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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

A letter from little rock, Ark, june 22d,
says 1--we have had plenty of rain, and 'her
will be raised in this region more than five
times as much wheat as was ever made
here before, aud think three times ns
much corn"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

The Scriptures gives four names to the
Christians, taken from the four cardinal
graces-Saints, for their holiness Bcliev-
ers, for thsir faith Brethren, for their love;
Disciples, for their knowledge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

Usrp UP.-A man got up the other
night, and took, as he supposed, a card Of
matches, ssd began to break them icf one
by one, trying to light a lamp until the
whole card was used up without accom-.
plishinr his object, when he discovered ho
had used up his wifes comb.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

A tow days since swarm Of bees slight-
I'd on the turret Of the St Paul's Episcopal
Church, in Concord, N. II. and ecmmenc.
Cd laying the foundation Of hive.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

The Scientific American cautions its
readers against tho use of painted pals, and
says that the oxide Of lead with which pals
are painted is dangerous poison when
thus applied.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

VALUABLE INVENTION the
sculptor, has invented file, for which he
ha, taken out patents in Europe and Amer
ica. The English cutters pronounce III nd
mirable, and say that royalty" Of half a
farthing on all soldlin that kingdom will
make a handsome fortune.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

TRoTrlsc.- The groat trotting match
against tlmc, OF twenty miles an hour, in
h,rncss. was performed Thursday on the
Ccntrevlc Course,by Lady Ful,on,in Som.
SIS. She made several breaks, and at ono
time The odds against her were ak to one.
Tho purse was $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

PRRsoSAL.-IIon. s. G. Coz d'ch, la'e'
United Sta,os Consul at Paris, rs reported
t, be about returning to tho Uni'ei States.
lie intends to establish himselfin New ork,
where he will pursue his literary labors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

Gr The President and Mrs. Pirrcc re-
turned TO Washington on Saturday even
ing, from their excursion to the shoro of
Cape May
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

U- Henry NJ. Tucker has boon nrrs''-
cd on charge of having blown up his faith
er's house by gunpowder, in North Previ--
d:nce, last vo.k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

III The steamer Massachusetts, arrived
here from New York Sunday morning,
on an excursion shs brought but a few
passengers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

Mrs. Layina X. Chubbuck, mother OF
the late Mrs. Judson, Fanny Forrester)
died, aged 10, at Hamilton, N. Y, on the
I'd inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

n5- Hon. Henry J. Raymond, Lieut.,
Gov. OF New York. and editor Of the
Times, was in the city on Saturday his
family are passing the summer hero.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

The Scotchman announces the death
the Rev. DR.. George Brcwstsr, minister OF
the parish Of Seoonie, and brother Oi Sir
David Brewster.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

- C. Mr.. Alvah Mann, formerly one Of
the proprietors of the welch and Mann's
circus, died in New York, OH Monday last
Iii. complaint was dropsy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

a. The steamer Perry now touches at
Bristol, going and returning; she leaves
here at half past 8 a. m. and at 3 p. IN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

Tho ladies Of Virginia aro trying very
hard to raise $500 900. to purchase the
Mount Vernon estate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

" The Baltic sailed from New York on
Wednesday, with S96s,OoO IN specie, and
2a9 passengers. Among the passengers
was James Gordon Bennett.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

C}@ Ex.Prcsiden, Van Buren, returned
from Europe in tho Pacific /; he has been
absent about three years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

The case Of Gen. Scott and his arrears CT
pay a. Breyet Lieutenant General remains
in the hands of the Attorney General.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

The great bell of ST. REM, at Moscow
weighing 80 900 lbs, which fell more than
three months ago, has been swung again.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-19

"a man can't help what happens behind
his back" as the loafer said when he VAS
Kicked out OF doors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16
From "a E,frmerl as Rpublle1,

FfHW kNt FltTHVWtN go NtFNPftSYlNt Z.
NJ lSyALGAALp ;iGbtclSE, ~ltlS but sclGum re frd
tno2 the Ry lles offered 10 tile public for the cure
t4. M a. IL IA ~
avoided giving ueeNre 10 lNyihtne that might lead bnf
0ns ~ SNpHse that Wt pac any tallt N hetr plC!t'
4nnt. Hut with lteTcjte 10 remedy manu- et4e1 III
this place, aud which, has htGoQe az familiar to The public
as kVehn!t wotls, we sPtIS ION h6ewls0ss y sIS "
iASc eScecnCts It's adaptation TO many III tie Ills ol
{, and the stcuIIty with wAItll Il may BE- usS we
sreak pf the SOpetil NttyeauI Hone Imminent, IWerat'
81 by Hill. Car 4 10" from prescription UrntRel ~
r Walton Carr, late 81 MOI gtloWt aud HOW 6I W ttl'
irgt o4u Ol tho pN eHHnt PhySiCiats ~ Virginia This
iNneg Is h2ssa won the broad iRere that sNy rene
ay which H lcllfYt external pain, viii II properly rom
pounded b equally eftSCious In IenAy Internal pee,
llUus, plEclrIe tIAt has een Successfully dtSelol cd
u Is simply the offspring Of ScIeGCe, Nl mid and SIM
PIE ~ It's ac0N, .ud set revealing IN Its ELECTS rover
more rcat hing the MOs hidden SeHs Of man
md SIT lElng iHo&iouS 10 lHFuNt
II Il plsu bY ar the etapl Imminent In TIC narhn being
fNt u In cttles twice as large eS tho majority AID t'
toutt larger than largest, besides hes more than four
times AS Slorg WC commend 1t 10 those III wtHt OF 1
HAfh and certain re nehY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16
ARr Won stIrrnR1NG

}I1RoM REtNRs ISM Sdtt I5tdal, 0r6qrE nitttplt
~ ilNathng, TO6IhAele,s Tic llooIsNS, rain " lhe
Ill., Ss StfT jS lS 8 ssE 18s SS
latbtAa ChoIlcI lane aNtlts, bitfi q pSsol,
Of Ftte, btTtis, bt0iaes AIRED ktEls,
CoBtiat0AS Of lie Muscles ht cords, cuts Of Any kind
4sfS.t Wsflsas. paraI{;s ; is y
Sores Scarlet PeY3F Of any slat dStatt soy may lest
a&stllEll that III this t,litle you Aa n.
Il S0YERElG n REMEDY
which mi bay remover pal almost but
e, ssRSpIoATEs THE DISEASE
sg tbet ttstssAs Et hat sAaS sfSs
biScAttS, th0I aUe Qvi In Sill 4ltft tpl Alnila
tausts, tkt Ftoro.t,top W ism is33 bpt
&eTe Il ten lines nue ~ TIE EItTS IL lbe
dee would sJet kf0S ledge us INtrIts fot
ttEts IN otlCts, milo in ItflsJlng to NbaIl sale
IVTlloSE%tI6 IiIlSk,
Have yNa mayer gs!eed ", 9mertiy Gst%s st
tnt nn.sI And has Il levaT occurred TO- yoa that Iees
ely shl be which should b. eaU1 ee
9 bot TINS Fetefgy now 9aelea loa " ss 4
hy Claiming to haze beeh IOln IN aone
u MEte OF mighty tett4 S tatttI but V iAe
0tssrHSa or tESCEl helps Mid and sInr!e ~ lss AS9a
-ltstlAne The aost hidden 4laews nt tlinl or
aud Iet bfs tnl0kos to the eakeA mani, y is elso
~ ~ Se e'oSst l1inIent u TIE IVY " N
haNllc llretst besides iile more Than four times as
strotgt we theeEo6 offer Il to- sou with pride et t0ln
deNe exactly suited 10 Tie wants o. rlcI OF
h ltec,sUltd size lnwheh the SonratttI LgIpen.
Is put WI end tho vast expense Of the hatoa!S wed
hgpJ,cds occrkcates we VI et publish, nor do Sc deem
y as The Gele wherever It IS used vii tetsl?
Ne would however le'er those afBtted ones who have
otu bet quilted bV kcI and hig
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16
EAIlgDI0


pr lldll'$ p9 lfbrdle9s L6loDie EtiGir
It0R Ihe tefa Of cold
IoSes Is %S. SS gs
4; 4 4 Elpsla Y i gu & Of 'F's'''.
WtrSDed lie teAsaRrst and beat teaelae for dlstaS'
sbn Tho tugs ever sold In 4 E1srIe4e IL. IL.
nPrknlp3 THIS md LIS 10 tie r0ble We nave tae
g0g w. 9t 0 sssSs erSss s
s 10 cure 4 one Is Pertsetly harmless y w. e.
tets Uit 6s Constitution an eau be AdIDllSleed WIN
out ans Ee3r OF aNeItl polsOn', lot Il
The net, that large PORTION OF te Sv1 NS3,9
lhropgh30l Y caused " o
Ilbefl lS 10 NIt II ha The reich Of
who aaS need rS&cdy that has proven ltSs 50 IaYa'a'
6ls takaleps Is lie result Of long e&peIle0te tEa
ady q 4! cry s g
81 kiIhEtlubs tytF before ditfoYere9 t0t hose
comb Rts, an lElNro SenleNt upon a and
SVIEtlor 10 oil Oilers.
e shall make no eStrAy9gagt assertions Of
In turiS ateaScs, Ike The YendetS OF ioq
Who deceive al who ther nor t1ll Ye Aol9 ea1 any
IIrtlieats vii rers6SeTe IN tbs use Of lhia
ana S IS Ihftsi, ey will be t9e n every lsisgSs
ist II e iIot beyond the power OF madeline are
tNN etotlt lMTs6aS row eHcy the q any
IelSWeJl IS Il wet, who o4eENY opst taSe loIs
tes ef n gaI II SSt Il
ia( 4 Ia IhCsljbf stage d epi e
E.Nw Il 10 IS 10 ths various q Ia
TeSpIrsio oreaIS lha eSef y
lhhpubllc All Weask ls aud Y
Used freely HE AM FeFfet
efii s@1I "! sSt tS's HI S w. d f
nAKEiI, Dfngfsl, Wheeling, Va Als9, Ry p[ssSls's
generally throughout tile COUNTRY, ~ &F9rlT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16
fAIElDT(EA
- S - W nna -.

Pro wv God 81 5sI..
III mir Res ~ l!S lhIyo,
, ny ,SSIe 4 G ft S.I
S fs 4 I sSei NH Ssf
SsSS Il ss6SgI ling lss fSSsftge, remove
ron lls iJI6Y ssd dtyef ttsss
rsil6bS Of HereEt Rtlpss ~ tlf RE.
sToB4rlFR IA 9r NE lor w. ela
ara Ieslee lIlS I1y Is call IL ihs Slol ala ktinat
Iks}tfS III lSts dpd tfiIths lts6 sfQIt,
Nil ibs! otJ tSsttd
Seasler. lgtss ll!t n l2 ia
ihlss used Prof o. yyS6Is, siia
have 4hmjted lie wonderful eh5s l. VAS Gteoai-
.lgi - lEs, PlFnatufely but By tie ute o. RS
has rslnea us 0ll solot, and
uq1gsht se II n, 8 n, us
kY'sssatqF 81 lte United S'ase''
Professor woods, 0fiental shaatite
l.i1ilheiit.5 ~
This LibiTknt lisa ytlla biz In tho Treatment Of
some 81 taS rst loradAbs kasts With which Il Is opr
lot 70 for tts mag eSd
lsn6SEt 6vef tie yrgtoA ol tie nh
efSlse ,tlsta.rS ar FlpIe
s M 6o tssGs @trs ,Ses s
With al The ki61reRtf 81 ID AID
uNlle1 tesliltol 10 Tue fart thai had
lft lfonl tia very 4YE Of dfStG aid Ftat9It hem 70
tttlt 0l nfr htalt alh be9Oyt aEAI II sS DC oNnd
is Az 3s0s CAKE, Of 40 Cement ito spleen. iaa
tasss " a Of sett tAs tA'
iasNt Hitt be found IpSc:uIi
GCnrral Depot Geo tstoalway, New Yorki aad "
e45sse Wholesale any Ffip,E NSseSR ,FSrRoSG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16
Wheeling WINDOW Glass

MANI I'D CTORP,
TliR partnershp heretofore eSstlns between SoeStoa
RaHktTl Co, has been dissolved rs the rNfa1ts OF u,
r. Ran9etd's tisht, title, and interest 81 stockton "
Russell,
The business viii BE- carried on Under the name o.
WStA1lpe. Ottj. 1872 ~ wv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16
TO Country Merchants.
Mammoth Hat Store.

Fall Fashion for 1854.
Y AVERY has on hand, and Is receiving, ont OF The
y. laTgea and hest stocks OF Hats tHI Caps that has
uAcuIbS every description Of h1t pl cap INV III Ae,
fFon The very besl material and wofkntDthlr AID sod
ii htiteS Thai cannot tatl 10 tltSSe. y /
AM atso receiving ttts hF6rtatlohs OF EttteT man.
ueiutei ltiS aud taNt which sill BE- tod loW, Also
4iaTee otteb Of thlIAJtnS Fancy and rStEa
tAdlss Rldhg ls.s Rtss And umbrellas al Of
Which will IA t9id etsSh, !, = Fl ll.
\ D,-ilstS n,slt Ia tfttf IN tie AhhttGl rnilth.
strh 81 10 ~ X Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16
IDEBR7fIISl36 fl3Y7tS

bt4ltnlk sstAst tAAtats'
7eE,=t So - Il
HOgkinSt t1OiS KEEL HAVOC Is
pisitF SGSb3 Va q N Jb}fEkf0f 49,.
emIhtftt Il x ~ e 9ASSflV fnHV GOODS n
slsn4h ik9t an 9Alh3hhA q l{fS q
EAYk Y thklt gs
sls
A0sDaohTBfot heftt ~ 20
III tVff1t,R EEfF hPV51n obs $40 E.,
SeN WI Is u
tcES IN 4 tt6ct II Reef
" Ese4e !sg.ss
WolteRs Bal lard ~ Co.
tyfbSTEgt NO }pplSbStS
FOREIGN a D. 30 81 BsS'Tl Q. DRY GODS,
Ia IisEktl 4tftit3 III lttdei Pltltl;
(rok. AZ kRLLYS formerly VI "
In this fl0pge.J - 4-553r,- sis sPS9t9l Y.
-0J.l7 R4i avs 81 i s6IIs: ri a. n Eli, sons Of
WIN M M
AGA AN An W. tt.fSafSftT fR6eaIia
~t44l pt4SHS GQVA0sYYs NV 1tAfti N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16

ASSl9N Es'S NOTICE,
Cilftom D. Woodrow having, 0ll lie tlthday,o!
% dNll, pl6reE Jecd t0llYeYsd tlNsl % i.e
ilelsgtea tof Ito benefit Of hts s1la
1FS 40 ST lis rEt end FelEQn9l r0ltrty aud hnAes
tom III persona III any VIE Indebted 10 said Woodo%
ale ieQtfe To E1akc ImpEai meat TO ne, and az
reiS6iS hsYt claims against said oodT9w are
1tt months to fife ttflr taitns the lrolhr te'
tOrthg % ihe terms u said deed With lS uAdeTsSted'
SFi3 GEO, ". SlGllgSt'tSElEGte,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16

BUOkSKtN q L0YEs,
/ DOZEN eSits p als4ses bst ks6la GloFts' ta' IT,
60 '9s - aglsSgtU GO,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16

TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the treatment Of elias Of diseases hitherto ntsyeed
lis, (jbthor Nalk on STLf F5tLETattcU,) 10 plWSc
latniEt tentR Of tho cAuses u nervous 9shy, otal
and nAutp'tolsl mental aaI phI%eaI suffer
tltlist deadly agA fatal SplnIa u d0N as misery AID
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16

a1t arpltsta liza, III. klSKEGLS tondres his practice
N slaIttCulal NEth Of tEliclNe, Which cnGRsts his
rtNvileI attention. Nc tANtOi& I've unfortunate
SstilSl tie SCGe O la0,Cu|i lNnsaEAS arc anNpSlly
nscNiatcd on Of Ittp Recent Affections ate promptly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16

! J.5.tsti {RBPaY 10 OlSSELF WARN. 49,.
QS ttttlStL fl typrIt OF netiRo Shirts and NAV
y; ~ AMI @tEAte by ], STA lkNAS,.oa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-16
WERI' POTATOES.
100 etSH6LS nom NoriolSi tuPetiot a1iitt :ov

JUST REUEIVED.
IA PAR kL!S t%tt4 Flour, Roger brandt
100 40 DO 10 various Sf6Sis.
os2l aa CORR on NJ r I'LL NSS 9GE..
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10
J. W. McCLUNG,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

DR.. J. ]. GALLUP,

Dr. . .. 6ALLCFS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIER ROOT
r,,. ,s., ,r,., .e.c,,., s....n, -.,.,,
er used ior u, :, c..r, D;.r,i 90 Ssoir. -,
Cholera In atm .nmn ~ cnn,.fn,s ~ ,1
E1GN KENEpYru A'
SS1AT1C CI;o,ERa IN TIC r,psr rrtcrr
vulnJS Iaelicine Ia. b en- in ,,se ms G
II es;ahli,bed n r.nnt.t,nr as ,,r =, - $50
SURPASSED hy any mei;cin. II, -hn vol, ;.ho-t a.
aid OF nun uc or ndyeriis. mems OF .nT L,,6 anS ~
present proprietor is only induced to resort TO- the COL
rmns q, New snan.,s fr che rnroos -, 80, vi. ~.
rhoIe body Of the American peopl. the rnorI,a-e
which experience cru or,y give to The fer5.
L. tbe result Of m any ~ arr inye.trsn, 81. c.ra u
BoweI iai,ts and the adsptsson Of Tesetanle rem
.,I,.s IN th.sr rure Th. ,,ro,,.ti - =, -, ,ss. -
and medicines in the 81 ps .re en- y.j rno H.. u1
person witt, common share Of knowledge and 1udc-
nent can ten wha, win have ,cndenc, IN r.lax "a
whal to COZ. tpaie the box.,s AL Know thai OHM
while il Studies the srstem tn cbert ~
action Of The bow els and that casfa OIL and alan. and
va ety o, other medicines have an opposite Tendency
And who does # know that an over dose ,f nuur 4
death and SO of most Of the meSbc;pes in use.
The great aim among physicians has De to compound
medicines Of this Kind il such uua ties that the dsrase
vii be removal IN tn. mcdic ne III 81 ef of ,,,od,c-
ina deafh This object i .enrr.;.v .ccomn.hed Lr
knowledge Of te strength Of the poison hut the result
the disease snotr ,sson,n r' the a, s.a
ping the Foundations o health so hat .ach c-re b,nrs
III INF rtnns paien. one Stage nearer az esly gave
or TO AN inpotr,u and unbanny old are
Docron GALLUP ras early srru, K with this pecali-
arlIy in The NAM ~, m dcincx ana b;r easrtS and
devoed his time 4, IN. disco.ery ,,y re,nedy Are,
several yeas nep, in frut les, Amor, he
in Observation-Disclosures M ,a. d., IN ont,a 1880,
the isrons ,rinci,a can 10 SER. r.,ed from the cnr.
tive and thai thew are n. .v An ndant unon each oth
or sor their eA.c,S ue,so succ,.ad.5 ., disrove-nr
meh,d - .nsr ,t;,r To- ~, ss s "a ,,rac,;-
c.hIe 'A-' ~ -' ~>'' ~'1 f'"~'-
ru1s crr.r n,erorrpv
.n.h,.s ,,,, -, - -. ~ - 49, .,in
go Co. 80. on,r'i. , 70. nc "a. -" 80 80 E
,,roneras 1rs,h III - ~ ,h ne "a
hu d;saass -, ~ ht r -, .,.rcsr,nr,h ,,s.
~ f,,e ,,s,;s,.t. 'Ae "i''N'A e e
! Srcb &C. tna or,-,, 81, che x nav, po,- AVID
src, i,s .s, -. "a e -, = "a ''"A1
'N ~ . rn ~o' aalases oseI oanei mou'o'ne.
d,nsrr ,s,s.ins " sAe quAi'e' '"' "nf' " VI
o'r =. ueuic'ne: =.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10
Agricultural Fairs.

In those great States Of the East an
West, where Agricultural Societies have bee
formed, and where Fairs have been held TO
the promotion Of the noble pursuits of Agri
culture and the Mechanic and Fine Arts, i
has been customary for Committees to be ap
pointed to meet and impartially decide upor
the merits of the various articles Of the In
dustrial occupations which might be on ex.
hibition. Committees are generally selected
with reference to the capacity of their mem.
bers to judge of the superiority or inferiority
of the works of nature and art placed before
them.
At the recent Fair held at Minneapolis
some over kind friends of ours, and of Mr..
Newson of the Times, were foolish enough to
place both of us, with other editors, upon the
Committee on Fine Arts. We two were as
great fools as our appointors to undertake
the duty assigned US. Our wiser neighbors,
Goodrich, Ames, Attwater, &C., did not
make their appearance upon the Fair grounds;
but the Great Imaculate of the n. W. Dem
ocrat did-with the editors of the Times and
Minnesotian.
Mr.. Newson felt inclined to give the pre-
mium for the best Daguerreotypes to Mr..
Whitney, Of ST. Paul-so did we; and so
did every one-lady or gentleman-who
noted the pictures on exhibition. AS Chair
man Of the Committee, we called upon Mr..
Hotchkiss to give his opinion but just then
he had some other duty" to attend to /;
besides his mind was made up-Whitney's
pictures were inferior to Mopell's." Whit
ney lives at ST. Paul-Monel doesn't.)
Our readers may not have noted the re-
port of the immaculate Hotchkiss, as pub
lished in the Minnesotian of yesterday. We
re-pubhsh it:
DAcuERREoTYPEs.-J. W. Mcneil, of St
Anthony, had on exhibition case of Dagu-
erreotype likenesses and different views Of
the Falls of St. Anthony, Minne-ha-ha, the
Suspension Bridge, &c, which presented the
art in its highest perfection, recommended
First Premium.
J.E. Whitney, of St. Paul, had large
number of most excellent Daguerreotypes,
many of which were on exhibition at the
first Annual Fair of Hennepin County.
The Committee deem them worthy Of Dr.
ploma.
After some other miserable nonsense, equal
to this, Hotchkiss signs his name as the
COMMITTEE"
New, Whitney, You had better cae' Give
I'D business and knock under! Hotchkiss
a,as aroused his ''sleepy and vacant impetu-
osity," and Pronounced judgment against
YOU. 1t is true that he asserts a positive
falsehood, that you exhibited on this occa-
sion the same pictures You did last yea; but
what of that When Hotchkiss speaks.
that's the end of those whom be speaks
against So you had better sslut up shop
Next wear we are going in for having
Hotchkiss put up as an Agricultural FAIR all
}.y himself. and have him as the whole OF all
the committees on premiums. Won't be
swell on that occasion! 'Sleepy and vacant
impetuosity" will have another grand chance
of displaying itself.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10
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fam ly Journal sent free application.
Apr! IS, 1855. tfiyl