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RED RIUER.
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WIN lesye FRIDAY, February 10, at O'Clock p M
AsOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, -
PRINCETON. LAKE PROVIDENCE, MILL. 800 n
hENS bEND F1CkSBURG, GRAND GULF, ROD sssszsNsSsss
nsf NAICHEs FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE
az
FRANK LYON H. Estes MASTER viii leave aboys an svsss
FRIDAY throughout the O'Clock For freight or pas
sage, apply board. - e - r.
sTRoTHER BROS. Agents. As Poydraa street
1 he frank Lyon viii Clerk the
fehs
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RIVER STEAMERS.

4 AP0uRCHE PACKET DOCTOR So
at s p a and FRIDAY. atsA. a. ysasSssszz5s553zss5
M g - 4. LAFoREsr. a. Rtens1fls -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

IA RIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
This extraordinary medicine founded the principle
the human frame subject DISEASE
which, when floating OF the circulation
all kinds the parts
the body, give rss to every malady nsdsnt -
ct Let It be remembered body and WRIGHTS
INDIAN yEGETABIE mutually adaged 70 each ether and
tha by them all morbid and he dseas
entirely removed easy and natural
Fer sale in New Orleans Wholesale anaR etail by
J.. W RIG FL Il & CO..
janI6 M ISL Charities street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

SICILY 0RANGES-400 bxs. Sicily Oranges,
NJ in fine order. for sale by
fats " N b JAIr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10
D0RTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
II bottles, barrels casks sals hosale retail by

GsHAMPAGNE-142 baskets Anchor, La
Amazon Great Western and Star landing ship Unicorn
rs s.' + NJ. DALEY 50 Tshoupitoplas sueet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10
E7RENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY

I
TESTIM0NIALS;
r0f Nelson, please let know whether
OF languages in the Kentucky Military Institute.
H. W, MORGAN, Joint Superintendent.
Monsieur Nelson decidedly French
with, and gentleman id all his conduct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

ID OP ER'S SPARRING ROOMS
a. NEXT TO TRAVISS PISTOL GALLERY
~ a. p,,,,,,r,. Over the SHADES, Psrddo street.
EVENING, from to O'Clock. ~ ak
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

VIII leave SATURDAY., February H. ut IS o'clock r. N.
HtSOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, Wg =
MADISON and all lsniing-tstar ls 8s,5f
Line )-Ihe and ayorite GLENDALE,
Stege W FORD, m4ser in receiving tssga9 and WI
leave IS above. For freight boaf Of
ROGERS. MEG GtSE CO., y FaStEss ST.,
ehs MCDOWELL. r. Ii BELL IL ReydFas 81
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SOUTHERN MUSEUM, St. Charles street

SOUTHERN MUSEUM, St Charles street,
~ Open Daily from O'Clock till p, M,
MYSTERIOUS LADY most remarkable Mace of
Mechanism exhibited the South
10 mat NIL give questions
TO T. How did the LADY getinto Ball question
Professor the wonderful Magician every night
1856 pounda. - ~ ' sA'Hs
ART and RELICS of ANTIQUITY. : ~ =
Als3i fine collection OF WILD ANIMALS.
~ Admission all only Is cents No extra
cha s1'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

"a LENDiU BINDS, INPUKTED TRUM NH
NJ ALL PARTS OF EuRoPE-Fine presents Sg,
nt bellies husbands to their and F
hee Of warranted superior slngsra sale; EsISa
b0LLFlNGHES; FRENCH GOLDFINCHES the werblipa
BIRD " ~ = 'i " "a +fANHso
" Al warranted and CHEAP no sae a a7 Ex
oosfa from the Post-nthce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

Monsieur Nelson nomes r,
Of the age, IA "spsaking +
glty." Louisville Journal.
ilIa system is we'll stlapte
the French, Spanish and
time. IN. o, Crescent.
We have had personal OF
eohseientbons!y recommend
rnn safely say that it Is the
True Delta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

GA ADEN-Per steamer D staceyt 42o bales ooo, w,ct,
es a s.sssn Se9maol d williams Phillips
aetn Gefan &eolG9 Buchanan, Carroll &oe-tS Shaw Zoo
Lloyd fesGh4s Rogers Barnard scosa seery-as Ward
furKs, Sladden &co-2s
Fsarn panegaa acs 40 Davis &ois Fellows &eo ID
savage Williams 6eol7 Freson, Fowler Rueeer Blair
a stsTa &so-o Jno Williams Alien
so-4 Turner Wlissn &eo4 Waters &eo-4 10 sier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10
ALLSOPps, INDIA Pale ALE

TOGNAG--10 half and IS quarter pipes
~ Poutney half pipes 1Iae pipes Mare 1906
in and for sale by F. W. C0ELER at,
opposita St fbsrles Hotel.
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COAST

EOR GRAND PRAIRIE and all v-
n intermediate lsndngs-Two TRIPS Week LessX5%4%
ss s t t Coast Packet r. n; g0NEs-Ths
- 80 Est R. NJ. JONES, A
ne ab5gs aHd all intermediate landings every TUESDAY
e 10 o'clock returning the city We'll
80 - =, J. aed SUNDAY, ID tie evening.
and shippers may rely rp1a running throgg
ST. Ls For freight And passage apply board,
da1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

FIVE DOLLARS REWARDS
srSyed from The Lumbar Yard Common street. VIA
heEeen ST. John md St. Peter middle S
DARK BROWN MARE MULE, MONDAY MORN AsssssxklA
fhbuaryt. She
sor and Of her mouth appearance cut
ny The hrds Bit The above viii he ,he
subscriber, al the Lumber Yard above mentionsd
tebs ~ Z. pUBOs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

~ PRESERVE BEAuTY-Dons Chalk, Lily whisa, or shy
the soaed cosnias faded complexion.
II would have the brought back POUR cheek
healthy and and life ard
SYSTEM get bottle Of CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE,
according 10 directions II does
but after few beauty
elastic vigorous syst4m
and nvgprsted like Spring morning.
all the valuable certificates possess greatest
pud Of the blood known perfectly harmless and at the
powerfully efaeasoas.
GE- Fora Orleans. Wholesale Retail by
j.. WRIG HI s. CO,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

"A my AL VI MADAME ADOLPHE -
h9I aas original nngIpsd and Justly celebrated Madame
aad the lady who through mar
of the Phs the preaent ws pre-
etons OF the iutnfe such
the principal cities the United Queen Victoria
her with costly Diamond Breach with IL yaeS
ling Is now ready to receive visitors at the MAGNOLIA HOUSE.
corner OF Poydras Caondet priyae srn
@ oaI doors from poydrss whom shs will inform all
@ present and future II they married
lady husband they will bunesa every description ys
and almost her profession comes re-
commended by highly respectable certifca n
supposton nrobs
bity Of deception imposing, others
u Consultation from according how far thew wish to
isnllt 4
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CAMDENPer steamer Nav $40 bales eeton H F,s..n
Co.'S fisnden Terry &so-lIs Ward Csrtsr
& Mliami hss-s9 Willam. Phillips Davis
lt1s eoe Wright Williams &ce-l9 Webb Rswlius &soe ID
Bnbrtdg Adamh-ea Lloyd Ftiaraonlo Martin Updsb Ao
20 9relhers &eol Kelly
!, Baker SG9s Summing s.sws &so6 Savage William. AGO
~ bnchhnan carroll dess Donsd4t Ysaan koS-s do
duncan toSs hcksl1oy Badterd-2 MeAs5sns do
5raey nhs9n Sso9 Farley Juey &co-29 Goson BrotLos
Lindaeyi7 Ar hilsnbsgefundss to order Total I'M bas
coton
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE DAILY CREseEsr =
-. '@"- Friday Morning, February TO- 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship PsrtsyeraEcs Laes Ghlveson and Layae.,
British ship Coouella, randst Liverpool MAJ ali m
ship Union, Davis, NowYork - q waa5,,H = ~
Ship Milan, Badger, LIVERPOOL {; + Nasta. o. -
Bark Susan Lind; Swir-r, Alexandria &C. DonaJ ~
big John Giipys, Lessnps Havana pe1yaIjs A MA
S p alg WaitS Fotte Baltimore, Ceehett l. Chapman
pnr,s S1., ,2h4lisfs ort LsVAaca, o Wickhslu
Dag 4'fNh" "ss'eiH' Aleoie, Newton g. Fstreiiy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10

SIDER VINEGAR-50 bbls landing and for
~ sale by A. D. GRIEF Co. 10 and ~ Old L4vee ds4
EsL0UR-2000 barrels Extra Superfine st
fsRs 4'l s H. KENNEDY CO. rs Tebogp.ou at.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-10
GPLENDIp BIRDS. IMpoRrEn nRoMAa

il opportunities Of Judging of Prof. N. and can
and him Ms capt 10 teach" and OF his syBtetn we
the bestws ever saw put into practice N. o.
iaD2b iy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

A CAPITAL IogA. 1, il pro posed, OF
some OF the Western railroads, to fur
nish baby cars for the convenience OF
those travelling with these appendices.
as well as Tor the comior, OF travellers
generally. The cars WI! be commo.
dious, and well rplied with cradlcs
baby.Jumpers, ra;Ilcs, sugar caLdy,
milk, paregorc, and other sedalives and
conveniences. An experienced matron,
with wet and dry nurses, will be always
in attendance. Babies will be checked
through, and parents may rely upon ev.
cry attention being paid to thar com.
for.. In case Of loss, the CON psny bni
themselves TO get another ss good in
i's place in such cases the s,ochho.d-
rrs being Individually liable.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26
OF THE TINES NEW PORT R. THURSDAY MORNING JAM @ 1854

Bet IT. WAS not yet time, IN his opinion,
Tor me Legislature, ns servants ot The
people, TO condemn n.
Mr.. Shepard thought II ,hc rt' y
lore The Senate was wi~rr u;ii hrllrE
than HE existing law, 'hr PEE Re wnuIJ
see II thd support It. WAN ihr, ,ui. Il
for the Maine law iHst u rug, tnr p,,-
pie meant 10 say 20 'hrr representative,
~ the Legislature, We lrnNc tie tram.
ing ol The laws TO you. Ypu have Tram.
ed very stringent law io, Ihc suppir,.
sion Ui an EVIL 10 which Nr are : r,,ualy
oppo ed "il back you up ia r"iorclng
~ lhe &C n heart oi the psp, ir was
always rlght. Ii we cnnrI II better and
wiser law. they w'Il npprfrla g It and
support H. lie did nol lhnk the pres
cnt law ought to be Continued during
this year. " hatever lls II, ct ~ the
country, if we could b:n. every voter
The State from the country lnro the
city o. Providence, and let them src ~
elect here, ia ir universal voirn would
condemn IT, He did II liDA II was IA
doubtful question whether Tie begIsla-
ture have right 10 authorize the sale
OF liquot Tor other than nedlcInal and
mechanical purposes. Was there auy
question whether they 'i'd rlghr to- IA
lhorlze the sale OF 1t Tor the observance
ui the holy sacrament
Mr Francis moved, he 4 test vote up
on this QUESTION, that the bill he upon
The table.
Mr.. Il. L. Hazard hored not con-
demned the present law very strongly
thought the only way to regulate The
sale ol liquor was to put II ~ iiIc hands
oi discreet anu honest men, anj hoped
the Senate would 90 Oh wltn lhe c0nsd-
Grafton OF The bill now
The question beng hken upon the
motion Of Mr. Francis, lie aci was iaiJ
upon the table by the following vote /:
AYES-Nlessrs. BIrxneiI bradley,
BurlIngame, Car Chacc, Church Cow
ee. Farnum, Francis, Gould, Hall, uar.
rls,'l. T. Hazard, Logee. Luther, Rey-
nolds, Weeden-l7.
NOES - Messrs. Anthony, Cross.
Greene, /. L. Hazard Sheparj, Slcnc,
Pouer-7.
Adjourned to Monday, "A, O'Clock p.
loUsE.-Mr. Cranst called for The
order OF the day, the consideration ol The
Registered State Debt. Dr. Richmond
resumed and concluded hls argum nj
in defence Of the validity OF the claims
which he represented.
After he had finished, Nr. Gavit, W.
ed that Wilkins Updike, Esq of South
klngstown, be invited 10 address the
House upon the question ncw pending. |
This motion led TO n prolonged die
cussJn, IN which it was advocated by |
the mover and Messrs. Titus G.. " hip !
PIE, Anthony, Spencer, aud Shearman.
and opposed by Messls. }. ii. Wcedcn,
Cranslon, and J. H. Clarke.
On the question, Shall the motion pre-. /
vail the House was called, and the !
yeas and nays were as follows;
AYES-3}. NOES--lS.
So, the motion 10 invite Mr.. Updke
prevailed.
MIR. Durfee was excused from voting, |
he having an interest in the claim.
On motion Of Mr.. j. III. Clarke, the
Clerk was directed to forward 70 Mr..
Updikea q copy oi thu resolution ihis day
adopted, and to request hts eadance
upon the House on Tuesray next To
which time the iurther consideration Oh
the question was postponed.
The House then adlourned un il Mon.
day afternoon, at ) o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

III Capt. Low of the bark Kilby has
been seriously but no, dangerously l.
a ssv.Ie inflammation Of the throat The
consequence ol HE recent exposures,
accompanied by a loss oi The voice and
other evidences Of its intensity, has
confined him TO his room. He was
much relieved on Sunday, and the
public will be glad TO learn that nc is
recovering. Capt, Low is Y native oil
Ireland, and now resident oil Bal,i-
more. He was married about n year
since, and his wife la daily expected
from Baltimore, to take care Of her gal
liant husband. Boston Atlas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

A MAINE Law SrArx.-The Rail.
road Dinner at Detroit was most
suhptuous AMI splendid one ia all re-
spects and although the Maine Law
is IN foil force IN Michigan, no ess than
400 bottles o. Champagne were open
ed on the occasion Liquors OF tvery
kind in all paris Of the city-both in
private and public hou.es-w,re (sa,s
II parucipanD 10 be had in any qusL-
tlty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26
by all classes OF persons, as he himself
declares at the commencement OF his
first and third book.

declares at the commencement OF his
first and thlrd book. .
iiis first two books were originally
crngosr! on ,hn cnice rrc'il n r.
MUS bat h'via,g after" tJis dIsc4st.
eJ. bon, IA, wo,b5 OF A.hIutsu/, lhu
thi prinripl circumstances 81 the Fr .
sccuI'on which that ohlr lrieuarr o,
the Divinity ol Christ srhcrci, hal
been omitted. he subsequently, om.nJrl
lhem.
IL however 'n!ouois MpXjni4n
with Mayuniu, Whrh - surprising
considering lhAt he chtehy .Ned al
Cnnstanlinople, He er,s also IN EIat
ing that FIVE Bishops were condemned
in the council of Nice for reusinc to
approve the confession OF iaIth lnerc
made lor letter Of the C1u0cii shows
that theEe were hut tWo. w Theonas
and ecundus Theog,is and Fuseh h.
US were indeed exi'ed by command OF
The Emperor Constantine bu, Al was
at anothe- TINE, and i0r q fierent rec.
sou than that assigned by Soclues. as
Jerome AMI Philaslorgus 'estfy Hs
a'!usIon 10 lhe council Of S.rmiup IL
tul! OF obscurly; aud he VAS evdrn,
~ und r the mistake OF supposiug that
he .hree confessions there promulgated
at lhree several cou, clis, were set forth
on one AID The same occasion
The wotk Is one OF exceed ng .u,e-
rest notwithstanding some Of is erorc,
and will be eagerly read by ali lovers
OF Church History /, IS i.sued ty the
LGndcn publisher in most excellent and
substantial style.
For sale by Btn4s, Brother 4 Co..
l3 Park Row, New York. and by w.
ii. Peek and t.. l.. Hammeti Jr., in
this CITY.
The VINO ALMANAC, and United
States Register for 1894. New
York Greeley e McElrath. 1854.
THIS is a most valuable pamphlet.and
contains II vast amount Of statistical and
other important information.
For sale at tho Bookstores.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

o. The caloric Tor hot air) ship Er.
lesson, hauled out i'rn her berth, foo.
Of Thirteenth street, o. Saturday, aud
now lies at anchor 10 the North River,
OF Christopher street. Her immense
black hull looms up like mSn.ol.war
in the distance, aud attracts gensrcl a,.
tentiop. The promised trial trip, it i.
said. will he had in the course Of the
present week. Great interest, we need
hardly adds experienced, OH all hands,
TO know the result.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

IL A young man WHO was commits.
ted T. Jail in Province;own, n. D., in
September last, cIoped few days
since with the jaiIor's wife, and ahou,
81 . IN money belonging to the lai!or.
WANT OF WuMEX IN ArsrKALiA.-
The Melbourne Argus says: In tn :,
the richest COLONY in the world, thr
ualcs nutnumher the females to tho
enormous extent Of abou, 81, 90 -
think OF ihat,lair ladies' Husbands 10 be
chosen from ii dcsoIato surplus OF fifty
seven thousand y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

A Coon JoKE.-Tle CITY auihoriliss
OF MarysviIle, California recently pssy-
ed an ordinance Tor the removal of out
side stairs IN that city. While the
Council was in session lew days sub.
sequently, the stairs leading TO the
Council Chamber were removed, und
the dlgnlfed members oI that body, ac-
csrdiug to the Herald, were compelled
to SHIN down the posts Of the build
ING.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

a CAREER or CRiNt-A y~urg man
10 years OF age was, on rhe Ilih mst.,
sentenced by the County Court. ~ ,cs-
sion nj Woodstock, vi, ro five years
imprisonment, with hard Iahof, Ia hav-
ing. IN July lusi. committed i've bGrpIa-
ries. Shortly after he was rcmanded
I, 'ail, he attempted suicide by o..enlug
a vein IN his lrm. When disroycrcd he
had los, nearly n quart or blood. aud
was coolly awaiting TIC trsul
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26
Congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.

w ANulNhl JIM To-
senate. - Va 10 Is pc.Lipns we,e
p's-rd, aud seyerai prl'air TIL. taken
up and passed.
SenhIpr CooIe Lrsc! the as age oi
the bill granring lnuds 10 the SuEbury
and Erie Rall Road.
Senator Wade oppose, and said the
r,gur-I comes wlrh bad .rare iro;n
Pnnnsl lv,nit, who was npw permitting
bands Of Iaw!ess rioters Id interrupt
travel ANA bu,in' SIS across her borders,
tearing up rails, burning bridges and
stopping the pa.sngr ot the Y. ). mail.
Scnnlor Cooper replied intimaIirg
thai tie Low uHwriitcn history Of .hc
Eric dhruiIics, would show that Ohio
had rruvoh,d item.
lIorsr. - The liou.e me, at - o
CLOCK. Afcr disiosing Of the usual
orcning business, II resolution was OF:
Icrcd and adoi'ed 10 appoint Il commit
,ce 10 enquire mo the rroprirly Of
changing HE mode OF elcclpg lie Pres
idsnt and Wee President.
a committee was appointed 10 in-
qulre into and report measures for the
relief Of The officers and troops who
were wrecked on board the Steamship
San Francisco.
EA+uIhGroN Jan. 3.
SENATE.
TIC c0minliirc on Territories reported
a substitute for their former Nebraska
bill, making Two territories Instead OF
one.
The Military Academy appropriation
bill was consi Tered and passed. A res
olu'ion was adopted calling tor Dudlry
Maans instruction nm corrsspond-
cIce while secret dilomnrc agent in
Europe.
Mr. Cass offered rcsolaiion asking
the President in what capacity Bediui,
The Pops's nuncio, came to Washing
ton. lie made speech de ending The
nuncio and wanted federal protection
extended TO him.
HOUSE.
I'm committee Of the whole.
Mr.. Wade made a sre,ch drnolncing
the Erie !otrrs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

Carr. JAS Il. WATKINS, the noble
and heroic commander OF the unlor,u-
nate steamship San Francisco, is Il ma.
tive ot Anne Arundel county, Md. and
a nephew Of the Rev. Nicholas j. War-
krns, ol Annapolis. His parents died
when he VAS quite young. His wife.
too, instead of beng "A native Of Boston,
is from the same county. She was
formerly Miss MerrIken, and resided
on the north side ol the S. vern river
Bait. Sun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26
THr Porks NuNclo we drpreca,e

THE PoPks Nuncio We drprecate
most earnestly. The appeals to popular
PASSION Nllch have been made in yari
ou- places, calculated d to bring the per.
.'n aud lite ol VI. B.iIni into peril
TL.y sre di-grdr,iul 10 those who
publish them. IL no case do we be-.
ltvc th.t they Lave or ginaicd with
Americans. They estimate IRON lhose
who csnnui appreciate liberty as co n
sliiurionaly enjoyed n th'se United
States, aud should be froVucd down by
ever man who desires to establish and
psrrriuatr The pcrsonal rro'cciion
" yhph our laws award.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

DEATHor Da. BlRp or rpslLAotLrptA
We regret to announce tie death oi
DIR. Bird, oi Philadelphia, an author OF
some repute.
He was connected at The time Of his
death with the Philadelphia North
American
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26
New OilraDs Jan 81

NNO'V VI JTTT ".
DEATH OF MlLLIoNAikE. judah
Touro, well known tor his benevolrnce,
died in this city "Wednesday night. His
fortune is estimated at one million TO
one million and halt. 1t is reported
that the bulk OF it is bcqucalhed to pub.
lie institutions in New O Icans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

SINGULAR CoiNcIDsNCB The IL fat.
ed steamer San Francisco cleared from
New York. Dee. 18th, and We fnd. Oh
examining the Shi!rns l. 81, that on
the came day the following snlps clear
c all oi which have t. Ct Il smEllhr tate
Ships Comm eic, ,SInsai ore aud Dorns
besides ships Saxohy, rir.nI,d aud Vt
into Halifax.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

III A married gentleman present AT
rarping circle beIn. informed that
hat power depended wholly on The
VIII, begged that his wife might try it,
as he had never seen any thing resist
her will.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

tE;. 1t is all accounted Tor, why that
man wears shawl, in the following
paragr ,ph IN the Ohio State Democrat:
"A fellow attending party acciienlly
got drunk and IN retiring, mis,ook
lady's shawl for his cloak in which
habilimenl he was seen upon the streets;
this WAS Immediately taken by some as
an Introduction OF "A new fashion, and i,
followed TO some extent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

s-- Every tear shed by child for
judicious correction, waters the arm q
ranih of Virtue, while every smile of
triumphant lmpun!ly, has,ehs the nigh,
shade OF Vice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

IL Punch says that The reason why
editors are 70 apt to have their manners
spoiled, is because ih,y receive from
one correspondent and another such "A
vast number Ol evil communications