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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

Our WESTERN RAILWAY EXTENSION.
An article in the st. Louis Republican,
bearing the caption, Philadelphia, Fort
Wayne, and Platte River Air Line Rail.
road" makes the following sentiment:
"By articles of association fled with
the Secretary Of State for the State of
Iowa, in the month of February, 1853,
this company is fully empowered TO con.
struct railroad from the Mississippi riv-
er, opposite New Boston, through Wapel-
10, to Council Bluffs. This is the Iowa
portion of that great road which, on ac-
count of its air line popularity, nsither
turning to the right hand nor to the left
for any consider alton. is considered the
shortest route even from Philadelphia to
Sacramento City, the distance from Phil
adelphia to Council Bluffs, by this line,
surveyed and located all the way, being
only l,242 mile while the distance from
New York to Sacramento City by this
route is estimated at 3,i08 miles, the dis
taGce from Council Bluffs to Sacramento
City being estimated at 1899 miles"
This road when completed is destined
to be of great Importance to Philadel.
phia, being The direct extension Of our
own air line road from Philadelphia to
the western boundary of owa.-PhH,
~ american.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11
Gold Fever in OREGON.

A letter to the Missouri Republican
dated Oregon ity, Oregon Territory
Aug 26, 1885, says:
The country is greatly excited at thi
time, by recent discoveries of gold neal
Fort Colyille, in the country of the Up
per Columbia. Nearly halt the popula
ton of Oregon and Washington Terrific.
rles, is on the wing for the new Mines
But | fear the rush in that direction, and
in such numbers, is premature. Gold
has undoubtedly, been disc vered in that
quarter, but whether 1t exists in such
quantities as to warrant the labor and sac
rifces in developing it, is, { so far as any
reliable information up to this moment
obtained. enables me to judge altogether
a matter Of conjecture.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

The Election.

We give all che election news received
by telegraph last night, but find it to be
so ffagmentary that all calculations found
ed upon it are only perplexing. We
must have more authentic figures before
it will be possible 10 form definite con.
clusions The most careful comparison
Of the returns received, with votes cast
at previous elections, only serve 10 beget
doubts, and endless ard uriavafline call
culations. 1t appears that nearly the en-.
tire Know Nothing strength has, in this
section of the State, been given for
TR1MBLE, and that that gentleman has
received larger scattering vote Ghrough~
out the State than those who did not fally
appreciate the bad faith of Know Moth
ingism could have anticipated. We must
admit the possibility that the miserable
Trimble faction has thrown away-dis-
honorably, in a majority of cases--votes
enough to defeat Mr.. CHASE.
The general impression in the city at
the hour of his writing 1.-TWO clock, is
that Mr. Medill is elected Nothing dee
cisive is known however, and we are Of
the opinion that the election is a close.
one, and that some days may elapse be-.
fore we can be positive as to the success
full candidate, There is no doubt but the.
Republican State Ticket with the excep.
ton of Mr., Chase, is elected Gin. GAG.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

61T 1t is strange but true, that there
are men in office, elected by the people
that, when business pertaining to their Of
fetal stations, lawfully rendered to them
by a Justice Of the Peace, will refuse tc
servo. This being the case, would it moi
be better to have men appointed or eloc.
tod, that will attend to their sworn official
duties. II there are not men in this town
ship or county, possessing courage sufi-
cient to act, lot there bo some one appoint
cd from somo other township to act in their
place. We understand that there is a
heavy penalty, both fine and imprison.
mont. for non-attendancc of duty on the
part Of public officers, and if this is the
case, why is it not prosecuted?
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Tho PnhIIC mcnIIh.

While the mortality OF this season is
little il any greater than that of last fall.
bilious diseases are more prevalent than
we have ever known them to be through
out the country. We are t,ld by Mr..
Eickstein, a druggist in Cincinnati. that
the sales of Qulnlne in his establishment
had averaged over four thousand ounces
per week Tor some time past What
buzzlng OF heads has resulted from swal-
lowing such quantities of the drug, may
be imagined.-Aneteat Metropolis.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Oct 10.
Flour and Grain-the market is firm
for -four, and the demand is fully equal to
the supply. The sales comprise "a bar.
rels at $6, 10; 72 do at $G,65; 80 do. Tex
ira at $9,75-and 100 do. deliverable
at IIigginsporl, at $3.50. In grain 800
and 1900 bush, prime red wheat sold al
81 35; 200 do white at $i4j; 200 do rye
at 75c.. and 800 do barley malt at 81 SO.
Reserved dutng the "a hours 4,2ll bis.
Flour.
Provisions-SaIes to day of 90 and
100 barrels Mess Pork at $50. Nothing
done in Bacon.
Sugar-The market continues quiet
with limited hemand.
Molasses. Sales Of so bbls, at 42c.,
and 100 reboied, al 4Oc.
Cofee-The market continues firm.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

01- Sec Alex. Criswel's advertisement
IN another column he has enlarged his
store and is now opening very large
stock OF Dry Goods, Groceries, and No,
'ions' besides a large and well selected
stock OF Boots and Shoes, Misses, Boys,
Mems and Women's Shoes of all sizes, at
the very lowest rates. Read Alexis ad-
vertisemcnt in another column, and 90 and
buy from him before you purchase from
any body else, as he will give you tho best
kind Of bargains.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

We are happy TO announce that con.
tract is about consummated between Mr.
Robinson, agent oi the New York com
pany and Robert VIM, Of this place, for
erecting a bridge over the Scioto. at its
mouth. The structure is 10 be six feet
higher than the former one, foot wider.
Estimated cost $25 600 This will be
good news for every body Ports. Irib.
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FINANCIAL The banks of fBoston have

FINANCIAL The banks of Boston have
resolved to establish a clearing house,
SIM Tar to the plan now in operation in
y York for the settlement Of balances.
1t was decided not to go into the arrange,
mrnt until wo'thitds of the banking cap.
ital OF the city should approve three
fourths have already assented.
Money is now worth from I to 10 per
cent, per annum, n New York, on call.
The specu'ating brokers have got Short
and stocks are at a Stand.stiIl,
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THH VEDErrE. We have received
an exchange from our old friend II. ]. B
Cummings, Of Jersey Shore, Pa, who is
publishing a very neat and interesting pa.
per entitled The VEDErrE." May tho
VodeHe ever roconnoitsr to the good of the
cause it has espoused, Republcanism.--
Hero is our Eg- -Eg Harry, and our best
wishes, as we know you are worthy of
them. .clirWl
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

RN-SceJ, D. Wood sadvertisemcntinan. nm.
~ther column he offers for rent, the Cissna
property, in this place, and also, offers for
sale his house and lot where he now re.
sides, which will bo found to bo a com.
Portable and desirable place of residence.
Now's the time gentlcmon, if you wish a
bargain, como on soon or you miss a good
bargain.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

OF We had occasion to stop into tho
Wagon Mandatory of Books & Showers
the other day, where we found all hands
at work in right good earnest. II any Of
our readers wish good wagon, buggy, or
carriage. Books q Shower are just the
very men to go to for tho same. They
both are practical workmon. and can give
satisfaction to their customers.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11
Kansas Election,

ST. Louis, Oct. 8.
AdVices from Kansas state that in At,
Gibson and Leavenworth counties, all the
votes were given TOR Whitfield, tho pro,
slavery candidate for delegate to Congrss,
partial returns from Doniphan show the
election 10 have been one sided, White.
field received all the votes cast.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

AccIDENT.-The hostler of the Ishan
House stable was kicked in the face by a
horse, on Monday last, and by miracle
only, came of with his life He was cur.
rrying the animal at the timc. Travellers
should always inform persons in regard to
ahe tricks Of their animals in such cases,
~ the facts may save limbs and lives.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

The BErsr,-Suporintendant Webb has
placed this little Iron Horse on the road to
ply between this place and Berlin, which
is. in our opinion, one of the very best
hind Of arrangements Mr.. W. under
stands tho wants of the people Of this com
munity, and is determined to have things
60 on in The right pdY.
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Destructive Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct 9.-Messrs.
Rumrell & ShumwayS extensive gold
chain manulactorv was completely de-
slroyed by fire this evening. The loss
vas heavy, and there was no insurance,
Sixty workmen have been thrown ou, OF
employment, ~ i.s
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/. 0. 0. F,

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows
purpose giving a celebration in Richmon
dale, Ross county, on Friday, the 10Th day
Of this month, on which occasion the citi
gems Of this place arc respectfully invited
to attend. A letter from Mr.. r. Dough
.erty, Secretary Of Committee of Arrange.
ments, informs US that there will bo large
attendance.
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and Best!!!

COLUMBUS, Oct. 11--12 p. M.
. A. Mcfarland. The triumph is com
plete. Chases majority about TWENTY
THOUSAND. More than THREE
FOURTHS of the Legislature Republi-
can. W. B. THRALL,
Sec. Republican Cen. Com.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

The Court OF CLAIMS. This tribunal
re-assrmbles in this city early in October,
it will be remembered Already quite
number of distinguished members of the
legal profession from distance, who pro,
pose to practice among us. and are busy
in preparing to argue their respective ca.
ses. 1t is now evident that the establish.
ment Of this court. is destined to bring to
Washington a great increase of legal tall
ent, ability and fame though the length
of time it will exist, will be problemati-
cal, at least until the end OF next Con.
gress as there is no telling as yet,
whether the power that brought into be-
ing, may take it into its head to make It's
life very short one. WashingtcB Star,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

T. b. DToKAsoN, Treasurer of Jackson
County has been lying very sick, so much
so as to render it impossible for him to at
tend to business for some length of time
at present writing ho is conyalcscent.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

DKSSMoRE d Uo., Portsmouth, as will
be seen by an advertisement in another
.Aolumn, have purchased the entire stock
Of Liquors from Hugh Reilly, and are now
prepared to supply all who wish any thing
in their Gue. They haze, also commenced
the manufacture Of Mtetal Water and
Bottled Alo, which they are ready to sup
ply their customers At tho shortest notice.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs--Judgs Peck
Presiding.-Thi, Court opened yesterday,
with docket well filed, and we know of
no snher man that can dispatch the same
as does the Judge. His sterness, and com
potency as jurist, has Won for him the
confidence Of the people of Jackson county,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

A WINDFALL The Boston Transcript
is informed that a young lady, one of the
assistant teachers in the Webster gran.
mar school Of Cambridge, has received
Information from the proper authorities
in Para, Brazil, of the death, at that
place Of Mr.. S., who had left property to
Der, by will to the amount Of $4,000.
This bequest, so unexpected, comes from
q disappointed suitor of the lady, who.
in despair at his rejection some eight
years ago, wandered away to South
America and made fortune there The
teacher referred to. is lady OF estima-
BILE character, who has many qualities Of
head and heart that endear her to large
circle of friends who will rejoice at heF
good fortune. :.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW Y0RF, Oct 9.
Flour has advanced 183025c per bar
rel. Sales at $6tG6,75 for straight state.
Corn firm; sales at previous rates. Pork
triAe lower; sales at $22 50. Lard
firm; sales at l3c; whiskey firm at 424c.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11
PRoBArB CouRr.-Owing to the indis

PROBATE CoURT.-Owing to the indis-
position of Judge Howell, there was no
court held on the first Of this month.
There is considerable business to be trans
acted before this tribunal, and it is hoped
the Judge will be able to attend to the du-
ties of the Office by the next sitting of this
e0Brt
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A Washington IIumOr.

WAsAINoTo TON. Oct. o. There is little
or no doubt tina. Santa Anna has been
here for several days, privately quarlered
with Gen. AlmoAte, the S!exlcan Minis.
tor.
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Death of nm cx-Comgressmon.

MIDDLETowN. Conn, Oct. 0 lion. S.
ID. Hubbard. ex.member Of Congress.
and Postmaster General under President
Fillmore, died at his residence in this ci-
~ last evening.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

PV-Those Shanghais ofH. W. Whites,
which were on exhibition at the Fair, were
'rue specimens Of tAat species of fowl, and
no mistake.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

HOa For THE WEsr.-Wo notice al.
most daily, long trains Of Wagons, loaded
with women and children, passing through
our town, en-route for the far West.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

TuosE HARNESS on exhibition at the
Fair, manufactured at the shop of D. W.,
Winfough, were purchased by II, G.
Messenger for tho sum of $50.
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From Charleston,

CHARLp sToN, S. c., Oct. "a sharp
frost occurred here last night, the wealh.
er is quite cold.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

We will give returns Of the entire vote
OF the county next week.
We have news from Portsmouth which
says Chase is elected by 10000 to $4,000.
We have a slip from thatplaco which says:
4" Sam Medary says Chase is elected by
5000 to 5000"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

FALL Observation-Disclosures have ye
to be held this year, we believe, in six
States. In most of them Legislature and
State officers are TO be chosen, and in
four oftbem Representatives TO Congress
or the latter class are louisiana, Mssis-
sippi, Georgia and Maryland, which are
entitled in the aggregate TO twenty'lhree
members. The elections will take place
as follows:
Louisiana, Mondry, November, s.
Mississippi. Monday, November, 8.
New York. Tuesday. November, 6.
Wisconsin, Tuesday, November. 6.
Maryland, Wednesday, Novembea, 7.
Massachusetts, Monday, Nov. IL.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

Thar BRIDoR.-Why is not that bridge
over Salt Greek, on tho Chillicothe road,
fixed 1t is indeed dangerous to pass over
il with horses End wagons. See to il.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

KINNEY ExPEDrrIoN.-An effort is in
progress in Mobile to enlist men for the
Kinney expedition, '' y.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

Eg- ZOO brs els Of wheat wanted at
tEIiai Longs asae, e. Which the highest
zaEGst price viii be paid in cash.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11

Fusion IN New YORK How 1T WAS
DONE.-The correspondent of the EUe-
uing Post gives the following account Of
the final scene, the minging of the Wing
and Republican conventions at Syracuse:
"A more Vivacious and imposing spec
tacle than the deliberate amaigamalioD
of the Whg body with the Republican,
is no. often presented. After the separ-
ate Conventions had agreed upon their
principles and candidates the Wing mem
bers marched in procession from Corin-
THAN Hall, where their session had been
he'd, to Wieling Hall where the Repub.
llcans sat, and being received al the
door by the officers OF the latter, were
escorted into The center Of the ball, (Ihe
Republicans occupying HE side aisles,)
amid perfect tempest Of cheers and
shouts. For while the dem lnsIrations
OF feeling on tlo part Of .ReInbicans
were almost frantic, and when they had
ceased, the Wings took up the strain and
returned with undminished yehemence.
When silence was restored, the married
conventions, Ender the respective chair
men ot the former bodies, adopted the
platform and candidates BY acclamation,
accepted the "corDer stone" resolutions
offered by Judge Graves. OF Herkimer.
listened to iellcitous speech from Mr..
Culver, and adjourned. 4" H E7
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RrOHl BaItimOre.

BALTIMORE, Oct 9lh.-The boat from
Norfolk brings dates to noon yesterday, ,.
The fever continues 10 abate, there be-
ing but few new cases, and an occasion =.
al death. About l6 deaths occurred,
within the last three days most of them,
returned refugees. Il. .... .t|l
Four deaths and three new cases oc-
Cured on Sunday.
No deaths ported up to noon yester-.
day.
At Portsmouth, A deaths and I new
cases occurred during the last three days,
Rev. Mr.. Devlin, a Catholic minister, is
very i'll. =.
The Southern mail brings New Or
leans papers of Monday and Tuesday
they contain nothing of Importance. but
what has been anticipated by telegraph.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-10-11
LATEST ELECTION NEWS,

We give below the official vote of this
county, as follows
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

n r subscriber y uw prepared Is h'rn''h
te highly oelrbfa'cj AnleticiH r'''ni,
~ y icaa laundIN, American MHuiacli"ris'
zap, art Gram >pri rrcpnuu"'n u ~
5eps ave p,esenv Il io ;he ,hlc With the i'lscst
ronh.ieuc. IN their sais siiV,Ns an, Uti.. a
E,Ir trial iccnrlu,g TO ihc d,rrciions given is-
how, canam iail To be entlr, " satisfactory; aud
aa M gmnrui more conclusive than p'grr oi
c'r,,iicatcs ard recon'mrn,ai nns. tar ir'a' 's
all ask. These soaps do the wmA 81 me
Laundry IN the beat manner in rod water, either
hard or soft, or s,t, dispensing rnnrlj WIN
boiling, pa,nding, washing n"rhims, So
without Injury To he mosi delicate lih'c. Ia
cold weather, health may render u ad'is1hl- Ia
take The ciil. oil the water.
The trihiciry oI these soaps ~ io soirn the
clothes a..a Loosen the hold oi the dart, ~nh"h
INJURY. ...
DiRrcrinSs rnR usr.-Whnc Cioih"s-
Rob the sr,,. hrsit ail suicd -pot ,mHir u
srorg 81 ~ mater, sn'hci.m Ia r"vrr, r'.A -
icw hour, ~ dli nish II cunyrnicrt, ~hcn w,ih
u common h nj rubbing aud hmUush ''"-ine,
they will bc Ie'ie,l, clean and bcau''I"ll,
Lieaci,ed.
Caliroes and nih.r roiorrd articles, wash
without :" Mig ,,i,d ,,i'Se.
WooIsnc---Nasli ~ warm swis t'o prevent
shiinhing) ,n rinse.
Merin.r'-, SIN vrvrts. Silks. k,h'~ns, Nc.
Wash Ia sir"ng suds arl rins'.
10 takr i@,hp bi, W hel tireis'' "''"''
Spots, Sr. oW of C.upcts, Table CovrrS, ""i
Chthns, rub ihr ,,,lp on irc,i, s"'h s"'" ''"'e
IN stroig s,uls. r,l um aud r'n~.. inh -I"''
and stsins. n-e ini strength. s",k. aud wash ~
hot water. ... =. ,.,-
Gliding and M,'og,ny IN weak
sais, rub with Sik ciolh and ri"se P"'n''
wash in strong si.lr. -.f ea.. -rr
For all other l,urposcs. usr ~ !on a." Tue
Common bar soap, and yfuw'ii u" cunpel"" !"
admit ti,u It -urps-ses all unl"a so'pS. Nhn"-
factu,cd am' ior ."le whohs,'r and ,c'a'i, u,
q. q. Han
Drira 22O Thtnrs->i.
Premium varied ~ The hate Fan o' the
American Institute. tor!r'sh, scc"'cd NJ
ISL NIP
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia & Easter
ID Daily EsYress, for the expeditions iransmis-
sion of Merchandi,e, Small Parcels, spceie. Bank
Notes, &c. aud for the collection and payment o
Bills, Notes, Drafts, nc.
OFFICES ;--I,oston, n State street. New
York, I Wall street, CORNER broadway; Phila'
delphia, 80 Chcrnut street; Newport. 1870 Thames
ireet; Fall River, Main street, (Aoun, Hope
Boet.) jy3.
v. u. PALMER, the American NewsPapt
Agent is the authorized Agent ior the Da''y
News and and iIefaI ofthe Times ~ the cn'cs o
Boston, New York aud Philsdephia, n"d - duly
emnowered 10 take advertisements aud subscrip
lions a, the rates as eqaired by us. Ills receipts
will he regarded as payments. His Offices are
Boston, Scollsy's Building, Court street New
yors, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North
west corner Of Thirdpus Chesuut strfets.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11

Th,oiopieai S,minaries, scientific and Distinguish
si nbi,e Mer,-aud in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others il Is recommended by
Rev. DR.. LvmAs BEEcHER, late President
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. Dr. LEoSARD WooDs, Abbott Prof. OF
Theology in Andover Theological Seminary,
Mass. lion. DASIEL 2. THoMpsos, Secretary
Of State OF Vermont, author of"Green Mountain
Boys,""L ,ck Amsden,' &C., Montpelier, VT;
N.F. WILLIAMS, Esq, formerly Collector
the Port Of Baltimore, Md; Rev.JosEPHLiTch,
Philadelphia, Pa; B. Z. FERsALD, Portland,
Me. A., and many others.
la connection with our old 80 cent article, we
now put up 81 sire, in large square bottles Nth
rich snamsi,d blue wrdJpos. gih directions, aad
fac siniie of VIM. yon'n Cutler, containing nearly
four times the quantity Of the smaller size.
B,tpar, NJ Counterf'its and mutations ~!
enquire for the article by its WHOLE NAME,
"vEGErARLE PULMONARY BAlSAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER Co,
Druggists. Boston, and sold by Apothecaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large sire,
81 90; small size, 90 cents.
For sale in Newport 10y X. j. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD 4 CASWELL.
jyl6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-10-11
THE EAT
i TEA MARKET,

THE GREAT
l. TEA MARKET,
Chamuers, Cor. Chatham st.
kIw YORK.
This il, without exception, the most reliable
place for consumers to purchase their teas.-
They not only obtain an article Of
GREAT PURITY,
STRENGTH AND FLAVOR,
but at a much less pii ice than is usually cbarg-
cd for the most ordinary trash so frequently sod
by unT~ineiprd dealers, through whose igro-
rance ofthe Tea Trade, the public have to sui.
Ter.
COUNTRY DEALERS
VIII do well u, giving us call. They may
Increase their trade very materially by purchas-
ing ol US, which trial alone viii prove.
The sstablis shment is 80 situated as to bc rea.
dy al access to all persons cowing to the city,
beng in The immediate vicinity otall the railway
trmini. and on the corner Of Chambers and
Chatham streets
ET. CHRiSTIANSON,
Proprietor.
". u. An ten, warranted by ", aud not
turning out according 10 representation, VIII lc
taken hack, and the money choeriully returned.
n2l--Iy
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