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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11
SPAIN

Advices from Madrid are the 9Th of Feb The Jour
mails announce the seizure the night before Of nuinbe
Of boxes containing gun barrels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11
EXPLOSION OF a LOCOMOTIVE AND Loss Oh
LIFE
HUDsoy, Friday, March 10, ls5i

HUDSON, trdhY, N ttch 10 I'd
The locomotive Manchester, the Hudson River Rhl
road exploded at this station tbs evening, killing the eng
re ard badly DjuIing the reman-nane not oertaaed
The engine is perfect wreck.
[Apotfer dispatch says the fireman was killed and the
engineer badly hurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11

ihney for minute two fact eagerly welcomed b. 81
who noticed II a. a favyrsbie omen
EyeryN here on the route b tle lsntirg 17e WI "A
lay along Castle -, James e snd The s311 f'f1
bridge The erfhusissm Of the most lively casa r
the lsdies waving their hands erchefs fo tae
the little boys Irng out their hurrahs IN HI @ - pos
sibe treble While all sides from the youl, the =
deaeed and the old, the troops received l1siy All
earnest cheer.
The London paper stare TIA; at lac dinner patty Of
Mr. Geo Sander, American ConsIl i ci@d b. tls S,n
ate the following persons present His Er'eilenr
the American Ambassador 20 England, the Americas Wee
Consul, Mszzini. ko-sGth Ledru R)lin- Arl0d Rlge
Herzen The wealthy Russian eniyrel Worcen the Po.eJ
Gsribald ard OTsiIi.
MR. SMITH OBRIEN
Mr.. BeSElsb, in the House Of Comnons wished to p1.
question 20 he noble lord the Secretary OF STATE for the
HcA1e Department with reference a runor which hal
been N q cuatcn for some time past He alluded 20 the
report that the c mency 4 the CroHn be ex;enei
70 Mr Smith Brien. BE wSced 10 know ii tbs. report
true alG would only say hat, i 80, it would give
universal satisfaction Ia Ireland hear
Lord PsnerstonIn answer to this question have 70
state that the matter to which ny hon0rable friend has
adveredhas been under the consideration Her Msesys
Government The facts appear to be that sons Of those
who were transported with Mr.. SIN n OBnen have
thought * 20 break their parole and 10 escape from the
Place Of their destination Mr Smith o Bnen. whatever
MY have been bis faults his guilt has acted like
teman, cheers has net taken advantage Of the opp)r
tuntes Of which, had he been less honoraby disposed
he might have Gvailed himself and is therefore the in
teuion Of Her Msjestys Government to advise the
placing hms eli in the situation By act Of elem
ency the part of the Crown 10 which those other per
have placed themselves by violation Of the pledges
which they had given Cheers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11
ASSEMBLY.

T..
provision giving Police justices power =, e1hns III.
books end psper amount Of property "a l -.
therein il stricken out $500 per comps. III
the duties devolyed upon the Justices il allowed
Mr. AITEIN has his bill in relation TO the Marine I'm
ady to introduce the following fees provided in IT.
terDg action docket 20 trial of every
when an issue IL joined s2-taking inquest default 81
entering Judgment 30 centseertfyn copies by papers
five cents per folio Clerks 20 receive other fee in any
civil action.
An attempt made to get a bill de arnz it unlawful
for any Bank under the Banking Law in New FORK City
10 pay interest 20 depOsitors under 2O dollars
Referred to be reported complete Some debate was had
when the motion was lost.
The Senate Temperance bill received in the 'nse,
snd Mr. C. C. LEIGH moved is reference - tue Select
Committee with institutions 10 report complete on Mon
day next After debate me Committee was Instructed 20
report the 10th inst unanimous consent being re
quired 10 instruct the Committee TO report complete
Mr., WATD Of y Y objected.
On motion of M LoZIER, the final vote was ordered to
be taken on the bill on the 22d inst. az y W.
Mr.. MCGRAw gave notice that he would move sus
pension Of the rule, that the Committee could be in
structed 10 report the bill complete
This afternoon the House met and took up the Sickett
Hsrhor Railroad bill The amendments offered by Mr.
GLEASON published in THE TRIBUNE this morning, were
adopted.
The House sdiourns over to night until MONDAY and
will visit the Utica Asylum to morrow
The river this city is very high Passengers by the
Budson River Road reach the other side of the river By
wsv of Troy and those for the As NJ train LEFT al g.
Owing to this arrangement, which was not generally
known, many were disappointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11

The con Committee reported in favor Of al sp2rS
FRICTION Of q COO to the Sing Sing Prson.
a II R.sTo, o. nmunica,ed TO the Senate charges Of
rnisfessarce in ore s-nsi Darius Clark 4Dl Mr. Bar
nmd. Inspector and Agent Of Clinton Prison
Gen SANFORD reports b military comnu aiiln r. civ
ed $40 IS appropriated hrst division % NeTl Ok
State Militia, s3275 e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11

TIE TEMPERANCE BILL IN THE ASShMDii
from Oar Own Correspondent - N 80,
ALBANY, Friday, March TO- l7oA
The Senate Temperance bill was received III the
House this morning. -
motion to refer to Select Committee Win In
structiOns to report Thursday next was carried;
motion to report complete, so that the OH eouu
be ordered to third reading, requiring unanimous
consent. was lost Mr.. Ward of New-York oeJectl1s
so il wa have to go to the Committee OF the HOie
The here is rising very fast but the Ice mas not e'
moved. s r.o
Passengers for NewlOrk go around oy wa! oi Ivy
The Boston ferry boat crossed the river '"S 1o
-, ~, 20 scoin for fear of being caugh; in the ice
VI" WThe ice has not yet moved but fhe water Is ~
irg fast. ,o,;D, ~ he held at the
C,ritol against the Nebraska bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11

as ard slresdy Trey have iaid close siege g T. WAX
T,,t;, troops there aT1ear g. h collected n AZ
~ 80, Is Rave occupied the dsf.5 OF Psute PsgatA
- a from Arts % Jsnna and - send To 90 p,
49, trfs ~ be done BY makilg l'ay dei'ar anu
ssrcrr ,b-> n the revo.'ed Districts splosns 80 %
Ir.der, 10 cnrfs-. JsIius Of u military tof,e
'WkT. ~ 80 en- took place land there was An
,e,;or IN - ~, ~ between the Turkish guard mp
ana a C-erk cutter reek morchan; vessel laden WITH
~ cr,'-,. -, - threat, ned ihe c.sv TIE
gusrd stp added fuel to the an ,o5 AZ tts '.n. :,
e, nd the merchant ship 70 the boitp. II = 9,e ,
It's mCoTius Ofcourse, the Greek 'el' '"a napg'H'
g. be az anchor there took tn part OF i, TO "a "a ~
after pres and cons il poured brOA sue '-O ''
guard shir, aid the later went down.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
FIsKE MEDICAL PRIZE QUESTION.

WE Trustees Of The FISK Fund. ~ the annual
meeting oi the Rhode island Medical Society.
held ~ Providence, June 7th, I-5l. uIn,rnc,J mai
The premium OF flty dollars offered by them In ls53.
Tor the best dissertation ON Neuralgia, its hirtpry
aud beet mode Of treatment. has brru invaded "a
Tue aH'hor oIihe dissertation bearing the motto
what ~ writ is writ,
Would IL were wOrthicr Z"
And upon breaking the seal Of the ACCOMPANYING
picket, hey learned that the suocrssfu l c1mpedi.
tor was Charles w. Parsons, NJ. d., Of Prov
idonCe, r.. 1.
They propose the following subjects for 1854
lst, Group.
81, The Effect Of Climate on Tobercnlon. Dis.
ease.
For the hrs, dissertation on the subject, thr Trus.
tees viii pay fifty dollars, md on the -.cor d one
hundred dollars.
Every competitor for n premium l. expected to
conform 10 the following rcgu atoms, viz
To Forward Ia The Trustees, On uT brfWr the fret
day Of May, loss, free Of all expense, a copy 81 his
dissertation, with "a motto written therrupUL. md
also nc"ompahyine u sealed packet, having TIE
sif'e motto inscribed upon the outside, md his nlIGc
aud place ~ residence within.
fevipu-ly TO Receiving the premium awarded, tho
author 1.-THE successful dissertation must inuri, q.
the Trustees ul his right, TILE Hpl Interest 10 and
20 NE same, for the use, bttUAt uuG lehooi - o.,
Fish Fund.
Letters accompanying the uusucc.ssiui di--cr'a-
tious will be DESTROYED 10y the Trustee unopened.
and the dissertations may be procured by their re-
%sprciivc authors. Of Inc Trustees o. vLuut tLty we're
direcied,i % application De- made ikcf,iUr within three
JOrEPit MIIRAN. M -, PrnyiJ,nrr,l
ARtEI HIILDI, ". D.. cumberland, 4 Trustee
uiRAH C~LEvEIAND " ~, \ PrOv)
400. 1RNoLr, NJ D, sccreiufJ.
fy6-Cw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

City Council DELEGATION. - The
Springfield, Mass, Republican Of yestcr-
day says that fourteen members OF the N.
York city government and sixteen baskets
of Champagne arrived in OWL yesterday,
from the great Gotham. They arc ruralI-
zing through the pleasant places Of New
England at their leisure, and looking at
marble and stone q~uarries with the view of
making q suitable selection Of building ma
terial for a proposed new public structure
i'm New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
Bp V%cIc0raph.


H'ANhN~b ''H
The meeting last night to hear Senator
Douglas speak on the Nebraska Bill, was
attended by "A large concoursc Of people,
and heldin the open air. As soon as Judge
Douglas ascended the stand, a tremendous
noise was made, which entirely drowned
his voice. Ills friends made IN earnest at
tempt 10 restore quiet, but in vain. After
several Intellectual efforts to obtain a hear
ing, at about half past ten, Douglas was
compelled to leave the stand. Much excite
ment existed, but no other disturbance &C.
Cured, a large majority of those present
being opposed to his speaking. lie was
followed TO the hotel by the crowd, which
then quietly dispersed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

DEMOCRACY CRUSHED OUT.-IIon. Charles
G. Hazewell, one of the leading Democrats
of Massachusetts and'onc of tho principal
writers for the Boston Times, has the candor
to admit that the Democratic party in Mass
achusetts is virtually defunct. Except the
o~ilicc-holdcrs there are very few so poor as
to do it reverence. Writing to the Boston
Courier, he says /:
BosToN, AUGUST 30, 1851.
DEAR SIR In your leader of yesterday
you speak of inc as being of the Massachu-
sets Democratic State Committee. ! have
not the honor of belonging to that body. |
have never been notified of my election as
one of its members OF requested TO attend
any of its meetings. Looking, as | do,
upon the Massachusetts, Democratic party
as "crushed out" for the time being, |
should, had | been n member of the State
Committee of that party, have opposed the
issuing of a call for the meeting of Il State
Convention, being tho first of n series of
measures calculated to have no effect o
importance, except to establish the fact Of
the party's weakness beyond all doubt.
am, very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
CHARLES &. ilAZEwELL.
We commend this candid confession to the
Editors of the Boston Post, Washington
Union, and the other Democratic presses
of the country,-BoSton ALIAS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
rTho Wigs have carried Vermont.

WHAT II CosT To SroP PAPER.-
Ono of our subscribers stopped his paper
for six months, last yeas, because We od-
We. i5ed SO much. in the mean time bis
farm was advel isod FOR non payment of
taxes, and sold. On discovering he diff
Gritty, il cost him one or two days travel
with horse and buggy, and ten per cent. of
the tpyes to say nothing Of the vcXa''on,
to redeem it. How much did he gain by
stopping his paper? lie came back and
subscribed again.-OgdenSJurg Sentinel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
A TIE LADIES'.

yLTE wou'l inoupceio The hdIes of Newport
w and vicinity dat v We received this
dav n Il .ge ASSOC mcr o~finf'nts robes rpd waists
CHI, cmhroidered ard for sale nj he lowest pri-
ces. 40 4 few Of the richest Ball Dresses eV-
~ imported into this country.
Ladies viii find (hele) some at the richest
Rrcsscls Lac eve, inuodeced to the puliio with
sleeves and head to match. We also
hnca large assvrim Il 81 Silk iIusicr, anil caps
aud heai-t resscs OF NJ kirds, also a sample of
Paris Honncts 81 the latest fashion, also Md
gloves NJ only 10 cents p'rpdir, the same ~ G
selling ~ other phfcs ~ ~.
Tho rrs, n our stock - too numerous ~ men
tipn al 81 whch W. Wi s,li Vt No. b nbIo,s'
Bluck on the hall NJ ltst cOsi, af We a., going H.
letve Ut the end Olthc wc.k.
a26 ". III YOKE aCD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

WALKING MADE EASY-20.0 coo Corns
w extracted during the vear OF 1853, hy Drs.
n. I. kENISON, thl'uprii,rs. Rooms
I57 Washington ST. Bosto", where one OF them
may be found ut all times.
DIR. N. kcnIsOn is on a professional visit To
Newport, and will remain u new nays orly. All
those troubled with Corns, Bunions, Glib Nails
aud nails penetrating the lcsh ,wortsoryry Giser-
sos OF he feet can have them relieved ifnot entire.
" cured 10y calling Oh him nj Robinson Cars,
thaules-sl., between the hours OF II a Nj aud 2
7 NJ, or by leaving their orders as above can he
waited on at their residences ut any other hour
free OF extra charge. Many will rccollcc, Dr.
x, as being in Newport last scasoo, as no was
very successful then, having extracted Owe 500
Corns in 2 weeks. iiis ope. atoms are recon-
mcnded by those that have had their feet at
tended in this country and Europe, As being the
most satisfactory aud easy, lie has had II years
experience and has treated the worst cases Of
corns and great nc Joiuts ,sOlnc that were tester
ed and running mDhtls he cared entirely, His
operations are always without danger or pain
He has thousands Of recommendations and the
bert Of Newport reference.
NB-Dr KS Corn Solvent is the best thing
ofthe Kind ever Invented, perfectly safe FOR per-
sons TO use themselves. n26-2wpd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

gJ@A special meeting Of the Episcopal
Convention Of the Diocese of Rhode Island
will be held at st. Johns Church Proyi-
dcncc, on the Goth of this month, for tho
purpose Of c%lecting n Bishop. The Church
has now been without n Bishop for two
years, and it is earnestly hoped that harmony
will prevail and that a Bishop will be elect
ed n. this.meeing other business ofimpor-
lance viii come before the Convention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

TIE ERrcssoE.- would seem by the
following that the Ericsson has proved a
failure /:
The Journal Of Commerce says that in
place OF the recent meteor IN the Ericsson, a
pair Of approved and very economical boil.
crs orc to bc pa. IN, aul that the work will
be- dono IN abIut eight weeks, when she
will take h.l la.. a.Aonga, oar steamers
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

CoAL.-Thc Maryland coal trade Of tho
last week, amounted to 90, 500 tons.
Many Of the consumers Of coal in Brook
Ign have associated themselves together
and purchased coal of first hands by the
cargo, owing TO the enormous prices charg-
cd by the retail dealers. In this manner
they get their coal for about $5 per ton
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
SiVAEHS CELEBRATED
IAN G. EA,
FOR THE CURE OF iNClPiENT
e. ONSU u N.

sCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SWELLING, RHEUMATISM, DISEASES or
TIE LIVER 4 SKIN, N ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OF u
pLOOD, AND TIE EFFECTS OF MERCURY
CWAIM's PANhcEA has been for more Than 20
~ years celebrated IN this country and In Europe
for us extraordinary cures Tor me crr'lncs,ts OF
which reference Is made Ia the directions and books
(Which may be had gratis) aeoompanaiyi wing the Pan
acea.
Il has been used In hospitals and private practice
aud has had The singular fortune to be recommended
BY the most celebrated physicians and other emf
nent persons. Among others by
". Gibson, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery, Pa. Uni.
versity.
Valentine Mott, NJ. D., Prof. Of Surgery, n. Y.
University.
W.P Devices, NJ. D., rrof. Of Mid, Pa. Uni
versity-
N. Chapman, M. d, Prof. OF Physis, Pa. Univer
II. parSc, Nj, D, Prcst College Of Physieisss.
Phila.
Or. Del VALID, Prof. Of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Eourcnce de Lurz, Prof. 81 surgery, Lisbon.
q. w. Irving, late Minister 10 Spain.
J. Chapman, Member Of Royal College Surgeons,
London.
Sir Thomas Pearson, Maj. General British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &C.. &c.
And, also, the wonderful cures effected by
swans Panacea, have for many years made II an
Invaluable remedy. The Panacea does not contain
Mercury in any form, aud being AN innocent prepa
ration, 1t may be given 10 the most tender infant.
The retail price has been reduced to Sl.50 per
bottle Containing three half pinis ,)or three bottles
for 81.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Sgaim's Panlcea is In round bottles, huted lon
gitndinally, with the following letters blown on tho
glass;
SWANS PANACEA-PHILAD !"
AMI having the name Jas. swain, stamped on the
scaling wax, and written on the label covering The
cork aud "A splendid engraving for the side Of tho
bottle, composed Of Il eeOmetric lathe work, com
prising nine different dies, which have been turned
for fha a. alusiN A. a nG Ia prnnFief0Y hV nVanRv
4 Co, bank note cneravrrs, Of Philadelphia. In the
centre is n portrait Of the late VIM. Swain, copy
right secured.
ALSO, SWANS vERMIFUGE.
A valuable Family Medicine, bsfng n highly ap-
proved remedy for ALI diseases arising from debility
Of the digestive organs, such as worms, Cholera
Morbus, Dyse.trry Fever and Agne, bleeding Piles,
Sick llcadaohe, &c. Ac. See the Pamphlet (Which
may he had gratis) accompany ing tho VeTmifuge.
Prepared only NJ sMiMs la ORA rory, old
stand, seventh ST., below Chestnut, Philadelphia,
and sold BY all respectable Druggists IN tho United
States.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-peIsons wishing
to obtain the genuine WAlM'S and
SWANS NEliMlFUGE, should be careful 10 OBJ
serve that the name Of SWAIN Nv spelled correctly
on the bottles and labels or they may 10 Imposed
Oh by medicines made IN imitation Of them, by q
person hearing n somewhat similar name, we'll cal
cu!aied To deceive.
GenecuI Agents for the United States.
SCIilEFFELlN, BROTHERS q Co
10 William Street, cor. Of Deekman street,
J23-6m NETWORK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
DiC0,

In this city, on the LIST inst, Eliza! tn Alice,
youngest daughter Of Uriah ard Elizabeth s =
ford, aged IL months and 8 days.
n In Iiverton, LIST inst. Cornelius Soabury, Esr
IN The Seth year of his age.
In this civ, 81 inst, Grie'na NJ. Wbalcy,
daughter Of Mr.. VIM. A. nd Abby X. Wha-
ley, ag ID 3 years nd Q months.
SO fades the lonely blooming fowc.,
Fail smiling so'ac, OF an hour
So soon our ir' 1sicnt comforts ily,
And pleasures only bloom T., lie.
e.. NJ.
In this city, Sr1day night last, Fir. Roi,,.i
rrior, IA me 9lss ye9 Of his age.
Ia Prov idence, Friday Evenino, LIST inst,
Deacon Simeon b. ker, in the CIT. year Of his
ag'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
AUCTION.

WILL. be sold ut Pnblic AUCTION, on Saturday,
~ September }, 1854, at u ooloet,a. M, on tho
premises, the estate situated In Prospect I'LL street,
now occupied by Capt. tharlrs Cuzzens terms
made known al the time and place of saIe. sc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

I'O RENr-A lot 81 laad ciuii nirg twenty
l. acres more ~ less, siiln,,d ca he Glblr
larm, cist u estates Of Il. VI. GiLis aud X. NJ
Ma-on, Esq. The above land will w. VI ior
the remainder ~ the Tu.t estate created by
the VIII oitle tate Mary Gibbs. aud u suitable
e., = vegetable gitdcn 10 Oth"t agiitultmal yut-
pob,s or Coz imiiding luis. For terms, apply Ia
CHiS. HENRY ThRkER, Trustee,
n RI Ri. Ex'hange. Boston
ai7 ~ ALFRED SMITH, Nevyaat
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
NOTICE.

TT {. ROBINSON, would inform her friends and
III. patrons IN general that she has taken ,he
store ON south Touro street, opposite Bath Road,
where she will he happy NJ all times 10 attend ia
their c dis. Preserving, cake masins, pastry, ana
iellies of all kinds made TO order aad kept constant
y on hand al kinds of ,fait put up for families,
oR The most reasonable terms also parties supplied
with cake, p"stry Md Jel!ies, AT The shortest mo-
ticc.
~. B.-Wcdding Cake made to ordrd your pm
tronago il II" .'ec,.uly solicited. r6-2m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
NOTICE,

TIE Stockholders Meeting Of The Ocean House
l. Company, will be holden on Monday, reptem-
her II, M the Counting Room of pecklam & Bull,
az ! o'clocs, p. IN. ED W'D W. LA TON, sec'y.
Newport, Sept. |, lSj4. I'D
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5HarrlcU.

In Fail River, 9th ult., Mr.. James Bou'
and Mrs Ann Goodsposd. both OF New port.
In Washington, 2".h nit, Lieut.. 10 TT
Thompson, u. $. NJ, OF New York, and Miss
Emily g., ouIv daugh' r OF the Late Ignalius
Mudd, Of Wrsnina on.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

DARTLETT r~EARS--Fcw Bushels Just re-
ID ceivcd aud 10, sale with many other kinds tp
81 X. WILSON, 10 Thames st.
Y EMON5 Fresh supply Just received at
IL II X. WILSON, 10 Thames 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
LOST,

LOST,
A BLACK | .ce M'lt'', between Newport
II aud Bllcman's poin, whoever has ior I'd
the same and wilt We it at Mrs. Ailan's, cor.
ner OF Thomas = al W,'lir'n sts., will receive u
reward Olive Dollars, s5-3dpd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

'l"o lot, AMI posssssi1n gwen immadiltsiy, the
Il hove" nod garden 100 bath Rvad, ncsi vert
Of the Ocean totugt; apply ~
a ALFRED SMITH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
T. r..
FATK.
AlJIDNECK AGRICULTURAL


THE AQUiDNECK AGRICULTURAL
L SOCIETY, will holl their third N mal
Fair at thcir ilan in Miidletown commencing
the 20 n oil Septcmi ar, and continuing the fol-
lowing two days. The CD, lie shoV, plowi ing
wlich, &c, viii be on the second day If tho
"a. Farmers and owners Of all 1 lds Of stock
rro lcspcc itiv r-qucs ed to exhibit fs much as
coaYca,'Gt. II whi b. sccn by looking at the
show b Il that IA premium IS Offered I. Tho best
10 not 20 pairs VI Osen om any IOWA in tho
Stale; il il also dcs''ous that ~ may pairs OF
OAeu Will eNhihrGd ~ p~usEibir, III tuc parade
Of toNn terms VII DC ~ impu, ut feature in
he show. Tue dies nrG invi cd To exhibit
specimens 81 thci, shiil in Domestic rnd r. lcs
work also the Her 'Cul = N Impairment is
expected TO receive much ai from their iudg-
inenG IL is eypcc,ed that much interest will hc
m,uiiestcd in the. : branchcs OF ldustry, as the
society have rmp'c roOn Tor their nccommoda.
ton, AsrcnIlu,, ii p. oduc,ions of all Kinds arc
solicited. W id.Ic,urod r.ices and W chau-i
cal lhyGntion, NJ rau'aciu'rs and Mechanics are
respect nifty invited 10 contribute specimens Of
their workmanship 3pd invcitions, and compete
for the prem ums oicrcd. II IL DESTROYS that
! much inrcsl will be manifested IN the eNhib,-
ton Of Fat s this bra lch has on long n
elected rin0ng ~.
An address will be delivered by J. PREsr-
CoTT HALL, Esq, on the day o. the Cat C
Show, at IL O'Clock, ".
All articles intended Cor the show, il left at
taarles Shea, man Y Co.'S store, No. 8 M'rkct
Square, or notice where they may be hal,
will be conveyed 10 and back from The FIR free
Of eApcasc 10 he exhibitor.
A,nission, season tiche's rs Cts. Single,
haf pr.ce.
Ii is lrslrous ,ha, I'LL %ar,ic'cs will be u, the
Hail The day before the fiu commences.
stiff JOSEPH &, DENNIS, Secr'y.
IL err MITE Dell, from The Diary oi Ii pcnciilrr
IL flc American Cot % Iuild,r--n series ui
dc,i. - Tor Gotta ,,s. costing from $500 20 $50. OCO,
bv John i'ul OCH The iirir ri Redclyic, by the
rI,nuT OF 'The Kings oi England, - &c. Katherine
Ashton, by The suilur Amy lies Drrt, &c., Dickens
Household Words FOR sept, cuntdinin. 81 articles
Fii,y Wears IN ooth IiensphoIos, by Ninconi .oite.
For sale by
80 Gil L. iAMNErT. Jr.