
Poison.
T. J. McKiuneys Worm Medicine contains poison and
is warranted purely vegetable. This preparation has
PEELED worms Of all kinds from the intestinal when
other preparations of great repute failed.
Fever and Ague.
in all its various types permanently cured without injury
to TIE system by the Of T. J. McKinnys Fever and
Agu. Pills. This tonic preparation been equal
ed ltnevcr fails Try it, and be satisfied that ague
be cured.
For sale by L. b. o. A. Patterson and N. white
Iowa City c. D. Crockwel Anamosa; c. Bever Cedar
Rapids; A I. Gillet, Upton.
November 2, ls53-y.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
Edmund Ruhln, Of Virginia, ----Ths Great Aeri-
culturist.

The Baltimore Sun Of last Thursday, 10 ci'
ting the names of many distinguished men IN
attendance on the late Convention at Charies.
ton, put down the name of Edwin Rufiin OF
Va, tie great agyicultuyisn. What an honor
able title. II caught our eye among the many
great names that surrounded it and we dweis
on the thought Of which it was the father with
indispensable pleasure. There 1t stood among
'ssendtors and governors and representative,
one solitary name, one great man distinguished
as farmer and we put him down, in our mind
as the greatest man among that vast assembly
of great men. A farner-"fhe great ogrieuHuv
ist" enobling titlc snd we'll does Edmund
Rufiin Of Virginia deserve the title. But MAY
we not draw a lesson from this little incident
May not the farmer see that in his own spher
distinction can be gainedf May he not lear.
that his sons, if learned and trained to the RI
sing progressive profession 81 agricu!tur
can reap laurals az green AZ ever decked tn
brow OF soldier orcitizen7 Yes, for anon
the great Commercial Convention at Charleston
wa. the renow ned "E. Ruffin of Va, the gred
aoy;eultuyist!''-St LOUISE armer.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

TExpEaAscE IN TExAs.-The last Legislature
Texas passsds special act giving 10 the voters
within Eve miles Of Marshall, the right 70 pro-
hibit the sale of spiritous or vinous liquors. in
any Quantities. except for medical proposes
The vote was taken on the law on the 9th ms.
and resulted for prohibition LAG; for license
IS. In August the vote IL to be taken through
out the State on the same question.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

THE GIBRALTAR oFCALIroRNIA-A fort is in
course Of construction on the south eminence OF
the Golden Gate Upwards OF two hundred
men are busily engaged in grading the lofty
hill and have reduced its dimensions very
materially. TIE overseer OF the workmen in
fol med us that, providing funds were appro-
priated IN sufficient quantity by the general
government not more than three years would
elapse befo e the entire work will have reached
completion.
About 300 yards from the Point, aud upon
the Presidio side of the same, an exceedingly
substantial wharf, for the reception, when com.
pleted, of government stores, is undergoing
construction. and has reached partial compile
ton. 1t is called a "crib wharf," and Is formed
after the following described fashion; Lengthy
and stout trees Of the pine or cedar variety
which il driven into the earth would be con.
considered piles, are laid upon the other in
the form of hollow square resembling. when
finished, an old fashioned log cabin before
the s'chinks" have been filled up. Upon
these are laid lengthy scantling, and the struc
ture is then covered with thick heavy planks
the .cribs' are then filled up with large stone
and rock removed and carted from the Point.
and when level with the covering are covered
over as before, forming very durable and fine
looking dock. From appearance We should
Judge that the wharf has already reached 4
point $50 ards from,the solid masonry upor
/ shore. and whsE flushed. a. projected. it vii
J extend yUU leet INTO W. nS~y.--SAns JsAauir
Rem
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

GLOVER, TIMOTHY. Kentucky Bluegrass, and Red Top
~ seeds onion sets, Lima and Mocha k beans peas &c.
just received and for sale by II. WI YFFE.
Aprn 2. 1855.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
HORACE E. DIMICK & CO.,

"
IMPORTERS and manufacturers Of Guns Rides Pistols
i OF the various descriptions We would respectfully
say have the largest and most general assortment
Of Ore ars and their equipments thatcan be found In any
house in the United States We do think necessary
enumerate articles but We viii say II we can not fur
nish the right sort Of articles there not much chance
teriai wholesale and retail.
N B. The power and accuracy Of our arms tested BY
practical experiments to the satisfaction Of the purcha
sers.
August IL 1858.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
HENRY'S NvIGORATNG CORDIAL
! p,,rcI,, TcUefybIe in its COmn0sifi07

HENRY'S NvIGORATING CORDIAL.
Purely Vegetable in its Composition.
This invaluable Cordial is extracted from Herbs and
Roots which have been found after years of experience
most beneficial in the diseases for which it is
ded, and hence while is presented to the public as an
ecacicus fsmsdy il also known to be OF that char
which reliance be placed as to its safety In
Of Impotency, Hpmorrhages, Disordered serry,
Menstruaon Suppression 81 the Menses Fuor Abus,
or Whites, or for
Debility
arising from any such weakness from sickness,
where the patient has been confined to bed for
time, for females after confinement, abortion mscar-
rtage this Cordial be exceed in its sanitary Effects
in loss Of muscular energy, rritabity physical pros
raton seminal weakness palpation Of the heart indi-
gestion sluggshness decay Of the provocative functions
nervousnees Nc; where TONIC medicine is required it
will be found equal II not superior to any compound ever
used.
To Females.
Henry's Invigorating Cordial is Of the nval
medicines in the many complaints to which females
subject 1t assists nature to brace the whole system
check excesses and creates renewal health and happ
ness Less suffering disease and unhappiness among
Ladies would exist they generally to adopt the
sructons which females liable to- restored by the
use OF a bottle or two, to bloom and vigor.
Young Men.
That solitary practice, fatal the existence of
and it is the young who most apt become its victims
ignorance Of the danger which they subject
Nervous Debility,
Weakness Of the system, and premature decay Many
You may be suffering, msed the source
disease. To HAYS hrou
themselves premature iDpotency, Involuntary seminal
emissions weakness and shrveng Of the genital organs
nervous affection, anyother consequences Of unre-
strained indulgence of the sensual PASSIONS occasonng
the necessity Of renouncing the felicities of
Marriage.
lesscning both mental and bodily capacity Hold Henry
Invigorating Cordial medicine that Is purely vegeta-
b win aid nature restore those important functions
healthy state and will prove Of service to you 1t pos
virtues is general of disease and
strengthened OF the system
As Tonic Medicine,
II Is unsurpassed. We do not place this Cordial
footing with quack medicines, and, customary, APP
pend long list Of Recommendations, Certificates &c
beginning with "Hear what the Preacher says" and such
like; is not necessary for Henrys Invgoratng Cor
dia' only needs trial to prove that it will accomplish
all that say.
The Genuine s'Henry's Invigorating Cor.
dial"
is put up In PANEL Bottles, and is easily recognized
the Manufacturers signature the label OF eacf
Bottle Ito counterfeit which is forgery as well his
private Seal on the cork of each Bottle
EfSold for " per Bottle six for 4S; SIG per Dozen
Prepared only by COHEN No. 81 Franklin Row
Vine street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, TO WHOM
! ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED For sale by al
respectable Druggists Merchants throughout the
| try. November ., 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
After them Again.

Mrs GEN. GAINES, whose long and liable con-
tests with the present occupants to dispossess
them Of an immense estate in Louisiana, have
become SO universally known, IS again on
hand in New Orleans, to try a new tack in
law. She was decided against in she U. S.
Supreme Court, and has returned home to try
local Probate Court relying entirely upon her
rights as heir at law. The Court at Washing
| ton having in its decision suggested the expe.
diency of her resorting 10 the Probate Court
with view to the probate Of the missing will
This she has determined to do; and In doing
she is encouraged by an deliberately written
OF inion Of Judge CAMPBErL. Of the U, 5. su
rreme Court, (concurred IN by that eminent
jurist, Gen Walter Jones, ot Washington. Geo
Wood, Esq, and Judge Kent, Of New York
aud great number Of other distinguished
lawyers that the evidence at hand aud which
is beyond the reach of accident or fraud, Of tht
execution and distractions of the will of 1913
is overwhelming. 1t ia npon this important
document that she bases her immense claims
Gin. Enqr.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

OSAGE ORANGE PLANTS.
TTALF A MILLION Usage Orange Plants.
for hedging, for sale by the subscriber
living eight miles east of Iowa City, on the
Rochester road.
For particulars apply to SPERRY 4 CO.,
Iowa City. who are authorized to close con.
tracts. JNO. B. LEE.
March 1, lsS4tf
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

LAND OFFICES
Iowa CirY--Register, John Clark; Receiver, Gilman
Folsom
FAIavlElD-Register, J Culbertson; Receiver James
Thompson.
DUsuouE-Resister, George McHenry; Receiver Pat
rick Quigiey
Fonr DEs MoIxEs-Regstsr, r. Tidrick Receiver r A.
Walker.
COUNCIL BLurr CnY-Register, W Rabbit; Receiver
Enos Lowe.
CMAnIron-Register, Robert Coles Receiver, Sales.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
Pitiable Case.

Clarissa lin tremendous hurry ]-Oh, Liz
~, dear, can't stop, I've Just run in to say
that Mr. Simkius proposed last night; declare
havn't got over it yet.
Liza (ail alive l-You don't say sol Well
that is nice
Clarrissa [quite joyously Yes, dear it's de.
lightful ! and you must know | told him
should have my own way in everything, or
couldn't love him, no not a bit.
Lizzy with eyes and ears opened to their
fullest extent. And what did lie say TO that
Clarry. darling F?
Clarrissa tout of breath ]-Oh, he agreed,
dear, he agreed; and 50 its settled we are TO
have the bridal room" at the St Nicho as and
! am to have as many dresses as like, and
mother can come snd ioe ,cih Us, ane he'll al
soays be home at six; Pm 50 happy. Good
bye, dear. good bye, Exit. Pick.
HEAVY OEDINAxcE--GREAT GUNs.-Aessrs
Aigerr l. Co., of South Boston, are engaged in
manufacturing. for government twenty. ten
and eight inch "columbiads" [cannon] to be
taken to California. The ten inch guns weigh
about sixteen thousand pounds, and are the
heaviest in use in any service. About twelve
tons Of iron are melted for The pouring of each
the guns being cast solid, and then bored out
The process OF boring and finishing occupies
about three weeks for each gun.
10 "Sam, dus you feel de compresshun in
money market wild the rest of US ?" asked
Pete Glawson of Sam Leadership recently.
ooh, yes, Pete. dus,, had to borrow yes
terday, to raise check"
"To raise check, Sam-why what kind o
check I?
"Why check shirt, to besure.''
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

Tue 81 AVERY Cause.-The following is the
section Of the Nebraska Kansas bill relating to
slavery as |, stands in the bill which has pas
sed both houses. We .plAce il On record for
the flstdrereferense of our seaders:
| Thatthe Constitution aud laws Of the Uai.
| ted States hich are not locally inarplicable,
shall have the same force and effect within
the United states. except the eighth section Of
the act preparatory to he admission If Mis-
souri, into the Union. approved March9, 1920
which being inconsistent with the principle OF
non intervention by Congress with slavery in
the States and Territories, as recognized by
the Legislation of 1880, commonly called the
Compromise Measures. is here by declared
imperative and void; it being the true intent
and meaning of this act not TO legislate slave
ry into any Territory or State. nor to exclude
it therefrom, but to leave the people thereof
perfectly free to form and regulate their do.
nestle institutions in their own way, subject
only to the Constitution of the United States;
Provided, That nothing herein containde shall
be construde to revive or put in force any law
or regulation which may have existed prior TO
the act of March 2, 1890. either protecting. es-
tablishing, prohibiting, or abolishng slavery.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
Look out for Bargains,

vTvHE undersgns offers for sale the following described
J. tracts 81 ixnd 1t very low prices for cash; Wa Of
the az eection lS tp So vest 40 or timber
The VIZ OF HE N y = Of section "a tip so, range s
vest 40 timr These pieces Of timber situat
cd about u M Of Iowa City, in Johnson county
ship 70, RANG 100 acres. The swh section
SO tip 70 range 49, 1So These two tracts are
situated near snoos Grove in Poweshiek county and
of the best ty Of prairie land and will be sold
low. NJ l. MORRIS.
Iowa City, Feb LIST 1904, Land Agent.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
MASONIC,

\ Iowa CRY LODGE No. A., meets on tie irst
NM Saturday evening In each month II Mn5opic fall
A ZIos Lopez No. 81, meets the Friday even:
ing proceeding the full Moon In each month, d,
Iowa Cry ROYAL ARCH CKAPTrE No. g. pSeets on the
first Monday evening in each month.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

rr..Sir said delinquent debtor. as he met
his creditor one day, Il was obliged to let that
note lie oveI last week; am sorry tor i'll
haven 4: 60 will do the best can for you. II
my next child is boy, III name him after
you -
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

uA couple OF sons OF the Emerald Isle met
near the Custom House one day, when. after
the usual saiu,ations, one said to the other,
swell, Patrick, poor Horton is dead r'-allu.
ding to one Of their acquaintance who died
suddenly. 20 yes. its very sickly here; q
great many have dled here this year that new
9r died before.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

TTNHE NEW JERsY ZSc Co. are prepared to execute
l ders their valuable WHITE ZINC PAINT, which IL
now acknowledged to be superior to lead in wHrrENEss
BRitIANcY and pURiBIry, either for inside outside
use. And as 1t is cheaper and will cover much
greater surface than Lead using equal weights and is
poisonous it recommends ITSELF both the Of
health and economy.
method of preparation has recently been discovered
which enables the company to warrant their Paints to
keep fresh and soft in the kegs for any reasonable time
In this respect their Paints will be superior to any other
on the market:
Their Zsc PAINT, which is sold at low price, Is
now well for its protective qualities, when. applied
| to iron other Metallic surfaces.
Their possesses all the qualities Of
the Brown and of agreeable color for painting Cot
| tages, Depots, Out BuiInngs, Bridges, &c:
Their Paints, which are sold Dry or Ground in OIL are
warranted pure and put in kegs OF 25 100 and 200
| lbs, to be used precisely like white lead:
/ MANNING 4 SQUIRE, Agents,
| Iowa cty March % BIN: As Dew street. New York;
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
MARTIN L, MORRIS.
100 Acres

rJNHE or. Of Section IT, Township 80, Range west,
Is offered for sale low for CASH The above quarter
Is one Of the best in johnson county, situated abou: 10
miles north West OF Iowa city Persons DESTROYS Of
curing choice tract of land at fair price will do well
to exanile IL, NJ L, NORRIS,
Iowa City, Jan Is, 1851 Land Agent.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
German Medicine Ssore,

No. 100 Arch street, door below SIXTH Philadelphia
and by respectable dealers generally throughout tn
country, and by L. B. o. PATTERSON, Iowa city.
September 2Sth, 1858.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, LOWELL MARS.
Sold by Il B. & O. A. Patterson, Iowa Cy-Tipton Fays
Stone, Muscatine. March o. lSol.-6m
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21

For Sale.
z nnO Acres of Choice land situated in johnson,
CSOOO Muscatine, Cedar and Clinton counties in
lots to suit purchasers.
{ COOK SARGENT DOwNEY.
September IN isu
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-21
ZTNC PAINTS

NOTES OF the above Bank will be received the sam
rate other currency at each of Banking House
September 1855 COOK SARGENT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09

We notice IN the list OF premiums
awarded by the Chrystal Palace Judges,
that the widely celebrated Chocolate,
Cocoa and Broma Prepa rallons Of
Messrs. w. Baker & Co, ol Dorchester,
Mass, TO whom prem ums were not
long since awarded by Institutes and
Fairs al B ston, New York, PhiIadel-
phia and Baltimore, have now received
the first premium Tor superior excel
lence, and bronze medal. rom the
New Tork Chrystal Palace Exhibition
ol The industry OF all Nations. Their
choice preparations, which are for sale
by The principal grocers IN the United
States, have attained wide celebrity
in all parts OF lhs county, allay rath-
er than induce the NERVOUS excitement
attendant upon the use OF tea or coffee,
in consequence Of which they are re-
commended by the most eminent ply
clans, and thousands Of persons can be
found in every State who have expo
rienced great benefit from their use.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09

FELiclrlous ILLusTRArioN.-W We copy
the following apt illustration OF the ma:
jes,y of honest dealing rom the speech
OF Senator Sumner on the Nebraska bill
Sir. Congress may now set asides this
obligation, repudiaie this pIighted faith,
annul this compact and some OF you,
lorgetiul of the majesty Of honest deaf
ing, IN order TO support slavery. may
consider it advantageous to use this
power. To all such let me eommeHd
familiar story: An eminent leader in
antiquity, Themisiocles, once announc-
ed TO the Athenlan a Assembly that he had
scheme to propose, highly beneficial to
the State, but which colld not be ex-
pounded to se many. Artlitcs, sur
named the Just, was appointed 10 receive
the secret, and TO report upon it. His
brief and memorable judgment was
that while nothing could be more ad-
vantageous TO Athens, nothing could be
more unjust and the Athenan multl-'
tude, responding AT once, rejected The
proposition. 1t appears that i; was pro.
posed tu bu rn the combined Greek feet,
which then rested IN security OF peacy 10
Il ighboring sea, and thus confirm the
naval supi emacy Of Athens. A similar
proposition is now before tho American
Senate. You are asked TO destroy
safeguard Of Freedom, conscrated by
solemn compact, under which the coun-
try Is now reposing in the security OF
peace, and thus confirm the surremucy
Of Slavery. To this Institution and It's
partisans, the proposition may seem TO
be advantageous but nothing can he
more unjust. Let the judgment OF the
Athenian multitude be yours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09
WilbJr's Compound 70
PURE COD LIVER OIL
AND LIME.
A CURE FOR CossuNPTioN, Coughs, COLDS
isTHMA, ,BRoEcHiris, ,GtEEHAL DEBiL-
Iry ANpALL scEuFULous HUMoRs.

A CURE FOR CossUAPTloN, Coughs, COLDS
tsrHMA, ,BRoEcniris, ,GEEEHAL DEBiL-
ITY ANpALL SCEuFULous HUMoRs.
THE proprietor has succeeded Qrom directions
of Professor Stone, in combining the Oil and
Lime 50 perfectly that the taste OF the Oh, which
il so nauscous, 10 persons generally, Is "nihry
overcome, aid il ctu be taken by The most deli
cate females with pleasure. And as regards the
benefit OF this-artce over the clear oil, the fol-
lowing case, by Professor Stone, IL sufficient 10
convince the most sceptical. The young lady
was "a years of age.
seller disease was one OF unmiXed phthisis,
which had been expected to terminate in the
course ola few months fatally. The upper part
orboth her lungs was filed with iubercIes and in
some places we're beginning TO soften. The case
was evidently "A bad one. The treatment of Cod
Liver Oil was at first used, but without marked
Improvement. The Phosphate of Lime was then
administered with the OIL and the result, as in
the case of many others, was soon apparent. -
The patient was rapidly getting we'll"
This preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oil become rancid which makes 1t very desirea-
bic for Persons travelling as it keeps fresh for
long time.
BE sure aud get the genuine, Manufacture ed only
by ALEX'R B. WlLBOR, Chemist, 1856 Cont
Street, Boston.
II. X HAZARD & co., Agents for Newport
and vicinity. ieii
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09

CALIroRNIA.-The Correspondent oil
the New York Journal Of Commerce
writes:
There 10 liltle Of interest TO communi-
cate IN the way oI business. The en-.
tire month OF January has been one oil
duIlness, and prices Of nerch tndse have
constantly been on the decline. The
large number Of clipper ships that have
recently entered our port from he At
lantc, are dlscharging cargo with great
rapidly, and the goods 90 into store !;
few sales are being made at any price,
Willie many consignees are obliged TO
throw themselves on the mercy OF the
sh p the owners being entirely unable
TO meet freight engagements, and thus
compel the ccnsignecs OF the various
ships TO store their goods and hold them
as security lor the freight. Our auction
rooms are crowded with good goods, in
any quan lty.
We have had thousand and one
rumors Of failures, Hut many were false
storics-but three failures have oceu.
red here in as many months, and these
Of but little account. The mer.
chants OF SanFrancis stand we'll among
tie bankers. aud those most likely TO
know. have 10 fears Oh this score. We
shul have few or no failures this spring
or summer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09

PRoviTABLB-lt is stated that John
b. Cough is now giving his exhibitions
under the patronage Of an association in
Scotland. lie receives f250, or In
round numbers SIG a month, for hIs
dramatic ontpouriug on the platform
yet his patrons are drawing large pro-
fits
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09

st- Judge Nicholson has been elect.
ed Printer 10 the House oi Representa-
tives in place Of the late Gen. Arm
strong.