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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21
DEFIANCE sALAM,NDEk SAFES

ROBERT NJ. PATRICK 10 ths SOLE
manufacturer in the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes, and F. &. GoFYIs's
IMPEsrrRABLE DEFIANCE Lock AMI
CRoss-BARs-Theb best Safes and Locks com
b'ned in The world, to whom The highest premi-
ums have Just been awarded, by the Committees
ofthe Metropolitan Mechanics Institute oiWash-
ington and the mercsn Institute, New York, -.
safes Of all sizes on hand for sale, and maae TO or
der OF the Delo No. 1872 Pearl street, one
door below Maiden Lane, and ut the Man.
niactory Nos. 60. 62, 81 and 66 Cannon ST, IN
Y.
a dis GIN
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

HARD TINES ACCOUNTED FoR.--The
New York Express says :--"Tho bonnets,
the robes, the shawls, the cloaks, the laces,
embroideries, jcwelry of the ladies', are in
dependent Of all the pressure OF the times.
Never before did New York show in its sa-
looms such richly embellished ladies'. A
New York dealer in laces tells us, never
before had he sold SO many, or such ex-
pensive laccs as he has sold this year."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

TIE GRrAr TsA-Por.-Eigh,y-onc year
ago last Saturday, seventeen persons, dis
guiscd as Indians, enptied 342 chests OF tea
into the sea, from ships lying at what Is
now Liverpool wharf, in Boston. II Vas
the largest tea. pot yet manufactured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

Levi Blossom has fed from Milwaukee
with funds belonging to the AXE Shore
Railroad. 1t is limited that $h5O,O0O Of
bonds advanced by the city to build the
road, or large portion of them, have been
hypotheca,ed by him for his own bel eft.-
Chicago Democrat.
Ilsuch is the blossom what will the frui.
be ?l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

1]-Buss, to Kiss rebuss, to kiss again !;
plnribus, to kiss without regard to sex
sillybus, the hand instead Of the lips bun
derbus, to kiss the wrong person omni-
bus, to hiss all the persons in the room |;
erebus, to kiss in the dark buss the boiler,
TO kiss The co1k
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

REMARKABLE.- There is n man by the
name of Cornelius Bly,, residing at Nev
Boston, aged 63 years, who, since he was
II years old, has not slept more than three
hours out of twenty-iour, and has enjoyed
p,rfec, health during that time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21
QTMrs. Swisshelm, the editor of the

pMrs. Swisshelm, the editor of the
Pittsburgh Saturday Vister, says:
awe have not been able to attend any
lecture this fall, because 'eur pet has the
whoopng cough, and we cannot entrust
h,r to the care of others: but we heard
Miss Stones first lecture here last winter,
and while listening, felta veIy good will TO
have thrust bit of sponge into her throat
by way of silencing her." II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

At the burial of Marshal de st. Arnaud,
lhe flags of Fiance and England, for the first
time in history, covered the same coffin, and
a Mussulman cannon resound.d in sign of
grief at the funeral of Christian General.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

A MORAL FIRE ENGINs.-The chief of
the Cincinnati fire departments enumer-
ates among the negative merits of the steam
fire engine, that ii can neither drink whs-
KEY nor throw brlckbats. I
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nz5"'rhe estimated loss

eB"rhe estimated loss of time from
sickness during the last year in the city of
New York, calculating three weeks sick
ness for each of the 1874 persons who
died of preventblc diseases, amounted to
S6,692 ,6i2--so says an eminent medical
professor and lecturer in that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

ADDRESS TO O'BRrES.--A large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held at the Taber-
nacle, New York, on Friday evening, for
the purpose Of adopting congratuIatory
address to VIM. Smith O'Brien, on his late
return to Europe. Mayor Westervelt pre-
sided, and speeches were made by Messrs.
Mitchell, Emmett, Meaghcr, and others,
dcnunciatory of the British government
Enthusiastic cheers were given for the
Emperor Of Russia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

G5~ Bayard Taylor, the great traveller,
says that he prefers Mexico for the beauty
of its scenery, Germany for its society, Cal
iforna, especially for its climate, and the
United States for its government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

% Mr.. Macaulay is said TO have made
m importan' discovery of mass of Stuart
papers relating to aperiod Immediately pri-
or to the death Of Queen Anne. This dis
covery will while adding to the value and
importance of what he is about delay, at
the same time, the long-looked-for day
when two new volumes are to appear.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

LIBRLLIoUs.-A gentleman,in private let :
ter from Sandwich Islands, speaking of King
Kamehameha, says ale loafs around the
town of Honolulu-peeps into tavern, d
is ready to take nip with any body that
asks him. He isn't worth CONTINENTAL
and the auctoneers wont take his bid at all
auction"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

NcD Motive Poper.-It is affirmed by
scientific gentlemen that the pressure Of
the times, il il could be used as a propel-
ling power, would force vessel across the
Atlantic in twenty-four hours.- Boston
Post.
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NOTICE

'I'HE annual meeting Of the Newport Gas
i Light Company, for the election OF officers
and the transaction OF other business, will he
held at the office of the Daily News. On the Sc
cond Monday OF January (l4th) ls55,I0 O'Clock,
a. N. W. u. CRANSTON,
dl6-d&w Socr'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

Tho idea OF music by steam is to be re-
allied at the Tremon, temple in Boston, the
bellows to the great organ in which is
&hortly to be operated by steam power.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

Father, what do you mean by raising
things in hot houses why, my dear boy,
you are being raised in house too hot to
hold me sometimes.' The mother raised
the broomstick, and the man disappeared in
q hurry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21
CREAT EXCITEMENT y NEW YORK
VI PIANOS AND MELDDEONS
FOR CASH.

Horace Waters, the great Music and Piano
Forte dealer, 333 Broadway. New York, pre-
ierrng to share large per cent, with his cusio-
mers, rather than pay It to the sharpers oi
Wall street, to raise available means to enable
him to stem the present tight times, offers his
Immense assortment OF elegant and warrant Pi-
amos and Mclodeons AT a large discoun, from Fac
tory prices for ca sh. His assortment comprises
Pianos from three OF the largest and most cele-
brated Boston Manufactures also those Of
several Of the best New York makers, including
the beautiful and much admired Horace Waters
Pianos from his own Factory, and Melodeons OF
the best Boston, New Haven, New York, AMI
Buffalo makers; aAording an opportunity Tor Sc
Iections not to be had elsewhere. Each inStru-
ment warranted. Second hand Pianos at great
barga,ns-priccs from $50 TO $50. Music
aud Musical instruments ot all Kinds. Dealers,
Teachers and Heads oi Schools supplied on the
hest terms. Music sent by m,il post paid -
General and Select Catalogues of Music and
Schedule of factory prices cf Pianos, Melodcons
aud musical instruments forwarded TO any adj
dress, free Of postage. sis-3m
EOMODENrA will whiien aud polish the
II teeth beautifully, cleanse the mouth. and
purity AMI perfume the hreath. For sale by the
only N manufacturers, IIAIARO CASWElL.
~ Washington So. and i37 Thames.st. n2s
K'sNhA" X ;, li .. ii. risDi%E ISL Es l sc Son ,f' ="
els
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

Proposal to buy the Collins Steamers
1t is rdmored that proposals to buy the three
Collins steamers, for transport of war pur-
poses, have been made from both the Eng
iish and French governments, 10 the agents
In Liyerpoc,, Messrs Brown, Shipy ~ Co
and that something like 100000 has been
offered for each of them. Mr.. Collins, i, is
said, has gone to Washington to consult
ihe government OH the subject.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

An ELEGANT ExTRAcT-At the cele-
bration of the oath anniversary of the
Polish revolution, at New York, Monday
evening, Hon. John p. Hale made an ele-
CANT speech which closed as follows -
"When Napoleon was leading the ar
MES of France over the deserts Of Egypt
to advance upon the city of Cairo, the SOL
ders, when they came in sight Of the Py-
ramids-those gigantic monuments of the
folly and power of former ages--paused,
awe stricken and astonished as they gazed
for the first time upon those mighty monu-
ments of a generation that had so long
slumbered with the dead. Napoleon seiz-
ing the opportunity rode before the troops
and with countenance glowing with ami
nation, pointed to the SUBMITS then glitter
ing in the rays Of the rising sun, and ex-
claimed, "Soders from the summit of those
pyramids forty centuries look down upon
you" [Cheers. The suggestion was
worthy OF the occasion, and no doubt had
its full effect in kinding that enthusiasm
which sustained them in the fearful battle
scene, and contributed to the decisive victo-
ry which they won. Now h. who would
excite to generous effort in this day need
never point to any monumental piles OF
stone erected by the monarchs of past ages
to stimulate us to exerton. but from every
battlefield where the banner of liberty has
been unfurled, whether success or defeat
has been the lot of its friends, every sacri
fee of life made in the great cause OF hu-
man right-every effort Of duty, every sac
rifce Of patriotism, every generous purpose
that has ever been put forth in behalf of the
great cause oil human liberty are so many
monuments erected in all the past, from
which the good and true in all the ages that
have gone, are looking down upon the men
of this generation, and melting us by all the
memories of the past, and all the hopes Of
the futurc 70. be true and faithful to the du-
ties which devolve upon us in the day when
we shall be called upon to act our part up
on the theatre Of life. Loud cheers.
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Theological Seminor''s, Scientyfc and Distinguish
ed ubiic Men,--.nd in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others il Is recommended by
Rev. DR.. LYMAN BEEcHER, late President
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DIR. LEONARD WooDs, Abbott Prof, Of
Theology in Andovcr Theological Seminary
Mass. Hon. DANIEL p. Thompson, Secretary
of State OF Vermont, author of"Green Mountain
Bows ,""I. ok Amsden," Sc, Montpelier, W.. I;
N.F. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,, formerly Collector Of
the Port OF Baltimore, Md. .; Rev.JosEPHLIrcn,
Philadelphia, Pa; B. G. FERsALD, Portland,
Me-, and many others.
In connection with our old so cent article, we
now put up n 81 size, in large square bottles nth
rich enamtied blue wrappers, gilt directions, and
fac simie of VIM. Jon'n Cutler, containing nearly
four times tie quantity of the smaller size.
Beware Of Countert'as and limitations :!
Enquire for the article by ITS WHOLE NAME,
"VEGETABLE ULMONARY BALSAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggists, Boston, aud sold by Apothecaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
ST. 90; small size, 90 cents.
For sale in Newport by II. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CASWELL.
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The Semi-WeekIy Tribune

Persons residing at points where mails arrive
ofener than once a week are requested 10 ex-
anime the Semi-W eekly. We regard it as the
cheapest paper, all things considered, published
in the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

GOING 7 Oaly 70 cen,-.-Those velvet ca
VI scs with pictures Tor IS eta [. are going .
These are the cheapest pictures 10 be had now.
About dozen of the pocket sine, NJ 62c only
remi'n. There are none 81 handy and cvnveni.
ent ir constant companions. Az interested
will do well io call som NJ the nes Dsguerrro.
type Rooms, IL Washington Square. Moth side
over Apothee,ries' Hall. TIL EY's
Nd P.i2 ". s. Ms. "a. ".
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(signedl

We earnestly invite all persons who are suffering With
any OF " the ills that flesh IL heir to- to call Dr. John
Bulls agent, ari get copy Of Bulls Family journal
GRATIS and for the sake of humanity, hope that
single individual will be found unwilling give Bulls
sarsaparia TRL after reading and recoecting, the
time that IL is impossible for the Doctor publish
the tenth part of the number of certificates
cures reformed by his sarsap1rla. The amount OF
testimony voluntarily showered on DR. Bulls sarsaparils
from well known and distinguished individuals both in
prblic aud private lite, hr tss perfectly Overwhelming
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

DCoughs, Colds, Horscness, ksthms.ac. ! for sale
by RI. TAYLOR.
MA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

FASHIONABLE IURs.
II L1wTON a BROTHERS, "a Thames street 4,
II viii open this morning y full assortment of new
and fashionable Fan, m victormes and Cum %
A. ne darten. Fitch IluIson's BAY sfbs, Noun
tain Msrten, &c. MS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

A FRESH lot Of Chesnuis aud shellbarls this day
n received NJ III Thames street. nl7
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

DlIALON's Parphisn Lotion for beautifying
L the complexion, eraIicsting tan, Fterklcs,
clapped hands aud lips, for curing scads, burns,
sc. Foi sale 10y
HATARD & CASWEIL,
IL Washington Square and 1877 Thames.st. n29
DkEW ER's Mushmeilow candy aud rectO-
ID raj Drops, for coughs, colds, asthma, &c n
fresh lot Iust received by
HAZARD Il CASWELL.
DOn ibags uckwheat, in 18th and l.l6th
LOO 30 bhls do ia bulk, rust reed
and for sale by
n25 ]. II. 4 G, w. PERRY.
AUCTION.
DY virtue oi Nor gage deed, with power to
ID sell, executedb Ivy Alfred W. Clarke, on the
fret day ot November. ls4s. will I've sold at Pub.
iic Auction, on Thursday, Januar, Iith, 1865,
ut II o'clock, n, M, on the premises, lot OF
land with dwelling horse, baks house, shop
aud other buildirgs thereon, situated IN New
pert. and bounded ~ follows. vir,--Eas,erly ON
Spring street, Souihery on land Of lsaao bur.
dlck, Westerly on land Of the city and Noriher-
" On Frank street, being the icsl esiaL south oi
Triniiy Church. The title will he good, sale
positive and conditions cash
By order oder ofthe Mortaree
nil SAMUEL \. PARKER, Auct'nr.
A L., ,f A. .uI ,ht. J.x
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

1J-lIear. What DR. stapp ply sican wfo stands a,
the top Of his profession If John bulls
have been usins John huil's Ssrsapsrills in great
variety Of chroue dssSes vfh the happy effects
aud have no hes-tion in recommending TO the pu b. c
for the Of scroiua yphiis and cutaueous and
ganduar diseases. Yours, most ieryentiy,
Lewisport, Ky, ApTi. ., 1919. Nm srAPP, NJ. d.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

THE DoRoAs Sgwrsa Machine, ,rnanuiactur.
ed and sold by the American Sewing Ma
chine Co., office No. l73 Washington street,
boston, The above machine is Indispensable 10
boot and Shoe Manufacturers. Harness Makers,
Carriage Trimmers, Tailors, Cothing Mauuiac-
tmers, Cap Makers, Uphosicrs, etc. ltlcavs
fair stitch on both sides, and can bc securely
packed Tor transportation TO any part of the
world. Orders solicited.
n2i .C. MUMFORD, Agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

rg PRINCIPAL OFFICES: No. . Gilsey
Building, Cortland-sirect. sew York and
No. Fifth-strect, LcuiryiiIr, ky.
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TONNVNi M, INJU
siR-prrmit me address to yQu f." lines and do
the honor to rvplyto request that will make the
conclusion If this letter,
AM yrsluae of Trausy lvania Medical University
have pracic. medicine in this wilderness country about
five yesrs but owing to exposure to bitter cold weather
have been udisposed with Acute KheunafisIn about
months. After having exhausted nay skill in IA. tr-a
m"nt Of my case aud deriving no benefit, induced
TO give rum ExrgACT slHsAPARlLLA fair trial
and accordingly purchased bottle Of your meic. from
agent. Mr.. George H. Brown, about two weeks ago
aud confess that bottle has entirely cured me-
l. my opinion, that your preparation Of Sarsapsris o
is decidedly superior any other preparation now IL us
and viii take great pleasure in Recommending il 10 the
afflicted being replrdi asrnt, and will aIvi,. th
phya,ciaus 20 vs.. i ~ their practice, etc
kespsctfuly yours, b. Is ALLEN, NJ. d.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

KsssShA" lis s.a. risbiIE Isl .iEs sc SON e.
els
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21

y,
have p1auin"h the t of artires that compose John
Eas LAt.tct OF sarsapu aud have hesitation IN
- ing tiIr IL !, u safe aud valuable compound would
prr-r any in for the diseases arising
ircu impure &c fle blood aint of the system
| Cu,btruty Recommend H. TO nv friends being
powerful ENiract ana CAe that hs.ve will cure all
glasses oi drT"s lVi which Is recommended. If used
pccor,iius u4rc tuS. | briitye il TO be IA valuable
succr,ttIvVm 10 Mcrury - Nay. | have my doubts
Uiietlyr in the Nnrut snl nlotacie,l Gases of
- l j. Unirariei vh Nodes Trope Ia cariss OF the
bones wlrihr II Yugk cc" every oer remedy
;. Il, N,GuNAt HE. " D.
Honorur! member OF thc Medical soeety rhiisie phia
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Rev. Z. W. sEnON,-Mey. 4. STEVENSON.

hteN. ss' W o'-AsOasi -. . GNsON.
CoNcLUsIyE.-E Rev. T.. W. Srhon j. widely and generally
known eloquent and pished pastor Of the
H. church, and Rev H. Stevenson been known "a ss
of the talented and jealous members that the Ken
tucky Conference could boast OF many years aud at
this time filling the high and responsible stat age
for the NJ. L. Book Concern.
LOUISVILLE, May Goth, 1919.
Wehave used John Bulls Sarsa psrilla and have known
Il to be used with entire satisfaction and We have no
Eesitaon in stating our belief, that IL is n safe and
valuable medical compound, and calculated TO produce
much good aud relieve gluch suaering and thee eiore
would cheeruy and most earnestly recommend TO the
afflicted ". SEI0N,
(Signed) l. STEVENSON
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-08
Gbr1prrklp Gptl1rt
GE0. 4. ptNE. ::.:: Editor.
1t IL ali over, now.


The Coast Journal published HI
Dcnaldsonville has nailed up the name
Of Mr.. 'rhos j Rusk Of Texas, ft,
President Of the u 8. in 1866. The
Coast Journal says that Mr.. Rusk Il
The most apatiabie man The Demo
Gratis could possibly choose; and il
,nust be 40. The Coast Journal alst
states the fact that "the Wings tried
once ttro ofsen TO elect a man on &C.
count Of his military prestige," and
eays "I,et us profit by their mistake,
and stop short before we commit
mistakc Of similar nature. "
Yes sir, II wou' be well. The
stock Of military materials to make
Presidents out Of has ran out no.
thing short Of fiat headed 1naian
war on The western border, Or credit
able fight for Cuba (which to be cred.
liable, must be successfully will safice.
Since the day Of Genersl Alexander,
The wotlI has been led BY tin trump
ets, penny whistles, pop-guns, drums,
and parti eolored muslins, with badly
painted figures upon them, ii which Il
is supposed BY valiant patriots, that
the sole honor Of the nation, resides =
What vast homer 1t ia-giving legiti.
mate claim to Immortality, for iorked
radish Of a fellow, to die in defence Of
a Bit of muslin, on The end Of a pole !
We have often thought that n great
many mad fellows, must, (when they
get on the other eide Oh Jofdan) laugh
out right At their folly Il Is a fortune
for a man to go intcsthe wars with
station, and come OUT again with \
whole skin. and the fact Of hss having
a whole skin which Ia conclusive
evidence Of his being an artful ,lodger
(unless he wears a charmed life like
the murder loving Napoleon "Le
Grauae" Of the French) II the very
reason why hc should NOT be eutitled
to honors. There is no genuine bull
dog valor, that does not walk right in
to the canons mouth to "bc killed at
the outset, and no honor Is due man
for valcr. until he has measured his
length upon the earth, and then as
Sir Jack hath said, 1T will not set to
leg" The day will yet come, when
the necessity of keeping one half Of
the worlds population idly in arms, to
make the other half walk the path Of
rec.itude, will no longer exist. But
all this, is foreign to the Presidential
question, which is secondary in I'M.
portauce with "po,house politicians"
TO nothing else. We hope the press
will make a note of The fact that the
"Ceast Journal" was the frss paper
70 nominate Mr. Rusk for President,
because schen he is elected, We want
to avoid the quarrel, that always
arises. to know who spoke first"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-08

MONSIEUR CAroIR BLOWN UP
The S. Louis Intelligencer contains
an account Of the explosion ofa man.
uEaetory Of Fire works in that city, in
which Monsieur Gustave Gator and
Edward Salem pyrotechuists were
instantly killed. The explosion is
supposed to have been caused by spon-
txneous combustion,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-08

reap the honor, after roeke'ing the
profit. F'he cannot even then be at
rest fer ambition has no bound W
There she writes another book, eatu-
lated t. catch a certain class Oh this
side: but we opine that her cale,'la-
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