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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27
AT NEWPORT,
RHODE ISLAND.
TUURSDAY. AVGUNT lO,b. 1854

THURSDAY, AUGUST ION, 1854.
THE New York Yacht Club offer, 10 be sailed for
i at Newport, on The 10th day Of Aueustn next, a
prize cup of the value Of 3 500-open TO oil sailing
vessels of over fifteen tons, Custom House measure
ment. M allowance Of time TO be given for differ.
ancc OF tonnage. The entrance money will be paid
To the second boat in the race, but so far as this
money il conor med the Yachts Of the New York
Ynchi Club " i'll not be placed.
The race to he from Fort Adams. starting nj 10
A. NJ out to sea and back, turniBg stake boats 80
placed as to make the race, ". nearly Ms possible,
foIty miles.
Shops TO sail under jib and mainsail only, and
sch"oners under jib, ioressil. and mainsail only.
The Committee will use their discretion M 10 the
start ng on the appointed day, but If once started to
be q race, provided the distance IN performed in
eight hours, II the weather ip the opinion of the
Committee h not suitable, or the lace Is not finish.
ed in eigh, hours, IL will he postponed rom day to
day until decided.
The sailing regulations Of tho New York Yacht
Club TO govern, cAct % where they conflict with
the above stipuatioRs.
Entrance MONEY TO be Ten Dollars.
The entities will close on the first day Of August,
at neon. To he directed enclosing the entrance mo
ney, toN. n~I.0oDGOOD. Secr'y New York Yacht
Club Pine slieei, New YORK., where copies Of The
Ny Yacht Club sailing regulations, and Nil other
information can he obtained.
GEO. W. BLU 1, New York. Com.
}. presto 7 HALL, Newport.
NeS York, June n, 1854. jyi2
mr. Newport Advertiser and Mercury, please
copy.
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TO LET, FURNISHED.

A LARGE newly erected conmodious house,
IA situated on the Point, having a full view OF
the entrance TO the harbor aud of The bay, with
ever, Convenience Tor bathing, having a double
Bah House on the rhore, connected with the
establishment. IL will be let furnished Cor the
season, terms moderate. For particulars, Gu
quire at the Office VI ID. e. DENHAM,
B24 So Thames street.
Providence Journal and N Y. Express. please
copy two weeks and forward bills.
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CLINTON HOTEL,
Ngw NOuK.
PRICE kE.DUDED

PRICE kE.DU ED.
THE UNDERSIGNED, proprietor Of the above
L named, we'll known, and long established
Hotel takes this method Of informing the pat.
rons Of the house IA well as the public generally,
that he will on the first Of August reduce the
price of board from two dollars per day tc
ONE DOLLAR aud FIFTY CENTS.
The attention Ut strangers, and others visiting
the city, either for business or pleasure, is par
ticui ,rly directed to the eligibility Of the Local
ton, being situated in the h n Of the business
part of he city, directly opposite the City Hall,
aud Pubic Offices, and within IA short distance
Of The most comment places OF apusemeut.
A. b. MILLER.
Is 5 Beckmaa street, New York, July, 1854.
D25-!m
MANUFACTURING Establishment and
Nl New S,ore.-FARRlNGTON x CO, op.
tiriins and Jewellers, and manufacturer OF gold
and silver Spectacles, Eyeglasses, Silver ware,
and jewelry, at wholesale and retail. Pebbles
and Glass ret to order, Spcetacles and Eye
glasses repaired. iva
NEW Store and mandatory # Gold and Sill
~ Yer Spectacles. HARRINGTON s. co.
jy25
NEW Store and Mandatory, No. IS West
~ Minister street. HARRINGTON &OCO..
Opticians and Jewellers, manufacturers of.gold
and silver Spectacles, Eyeglasses, J~ewelry. and
Silver Ware, wholesale and retail. M IS West.
munster street, Formerly MIller's) sign Of the
Golden Eagle.
B-Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Spec.
tacles Of every description, carefully repaired.
HARRINGTON SEQ,
E25 So Westminster-st., Providence.
DtCTURES, Pictures, as good as can I've had
L IN this city, are made at No. IL Washing
ton Square, over Apothecaries' Hall. Rooms
(Which are the coolest and best ventilalcd)
open until 5 l-2 p. N. Pictures taken as low
a. any in the city.
jy24 J.H. TILLEY.
ERESH GOODS, reed at Young & Smiths
New Smoked Salmon, Hallibut and Her
ring, Tsmarinds in glass jars, colored ALBANIAN
tins Candies new article and c~heap-EnglIsh
Sauces, all kinds, Foreign Nuts OF all kinds,
French Primes in Kegs and Bosses, Spanish
Olives, Capers, aud Sardines. Swinbones Celia
tine, Dutch Head Cheese. Sap Sago do, Brandy
do, Maillard's Confectionery, and Fresh Fruits
OF oil kinds. The above are all fresh and for
sale low, a;
YOUNG * SMITHS,
Jy24 Ill Thames st.
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IyThe Clinton Hotel, New York City,
has reduced the price of board from 81 to
81 30 per day. 1t will still be kept as a
first class Hotel. See advertisement.
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U-Amoug the arrivals at the Ocean
House We notice John ii. u. Latrobe, Esq,
of Baltimore, President of the American
Colonization Society.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27

Oven IssUE.-A lady in Barnstable, on
Tuesday, gave birth to three infants-two
boys End a giA-ihe whole weighing 20 l-2
pounds.
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DANCING.

ALLEN DODwORTii, dancing academy eNs
N br"ad way, " W wonld mort respectfully an.
nounee that having arranged Co spend the summed
months NJ New port, would be plessoi To re-
ceivs pupils Tor hssons la dancing, ., the Oceaa
House Saloon.
The afternoon lessons fs children will be asrsng.
ed on the plan that he's proved 90 successful In ".
r., viz during the week three kssons will he CIV.
en-, Two Of which are for individual instruction, tks
third for general practice, With band Of music.
which makes this lesson what may with proprieiy
be termed a Mstinre Danssnte, afor'iDg The pu
pills not only The dry details 81 instruction., hot an
opportunity Of prsaticipg under favorable cireun'-
Stances, all that may have been taught during the
first icssona, AMI II ,n incentive TO practice. which
has proved Of great value. The parents Of pupiis
will Al NIL times be most cheerfulIy received TO W.T.
ness thekprogress that Ii made
In addition TO the ordinary oaadril1e, Wallis,
rious new dances will be introduced, such ~ the
Varsovidna. Hung OILS, sici'lienDe and Bohem,enne;
The vnrsoviana, being now The n,ost fashionable
dance of Paris. Mr.. ID. procured these and other
dances by personal ins,ructiops rom the authors,
Mrssrs. CelHrins, senousy, EoiLci, Conlon and
others, during q Whit last season 10 their academies
In London and Paris expressly ior tina; purpose.
CIasses at 5 Z. NJ. for children, and at Dr gentle
men.
Glasses on Mondays, Wednesdays and saturdsys,
c 'mmencing July lth.
Private lessons given at any time When not en-
gagged with The classes. For terms, &c, please see
Mr.. Dodworth, or BY addr sssing IA note he would
be plea sea to. call or send sern,s.
wi
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The funeral of the widow of Marshal Ney
,o, X place at Paris on the 9th in the church
OF 81. Louis d'Antin.
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ATTRACTIVE AND sEASONARLE.

A STOCK 81 rich goods will be exhibited at
"A Downing's building, South Touro-st., oppo-
site the Atlantic House, by e.. p. PLIMTUN,
Of Boston, consisting of rich Embroideries NJ ev-
cry description. such rs Muslin and Lace Sets
Of Chemezets aud Sleever, Collars, Habits,
Sleeves Basque aud M,ntilias.
Embroidered l.. &. Handkerchiefs, Muslin 4
Cambria Flouncings and Bands, Spot'd and Fig
mei MusIins, Embroidered Cambria Skirts,
Sun Bonnets, Lsce and Muslin Caps. Also,
rich Paris Ribbons and Flowers, which will he
arranged to order, elegant Head Dresses and
Coifuers. Also, Ladies and Gents Paris Md
Gloves, Gents J.. e.. IIandkcrchiefs, and Half
Hose, Of SIN, Thread, and Cotton. IVA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27

A Quaker who visited Cincinnati a few
years ago observed, on the bright morning
ofa business day that the doors and window
shutters of TIE stores in one of the princi-
pal streets were closed. Curious TO learn
the cause of a circumstance so extraordina-
ry, and noticing the front door ola shop
standing ajar, he entered, and was surpris-
ed to see lamps burning and a grocer deal
ing out articles to a number of custom
ers.
Friend" asked the Quaker, "Can'st
thou tell me why the stores are all closed ?
Is there to be a public funeral or what does
it mean 2"
"Sir," said the grocer, show Old are
You? ?"
"Sixty," meekly replied the Quaker.
as it possible" exclaimed the other,
shat you have lived in this world sixty
years and never fosnd out that lard oil is u
great deal cheaper than daylight"
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NEW GOODS-Stsndari Silver ware, Spec
~ tacles, Jewelry, Plated ware, Cutlery, tea-
thor Duste,s, Rich Shelf, limitation Shell, and
Buffalo Combs, it'll an extensive variety OF
useful and fashionable Fancy articles, ri No.
- Thames s'ece,. VIM. \. NICHOLS.
y22-4w
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FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF RHODE ISLAND.

TuIS Company insur ed all kinds Of property
i not extra hazardous in separate classes.
Mercantile risks taken.
The expenses Of the Company arc unusually
small.
HON. B. B. THURS7ON, President.
WILLIAM BoDFIsH, Sec'ry.
Application for insurance may he made TO
the Secretary ut The Office in East Greenwich,
or TO The subscriber Who is prepared to issue GER
t~ifcates giving immediate insurance upon tt, pl,-
cation tn him ut his office, No. SO corner o
Spring and Prospect Hill ST.
m4lv SETH W. MACY,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27

U'IIowadji Curtis is passing the sum-
mer in the city.
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ERUlT-Oranses, Lemons, Pine Apples,
l. Bauanar, Berries, Tomatoes, md every 9TH
er Kind Of fruit in it's season, received, daily, and
delivered al any part Of the city free Of extra
charge. ii. IL. YOUNG,
n22 Parade Corner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27

BERMUDA Arrowroot, Robinson's Patent
- Groats and Barley. at
X. J. TAYLOR'S,
Jy22 l02 Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27

DROvIsIONs-2 casks Hams. IL bill
Il TongueS, ] cask Sugar cured smoked
Reef IN covers, extra Tripe IN white wine vine
gai-spioed and put up ~ smah Iars. Poik, cr-
ire Lard, Cheese, Butter, &c. just iced in
prime order, and for sale at the loves, market
price,, by ". ". YOUNG,
Jy22 Parade Corner
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CHAIR

THE subscr iber has taken the Hal sver Mr..
L Stanhopc's Store corner Of TT anes street AMI
Banistcr's Wharf, directly opposite Newton
Brtthers, and is prepared to Manufacture all
kinds Of Chairs, in the best POSSIBLE manner,
and on M good terms as at any establishment in
this "r any other State he keeps constantly
on hand every variety Of Chairs aud at prices t.
suit the purchasers.
Cane and Flag sea, Chairs repaired. repain,-
ed, g'lded, &c. SAMUEL }. MARSH.
Jyl3
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ME the subscribers having been appointed
w bv the Hon. the Judge OF Probate ofthc
city Of Newport, commissioners to receive and
examine the claims against the estate of ROC
ERT DUNHAM, late OF Newport, Baker,
deceased, represented insolvent, and how they
are made ont, do hereby give notice that six
months from the 10Th day Of May, 1854, are
allowed to the creditors Of said estate 10 bring
in and prove their claims against The same; ana
that he last Mondays OF September, October
and November, A. ID. 1854, 1T 8 O'Clock, p. NJ.
and the office OF d.. &. Denham, are appointed
as the times and place OF meeting SAID credi.
tors for the purpose G receiving and examining
their several claims.
Newport, June l, A. D., 1854.
BkNJAMlN MARSH,)
GEO &. SHAW. Comm'rs.
WIN. BOlTOMURE,
All persons indebted (, said estate are request
ed to make immediate pa, ment to
j2S ID. &. DENHAM, Executor.
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STATE Of RHODE ISLAND, &c.

STATE Of RHODE ISLAND, sc.
NEwPORT, SC.
Clerks Office, Supreme Court, July 81, 1854.
WHEREAS ELIZABETH GARDNER,
w ofthe City and County Of Newport hath
filed in this office her petition praying for real
sons therein stated, that he bonds Of matrimony
subsisting between her and her husband,
WIN, IA. GARDNER, now in parts to the pc.
titioner unknown, may be dissolved,-,h,s is
therefore to notify, the said William Gardner
that said petition will be heard and tried at the
next term Of said Supreme Court, to I've holden
at said Newpot, on the fourth Monday Of Au-
gust next, when and where he can appear and
chow cause, If any he hath, whv said petition
should not be granted. " GlLP1N, Clerk.
1,22-6w
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e5y"We copy the following prescription
for the cholera from the Christian Advocate
and Journal -
Dissolve three teaspoonsful of common
salt in half a pint of warm water, and swal-
low the whole at a draught and repeat ev-
cry twenty minutes until free and full vom-
iting is produced. 1t sometimes takes 3 or 4
of these draughts to produce the necessary
effect. Even the spontaneous vomiting,
which usually, but not always, accompa-
MES the diarrhGa, is suspended by the salt.
If, after three or four doses have been taxi
en-, they fail to produce vomiting, irritate
the entrance to the throat with a feather, or
with the finger; and if this fail, a teaspoon
full of ipecacuanha may be taken or, if this
be not at hand, a t~easpoonful of ground
mustard in a tumbler of warm water. If
vomiting takes place, but the whole cast up
does not correspond with the quantity of
salt and water swallowed, drink freely of
lukewarm water to encourage the operation.
We speak from our own observation during
two seasons of cholera, when we were fully
engaged in practice, when We say that this
simple treatment will arrest the disease, We
ry generally, if timely resorted to,-and
the exceptions will be chiefly such SUBJ
jects as have been crippled in their consti-
tuition, or in some vital organ, by previous
disease.
But if the diarrhGa should continue after
the operation OF the salt on the stomach,and
after ii has had time to pass through the
bowels, it may be arrested by the follow
ing prescription Let the patient take 20
grains Of sugar of lead, with one grain Of
opium. Wait an hour and if, after the
lapse of that time, the liquid discharges
continue, repeat the dose once, and again
il necessary.
The fever which supervenes upon the
cessation Of the diarrhGa, spontaneously, or
from medicine, will be in proportion to the
waste Of the serum, and the consequent
thickening Of the blood. But we can give
no certain and ineligible direction for the
treatment in this stage Of the disease. The
attending physician only can Judge of the
symptoms, and adapt the treatment to the
varying condition Of the patient. We may
say, however, that we have derived great
assistance from our lancet and mercurial
purgatives, in this obstinate conges,ive fc.
yer.
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HUNGARIAN Balsam, for giving the Hair
IL a soft and glossy appearance, removing
scurf aud dandrun,
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR.
j22
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27

AIDES E,mbroi Tered Toilet Sl,ppers-2
IL cases Ladies' Embroide ell Toilet Slippers,
just opened at SEABU8Y'S,
Jyl2 lac Thames.st.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &C.

NEWPORT, sc.
Clerks Office, Srpreme Court, July Fl, 1854.
UTHEREAS CHARLES Z. HEATH ofthe
w CITY and County Of Newport hath filed in
this Office his petition praying for reasons there
in stated that the bonds Of mauimony subsisting
between him and his wife, DEBORAH X.
HEATH nov in parts to the petitioner unknown,
may be- dissolved,-this 10 Aeieiore TO notify the
said Deborah X. Heath tina, said petition will lie
heard asd tried nj the next term of said Supreme
,'ourt, to he holden at said Newport ,on the fourth
Monday Of August nexi,when snd where she can
appear and show cause, IL any she hath, why said
petition should not he granted.
Jyl2-6w w. GILPlN, Clerk.
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HOLIEY 4 cos

HOLLEY & CO.'S
IMPERIAL Furniture Varnish, or Polish -
1 This powerful composition will. with Ers
minutes labor, restore to all vanished Furniture.
its gloss or brilI,ancy viii rel'. se p, ut, in 4.
grease, mar. or stains, &c, from the %s-r'ac- q.
all varnishel work Of any Kind. For .a!o
wholesale and retail, by
CORNELL & DENNIS,
jyl2 ~ Broad..t
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VESrE'S" CoIored Kid 5 ippe,s, JUS, open
IL ed at sEABtRY'S.
TAO Thanes-st.
A lew pairs colorcd Kid Slippers. JyB
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81 lust the TIVE should think that this
y old quaint saying originated NTH ON own
customers, had we not heard II before we en-
tered into the Tea business, rs we hear u con-
stantly now.a-days from tfose (say about one
half 81 the inhabi,ants Of the cir) tina, purchase
their Tea Of Us II. N. YOUNG,
Jv22 Sign Of the Tea Chest.
MAiLLARD OF Broad way, N. Y, ngain-
Nl THIS Confectionery - IN great deinand.-
Received this day
100 lie mixed Candy,
100 n. Gum Drops,
90 lbs Cordial and Wine Drops.
Also Ice Cream Drops, Cream Chocolate,
Vanilla Chocolate, &C. N. II. YOUNG,
wa Parade Corner.
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NENTLEMENS' French SJ.t,, lpsi reed
" direct from Paris, 2 cases Goats Gal!
Boots, al SEABURY'S,
il l3 lao Tiahes.S.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11

GREAT BARCAi,S!

I'VE subscriber begs leave to inform the
/ citizens Of Marshall and the surrounding
country, that he has jus, opened general
stock Of
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
Hats, kerseys, Lowells, Blankets, Prints, De
lsine plaids, Mcrinos, Alpacas, Silks, Satins
Ladies Nantes, Shawls, Bonrets, Hosiery
lIandkerchiefs, Ribbons, l.accs, Frnge-, etc.
ALso--tloihs, Cassmcres, Satin.tts, Jeans
and u great variety Of goods too tedious to
mention, which aie now offered a, lower prices
than be has ever offered heretofore. A call Is
respectfully solicited
j. J. tARRUTU
September 30, 1854 10 3m
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LADiEs' FANCY DREss GOODs

LANES FANCY URESS GOODS
lust received, one of the hnnd,omest stocks
81 embracing the greatest variety Of Ladies
Fancy nfess Goods ever brought 10 Marshall
which are offered for sale nj reduced prices,
consisting in par, Of plaid printed Cashmeres
solid all wool D'lainos, ten different colors
plaid, all wool D'iaines; rich fgurcd Dlaine-,
satin plaid Casbmeres super.pointed Cash
mcrcs; fancy piuii thaly Paris plaid Silks
brocadc do eh.ue do black figured do, blk
satin PLAID do, gros dc Rhine do, biz watered
do. Also
Superb plaid Gingham, green Barge black
do; colorcd Florcnces Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
chlldrcn's wool Hose; ladies' spun silk Vests;
mems spun silk under Vests super gros dc
Rhine Craya,a Indies black and coored I'D
Gloves meus hid and buck do ladies' twist.
ed silk Mius; ehldren's do do silk Gloves
blk lace Wells; coored worsted Bfnids, bleach.
ed cotton Cord; black silk velvet Ribbon, all
widths, black and colored silk Rrais a great
variety of new style Dress Trimming lacouet
Muslin; check Cambric Victoria Lawn India
null Mgsln Nainsook Muslin Jaconet Edg-
ings, etc; new style Bonnet Ribbons Haniua
do; ladies' SILK and salin Uanillas, black aud
colorcd Indies fancy mcrino 1almas' gents
satin Scars; do spring Stocks and do, Opera
Ties blue Grape pink and blue Grape L,sle
ladies' spun silk Hose ingram do; gents
Cashmere Gloves ladies' DO ladlcs beaver
mud buck Ganntlets; chemisctie- and Under
sleeves white, blue aud pink farlaton. To-
gother with many other new articles, which We
would be pleased to sell.
G.. &. GREGG & co.
S.uteuhar ~ 1871
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11
our rLAo.

Ne'er waved beneath the golden sun
A lovclier banner for The brave,
Than that our bleeding fathers won.
And proudly TO their children gave
Not earth fairer gem can bring,
o. freedom claim brighter scroll,
Than that to which our free hearts cling,
The flag that lights ireeman's soul
IT. glorious stars in azure shine,
The radiant beraldry Of heaven;
Its stripes in bcauteous order Irvine,
The emblems Of our Union given;
And tyfants, with n trembling gaze,
Survey its bright md meteor glare,
While giory's beam around 1t blaze
And rest in ie4eless uplendor there.
Look freemen, on It's streaming folds,
As grllauily they range afar,
Where freedoms bird undaun,ed holds
The branch peace aud spear Of war;
While high amid the rolling stars
With words which every hear, expand,
Within he. bcak serene she bears
The badge Of our united land
Behold Thy star wrought ensign sweep,
Thy eounirys pride, the iyrani's banc
Unriyallcd ON the ioaming deep.
Unconquercd on the battle plain;
Along the eyuling mountain gale
IT'S borne with wild majestic dow,
A. trailing meleofs skyward sail,
And leave the daxzled world below
France hath crushed her Bourbon flower,
And seized the flag her valar sought,
She holds il rs expressions dover
A name is all the boon il brought,
Though Albion boasts her cross Of blood
Encrimsoned on thousand plains,
Yet freedoms cause she hath withsiood,
And marked /. with redcemless stains.
But thine, Columbia times the prize
To cheer the free and guide the brave
To wnyc through carth's remoies, climes
And plant upon expressions grave;
Times the standard ireemen wrought
To rear above the lions form,
The flag our glorious fathers sought
To cheer them through the battle storm.
Flag Of the free still bear Thy sway
Undllnmcd through ages yet untold;
Orr enr'h's proud realms thy stars display,
Like mornings radiant cloud unrolled;
Flag Of the free still peerless shine
In ethers azure vault unfurled,
Till every hand and hear, cntwine
To sweep oppression from the world.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-11
7777777777
THE MELO.PEA\.


THE Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
] tina, he has made arrangement win 'he
manufacturers, for the sale OF the above ne~iy
invented and patented Musical lnstrnmeht-
invented and manufactured by II. u. Horton
a. Co.. Akron, Ohio.
A specimen Instrument Just received may
be seen BY calling on the subscriber. :,
In view of our prccurous navigation apP''-
cation without delay Is solicited OF those VINO
would secure for themselves this pride and or
namen, of the paror, and delightful ehon ln-
-trumen,. They can be sent with perfect SAFE
ty 10 any part Of the country.
DENCRiPTION ETC.
The Mclo-pean varies IN compass IRON h'e
to six ociaycs. In sIze u ia smaller l"lh u
Piano, but in shape very mach Ike that 'ns'r"'
ment.
The Instrument must be heard to be "ppfe-
ciated--for its own tongue can best SOUND US
own praise, and illustrate Us inmiiable ihoui-
laiom and perfect harmony with the human
voice, by reason of which it has aiready wofNeu
it's way TO the hearts Of mnltiiudcs of happy
families, and caused it to become mghly pop,
uar as an accompaniment TO the social ana
sacred song.
Its power can be made amply sufficient for
o largo choir, and no Instrument IN the worid
harmonzes so perfectly with the human VOICE
It seldom gets ont OF repair ana may p''
used Tor years without getting out OF tune
Price varies according to SIZE. and also
whether single OF double sets oil reeds.
Terms made known on application
b. DANFORTiI.
~. u. The subscriber will also give instrue'
ton on the Instrument. Also tune and repair
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