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HISTORY OF BRADDOCK's ExPE

IL DIT1ON-The History Of an Expedition
against Fort Quesne in l755 under Major General
Edward Braddock. Edited from the original manu-
scripts. BIZ Winthrop Sargent, ESD, M. A., mem
Der of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. One
VOL. 8yo; plates and maps S. s. /
HIM On. go = S.
Biography, Exemplary and Instructive, Of Distin.
guished Men IS cents. gFfs q Az s.s1F y s.
Nelly Bracken. Tale Of forty years ago. BY An
ME Chambers Bradford. d. 3
Avillon, and Other Tales. By the suthor Of Olive,
&c 50cents. s
Willie. By jacob Abbott. Forming No. Har-
pers Story Book. Is cts.
The History Of Mason 4 Dixon's Lime, contaiHed
in address delivered by ]. II, B Lafrobe. Of Ma
ryland. before the Historical Society OF Pennsylsa-
MIA. IS cts aa2 Il
First Thoughts, or beginning to think. By . Lite
rary Association so cts -
Together with many other late and popu lar books.
JAMES WO0DHOUSE CO., y
fe 1S-2t 1S9 Main street.
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E,ARM AT PRIVATE SALE.-For sal.

II privately, the Farm now owned and occupied
by Mr. Robert Farrar, situated about n miles below
the city, the river road leading to Charles City
O. H. containing ITO of land, so acres of which
Il cleared and highly improved. 40 OF which . II
present seeded in wheat; the balance 10 we'll timber
ed with oak and pine. The improvements consist of
large dwelling, containing dx rooms with ell the
requisite out houses, such quarters for servants
barn. stable. corn house. smoke house, &c. &C.. all
in good repair. Also hne spring Of VISITOR eonve
nient to the dwelling 10y
The farm Il located In . very healthy and good
neehborhood, having sufficient timber, IL cut, to
pay nearly for the tract
iuy person wishing to view the premises can do
% By calling ON Mr. Farrar, Who viii take pleasure
in riyine III the necessary Information.
Terms accommodating. Apply 70
a-f -5 LARU6 SHINE,
70 f3-6t ~ Main straet.
ii. BENSON q BROTHER,
- rs IN Assa AUC11ONEERS $500 $50 n
ras Oh
Aavaneemsnts made on oil good ssnt 10 then foz
WRrumpt rstsfns mAAs. aa5s s. $50
Ceadgnments solicited. hls~l1
= 5 NksFsSt2
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DOR SALE OR RENT,-For saIe

II rent, the place occupied by me, lying on the
Meadow Bridge Road, opposite Judge Daniels farm.
half mile from the corporation. containing about 8
The dwelling contains rooms and cellar, all
recently put IN 6rstrste order; the outbuidings
part particularly suited to egetsblss having
been used for that purposs for some years - fair
charge will be made fer the crops ~
ALSO FOR SALE-A 4.scre lot of Land adjoin-
ing the above, with very handsome site to build
upon. sls1,sH 4#0f
BILE building Lots 9th street, Church Hill Hav
ing bought a Farm In Hanover, and wishing to re-.
move shortly, am anxious to diEpsse of the above
waie Store. Franklin st., to 80
fe 12-5tif* ra THOS. L. HUNDLEY
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.

GROCERIES, go, AT AUCTION -
~ On THURSDAY, 18th Feb, we will aelL IL 10
O'Clock, at our auction store, an assertment6 Gro
ceries, viz ~
Coffee Sugars ssssS &
Rio, Java and Marcaibo Coffee
Green and Black Teas aaasa u 49, &.
Rectifed Whisky; N. E. Rum
French Brandy; Sherry Wine
Soap; Candles; Window Glass
Syrup; Wrapping Paper Irvine
RaisinG Figs; Tobacco, Gc. &c.
TERMs-Under $l00 cash; 500 and over, months
credit, for approved paper.
fe 9 DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO.. Aucts.
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- BOOKER & WATKINS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
- CARY BETWEEN 18TH AND 18th SITS,
RICHMOND, IA.
JOHN BOOKER. S.V. WATKINS.
fe 12-d1m*
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PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN MExICo-By
the arrival of the steamer Orizabs at New Or
leans, we have advices from the city Of Mexico to
the 18th. We annex a summary Of the news:
i provisional government had been established
at Acapulco with Alvarez at the head until the ar.
rival of Ceballos.
Gen Bahamardo, the confident of Santa Anna
had been shot by the rebels.
Gen. Laven will relieve Gen. VOL, the comman-
der al matamoras.
The revolutionlsts OF tie lsthmns and Tehuan
;epec have declared In favor Of Alvarez.
NAvAL.-The United States store ship Supply, A.
Sinclair, Lieutenant commanding. has arrived at
New Yerk from samodi, Japan. Officers and crew
all we'll II this vessel that brought the report
that the Hon. r McLane, the American Minister.
was about to leave for Bankok to negotiate a new
commercial treaty with the King of Siam.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

CORN AND COB CRUSHERS.-We
~ are Just in receipt of the Little Giantn CORN
AND COB CRUSHERS, which commanded the
of all planters at the Virginia State gr-
cultural Fair Call early, if you wish one.
BRANCH 4 Co,
fe lo-dlm Cary street.
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HONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold,
~ at the Carpenters Shop of II. M. Stuart on
Union Hill. on the 18th day Of February 1856 at IL
O'Clock A. M. for cash, Machine used for mashin z
executions in my hands va Williams Blankenship
fe Is L. w. TIMBERLAKE C, H C.
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BY THOMAS ". KEEsEE.

BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office with GeorgeJ. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl Street.
GTORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASE,
- SH p LYING, GLASS DOORS. CABINET
on THURSDAY morning next 18th inst, common
cling at II O'clock, at the store formerly occupied by
Mr.. P. II. TAYLOR. opposite the American Hotel, a
lot of Shelving, Show Case, Glass Doors, Cabinet
Furniture. &c. :
Also, will be sold at the same time, second hand
PIANO.
fslS THOMAS w. KEESEE. Auct.
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vUNSTABLES SALE.-WilI be sod AT
~ the residence of Quintain Blain, on the 18th
day of February, 1885, at ii O'Clock A. M for assh.
all the Stock, consisting of Mule 6 Cows, Hogs.
&c. Also, the crops of Turnips, Beets, Celery &c
together with the Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture. consisting of the usual variety, and large and
desirable assortment of Farming Utensils consisting
Of Carte, Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, Hees Spades s.
Frames and Glasses-to satisfy execution in my
hands, in favor of A. B. Hutcheson VS.. Quintain
Blain.
fe Is L. w TIMRERIAKE a. II q
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VERY VALUABLE LOT AT THE
CORNER OF BROAD AND 7TH STS. FOR
SALE.-The Subscribers are authorized to sell that
truly valuable Lot at the corner of Broad and 7tb
Streets fronting "a feet the North side Of Broad
street. running back 40 feet the West line of 7th
street This is justly regarded the most valuable
improved lot in that part of the city Apply to =
fe IL ct GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENTS

VALUABLE B RICK TENEMENTS
ON CARY, BETWEEN SHOCKOE CREEK
AND 17rR ST. FOR SALE AT ATCTION.-Wjll
bs sold, on TUESDAY afternoon, the 27th day of
February, 1856, on the premises, commencing at
of Gary. between Shockoe Creek and nth street,
now occupied tobacco factory by Mr.. W. W.
Allen The location OF the above property, with re-
ference to the Dock connection, and tho busne 50
part ofthe city, recommends itself to the attention
of capitalists and others
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance 4, 8 and Y mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added, and title re-.
saned till last note is paid The taxes and insurance
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser.
fe Is GODDIN L. APPERSON tAucta
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p ANYWAY from the Byrd Plantation,

II ANYWAY from the Byrd Plantation
~ some two or three weeks SINCE Negro Man
SLAVE, named MAJOR. "A reward OF ten dollars
and all proper charges will be paid, upon his appre
henson and delivery to the Overse 81 at the plsnta.
ton, or to the undersigned, in Richmond
MAJOR IL likely, intelligent Negro. of ginger
cake color, and supposedto be about five feet six OIL
seven inches high. No particular marks about him
are recoected, except that he has lost one or two
of the joints of of his forefngers but whether
OF the right or left hand, il not recollected.
PHILIP NJ. TABB SON, As'ta
Office on Govern or street
fe lS-2w Between Main and FraukI;n sts
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FRIDAY next, the 10th February 1885, on the pre.
misses, commencing at O'Clock, small House rnd 2
Lots In Port Mayo on 7th street, now in the nccu-
pancy of Mr. David Mountain
TERMs.-One third cash; balance at and uos
nsaring interest and the purchaser to pay tax. for
tue present year. GODDIN l. APPERSOE,
re 10 Auction rrs.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL EMBROI-
IN DERIES now opening at the Ladder City Cash
store. spectfully invite the Ladies' to call
and see an exhibition of these handsome Goods.
Very handsome Lace Collarettes : 3
Do do Blk Eng Grape
Elegant Emb'd Swiss Muslin Collars and Sleeves
in sets to match
Elegant Lace Collarettes and Sleeves, to match
New style Alpaca Lace Collars
Handsome Lace Bursters
Lace Capes
Maltese Lace Collars
New style Spring Silks
White and cold Kid Gloves
CHAs. A. GWATKlN,
feI2 Oppodte the Exchange Bsnk.
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I .ONDON PORTER-In quart and. pint
fsis - vERsER BofssEAU.
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CUGAR AND MOLASSES.-4O6 Hhds.
~ SUGAR, fair to prime quality; 500 Bbls. prime
MOLASSEe;-cargo of the Brig Manhattan, In store
and for sale by DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.
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| be-
and
Sold
| syed
| 4 by
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| RE
"a, Ca
|ab'y
~
Felix.
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" THAN EVEk-I have yet In store few Over
Coats which will be sold at less than cost.
rather than keep them over the season
Also to be sold at low prices Velvet and Silk Vests
Cashmere and Sattinet Pants; Cashmere and Ciot b
Coats and every description Of Furnishing GoodS-
FOR great bargains, call at A. LEWIS,
SO Main st opp osite st. Charles Hotel. !.
fe Is Sisn Of the Red Coat. :
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M GLASSES New crop Orleans, Cuba,
!. IS and Refined syruy t ~ ss's y .o,ssrau
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.s5n FOR CHARLESTON, 8 C.
.zkss The superior fast sailing sshr TANGENT.
engaged, will sail with dispstsh Fsr balance Of
freight, apply to s--F'ss ~
q fs 10 s..asssszs-s W. D. aCOLOIu4R Aco
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CHANGE OF FIRM-From and after
~ the ist January, 1855. the business of the man
TURE, and the general Proprietary Medicine BUSH
ness heretofore conducted under the firm of BEN
and style of VIM. 8. BEERS l. CO. Office and
store, No. 8 Pearl street.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-14

q,
HAIR. Ia the t"llown" low rates viz:
bottles formerly solo! at - c> reduced 10 ., ELS
~
he many worthless limitations of this celebrated
Han Restorative. palmed on the public under the
lure I" chcainc>>, has determined ;hr inventor To-
crush them. by selling his famous fluid AT even 4
lower price than they can afford To- sell their vile
Trash NJ the same time he assures the public that
th'. "iiyreron viii always continue to he is good
is heretofore winch has given il celebrity through
ON ''ie Globe. This with ''Ho.lc> Electric Hair
Dye, ana other preparations, is sold hv his AGENT,
everywhere IN the lne,! States and Cana,,a>.
WI. HOGI.E. Inventor and rropric-
Tor. 2'1 Wa>li;ilgtui street. Boston.
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hot 7 E.


TgNIIE subscriber has sold 10 +. F. BROWN his
I entire ~.~k ri Hardware. Crcckcry and Glass
Ware, Paper Iiin.irs>,W l. floods, Gfoccrie> Oils
ra,nt- Wccicn Wae &c. and rented to him the
10 f llai IF d. 'front.' Store. together with the back
Store. ii ;''ilar. Were he has usually kept this
class of gonls II i Nr Browns Intention 10 keep
fir. rate stock %; .ooiiS in those Departments.
The subscriber will hereafter cOntine himself cx-
ciuSvelv to the Dry Goods business. BY giving
,rt lusir, attention to the Dry Good, business he can
30 much better Justice to that branch oftra'le than
her,toi;r, 7: will be his aim TO keep the best As
>.,r!Yru Of ;c,i> IN tbs derar'n! NJ 10 he found
in nut r. Vermont and 70 sell them ut low prices
for >h short approved credit. lie Will visit the
City next month, when his stock will be fully re-
pl.!,i,le, l.. JEWETI.
ST .,ciin>burv, Mar,.lI - 500.
y. j.. The >yhScripcr has also sold his stock Of
Flows a.i, low un> 10 l.. I!:incorh, who will be
happy 10 serve lis o:incr Customers in that line.
422w3 FL.
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]. r. Nichols 4 60

"
heavy boots and hrocan>. Our heavy machines are
peculiarlv fitted for carriage and harness making.
and sew with very heavy linen thread. either with
or without wax. These are the only machines ever
manufactured capable of doing such work. Prices
from So 90 to S1,O 90.
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"a From All intimate acquaintance and
political association with Judge Douglas, VIC
tecl justified in stating that he neither desires
nor would receive the nomination for the
next presidential term" Jrashiuaton Sen.
Gme,
thiriry-Bark.
Ih'mgh,nce-I,ow WOW.
fH''n|rr-Ssan,l upon your hind legs.
D""qlt':cp-(S:aml. up)
th""|ry-l:oIl over am! YOU shall! have
this bone
Iho".ht;"--(Ro'l our)
fbirnI.y-RoIl back again.
D'"gdf~e-(enlls hack acain)
C1ir"'y-u'ns the bone il his pockct)
N"ughtace-Keep your old hone-lt smells
bal
PRAYER AN AMr>EMrNr - When the
- j. mournr,s in New York petitione,l the
tr"s.rrs OF the tabernacle for the use of that
Fulfilling. they stated that the exercises would
con.'<' fan GRAFTON, PRAYERS, and other amuse-
49, proper for young men. The church
u these stricken ones must have been
b. j. for ,lry evidently consider it ''nuch
.i .'n"hnr'." with ,hrasrcsgoinc.
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Buy Me and iii Do Won cood.

Vnv 20 cents for a pint. and 81! for quart bottle
DR. LANGLEY 5 Great Spring and Summer Medi-
cine. u"ckroot. Wild Cherry Bark. Pricklcv Ash
Dark: pandclion Root, Sar>aparill,. Thorourhwort.
Mandrake and Rhubarh R'~T and HERR AINrI,t
hITrEES. This medicine has been constantly in
cfeaS'ng IN public estimation for five wears. and i,
now acknowledged to be the beaomI cheapest medi-
t"t IN NE "t"M. The effect of this medicine is most
wonderful 1t acts directly upon the bowels and
o'ood. by removing all Instructions from the inter
nal organs stimulating them to healthy action rem
"vang the fountains of life and vigor. purifying
me blood, cleansing it from all humor>. and c,,i>jno
IL I" course anew through every part of the BODY
Ihey cure and eradicate from the system. liver
complaint, that main wheel of so MANY diseases
lau"'ice IN It's worst forms, all bill ous diseases and
,o"' stomach. dvSpep> a, co,tivene>s humors of tho
o.ood ana skin, indis estiOn, headache, dizziness
Pi'es' heartburn, veal n ,ss. pain in the side and
NOVELS hafuencv. loss of appetite, ard all kindred
Complaints. caused by disorlered stomach. or bad
or%''1o which all are more or less subject in spring
ana summer. Coughs and colds are also by IFS n -
n'"ken up and cured at once. Office 80 Union s.
boston; And sold by all merchants, in every town
ana village, who sell m-cine-In st. Johnsburv
w y. '. blnShnm aud Hi IN Weeks.
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Particular Attention

Is requested to al those interested in this notice.
1 as it is the last they will have. save what will
cone through Il I" Lawyers had.
Nj those indebted 20 the old firm of X. hill
EutHNr 4 Sos for services rendered up TO June,
1853. will please call and settle wihoW DELAY.
Pies, - take DE ana Hnteiy notice. and govern
Yourselves accordingly. T.. II. kILDUtHNE.
81 .I"hnShurv March IS. 1853. 922w3
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TIL E CALLED MAI n.
S. NJ. PETTENGILL & cos
BOSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
March, 1855.
PARKER, WHITE h GANNETT,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store

Nos a. 80 and GO Blackstone street. Boston
Manufacturers of and wholesale and retail dealer
in all kinds of Agricultural Implements 4 Machine
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SAMUEL BROOKS,
Wholesale Dealer in
Root a and Shoes.

80. IC Central street, Boston, has for sale good
assortment of boots and Shoes made from the best
If stock. for the New England Trade, all of which
was purchased for cash. and therefore can be sold
rom to 10 per cent. less than il bought on credit
Dealers can at I'LL times have such sizes as they may
.; l.
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For the Sea- For the Sick!

For the SicA,' For the Sick.
One bottle Of IIobensack's Worm Syrup, cost 2;
cents ,-
One box of Hobensacks Liver rs. cost 20 cen
! Three doses Hobensack's Worm Syi ~ e"feo -''>
Stevens child of worms. H.
Six doses of lIobensack's Worm Syrup ca. "a ME
: Hainc>' child ',
One box of Hobcnsack' Liver Pill, cured Benz.
Smith of Dyspepsia and the Liver Complaint.
One half box iohemsck's Liver Pills cured the We
rv worst case Of Yellow Jaundice.
Three boxes Hohcn>:ck'> Liver Pills cured Mrs .Je-
rome Clay. Of Kentucky, of Liver Complaint, OF
seven wears Standing
Six Bottles Hobensack', Worm Syrup. saved the
life Of Y. Paul Of v. J., by causing him TO pass a
tape worm 2oi inches long.
Three bottle. lIohcnsack'> Worm Syrup. DESTROYED
tape worm $50 inches in length. and saved the
life of J. Sweienhieser. Of Lancaster County.
Pa.
One Bottle Of HolenSack> Worm Syrup. given 70
Mr. Charles Hits child Of Frankfort. PA. saved
lis life. She passed 80 large WORMS, after taking
John Hart. Philadelphia County Pa. was sick for
ten wears: wasted To- Il skeleton: took two bottles
of Worm syrup. and passed some TX hundred
WORMS and WAS restored to health.
L. Bowman, child was sick and he! fit for fiye
year. WAS pronounced iicurablc bv the most emf
ncnt phv-CIi.>. WIZ cured hv using three bottles
Of llo'crl>ach', Worm Syrup. which cost but %
cents each.
W. A. Howard Of Louisville. XIV. nho was pro
nouncea incurible with Liver Complaint. used
eight boxes Of Liver Pills. ami in weeks
stored ~ health.
And will here state t. all that have used tlc~c
medicines if they have no done all that is RECON-
mendc!. the money will be returned. The poor
furnished gratutou>ly. and all public in>titu-
toll> The same.
DR.. J. y. HOGENSACk. PEorEIErvE.
Philadelphia. IA.
For sale hv T. Il. slater 4 Co. Wholesale Agent.
fremont Temple. Boston. Ma~> and dc:iicr- gen
orally. throughout the New England States and
D.; l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11

Sheridan's Lore of ShaksPearc.-When
Sheridan's goods were taken in execution
in HEREFORD street, Mayfair Pos;an, the
sheriff's officer waited upon him, as WAS
usual in such cases, and told him that, if
there was any particular article upon which
he set a great value, he nigh, secrete it or
carry il from the prcmis $. IL thank you,
my generous fellow" said Sheridan, mo
let all go, affections in my situation are out
Of The question however," said h., recol-
hc,ing himself there is one thing which |
wish to save" "What is il 2" asked Pos
tan, expecting him to name some cabinet or
piece Of plate. "Don'i be alarmed" said
Sheridan, III is only this book, worth all
others, and to me Of special value, because
it belonged to my father, and was the fa-
vorite OF my first wife," Posan look d
into it, and it was a dog-earsd first edition OF
Shakspcar..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11

ILLUMINATION UNDER WArER.-From
the November number Of the American jour
nal of Science and Arts we learn that som,
experiments have recently been tried in il
Eliminating the bottom OF any body Of water
by electricity, so as to aid the operations OF
the diving hell. Al the Lake d'Enghien NJ.
Deboscq, the successor Of Soleil, performed
an experiment OF this kind before many com
petent observers. The electrodes of carbon
were placed in glass globe, being connect
II with one of Deboscq's regulators, which
;..cated with the battery by copper
wire, covered with gu'ia perch,. The globe
submerged to the depth Of l6 l-2 feet, spread
light over a circle of sixiy-six feet diameter
and il remained cons;an, for two hours, after
which the caIbn required replacing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11

A lady Of experience, contends that kiss
OH the forehead denotes reverence for the
intellect "a kiss on the cheek, that the donor
is impressed with the beauty of the kiss,
one but that kiss imprinted on tho lps'
shows love.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11

~ A large wolf, in pursuit of deer,
was shot last week while crossing the
public highway, by two men returning from
MacIiios to Bangor. The wolf had just
seized the deer by the neck, when he was
shot along with the deer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11

In Jackson, Miss, a difference Of opinion
occurred between lady and gentleman who
met in tho street. Unamiable words en-
sued and the gentleman drew a revolver and
whereupon she seized a brick-bal, threw it
ai his head, and knocked him down.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11

NIAGARA FALLs.-The census Of this
village has just been completed, aud ex-
bibits an aggregate Of two thousand five
hundred aud fifty-ninc inhabitants. Con-
pared with the census taken two years ago,
this shows an increase of above one thou
sand.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11

Carrots.-The English stable keepers
are beginning to find that carrots form =
cheap and nutritious food to mix with grain
for their horses. 1t is better TO give work
ing horse peck Of carrots and four quarts
Of oats or corn meal day, than to give him
six quarts OF IN al.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11

GooD.-Rev. E. II. Chaplin, In his lee
iure upon "Modern Chivalry," says that
the wearing Of hair upon the upper lip is
indicative Of mourning for the loss of
brains.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11

IMPROVED RrLE.-It is rnmorcd that the
officers Of the army attached to the ordnance
department in Washington have succeeded
in constructing rife Of greater range than
the celebrated MIME rife, which has done
such execution in the Cimea.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11

SINGULAR CoMPARIsos-The London
Times speaks of the Cossacks as they ap-
pearcd at the recent battles in the Crimca,
as resembling "monnted Yankees, in their
agility, intelligence, irregular costume, and
individual self-reliance." .,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11
.ANCERS CUREN.

MIR q. q. KISSEI, merchant. Clinton, Orcifn ov,fy
l.. informed Ne that cauccrd'ctur ir said eoaty
,r.n- wonderful cures Of ChScLRs through the rlrsey
EEANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT A ernoey-socfry
b,rrnr county, N y "a Hisu using SAID PgKrIER. Mr..
S-r1t., druggist at Cau oharis Montgomery eoun.
, y. " hNs informed US Of an important cure II CAS-
"a Ot lone standing, which ekscted aged lad
fuit place IT, therefore, ths PURIFIER Cdncss. hy
Iuriylnr, healing power. wnst impure disease Of iin
uoi can y not et"rl Seven ycafs' experience and hi
nlpI arc none but ,'hat IL will cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-01-11

~ Three New London vessels lately
obtained thirty thousand seals in the
Ochotsk sea, and, together with the oil they
secured on the voyage, their cargoes were
valued at $4,000. One Of these vessels
was absent from San Francisco less than
six months, and yet her cargo is valued 3,
$50 900