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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

SIGNIFIcAST.--It is said that out of 400
young men just now seeking British gov
ernment employment, only thirty could pass
the following examination to wit; To write
good business note take down para
graph from a standard author from dictation;
write out the names of the different counties
in England, and exhibita knowledge of The
four first rules of arithmetic. Oi the incom-
pctent il is said that the majority were off
shoots Of the aristocracy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

COdMEN,!tf @uI!.,t
fNEuNA Nt f. CoipAkN,
EaOsip.ftt,H I.
uhre ia Pf;Iklia UpL>c, ruihcr - s',-iA Nun ah
C,ir-r ~tTeet-
in,ufe ogrinn FiT' Hnd 'iafmr n'sks ,'p "a ia'Hia
br terms uther sio, Con'puilits.
CAPITAL i0UWn.
This Company affords the security ~ "ihr.
sturL CuHrtuirs viii, ,tr a'iuupuai afyanugr :"
tir 'HsireJ ui sharing equally with The stGrkh"lterr
tho Neli Earnings oi the business, wiihuu' any liz
bity Ia asssasuVht
DIRECTORS.
rhamns l!iIktCss Amos B-ekwiih,
cr'hN Tat, iiem, iirp,ii,
T., sman Beck~iik Hosea DHilnu, Jr
Til mas !. stead, Henry c. Ma;hewsGa
Wiihnn A Koi,,n-aH james g.. AnihoDy,
Janes Y. Smith, John y Mason,
A. u. Dtkc Daniel DaN.
Billings Bar ;nw, Edward fehrcr,
Charles ~. Dapcy, George ". thHpg,
Charles l.. FISHER, Wilham j. kna,
Cyrus Tun, Josrph' 'arprnirr,
Cyrus Is. Manchester, seih pnl,lord,
Earl T. Mason.
THOMAS HARKNESS, rs.dasnt.
Geo. e. AHNpLb, Srcr'y.
Application per mail for Insurance to- this Conips
ny viii receive pTOIupt sitspIiVp.
fl3 jSw ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

IL We learn that The Committee of the
Mechanics Association are about engaging
the weil-known z. Il. Barnum To deliver
lecture here in the course Of the winter
His subject is, "The Philosophy of Hum
bugs" IL Banum comes, he will draw an
overflowng audience, for every one will
desire to see and hear the prince of hum
buyers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

Law LIBRARY TOR NAsTUckET.-We
learn that the law library belonging to the
late Timothy G. Coffin, Esq, Of this city,
was given to the town Of Nantucket, BY a
provision in the will Of the deceased. Mr..
Coffin, our readers will recollcct, was ma
tive OF tho Islaud. The library is quite
comprehensive and will b. a valuable gin
tn the residents Of Nantucket.-New Bed
fri Stapds-I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

D-y Camphor has been discovered to be
an anlidote for that terrible poison, strych-
nine. A man who had been thrown into
convulsions by two doses Of the poison-
one sixth of grain each administered for
the rheumatism-was relieved by 20 grains
of camphor taken in 6 grains Of almond
mix ture. DR.. Shud!ock, in letter 10 the
London Lancet, claims to have made the
discovery.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
MIrricO.

At Middlelo~n, on ] thursday, Nov. 10Th, by
the Rev s. Adlam, Mr.. Charles Gould, Of Miu-
die,o~n, and Mirs Mary b. Sisson, Of Ports.
mouth.
In this city, same evening. by the same, Mr..
Francis Hogan. and Miss Margaret T.. Arm.
strong, all oi ihis city.
In this city, same evening, by the same, Mr..
Christopher :. Peckham and Miss Mary T..
Irish, all ofMiddetown.
j" this i,y,--by R.v. X. }. Stewart, Wm.
Ure, and Jane Wright Of Scotland
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

The BENSETT LIBEL CASE The libel
suit of Fry, versus J. G. Bennett, of the
Ny. Herald, for $4,000, has been settled
in the Supreme Court of that city, by the
refusal to grant new trial on the application
of Bennett. The $4,000 will now have
to be paid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
DY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
- THE HXDROMAGEN,
Or Waterproof, Anl-Cunsuinp'!vc
CORK SOLES,
HdHuhltt"l'u ny
HARCOURT, BRADLEY l. CO.,

HARCOURT, BRADLEY CO.,
Al Marke,.st., Manchester.
Principal Warehouse, 1902 Wood sueei, heap
side London, England. American Es,ab.
lishmen,s, 3s Am street and lO2 Nassau St.,
New York, u. y.
The ilydiomagen 10 IA valuable discovery for
protecting the lcet rom damp or cold, ani there
lore vr1yen tive Of many Lung diseases, with
out any doc oriug whatever. The iiydforn1geG
is in the form of n sole, and warn inside the boot
or shoe. Its medicaled character is a powerful
antidote to disease.
For g itlemen it will he found agreeable, warm
and healthy, TO wear in the codest weather, as
The foot Cannot BECOME wet II the ii ldrOlIngen
is inserted. Ladies may wear the h,htcst
soled boots or shoes in the most inclenent wealth
CT with impunity while Consumption, so prev
aent among the young Of our country, may be
thwdrt.d by their general adoption. They en-
tirely superscde ovcr-shOes, as the latter cause
the feet to perspire in a very unhealthy manner;
aud, besides, are moi dangerous wear 10 podes-
trains ia ICY weather, like India rublGrs.--
While the latter cause the iect % appear tx.
tremely large, the Hydromagen, being mere
thin slice OF cork, prepared peculiarly, placed
inside, does not increase the size oi the boot, or
cause the foot to appear untidy. To Children
they are extremely valuable ,as they may engage IN
exercise with comfort and healthy effects -
Their expense is so light as TO scarce need men
tion besides those Who patron'ze them VIII
find their yearly doctors bills much diminish d
thereby.
As the Hydromagem is becoming more known
its sale is increasing to an almost meredith eA.
tent. Last year in London, Manchester. Brm-
ingham, Liverpool. Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Va
ris, Antwerp, Hamburg, aud Berlin, our aaies
reached | 1872 ,i50 pairs Of Cork Soles. This
year the number will far surpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their value as
preventative ior Coughs, Colds, BlonchitIs,
Aslhm., and Consumption.
Mems Size, pr. pair. 35 Gents.
Ladies' do. do 35 do
Boys x Misses do 70 do
Noticc.-Fron the Retail Prices We nakc
very liberal allowance to Joblers anh Wh"l"sal-
ers, so lhu a'y storekecpcr may make fine
profit on their sale, whi!e they are an Article
that uay he kept in any s;oro, among auy class
Of goods.
For terms apply To
uiRCOURT, BRADLEY & CO,
s9-3n 3S Ann street, New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

G'Putnam's Magazine for December is
ar excellent number it contains a fine
portr lit Of J. X. Lowell The january
number commences new volume, and this
is the time for subscribers to send on ;h:ir
names for this valuable work.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
CANCING SCHOOL.

UNNNINU tN0tVVf1'
MIR. CAPRON respectfully announces that
Nl his dancing school has commenced and the
second and third lessons will he ven on Mon
day and Tu, sd,y, 3Jth and 3lst.
Hours for Ladies. Misses and Masters, at I
p. IN. on Monday. and | = past Tuesday for
Gentleinen at 4 O'Clock. Mr.. Capron will also
give lessons to a class OF Ladies from to 8,
who cannot attend in the afternoon.
N.B--Those who wish TO Join either OF the
above classes should attend on Monday. Termst
$500. ola
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

pThe November Term of tho Court of
Common Pleas commenced in this city
Tuesday morning. Judge Shcarman de-
liyered clear and excellent Charge TO the
Gsnd Jury on the nature Of their duties,=-
The new Judge prcsiIles with much ease and
abiity.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

PosTroSED-The passing of sentence
upon Beale, the Philapelphia dentist, has
been postponed until next week. The
ethereal complainant, Miss Nudge, has
Just been married.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30


The,iogtcaI SsD,inayies, SeitBitic and .DiSfngni-h
cd ubti; Men ,--,nd in fact, by all classes IA The
community, Among others II ~ recommended by
Rev. Dr. LYMAN BEEoHEn, Late President o
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rev. DR.. LEoNARD WOODS, Abbott Prof Of
Theology in Andover Theological seininary,
Mass. Hon. DANIEL +. TnoMpsos, Secretary
of State ol Vermont, author of"Green Monntan
Boys,""L .ck Amsden,' Sc, Montpelier, VI:
N. T.. WILLIAMS. Esq, formerly Collector If
the Port of Baltimore, Md. ;Rev.JosEPHLiTcH,
Ph adolptia, Pa.; b. e. FERsALD, Portland,
Me-, aod macy hers.
ia connection with OF, o'G 80 cent article, we
now mi % ~ size, ia tUgs square boftles NTH
rich enamci.d blue wrappers, gilt directions, and
fac simiie OF W,a. Jon'n Cutler, containing nearly
four times tie quao,ity o" the smaller size.
Bepare Of Co lnterfi,s and limitations !!
Enquire Cor the Il, i;cIe bv iis WHOLE NAME.
"VEGErABLE pULNONARY BhLSAM"
Prspared only bv REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggists, Boston, AMI sold by Apothccaries and
Country VI .rchants generally. Price, large size,
SI,00; sma" size, 90 cents.
For sale in Newport by u. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD 6 CASWELL.
jyl GIN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
KAY STREET SELECT SCHOOL.
N NEWPORT, X. ].

Winter term begins on The LET "Wednesday Of
Of November. ESpcus. $50 iur term oi live
mouths (two qiutors) iacluling tuition, board,
room, lue! aad hight FOR day scholars, $50
per term.
Pup,is under ~ year. Of age, $50, pcr term,
ol SD per quarter
The un c,s gnrL proposes 10 o%n AZ the
nh ivr time aud place. 4 Sr'cc scho'h, lur y0uIg
i.d'cs, where they viii ENJOY every i'c,'iiy iVr
obtaining thorough and CON- lolc education.
The pupils viii be select IN chiraclr, and
so limited ~ nun''cr ps to insure particular at
icniion 10 the peculiar bent ui eacb nj. The
c'"rsr o stui viii re clegat,d ana well de6ned,
and he methods of instruction, both critical and
comprehensive.
Circulars containing IA inll,r saieIaent OF the
plan OF the school and other particulars may he
found at ,he bookstores, or will I've sent tn any
address on application TO the Principal! at
Newport. A. DALTON.
Refers to Hon Geo. Bancroft, Hon Ell.
ward Everett. Henry Waisworh Loagfellos,
james Walker. ID. ID Pres. ot Harvard Col
lege, Jared Sparks, l.. LID. Prot. c. &. FELTON,,
l.. l.. D..W. A. Stearns,D. D.. Piest Of Am
berst College. Prof. Agassil. John .. Choules,
ID. -. Rev Charles 7. Brooks, Henry IdoSson,
u. ID. and Rev, Benj. Watson, Newp' RI. sl9
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

uARPER'S Monthly for November. contains
Il-Napoeon BonaparIs, by John 5. &. Ab-
bott. Is eDgravings.
The Generations ot Fashions, 22 Engravings.
General Taylor's residence at Baton Rouge.
with illustration.
Whom shall we marry
The Quaker's wife
The Young Surgeon:
The Ncwcomes, 4 illustrations.
A few words about Birds.
The ways of Provihence.
The Scholars of Brienne.
A Night in an old Castle, by q. Y. X. Jaues.
Galvanoplaay.
Something fot the Ladies about Coloy.
STOPPING to Conquer.
The Belrothed Children.
The Nurses Revenge.
A Greek Carnival.
monthly Record Of Currrni Evenu,
Editors Table.
tditor's Essy Chair.
Editcr's Drawer.
L,'er-ry Notices.
The ODD World and Vie New.
Two Paths in Lite.
FASHIONS Tor November.
For sale by q. u. IiAMMETT,J ,Jr.
CQUAsiES. "A large loi OF Crook m~ks and
- Min Squs.hcs, Just reed and for sale At
a m slNsS 10 ,l....-~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

uJ'Thc Provincetown Liquor Agency
was broken open last week, during the alb
scnce of the Agent, and quantity of spir-
it's stolen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

Charles Kembc, the great tragedian, died
at London on the ll,h, having just compile
t,d his 18th year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MORE new millinery goods just received and
WI now opening the largest assortment ever
offered consisting Of Ladies and Misses Straw
Bonnets, Beaver and Felt-, Feathers aud Flow
ere, Ribbons, Velvets, Satins, Silks, Royal Vel
vets, n new article for Ladies Hats, all Of which
will be 50 d at the lowest prices, al
1872 Thames Street,
M IRA FRENCH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

NOTICE..
THE subscriber has on hand n Camphene
l Still, which he offers fer sale at iow
,,;c. A,uly at CAItR'S,
,G I'll Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
OWEEr Potaioes--A few h,ls vr,ue iu-i re-
y coivr' by Il. WILSON, ~ iham~s -. oi2

4 EMONS-Fresh sippl, j"s' received and
- ani ior sale Jay x. WILSON, - Ihnne.-
street oil
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
NIlIICE,

4 LARGE lot oi fg paste, this day received
n aud Cor sale cheap, at CARR'S, III
Thimes.st. hi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
TO rem +

J'HE tenement lately occupied by the sub
L scriber, situated on Thames street, over the
stores now rented by W.F s. A. Barker; the
same being lately put in perfect order, and offer
ing ono Of the most desirable residences on the
street For further particulars enquire OF the sub
scriber, No. 81 Touro-st WM G.BAlLEf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
TIE GREAT STANDARD

REMEDY Gor all PULMON-
a RY HiSEA SES.-Exten.
siycly Use'l, Tested AMI APP
proved in New Eiglanl. Cun-
ada, and the Briilsh iroYin-
ccs during n period oi
TWENri-sfVEN YEARS,
by Eminfm Phys,c,ans. tier-
pnnfn- PrnE,HfnrS nC CnLl1n1n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

(NHRl STlAN Almlnacs for 1855. Old Far
" mer's Almanac, tor 1855. City Side. New
Music Tor the Piano, aud Music Books OF all
descriptions TO b. hsd Il reasonable prices Al
oil A. }. WARDS, 80 Thames-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

eDn0 BUSHELS pr'me Western m'Ned
UOOO cora just received ana Tor rais DY
o2s J. II. s. G. w. PERRY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

ZINE Razors, pen ana pocsct Nnlves a.s scissors
4 for sale by Al STEVENS, la6 Tha,nes 81.
v'EA.--Fresh Green and Di,ck ieas, oi stu
i perior quality, just reed at 22 Broid ST
i2Z CORNELL & DENNiS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
JUPSON WARD, 90 Th,mes-s,.

A JUpSON WARD, 90 Th,nes-st.
a, Books, Stationery and Music
Ch.snut Wood, 10y Lirle Linlen
Baysrd 1ayIors, journe, to Central Africa; (;
with a Mp and Illustrations by the author
Captain Canot, or 20 years Of an African
Shaver, by Bran,z Mayer
Memorabl. Women, by Mrs Grassland, IL
lus'rated
Memoirs OF Celebrated Characters, by La
marti IL
CITY side, or passages from a Pastors Port
folio, by Cara Belmont.
Nnra,lay's Critical and Miscellaneous Essays
Volume 4 OF i'ancroit's History Of the United
s,,,.s o26
GENTS Goli Sleeve buttons of various
" STYLES, with aud without stones, opening
thi. ,iay by GOODHUE 4 son, Opticians Il
Jewellers, at the Spectacle Depot, No. II
Westminster-st., Providence. n6
DUrNAM'S NJ m,hly tor November, contain.
l -The First Discoveries OF Ag'crica. Cuf'd
and the Wasp. Ramhles over We Realms Of
Verbs anil s;ubstau,iyes. Ramhe First. lsra-
cl Potter, or fifty years Of Exile. Ccru'ucd
Plurality of WDrlis. Count Stedinsk, Part ,.
Amr,can Wines. Story of an Op'ra Singer
Cos,s dc Esp,na. American pespotsm -
B thing aud Bodies. A Dissertation. Vespers.
rhe Three Gannets.. CIu'e aud Consequences
of the Rls,t.,n War. The Present. and Future.
AT Last Editorial Notes, &c. A. }. WhhD,
ogS 80 Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30
GREAT EXCITEMENT n NEW YORK I!
" PIANOS AND MELODEONS
FOR CASH

Horace Waters, tie great Music and Piano
Forte dealer, 333 Brpadway, New York, pre-
ierring to share large per cent with his cusio-
mers, rather than pay It 20 the sharpers OF
Wall Hreet, to raise available means to enable
him to stem the present tight times. offers his
immense assortment OF elegant and warrant Pi-
amos and Mcodeons at large discount from Fac
tory prices for cash. His assortment comprises
Pianos from three Of the largest and most ceIe-
brated Boston Manufactures also those Of
several of the best New York makers, including
the beautiful and mach admired Horace Waters
Pianos from his own Factory, and Melodeons OF
the best Boston, New Haven, New York, AMI
Buffalo makers; anording an oppo' tunity for Sc
icctions not to be had elsewhere. Each instru-
ment warranted. Second hand Pianos at great
bargains--prices from $50 to Sl6O. Music
aud Nh cal instruments ot all kinds. Dealers,
Teachers and Heads OF Schools supplied on the
best terms. Music sent by nail post paid. -
General and Select Catalogues Of Music and
Schedule Of factory prices Of Pianos, Melodcons
aad musical instruments forwarded to any ad-
dress free Of hostage. rIS-3n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

T AIDES Cloths, with gimps. buttons, cord
IL lining, silk and c,mbrcs TO match The col
ors. at CHARES W. TURNER'S, 81 and 81
Thames. ohf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

C,uELLBARkS and Ches'nu,s this day re-
- ceived NJ III Thamcs-st. o24
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

CQUASuES. "A large iot OF Crook e,cks and
~ MIN Squsshcs j Just reed and for sale s
~ X. WILSON'S, 10 rhanss suect.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

EMONS and Oranges this day received
IL at CARR's, lit 1hames.st. OF
VXTADDING-Bls:k IL. white and. drab wad-
w dine, by the ,a,d AMI theet, at CHAS
W TURNER'S OFT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-30

DUCK Skin Mitteos aud SiLvcs--fb dozen
ID just reed from the Ma mli,cturrr aud i,r
Sale by the dozen or singl, par.
". B.-rhc above lot uf M'tlens aud GIpvcs
vary in price from 2j cents to $500 and is The
most complte assortment Vi good miltens and
gloves ever offered in this market. f. this lot
is "A few pair of Beaver, Russian Dog. t'awn aud
Buck skin Gauntletts Of superior quality for
drivers. Also, a good assortment of Indian
Tan Drivers Gloves. Let every driver call
and get "a p,ir al the Wholesale price,
at l52 Thimes-st. J ii. COZZENS.
vo1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05
Buried Alive for Threa Wes,rs.

The English and French papers arrived by
the last steamer, give an exciting account of q
man buried alive for three weeks:
s'Great excitement has been felt at LYONS
respecting the efforts made to rescue poor fel-
low named Glraud from the dreadful position in
which he has been for nearly three weeks,
namely, at the bottom of a well, with the dead
body Of q companion by his side. 1t is supposed
that the latter sank under the violence Of his
emotions, and, in particular, of fear, At one
moment he used to sing, at another he gave
way to the most terrible apprehensions; and,
again, he made use of the most violent and
abusive language towards the persons who were
endeayoring to save him.
ssBetween three and four o'clock in the morn
ing Of the 2lst, he had taken some soup, and in
an hour after, without any thing leading to the
supposition Of his speedy death, he breathed his
| last, without any pain, but in a state of great
mental depression. Evidently said late
| number of the Gazette de Lg07., the unoulti-
| waited nature of this man was far from having
the strength and eomposure which the resigna-
ton OF his young companion in misfortune now
gives proof OF. Giraud has his back towards
the East, with n plank under his feet As it is
loaded with sand, every movement from below,
| upwards is interdicted. The sand in which he
is buried to the waist, and which presses on him
tightly, renders it impossible for him also Ii
plank lies against his stomach, and another
against his back. However, he has succeeded
in introducing between the first of these ans
his stomach the ends of blanket, which affort
him some warmth, His hands and arms are ai
liberty
"' Above his head, and in varioussdireotions
about his body a network of planks, of barrel
hoops, Of gravel. and of sand, held together only
| by the most artificial means; and it is through
this mass of rubbish that he receives what he
wants, that he hears what is said to him. and
dimly sees kind Of twilight On the 14th Of
| April, the sandy soil, in rushing in on the two
| unfortunate men like q torrent of water, pro-
duced large excavation, which forms, as il
were, a sort of cell, with a wide chimney above
made by the bore of the well. The sides of the
bore were stayed up by pieces of planks, ar.
ranged at certain distances, and il is these
/ which, by crossing each ether, form over Gi-
raud's head sort of roof of which the slightest
shock may destroy the equilibrium, and bring
down the whole mass ON the unfortunate man.
"'"It is that circumstance which renders ths
attempt to rescue him so exceedingly delicate
| and difficult The soil I'll which the workmeI
are endeavoripg to effect their excavation is 0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE S, 1854.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MEXICAN CRYSTAL pALACE =

"A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE = For
~ N IaE k2lBTioS OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
NJ opsn oSsry Day and Evening, Except sundsy A.
TWENTY-FIVE cEs ADsTTANcE will he tie price
hsso4s hss' asa nj, H. be 20 ssEE Kr
9s' rsay saSFsnf B 1 S % @
SdsEg + Esssi
number aadohai and seSs massy Gy o sopse eats
Ths RcT6RE Hf 5T sd apsRY pis sw ssea tas Eshoa
ss ssss Ws., En-,
most z hsm ons sSe sa pses II q p mss
Many choice Statues besides, from
ss sHsiss'a re fGs4 81
sASsS ESsSsE apAs PEr ThsE sH which s5,s:
most dsmopye fssr rdDs and d 1 sstsss
Sad YEARS OLD has enspoedu Tho Cssts
IL ssE. ~ s.s ,s .ss 4
. L Dh aessaas
Fssa " se vim ). \ s,s,,s.
Ts H. A,ssos ra'sds ssety onnf Atefeo an
aasfsi fssass nd psars Il III ses
sss ysss e py @
or Don 81 V ssaase 0a
sss paises sss or product shall have 'A
&c sss f ss. r. #
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FouRTH FIVE MEDALS coating One Hundred o,Iara e,b q
s pae cash, preferred, fya Artists whose
works completed opening oil tho Cryss Palace
snd exhibited therein atoressd ha oss worth q
huga next after the Aforesaid
aee and most respectable Juty Jurss
appointed examine CRITICALLY
and award the prizes The Directors shall proceed
early practicable TO select Jury Juror hope TO Be able
70 aaaounee the appointments Of June NEXT
The Association Will ALSO their discretion Dipo
to the Exhibitors articles az pose
EutHctent TO entdle them such distinction.
All articles whieh deemed worthy place this
OF the Worlds Industry
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS. 60
An efficient Police night the
mo cas y ussd Il protesting articles exhibited bu The
ton daeam accountability for loss
an gmbres Canes, etc. must be left the
the Palace Bonded Warehouse
ned 70 packages building
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