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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

Theoloeieai S,minariss, se,ntife and Disfing gush-
ed mSiic Mn,-and in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others il is RI commended b,
Rev. DIR. LYMAN BEEcHER. late President oi
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DIR. LEONARD WOODs, Abbott Piof Of
Theology in Andover Theological Semihary.
Mass. Hon. DANIEL =. THoMPsos, Seestar,
of State oi Vermont, author of"Green Mountain
Boys,""L ok Amsden,' &c, montreb,r, W.; {;
N. F. WiLLiAss. Eco, formerly Collector of
the P,r of Baltimore, Md. (; Rev.JosErHLITcH.
Philadelphia, Pa; B. &. FERNALD, Portland, !,
Me-, and many others.
In connection with our old so cent article, We
now put up 81 size, in large square bottl's Shh
rich e,am,i,d blue wrappers, gh dirsett'n'' and
fac amiie Of Wm. Jon'n Cutler, containing nearly
four times quantity Of the smaller size.
Btware Of Countnf'itS and imitofions !!
Enquire for the article 10y its WHO'LL NAME,
"vEGETABLE 1 ULNONARY BAlSAM"
Prpar,d only by REEh, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggists. Boston, ami sold by Apothrcarier and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large rizs, 4,
81 ,00j small size, 80 cents.
For sale in Newport by Y. J. TAYLOR, and
HAZARD & CASWELL.
j,l2 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

In Providence, lst inst. Elizabeth Josephine
Sheldon. daughter OF VIM. and Julia Ann Shel'
don. aged years, 8 months, and " days.
In Pawtucket. 3lst ult., John CIrpeater. son
Of Allen Carpenter. aged 2I years.
In Pawcatuck, slst ult,, Mrs. Lydia Horton,
wife Of James Horton, aud daughter Of Noah
Holl,way, Of South kings,own, aged 25 wears;
.-,sp an infant son of James and Lydia Horton
Suddenly. on Tuesday evening,at Font Schuy-
Ter. Throgs' Neck, Lieut.. Ma.sillon Harrison,
Of the corps Of Engineers, U. y. a.
ia this city, ON the 5ih, Mrs Eiirnbcif, vile
Of Mr.. J'hn BARRIER, aged rs.
Relatives are invited TO attend her funeral
wednesda, afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without fur
ther notice.
In this city, on 9Th inst, Harriet Matilda, eld.
est daughter of the late Samuel Green, aged 81
years.
Funeral this Afternoon. at 2 O'Clock from
No 81 Bridge street, which relatives and friends
IRE ,avited to attend withou, further otice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
DtrO,

In Providence, 3ist ult., Maria T.. Tailmas,
eldest daughter n VIM. and Hannah Tallman in
the 25th year of her age.
In Portsmouth, 2jih ult Mrs. Sally. widow
Of the late Hawkins Greene, aged 10 years aud
3 months.
In Providence, on Wednesday morning q, Thom.
{. &. lisrtshorn, IN the 6ith year of h,s age.
In New fork, 2gth ult., OF erysipelas, Alessn-
der Grswod .. snshaw, son Of the late Bishop
Hsnahaw, aged 30 years.
la Providence, on Thursday, I'd inst, Mrs.
Mary Aun, wife of Cyius Dyer, aged 81 years.
In smith6eld, 2d inst, M. Philip rill,nghss,,
"a the 10th year OF his age.
In Pa~tuxet, 10Th inst, Caroline Frances,
daughter Of Joshua and Mary Dodge, aged "
years and z months.
10 thi. cit,, on Sua ls,, Jane,, on, son u
NJ. William Bo-let, sged 2 years, mon,hs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

A FEMALE SoLDigR.-The Washing.
ton correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun
says that there is now before Congress
a petition from Mrs Elizabeth G. Smith
OF M ssouri, who, IN lS46, under the
assumed name OF Ben. Newman" VOL
unteered in the Mexican war, where
she served faithfully for ten months,
when her Sex was disc vered and sh.
was discharged from the service. BEN
has since married, and now applies Tor
her pay and bounty land. As the law
appii-s TO soldiers and not to men, tins
female soldier may be successful.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

The Democrats held meeting al
the State House, Saturday evening,an
elected IL delegates TO attend the State
Convention in Providence they called
on our friend Milton, the orator of fndiur
for a speech but Milton was as silent
US one Of the Egyptian nummies he
was overheard, rsmarking to a friend
to soy tina, heir cuuss was SO desperate
TIM, i, would require all his eloquence
10 make a decen, show at the Spring
election. and he should therefore re-
serve his ammunition.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

UrThe editor ci the Providence Jour
nal, in announcing the granting Of The
Charter Tor the Bank on Block Island
says that the increase OF properly there
may probably be attributed to the large
amount Of money which has been sent
there during the last three elcct:om,-
and hence the honest Islanders want to
invest their surplus funds. Gov. Antho.
ny 10 a very rash young man even 10
insInua'e that any money was ever sent
TO Block Island about election times ; SO
scrupuIously honest are these sons #
the lone isle { { the sea, that, il is said
they will not allow boat to land at tn q
Island Tor month previous TO election,
unless The well-known Missionary, Dan.
iel Brown, is on board ! if his anti-de-
luvinn iaeo Gun be discovered, they know
that all 10 right Gov. Anthony has
been hasiy in his remarks, aud we
should not be surprised il he should be
visited by a adeputation Of the web-ioo,-
ed daughters Of Block leland, in eonse.
quence oi what hs has said. If they
come, We advise him by oil means to
apologize a. soon as possible. FOR we are
confident that he cannot satisfy their
demands in any other manner, as they
are said to be terrible in the extreme,
when once aroused. Make your peace
with them, Governor. upon the bes
terms possible, and without the slightest
deIay,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

~ A sIcighng party was returning
to Sacke,ts Harbor during the storm on
the 23d ult, and all but two had got out
the sleigh, when blinded by the snO W
the horses pitched over an embankment
thirty ieet high. The driver was instant
ly killed, tho young man stunned, and
tho young lady was uninjursd. The
horses and sleign were but slight.
ly injured. The young lady succeeded
IN restoring her companion, and they
CROPPED their way to place Of safety,
where assistance was procured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
N T. w M II SIC

Messrs. Firth, Pond e. Co., New York
have inst published the following new,
and attractive music -
Dearest to thee. Words by Ii. S.
Cornwell music by e. G. Phelps.
Cleon and |. Music by Henry Tuck
er, author Of "Agnes May" Excellent,
and we commend il to all who play md
sing !, is among the authors best pro-
ductions.-and this is saying enough in
its praise.
Anne May, ballad, by II. KIeber.-
This is in the style Of Lily Dale rather
better than hit popular plrce-and that
10 recommending il strongly.
The Camp Polka, by Charles DIAL
bert. Very good indeed, as are all this
authors p oductions. This piece is EN-
belIished by magniicently colored ii.
tie page, representing Queen Victoria
and Pri ce Albert, and the 42d Regi-
ment Of Hlglanders.
Little Ella, by Stepen c. Foster. An
exq islte production fully equal to the
authors previous efforts, all OF which
are very popular. We commend it 10
all lovers OF music.
Oliver Ditson, Boston, has just pub
lished the following
The days that are no more. Words
by Alfred Tennyson music by John
Barnett. Excellent.
The Lass WI the bonnie black e'e.-
Music by }. Wa,ers very fair.
A World Of Love at Home, by Thom.
as p. J. Magoun very good indeed !;
the words are very beautiful.
Blue Bell Polka (JulUen's Library OF
Dance Muslc) by Thomas Baker. Very
good.
For sale by W. II. Peek: 80 Thames
street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

The Gredt Repubiic.-The Journal Of
Commerce thinks that the Great Re.
public can be made into vessel Of war.
Il says that tie hull below the water
line 10 strong enough ior such vessel
and suggests that the government
purchase her ard make a model man o.
war sl her, which, with her ,remendu-
ous ealibre aud sweep Of wing, shall a'
iar ou,sinp all other men Of war Of like
rating, ss she would have done MI OF
the merchantmen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

DECAPirArkD. - Mr.. Redfeld, tho
Collector Vi the port OF New York has
dismissed Geo. TeiIner and Walter
Welsh OF the nigh, watch, because they
declined to pay assessments for political
purposes. President Pierce said in his
Inaugural Addre that Offices should be
considered with sole reference TO the
dutie, to be performed" One Of these
duties, il appears, is 10 subscribe Iibsr.
ally Tor Il c support Of the Democratic
party.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

A Coon ANswER.-A lady the other
day, asked a young gentleman oi our
acquaintance 'Sir is your vile as pre-.
tyasyou ar. !" He diu not care to be
compim, n,ed at the expense Of lis
wife. aud 81, by way Of gentle reprooi,
he blushingly replied "No, Miss, bu,
she has very pretty manners No fur
Their inlerrogatories were propoundee
upon that subject by the Ia aiy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

U' Beautiful marble, susceptible Of
high polish. and fully equal to many OF
the imported marbles, has been found
in II recent geological survey uf IIlInsi..
The quarries nre said 10 be very ex-
tensive.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
A GREAT AND BENEFICENT DISCOv.
ERY IN MEDICAL SCIENCE I!
CONSUM pTION


Successfully treated by the Inhalation OF Mcdi
Gated Vapors.
DY JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, N. ID.
ID Fellow Of the Royil College Of rhy,ician.,
and formerly IN my years Senior Physician in The
London Royal lnlo'mary for diseases of the
Lungs. In the treatment OF Consumption, b,
Inhalation, have obtained results which Justify
IN asserting that it is now AZ durable AS disease
of the stomach and liver. Breathing remedies
directly into the lungs is certainly the rational
mode Of attacking the disease, and like nany
other great and beneficial discoveries, IL scrnrs
strange why such treatment was not long npe
reSored to. Where there is life there is now
assured hope, as throug ghout all the stages of
this in.iduous disease, the beneficial effects of
this treatment are Soon apparent. In cascs nf
Bronchitis, Ashma, &c, the inhaling e pow.
dersand vapors has been cInnenIly surccssiui, and
10 thoSo suffering under any Of the abLve named
Complaints, ] can guarantee certain relief |
h I'VE pleasure ~ referring io 100 c'Iscs Of Con.
sumption, bronchitis, and Asthma, who have
been restored To vigorous health 1: about one
third oi these, Judging from the paiiems' own
statements, we're deemed hopeless cases An.
plicants viii state If they have ever bled from
the lungs, If they have lost flesh, have cough.
night swrats and fever tumors, what, and how
much they eNpec,orac, what the condition
stomach and bowels.
Medicine inhalers, &C., will he CAREFUL, Cnr.
wardcd TO any part. Tcrm..--For consultation
personally, or by letter, $500. Balance Of lees
payable when patients report convale.ence
Address JOHNSON STEWART ROSE.
Office 1927 Broadway, New York.
N. B.-DR. RosE's Treatise on Consump.
,ion, price ono dollar. d94m
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
T!iE undersigned. Executors oi the Last Will
1 and Testament of ISAAC GOULD, late of
Newport, deceased, being duty qualified by the
Hon. Court Of Probate, request all persons hav-
ing any demands against said Estate, TO present
them fr settlement, aud all indebted to make
immediate payment.
DAVID J. GOULD.
SSI"sN WM. c. cozzESs: q; G2oi'' Executors
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
NHn n|urine Intelligence. Nfs
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Feb. 2.
Brig Sterling, Hickey, Frankfort, Whining
ton; Rechabitc, Taylor, Bost, Bait.
Schr. Su.an, Ayre, Gloucester, Bait; Nara
gucus, CORVALLIS. Williamsburg Bosi; Adrian
ma, Sargent, Portland Williamsburg; Statesman,
Emerson, Camden, NcrfoIk; Cambridge. York
Portland, do; Almeda, BcaI, Oriant, Prov.
TUESDAY, Feb. 7.
Schr. Highlander, Smith. I,alt, L River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

BuposT is derived from the French
word 'bougeue a little bag used in
ancient times when travelling. In con.
sequence Of the English Ministers Of
State using such bog IN carrying
their documents to Parliament, the word
has been ever sin,e retained, though
now applied in n different sense
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

Gov. Crosby RE-ELECTED.-In the
Malne Senate OIL Saturday, Hon. VIM.
G. Crosby, Whig, was re elected Gov
ernor, receiving e votes to Is Tor Hon.
Anson Morrill,. Crosby received the
votes OF seven Viii - and nine Pilsbury
Democrats.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

Icr.-Ice on the ponds in the vicinity
OF Boston is now eighteen inches thick,
and Of II fine quality. About two mil
lion tons have already been Gu, within
a radius Of fifteen N lies OF that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

Modest bW Sens bic.-Thc sum Of
S25 600 was recently sent 10 the Lon
don Society .or Propoga'ing the Coz
pei in China, by n person signing him
self Less than Least
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

JpThe New Orleans Board oil Al.
dermen have resolved TO erect a monu-
ment to Judah Touro, in memory Of his
munifeent donations to charitable insti-
tutions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

Whenever you find a man that hates
babies, you will be quite safe in hating
him. No one that does no, deserve TO
be stunned or disliked, ever shows an
nniipaihy 10 babies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

otA singular kind ofwhlking opera
'ion took place here, on Friday last ;
Mr.. Nathaniel Davis, Jr., was saying
that he wanted something TO employ
him by which he could earn some mo-
ney Mr.. Charles b. Tenant offered
him fifty cents to walk on his hands and
knees from Thames street to the head OF
Bannister's wharf. The offer was ac-
cep,ed, the ~aiking was done, and tho
money promptly pad in presence Of a
large crowd, who appeared to be highly
amused at this novel and rather conf
cal mode OF working Tor pay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

CosvALYscENr.-Ya Yankee Sullivan,
who was SO i'll that he could not attend
the Court ut Berkshire, to take his trial
ailvertises IL great sparring exhibition in
New YORK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

III The steamer Bay State, on her
passage from New York Friday
morning, run Oh the south point OF Goat
Island, in this harbo-, during a dense
snow storm. The loIas took her pas
sengers of aud landed them here. The
Bay State got off and arrived at the
Long wharf about IL o'clock ; she did
not sustain any damage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

IThe winter OF i7S0 WAS unusually
severe in New England. For forty
days alter the middle oi February there
Was no prrceplible thaw on ,he sou thcr.
" side ofany BUILDING, and so deep and
hard was the snow. that loaded teams
passed over walls and lcnccs IN any di-
rectlOn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

The lec.uring business in these tin es,
is worth something. DR.. Dewey, lately
received Sl200 for his course Of lecture
at 81. Louis, on the Problem oI Human
Desury."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM.
Confeining sethsr Prussis Acid, no, Tartar Em,tie

THE GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY for all PULMON-
AIRY DISEA SES.-Exten-
sively Used, Tested ami APP
proved in New England, Can
ada, and the British Provin-
ces during P period Of
TWENTY-St ZEN YYARs,
by Emin'nt Physicians. tler-
rumsn ProGssnrs Of Coll Rrs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
FURNISHED no JSE rO LET.

FURNISHED no JSE TO LET.
ClIE; paflor, dining room and kitchen and
~ pantry an 1t floor; four chnmbrrs 2nd
floor; two finished at,ics; advantage; the house
Is shaded On east, souih aud vast 10y large tees,
aud yard, and garden; has abundance Of grap-
es, raspb,rrie, aud strawberries; aud the occu-
pant can have the use Of fresh grass fed COW, il
desired; addrcss box 255, Newport, RI.
d22
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

PIANO FORTE TO LET.
A Seven Octave Piano Forte. Enquire at thu
n United States Cothing Store.
VII z doors North Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

% Ere derrick Douglass delivered an
interesting lecture on Anti. Slavery, ut
the State House on Monday evening ;
there WAS quite a large audience, and
he was listened 10 with close attention
and interest Tor an hour and half. He
spoke under many Disadvantages, hav.
ing just arrived from Bristol Ferry in an
open wagon, and was suffering much
from the cold. He spoke iorcibly and
we'll. We should like very much 10
hear him under more favorable circum-
stances, isr he is a man OF very arked
ability.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

Marriage on a Railroads.&c. few
moments after the express train from
Boston TO Albany, crossed the State
line on Thursday afternoon, the passen-
gers were agreeabIy surprised nj wit,
Messing the marriage Of Mr.. Wart
Arnold of Chatham Four Corners, TO
Miss Mary Br"zee. The ceremony,
says the Troy Wing was performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Shaw, and the passen.
gers presented a purse TO the groom for
the purchase of piece OF plate for the
bride. The happy couple took leave Of
their fellow passengers u, the next stain
with many wishes Tor happy termina
ton Of their journey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY RESTORATION
TO uEALTH pF A GENTLEMAN, AGED -,
WHEN AT lEA ATu L uIllIi


TO uEALTH UF A GENTLEMAN, AGED -,
WHEN AT DEATH y DOOR.
Copy o Letter from the Rev. haTles raith dated
Norton, ~. Philips, near Bath, Some Tst tshiie,
I'm August, 1853.
To PRoVEssoR HOLLOWAY
STA Mr.. JosEPH Pu1ToN, formerly q resident
or this place, had been Ia declining state OF health
lof upwards al three years, gradually wasting uwhy
to shadow by nightly perspIaiiohs and ant o ap-
Peue, which caused great uhelsnts - To his frtbds,
a. he had consulted various medical men in Bath.
without effect. He nj last used your Pills, and under
Providence, was restored to health by their means.
lie lately elnigratd 60 New York aud has Just writ
ten to say that he was better in health, and
sesred me 10 ucqnaint you with the clrcums 'shec.
ought also to mention that my. wife hld derived
great benefit from the Use Of your Pills.
lrensiD, Sir, yours, respectfully.
CHARLES SMITH, Dissenting Minister
APERMANENT CURE OF A DISEASED LIV
Err, OF MANY YEARS DURATION.
Copy ola Letter from Mr.. Gamis, Chemist, Yeovil,
TO Professor Holloway.
Denr Sir this district your Pills command =
more extensive sale than amy other proprietary med
lcine before the public As proof OF their e1icHry
IN Liver and Bilious Complaints may mention the
following case; A lady Oi this town with whom
am personally acquainted, Tor years WINS a severe
sufferer from disease OF the Liver and Digestive
gaus; her medical attendent assured her that he
could do nothing relieve her sunerings, and IL was
not likely she could survive many months. his adj
nOunceneDt naturally eaused great alarm among her
friends aud reIaiiohs aud they induced her make
trial OF your pills, which so improved her general
health, that she was induced To continue them until
she received perfect cure. This 10 twelve months
relapse, and often declares that your Ps have been
Inc means of saving her life.
remain, Dear Sir, yours truly,
July 23rd, 1888 (siined) }. GANlS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

n bids. Of Extra snd s.persne 6>,, 10
~ bsgs Eat a Bvck wheat; 100 hash, swess
P.aa,.es, post received asd leS ssis by
v6 J. ". n g. w. fEEgy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

UItis raid that Col. Gates. Of the
army. bns demanded court of inquiry
TO investigate the charge made that
he was among the first TO abandon his
men on The San Francisc and seek his
own personal snie,y on the bark Kllhy.
-Desion Pos!.
II the Government had = rot been dis.
posed 10 investigate this matter, we think
that il would have been much better pol.
icy Tor Col. Gates to have let the matter
pass, because We do not believe that an
investigation, If the real truth comes
out, will reflect grea, deal Of credit
upon Col. Gates bravery as u soldier or
humanity as a man. We see, however,
that ,hs Court has been ordered, and
the investigation commences in New
York, this day, we think. Gen. Scott is
the President.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

A STAR GoNE Our.-As when Luci'
Ter fell from the zenith Of yore and went
into darkness, he who once blazed all
over the sky and threatened TO burn ev-
cry BODY, Cassius M Clay, had sudden.
ly dropl back upon Kentucky, and (oh
woful change :! set himsrli up in Louis
vile, IN the harmless trade oi pork.denl.
er how are the mighty fallen I! From
politics 10 pork /! From humanity to
hogs From philosophy to pigs! The
Newspapers, however, aver that he is
making much money. IT'S well he
had been Improbable enough hereto
Ore.- Baltimore Clipper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

NOTICE.
JUST received new lot of Ladies' and Mis-
u res' Black Beaver Hats, which will be yod
erylsw, at 1872 Thames Street, corner Of
Church. (dl7) IRA FRENCH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-22


A. MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - FoR
N THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
Open every Day and Evening, Except Sunday from
tr TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADaIITTANcE, will be the price
hisitor, and the Press SEASON TcKETs win bs sold
.nd d e.
II ss - ssf sss Il + ssss ss ssss quite
s md 3 M fsSs' %
The n as mr' and
The SCULPTURE contributions smboy Marble
workmanship Many choice staues route from
?s sss's q he oSH s2 s. zss * Il . e
ss: s HsaH ShrS asH
NINETY TWO FEET in eirsamsIepos, ssimssa
s. ssss Il f he @
sss
with and neesssnt
a. sest MUSIC will stths
iss ss II costing ons
md AZ
bss United
or Sy hAys
sseosD GOLD Ne eosug On IhSasaRd Des IT,
Palace during closing
ass
ss sass II Sss
rsa ssyessd Wsa ~ Paiaas
as hs sai s D1it ass Dollars each
Rsss
s ss ssssia s9 e
The ablss. respectable be selected
shall be appointed cr Ny articles exhibited
and the The Directors shall
early select such Jury hope to be sos
eAornton w also their discretion Medals Dplo
to the Exhibitors Inventors such articles merit
sufficient to entttie them TO such dis,k,c
All articles which deemed cttyof place this Grand
position the Worlds Industry WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVERTo ExHiBlroRss
An efficient Police night and the
used protecting articles exhed the Assoca
on diselam. accountability for dansge to such articles
All GmbTe Canes, left the
As the Crystal Palace Bonded Warebcue vors be
med to packages out the budng
No Checks gven and
myl9n P. T. BARNUM, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-22

SHERRY WINE 5sa s'sr55 ~ 3
~ rs Duff Gordon's; si'4 z4si E $ . FL a= :
so do. RomRros Pale; 1l1. & fa' 30 d. -=zz5 .a-zz
- 40 do Amontiiia Gold for sale By F5z lI 5#
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