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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-07
Kansas River Packet.

T1HE light draught Ii inch steamer FNANcIER
i No. 3, will ply regularly between Kansas
city and Fort Riley. touching at all intermediate
landings. Having fine accommodations for pas
scngers. public patron ge is espectuliy solicited
anu shipp.rs can rely upon the Fnanciers pune
tuality-
MORRISON, ON board: J. RfDDLESBARGER
d. CO., Kansas city; or TO C. Ii. MANNING. Her
aid If Freedom Office, Or to HUTCHINSON,
HARLOW & CO., merchants, Lawrence, K. T.
Eaa 10 l855.
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B0nKsi R0nKsIi

A FINE selection Of School and Miscellaneous
"A Books are kept for sale Of the oiEos Of thu
Herald If Freedma, among which are The Hero
inos of History, Hcroines Of the Crusades, Fox's
Book of Martyrs, Periious Adventures of Trar
elcrs, Farm and Fircsi,le, Cruise in the Mea;tsr
rsnean, Hurry Graphs, People Have Met, Rursi
Letters, Fun Jottines, Autographs for Freedom.
Grea. Cities of the World. Frank Freeman's Bar
Der Shop, Mirror Of the Soul, Antiquities OF
Western New York signers Of the Declaration,
Army Of the rnited States, Geographical Histc-
~ of Nev York, Pocket aud quarto Bibles, DC
Also, q large supply Of Toy Books for children.
We have also very superior article OF Eocls-
esp and Letter Paper, Pens, Penbolders, Blssk
Writing Fluid, sdhesiye Envelopes, Faber's Pea
els, &c. l. II. BROWN IL CO.
LaxrREEcx. Feb 3, ls5a.-tf
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Lawrence Eating saloon.

HAVING recently opened an excellent Eating
i i Saloon at No. % Massachusetts street. tht
undersigned respectfully soicits the patronage
of the public. lie viii spare no effort to prepart
his table with the bast the market affords, and j,
also determined TO be surpassed by no other es-
tablisAnnent in town.
Warm meals can be procured at all hours.
The subscriber also takes pleasure IN anno un-
cling to the pubic tlat he has opened. in connec-
ton with the above establishment, com Portable
and convenient boarding aouse, fnd is now pro-
pared to accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage with either week or day
boarding., and promises his patrons that he will
use every exeriion in his power to render their
soiourn with him as comfortable as circumstan-
ees will permit.
Rates of boarding:--
Board ana lodging Ter week, $3.50
Day bCard. g 800
Po.rd nor ,lay sT5
Single Single meals: IS
Lodging, Is
n. b. -Boarders viii be required to settle at
the end of each week. as by this means he will be
able to make his table nearer what it should be.
II. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
Lawrence, K. T., june 50, 1866.
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EsfraYed.

ON the 1lth inst. gray HorSe, Is hands high
" and heavy built, dark name and tail bGTe-
footed and flea bitten, years old: also two mare
mules-one soTrel 6 wears old, roche main and
tail, and barefooted; the other bay. 8 years
old, with star in forehead. mane trimmed close,
and pair of shoes on fore feet If not ioft off,
Any person finding the same aud giving inforna-
ton to 4. 5. IIolleman, on the Wakarusa, 20
miles from Lawrence. or to II. z. b. Johnston.
three-fourths Of mile south Of Franklin, shall
BE- literally rewarded. June 30, '55.-st*
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FLOWS! PL0WsiI

HAFlXG procured ths agency Of 64nscs,
~ HkLKxa & Cos celebrated &ess CssEPsr
Prairie cad Farasiag PLees; manufactured 3
BeIiulse. Ill. We are prepared 20 I'll all orders
fIosn Kansas Territory and elsewhere.
These Piows are manufactured expressly f5E
the wants u tho West and with . view 70 duya :
biIisy &c. Their merits have been fully tested,
and shrs We can fresly recommend than.
Persuas ordering can jHdee Of tho sizs wanted.
description. &e.. from the character OF sod and
strength of team. The P5aiTio Piows ara nom
IL 20 20 inches furrorv, OF larger Il ordeTsd. hP
Corn or Farming Pisps vary IN sizs from one
Rsu. An hsye sseei r,oins and nsonid boards
Prairie Flows vary Ia prico from 81 . eSl--
nsrnben named Corn Do. rom Sc - TO SO %,
manufacturers prices
Send your orders with eelacaisonst and fsey
vii Sc pgenpsiy flisi.
Es.1e L<rss, 81. Lo4i<. Io.
Asyait. 1855,
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r. A. HINT & Co..

General C5zxziss;oa. PrOiucs. aad Fsssear6tns
NaeS0nts, No. IS LeEes, 81. Loais, Ao.
NJ bah orders for any description of Ner-
Ne chandise, when accompanied with remit
tance, viii meet with prompt attention. Tbs
commission for buying any amount over fifty
per cent. Thesubscribers viii confine themselves
strictly TO . legitimate commission business, asd
they win at all times be prepared to make liberal
advances on consignweits.
REFERENCES N IA. Sass. C. Pomeroy, Ess. !;
DR.. c. Robinson.
IA. HUNT. Late Of HubbeIl q Hunt,)
j. EDWARD HUNT.
81 Lcis zs,,iI IL 1855
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The HefaIo Of Freedom.
Lawrence, Saturday, July Z, 1855.
TO Our Friends.

The regular issRe If this paper :snoe 1000 esp.
;es iceely aud 10 might Le nsaterialy Increased
If those ,cIe aDprors n 1gisei les and desire ia
ssccess. ssould fake ie trouble 10 esent lie eaioas
so his ae;ys5ms. There gre fse c oug pressnt sub
scsibsrs srAo could naf secure oSE SEw REsFoSsi-
Bile sAxE csth but lite e6o,f; ard ,ee res 1eetfal
" ask osY friends that they caH tie Gttentioa y
thtir aesaaintances to the claims # the HERALD
OF FgEEpoa upon public patronage. Ks0 aaaay
sf our preseat subscribrs seilt HAND in one Rss
aasseY
As an iadacemezt to erertion. each psysms aeh9
sIsU IN future sead us sie reso subseri7s, aecon-
panied ,citA sl2, slsals be entitled so a sereath
segs gratis
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rails M ~

DHysICIAN& & SURGEON. czaee st ]. Hutch
L insen,s. three doors south ef the Herald o;
Freedom. ee6es.
Dr.. Tolles has parchased tie Hs6isiaee. sxtuTss
&C.. belonging 70 the late DR.. H Glars, ana holds
himself in readiness 70 answer n essk = the
lire OF his profession.
Larrsscs. stsE< Q, lS55.9
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Ready Made Frame Houses,

TNIIE subscriber having contracted for a large
L number of the above houses. is prepared to
furnish those in want. They are of different sizes
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
A line addressed toE. Simmons, Kansas, No,
will meet with prompt attention.
REFEREScEs.-S. C. Pomeroy, Esq, Kansas
city, Mo-; DIR. C. Robinson, and G. w. Brown,
Esq, Lawrence, K. T. Z. SIMMONS.
June Ii ;55-tf
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Hardware.

NIOSIER d JENKINS, wholesale and retail
Nl dealers in stoves. hollow wares, tin ware,
shee. iron. wagons, plows, and farming utensils
generally, st their rooms adjoining Walker &
Chick, Water street, Kansas city.
They have aleo branch store at Lawrence, 4.
+. For tho present. persons wanting stoves in
that yieinity viii make application 70 Allen &
Brother,
Wholesale dealers can Be supplied q. fair rates
Jssns Q, Is55.-g.
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| r have small quantity of very choice YELLOW
i SEED CORN, which am disposed to sell at
a fair price This corn took the premium at the
| Crawford county. Pa. Agricultural Society, rs
the beet which was exhibited by q large number
of eolnpetitors. Apply at the Herald of Freedom
Office. lJuno II, 3d. G. w. BROWN.
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Kansas and Lawrence semi-Weekly

DACKET STEAMER En.us Ha,naa, J. w.
I Wing Master, viii leave Kansas city every
Monday and Thursday; returning will leave
Lawrence every Wednesday and Saturday..
The public may depend upon this steamer being
prompt and regular, also that she viii continue
in the trade for the season. Every effort viii be
made 20 give satisfaction. In consideration we
solicit the patronage of shippers and passengers.
For freight OF passage apply on board. or TO
HUTCHINSON, HARLOW & CO., Ag'ts.
Jrss2 2. l655.-6m.
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Bring On your saw Logsl

HyHE undersigned will commsncs ssvIng 81
i their new mill in Lawrsncs, On Mo1dsy ths
llth inst. So bring On your logs ard have tbsm
sawed At once. TIE good old rale .'eEss CONS
frs. served" win bs strictly followed. Lambs!
viii be kept constantly en- hand. 1he highssi
market price viii be paid tor zaE loEs.
dune 9. ,s5-ff HOAL q 20.
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PaRnsa Association.

meeting of thu stockholders of tho Pawnes
n Association will be held at the public houst
of Robert Klotz. in the town of Pswnee, on Sat
| urday, July 2ath, at 10 o'clock, A. Il.
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, President.
JoHS n. DVEE. Secretary.
Pawnes, June 81, 1S55.-4t.
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Sabbath School R,oks.

FNHE undersigned would respectfully call the
i attention of oil the friends of christian edu-
cation west of the Mississippi to tho following
noble proposition:
A Sunday school teacher in Boston has author
lied us 10 say. that he will supply, in part with
libraries. the first two new Sunday schools that
shall be duly organized in each county. and re-
ported to the undersigned, to the following ex
tent. and on the following conditions. viz
l. If the school shall consist of iye teachers
and twenty-five scholars. he viii give tbs half OF
ten dollar library-the school OF its friends pay
ing for the other half; or,
IT. IF she school shall consist of ten teachers
and fifty scholars be will give The halle twen-
~ dollar ibraly-the school paying the other
half.
All tina. part of the Unitsd States north of the
State of Louisiana. and wcss Of the Mississippi
river. is embraced in this proposition, and it viii
hold good during she year 1855.
The report must embrace the following partic-
ulaIs, viz:
I. Tho name and location of the school.
2. The name and posi- oliice address of the su-
periHsendent.
3. The date its organization.
4. The number of scholars and teachers
B. How, and towhose care, the books should be
sent.
6. The money required from the school must ac-
company the application.
Each school should raise two or three dollars
10 addition 70 what Is required for the library
for the necessary instruction books. hymn books,
&c. Bnt tlis IS not condition of receiving the
donation.
On receiving the applications, the books viii
be Immediately sent, according 70 directions. TO
all entitled % them.
The hooks with which thes. orders viii be fll-
cd are the three ten dollar Libraries published by
the American Sunday School Union, each con-
tanning l0s select volumes, Of from u 20 2SS pa
gss, substantially. bound. The volumes are ali
regularly Numbered. and ready for n-c; and each
library via be accompanied with "A printed cat
diogaes.
The following additional books VIII ordinarily
do 70. school OF % scholars, viz
/ Union primers, a. cents, y ess.
6 First readers, at 3 cents, Is
/ s Union spelling books, at 81 cents, s.1
6 Union questions. at g. cents o!S
5 CifiId's scripture questions. at - Cts, % .
IS Sunday school child's hymn books, %
Teacher taught, :.
Infants library. AZ 151z cents. p
Union Bible dictionary, :.
Gross tickets, ~
$500
Thadessreis cherished that al benevolent per-
sons residing il the above Territory, who may
ehEnce 70 see this notice, viii uss their inhnence
70 have the schools organized in their respective
ineighbcrhoods, and promptly reported. Address
A. W. COREY, agent, No. Sc Chestnut street, 81
Lens. Missouri june %. 30
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pR0CLAMATIOE.

UNITED STATES OF A4EhfcAf
TEERITosY or KAssAs4
T AxDKEw II. RKEpEs, Governor Of the TsgT.-
j, tory Of Kansas do hereby under end by VIZ
tue Of the act Of Congress passed
Siths soth day of May, 1854, entitled
III Ian sct " organize the Territories
jof Nebraska and Kansas proclaim
and direct tkat the Legislative
Assembly Of the said Territory Of Kansas viii
convene at the town Of Pawnee, in the Ninth
Election District of said Territory, On tho frst
Monday Of July next, in the building which viii
DC provided for tine purpose.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Ts--
ritcTy this sixteenth dsy OF April. 4. D.,
1855. 4. II. REEDER, GogernnE, &C.
Atest: DAsL. woopsos, Secretary.
May 5, Is55.-st.
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Pioneer Hotel.

TTOPEKA, KANSAS sTERRlToRY.-This
n House was opened for business on the slse
April. They seeing the great importance OF
giving to the public very different Recommendations
than have ever yet been given in this TeIritory,
have resolved that no pains shall be spared 10 rch
der al comfortable. Good beds and q substantial
fare viii always DC provided for their guests.
LEONARD ". HORNE.
JOHN J. STORM.
JAMES TAGART.
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Camo-Meeting Notice.

A camp-meeting will be held on the
claim of Mr. HuPP, mile and hall
above the crossing at Blanton, on the
Wakarusa, commencing Aug. 10th and
continuing over the Sabbath. All are
invited to attend. L. B. DENNIS.
J.. GRIFFING.
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1000 AGENTS WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted immodi
~ stely, in every part Of the United States. 70
CANVASS for subscribers TO the UERALD OF EEEx-
DoH. a liberal commission paid for services,
and no capital required. Address
q. w. BROWN &c CO.,
LAWRENCE Z. T., Feb. 3.-4 Publishors-
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N For reasons given in our last
number--sickness and previous delay
we issue half sheet this week, hoping
thereby to '.get out of the drag as the
tailors say. Our patrons will pardon all,
this number is SO rich-thanks to the
Four.b
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Iumberi Iumberii

TTNIIE KNG OF THE WooDs is now in full opera
Il ton. and persons wanting logs sawed viii
consult their own interests by bringing them TO
to the rule first come first served,p without dis
tinction to parties. SMITH & GREEN.
LG,Creacs, .Jyae IS, '55.-ff.
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FRUIT TREES FOR KANSAS,

NEARLY al the leading Fruits Of Europe and
~ America are cultivated and for sale Ut the
Randolph Nurseries, Crawford county, perlna.
All orders from G. w. BRowN, ESQ, will re-
csive prompt attention, who viii act Us Agent ss
Lawrence City, Kansas Territory, in forwarding
orders for Trees at our risk. D. T. HOBBS
RANDoLPu. Jan. 6, '55.
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LAND AGENCY.

L fesSion, viii attend to the sale and exchangs
Of Claims 10 Land in this Territory. Also, buy
and sell Interests in the City Of LawTa,ics-
Claims and City Interests now for sale Of his
otice on Massachusetts, street.
EDWARD CLARK, Atty. & Counsellor.
Lawrence, K. r., April Z, 1855.
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=. a. arN1. D sLATEk- J. = heaf
2. A. Hunt & Co..

DRoDUCE, Commission and Forwarding
L Nerchanss, IS Leyee, s.. Louis, No., be
tween Pine and Chestnut
Produce.
Aay ls, iS55.-G
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join Baldwin, Ferryman,

IAS ;ust completed his new ferry boat, and
L 81 holds iinlselfin readiness % take pesssnseEs
and teams over the Kansas river, opposite Law
renee, a. all hours, on application, as The usual
prices.
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L or three months. Inquire of Z. s. JEwETr,
one mile west of in lge Wakefelds.
June Is, '55.x
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DIED,

In Lawrence. on the@5th lust, WILLIE CLAE.
EScE son of Abiian K. an / Jane q. Burditt
aged Cna year and twenty seven days.
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Cutler g. Filer
Seed Corn.

CURVEYORS and Civil Engineers, ofice 90
- Massachusetts, St. Towns lain outi in any part
of the Territory. Lawrence, june l6, '55.-Tt*
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Fashionable Tailoring.

- A s. Adds, TAILOR, takes pleas
n IA. ure in stating 70 the public that
IL he has opened Fashionable Tailoring
Establishment in the rear Of ALLEN & BzoTHER's
Store, and that he holds himself IN readiness to
make gentlcmen's and boys clothes, Of all de-
scriptiOns, on short notice. He win be ia regu-
lar receipt Of the latest eastern fashion plates,
and feels confident of his ability 20 give entire
satisfaction to those who patronize him.
tH Especial attention will be given to the
cutting Of garments, for homo Iaaking mp.
Lasorence Hen Ie, '55.-if
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Religious Meeting.

On Mount Ofeal near Doctor Rob-
INsoN's house, next Sunday evening,
81 o'clock, Mr.. NurE. will preach on
the occasion of the laie anniversary.
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Lawrence Building Associatiou.

THE Cash subscribers to the stock of the Law
renee Building Association, are hereby notified
TO pay into the Treasurer, Norman Allen, i'm
mediatey, the first instalInent of ten dollars per
share. BY order of the Finance COMMITTEES.
THOMAS YATES, Sec,y
Lawrence, June Q, ;55.
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FORWARDING and COMMISSION MER-
T. CHANT. has Just completed h;s new Ware
house on the Leyes, and is ready 20 receive The
Consignment Of goods, either On commission q
otherwise.
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DEALERs in Dry Goods, Provisions and
- Groceries, Topeka, X. T. Call and exam
en. June l6. l655.-tf.
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1,aUs1f7rnra

A body known as the Kansas Legisia-
ture met at Pawnee last Monday. Rev.
Thomas Johnson was e!ee;ed President
of the Senate, and II. A. Halderman,
Clerk, and John Grover. Assistant. DIR.
III. S.ring.ellow was elected Speaker Of
the House. - Lyle, Clerk, and -
Martin, Assistant. The Flee S,ate men
were admitted to osea.s.-Kansas Tribune.
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CITY Property for Exchange

TIME undersigned is desirous of exchanging
l. City Property in Lawrence for pair OF
Horses or Ponies, and light Wagon or Buggy.
j. K. GOODIN.
Wakarusa, juno 30. '55.-tf.
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Wanted,

A CAMP KETTLE and FURNITUREfor sale
n Apply at the Herald of Freedom Office, TO:
Lawrence, April Z, '65. G. w. BROWN.
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Ice.
Allen & Gordon,

NXTHOLESALE and retail. Lawrence. Kansas
w T. tJunc %, '55.-tfl c. S. PRATT.
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PbiJin p Fowler,
mr. Inn. p Wnnd.

A TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law. oEct
"A at Albin Cottage
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DR.. E. 4. Barnes,
CORN
topeka Brick Yard.

~ n0a BRICKS of the best quality are
scribsr. who has, at great expense, completed
his arrangements and Is now prepared 70 fur
nisll the first quality of Brick at = fair price;
Brick-making in Topeka is no longer doubtful
experiment. I. W. HORNE.
Tossfa. K T.. sEpns 2, 1s55.-I.
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WoodI and BYiekil
SHINGLES! Shingies!!

Shingles! ShlngIes.!
A IL persons who wish to obtain caanti;y of
II shingles, viii do well 70 cali upon ths sub
scriber, AIL0S GR0UT.
Apra II, lss5.-H.
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A TroRNEY, SOLICITOR, &coUNsELL0R,
n and General Land Agsnt. 0.lice on Assss-
chusetss street. LaSrenee, Kansas Territory.
Lawrence. Feb. IL, as.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-07

RENEMBER.-That Farrar's 9Chemcal
and Rectifed Compounds for removing
paint, tar, oils, and grease, stains from
lig ht and dark silk dresses, worsted and
de Laine goods, are some Of the most use
ful inventions of the age. These CON-
pounds are too universally and favorably
known to require any commendation.-
They have attained celebrity and sale
unequaled by any other for their use, and
their superior quality has for the last three
years been firmly established in the estin,a-
ton Of the best judges throughout the
principal cities of the United States. And
they have always brought the lirst premium
wherever they have been offered. Sold by
the proprietor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-07
The WATcHMAS. BY j. A. NJ New
York H. Long g. Brother. 1855.

This work has been written with good
purpose in view, and we trust and believe
that it will effect its object.
The wealthy and prominent members Of
society find biographers and adulators IN
abundance I; but it is rarely that the virtues
of the honest poor find faithful chroncler
Yet, there are those among the !ow'y,whose
virtues have as powerful an influence for
good as those OF persons holding loilier
.talon. Like the modest violet which dit
fuses its fragrance unperceved, so their
example has an influence upon all with
whom they come in contact.
Joseph Carter, The Watchrnan, was one
OF these. In his own person he represent
cd the type OF Burns, the poet OF humble
lite. lie was
"An homes, nan--the mobiles, work Of God"
There are persons now living who vii! re-
member the good old man and who respect
ed and admired his character.
Ellen Carter is also a living character,
and tho author has not exaggerated her
modest excellencies.
In George Hartley, tho career Of a WELL
known and highly respectable gentleman
now doing business in Wall Street, has
been represented, and, with more or le
adherence to literal facts. Most of the re-
naming characters have been drawn from
real life.
Henry Sclby, alone, is purely an imagi.
native creation, and in depicting him, the
author has endeavored to show that in I thi,
country there are none no low, but that, by
means of integrity, they may rise TO a res
pectable position in society, and even TO
wealth and honor.
The old sailor, Jack Jenkins, is charac-
ter in his way; but the quaint humor of the
old man will be recognized as typical Of The
sailor of the old school--now fast disappear
ing the death bed scene is literally correct
in its details.
ne WatCnHldI1, we oeleNo w pc oooh
that may he lead with advantage, alike by
The old and the young, and that will atf'rd
amusement and instruction to all. 1t is
highly moral in its tone. There are passa-
yes both of humor ani pathos, while at the
same time the author has studously avoid
cd anything like over-drawn sentiment
There is not passage in The book which
can minister to the craving for morbid ex-
element. The moral it inculcates is--that
eventual success awaits The efforts Of those
who earnestly strive to do their duty to God
and man.
We believe the "Watchmai" will be
found a fitting companion to tho popular
and simple story of the "Lamplighter."
1t is issued in very ncnt style, and con-
tains an engraving of the old Watchman on
his beat, in n violent snow storm.
For sale by C. L. Ham nett, Jr. and A.
J. Ward.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-07

II We canno, permit the present oeca.
sion to pass without saying word in re-
gard to Mayor Cozzsns, and tho manner in
which no has discharged his official duties
during The past year. AT the time OF his
election, the city government had been or
eanizcd but one year, and, Of course, things
were in somewha, ol 4 crude state, and TT.
Quired much labor 10 systema.ize the various
departments. The duties of the office have
been particularly enerous during his ad-
minisnation, and have required mach Of his
time probably more business Of an i'm
portant and perplexing nature has been
transacted than will occur again in any one
year for long time to come. During the
sickness last summer, he was called upon
at all hours of the day and night, and he
was ever ready and prompt to do all that
was required of him, and all that was in
his power for the relief Of the suffering.
and the welfare of the community He
retires frsm Office with the consciousness
Of having faithfully and mpartially dis
charged its duties, and enjoying the re-
spcct and confidence Of his constituents.
The Office is an unwelcome one, especi-
ally ifthe Mayor discharges his duty faith
fully, as Mayor Cozzens has; well may he
say,ss he does, in concluding his valedictory
address, that he is ready to be discharged
cured.