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a, sa;an.s.nn. Canal is $4,000 iSs 10 @
.,.A h. s Sss. is:',,.;. So
Grand consoIisa.sa. ~" q ss assS se. Isis %
m t;:; .ss. .% osss,, g. 8 is5ss f: sis
G.. .se ssss so ana Lana Aee,
IS; price paid FOR Land and silver Wanted nigh
s ,sfs Al Sss.
Rass s& vim NEE, With prompt .sncn % 'As'' At
say ~ @. B. LUCK
"hHN ETUJTrfFEn RYH,f, ACADEMY
eS"Saec S on X Z. & s5a1n o. f 45ar.1.
Class II, TO be Drawn the aOth of June.
cArI:hs ........................ ...... A. soo
5000
In all, q5s prizes imouniin. 10 800
1iiss. ssSG.asi!s: and proportion
Montgomery Ma, 90 aF;s; Bro ssf Tss
rs sorEHiss. ISL AiWRIhGT u taIK
ESrkRPRsE III ss =. 70 GIoss our
Valued a. from % to $685. i!,So u g, a;FTS'
AGGREGATE $4,000,
ACCORDING TO TIE Prosperous
in 'o share. given en- application, who e1pend %
ID portraits or Who pay o; poL,,s. 'N -
saf si Sy H. are when
II. sho nave already become pt holders We
Ss aS.,s order to close seal. as For
sy Ten dollars foru>ded to return you dr.: ~,
and clubs may avail hemseye, the same arrange
daguerrean Artist las Main street, Riehuaond.
elo- Daguerrean Artist, ISL Main street, RisSSsss
Sr9CkS FOE sALi:.-
Rss.:ersd l Boas Sas a ,ss. and UPWARDS
500 State medium dates
GO, 600 Jane, River and Kanauha Guaranteed Bond,
100 shOI, date city BOND.
Pe,e5rr hs a. nIi Bond, by the
I, sent sen. upon The amount Invested, ~
Is DO DO k faFS5. r s.a. ssst .tjay
20 do Midlothisa Coal s;eet
% do Virginia Fire Marine
TIM 20 do Richmond Fire Association
1e.s-lGt JOHN A. LANCASTER SON.
Mae NJ ASENcI New York. no sroadway noon.
and sale commission unmprovsd Nine, sns
s q. Gra i r ar, ~ n
AZ OF Ores and other substances from any
printed ereu.r irving explanations, will be sen. in A.,
stamp 'As f e. Ha asfs,s:R' fS CO..
@.s-.,s NeS York, ITO Broadwa,
w ton OF hos,t between TSE1 and Rn e e ,h h
SASH blinds and booR eSsas 1s'sse in daily eOr
rAeOryin Richmond SUBSCRIBE MAYO street
Orders for Glazed uns.ed Sash from the country sy ,
ia2I-ep
EYNoLDs WILCOX have recently opened an es.en.l,.
p pa r.ni hs 'SGss SsSsG s,
s a.aaii either b. a .. I95 speedy
v III t he S;
to. '' REYNOLDS sI IS EGf4 %ih9o attended
je2-e7m. i'ah1n street. between 10th and 2l.t
,n,,,..7 Richmond Va.
SaSs 4 srniT e. haPaiI co!t
!. "anSs 'sse eaier 5da a #.
resorts IN the nnS fully equal to place OF
ns Of .aS Te Baltimore and AsSandr daily
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NOTICE.-A general meeting OF the Stakeholder, In the
~ Richmond and York River Railroad Company will be held
at King and Queen Courthouse, WEDNESDAY day
August next for the selecting the
the road provided for by tn Sd section
Of January 1879, incorporating the Company.
BY order OF the board Of Directors:
Iyi6-1avt9th Aug. A. w. MORTON T,.o.rr.,
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STHhNED OR STOLEN.-Prom the subscribe, ,ho,,
- ten days sinee, MARE OF meium size Of dingy ysil
color haNen main and tall and about years old ~ 49,
Mare Is cat hamds rapid paeer and canters well u,vins
tempted 20 reiurn there. '' nave Az
reward win be PAID upon delivery 10 NJ,
Moody James City, or TO the subscriber, MansGes,e
Hlet6-cu
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tSr.on Saturday afternoon, lst July between the resi-
dence OF Mr. John NJ Goion, FrlIilin street.
itore OF Mr. LoetceHih BrOni streef, STAR SHAPED
PEARL BReAsTPIN with small diamond in the II had
been broken and mended with silver wire. The Breaspn
lud the gin OF friend the suitably
ed BY leaving at the store OF the subscribers
OF John N. Gordon.
Jyl0-9t JOHN NJ GORDOH 4 enH
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2aa Ia AGREE

10 Of which cearr well ncloEed and In high I'M
the remainder 10 In woods buildings are
the dwelling Is Of brick Stories containing and
and As far completed Is finished very be
The location Is for beauty and variety scenery
health and refined AMI society healthy
country summer residence, II IL particularly desirable n IL IL
within few hours ride Of Richmond Washington. larger
farm Preferred 900 adjoining had AT
fair price Reference be had to Mr. James Hart Abe
marie, Keswlck Depot to Msrs " Runin
Of Rohmond But persons requested examine
serves S.sA. HART
depot, l-c2m
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Gb REWARD viii b. given for the and d.iiy.,x :,
slD " me, IN Richmond the mines In HenriesS
CHARLES PERKINS, who LEFT the surs iOth June he
SIX feet tau ou sud black H. has very thick ps and t
down when spoken TO- also siammcrs He may lurking aig
Thomas Crouch last year. '"' " or
Bi-e6i wM r. TRENT
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A ChnD-iiayng this day engaged with Mes,rs r. r. Du.
IA val RTo, II affords my ola friends
and former patrons whom have upwards OF 40
to give call at home them thai am
not unmindf OF their past fayoT and respectfully solicit
tnuAnce Of the - 1880 - wa
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iaS,,IO A. l srauNrON.-rhe prOpritIOTs you'd
elegant style, and prepared afford as good
s San be found in the country stage once for All ~
eang hom sautton Is at this House
Springs. io' hsNi-s'oh OF the
An omnibus viii guest, ard from the car. free
4. 81 d. McCLuNG 4 PEYroN
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On Wednesday, the 2h q jay splendid Barbecue will com.
90 and Ne next day arrand Rail- will subscription 10
the Ball ~ BahAcus, 81. loo ladies have been Inyit III
splendid band Of muse Tor occasion and od NM
toEs Company have indy volunteered their on Inc De-
cason. R1Sr
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m vy,,o, -, WHEAT FANS.
tS hnsolDs WILCOX have recently op.nsi an .x,.t.
~ Aahuiaetory Of their valuable and bybtv W.
"a IN me building originally as Ender ioseo .,s,r
an, ovNeen s1th and 2ist streets and are prrparrd
v ~ any extent They guarantee and speedy de
wsi6 az, ordered OF them, either By their Hagon.
ey Keep Tor the the most con -
eApsIlous IN as OF communication the country ~
In " 'he uLaersigned viii be promptly aitende,
r,.,l,,. -. REYNOLDS WILCOX,
7. Uranium street, between 10th 9lst streets
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MA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ipg an. co,,jI..
uon OF hosiils between TgrEey and Rs.Ssi1 bs ~,
ns Tor provisions great advance daily abors
SASH pL,SDs and DOORS continue be made Al ths oi,
Richmond, Va. ~ Mi Es ' ,sSp, street
Orders for Glazed and ungAred Sash from the country sT @
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NEw GOODS, Ii3 Eagle squarr-
IN Parasols and Ladies' Umbrellas
Gentlemens Silk and Bingham do
Gante, Merino and Cotton Vests
Kid. SIX and Thread Gloves
White Linen Drills
White ard Colored MarseiiIes ysstinr,
Damask Table Cloths
Doylas aud Napkins
Linen FLOOR Cloths
IAN Linen sheetng
Linen, Cambria and silk Pocket Hsndkerehi
silk and Lace Nantes
lego pARRpp p.y,v =.
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JOHN q. sIIAFER,
ramon AND DR4pER
EXCUA NOE RIrII nINrn

~ ~. So. n.-sCRoFULh CURED IN TWENTY Dky5
o. aged a. had been afflicted scroua far II 49,.
"a, -. Augus' 6y The advice Of DIR. VIM. Root OF M,Tea
Sni commenced the use of RAILWAYS RENoyITISG Re
In hours he Eel. change better In 10 bon,
IN o, we're seen covering the surface OF m, boy.
The Ra.or vas covered with dearsing He sin toc
so WAYS REGULATORS. They operated poW.Itliv and
oras ne atewards took one Regulator night The
FUSED MIN some irritation ~hieh alayed NV ,b;ns
nen with the Reoirent The day the sore al,
, ,he Reorent and Regulator dAys since ~.
% was on the nt OF the Goth day no, ex
Fulton --''s ~ oinee, NO iof
Sold BY Druggists everywhere. =, =,
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NOTiCEin conformity notice N ~ a, IN
~ psaGn VII be made % ie General Land 6fe washing
va shia,y warrants. which Issued tie Virginia Land or
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ELAsWoop sIHoo-The session OF thi, School .jl
commence on the 81 Wednesday in August and on ,h o.
Wednesday in June following s' -"N y" '4e 1nu
Terms for board pav,bi. -. -, -
August, and one.half OF January VI" '"e -ha
Tor farther particulars address
jeiI-2awu spTgp powppo g.. =.
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h,9s sPhiNG. hl,apAirs Co4ty Td-The
nave reted the 'HoEHtain HHse' this well known
ing fae which Is reception Of yisitsr,
euot o! outlay shan be wanting render Cpon in ia eon
resorts in the Union - >' - say p'Aee VI summer
ears from Baltimore and Alexandria connecting with daily
% stages from Winchester, Piedmont and Front RoYai
IA 2I-clm DIG ,MOhfr
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apUFFNIO sPniNls NliIiEIIsr 90. ,,.--ri,.

HqIffNisO sPhINts AMHERST 10, VAIN. 5.I,sIT
80 iu popular ani much fesrted watering place is nov
.eeu 70 We puhe ana everything furnished the latest yIe
pendd hand 81 music Is engaged for the season and fouf
hntse eoae running from LJnehturg TO the Springs leaving
Lynchbug by Of Amherst H. every Tuesday
satnrday morning an! TeiuTn day.
DS-sl" RAiNE 4 KYLE PrOprietors
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JACOB RuMROrGH-

0ARn-The subscriber respectfully tenders his thanks for
"a the loeTSl patronage heretofore ed
continue, 70 give his undivided attention. Of To-
bAeso FoaT, Whent, Cord, and
Prodaee assisted by his con- Mr. Linden b. Waller '
om. O -. - - LOGAN WALLER.
Virginia. s'' NA'' ST. ~. 81 .ihondi
n d lie connected with any other City
fNHEEN SPRING SCHOOI.-On the Isl of Sent, m,
ger attend opening School Tor Young Ladies' my resi-
sue louisa county, the Green Spring The Il.
none o. te most healthy regions Of Having
sStahee OF MIS- kits O. reasan Ct Peersburg who viii
De e PIneiPa confidently promise Of the hsbs
Srder Niles y viii teach Music Piano and Guitar yenrb
Drawing &c besides English
other branches Of ed1cStion. ~ '''' ""
TtENs-SlS0 for board
including I'll except Music Drawing FOR tbsss
nage OF 40 EACH for the term will be made lessons on the
Piano and Guitar ,aad SIS for drAung. address
l., -, Mrs. MARY y HACKErr,
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3 49,, I'D I'D Lon FOR sALE.-A neat Hoa.. =,
rleseht occupied by the subscriber des.hiy A'
street fronting 80 fest running about s 80 90
eg mas on u connections and 20 sn al
sized has ample for mode,.,.
ihe kitchen supplied with cooking rang. .I,
1.ss also; comfortable rooms for servants ~ '' ana
jei-tds p; JOHNSTON
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yHNIE CnpAItTNER,IP heretofore existing under lie arm
OF ROBERTSON. GATES RATcLIPPE day dissolved
by mutual consent The business by THEoDGRCE
ROBERTSON whom all indebted TO the arm viii nsS
"aNePaSmeh'. ThE0 ROBERTSON,
WIN. n. GATES,
| Richmond, sOth June, 1854. iS.
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w na,;, DEPoT-we have determined to open In caa-
- nsetion with our present business Wool 49, 70 e.n
@ WOOL and have engaged the services OF Mr. pb not me
me former efficient Woosn P...or
h attention. II necessary, will be devoted sIea,ire, y,
All wool CONSIGNED to win be graded no that s,.h
ny sneh Wool ~ he wants. be compeed a,
NOT answer bis grown In seen
th OF Wool and eradsJ 10
a.sh'ion OF manufacturers To our
n succeed In establishing good market for The wa, %
SOrpartieuar. circulars. cREssHAw %
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"ANTED.-rwo white persons, ud wife prefer.
w red who thoroughly understand the duties Dairy
can hear OF sood situations, by applying Immediately
wM. q. ALLEN,
I'LL 18th street. between Main and RANK .its
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

~ We like to see politician maintain
his position nobly, firmly and consistenily,
and TO be true to the flag under which he
contends, and the principles of action upon
which he predicatcs his views, at all times,
in adversely MS well as in prosperity but it
is useless for men to talk merely for the
sake of talking, and il is dishonest and de-
eeitful for political editor to assert that his
party is as strong and that lis chances OF
Isuccess are as brilliant at any specified PEE
i5iod as they were some short time before,
when he knows that precisely the contrary
is the case. We are no alarmist and wc
are not easily frightened; and in what we
now utter, we only speak our stern convic-
tions, after mature reflection, some expe-
riencc and calm and deliberate review OF
political affairs in this country, as they cx-
list at the present time. Ever since the
close Of Washington's Presidential career
there have been periods when both OF the
great parties have been agitated and shaken
to their centre, and they have finally either
been entirely broken up or remodel d upo IL
new platforms. 1t must have been evil
dent to all discerning politicians OF both
parties, for some time past, that there was
about 10 be one of these revolutions in par
ties, and judging from the results of elcc-
tons during the last few months, we are
satisfied that the time has arrived. We
feared for while that the Slavery question
would be the immediate centre around
which the freemen would rally, and that
that would be the dividing lne,-but we
are glad that such is not the case, for if it
lad been, such an issue would have strong
ly endangered the perpetuity of the Union.
Instead of this, past events plainly indicate
that the Know Nothing question: (whatever
that is, although we must confess that we
don't know,) is to be the one upon which
the change is to be made. How long this
party will exist, no one can undertake to
say at all events, is not reasonable to
presume that it will continue as a secret
organization for any great length Of time
We can only hope, as they are sweeping
everything before them, all over the coun-
try, that their principles and policy are
sound and for the welfare Of the country,
and that, as general thing, they will elect
good men to office,-not merely men who
are crazy for Office and power, but men Of
learning, intelligence and experience, who
will labor earnestly for their countrys
good.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

pThe Hebrew benevolent Society OF
New York celebrated their 33d anniversa-
ry, at the Chinese Assembly Rooms, on
Wednesday evening last. Among other
guests they invited the authorities Of this
city to be present on the occasion. After
the second toast was announced, the Presi-
dent read letter from Mayor Cozzens, of
this city, declining in behalf Of himself and
his associates in the city government the
kind invitation of the Society to participate
in the festivities of the occasion. The May
or enclosed, the following sentiment, which
was duly alDnored -
l. "THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
OF. New YoRK-May j; ever flourish, and
its truly great and noble efforts tend to fu-
ture good. May the example of a 70uro
be their polar star-an Israelite indced--a
merchant-a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noble
and generous character, while living, was
model worthy of imitation"
1t will be perceived that our friend the
worthy Mayor terms the late Mr.. Touro
San Braelite indeed," which is quotation
from the New Testament and is record
cd in the 47th verse Of the first chapter OF
the Gospel of s,t. John; the verse reads as
follows,
Jesus saw Nathaniel coming to him, and
saith of him, Behold an lsraelite indeed, III
whom is no guile.
1t is well known to all who are familiar
with ecclesiastical history, that the Jews
entirely reject and repudiste the New Tes-
lament as sacred or inspired production,
and regard it merely as prolane work and
respect it no more than christians would the
writings of Vollaire, Hume or Tom Paine.
Now when we consider that the Mayor
quotes from this identical New Testament,
and applies the quotation to Jealous Jew,
and addresses his remarks to gathering OF
Jews we cannot but be inclined to the
opinion that Mayor Cozzens, who is a G en-
tile indced,-and in confirmation of this, we
need only assert that no is the efficient Sc
nior Warden of Zion Church, in this city,
embraced the opportunity to give the
descendants Of Abraham a sly hit, by quo.
ting from what they hold is profane book.
We were well aware, before, that Mayor
Cozzens was an excellent civil officer, but
we had not the remotest idea that he was
so shrewd or keen wag. The Express
states that the toast was "duly honored,"-
SO we suppose that the descendants of
Abraham even did not appreciate the May
or's keen satire.
1t is barely possible that Mayor Cozzens
wrote his letter hastily, and did not re-
feet that he was quoting language from the
New Testament, and applying it to a Jew,
one Of the most jealous, eminent and char.
table members of the Socicty,-and adj
dressing it 10 those who are equally firm in
their peculiar fath,--but still, we are quite
certain that our first position is correct, and
that the Mayor took this occasion slyly to
to reprimand the erring wanderers Of Is.
rael.
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i.Jis0,

Ia Oh. city, on Friday, Charles, son oi Ma
than and Elizabeth jacques, IN the 4,h year Of
his age.
Ia this city, 1Ith, Mis-. Jane Edgar, aged IS
A. Rocky Brook. South Kingstown, I4,h
inst, Mr., Benjamin r. Taylor, in The 32d year
Oi his age.
In this city, ll'h inst. at the house Of her
son'in-aw, IN William street, jennie jackson,
wiow oi the late Mr.. Richard Edgar, and
nece Of Captain Elliot, who tell at the battle oi
Bunker hi'I, aged 7S years !; she was Il native
oi Ounriesshire, Scotland.
New io.k and Scotch papers please copy.
La this city, SUNDAY morning last, Mrs. Mar
ga'et Price, aged 79 years.
La thus city, Sunday morning, Nov. 26lh Z,
Perry sherman, only .on Of Thomas b. nnd
hhna h. Carr, aged months and Fl days.
At Dunknk, New York, on the l7h, Mr..
John IT, Coggesnai, of Middletown. lie l,l,
home but 4 lew days before for the Western
country, ior the purpose purchasing land aud
ioc"i'ns, II he liked the country he WIS sick
ut IA lev houig. liIs remains arrived home "u
Sunday mornins, III charge Of one ol the family
"ha wcnt after them.
Al Gtani Lake, ChIcot county, Arkansas, +,
bth inst Mis- Emuime +. Shaw widow Of the
late iiev benjamin shaw, iorinerly OF this c.ty
aged Az years. Descrveuiy lamcnted.
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NEW PUBLICATION

llIsroRv of the origin, formation and adop-
ton of the Constitution of the United
States, with notices of its principal ram
ers. BY Geo. Ticknor Curtis. New
York, Harper g. Brothers. 1854.
We doubt whether we can think Of
contribution to our national literature as
valuable as this volume, out of all the histo-
rical works hitherto published in our coun-
try. Let no one suppose that il is dry'
unintcresting dissertation. 1t is full of at
fractions to thoughtful reader. The style
is elegant and dgnifed, and we have not,
in careful pcrusnl, marked a single in
stance of careless or slovenly composition.-
In every library of any character for history
this volume must find place.
Let us urge our young men who are
now at this season purchasing books for the
winter, to make this volume their first pur-
chase and we promise them that if they read
it carefully they will thank us for this no.
tice Of the work, and we can assure them
that they will been fitted by its perusal to dis
charge tho duties of American citizens with
Intelligence, whilst they will value more than
ever their precious birthright in the land Of
Washington. Mr. Curtis has served his
country nobly in this admirable work, and
placed his name forever among the best
writer's of the land.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

IMpERTISENcE PUNIsHED-We find in
the Courier des Etats Unis an account of n
curious incident which occurred at charity
fair in Paris -
A young lady, Miss A, celebrated for
her beauty and her wit, presided at one of
the tables. Among the throng which
pressed around the fair vender of elegant
articles was young gentleman Of much
assurance, who gazed upon the lady with
offensive freedom, and affected to admire
the various articles exposed for sale, but
bought nothing.
"What will you please to buy sir ?" ask
ed Miss A, with a smile of peculiar
meaning
"Oh," replied the exquisite, with a Ian
gushing look, "what most wish to pur-
chase is unhappily not for sac"
"Perhaps it is," said the lady.
"No, no, dare not declare my wishes.
"Nevertheless," said Miss A, "let
me know what you wish 10 buy"
swell, then, since you insist upon it, |
should like rnslet ofyour glossy hair"
The lady manifested no embarrassment
at the bold request, but with pair Of scis-
sors Immediately clipped off one of her
beautiful 'ocks, and handed it to the aston-
ished youth, remarking that "the price was
five hundred francs !"
H-r bold admircr was thunderstruck at
the demand, but dared not demur, as by this
time crowd had collected, and were list
ening to the conversation. lie took the
hair, and paid over the five hundred francs,
and with an air Of modification and sadness
left the hall
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

SApsAPARILLA MoSUMEsT.-The Jour-
nal of Commerce gives description of
new palace residence Of Dr. s. p. Town
send, the Original" sarsaparilla man, on the
corner Of Fifth avenue and 34lh street. 1t
has chapel, gymnasium, picture gallery,
&c. The entire cost of the building and
ground is estimated at 100000; the con-
tract for stone is about $4,000; frcsco
painting, $4,000 (; pastcring, from Ss 900
to $4,000, and the carpenters contract is
about $4,000. il is such cxtrayagance as
this that makes tight times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

A Snowy WIsTER.-The weather seers
predict that the coming winter will be re-
markably stormy and marked by many
heavy storms OF snow. They take the
ground that the average amount of water
falling to the earth is nearly the same in
each individual year and as we had only
one fourth of the usual amount during the
summer, sufficient quantity will fall next
winter, in the shape of snow, to make up
the required average.
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IE TIMES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MOkhING NOAMBE 3d. 1854

KIDsAPPIsG.-It has been discovered
that gang Of villains has been organized
for some time in kentucky, who obtain
their livelihood by stealing lrea negroes in
Ohio and selling them into slavery. A let
ter from Nlaysville, Kentucky,to the Frank
fort Yeoman notices the arrest Of two of the
gang who had been detected in carving
away a free negro girl for the purpose Of
selling her, and who admitted that they
lived by stealing negroes, either bond or
free.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

I'm reply to suggestion of the New
York Post the Providence Journal says
Punch once had a caricature of phys
clan prescribing boiled chicken and old
Madeira wine to pauper patient. This
recommending wisdom and h,nesty to the
administration comes under the same class.
OF practice. The medicine is good, but
where is the patient to get it? The Posi-
might as well advise the President to write
his next message in Greek"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
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