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PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS IN
Q NJ All A Cit Y
The CapitOI of Nebraska.

ENIFTY-THREE choice lots in Omaha City
IL will be sold to the highest bidder on the
premises on the 9Th of January next
Most OF them situated on Capital Avenue.
and are the best in the city, considering central
ity on the plat, and that they are on the prinei-
pal Avenue. They are the following blocks,
each containing eight lots to wit, blocks 83,
IS, 81, 50, 81, and lots /, 2, 3, 4, S, and e ia
Block III. x
And on the Goth of January next, another
Public Sale will be held, when the eight choic:
lots in Block 100, fronting the State House on
the North, the eight lots in Block LOB frontius
on the Park, and Blocks No. IL. T3, IS, II, and
10 will be offered.
The Proprietors respectfully represent to the
public, that in their nndoubting confidence as to
the superior advantages of their point, they have
expended over twenty-five Thousand dellsrs in
actual labor and Improvements, besides the free
grant Of avery large portion Of their best ~.s
to actual settlers, and now have the satisfaction
Of witnessing, as the result OF what they have
dome, the most 1ourishing and pOpulous town
in the Territory, Of intelligent, moral, and en-
terprising citizens. A 6ne brick capital now
finished and furnished, two comm0dieus hotels
quite advanced, one Of which will be ecompie-
ed and furnished by the 9th OF January next,
four or Ave good boarding houses prepared TO
sntcRtan from tan TO thirty persons each, =
steam saw mill in operation. Stone qusrries
opened furni,hing IN abundance of line and
stone. bricknaking eommslesd and ! contract
with Col, Howardof rsskst1ll. N. z, Tor the
manufacture Il ZOO, 900 brick next sssson, and
4 steam ferry. !.
This hey have done in ns spirit 4 cppositioa
to other pOipts, but have labored in Mat they
belisvcd g - ! commeAdshls sptsrpsi9e ezien-
latedt9 beneft the wtoIe cosAsFy, sad tha5 fsr
their pecsp has be1n ssl!y sgsdI = oels s1tac.
ipations. = 80. - go
Ths ssrns wiil.ba o. third e ths. psfrAMs
money n hand. nd ths baieaee h dlx moai4s,
secured b psts w,tA aypfyssd. seeasity.
E.I0W8, s4rsstd1n&
Council Bislh snd Nbhra6ka Fsrry Co.
Deceaaher Is 1854 -aae-6
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A.. =, se.,.. D'''''',]4 ..,ss scffsa'y' f.,,.
A.sD.14x5. .v

YyO Ann Scott. tAs defendant in the above
j entltlsd cause, vhe has been returned not
found; lyou asc hereby soti6sd that the said
plaintiff. John Scott, Jr, has filed in my Office,
his petiliea askihg the sad court 70 decree to
him divorce from The bonds Of marimony
agstnst yoa ana thAs snless you appear and
answer thersanls. ou or before the nsoruing Of
tho second day Of tho next term Of the said dis
tr,ct. cosi.. u be aegsm and haidea ON the Bird
Monday in March. A. ID. 1855. At @eawood.
II NillA couhty, Iowa, a-decrss vi II - render
ed against you IN accordance With the prayer
o: said petitioner. WIN. SNUFt1N,
Clerk District-coars, ILLS co. Iowa.
D. Il. SOLOMON, Ssl'r for complainant.
Jan %, IS. n33-4w
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13

HEREBY warn all parsons against parehas-
i ing aceftaiu froaisory Sots, dated Nov. Is.
1854, payable six months after dAls. TO Wa.h-
iagtoa ilepner for the sum Of One Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, signed BY Z. ". Boysna, and =.
A. jackson. -at
Said Note was given a. part os ths cossiS-
erstsen Tor certain Claim, or Tract Of LAnd,
situated Ia Nebraska Territory, sold aaa csa-
veyed ty Washington Hepner to G. W Boyers
And as have been informed, and have good
reason for believing that the said " aahis9,os
Hepner has since sold and conveyed q part Vt ih.
came Claim to Vim. Ciansy hsreby give no
houndaiies Of tina claim are satisfactorily set
tied, L. " BOYERA.
March, ,. 1888. .E43-1s.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
Cornelias yosrhis In tho District 6 Uurt Of
VI Potsaw2itamie Csaaty,
Harlan Mcbride. AraiL TEKx, A. d. 1855

II ARI.AS MCBRIDE, Defendant in the a
II bovr entitled case, Is hereby notified that
there is now on hIe in the office Of the Clerk o {
the District Court of Po;tawattumie county, the
Petition Of Cornelius Voorhis, the nature aud
object Of which is to obtain decree OF said
Court 10 make valid the transfer of Land War
rant No. 75,429 for l61 acres, issued In the
name of sail Harlan McRride and info 'maly
transferred to sail Plaintiff. And that unless
said Defendant appear snd answer to said Peti-
lion on or before tn- next term OF the Apr'f
Court to ,e holden in the csty of Council Bluffs,
county aforesaid. aud State Of Iewa, on tho ist
Monday sn April, A. ID. 1855 Doerco will be
entered in accordance With the prayer Il said
Petition. LARIMER & JAMES.
March, 2, '55-ni2-iw. Att'ys for Pl'tf.
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Rufus Patrick
DIVORCE.

Tsa Achsah S. (. Patrick the above named
] Ilcf. ndaut who has been returned ''not
fognl," yol are hereby notified that the said
fsRtif has filed in my Office his petitioa ask
ing TIE District Court for the county of Harrl-
son, State of Iowa to decree him Divorce frosa
tne bonds Of matlimony with you, aad sew un-
less you appear and answer thcreuRto, on or be-
fsre the morning of the sscoRa day Uf the next
tenn of thr said CeRrt TO be bssun aud holden
en he Gst Monday in April, 4. d. 1889. at
Magnolia ia said osuasv, a decrae will be rem
dered against you according to to the prayer of
the Pstitioue. /. G.. COOPER,
Cl'k Of Dist Court.
R;chi Humphreys, Sole r for Comp'nt.
March =, 1853. ni2-iw
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Land For Sale!!
eco irrrs Of Choice Land.

ESQ irTrs Of Choice Land.
4 FINC, t.rr-s.t Oh Tie Ggeat IhoroHahtarc
! = betwctu III aisslssppi and MIssouri Riv-
crs, in Dallas County, Iowa, on Coon Rt&er,
twenty weight miles West by railroad from the
Capital Of the STATE, viz. TT D.s Moiaes. IL IL
SiuaIc III healthy sRI fertile part OF the
- ate, and the direct route iTosa Fort Dss
Noines TO Couaci B!uT City; mid way between
;lle town of Ia nham and Nisco.tA There
are several Mills in successful operation within
three miles ffca h. Farm. Thsre arc about
Two Hundrctl aa- Sixty Acrer of choice Tim
Der (Which loins iho prairie, with stock watef,)
consisting al Back aud White Walnut, Whttc
Barr and BIsck Oak; Linn, Cottonwood aad
Hickory, and about Eighty Acres undor I'M
prose.nents. with good fence, and other lots at
taehed u thc premises. Houses, Stables AM
hrst rate spring of living water within u few
steps of the house. There II good M:l!'site
Oh the tract, si.ording sufficient water al! the
time for Mills and Machinery A lao plenty OF
Stone and Slone-coal Cows, young cattse; hogs.
far ming implements, &c, &c.
The Proprietor George Il. Warden will bo
fnu Mi AT bis residence uear Irish Grave, Mckay
Post Oiiee. Dallas County, Iowa. Also for sale
by the undersigned, six hundred and eighty
acres of Land, situated in Guthrie CO., Iowa, at
Bear Grove. This is the old siagc-s:ation on
the head Of Middle River about halfway be-
t"ecH L l. Des MOiuc3 Hnd COuHcu Iliy,
being IN township seventy eight, and seventy
niue, ranges thrty-iso aul tnr y-ihree, fine
Tavern Stand, and beautiful stream of living
water running through il -four undred acres OF
this tract IL Ii st class tin;,er) which is for salc
or rent, Leirg on the State road on reasonable
terms. 1t il also Oh The Rock Island Railroad
from lie Mississippi ta the Missouri river, with
a plenty OF stables and suitable buildings for
public house attached.
address Mckay T.. o.. Dallas Co.,
GEORGE b. WARDEN.
TiIOS. CAVANAGA.
RYTEREN0Es.
A. S. Stephens CO., Bankers, Fl. Des Noines
Iowa.
lioyt Sherman, Banker. Fl. Des Moins, Iowa
r. NJ. Casady, Rec. Land Office. ''
Byron Rice, County Judge, Polk Co., Iowa.
Michael Cavanagh. Dubuque, Iowa.
Johnson & Casady, Land Agents, Council Bluffs
Iowa.
Thomas sceley, Couuty Surveyor, Gathrloce., J,
Iowa.
Moore & RedGeId. Tiscotta, Dallas Co. 10 wa.
Col. C. &. Van, Aagnolia, Harrison Co !. low ..
Feb. q. 1855 n-h-h
Cad MoYsos and Carriages
TO LET.
AT The Livery AMI Sale Stable at Iiafle's
Exchange II. D. HARL
Council Bluffs, December 5'h, is5t--nI9,,i
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600 DOLLARS!

10000 DOLLARSl
The Peoples Gift Enterprise Association
NEARLY %, 900
ENGRAVINGS SOLD.
DEING desirous of closing the enterprise in
ID tire shortest time possible. l have made
arranl ements TO supply orders for the follow
lug beautiful engravings
One of Lifs's Happy Hours,
Sparkling
The Parting.
The Capture of Andre.
The Poor Relations.
The Jolly Flalboatsmen.
Tho Trapp-r's Last Shot
They ars eli finc stesi-piate impressions, Of
choice merit, by celebrated artists
The first five wiii be furnished a. one dol
lar each, o2e gift ticket accompanying each
engraving.
The last two being larger than the others.
are more expensive. They will be furnished
al two dollars each, two gift tickets accoai-
panying each engraving.
You have now before YOU seven beautiful
pictures. either of which is fins parlor orua-
ment. The cost Of the whole Is nine dollars,
emitting the purchaser TO nins shares in the
Gift Property TO be distributed by the aw ardiug
committee in ST. l. ,uis
Postage on the Engravings Is two ceuts to
any part of the United States.
IL All orders should be sddr TO
L W. ABBOTT.
d29 (Removed to so Fourth street !,
ST. Louis, Mo.
j = Charles Tumler is agent for Council
Bluffs Iowa, of whom Engrayings and receipts
can be obtained.
Feb 2nd. 55 n3I ct
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13

HAVE VOC AN ORCHARD GROWING? :?
~ IL not, be sure and get one az once. Now
Is tie time to order your trees, and II ordered
nov. you Will be certain 10 get what you order
Delays are dangerous and should not be indule
Cd in. will furnish any variety of fruit or
Ornamental trees you may wish, ia good time
for setting, delivered ia t.is city. on the most
vasonable terms ii ordered soon. | viii also
pay cash for good GarGen Seeds.
II. A. TERRY.
Council Bluffs January 10. 1854
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
EXPECTED SOON
4 hint Il the WISE.

us now our turn 10 as., T4v)Rs, aud 10 ~
4 il would b. a very gr'ai one IN Iced, ii all
kuowinI themselves Indebted 10 Us, would
call ana settle their accounts Immediately. as
We want 20 meet cur ST louis fii,uds with Il
smile and our generous Patrons with grand
new stock OF goods for spring trade
n. B. We are now o!i,rins the remainder Of
our present stock, at reducel prices Tor cash
10 make room and ise the ind
HUNTI> Il TYPER.
Feb. 10Th, S. n3e-4w
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Rates Of advertising.
IN THE sEMI-wEEKLY BUuLE.

IN THE SEMI-WEEKLY BU1LE
Oar Square, C2 lines or less,) inserion. 81 g
Each subsequent insertion. -
One insertion Of two squares. ~
Each additional insertion. Is
Business or professional cards. net excsodiaR
one square, one year. 10 0O
Ssme sax months, e0t
Same three mouths, -
One ceiamn, Que year, 50 -
Sax month";. ~ "
three :. 90 o.
One -haif cslsmn, one year, 30os
six months, 2000
throe monlhs l5OU
One quarter column, one year, 1900
six months, i20O
three mouths. 8 ~
Announcing names OF candiIates for sifics, l-oo
Marriage notice, tAa
Births aud Deaths published free Of charge.
Business Caris Ordinary size per husd., 2.5u
over ons hundred, ., 2.ou
ash in advance will b. required Tor all aS-
vertisements, except where certain resyousibl-
ty is known to exist
LANGUAGE, DRAWING.
A Nd PAINTING SCHOOL
COi.. E. J. pLEYEL proposes to spsa .
~ Language. and Drawing School, for both
sexes, October I'd 1854.
TERMS foR -wBLrk LEssss
French or Geri"an anguage O. ~
Drawing and Pointing, in all branches, 81 o..
HOURS gCR LASCUAGE
Monday, Wednesday. aud friday, froa ,s I
O'clock, in French
Monday. "Wednesday aud Friday from IL
O'clock, in German
! HOURS Poa bRAwIxo AID PAiSrISa:
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday. frsla = I. 4
| o clock
Council Bluff. City, Sept, 81. nN.H
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EOR SALE

THE north half. Of the Lnrth west oYar,er
Of Section -, Town>hip 75. Ranrs a
Term cAsh down; for further particulars ia
quire OF u. 1zAchuck ST Mary, or at q n
Asno Batf CRY.
F'b 9ik. n3--1m.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
CARSOEiS nANCHE.
IIO! T HE
Nc ENC EDE ~ "a "a EV
STILL SU RFIV ESl

FE STUD J TO PLEASE.
xxy E the undersigned would most respectfully
" Announce TO our friends and customers.
ll.at we have received an entire new, and well
selected stock of GOODS, at our new, large and
commodous building, No. 1G, Broadway, Coun-
ell BIpis, where We will be huppy to cur old
friends aud customers, and cordially invite ali in
sant of good barEains-to coll aud examine our
'tock before purchasing elsewhere. as il il no
trouble to show Goods We are determined To
s-lI as low as any house in the West oar mot
to as it ever has been, Small profits and quick
sales.
n. B. All kinds OF furs. petries, dry hides
md merch4ntabIe produce taken in exchange
or goods, and received on debts as payments
TOOTLE & JACKSON.
Council Bluffs city, Jan. 4, lo53-37-tt
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GREAT FIRE

GREAT FIRE
ME vii! inform our friends Chat we Nre not
y burnt out, but arc in II worse condition,
having sold ta,gc amount Of en- goods for
mems promises to pay. which they wholly dis
regarded, therefore Is we have no insurance
company to look TO fer our tosscs, all persons
knowing themselves indebted Will CONE U'and
ray ur their accounts aui notes, and relieve MS
in Cur time Of need a$ well as save cost and
trou tlr. McMAIIlN i WILLIAMS.
Lsy "a lUtf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
Farmers Attention.

I viii pay cash for butter, eggs, lard,
/ potatoes beans ard other kinds of coun-
try produce; ako all kinds of lumber, d.
lv,rcd at the Post Office b.olk, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
w. D. JOHNSON.
Feb. 9Th. '55. MA II.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13

Saw Mil! For Sale


TIVE Subscriber will sell his water power
1 Saw Min. located on keg g reek, about 2
miles from c town Of G. lenwood, in Mills co
Said Mill is in good saving condition, and has
a good run Of custom. 1t has flrstrate frame,
and has only been in operation about years.
AS am anxious to dispose of this property,
viii sell Mt a bargain. There il Que Humid
red and Twenty Acres of choice Land connec-
ted wtth he premises, also for sale.
ARMY II The subscriber or Bennett and
Harding Gienw ood. for further information.
WILLIAM SLAUGHTER.
Feb 90 % n-40-tf.-
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13

4 nice well situated lot p tbs city, spsa
which arc neat and comfortable xweliisu.
Enaairc Of j. Z. JOHNSON, Agent.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
4 WE'LL CONDUCTED
Refreshment Saloon.

can procure in this section. sa85f7st al
Gentlemen and Ladies, givras sail, aud xs
Will convince you that We keep som .ti,ias aice
and will serve il TO your taste. IT'S no trsub-
le TO show our eooDs. and much less 70 eat
drink aud smoke them 1 -sa
J. l. G. :. SMITH.
Earch, c. 1885. hl3-R.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
I r E 3 Uel.E.,,'' :
Tsrns q the somi.wsekiy Bsgic.

Tsrns q the Soust.Weekiy Bugfc.
Ons copy. one year, paid Invariably ia
advAica, ~
Uhe copy, one year Pstd within sir months, 4 -
!" after %
- SIX unsaths, IN advance. +. o.
I" "a" three - !" | O.
.Single copies. neatly ss~easpsd, 8
Orders for The Rugle bv NAN vii act he filed
will b made to clnbs Of cash subsefibs9A
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

MOVEMENTS OF PoPULArIos.-Thc St.
Louis Republican congratulates the
citizens of Missouri, in view Of the fact
that the mighty tide of population, which
for the past few years had been sweeping
toward California, is beginning to flow in a
contrary direction. Says the Republican,
wo find that emigrants to Western Mis-.
souri, and Kanzas and Nebraska "are
coming in as in The days Of the Platte Pur-
chase fifteen years ago."
At the same time the growth OF the State
and Territories in the Northwest was new
er more rapid than at present. Minnesota
Wisconsin and Iowa have vastly increased
their population and productive capacity,
and are already teeming with farms,
schools, churches and cities. The Illinois
Central, and Ohio and Mississippi Rairoa ad,
in Illinois, of themselves open up coun-
try Of vast productive resources, and will
people It 80 years in advance Of what
could have been expected without their in
fuencc.-Baltimorc American.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
HERALD OF THE TIMES,
-~~-~~o-~-~~-~-~-1~-~~
! THURSDAY May IT, 1876.

p Two horses attached to carriage
ran from the Long wharf, Sunday morn
Ing, when tho Metropolis arrived, and there
being no one on the box at the time, they
dashed iuriously up the wharf and up Tou-
70 street The vile and daughter of Jos
esph B. Tompkins, Esq. were IN the car
riage. In. Touro street Miss Tompkns
jumped from the carriage and escaped with
out injury; Mrs. Tompkins attempted to
jump also, but some portion OF her dress
became entangled in the carriage, and she
was dragged some distance on the pave.
ments. Her shoulder was dislocated, wrist
broken, and she vas otherwise severely in
jured under the circumstances, il is for
tunate that both ladies' were not killed
The Council ought to pass an ordinance re-
quiring that some person shall remain on
the box while the carriages are attending
the steamers. =.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
DIED.

Ia Portsmouth, 2sth ult., Mrs. Anna Antho-
nv, wife Of Mr.. Gould Anthony and daughter OF
Capt. James Chase, in the <2d year OF her
age.
Jano, only daughter oi Nay Sp,ok, ESQ, in th.
10Th year Of her age. She was IN aniable and
worthy young lady. and her memory will loug he
cherished With fond rceolcction IN the hearts OF
her friends.
In Bristol. on the i2,h last, after a short ILL
ness, Beniasin Tiliey, ksq.. !" the 73d year OF
his age L native u Newport. from whence be
removed 30 years since 70 Bristol, where be vas
highly spseted and esteemed he wss the last
oil children Of the late Deacon wilIiss Fiji
ley.
5th, att o'clock, tion. William =. Ball. aged
81 years.
tn Providence, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Hsnnuh
Potter. widow of the late William rvusr, I'D
S6 years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

Hoiiopdy's Oinfrem and Pills, CO rtain
Remedies for Bad Legs and Old Wounds.
Alfred Goslet, aged ~, was for nine
years afflicted with an awfully bad leg, there
were several wounds in il, which defcd all
the doctors skill and ingenuity to heal. lie
tried variety Of remedies, but was not ben
Gifted by the same. At last he was per-
suadcd to have recourse TO Hollowsy's Oint-
ment and Pills, these remedies quickly ei.
fected a very favourable change, and by
continuing them unrcmitlingy for three
months, his leg was completely cured, and
his general health thoroughly established
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

The MARINE .ARTfLLERY.-Whilc we
are continually called upon to record the
overthrow of both the "old parties" IN their
s,rongbolds, it is gratifying occasionally to
see some evidence Of conservatism. that
has not yet been uprooted BY the popular
whirlwind. We received last week the Of
fcial announcement Of our recollection TO
the very responsible and honorable post Of
official organ OF the Marine Artillery, post
which we have held Tor so long a time, and
tn which, latterly, We have been annually
reelected without even the show Of oppo-
sition. The manner in which the announce
mont was made, which was in stiict confor-
nifty to the ancient usage Of the company,
was almost as gratifying as the NATTER
We broke the seal OF the official document
with scrupulous care, and tho whole office
participated in the pleasure Of perusing II
iron the top to the bottom.-Prob. Jour
nal.
We happened TO bs presen, on this in
terssting occasion, and was called upon by
our frieadof the Joernsl to assist In the
examination Of his certificate we found il
genuine and oil correct.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
GU- Miss Samantha 8. Nivison, M. d

EU- Miss Samantha 8. Nivison, M. d.,
graduate Of the Female Medical College
of Philadelphia, will commence course of
popular lectures at Masonic Hall, this eve.
ming, at half past o'clock. The lectures
will be on Anatomy, Physiology, and IIy-
giene, the means ot~preserving health and
proIonging lie. The lecture this evening
will be to both ladies' and gentlemen, but
the remaining five lectures will be deliver
ed to ladies' exclusively, on the succeeding
evenings of the week, at the same time and
place. Miss Nvison has a complete set Of
apparatus, Manikin, Skeleton, Plates, Mod
els, &C., by which she will illustrate her
lectures. She is an elegant, talented and
highly educated lady ; and the arrange
ment, dictated by becoming motives Of del.
cacy, will enable our ladies' to profit by in
structions which they have rarely, if ever,
had tho opportunity TO acquire, and which
may be highly advantageous to them. Since
her graduation she has lec'ured in various
places at the-South with great success;
and we have every reason to believe that
she will have crowd d audiences in this
city. Attic CONCLUSION of her lectures In
Trenton N. j., the ladies who attended
them organized n meeting and passed the
following resolutions
Resolved That the members Of the class
who have attended the lectures of Miss Sa
man,ha S. Nivison, NJ. d., en- ertain deep
sense of obligation to her for the valuable
information which she has so ably commu-
nicatcd to them, and tho lively interest she
has aroused in their minds on the subject
of Physiology.
Resolved, That in Miss N. we rccog-
nize a, naFst successful tescher, and that
Physiology, as explained with her charts,
skeleton, nanikin, molels, &C., claim the
attention Of all women whei know them
selves and desire that truth and knowledge
shall take the place Of error and ignorance.
Resolved, That il would afford US great
pleasure, and we trust would be highly
acceptable to the ladies' Of Trenton, for Dr.
N.to visit our city again, and that wc take
great pleasure IN recommending her to the
dUentlOn VI tI6 lTltnuS Vi SClcnCc anu nu-
man progress, and we her, by express the
earnest hope that she may every where
meet with that warm and cordial reception
and encouragement which her abilities as Il
public teacher so emnenlly cnlile her.
There is no reason, we think, why ladies'
should not ba educ atcd for the medical pro-
fession, to PRACTICE at least in some cases of
sickness among their SEX VIC have no
doubt but that lady with tho talents and
accomplishments of Miss Nivison, will DO
entirely successful. She is accompanied
by female friend, who is also graduate
of thu. .samo College, and is equally elegant,
talented and accomplished !; they may be.
consulted professionally at their rooms, at
the house OF Jonathan Dame, in Broad
street. 1t is almost an inducemcnt to be
little sick Tor the purpose Of being pre-
scribed for by such agreeable physicians-
eshall expect to see the Hall crowded
this evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17
Nj ARRIED'

In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening, May 10,
by Rev. Mr.. Il. Hatfield, Mr.. Edward Peterson,
son Of the late Rev. Edward Peterson, to Miss
Mary A. Florentine, both oi Brooklyn.
Ii Little Compton, 21a ult., by Rev. MIR.
Beene, Mr.. Aaron =. Cogge.hall, of Middle.
town, to Miss Elizabeth Church, Of the iormeS
place.
In Bristol, 2d inst. Hon. Byron Diman to
Miss Elizabeth A. Liscomb, all Of II.
In North Providence, 29th ult., Mr.. John
G. Talimau, of Portsmouth, to Miss Lydia A..
Wightman, Of North kingstown.
In Providence, Mr. Joseph Edgeson to Miss
Eliza Collinson, both ot OH, Moses T.
Lawton, ESQ, Of Tiverun, to Miss Elizabeth
7. Harris, ,ot p.
In Boston, I'd inst, Mr.. Joha c. Snow to
Miss Elizabeth u. Hazard, both Of Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-17

" We are very glad that brother Syl-
vester K. Hazard has made his calling and
election sure among the Know No,hings,
so as to secure his Office again as Overseer
Of the Poor he is a very efficient and faith
full officer, and ought to bo elected for life,
If no continues to discharge the duties Of
his Office As thoroughly as he has during tho
time he has held it.