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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

" The House Of Representatives of
Massachusetts have expelled brother Hiss
OF the Nunnery Smelling Committee, on
account of the Mrs. Patterson affair; where.
upon brother Hiss says that he is no worse
than all the res, OF the Know Nothing
members, and that he can prove that the
chairman Of the Investigating Committee is
jast as deep in the mud az he is in the
mire. We have no Ioubt but that he
speaks the truth in regard to both cases.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
OVERS HEALING EMBRoCATIoN.

This valuable remedy for Rheumatism, Pains,
Cuts &e., cannot bc surpassed by any other article
in the market. Pain Killer, Liniments, or other
nostrums are thro wn aside wherever this embroca-
tion IL introduced. For sale by Hazard AZ Caswell,
aud n. J. Taylor, Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
the steamer

p Tho new steamer Metropolis arrived
here from New York, Sunday morning
at o'clock, making the passage in hours.
Sho left in company with the Plymouth
Rock for S.oningtsn, but very soon bid the
last named boat graceful adeu, by leav.
ing her far behind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
SAM.

&, Rr ,thcr Hiss has taken his seat twice
in the MASSACHUSETTS Legislature since his
expulsion, and has both times been rcmoy.
ed by the Sergeant at Arms. oh, these
lovely moral smelling Committee Of Know
Nothings
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

Among the passengers by tho steamship
Africa for Liverpool last week was the
venerable Mrs. Gardner Greene who goes
to England for tho purpose of visiting her
brother, Lord Lyndhurst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
DEFIANCE sAEAM,NDER SAFES

VBT TNNNE r SN IN VI NTNTTT'TN t'NT I'D =
ROBERT NJ. PATRICK is the SOLE
manufacturer in the United States of the
above celebrated Safes, and +. e. G6rFIs's
InPKkKTRABLE DKFiAscE Lock AM
CRoss-BARs--The best Safes and Locks COM
bned in the world, to whom The highest prcmi.
uns have Just been awarded, by the Committees
ofthe Metropolitan Mechanics Institute oiW ASH
ington and the A ,nsrican Institute, New YORK;
safes Of all sizes hand for sale, and made TO
der ot the DE, OF No. 1872 Pearl street, one
door below Maiden Lane, and at the Man.
ufactory Nos. 60, 81, 81 and &C Cannon St, n.
Y.
dis 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

1T WE are indebted to Mr.. Sherman
Clark, Of this city, who arrived here Tues
day from California. for late files Of San
Francisco papers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

u Gov. Gardner has sent message TO
the Massachusetts Legislature, dec lining to
remove Judge Loripg from Office; this is an
oct which reflects much cfedit upon him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

~ HowLAHp g. GouLp, st the City
Market, under tho Daily News Office, have
just received supply Of 'pleadid beef,
Rams. tongues. &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

NFY Bro,hcr's Keeper. bj A. u. Warner,
u Au,hor of DOLLARS aud Cent.,' Mrs, Rush.
erlorl's Children &c. Contents.
A Voluntary from the Wind-Toh Siick in
Waitiug-Lovc in the .ils~s
The last Day OF Drcember-Ths First VI Jam'-'
ary-t Night viw-Mis, Morsei's Second
Bre.kfast-The Butter ni"s 81 lSi2-From the
War Hawk-i.ittle kinducsscs--Confusioa ioa----
Into the Sh,dow--tDut Of the Sun-What Sort
of suhshin- IL wao--Lady HINES i.lush-1his-
Geutlenan's Cousin, Sm--Yankees Abroad
Patriotic Candies The S-cr, Socict, Of Med
icine Work by Firelight-The Modning's-
Fresh Brcath-A Day at tho Qaak-rage--nf
P.acr-rhe Buodcn OF the Spring Winds The
OH Thirteen Meadow Swset-Mother Bay
State anl h.r Chi.iren--1hr Stone Cutters
4 Country of Jo,-Ano,her Counir,-lndgcn.
ou. Vrx ion.--Set Fre-Why an Apple Fall
Gray Cl,nd at Suniown--hr. renn's Pocksi--
Two Men ~ the X Run--The Bar Placs--oves
the Br--in Poit. For sale Wy
CiiAS. r.. HAMMETT, Jr
u8 l2t Thames sir.et
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

ATLANTIC HOUSE.
TIE subscriber having reftted the AtL.nt.c
L House. aud put il in complete order, " i'll OPP
en- the same for the season on the 25th of May
he wi lhe prepared 10 accomino late men,bers vi
the General Assembly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
BAGS, Is lGS.

BAYS, BAGS.
DAGS always on hand and for sale by
ID m3 J. II. & n. w. PERRY.
STATE OF KHOLE ISLAND AND PROV
lDENDE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly, January Session, A. ID.
1855.
Upon the petition Of the Commissioners OF
" Newport Asylum, asking for liberty to
build bridge from Coasters Harbor to Rhode
Island, it was
VoTrD AND RE SOLVED, That said petition
he continued to the next session Of the General
Assembly and that the Petitioners cause notice
OF the pendsncy thereof to be given by publishing
copy Of this vote in the Newport Daily New $,
for AZ least ten days previous to the mex, Session
thereof A true copy, Attest.
WIN. X. WATSON, Sec'y.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
FKEN NCII LA n GU A G f /.

MIR. LUCIEN OUDIN, respectfully re.
lv1 minds his friends and the public
in general, that no continues to give lessons
in French, either in private families or at his
residence, 81 STRING STREET.
0r FOUR YEARS Of constant and succcss-
ful teaching in Newport, enable Mr.. OUDIN TO
offer TO those unacquainted with HIM the best
references.
TERMS: For - Lessons. single scholar, Sl2.
Several scholars, each, $40. ..... m2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
SiiERlFF"S SALE.
Sheriff. Office, Newpor, Co.

Sh''" o"'Scb ''s"p''' W.
NEWPORT, Sc. Newport, May 9Th, 1855.
DY Virtue Of m execution is.u"d out Of the
ID Clerks ofhco OF the Court Of Common Pleas
for the county of Newport, Nov. Term, A. ID.
1854, nni TO me din ected and delivered in favor
of John Is. Palmer, Eno. w. Richardsra ind
John A. Wilbor, a | oi the city oonnty aml State
mNew York, Traders, in Company, as Psimrr,
Richardson x Co., aud against David Melville
and Henry Is. Melville. Copartners ~ Melville
& Co both OF the City, County aud State Of
New York. will sell at Pubie Auction On tho
premises, 10 the highest bidder, on Monday, the
ll,h day OF June, A. ID. 1855, at l0o'cloek, in
the forenoon, al, the right. title ana interest that
the ,aid David Melville and Henry b. Melville
had on the day Of January, A. ID. 1884, at
six o'clock IN the alter nson, the time Of attach
ment on the original wrn--in and To a CO. tain
lo, OF Land with dwelling house tsereon stand
ing, situated in the oily OF Newport, and bouad-
ed as follows Nor'heriy on land Enr,uerls OF
Wn. Moore, dec, 45 feet Soviherly partly on
Land lately oi WIN. Moore, Jr. f., deo., and most-
ly on Market Square, 2S iset Wc,terIy on land
Of v. liamn,eu, 43 lee,, in all said me asute.
mcnt more or less, and however h,undcd, with
use Of the ganbwsy s feet WIDE. Conduionn ut
sale wM. DOUGLAS LAKE, Sheriff.
ml2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

A Family wishin. bo,rl fnr the summon can
"A have the same on application To Mrs. Ry-
An, Beach Ro,i as the accommodations wiN
he found good. hbsrsl wlcc ia cSpoe'ed.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

Young LADIES' SCHOOL,
L WAsHiSGros SQUARE.
Summer term begins on the frs, Monday Of
May. Circulars giving particulars, with the
highest references, may be obtained at the
School. A. DALTON, Princip
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CCHENCK'S Sea Weed Tonic, and Man.
- drake Pills, a new and popular remedy for
Dyspepsia and kindred complaints, also for In.
termittcni lever Afresh lot Just reed by
HAZARD x CASWELL,
Apo,hecasies' Hall and Hall Of Pharmacy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
lllIIkn IiiILSt

rCitE snbscril+r ,nfarns his friends and
i the pablo. that III. house has lNen pn' IN
complete or,t-r aud Willie opsnr,f Oh the 2sth Of
May, tor the reception Of company Meabers
Of the General Assembly nnd others, will hnd'
,hi. good aud convrn.ent place to stop at.
ms CHARLES DEVENS, ,-Jr. d, proprietor.-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
EXTENSIVE
SPRING SUPPLY OF CHOICE X FRESH
q II n g. T. II r. =

GROCE les.
NEWTON BROTHERS invite the nt ten
lv tion If their custonlrIs 10 the ioilowing
h0ice stock of fresh ian, Groceries irkt Itc'd
per sfoop Rcnli from New YORK, which are "l-
fTed al Wholesale and retail IN quuiiins o
suit purchasers at the lowest marie, prIser
10 bbls New ORLEANS Molasns
SO boxes brown Havana Sugar
10 bags Java Rio Coffee and Mocha Coffee
200 packages Green and Black Tens
so ibis Stewart refined Sugars
8 boxes Standard loaf Sugar f
rs bbis crushed aud ground Sugar
20 Boxes ground Coffee
100 bbls superfne aud rnirn Flour
200 bags extra family Flour
8 bbls Hominy and sawp in small Lags
ID 10 boxes heaion Grils and Farino
25boxes blue and pearl s'arcn
20 cases Indigo aud Fig Blue
40 boxes CASTLE and Fancy Soap
100 boxes extra and No. Soap
30 cases patent Amsterdam Cond-s
5 bbls smoked Beef and Tongues
10 casks Hams
500 bags 6ne Salt
s cases taSe Sah
Is tubs hai Lard
80 boxes Cheese
10 tierces prime Rice
so boxes refined SnIaeratus
8 boxes Sup. Cah,. Soda
10 boxes Cream O'Inrer
10 boxes Chocolate and Cocoa
l5 cases Baking Powder
10 cases American and English Mustard
rs box .s Pepper Ssuce
8 cases English Sauces and Pickles
25 baskets Olive Oil
10 boxes Olives and Capers
100 boxes unch aud layer Rnisns
100 halt and quarter boxes Raislns
rs kegs R,isins ....
30 boxes Smyrna, Raisins
100 drums Figs
S cases Prunes in Fancy boxes aud Jars
s casks Curran,s
20 boxes Citron
25 bbls dried Apples
8 bbls dried Peaches and Plums
8 bags Almonds 80
10 boxes Lemons
30 boxes pcre ground Spices
~ Kegs pure ground Ginger
8 cases Nuimegs and Mace
s bags Cloves, Pimento, and Pepper
10 boxes Lemon Syiup
20 cases Maccaroni and Vermacelli
Kegs Pearl Barley
Is box.s Fancy Crackers
8 cAses Preserves ard Jellies
10 bbis Elephant Oil
20 bundles Brooms
rs boxes Manufactured Tobacco
6cases smoking and chewing Tobacco
2Ojars Maccaboy Snuff
5bbls Scotch SnuG
100 boxes Pipes
200 reams Wrapping Paper
rs bbls cider and W inc Vinegar
~ cases Wolfe's Schedam Schnapps
25 casks Scotch Ale and London Porter
100 thousand Ssgars, &c, &c. ta2O
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
4 MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FON A MlrVEtLOU5 AGE!l
HOLLOW ,Y's OINTMENT.
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE GRAND ! xI IERNAL REMEDY,
rs the aid of sInler7sropr We millions of iI,-
tie openings ON tia surface oi our hedlss Through
these this ointnrni, whom rui,hrd ON the shin, ~
carried tn any org ar inward part diseases af
the Kidneys aisoId,rs 81 III. Liver af oiions ofthv
heart, inflammation Of ikc Lalgs, As'hmus, Coughs
aud Colds nrrby its means efeciually cured. Every
~ housewife. hnows thai rHt p.s-,s eely .hrs ugh
hone or mea, of nnv ,hirkne.,. Thi.I eaksr Ont,
meDt far more readily penetrstes ihroutL b ay here
or ieshy pratt al ne living body, caring iie mp.t
dtngrrons.in~ard complaints, That cupnoi be re"'h
ed by other means.
ERYsIPELAs. SALT RHEUM and SCoR-
BUTiC :iiUMORS.
No remedy las ever done 80 much for ibe cure IL
diseases "f ine Skin. whatever form ihsy msy n,-
sumo rs this oiDim.tt No tase Of wall Nhcuni.
Scurvy, Sorr Head, scTosp,a Erysifelss, rAn ~
wihstarJ Its irnuence The inventor has irsysl,d d
over many parts Of iAe rbs, wishing the principal
hospitals dispensing this Ointment giving advice ma
10 iis spplica'ion sEd has thns beeuthe me" Ds of
restoring eouLtle,s numbers to health
SORELEGS, SORE BREASTS, wOTNp Dr.
AND ULCERS.
Some Of the mos, scientific surgeons rely sole.
ly on'the use of this wonderful ointmrDt when hsv
ing to cope with the worst cnsss of sores, wounds,
ulcer. glJidular swelIings, and iumors. Professor
holloway has b, conmand Of the Allied Gevern-
mens dispatched To the hospitals of the East larger
shipments Of this Oinim.nt, obe used under tbs
direction of the Medical staff, In the worst ot
wounds II will caro- any nicer; glan6ular swellnr
Stiffness ar contraot.on efthe joints, even of2o'
years, sisniins
PILES AND ISTULAS.
Thc.s and Other similar distressing eom p,sints ssn
be efec,uaIiy crT-. II the Ointment be w,li Iobleh
in over the paris aasrt-d, aud by o,berwke fosfss-
ing the printed drec,ians around each pot
Both the Ointment and Pihs should BE- used in tbs
following eoses {:
8unions Piles = sptains
Burns rheumatism senlds
Chapped hands sat Rheum SEelled GIanjs'
Chilblnin. skin Diseases stiff Joints
Fisiulus Sore legs Uberp
Gout sore breasts yeneresl sorrs
Lumb,go Sore Heads Wounds Of nil
Mecurial ETup. Sore 1hroais kinds
tons Sore Of oil kin.is
Sold At IN Manufactures ofProfessey TToDLowA,,
No. e0 MAIDEN LANE, New York nnd ~
2i4. strand, (near Temple Bar, LondepD ssd by
all respectable DR. gg,-is and Dealers ofmsdc'he
throughout the iniei States and-the civilized ~orr
In Pots, at IS cents, 90 q cents. and 81 rnch.
UThefe Is u considerable saving by taking tho
larger sizes
N. N.B.-Direetions f"r the guidance Of patients In
v-sry disorder are sflI ed To- rneh Pot. Hl9ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

WILLIAM IL. CRANSTON.
COMMISSIONER TO TAKE ACKNOW-
LEDGEMEvT OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS.
FOR THE STATE OF NEW YORK
All KIND. Of Conveyanc1ng accurately and
promptly attended to, and titles to land care
fully examined.
Olics IN the DAILY NEws Building,
LA Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
EX.lINNLit. KANk,

ENtTINNUE BNNk.
A T the annual meeting Of the Stock holders ar
n the Exchange Bank holden on hr 7ih. thr-
following gentlemen were chosen Direcias TOR,
the ensuing year --Nathnn Han.Tsrit ID. =.
Holloway, FELIX .Prckh,nr, David Brausan!,
Samuel Carr John r. Tiliey, Thoma, Is. Shas..
m,n. At subsequent meeting of tho Directors
holden the same day, Natban iiamne,t, E,q,
Was reelected President, spi
mS -. ". HOLLOWAY, CASH r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

UPHOLSTERY.
" GOODS.
Lace Curtains and Curtain Musins
Soie dc LANES and Dimasks
French aud English.C Chin,z
White AMI Buff Shade L,ncns
Painted Curtains
PLAIN and Striped Reps
Printed Lastipgs
Colorcd SiIcias, Gimp. Curtais Bands
Gill Co,nice and Hooks. For sale by
+. LAYTON & BROTHERS,
all ~ Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

CElRCr SCiOUi..-- Instruction is gIves
- by REM. v. TilURSrUN ia all English
branches aud the Classics.
Terms, 800, par annnm.
Rooms in Church street, next below Masonic
Hall. Residence. corncr oi Mary aud Thnnes
streets. AL 3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

EYE SIGHT RESTORED by the use Of the
II new p,,ent Psriscopic glasses, an excellen,
assortment in Gold, Silver, Steel, Plated aud
German Silver bows, ais gold, shell aud steel
Eye GLASSES. Glasses fitted To the eye perfect
ly, and z, cd sight insu. ed by calling upon 90.
HENRY TISDALE, 1873 ThMnes-St.
a2l opposite Me, chants Bank.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

ZINE Pocket Cuiery rood assortment
T. ,n.i rscd TisDilE'S rss sIv''. No
IIs Ihams,.' min
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
GUARDIAy,s NOTICE.

THE subscriber has been appointed by the
i Co,yt ofPJobate Of Newport, Guardian oi
the person aud estate Of William A. Harry, of
full age, residing in Newport, adjudged by the
Court crson who. Tor want OF discretion in
managing his estate, is Likely to bring himself and
family 10 want, aud thereby 10 render himself
and family chargeable, and the subscriber has
given bond ms fts law directs. All persons hav-
ins claims against his said ward are notified to
exhibit the same within six months from Tho
date hereof and those indebted to make i,np,c.ii.
ate paymen, to SYLVESTER Il. HAZARD,
Newport, May 1855. Guardian
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

LARiNA Cologne, the genuine article. var.
L ran,ed. at TIsDALE'S new store, ll6
Thames VI. MILO
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
Tho Case Strongly Pat.

4 itieod OF ours, in conversation with an anti.
kuaw Nothing in our presence the other day, ad-
yaneed an argument that there is no gettitg away
from, and one that ought 10 be universally en-
forced. The anti was oheeting 10 the dislfan-
ehisemeni OF foreigners and their prohibition iInm
office Our friend sustained the American doc
ifiHe, thus DO you suppnse, SAID he, slhai II
you We're 10 cross the Niagara and become a sub
jcet nl her gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, You
could so iaf lufget the country Qf your hir,h-your
iathefland-as, In a few years to sever the last
lux that bound you IN 1t and srear TO ahlnte It's
laws, and rules, and It's ussses-lis Institutions
aud lis customs and be ready at the command OF
the Government 10 which you had sworn ale
glance 10 point your musket ut, aud pour bullets
into the breast OF your eonnirymen, bfethfeu and
kinsmeni Could yon do tins thnsf' asked he.
After moments pause, the anti replied, No,
could notl' We'll, then resumed oui friend,
how eau you expect the Englishman the Irish
man, the ffenchnan, OF the German to do il
The thing is hrenoseions, Il man is base en-.
ough 10 torget tue land Of his birth the graves OF
his iatbers the hills aud wales upon which he
hved his infant feet he will be a traitor 10 the
country of his adoption. Even the lions whclp
loves the lair Of Its nativity, and the vol the cav.
efn IN which II was barn-the sons OF the soil,
therefore, alone SHOULD rule
This Khs sensible talk aud right 10 the paint.
We wnnld ahfidge the foreigner Of no privilege
OF no immunity he enjoyed in the country lrom
which he comes Wcofef mofe-we atieId him
a homr the protection o. or laws, education for
his offspring. and every eemiori and luxury OUT
teeming land supplies hu, we are not willing ior
him 10 select uut rulers, nor are We willing 10
make a ruler Of him. II Is not the policy oi the
American party To dnianehisa man iefevef=
bat 1t is iis paleY TO require the oregnef TO serve
a. long a probation as the naiiHe-b1m, 10 a
period when, IT ever, be may become at least
partially Ameneanifel-to pcfiod oi u yeaH.
10. IUgiRiaa,
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
THE LOST PLAYMATE,
ny MISS rnd,uE CAREY.

-
hear the children shouting,
Ia the spring tine Of delight,
All that used to play together
All but one-are here Tonight
One we laid in peacelnl slumber,
Away from all liie's Ills,
When the roses OF The summeT'llne
Were dying on the hills.
And we oilen lhink about hm,
Where the shadows daIklY wave,
Though We know the blessed Savior
Has no, LEFT him in the grave.
Oil he had such shining ringleis,
Such a lair and noble brow
'fis straasa his little playma,es
Never seem TO miss HIM nov
Strange his name is never spoken.
As in sport they shnut aud call,
When the lost one was the latest,
Was the brightest one OF all,
And how often here Eve seen him.
When the day, as now, grew dim-
Obi Of all that play about me,
There is none that looks Ike him.
And his wiiehing childish actions
Ills earnest loving face,
Every little worl he uttered,
llaunis me in this lonesome place.
But there's one than me more faithful,
Chcfishes each look and tome,
One whose heart is ever craving
Fer the Lost one that IS gone.
All his plaYmaics may forget him,
All kis little friends that were,
But hls mother, oh his Mother
lie has never died To her,
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
Indian hIummien.

George C. Bates writes TO the Detroit AGycf.
iiser tina, the great mystery among the sayans Of
the world, 10 wit By what process oi art or skill
IN scieree the mummies ionnl in the Pyramids Of
Egypi have been preserved, and which modern
skill has exhausted all its resources IN ffmtless
efforts 10 anslyze-is known on the shores Of the
Pacific, among the wandering races ol the Chi.
hooks and the fla,hcais These rude sa,agcs
understand and practice this art with as much
success as attended the efforts Of the ancient
Egyptians. NJ. Bates say.
AT The famous depository ior The farmers of
California, on Montgomery street, arc iwo ,pcci-
mems which are well calculated 10 arouse the al.
teniioB Of the rejecting and 10 show how inii.
mate, after oil. are the relations Of ihc past and
the future The former Of these Is a F'aiheal
mummy, found IN bic canoe ON The shores Of pn-
get Sound in perfect state Of prcaefya'ion.-
Ihofe who have seen the Egyptian mummy
would he utterly asionishad at the exact smili-
tude. save in the formation Of the subject The
forehead Of the skull has been evidently jcplci-
sed BY outward mechanical appliances, bat in
all else !, is the mummy OF the Pyramid, In per.
feet state Of preservation. The eye hlllssrs sta
round under the 10, the teeth, the muscles and
tcndons perfect the veins injected with some PIE.
serving liquid the bowels, stomach aud liver
dried up bot not decaycd, all perfectly preserved.
The very banket that cnlwines him made OF
some threads Of bark, and saturated with some
pitchy substance, is entire. The inner caHoc, in
which he was found, had entirely decayed and
the outer one was nearly gone, yet The body j,
evidently just as II was prepared by the cfnbam.
er; and although exposed now to the open air. It
shows no sign Of decomposition. II would seem as
lit was prepared for ali coming time Where these
wanderers Of the desert learned this ant is aqucry
over which the wise may ponder; and ihose who
arc skillf in such things viii find food for thought
IN this strange specimen, picked mp near the dis
p1ted boundary on our western frontier
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
steam Save Z Grlst MiIl.

WE have established, and row have 10 foil
w operation in the immediate vicinity Of
Washington, first class Steam Saw aud Grs,
Mn. aud we will promptly OH all orders for
LufnbsF.
IN lew days we viii be prepared TO receive
aud Grind grain Our rrglllt DAY for Grinding,
will be each saturday and at such other times
through the week as circumstances will permit
Pcuan' bringing grain 10 our Mlll, will be ox.
pcclcd, 70 have their names marked ob their
Sacks or Bags-othorwise we will not be rcspon-
sibIe ior any lGsscs.
Orler for lumbsr lefi with MS at the Aill, or
with any Of the merchants OF Washington, will
be promptly attended TO-
All bills lor Lumber, wi'l be considered due,
on the ~ day Of January aad II not paid at that
time. will bear the usual rate Of interest.
L. V. COLLINS & co.
Warrington, Nor H. 1854 Ag-ti.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

sLasDrH.-Poeis, moralisls and diyincs, unite
in feprobating SANDER llistruly the pcsiicnee
walking in darkness" spreading coniagion far
and wide, which the mos, weary traveller cannot
avoid. More regulations are hinled away by
false friends thgn are openly destroyed by public
enemies. SANDER is the heart searching dagger
Of the assassin i IS the poisoned arrow whose
wound is incurnble 1t siabs the valuable char.
aeteT you hold 50 dear, with whisper, with
nod, with a smile.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30
WASHINGTON PosT.OrFICE.
Arrivals aud Departures Of the U. s. Mail

EASTERN MAIL.
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday, Fri % ?. ~.
Departs every Tuesday, Thur. aud Sat-, 2 4. II.
TEXAS. via GAINESVILLE
Arrives every Sunday, "Wednesday, Fnd. G =. N.
Departs every Tuesday. THURSDAY, Sat..,G a. n.
wAtsrr NIL AND snntyrronr
Arrives every Monday nnd Fuday.....GP p. II.
Departs every Wednesday 4 Saturday. y....G ST.
FULTON,
Arrives every "wednesday and Saturday, g r, 81.
Departs ..GA.N
CAMDEN.
Arrives every Sunday Thur-lay,......, Or. ~.
Departs every Monday anl Thursday. ....G A. 81.
PANTHER loR NouNrMSl
Arrives every Wednesday. A. n
Departs same 10 Yt,s....st..,.,sss.., r. ".
WuufnEEsnoRo.
Arrives e'eiy Tuesday, ...,......,,,....G =. 81.
Departs every Monday, y,.......,,......GA. A. NJ.
Each OF the above Mails close at =. 81, pre-
vious 70 the day OF departure,
r. L. PHILLIPS, p. M
Washington, Jniy 4, 1854
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-30

The opinions Of men are as many and rs differ
ent as their persons The greatest diligence and
most prudent conduct can never please them all