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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

~ ISLANDThe subscribers have for sale plot Of sbont o
scres beautifully located Lend Staten leland
which b. sd In parceso Of from to Is and which Tor
convenience Of ssuby aud commanding view, cannot
he excelled the leland
The Lend well wooded and contains most hesu-
te patu-l lawns that portion Of could b. prepared
building purposes wi triiug Fhs view from at
ton Of the land embraces Of New
Jersey with the towns cities and villages far as the
can sschbe Hudson River through the Paades ard. from
aor locations South Ray and Ocea The Land Of
nor quality for cultivation, wish sopng surface and the To-
cation h nnexer ptorable as % hea tn
IL ~ mle from Port Richmond fsetoyvle ana two
miles from ynnerhs LsI dir the Richmond Psnkrosd;
the "a me Quarantine Landing bsins sitasted
the ola Richmond Turnpike its Junction with the Manor
Road fuller descrp Ion Of the property with all particulars
A. 10 tsrus &c. may b. had on application 70
BURDEfr, DAVIS MAIN, No. q William st.
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Jnstrurtlnn.

DOOK-KEEPING PENMANSHlP, &c. are
I'D taught In superior and expeditions manner BY FOSTER
DIxoNk Co, no. SIS Broadway, where Gentlemen ana
Youths Qaased discharge the duties OF the Counting
house with rrumptness, f.silitJ and dispatch
TI,HE PITTSBURGH HIGH SCHOOL - The
II Directors Of the Central Beard OF ducadon Of Pseureh
desirous e obtaining PRINCIPAL for the Hsh school
about Ne established In this city OF the hgoast quail
hcAtons largest experience, aud who with proper
mmepd1oss is desired and to such person annual
salary Of % GO will be paid The Sch intended 10 be con-
Quoted 10 q similar those of The Esstern eitieS
Applications may be made the 18th OF July Address
R. 4. MeG0WIN. Pres Of .he Board
Pittsburrh. June 30 1855
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OFFICE on THE NORTH CAROLINA CoPPER Cosfah'f
No. 80 B .sycr-si., N-w Yoh.
THE NORTH CAROLINA COPPER COa-

PANY ate . brsnch q the North Carolins Minnt yrt
p.Dy having BY charter obtained from the ste 80.
disnct Con pany with IA corporate powers -
isef hss this day laid assessment OF Qua dollar % AZ
day Of August next a.. .~nsdk
All receipts r money advanced BY sockhodrs ioi 'n "
OF tn Company viii be rceiyed thsr par value -
pay meIt q assessments. -. An. sad
Sock which the assessment unpaid afte
6.t dsy Of August will be sdvorxsed .sS sola pube sao
to tho Highest bidder. for whom may
By order Of Tho Board y. W. Hlckss seS~s
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w s. MELLoR, Auctoueer-By HouGHros MELLoR.
THIS DAY, Tuesday, July 3, at 101 o'clock

D'HIS DAY, (Tuesdsy,) July 3, at IU3 O'CLOCK,
No. IFS Nassaust mortgage sale OF costly NEW sod
- WONDERLAND FURNITURE nine and secoud hand
Roewcod and Mahogany Puofortss rich Tapestry Stair ant
other Carpets; Cookg Stove Window Curtains. Shafes seys
ana ty FY Pse Pier and Oval Mirrors several on Paint
rcs tall amp heavy silver mounted Cafionet WIN case
cot ovr lfO been IN abou. five years made by cslebra
ted make in Germany. Keyed Boeha Flu l8
Cabinet Furniture VIII coLsst and varied snt
Superior made PsTlor Chamber Library, Drawing oom
Dining and Basement Furniture OF the a'et and most
sona lie yes Also the eIIe Furniture Of genteel house
of the usual variety.
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TBE PITTsBURGH HIGH SCHOOL. Il
piann- fcrtes ano Alnsir.

pENNETT g. Co., Manufacturers Of HALLS
- PATENT CELESTIAL PIANOS SEQ Broadway n. T.
doors above Stewards surpy
popaas INSTRUMENTS q saPers oas snd workmanship b.
MUSICAL IkSTRphENTS Of e. kinds rrSuees S~tsz
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u SALE valuable FANM OF Eighy Acef, ylnB about
one mile the Depot morsown, New Jersey Land
rolling well a failing spring OF excellent
water. For particular apply 70 -
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BASK og NORTH AMERICA, NEw.YoRR. June 49, lSoa
DIVIDEND-A Dividend of THREE AND
DaUAF PER CENT has been this day declared, payable
10 the stockholders on MONDAY July Tho Transfer Books
VIII 70 ~ l. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
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ALsESr II. NIcoLAY. Auciionser
TNEDrNDIOpY S.lE Of ANCIENT OIL

DERFMPIORY SALE of ANCIENT OIL
II PAINT, NGs.-ALBERT II. NIcOLAr will sell
EIIAl IN ~ ocoek ct tn Saesro No. Il BROAD
st. the snDg ton Of Ancient o dnnss belonfng to
many fine old specimens from the schools Of Pous'n BAN
OslDo Lsnerek Wensrx Mbrillo DomniehnO Lucco G u
dsI and other Of celebrity many ieh are guns
W. rhy stteutiOn OF counO-eur the whole 10 posi-
tive sod 10 co.e the Also fine col ectiou Of Modern
Painting and Engrayinss really for ex animation
Cst,loRre. 10 he had at the SsesroOm.
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Iinantlui.

MERCANTILE FIRE Insurance CO., No IS WAl-'t
NEw.YosK, 'une So 1850
YJ,HE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Com
4 pery have dec AIRED a DIVIDEND # (5) FIVE PER
FNT or The sx month terminating Soth instant Pay
able at he office OF the Company and az er the gay o
July JUN DAMN, 'eO'oe1iy.
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FueFSE b. FRANKLIN aucioueer-By FRASKLts NcH1Ls.
IMPORTANT and PIREMPTORY SALE-The
,ast of the sessOn-at No. 70 Nss-su.t- THIS DAY
uesday) ~ O'clock of az immense stocs Of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. Pa ties ting Furniture should not miss this
outsrtunty Sale positive and wi hout
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A. NJ. MELVIN, Auctioneef.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trsde- Sale
ID Rooms No. IS Pak-row
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A NTFONY J. BLEECKER & Co., REAL ES-
N TATE AUCTIONEEk5, No. Broads., vii give ih-ti
attention the Purchase and Sale BY pse contract Of
description of Real Estate. the Borrowing An Losnng OF
Money Bend and Mortgage and 20 the Leasing OF ouse
and Country Sens Este appraised favorable
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Clothing.

lust FINISHED-The most elegant HAT ever
offered for So Usually sold for 81 neat HATS % 81 aud
81 q. Y. H. BROWN, No. 30 Cznslst
CCPFRIOR READY-MADE SHIRTS. Our
- stock Of those desirable goods always conpi ste Gen'
procure the required size which car
not fail 10 please.
Also in laaIse variety ell the desirable styles Of
THREE-FLY LINEN COLLARS,
10 Byrons Operas Mods Whiskers &c wholesale or retail
IRA PEREGO 4 son, No. 81 Nassaust
YOUTHS and CHILDRENs CLOTHING for
i all ages from three twenty years, At WHOLESALE
j. b. CLOSE, BAILEY Co., No. Park-place, ~ T.
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A UCTION NOTTCE.-BOOTS and SHOES

N We would call the large trenna sale Of alb Iu
SO eases prime 1t for The se1son, on
TUESDAY July 3, at 10 A NJ, az the store. by
a. ID. GALE No. "a Beekmtu-st-
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L'OK
IL CITY PRopERTY-A valuable FARM Of 2j5 acres OF
euod LAND the Of j. Bun6ige deceased late
OF oIdens Bridge weschester County, p hour' ride from
NcwYcrk 81 miles railroad depot IL is excellent t1r
grain or finely adapted for dairy IL will be
dposed qusntit suit purchaser at very low prices
Inquire II r. NJ BRUNDIGE, No 80 Bleecksr-st, where
man Of the farm be Of J. BRUNDldE on the
PrsHal''a Terms easy sRY RSnSpioy Executors
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dividend NOTJCE.-Tbe SEMI-ANNUAL
~ INTEREST furg due the LIST OF Jal 1855, ios
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, and the REAL ESTATE
BONDS (spesIa rnortgsge) OF the BELLEFOSTAISE AND
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY. will be paid sad ohss
that daie a the Banking Office Of wIN5LOW. LANlER
Co., No. 50 Wsi-st, New-York.
JAS H. GOODMAN President.
BellefJn,aine and Indiana Railroad Company.
Dated Marion, (O.l uue 90 1855
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED
IL CITY PROPERTY-rhe subscriber wishes TO s-u or ex'
change his Farm cuainng AIS acres which IN high stae
Of cultivation surpassed BY improvement IN n Stue
having an prospect from the principal dwelling aud
living i've minutes drive from very fashionable Lake
Mahopact and thirty drive from the Hsrem Railroad
- LYMAN BAILEY.
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TusIs MORRILL,, Auo ioneer.
CPFCIAL SALt at No. al Nassau-st. THIS
- MORNING, a. ioiPrerare for the Fourth Of JAY -
JhNi1 III Of all knes and soon hani Piano fores
The different kinds Of Cigars samps before sael Vel
vet and Bluss Csrpetns As this special suction bar
gains msy be expected.
HAIRY H. LEEDS Aueiioneer.--By II. II. LEEDS & Go.
THIS DAY, July 3, ut IL o'clock in front ct store
No. 10 Es.su-. psr black HOR-ES, about loi hand,
gh and years old believed be peri city sound, and
can tro' IN y minutes Also BRlT5hA-can seat
perons-n perfect order Can be from 10 A. ~ as above
HrsRY 81 LEEDS. Aucioneer.-By " II: LEEDS Go.
THIS DAY, July 3, at IL o'clock, IN front OF
Sale,ioons No 10 ass ,u. for account of whom may
concern stylish sorrt HORSE Isl bands high, war'nted
SOUND and kId in all harness. as troeds mile In minutes
race under the sadie and trots in harness
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,nvFprrSIND

Any addition. to the above LIT should be brought to "a
O6ee of ). NJ. PETITE NOlLL Co., No ll9 N-SSau-st
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TOR SALE OF EXCHANGED beautiful
II Farm and COUNTRY SEAT the Shrewsbury River,
one mile from Mounts Browns dock conani loj acres 20
IMPROVED sood Buildings Fruit, &c plenty Of cunning aud
ash,ns. Appyto DUNCAN q tACkELC9N,
No Nasaau Aranls
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DIVIDFND NO1ICE.-The SEMl-ANNUAL
H. failing due the lst of July less. pas
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE DAYTON AND
MICHIGAN RAILROAD COMPANY will bs paid aud
sfter that date AZ Banking Office of WINsLOW, LANEk
Co, No. 50 Wall-st, New-York.
henry S. MAYO. Treasurer.
Dayton and Michigan Railroad Company.
Dated Troy (O.) June 20 1850.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE The COUPONS falling
H. que on the lst Of July mex, the SIX PER CENT
BONDS OF THE CITY or CONVICTION, Ky, guaranteed
by the CONVICTION And LEXINGTON RAILROAD COM
PAhY will be paid Monday the ID Of July ct the nee
" INsLOW LANIER l. Co. No. 50 Wallis, Newyefk-
June n 1855 5. J WALKER TreSurw
Coyingon nd Lexington Railroad Co
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ansurante Gcm0anes.

ansurante GCmoames.
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
N CASH CAPITAL $3.50 900.
OFFICE No. 10 WALL-sT NEw-ioRK.
This Company nsures Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture Yes
s s bsnn aS by FIRE. iSI Sc Of
rent rates CALEB RSTCW, President
' RlcsaSD A OAKLEY, Secretary.
ROADWAY INSURANCE COMPANY
ID CASH CAPITAL, s20U.OUO.
OFFICE No. t53 BROADWAY.
BRANCH OFFICE. No II Walls-
NsuREs AGAINST Loss AND DAMAGE BY FIaE.
Jogs WRaY Sec. HIRAM NJ FORBES TER, Pres.
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
~ CASH 6s SaFI ia 4 W sse'o,ooo'
GEORGE I. Horr. sec'y WIN. '. BRADY. President
HARMONY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No Brosd r. Ca.1 Capital - a. So,t .,o,
abe 5I SL SySiEF q seen 9ya damage CALENDER Pro
TONTINE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
/ OF THE CITY OF NEW YoRK-Ofice No 13 Wall-si,
der he Law q 1883 With Gssa capf 81
s qaeTs d to ntH5I EnRSTuRE AMI oFhER
PROPERTY against loss damage BY me- on tef' as t1sos
BE a. those s D Of any similar p X e on 0'' promptly
James Prison, ssTp-I jssuP jeremiah O. Lus"
VIM Z. Duryes, John :. Reynolds, Georse G, Lqsn,
IsHe. 9uict ADdrsg Case ThSG .S. HS yiioo
O'4-'' " '' r. w Gessenhainer, Jr
J. WILSON FKErBoRs. secy. JAMES PRISON, Prest
s'hE OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY hni
been organized with capital Of -Four Hundred Thoa.aa
OolIsrs (SRO.OdOJ A EDWARDS, President. JAMES NA
3EUREE, Secretary, With Board OF Direction smbiacioi
many OF our commercial basinessue -
The Company have che recently vacated By To
Corrisr and Enquirer No 10 WsDsL
VNFSTFRN INSURANC COMPANY,
w CAPITAL. 500 O00.-This Company insnIes lsains
lo hy FIRE favorable terms as any sn
lar Institution. Marine and Inland Navigation III Ks AIKEN
Gas 8 CARY. sec'y RUSSELL MARTIN President
o. A LOCKE, Agent, No. p Wililn-st, ~ Y.
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paper WAREHOUSES;.
Professional Notifies.

nRS. BLAIN & LA MOU r,
~ Oeuhsts ard Aurish,
No. ia Broadway.
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Or PIANOFORTES and MELODON to LET
GC 81. SIS and ~ month, or for SALE at SIS $50
s75, $40 125 up $3.50 Pref DUaSDAf Teacher OF ne
GrsGd-st.
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CCHUBERTH g. Co.'S MUSIC DEPOT, No

SCHUBERlH 6 20. MUolC DEL VI, NJ.
- $50 Broadway N Y-Pubishmg-hOu'e founded 80 yesn
sso AZ Hamburg and Leipsic- ann,
We reques the public inspect stock Of One Million
Work, the largest u Our 2 900 pubest ms rank
in Europe which enables sell good Music at low
rates. =
tone and egsrce with chespncs witt out competition
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me CLTNToN Co. COAL Co or PENSsYLVANIA,l
No. l6 Waist, New. York )
ELECTION Of DIRECTORS.-The stOckhold-
H ers q the CLINTON COUNTY COAL COMPANY Of
PENNSYLVANIA ere hereby notified that the ANNUAL
Election f DIRECTORS and also Dr INSPECTORS Of
the next A. Election will be held Oce Of he on
pAny I6 Wallst New ofk, MONDAY the 9Th day Of
july the hours of o'clock and O'Clock In
the sfe noon JOHN e. MALLOhr, fresiien'.
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HARRISON's PATCHOULY SOAP.-The
Sosp superb The perfume il Pschouly The story
told Buy It At wholesale of HENRY HAvfL AID, No 3
Jofn-st retail RITTER No. SIS Broadway tn y
have HARRIsON'S SHAVING CREAMS How Delightful Il
TO nhrle the perfume dower while plying the
ror 70 a heard made soft by rich lsther Of cream
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EARM for sALE.-The subscriber offers fol
MOE SALE in BROOKLYN-29O LOTS in

ONE PLOT on 18th BraxtOn aud Shermsn-sta and 10th
and terDs moderate and secommodstos IA lots on
b-ay 18th and 18th 200 r. front BY lf6 a. lin 8tOs
l6ths between 4h aud 5thav lots l5th between Sd
and b-sva MYER MASTEN No.8 Wast N. Y, 4h story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-03

ATLANTIC BANK, BRooKLYs. Juno Y, 10
DIVIDEND.-A Dividend of TEN per CENT
~ oat of the SURPLUS PROFITS ofths Bank has been
de- Jared payable on after the 81 day Of Jlly next
The transfer will be eosd until the day 4 payment
- ''-'' VIM c. RUsHMORE, Cashier.
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Cutlery, earoware ano 1ron.
Fnrnifnre.

III F. FARRINGTON.-ENA COT
III. TAGE and CHAMBER FURNITURE st the Manu-
factory and Warerooms Nos t6 and 80 Wooster-st
CPLENDID SUITES Of ENAMELED COT
- TAGE FURNITURE At factory prees ~
WARREN WARD No. IA Grandst-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06

SINGULAR STATIsrIcs.-Th, population
OF the globe Is estimated at 900,00O,O0O.
1t is also estimated that number equal to
th" entire population Of the globe existing
at any one time, passes away three stmes
in every century. AS the present popula-
ton Of thesearth has increased from single
pair, created about sixty centuries ago, and
half OF the present population might be
taken from fair estimate Of the average
number who have carried away during each
Of the one hundred and eighty periods, or
thirds Of centuries, during which the earth
may have been inhabited which would
have 8,lOO, 100000 for tho whole number
who had been on earth. Allowing an
average of three square feet for the burial
of each person, on the supposi'ion that on =
half die in infancy, and they would cover
24,3OO, 100000 square feet of earth. Di-
vdng this by 27,87S,400, the number Of
square feet in square mile, gives less
than S72 square miles, which would afford
sufficient room to bury, side by side, all
who have en- buried in the dust Of the
earth-al of whom would not suffice to
cover the little State of Rhode Island.-N.
Y. NepS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06

A WoNAs's DEVOTIONAL correspon.
dent Of the st. Louis Democrat, writing
from Fort Leavenworth, at which place
McCrea, charged with killing Malcolm
Clark, is now confined, pays the following
tribute to noble woman -
lie is without relations and without
money; ho has an aflectionate and angelic
wife, and ono child dependent upon him
for support, now poor indeed. Yet day by
day her wasting form may be sren lowering
round his place of confinement, though
three miles distant from her once happy
home. She is allowed but half an hour
to converse with him, and that in the pre-
sence Of his life's enemy, the very ruiian
who acted as captain to the gang who out
ragged the person of Phillips. Yet her
every word breathes courage, and pointing
to their bright boy, she exclaims =" New
or mind my sulferings, they will soon be
over and oh ! think what disgrace your
flight would bring on him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06

The WEIGH DIR. Alexander Jones'
states that there are $4,000 Welchman in
the United States, and not an Office holder
among them Happy race. Of the de-
scendants of the Welsh he sayS:-
Seventeen OF the signcrs Of the declara-
ton of independence were Of Welch origin,
among whom Thomas Jefferson was one.
Other eminent Americans oi Welch de-
scent were John and Samuel Adams,
Jonathan Edward Yale, and founder Of
Yale College, General Harrison, Richard
Henry Lee. and John SIarshall.--No less
than six Of our Presidents have had Welch
blood in their veins. Jefferson, Monroe,
Madison, Harrison, aud the two Adamscs.
Fourteen of the revolutionary generals
were Of Weleh origin Gen. Wayne was
one. Martha Washington was tho grand
daughter Of a'Wech Clergyman.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06

On Saturday, at one OF the California
banking houses, in Wall street, during the
pressure to present for payment California
drafts, received by the George Law, an
individual had his pocket picked of pock-
ct book containing three hundred dollars
in bills. The book was in The outside
pocket of loose sack, and was therefore
an easy prey to the thief. The thief was
one of the three men who went into the
banking house with the crowd, pretending
to wait their turn for transacting business,
but were observed suddenly, one after the
other, to leave the office, without making
any application and shortly after they left
the loss was discovered During busy
times, such persons are often seen in these
banking honses, and occasionally, when
asked wha; they want, it is found they on
ly wish TO have dollar or five dollar bill
changed The party who lost the money
is ashamed of his carelessness. N. Y.
Eue. Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06

Hoilopays Ointment and PiHs-Won-
dcrful Remedies for the cure of scads and
buras.-Emela Anderson, OF Newport,
Rhode Island, was accidentally severely
scalded by some boiling water falling over
her. The whole Of the right side and leg
in particular was in a most shocking state.
Something in the hurry of the moment was
applied which caused the flesh to peel oil
almost to the bone, and rendered her Who'll
" unable to move, she was carried to bed,
medical assistance called in, and her re-
covery despsired of; it so happened, that
friend who paid visit that day, had just
been cured of dreadfully bad leg by
Hollowoy's Ointment and Pills, ana she
recommended the same; the Pills and Oint'
snent were accordingly bought and used,
by continuing them for two weeks, she
wss perfectly well, and has written most
grss,efully to Professor Holloway, for the
cure effected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06

A Petrifed Indian.-Whilo engaged in
excavating recently, upon the Milwaukee
and La Crosse Railroad, near Schesenger-
vile, Iowa, the workmcn camel upon the
pelrifed remains of an Indian, and with the
remains some singular relies Of olden times.
The. body was perfect not having suffered
by decay. Ills height, at the present time,
would be considered gigantic, measuring
seven feet and two inches. On his bresst
was plate OF copper, on which were ell.
graved numerous hieroglyphcs, the mean
ing of which can hardly be imagined. But
there they are, record of the past. Could
these hieroglyphi's be read, they might,
perhaps unveil some Of the mystery which
hangs like dark cloud over the history OF
the red mep.-An arrow Of considerable
strength and curious constru ction was also
round with him, and especially invites the
attention of antiquarians.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06

YELLOW FEvER.-Accounts from Nor
folk to yesterday afternoon state that so far
from any abatement Of the yellow fever
having taken place, it was worse than ever,
and the panic amongst the inhab ants was
increasing. During the 4S hours ending
at noon on Monday, there was 35 deaths,
amongst whom was Mayor Woods.
The mortality at Portsmouth is also re-
presented as fearful. Amongst tho most
recent victims were Captain Dickerson,
Mrs. Graves, VIM. Smith, N. Etheridge,
John Winter, &c.
-, The number of deaths in New Orleans
during the past week, was 4sl, including
357 from yellow fever. This is consid'
cradle decrease, and mostly occurred in the
latter part Of the wesk.-Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06
PROTEST. OF the DRUGorsTs Secretary

PROTEST. OF THE DRUGorsTs Secretary
GUTHRIE having issued an edict, requiring
all drugs liable to aduteration to pass
through the public stores, the importers
and wholesale dealers Of New York held a
meeting last Saturday, to devise measures
to have the same rescinded. They state
that under this rnle the importation OF cer-
tain articles, such as coppcras, sal soda,
&C., will bc rendered so expensive' as TO
amount nearly to prohibition, aud that the
expenses attending the transportation OF
bulky drugs to and from the public stores
will, in some cases, amount TO more than
the original cost of the articles. a mem
orial was prepared and numerously signed
requesting the Secretary to revoke the
obnoxious order.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06

Henry Ward Beecher has realizing
sense of what good coffee is. He writes
thus -" Breakfast is ready. A most use
full and salutary custom is that of break
fast. One may work with hands withnot
breakfast, but not with the head. The
machine must be wound up. The blue
must be taken out of your spirits, and the
grey out of your eyes. A cup OF coffee
real cotfee-home- drowned, home-ground,
homemade, that comes to you as dark as
a hazel-eye, but changes to golden bronze
as you temper it with cream, from It's birth,
thick, tenderIy yellow, perfectly sweet,
neither lumpy or frothing on the Java ;
such a cup of coffee is n much for twenty
blue devils, and will excuse them all. In
voluntarily one draws in his breath by the
nosrils. The fragrant SAVIOR fills his
senses with pleasurc-ior no coffee can be
good in the mouth that does not first send
sweet oil, ing to the nostrils." Old Ana
crcon never grew moro raptuous over wine,
and we believe the stimulationa of strong
coffee is two to one higher than that Of
light wine.