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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22

nILs, Lard, Linseed, and Tanners Oil. Turpentine
~ and Pitch, for sale at DALZELLs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22

KEEP COOL DON GET EXCITED
sr1ae Great AttraCt1o11
T this time seems to BIZ at the little cheekered store
an immense stock is now opening consisting of saPls
and fancy Dry Goods of every variety. WOODEN good
and Cloths good assortment OF Hats. Caps and
Cioyrs Boots and Shoes large stock and great va,
rety oi ready made clothing. ! can beat the Jews
having The largest quantity and greatest variety in
mar. ct; Groceries Crockery, shef-haraware. etc..
Iii which will be so at auction prices. All purchas
ers are warranted not to go away grumbing or cnme
hack dissatisfied Recoect, ered store on Front
street opposite Steam Mill. no
Dayenpor. Nov. 10th. J. b. DoANE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22

MORE NEW GOODS!
,,HE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
=, No ala Claire Pow. d s. ltnd' stock Of
NEW GOODS,
Consisting In part Of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Lamps, Tatle-Ware,
silver and Britannia Knives and Forks,
spoons. Pen-knives and Cutlery:
which added to his usual Stock and Sarefy. wn' sna
~, h, 10 supnly the demands ofhe Public in his ne
Win the best choice to ssle. Pefern ara Q6aiity
and he will be pleased TO supply them at the ye,y lex
pyices. -. ,o. "
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22
Buckets! Buckets!

T UsT received and for sale Wholesale and heai'
81 fine lot OF W OGDEN Ruc els. ,-rr.,.N
January ist. bUkHoNS - W h"'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22

A Good assortment Of PoYtmonas AMI lanes "o!A
n cs.arseY sale very lew AWE lie Clasrs He~'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22
WALC0TT HOUSE..
FIRST station West on the line sf the II Z

-" q 7aU u WIltb 110m U3v0Q00ff. -
'I'HE undersigned has furnished the above hau.. q.
good style, and is ready to aecomm odats a,l ~
may favur him with their patronage
Persons desrous Of passing few weeks ou,eev =.
the praire where there is always delighsfsl Ssss.e
VIII ma Wa'cott to repay them for visit,
the vicinity. "
share Of public patronage il respectfully soI,,,eA
1r., JACOB AYxR6
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22
SEARS, WOOD. I, CO.. ar
Bsdstsad Manufactures, I..mteS uefeAasO
and Dealers In HlaasA 1luosss3.

MOLINE, ILLINOIS. = fsgis
THE only establshmentin ths Wes. vAsso =
= SHERW UOD'E CELEBRA1kD 9ulHl&o
LATHE ID used for turning PaNhATIc Heanss sueA g
!terets, Batssfsrs, Bed PsstS, 5a6ie LsGs,AnAo
work too various 70 enuDersts. with the ~
tasts yay ssYSssr. Making the most perfect snA
beautiful work that fancy can deas, snd haviAe ihs
appearance Of cSsfiy eeYVed work.
June ~. it
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22

NEW GOODS.
ROBBINS g. CO.,
CHEAP CASH VARIETY STORE,
No. Le Claire Block.
HAvE this day received and opening Choice Sc
IL lection of Fashionable Goods, consisting of the
Wiz
Black. striped and Plaid SILKS; French Merlnoes;
Poplins. Print Cashners. Brosha and
Bay State Shawls; Plaid and ain De LANES;
Curtain Drapeiy Linen HANDxERcHIE s;
Lawns. Cambrics. Muslins Linen and Cotton Edgings,
Insertings, Embroidered Piano and Table Covers;
Ladies Silk Worsted and Cotton Hose; Gloves;
Ribbons. &c Ac, all of vi hth We cal the Earticu-
Ia attention of the LADIES' who We will ebdeasor to
please IN the goods and prices. Cril and see u.s.
ROBBINS b co.
Davenport. Jan 18th. 1s55-dtf
DISSOLUTION
,1>HE Co-Partnershir heretofore existing between
/ the subscribers. under the hrm Of .s N. DALzELL
d DRo., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
JAS. NJ. DAIZELL,
Davenport, Feb 10, SIS WIN NJ DALzEIL.
Co.Partnership Notice.
THE undersigned have this da. formed &C. part
nersbip for the transaction Of General Commission.
Grocery and Iron Business, under the Arm OF J.s NJ
DALzELL n Bro. JAS. DALZELL,
FL n nAIZEII.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22

KEITH LEWIS,
Manufacturers. Wholesale and Retail dealers in
Buctsiin, Fur and Wool
GLOVES AND MITTENS;
F.NcY GLovEs, WHIPS, LAsHrs. &c.
Selling OF at P.IcEs defying competition.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
MAIN STREET, DAVENPORT.
Cash paid for Deer Skins. Nov e5 DIFF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22
Washing without Labor

A NDREwS celebrated Soap Powder for washing
n and making Soft Soap, for sale at
dec 90 DaLLELL'ss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22

MARBLE WORKS.
TINE undersigned would respectful announce to
/ the citizens OF Davenport ant Vlcl J, ana 10 all
those wishing to purchase mon EN- 10 the mem,
ory of their deceased friends, tha hey De supplied
by calling at his shop, on Mains bet en- rirst ana
Second, west side, where he VIII tple ea 10 iurnisn
CUT STONE Of every descTiIt f,asi ow as 1t can be
bought in the Western county.
Italian and American Marb for Monumt nts HEa u u
and Root STONES Also q uperior article of FREE
STONE. &C., vefy cheap. W. w. hENNEDf.
Davenport, June y. ls53-25
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-22

Gold Pens,
A FULL assortment at A. q. BILLIONS.
n may 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11


{. This week number ol napbla dealers
will open their antumn styles. We do not
know that any particular day is set apart
4 rthe whole number, but we are informed
that Molyneux Bel.in Canal street, will
open on Tuesday, and have been obliged
with sight of his ilnportatons aud inven-
, tons In advance. Tie styles this year are
richer, more imposing, und less gorgeous
than they have been for season or two
Black is the distinguished color, but other
rich, warm hues may be worn with good
toste. Purple, deep brown, blue and dark
green arc all admirable and elegant.
q In size, the cloak is larger and more
comfortable and, with the heavier trimming
required, takes an air Of great richness.
Velvet is much used, trimmed with moss
cdsing, borders Of moire antique, edged
with moss fringe, or, what is more distin-
guished still, 4 border of ostrich feathers
wo ven into fabric that seems like a lus-
trious fur. Embroidery is less used than it
has been but it may be worn by persona
of the highest fashion without question.
Indeed, from The exquisite variety of design
which embroidery embodies and the artistic
effort produced, persons Of good taste will
always be found to prefer fine embroidery
to anything else. There is maroon vel
vet cloak in Bells show rooms with five
hundred dollars worth of artistic labor
elaborated upon it. The design and work
were all done in his work rooms. and
among his out door employees where from
five to seven hundred persons are employ
ed 10 making garments such as will be ex-
hibited on Tuesday. .
We refer to this, that our readers nav
have some idea of the immense importance
to which this cloak and mantilla trade has
arisen, within the last ten years. So far
back as that, the whole business was con.
fined to dress making establishments, while
few fashionable stores made it a branch
Of their business, Only---nsw there exist
half a dozen establishments, more or less
entirely devoted to this business-Nortb,
South and West, these garments are at.
tributed, BY Wholesale, in quantities thA
seem absolutely surprising, whilo the retail
trade in the city is on the increase every
year. va r
But in speaking Of the business we must
not forget tho particular garments of tn,
season. In form, as we have said, cloaks
are made large and Of at least fifty different
forms. We will describe one of black vel
vet. trimmed heavily with border Of os-
trich plumes. err ~
At the neck is yoke, surrounded by a
small cape which terminates at the should
ers in loose hanging sleeves, while the yoke
descends H. front in pelarns form with
square ends.-A square skirt descends half
way down the person meet ing the pelarine
front and thus iorminga perfect garment.
Circuiarsare still worn, and cloaks with
deep yokes, and bodies plaited full around
them. Velvet, moire ,ant,que, and very fine
are the most fashionable materials Velvet
is often trimmed with moire, and vice vcr-
ga; in both casss The effect Is beautiful.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

a.F Eight shares Of Tue capital stock oi
the Newport Gas Light Company wore
sold yesterday iog $50 per slage by George
", Knowles to job A. Peckham this is
portion Of the stock which was sold by
the Traders Bank last May, which tbey
held as collateral seeurjty, and which they
gave up,t to the astonishment of every one,
before the Draft for the payment of which
1t was he'll, was due, to Henry Bull in
February last, in order to enable that pup
py to carry on bis war against the men
who were instrumental in Introducing gas
into tho city, and who had worked day and
night without compensation, to increase
the value OF the stock, and benefit the peo :.
pie of Newport. Whether. this is an ac-
tual sale or not, we are unable to say but
we advise people who hold stock not to take
this sale, If il be sale, as criterion of
its value,-for, it must be remembered that
IL is sold to Job A. Peckham, who Is the
partner of this fellow. Bull. An action is
pending in the U. 8. Circuit Court against
the Traders Bank, brought in consequence
of their unheard- of conduct in giving up
collateral securities to Henry Bull, who
had nothing to do with the transaction, and
Bull has given the Bank bond to indem-
fnify them against all losses in consequence
of their conduct.
The people of Newport will ultimately
understand this fellow, Bull, when his tran.
sactions in connection with the Gas Com
pany are fully spread before them, at the
proper time. We intend, on future oc-
casion to draw his delectable portrait in sc-
curate colors. We know him thoroughly
and well, and we intend to do him-whst
he most dreads-the most ample and stern
| justice Ft4 goo
We should not be surprised if II was the
desire Of the bogus Directors of this Com
pany to reduce the stock in the market
from its par value, 800 per share, to the
lowest possible price, and then purchase
controlling quantity, as a matter of specula.
ton. This fellow Bull, in January last,
sent dirty and unprIncipled pimp of his
to Philadelphia, and he there made the
most foul and malignant representations. to
stockholders in that city, in regard to the
state of affairs in the Gas Company up to
that time; we have all the documents, and
in due time shall publish them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11
MARRIED..

In this city. SATURDAY. evening, Mt the North
Baptist Church, b, the Rev. DR.. CbouIe.. Mr.
Joseph Bokec. Of New \ ork, and Miss Isale! Ia
d., 81 est daughter Of William w. Hazard, Esq.
O. this city. -.,...a
The bride was beautifully srraycd, and theic
was large aud'en;s present to witness the in
t.resti"g ceremony may their pathway ever he
pleasant. and may they always enjoy the richs st
blessings Of life. 'Fi. I 1.o.eiua n.rf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11
NoRFoLx, October 1, 1855.

-
To the New York Relief Committee
GEkrLEMEN-I deem It suitable to for
ward to you such information as I can col
lect, respecting the wants of the people in
his vicinity. According to rough census
lately taken in Norfolk. the present popula
tion IL about five thousand, Of which three
thousand at least require and receive relief
from public or private charity. The popu.
laiion Of Portsmouth is estimated at three
thousand, Of which two thousand are chief
ly supplied from the public stores. The
provisions and cash on hand, it is believed,
may carly them through three or four
weeks, in case their necessities do not in
crease !, but 1t is clear that their necessities
must increase as the cold season comes on,
and the absentees return. A large part Of
the absen.ees will not require assistance,
but many will, because, in order to make
their escape, they sacrificed all they poss-
essed. and will return destitute. There are
numbers beside who will not present them
selves as needing help. Too sensitive or
proud, they suffer until searched out, and
then, although without bread or meat for
days, or means to procure 1t, they endavor
to conceal their situstion.s pF'YTg tF4tf
The pride of these unfortunate families
is csrainIy ill-timed, but their feelings
should be respected, while their misfortunes
and Affections are commisserated and their
wants relieved. / am panied that my purse
both charitable and private, is not equal to
what am convinced Is greatly needed.
From the crowded state of small dwellings
together, It seems nearly inevitable that ty-
phus fever must break out in ihese locali-
ties. Dependency, even to despair and
filth, already abounds. II needs but want
of foods to precipitato another disease but
little less fearful than the present,
1t Is needless to occupy your time with
details Of my own employment. The
crowded condition and heplessness in the
localities Of the destitute require incessant
attention 10 reform.
Tam desired to present to You, gentlemen
of the COMMITTEES, and through you 10 the
generous contributors, the heartfelt thanks
Of the people in this vicinity, tor the timely
and important assistance rendered to them.
And beg to add, on my own Judgment,
that do no, see how those who survivs
after the sickness has passed, are to exist
without great and continued sxertions
through the Winter.
.asss You're, respectfully, 4 II
~. .,ir JAmss WfLsoH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11
FIsKE MEDICAL PRIZE QUESTION.

FISKE MEDICAL PRIZE QUESTION.
7'HE Trustees OF the Fiske Fund, ut the an.
i M ! meeting Of the Rhode Island Medical
Society, held at Provideace, Jane 6h, 1855,
announced hat the premium of fifty dollars Of
fered by them in 1854, for the best dissertation
bearing the motto I'~
Corn from the sheaves OF scrence, with stub
ble from my own garner. H
And uron breakin the seal Of the accompa nv
ing packet. they iearned that the successful
competitor was Albert Newman. NJ. D.. ot At
tieborOugh, Mass.
Aud that the premium of one hundred dollars
offered by them, upon tho FL question, The ef
feet Of climate on Tubercu.ous Disease, had
been aw ,r,led TO the author Of the dissertation
bearin the notices ssst .ft
ella longis m0rbis soIum mufare."
"In the cure Of almost every disease, the 70.
moval Of the producing at's should be the
primary ot,ect."N Ntt
And upon breaking the seal Of the accompa.
nying packet, they learned that the successful
competitor was Mr.. Edwin lee, member of the.
ROYAL College Of Surgeons OF London, sc. &c.
They propose the following subject Tor 1856:
"Does pregnancy accelerate or retard the de
veopement Of Tub,rc'e OF the Lungs in pei son
perdisposed to Disease" .F.4 a...
For the hest dissertation on this subject the
1rusteee will pay one hundred dollars.
| Every competitor Tor premium is expected 10
coniorm to the following .cgalafions, viz
To forward to the Secretary Of the Fiske
Fund Trustecs,oh or before the first day Of May,
1855. free OF expense, a copy OF his dissertation
with motto written the 'eupon, aud also &C.
companyne a scaled packet, having the ssme
motto Inscribed upon the outside, and his name
and place OF residence within. = .f9l
Previously 20 receiving the premium awarded
the author Of the 'rsccessiuI dissertation must
Iansfer to the Trustees all his right, title and
interest," in and to the Same, for the use, benefit
MI behoof oi the fiske Fund.
Letters accompanying the unsuccess fui disser
tation will he destroyed by the Trustees, unopI
ened, and dissertations may be- procured by thei-
respective authors. il iiarpIication be made there
for within three moaths. fra fu YfI.l
ARIEL BALLOU, NJ. D., Woonsocket,
HIRAM CLEVELAND, N. Providence
ISAAC RAY, ". D., Providence,
hna t1aI.5 Trustees.
3. AUo. ARNOLD, M. D., Providence. Secrs.
ary Of the Fiske Fund Trustees. ale 6w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

The revenue oficers at Boston having
had their suspicious excited IN regard to
q lady passenger In the steamer Americs,
which arrived on Friday from Liverpool
they proceeded to examine her person for
the smuggled articles. Upon examination,
the iolds OF her skirt were found 10 con-
tain a large amount OF expensive laces and
other articles, all of which were forfeited.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

The aeamshIp Adria.ic now being built
for the Collins line Of steamers win be
completed, ths Iass<* and most insgnIf-
cent vessel anost She win Measure Ave
: shcusasa nix hundred IONS her length
win b thss huadfcd and forty .dve fec, on
the brOad line !; depih, Of hold ihiry-ihree
feet breadth Of beam fly feet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

DUTNAM'S Monthly Original Portraits of
L Washington-Wind and Rain-The Wiley
House--Bento Cereno--Unknown Tongues =
Life Among the Mormons-My DarIing--Al-
fred Tennyson--Living in the Coan,ry-The
llelmet--Experiences in Mouot vernon--The
cenccs Of Tempest--ta asst L,ie--The Kansas
observation-disclosures Notes, sc. &c. For sale
by it ff4E pg e. r. .HAMMETT, Jr. q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

NEW Goods--Just received n large lot o
lV Ribl,on., Frcnch tlowers, French buds,
anil MI other kinds cf Misery goods usually
Kept W svch IN est ,i,Iishncn. AIso twen'y
Ave haodred rpools of sewing SiIk OF all shades
snd III the hest q,slity. al 80 Thsme. street,
co, ner OF Chwrh. IRA FRENCH.
s22 aen oi the Big Bonnet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11
IDI ID.

In this city, 9Th, Mary Elizabeth, infnnt
daryhter OF Mr. Theodore Ambrose, jagged week
and s days. q"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

NONt ECTiONERY 500 ID. Fresh Candies,
" just reed by YOUNG Il SMITH.
s24 III Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11
NEW GOODS.
mo. is5'

4. ENTS' Merino Shirts, Cotton do, I.iucu and
" Cotton Drawers. FaIsc Wrisshands, Byron
CsIlars. silk 5sspenders, Black sin Scsrfs and
Iiandk'ks, new style of Summcr sim cravass,
Silk, Thread, and fancy coIorcd Half Hose,
Fsscy eoloscd Kid. Sill, L'se Thread anil Cot
ton Gloves. Vest Buttons and R,ngs, Boys
Belts, this day received aud tor sale ~ the
lowest prices at United states Clothing S,ore,
J20 2 doors North Post o.fce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

SPiRlruALrsM'--The Philadelphia Argus
says; The last and one the boldest folies
we have heard. occurred last week, in the
upper part OF the city. The spirit Of a
murdered man has been for months in trb-
1slation, but finally, q few days since, sue
ceededin communicating the fact that hav-
ing been Murdered some ten years since
his body wac placed in dry well in a sit
ting posture, and the well having since
been filled the position was found inconve-
nient, especially Is ths place had been bull,
upon, and the spirit wants the body taken
up and decenily inferred. The precise To-
cation was indicated directly beneath the
steps Of ! certain house in Hutchison street
between Popular aud Girard avenue and
since then the most laborious excavations
have been going on 10 find the body, while
the story has Afforded abundant food for
gossip. -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

The Archbishop Of Paris, In his address
10 the Empsres, eoneratulating him upon
the fau Of Sebastopol, took occasion to add
the following item q cong'stsiatIen on
slsogs<lDssA uGsssAs subject.
"sirs-- The national joy is increased BY
the thought shas Heaven, after oil these
triumphs, prepares foF you In addition do
mestic joys, which will Be- 20 much more
delightful 10 yosr heart ss they will be al
% ior the psblic good" ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11


&. =. a New Orleans editor quotes from one
Sf his contemporaries the following para
grsbh, in which he thinks he perceives
soms,hing mystical, TO say the least It
may h, however, that the critic il at fault,
and We therefore submit tho paragraph to
our readers swithout note or comment =
aThe continued decline Of the yellow fe-
vsr IN ihis city since the week ended On
the 18th uItimo has been a. rapid and con-
stant az gratifying. Then the deaths by
yellow fever alone soere not very largely
l short ef double IN number what those from
all causes 'oers during last week; then the
number Of deaths from other causes Das
two less than that Of last week ,sas then
! Inc deaths from yellow fever Ders more
han thses times those from other causes
whiIs lsst wssk ths dsaths from other csus :
. es than yellow fever wcro nearly ons-third,
lnorp fIen .hese caussdby tbss disesse."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

(.oSrscrtoSssvl l-Gum y rors, ~ lube Paste,
" Msreh M>llow Dcops, Gloves, Csss,a, Coridpd-
ere, Psrpermiu's ana sick Isadlrs, just rereived
fresh BY Ir .san YOUNG a SMITH,
SIS Ill Thtnss st
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11
THE GREAT RACE Il!
5000 Bottles Sold in 80 Days! !!
OLD DIR. WILLIAM ABBOTT
q AHEAC III

. II EADEIt,I1ese ara fast tines, and II. In IN
great whlfl AMI press Of This busy sr ese, ,shero
AZ around sun urs tesming With lie and sctisty,in
The eager pursuit 81 gain or livelihood, gslnei by
good strong honest Industry, ,su fsd Yourself una
De 10 sesp soar end np and me forced TO sii down
quietly. sufFtrins undsr d'so,dered stomach or II
Dyspepsia, COstiyeness, BiIli-
ON Complaints Jnuudtce,
Bad HumOrs, Coughs,
Colds, Headache, sc.
raise up, aud 90 at once for bottle old DIR. Wm
Abbot's Bitten, take them by the directions 20 In
good faith and strong hope for you be cured as
well as ten thousand Others, who, could they Ill
speak Us praises with one voice, would be heard
from Maine 10 California. The strong N
Tor u maintains them in yigor the weak ard de
bltaed Use u for II renews aud goratcs, moth
ss give it to theT children Tor IL safe, honest
family medicine.
The Rich and the Poor use It
They both need the same help,-all professional
men, Tor seden:ary pursuits bring ON Indigestion
and the above complaints the mechanic, for he
wsnis good appetite and a sound nights rest -
the iaborer for his health s often his only capital
and best friend 1.-THE sailor, far away from home
medicine, such as OLD DOCTOR WILLIAM An
DOTTs BllTER5- The ladies' use these Biiiers
for tnc cure OF pimpes and bad humors, ~ they do
not add TO good looks In short, they are used by
all classes and have been for forty years u IL no
medicine of day, made to taste pleasant and ad-
veriised Tor sale Is IL got up TO clear the Maine
Law either. II Is composed Of natures remedies.
and will restore the trSe working of her laws--
Come away then from your prejudices and leave
your worn out disappointed hopes,
BUY AND TRY THIS WONDER WORKING
MEDICINE,
WHICH COSTS BUT FIFTY CENTS
If NO CURE Is EFFECTED THE MoNEY
WILL BE RETURNED.
Throw away your costly nostrums, give 10 sim
pie natuie's remedy trial, aud the word and
iruh Of old DR.. William Abbott you will not bs
disappointed.
This valuable Medicine IL for sale at all the re-
spectacle Druggists, Apoihecaries, and Grocer.
stores.
will please to address themselves 10 the Proprietor
for term, s,&c., at 90 State street, Boston.
d q. n. RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor
I. SO Stale Street, Bosto
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

HoHE.-H6ms q ! genuine Saxon
word-a word kindred to Saxon speech,
but with an Import common to the race Of
man. Perhapsthers isno other word in
language, that clusters within so many and
90 stirring iheanihgs, that calls into play,
and powerfully exciies 50 many faculties
ofour bsine. tnt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

Grand Dixie Constantine, of Russia, has
sent y usutspant Maury an autograph
letter ccmplinenting him upon hls
.scienti6c attainmsnis. =, ..l ~ sesi ss