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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13
A Railroad Sermon.

This is fast age. All persons, topics,
things are becoming permcatcd with the uni
vcrsally prevalent" two-forty," acknowledging,
chain-lightning spirit. 1t has been at work
among artizaIs, businessmen lawyers, doctors,
politicians these many years, producing splen-
did results. But recently, however, has it
rushed into our pulpits For the past two or
three centuries, theology has been explained,
enforced, and clucidated by rule; the same
tropcs, figures SMILES, illustrations, have been
used over and over again by its teachers,
'without variablcncss or shadow Of turning"
to such al extent, that any one, picking up II
volume ofscrmons printed Il hundred years back,
might gather thcrcffom not only the cream and
substance Of the next Sundays discourse, but
nine times out Of ten, the very style and NAH
ncr Of it, also. These things are IN process Of
change. Henry WARD BEEcnER, Il. IT,.
CHAPLIN. DR.. DEWEY, and others, who unite de-
votion with life, grace with spirit, and godi-
ness with an appreciation Of the wants Of mon
in the present, are. by their example, improv-
ing vastly upon the old method Of enforcing
Divine truth. The Apostles did not go back
to Adams time, or NOah's, or SoIomon's, or
Jercmiah's for the purpose finding facts to aid
them in bringing home the truths Of the Gospel
to the hearts and understandings Of their hear
crs. They appealed directly to the men Of
their time, to their prcjudccs and their prcdi-
In.t; al ~, ~. .. a.
influences surrounding them, in the institutions
under which they lived, in their supcrsitons,
and in the general tendencies Of their minds.
materials which, wrought skillfuly into their
discOurscs, gave them. ia II great degree. their
almost miraculous power.
These ideas were suggested by hearing n SER
mon on Railways and their Influences, preach
cd last Sunday morning by an eloquent divine
Of this city, who was doubtless moved thereto
by the prevailing excitement attending the re-
ccption Of the railroad cxcursionists during
the past week. After presenting his subject
in most happy, interesting manner, and ad.
vocating the social, political, and religion,
benefits Of these great national highways, he
closed llis effort. with remarks to this effect:
"Thc World is one grca, Sotion Uouu; where a
Of every age and drgcr. await the 10 carr, them
to Ear distant couni,y-'iIat bourne ion, hence no
traveller ,ctmns.' My Gcnds, many 81 you are NIX.
dm diicct for mn; but the LoHD JESUS CHRIST !.
still at the Gc', offering to change your hcts tor
YOU Hasten then, bcIocyo YOU hca' the p,h Engncv's
uh''t'. to get your che'hs on better hmin.'
We thought no one among his hearers. not
too stolid to ownasouI, could fail toapprcciatc
the force and adaptcdncss Of that pcroration.
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BOSTON CLOTHING ANDFUKA ismiNl
STORE.
WiiOIE!ALE AND RETAIL.

WiIOIE'ALE AID RETAIL.
n q. GRLSWOLD has just opened IN LAMI'Ei.f'
~ BRI'n IHDCK on 81 street, under the MnncsOai
ODicc, Ten Ilourand Dollars worth Of
READY MADE CLDfIIISG $50 GENTS FURNISHING
GOOIG,
Compr ing the inrgc-t auI best selected assortment
Ropi- Of the kind offered IN this city Territory
The gOoda and clothing are all new. aud oi the
Latest SPRING -IlIES,
selected with great from the rgcst and most fashion
able houses In Bottom. lie also extensive Assortment
Of
HATS $50 CAlS
Of every description.
Pcr-onr IN want Of any Of the above goods will find
10 their advantage 10 cSaniuc this stock before niku
their purchascs. The stock will lac sold ut WHOLESALE
or RETAIL 10 suit purchasers, and ~ III" LOWEST CASI
PRICES. q. q. GkI-WOLU.
Nav Id A w.-tr
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Saint Paul. June y. Il IF.
MAKKLEY Il KERN.

DEALERS ~ HARDWARE Tools ASD CUTLERY
I'm ~. AnthJny IT,, nar Mc Amvnan Uonsr,
NfOi 10 cnli "a" attention ~ ii" citizen. Of -. Pan
w and vicinity, 10 their new, large and we'll aasori"
,tOch Of
HOUSE HRNilt RE,
such ~ Nnil' iocka IN ~ h"ir variety. Wrought
Parliament md sr"p lina"' Bd', ,hu'i"ra, Fastener
brads Loc,s, rcrcWs. lhbr hli pujl- aml door plcr
Nt'IIANlCs roof.
Hand Buck. mil y. Bach md Rip ~: ihiohr,4, n,
cs broad and pitching Aizc: spoc .hntcs. drawing kniyo
Firin"r '"chr', turning pairing 'h-"ls Angur. ,c"
rrowc Jack. hnoothirg ana Fine lauc.: ipw nnd bci
Gnngo. borin2 machine, iltc"t Hammers Fiat roun
an sHa File, two and four fold I,ulr..
AGHItt IJt RAJ IMP fME<TS
Forks Hahrs. rcytlc ecj the snnth- Hoe" curry comb
frn"c hack Breast, Timber aud I0ch Chains Grub Hoe
ani Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING
Tinys Ioohing 'l--c. hni,". and iorkS spoons; IN
,"rincnt Of 'il,cr plat"d riiinnn AMI japan ware
Boilers, Kettle. frodov.. >ho,c4 aud lounge. wan
t,'n. COLE" burners, Patent rnnmol Iron kotilcs In
dies. Skinner gridron4 Coicc ndl'. Fat irons I,ucl,
or C"oh aud Cars ing kniyc..
They hAN" al oh ln"n< orimcni "f Siddlcrv Trimming.
tirrnp- Bits Buckets; with Chain Pumps oor sciauor
Corn Min. lntcni balances and Counter Scaica
1ntI Nny 1851
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st. 3baul A00'tH.
JUST RECElVEn.

JUST RECElVED.
TTNHE largest assortment Ut CLOCK ever imported o.
Il to this Territory, consisting Of the choicest E9A}
kinds, from the most celebrated makers No clargefx
them Also, beautiful lot Of HUNTING AND PLAIN
LEVER AND LEPSE WATCHES.
WIN. UIINGwORTH
Cor. Of Jackson and Fifth streets.
st. Paul, June 10, 1854 dtf.
CIGAR TOBACCO HEAD
TTNHE convenient Room the first floor Of the Post
Office Building. recently occupied by Mr. lie Dec
Office has been neatly fitted up and opened as Tobacco
store where will always be- found fine stock of the best
IMPCRIED CIGARS
Chewing Tobacco of all kinds every variety Of snu and
in short all articles manufactured produced from the
staple weed
The proprietor will keep constantly on hand the very
best qualities of these commodities and hopes to receive
a liberal support from the smoking and chewing public,
he is bound to please the tastes Of all who may give
him call.
ST PauI Nav 10 1874 3m
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An imTncnse S0ck 0f Shlrts, Drawers, Gi0ycs hail.
Hose Suspenders and in truth everything that new
and fashionable for gcntlcmens wear.
no LESS THAN 5000 GARMENTS
On hand for examination, and for beauty Of material
and unsurpassed Workmanship, not to be cxcelled IN any
city I'm the Union.
Large sses and small profits, and STUDY 70 please
shall ut all times he motto and to study the interest
Of friends together With shalt liz our utrFost
endcavor Country storekecpcvs would do well examine
stock before going below satisfied that they
both time and money
Strangers visiting city would DO well 10 examine our
spring and stock have all the hest styles
having been in the Fast during the whole winter having u
manufactured under my own snpcrncndcnce, and every
garment manufactured equal 81 the best custom work.
Oar system Of selling for cash at New York prices has
thus far worked admirably, and patrons have all ac-
knOwcdgcd their satisfaction. Having been engaged In
the trade for ten years II l. 10 be presumed understand
our business and being connected With eastern house.
enabled 81 get goods for much css than those
sO buy but small quantities and have little caii,
TIL Call and see Us 81 corner Of jackson street.
LEWIS ttYSEMaS Proprietor,
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II. Fletcher, Madison Fletcher, John NJ. Cole and
Lady, J. NJ. Rogers, Boston; A. &. Jones. Virginia
Charles Ward, =. DunncI, Ebcn Greedy, New IanI :
shine; james Il. Lawrence, Mrs Christine Law.
renee, Miss Agnes Lawrence, Syracuse; NJ Hall
and Lady, 81. Anthony: r.. W. Ilamhr, Wayne Co..,
at the American Ilou.c yesterday
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~" \ yesterday we omitted to call atten-
ton TO the advertisement Of Mr.. ID. l.. FULLER
to be found in another column lie has on
hand large and elegant assortment Of Dry
Goods, Groceries and Provisions, which will
be sold unusually low. Give him call, and
you will certainly be satisfied that what VIC
have said Is true.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13
=. M. Booth, one OC the Milwaukee
Rioters, Released.

MILWAUKEE, June 7.
Judge SMITH Of the Supreme Cont has j,- dcci.
jcd the fugitive slave act to c uncon.titntionaI be-.
cause Congress has power to lcsslatc the soI.
jcc' or to confer such jursdicion on Court Commits
soncr. mcau-c il denies the right Of jury trial. and
hc ordered =. NJ. Boori, editor Of the Ette Utmo-
erm, discharged from arrest on charge Of aiding in
the Glover rescue.
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We regret 10 perceive IN The New York p"rcr'
the announcement II the death of n. =. Fagg, onl,
son Of Hon A. &. FIgg. The distinguished father
with hi. wc', md two daughters, were among ,h'
members Of the excursion pa,iy which visited ~
Paul last week,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13

A man named Joseph Campbell recently died IN
Campbell county, deofgm, ~ The advanced age u
ninety seven. lis children, gfand. children, and
g,eai.gfaod.ehild,en we're found 10 ouWbe, Two han.
died and twenty-five, but The NEST femakale cf.
eomsanee WAS. that the youngest Of thu whole group
WIS his own child
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13

CHARLES FnAScIs ADAMS has been appoint.
cd by the Governor Of Massachusetts. Trustee
on the part Of that State Of the monument
about TO be erected in independence Square
to perpctuatc the memory Of the Signcrs Of The
Declaration Of independence. We are graft.
fed to see that this noble and patriotic move
oh tho part Of Col. WArEnaAS. Is IN fair way
10 DC contaminated at an early day.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13
Hcrcnadc TO Senator DOugJas.

NV YOnw, June 1.
The Young Mems Democratic Club compImcncd
Se""ior Do"glas with 'erenade Inst night ~ the ~.
Nicholas. A 'uicf address was made by Mr.. John
Cochranc on behalf Of the Club, 10 which Mr.. Doug.
las replied at considerable length
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13

10 tho Edi,o, u Daily PDnov.

We have, ~ yet, been unable to learn whcth.
or the murderer. OF the Sheriff of Clayion
County, have been apprchcndcd or not. Since
the trial aud ncquittal Of MAT. WARD, mur.
der" have been very nearly an every day oc.
cnrrcncc. Amost every exchange contains an
account Of the killing Of innocent men. II i.
high time that tIS state Of nlliiirs should have
u termination. IF some of them could be made
TO cSpiatc their crimes upon the gallows, wc
think II would have salutary influence.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13
OFFICIAL.-NO. sig.

NOTICE Of the establishment Of additional Land Oices
~ in the Territory Of Minnesota pursuance of the
act Of Congress approved April r. 1854 entitled An act
TO establish additional land districts in the Territory OF
Minnesota IL Is hereby declared and made known that
the Land Office for the Root River District" has been
located for the present by the President Of the United
States, at the Town Of Brownsville and that for the
Minneapo District" at the town of Minneapolis, both
on the Mississippi River.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington this
twenty third day of May, A. d., 1854.
join WILSON,
june bow Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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ljuFtAL0. June 4.

lIcffAL0 June =.
A serious accident occurred on Tho q, "
Il. II. yesterday. u lew miles weat Of t,oudou
The cars we're thrown down nB eulnDkueUt
tho baggage and two passenger cars s,nasl,e,
seven ~ c!ass passengers killed. and several
others badly wounded,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13

There Is no cholera prevailing below 1T this
time, although II was reported That II had
broken out quite severe IN ualeba, but late
arrivals from That city shy there WIS none there
when they left.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13
Col. Fremont.

We see by The New yo,t papers that this gallant
and heroic cSplorcr, arrived there on the stean,slil
N,thon HgM, on the 25tl, ult:
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13

EzDr'rnE steamer G,ay Cloud arrived at our
lcvcc late yesterday evening from st. Louis
80 her attentive and oblig,ng clerk we are in
dcbtcd for late papers.
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June 3,


Tho church bells here we're iolcd Tor M hour yes
tcrdny on receipt Of tho announcement chat Buns Wa
10 81 back 10 slavery.
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lsay" The steamer Ed.i0. arrived at our
wharf early yesterday morning. TO her we
are indebted for late papers.
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALL persons having accounts against THE PlONEE
OFFICE, dating since the FIRST May 1853, rcqucs
ted to present them at our Counting Room FORTHWITH
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A CHANCE

FOK REAL FSTATE PUIIIIA-EKS To MAkE ut LEAST
100 PER CENT WITHIN A YEAR
INOR SALE-a number Of the most valuable business
IL lots IN ~. Pau--lc Kind 10 buy for speculation or
Improvement
ALsO-a first quality quarter section Of land, provided
with wood and water and only two miles in the direction
Of ST. Anthony from ~. Paul city lots
viii leave In few daya for Lake Superior, where
have located for bu-inss enterprise which Ia my only ~
duccncnt for parting with such property 10 this, th,
most Furnishing city In the West destined, have ~,
doubt. 10 become Of the three largest cities The
M.ai.appi Lnne ONO u. A. KOl,ElsI son.
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30" TIE steamer Nominee arrived ut this
port yesterday afternoon.
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MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFiT!
WHOLESALE ASH KrrAiI.

TH,d Shra, Miu,n RoLOLs ond Mnntsofn.
- fRE-LEY. llns just returned from lolow with ~
lie rSrn-itc assortment III Groccrics and pro,i.i,
mi nson largo stock 81 Iancj Article t0 be- exhibited in
II" Fancy store, nest do"r, mi ready iot sal".
Hi Grorcijs ana r0v phS consfst IN part of the fol
low inv tiI;
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400 RENARD-iiosSEs srnLEN /,

( tTUIEN-FfOm The -insiniIWn MII4 tlIc In nnW
- about yo milo" from Gnlcna tic evening Of the ~
inst. two LARGE GRAY lGR-f|. ityii iron prnt
~" other light gray. The lip fnt hns n hong srnt %
the ham cStcn ling "a within 10 or - inches Of The gam
bcl ioh nnd on" 81 biz hoof il spit, which .
copper llrtc frstoied Nth scrcWs.
Who" or VIII return aid hors,s Ia ~ Gnona viii
'lc tibet hall rcciic tlo hi,o reward for the horse.
alone" viii Inv go. Any Information that viii lead e
the rccot"ry o The Oracs AMI ihc arrest ~ The ttie will
tc literally tnid for. Wv MILLER
iinIrnn Nav H. 1853, June dkwiw
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MONEY SAVED! TlME SAVED! La
Dor SAVEDg
CYAOvEHXNG.

T1VIE most extensive assortment OF READY MADE CfO
THING north Of st. Louis Is to be foun6at this cs
tablishment.
You money, because selling thirty per
cent cheaper than any other house in tho city.
You time because In assortment Is to be
every article necessary to the genemans wardrobe
and you may be Of being suited, without running
round TO the small clothing in town. who have not
half the amount of goods to be found in this house.
Labor can he saved, because goods are all made
! equal to the best costume work, and warranted.
Listen not to the idle tales Of small shopkeepers who
calumniac to induce you TO buy of them Read our list
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FOR SALE

f1NIfE CORNER tDr adjoining tie 81. y. Church. II nov
Olcr" for sale 10 the highest bidder for ca.h ~ hand
The ajoy" bot has neat, st0ry brick house, With
five including pantry and elDcs pfeas all complete,
suitable for u family residence.
TbOsc Wishing 10 make good investment would do well
to call at my store 0ppo1p" the Pioneer once, where they
can have al The information required. The time VIII b.,
limited Tor bidders until the 10th Inst.
june w., y, FHffT
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A Daily Mail.


The last mail brought us the following let
ter from Hon. IIENnY NJ. RicE our Congress
sional Delegate, conveying the gratifying intel
ligcncc that we have ut last u certain prospect
for II Daily Mail between thi. and Gnlcnn.---
We received by the same mail, from the Post
master General, II letter to that officer from
Mr.. ltlcE. making representations which iIl-
duccd the Department TO the steps taken in
Our behalf This letter we shall publish to-
MORROW:
WAsmSofos, 81 Jane, 1854.
SiR:-On the 2ll ol., the Postn,a.lc, General
wrote 10 Capt. y. sMifn, President Of the Gnlcna
Mncsoa Packet Con pany, ~, ing that be was in.
climd 10 give W. daily mail, prov ttd rnid c0nu,n,
would dgUe 10 deliver the mail. NJ Dubuque. pre-.
.uDc The Company vii consent 10 this; ~ you may
expect daily nal hereafter. The Po.imasie, Gen.
eral also dcslcd the Postmaster ~ Dubuque 10 p up
the ~. Anthony mail ina separate h,g. IL. 10 h,.
opni"n, u II h"yc enough ~ wnrhni IL. hope he
viii ibi0k u mil for The accommodation oi 1000 %.
bnb,ants hDge mongh 10 be PIT ~ u srI ata,c bag;
aud u ro there viii 10 longer bc any detention of
81 Anthony mai = ~ 81 Pn0I.
KcspecImIIy Your,
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cnu SAa.c.

4 LARGE, nov "nd splendid 6OlfL STOVE warranted
~ perfect. Hp,ulie ~ The American House
June I ar 1850 h BRO
DDONT MONAfs--a large variety, which viii be sol
u cheap (betaDse purchased chenp) by
w. ". 1ttCttCOx
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-08
FANCY, TRIMMING, woRsTED AND
MILLINERY STORE.

MRS. ". fINKENsrANDT, formerly ".
wi Wiskemann, has the pleasure 81 informing
the VISITOR, and ladies Of Newport that che has
reoprucd bsr Fancy. Trimming. WorsteI snd
niliner, Store, opposite the Atlantic HOWE,
where may lie found y select and beautiful as-,rt.
IN ut " fapcy Good, and trimmings ofthe lat
est patterns. Ia ~ he intention of Mrs. y. 20
sell article. in her store 1t the vcr, lowest p'ice.
md she ~ confident Of satisfying all who nas
f,vur her Nth a call. hat every article offered
" " good quality ana at as low prices ne may
b. obtained elsewhere.
DEPOSITS Atl.atie House, Ne.port.
(nieu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-08
CURED

~. Rev. RICHARD DUNSlNG, Pastor at tho Prss
yirt.Hi cluIci. Adams Bnsin. Monroe county, New iurk,
vrrir Ia ~ "lhnvc just received n lr,ts~ from Mr.. CHAS'
ay DuSSiNG, rrlrtive To the cure OF his FrS~r-ture. Yea
idy IL, yc'd Un what II states. for he is u Christian MA
Ld an uG"r in The church. SpVc years since No hH! Ia
ave Ugr ui hs legs cut ~. to saVr MS lIfe, in conseqneg.,
II IA fsNer-rurc. The other leg being now affected. md
,htni 10 ts unidlinlud, I recommended BKAsT's Msul.
ISt. Read the result. He snvs / hire Used only h,,s
oTTtES of BRANT'S MEDICINE. ! Jiacei AL. uotr,
Eom your recommendation, ~ that bodieins. aud l cnn new
ny that, with the blessing Of God, IL has ELECTED q care ~
~ iogtu SEQ Pumlullcts for fuN psrliC1lars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-08

"NTTICA, Wpntsrc Co, FrbrHdrV I, wv.
an. r. WALLACE CO-GeaRcnen: ! was, for more
han II year, afflicted with a disease Of the stomach. Icould
.Ui eat any fat or greasy substance without causing greM
,ain. sickness, md vomiting, and was continually Inflicted
with n sour stomach. !, ~ M experiment, trrrd one bot
DE- of RAN MEDICINE, which, Ia my utter disap-
pnin'mcnt, ca cd aud ,Nieted The usvai pain amer oafing.
l,lrrrfor used arccond hottie. which has completely cured
he disease. mn now well and hearty, aud can eat almost
anything without being panied, or the stomach becoming
sour. Yours respectfully, i. =. WILCOX"
Mr. Nilcos ia a respertnblpI merchant of Aitica-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-08

The h 'lder OF each ticket, j.. entitled, 6I.t, to "A
s,e' plate engraving. (sihe rs X so in } Of the
GREAT AsLRicAs ~HisrohicAL WORK Of Ant,
WYOMING,
A COPY Of which away bc seen Al the office IL this
paper, md second, To one &c the $50 900 GIFTS,
which will b~ distributed Oh the completion Of
the sale Of the tickets.
The purt hascr Of 5 tickets, on the receipt OF
his order, will io iorsar'le,i, c~arciullv packed,
either one copy 81 The NV ~oIn;ug" elegantly
pa, tel in oil colcrS, ar one Spy of The '.W,o-
ming" plain. and owe copy Of each Of other
engraving. eqml 10 !, in valns, and is entitled
10 , g'hs. The purchaser Of more than 5 tick
ct', can have his choice out uf 100 different sub
ircts, iiom "te-l plates o vned by the Artists
Union, each picture b;in, in value equiv,lem, to
the wyoming" AMI ID entitled TO one git ir
zach tick, he h,iis. A list of the sub ,ects can
l- sect At the office oil the paper.
AbEN Is. Persons iesir Ing To become Agents
ir The sal" Of tickets, by forwarding (postJmid,)
~, shall he sent a Gift Ticket, a copy of W.
onihy, ani a prospectus, containing all ncccssa-
~ Information.
he disposed of hy the fr-t ot July, WHEN the dis-
i~rihution of Gits will b. entrusted to \ CON-
MirrEE APPOlNrED by 'he TICKET
HOLDERS.
Thr steel plates from which the Engrnvings
arc printed, can he seen at The office oil the Ar
lists Union an Cos; 800 ,OJt. Specimens of
tie Oil Paintings and EnsravinSs, are also on
view At the rooms.
REFER ENCES. IN regrri to the property.
W. c. BARNETT. Esq Counsellor NJ Law, 10
Wall 81. n. ", J.'VIsscHrR & Co.. Real
Estate Brokrrs, 80 Nassau ST, N. Y.
ALL ORDERS FOR TICKETS, must I've
al lressed postpaid, with the money enclosed, 10
J. W. ,HOLBROOKE. Src.
a24 sa sos Broadway, New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-08
HATS, HATS.
I00 doz. Mcn's and Boys Palm Leaf Hats.
lOO At wholesale and retsil
UnIiei States Clothing Store,
m20 doors North Post Office.

rORN-3oO0 bushels round yellow corn, very
" heavy. and 1900 do southern white, now
sasat -nd for sale by }. n. 4 q. W. PERRY,
no No. 2 Market Square.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-08
AuRsI,C SORE MOUTH. LUCORRUGA, 10.

"ByRos, GESrsEE Co, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1871.
"Messrs. NJ. r. WALLACE 4 co. Some time last win
pr my wife became so debillalcd frum the effects OF lie
1yyhGd aud Nursing Sore Mouth that she could not liz he's
child or perform any household labor. Her medical treat
nent was varied according TO he advice aud prescriptions
Of the most eminent lhysiCinns, until oar skill wns exhaust.
,d ia useless efforts. She became - very n skeleton, the;
II the time she commenced taking B,dnrs hede,ns she
weighed no more than ci~ gl'y-hvc pounds but ty the iinsa
he had taken EHr bpties, she became perfectly well. Tho
nIs /. So perfect, that she j. now enabled to do all neccs-
AIRY household work, uni gained thirty pounds OF nesh In
our weeks. You're truly, G. Is. ~ALENTlNE.'
The reader will observe that M. GAiEsTisE says "s~
kill" lie, we are Informed by T.. ). TERRY Esq, Of
At same place, las studied sIrdicinc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-08
EMAIE WEAKNESSES g COMPLAINTS,

No remedy offered to the puhl.c has e~vcxbsrn hsD -
vtain and .gosiun in ye'toying ALL the incidental veaksse
~ aud irrsgnL1J ities OF the sex. NJ BRAsT's PULMONARY
3ALsAn. IL makes no Difference whether the dcraneeneni
81 ,nyy, cssion, rrce.,. ur other pedhhes,-it REGULATES
ALL, BY strengthening he ,Ns1EM, e~qudliziug he ciRcuLA
RIOS. and soothing and aHoyi"g NERVOUS IRRirAsiLiTy
~ See pamphlets.