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Republican
W.SIMMONS, Pablisher.
VOLUME XIX.
Republican Hevald,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
WILLIAM BIMONS,
No. 12 Market Square, over the National Bank.
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seived from those only who pay in advance.
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puid, exceptat the option ofthe publisher.
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REASONABLE TERMS.
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Business Cards.
DEXTER RANDALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, E
Waierre's BuiLpisa, (formerly occapied by the
Journal Otlice,) CoLLecr STREET,
Will attend the Courts in Kent County.
[#° Attention paid to conveyancing, descent
and division of Real Estates, &e. dzl
JOHN P. KNOWLES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 3, Whitman's Block, (second story. )
Corner of Weybosset and Westminster Streets
Providence.
EATON & SALISBURY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. 25, Market Square.
A. C. HAWES,
DENTIS'T,
Will be happy to wait on his friend«at 36 West
minster st., first house west of Arcade.
Being grateful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended him, he willendeavor to merit,both
by attention and the character of his work,acon
tinuance of it.
N. B. Toothache cured, without extracting, or
roducing pain, in all cases,cxcepl whenarising
me a diseased root, fl 4
J. T. THORNTON,
’ DENTIST,
| Has removed his office from Benefit Street, to
No. 174, Westminster Street, where he will
| attend to all calls in the line of his profession.
O. H. KELTON & CO,,
(Late E. 11. Balch's)
LIVERY STABLE,
Rear of ths Natiwonal Howse, Providence, R. I.
Oris H. Keuron, Ww. . BenserT,
Horses and Carriages, of every deseription fur
nished at the shortest notice. Orders left at
the Franklin House, or at the office, un
der the National House, will be
punctually attended to.
ARNOLD & KNIGHT,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Sole and Factory Leather of all kinds, Pickers,
Shuttles, Brushes and articles generally
used by manufacturers,
No. 15 Market st, (Sabin's Building,) Providence.
Wu. 8. Arvorn. Ropert 3. KmiGur.
THOMAS REID,
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL MANUFACTURER,
AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
28 North Main Street, Providence, R. .
JOHN R. EMMES
HAT AND OAP MANUFACTURER,
AN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
HATS, CAPS AND FURS,
4 N. Main st., Providence.
ISAAC HEDLY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 11 Canal street,
J. H. GREEN,
ARCHITECT, ’
Has taken an office corner of John and Brook
Streets. Providence.
J. TILLSON,
IMPORTER OF
SHOE MANUFACTURERS’ GOODS,
No. 12 North Market Street,
BOSTON.
N. B.—Lastiugs, Galloons, Shoe and Patent Linen
Threads, Boot Webbings, Cords, Braids,
Cutlery articles, &c., &e.
HENRY CUSHING & CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
JPJPER HANGINGS AND BAND BOXES,
0. 68, Westminster Street, Providence, R. I.
Hexry CusHiNG. Francis Rexp.
BENJ. B. KNIGQHT & Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERE 1N
FLOUR, GRAIN, GROCERIES, SCPLERIOR
WINES, LIQUORS, &ec.,
No. 165 High st., Providence, R. I.
B. B. KviGur. Jeremiaw KxiGar.
CHARLES BURNETT, JR.
BOOKSELLER,STATIONER AND PUBLISHER
No. 7, Market Square.
Blank Books of all kinds made to order.
MARTIN ROBINSON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
PAPER OE ALL DESCRIPTIONS, BLANK
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &ec.
49 Westminster street, Providence, R. 1.
ROYAL A. WEBSTER,
DEALER IN
SUPERIOR WINES AND LIQUORS, GRO
CERILS AND FRUIT,
No. 75 North Main Street, Providence, R. 1.
BENJAMIN ANTHONY,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. 6 Arcade, Providence, R. 1.
AMOS M. WARNER,
DEALER IN FRENCH, BRITISH AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS.
No. 41, Westminster Street.
BENJ. K. WHITMAN,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS ,SHOES , &¢.,
No. 136 lligiu street.
TOWERS & SHELDON,
. DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. 24 Westminster strect.
DAVID DAVIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DDALER IN
FORE!GN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. 5 Arcade, Providence, R. 1.
CHARLES W. HACKET, Agt.,
DEALER IN el WS )
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY BOOOODS
No. 1 Arcade, Providence, k. I. y
WHITE & MOORE,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER,
No. 11 Exchange Street, Providence, R. L.
"CARR LAWTON,
GIOCERIIDI::';“U'IZE:hc. &e. &e
No. 674 Broad Sueet.'Provi&elizc.
PROVIDENCE ATHENAUM,
LIBRARY HOURS,
rroM O Av. T TP, M.
T 8 W. HANDY'S
CLOTHING STORE,
17 Market Bq.—Under the Mannfaetnrer's Hotel,
G AJASTRAM'S
FLOUR AND GRAIN STORE,
No. 22, Cunal Strect.
UMBRELLA and PARASOL MAN
UFACTORY, 28 North Main St.
The subscriber continues the
manufacture of Umbrellas, Para
sols, und Sun Shades, atthe stand
he has occupied for the last fif
teen years, und hopesby diligence
and attention to basiness to merit
a continnance of that patronage
which has been so liberally be
stowed on him heretofore. He
will keep always on hand a good assortment of
materials, and make up to ortfor any and all kinds
of work. Merchants having silks which they
may wish to have made up into Parasols or Sun
Shades can have them done in any style they
mfi wish and on reasonable terms.
. B. Repairing and re-covering done with
dispatch and 1o a superior manner.
al THOMAS REID.
New and Second Hand Clothing,
T CHEAP!
JAMES HAZARD,
No. 49 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
At the Sign of the THREE GOLDEN BALLS.
‘VUULD inform_the public and his friends,
that he now offers his entirg stock of goods,
consisting of New and second hand Clothing, new
and second hand Frock Coats, new and second
hand Sack Coats, new and second hand Frock
Nacks, new and second hand Dress Coats, new
and second hand Pantaloons, Cassinieres and
Broadcloths, Vests, Handkerchiefs, Bosoms and
Dickeys, new and second hand Overcoats, a simnull
lot of very nico Florence, Straw, and Polka Bon.
nets, and new and second hand round Jackets,
The above named articles will be sold cheap for
eash, in lots to suit purchasers, at wholesale and
retail. Persons in want of Clothing would do
well to call, as I intend to change wmy business
soon,and here is an opportunity for good bargains,
My new clothing is well made. My second hand
clothing is still better. Itis half worn out, and
got a rip in them. 6m March 14, 1846,
1846. SPRING FASHIONS. 1846.
OPENING OF SPRING CAMPAIGN.
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
FI.AGG & CO. respectfully announce to their
numerous frinuds and patrons that onoraboat
the 20th their SPLENDID SHOW SALES
ROOM will be reopened with an entire new and
elegant stock of
~ RICH FANCY DRY GOODS,
excelling in magnificence any thing they have ever
before offered.
Ladies, one and all, please refrain from pur
chasing until this stock 1s presented for your in
spection ; by so doiug {yuu will not unly have a
larger assortwent to select from, but will get the
latest and most fashionable styles, and also you
will as usual save about one third in price.
Our wholesale honse in New York-—Having
this spring moved into a larger and more com
modious store, and greatly extended their business
operations, we shall be able during this spring’s
campaign to offer goods at prices lower than ever.
“Ourcourseisonward—ourenterpriseawake
N. B. Due notice of the opening will be ;iv
en as usual by handbills ald
AT CHESLEY’S BONNET ROOM !
SPRING FASHIONS FOR BONNETS.
1000 GIPSEY Strawsreceived thismorn
ing.
500 Beautiful Slr‘:gnw Bonnetsfor2scts each.
100 Black Straws for Mounrning Bounet, for 25 cts,
As this advertisemaent is intended for country
purchasers we would add that we sell about 3.4
uf the Bonnets sold in the city of Providence, and
owing to our immense business we will guaran
«@we to sell our Bonnets from 50 cts. to $1 50
cheaper on a Bonuet than any other Dealer in
Rhmrc Island. We shall exhibit our Spring Silk
Hats, the url; part next of week. So call at G.
W. Cuesiey's, 256 Market st. up stairs. alb
PLEASE READ.
Bonnets! Bonnets!! Bonnets!!!
'I‘OWERS & SHELDON take this method to
inform their friends, that they have engaged
themselves in the manufacturing of Straw Bon
nets, and have made extensive arrangements for
the sale of the nbove at their well known Bonnet
store, 24 Westminster st. ; : oBy ol
They will this day open a large Int of early
Spring styles, comprising the following Braids:
Florence, Prince Albert,
Rutland, Velvet,
Padal, Birds Fye,
Paris Platt, Shell l-‘{ounco,
English, Corn Straw, &ec. &e.
Witha large assortment of inisses’ and children’s
Bonnets of all the above Braids. and daily addi
tions of new and desirable styles will will be made
throughout the season.
Persons purchasing of us can have their Bon
nets trimmed in the best ll('., without delay, and
u large assortment of splendid Ribbons will be
wund upon our counter,
Always on hand, a large assortment of rich
Silks arid Shawls and Dress goods. al
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
THIBETS, Merinos, Plaids, &c.—~Purchasernt
will find at DAVIS’, § Arcade, a first rate as
rortment of Cloak Goods at extremely low prices
amoung them are pnrple, maroon, brown, green
and blue T'hibet Cloths from $l,OO 10 $1,25 per
yard ; blue black and mode colors, from QI.IQIm
$1,62.
Blueblackand colored Merinos from 33 to 624 e.
Alpaceas, plain, figured and changeable from 25
te 76c.
300 yards Rob Roy Plaids at lcss prices than
have been sold in the city this season. Wehave
zlso some very handsome gala Plaids for 374 cts.
per yd. Those in want of the above goods are
assured that they will find it to their advantageto
callbefore purchasing. Remember No.H Arcade
HATS-SPRING FASHION, 1846
The subscriber is now ready to offer the
‘ standard fashion for the Spring of 1846
Gentlemen in want of a beautiful article
are respectfully invited to ecall.
Dealers from the country are hereby informed
thatthey can be supplied at wholesale immediate
ly, upon the most reasonable terins,
NATHAN PORTER, Hatter,
m 4 23 Market square,
HATS-SPRING STYLE for 1846,
The subscriber has just received and of:
‘ fers for sale, a prime assortment of Hats
made for the Sprive Fasmion. Also, on
hand, a full assortment of Hats and Caps of all
descriptions. J. R. EMMES,
28 No. 4 North Main st.
Spring Style, 1846—<Joux W. Burrswould
‘ inform the gentlemen of Providence and
vieinity that be is now prepared to furnish
them with Hats of Beebe & anur’- pattern for
spring, which for quality ean be surpaesed by none
in this city. Please call and examine at store 5
Washington Buildings. ml 4
BATHING.
INDISPENSABLE TO HEALTH—Apams'
Bathing Roows, Nos, 55 and 57 South Main st,
are now open eve? day and evening, where
every description of Batms may be had at short
notice.
The subscriber hopes by strict and personal
lt'!onl'i,on to business, to receive a liberal share
of pnblie patrounage.
b’ Tr:mc u‘hcntofon. mis
GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO,
CAI(GO of !hi’n Orphens and Coquimbo—
This most valuable fertilizer is now offered
to the public as thecheapestand most convenient
article for enriehing the soiland prodncing heavy
crops. Apgl{lo\v. WHIPPLE BROWN, ngent
for Rhode Island, | W. Waterst, nearthie Bridge.
SALM‘)N Falls, Mancherter and stout Mobile
1) Sheetings, selling cheap at the People's Store,
25 N. Main n, TIIOI REID.
“The will of the Pcople must be understood, respected, and (aithfully executed.”
PROVIDENCE. SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1846.
Patent or Pro?rlelorx Medicines,
CUMPRISINU all the standard and valuable
articles now before the public. Much care
has been taken in the selection of this class
of wedicines to procure such and such onl{. as
are known to be of intrinsic value. Among them
may be found Dr. Sherman's medicated Lozen
ges; Starkweather's Hepatic Elixer; Sand’s Sar
saparilla ; Pulwonary lralumz Taylor's Balsam
of Liverwort; Jayne's Expectorant ; Sarsaparilla
and Tomato Bitters ; l)nnérlion and Tomato Pa
nacen ; Olosaonian or all healing Balsam ; South
eru Balm; Upham's Pile Electuary ; Dr. Lee’s
Lithontriptic or Gravel Specific; Whitney's Anti
billious t’illa. Cough Pills and Croup Cordial,
unrivalled medicines; Dr. Dyott's preparations;
Sands' Salt Rheum Remedy; ‘Tooethache Drops
and Roman Eye Balsam; Soda and Rochofic
Powders; Arabiat Balsam ; McAllister’s all heal
ing Ointment for Rheumatism, &c ; all the new
preparations of Sarsaparilla; Jayne's remedies;
Swaim’'s Panacen, um‘ a long catalogue of reme
dies too extensive to enumerate in an advertise
ment, all of which are known to be genuine
articles, as none others will be received into the
store.
COUNTRY DEALERS and DRUGGISTS
will be furnished with any of those articles at pro
prictors’ prices nnd warranted genuine.
I'articular attention given to the preparation
and putting np of medicines for family use.
PHYSICIANS’ I’IIESCRII’TIUZ{S carefully
prepured and none hut the choicest medicines
will be offered for sale,
Medicines of every description, of choice qual
ity, at who'esale and retail at low prices, and will
be put up in the most carcful manner, and sent
to any part of the city free of expense,
Solieiting a continnation of the liberal patron
age bestowed npon us, would invite our friends
to call and examine an extensive stock of goods.
CUHARLES DYER, Jr.,
a 23 40 and 42 Westminster st.
THE POOR MAN’'S REMEDY!
I-,l‘l'l.r\l,'l‘ll RESTORED by the use of Dr.
- Hoven's Invian Vecerasre Svaanr Coarkp
PiLis.—These Pills, prepared from the original
Recipe of a celebrated Indian Physician, are now
offered to the publie, under the firm impression
that their equal cannot be produced; they will
keep good in all elunates, forming at pleasure the
mildest aperient or by increasing the dose the
most effecuve purgative, capable of giving relicf in
all cases.
Parents who have diffienlty in giving medicine
to their children, will find in these l'fill a valu
able friend, as they are entirely coated with sugar,
so that they have no taste whateeer of their internai
ingredients. Adults will also be pleased with
this mode of medicine taking.
The Indian Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills, will
be found a safe and pleasant medicine for the re
moval of all impurities of the blood, which experi
ence hus shown to be the canse of nearly al‘ the
diseases to which man is subject. They may be
taken at all times without danger of taking cold.
7" Warranted not to contain a particle of any
mineral substance. Itis unecessary to say any
more here. If these Pills are as described, the
public wili freely and gladly patronize them ; and
the proprietor merely asks a trinl to prove that
he assumes no wnerit to them which they do not
fully possess. Price only 12} ets,
Dr. Hough's Indian \yegumblc Sugar Coated
Pills are prepared and for sale, wholesale and re
tail by J. A. ADAMS, at his Medicine store,
%‘Jo. 55 South Main st, Providence, R. I.
[F3" Observe on each box the written signature
of J. A. Avans, 16 couuterfeit which is forgery.
Providence, Nov 206, 1545.
HEALTH AND STRENGTH,
Dl{. S. O. RICHARDSON’'S Concentrated
SHERRY WINE BITTERS.—They are
the unrivalied and eflicacions compound o a reg
ular Physician and graduate of the New Hamp
shire Medical College, who hus made the luury
of medicine his profession, and they are highly
recommended by many of the most colebrated
Physicians in (ke country, as decidedly the
BEST MEDICINE EVER OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC
For Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaints, Ifu
mors, &c. and the derangements of t{:e Stomach
and BDowels.
" For sale at wholesale and retail at the Doctor’s
office, 15 HANOVER S7T., BOSTON.
Also, for sale in Providence by Grosvener &
Chase, A. I'. Adio, E. T. Clark,J. A. Wadsworth,
Cha's Dyer, Jr., Joseph Balch, and by all his
Agents throughont the State. #6m* a 8
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!!
SYECONOMY 18 THE ROAD TO WEALTH.”
Tlll‘lungmul(!lmheu('leunertukentlu- method
to inform his friends and patrons, that he st
continnes at his old stand, No. 1 Orange street,
Providence, where they can get their clothes
cleaned in the very best imanner. Garments that
have lost their color can be restored to original
beauty—the most fastidions cannot tell them ?rom
new. Wearing apparel cleaned, dyed and finish
ed in a superior style, without being taken apart,
Allkinds of clothes made to nppear as when new,
without the least injury to the cloth ; if not done
to satisfaction, no charge will be made. The
sabseriber feels confident of convineing any one
(who will examine) beyond a doubt, by sneei
wmena ol bis work, and by undoubted testimoniale,
that Lie is enabicd to dress and cleanse coats in a
manner not to be surpassed by any in the United
States. Paint, tar, ink and all kinds of stains ex
tracted from lifbt or dark clothes; Table and
Piano Covers cleaned. Also, a variety of second
hand Clothes for sale cheap, suitable for the pree
ent season. 'T'he highest cach price paid for cast
off clothes, which will be purchased in any quan
tity, at the Original Clothes Cleanin enu\Llilh
ment, No. 1 Orange st. JOHN NXTHAN.
CLOTHING STORE,
UNCOM.\IUNLY HANDY —right under the
Manufacturer's Hotel, Nos. 16 and 17 Marlet
square.~"The subseriber having enlarged hisstore,
by uniting it with the one adjoining, and having
received an entire new supply of Ready Made
Fashionable Clothing, as well as a large assoit
ment of broadcloths, cassimeres, and boys’ gar
ments ; aleo, a full assortment of Hats and Caps,
the spring fashion of course included, earnestly
requests the patronage of hisfriends in particu
lar, and likewise all creation in general !
Garments cut at_the shortest notice and in the
neatost manner, Terma invarilly, cash on de
livery. W. HANDY. ml
BOOKS, &c.
AT REDUCLED PRlCES.—~Bmnres—Oxford
and American Bibles of every size and price.
Praven Booxse=ln velvet, moroeco and com
mon bindings, with and withont clasps.
lhm.v.s—Ver; low by the dozen or single.
Wensren's Dicrionany=ln oneand two vols,
Ricuanpson’s Large English Dictionary in two
vols. will be sold very low.
Scuoor. Booxs—A large assortment, at whole
sale and retail. Country dealers will do well to
examine this stock,
Paver—~Flat and folded leaf; Demi and Medi
;:m ; also 500 reams Wrapping Papers of various
inds.
Faxey Goops=China Vases, mahogany and
rosewood Writing Desks, Work Boxes and Dres
aina Cases, Bronze l‘;lru and articles of various
kinds, Taper Stands, Poreelain Colwm Bottles ;
Funcy SBoaps, Lubin's Perfomes i Wax Tapers,
Lubin's Cologne, Farina Cologne, Bnckfummnn
Boards, Chess Boards, &e. &e. all of which will
be sold at a large reduction from former prices,
as the snbseriber wishes to make a new arrange
meut in bhusiness. . C, WHITAKER,
myl6 39 Market st,
C LOTHlNG—<Men'sConts, Vests, Pants,Over
alle, Shirte, &e. &e., for sale by
© ISAAC HEDLY, No 11 Canal strect,
JlO opposite the Fish Market.
LIFE INSURANCE.
T"E Mutual Life Insurance Company of the
city of New York having appointed the sub
scriber their Agent, he is prepared to receive
roposals, and invites all persons desirous of ef:
Fecun‘ lnsurance upon their own lives or the
lives of others to cnl‘ and examine the prineiples
upon which said company is established, and its
efiium to confidence and patronage.
This institation, during the mounth of April, is
sined ninety-one new policies, viz:
Merch'ts & Traders 26 | ‘l'o Physicians, 3
Manufacturers, 14| Merchant Tailors, 2
Clerks 6| Booksellers, 2
Teachers, 1| Druggin, 1
Mechanics, 13 | Agents, 2
Clergymen, 4| U. 8, Consul, 1
Lawyers, 6 | Professor, 1
Farmers, 4 | Superintendentof RR |
Students, 1 | Ladies, 1
Shipmasters, 1 | Gentlemen, 1
Dentists, |
Lives insured, 0l
At a meeting of the Trustees, held April 71ih,
1846, the following resolution was adopted—
Resolved, T'hat the officers be authorized to re
ceive semi-annual or gquarterly payments of {\u -
minms from parties desiring it, charging legal in
terest on the deferred pn{uwnu, with the agree
ment, that in case of a claim for loss, the whole
unpaid balance of the year's premium shall first
be deducted.
myG A. O. PECK, Agent.
SPRING GOODS.
Tl"“. subscriber has ree’'d o general assortment
¢f the most dosirable goods for the coming
season, to which he would invite the attention of
the Ladies. Ilis stock of Shawls is the tarcesr
that has ever been offered in this city, nnd com
prises every variety of the Rear Frexcur Casn.
mere, which are warranted, some of which will
be found at the low price of s9,oo—=such as has
been usnally sold for $15,00. He has also rec'd
abeantiful assortment of DRESS GOODS, which
will be sold very low. His stock is nearly all
NEW, baving for somae time been selliog ofl lus
old, to purchase for the Spring trade, so that he
is warranted in offering greater bargains thancan
be found in the eity., Ladies will do well to call
and satisly themselves, at the CITY SHAWIL
STORE, 12 Arcade, JAS. GRAHAM.
P. B.—The stock and stand is also offered for
#ale at a great bargain. m?2l
THOMAS REID
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL, )\;.H\"&'R,
AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
~ No. 28 North Maie Street, Providence,
Wl)l'l,l) take this opportunity to express his
gratitude for the very liberal patronage
which he has reeeived in the formerbranch of lis
business, for the last 14 years, at the same old
stand, 25 North Main Street, and would further
inform the public that he has united in his own
proper person his former busincss with the
wholesale and retail dry doods business, and has
now, and intends keeping on hand, at all times, a
good supply of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, which he will =ell at a very small ad.
vance from cost, Ifany ore seeptical on thesub.
ject let them call and see.
N. B. New covering and repairing Uinbrellas,
Parasols, Sun Shades, i‘unun, &c &e,antended
to particularlly ; and atl Umbrellas sold at this os
lab\illmmm warranted for one year, unless other
wise stipulated at the time ol sale. ns
CARPET HNALL,
No. 11 Market street, Sabin's Building, (a few
doors west of the Bridge,)
U'P STAIRS.
'-[‘l“’. subscribers have entered into copartner
ship under the Girm of
5 STEERE & FPRIEZE,
and taken the above commodious stand, where
they offer a general assortment of
CARPETINGS, HEARTH RUGS, MATS,
TABLE COVERS, PIANO COVERS,
and the various urticles usually found in sunilar
establishments,
The above goods constitute an entire new stock,
selected with great care from the largest and best
stocks in New York and Doston, and are of the
latest styles and patterns.
Determined to deal with enstomers on the most
liberal terms, and to sell at a moderate advance,
our friends and the public are respectfully invited
to call and examine for themselves Lefore pur
chasing elsewliere
ROBERT STEERF,
n 8 GEORGE W, C. FRIEZE.
NEW BEDIFORD OIL STORE.
T”li subscriber has tuken the store, No. 18
Nouth Main street, and offers at wholesale
and retail an assortment ol Oil, selected from the
New Bedford market, expressly for the retail
trade, and warranted to be a pure article The
public are invited to call and examine the quality
and prices.
Oi‘ Cans of all sizes, always on hand. Oil sent
to any part of the city. T, BAILLY, Jr.
SEED BARLEY, &c.
P‘OR #ale at No. 22 Canal st., seed Barley and
Rhode-Island Bent, purchased of the farmers
who raised it, warranted genuine. Red Top Seed,
Herd-grass Seed, Northern and Western Clover
Seed « Seed Oats, raived in this State, heavy and
eleans ltve, nnd Rye Menl; Northern Meal tram
Corn raised in this State ; Southern Meal, fine
and coarse.
1400 bushels heavy Southern Corn; Shorts
Bran, and Flour; Millet Sced, &ec. The above
articles will be sold on most excellent termes.
Providence, Ap. 24, 1744, M. JASTRAM,
BOOTS & SHO ES.
BAKER & CARPENTER,
No. 41 Sovrn Maiy Srtrerer,
Kl‘llil’ constantly on hand, Men’sand Boys'
Calf and Kip Boots, Bootees and Down
ings; Men's Cal}’, Kip, Grain, and Moroeco
Strap Bhoes; Gaiter Boots; Dancing Pumpeand
Slippers; Ladies’ half Gaiters, a variety of col
ors; Kid and Morocco Buskins, Slippers, and
Ties, of c\'cr{ variety of style and t'nlur: Buck
skin Shoes; cheap Kid Slippersand Ties; Misses
Leather, Kid am‘ Moroeco Buskine and Ties;
light Gaiters, Buskins, and Slippers; Children’s
Shoes of every variety of style and color, and
every other article gensrullykeptat a shoestore
TENWPERANCE GROCERY,
A'l' No. 50 Broad strect; where may be had
a generaland gennine assortment of staple
and fancy Groeeries, suited to family consump
tion, at reaconable prices,
Cash or goods will be given for elean cotton
and linen rags S. W. WHEELER.
RROAD STREET, No. 57 1-2,
Tlll'l subseriber, having removed two doors
West of the shop he formerly oceupied, in
the same building, continues to retail the best
quality of Buater and Cannecticat Cheese ;also,
a greatvariety of family Groceries and Fruit.
nl6 C. LAWTON. l
RBOOTS AND SHOENS, |
ARNOLD & KNIGHT, 15 Marketst. oppo
site the post office, have on hand, of their
ewn manufaetare, 3000 pair men’s goatand grain
Downings; women's marocco and leather Bus
kine, pagged ; boy's grain Downings, with a full
and prime assortment of Boote and Shoes which
they offer very low at wiolesals. m 7
TO LEASE for 1 or MORE Y EARS,
Tlll". Ship Yard Lot at Eddy’s Point, where
. the Messrs. 8. & A. B. Arnold built their
large ship, together with one hall of the 10 feel
gangway between that and the Halsey estate,
convenient for a lumbe: or ship yard, being filled
outabont 300 feet. Foirfurther particalars apply
to HENRY H. or LDWARD IDF.X'I‘I".S,(
PF, ANUTS. <l5O bishelslarge Te xas Peannts,
just roceived and br anle by
my 16 S PMLLIPE, 17 Market st
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
!I‘lll‘! AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPA
NY, Providence, R. 1., continue to insure
ngainstloss or damage by fire on Cotton, Wool
on, and other Manufactories; Buildings and
Merchandize, and also against Marine risks,on
favorable terms.
CAPITALSTOCK, $150,000: allpaidin,and
well invested.
DIRFCTORS—Chosen June 3, 1844,
Wittiam Ruovks, Enesezen Keovy,
Wirteur Kervy, Tvrey D, Bowes,
Rosert R. Stavvorp, | Naruavier Biseor,
Avos 1), Surru, Gro. 8. RaTurosse
Resorven Warenman, | Caven Hawwrs,
Suvsaern Hurcuins, Jarez BuLrock,
Warker Huompurey.
Persons wishing for Tnsurance are reqnested
to direet their applications, (which should be
necompanied with a partieular description of the
l'mlm"'X') per mail to the President or Seerctary
of the Company, and the same will meet with
promptattention.
WILBUR KELLY, Prosident,
Arres O, Prck, Seeretary.
American Insurance Co.'s )
Ollice, Nov, 27, 1345, § dl
A'TNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
IN('URI'URA'I‘F.I) for the purpose of Insu
rance against loss or damage by fire, witha
CAPITAL of $200,000.
Atthe annual meeting of the Stockholdersto
the Etna Insarance Company, the (ollowing per
sons wers ohosen for the year ensuing; viz.,
Truowas K, Brace, !n.u: ri Cuoren,
Sawoer Yooor, Fuesezen Suery,
GRIFFIN STEADMAN, Sias B, Hasinron,
Josern Moraax, Frepemick Tyren,
JEssk Savaag, Roserr Bukr,
Joskru Prarr S, G, Bovanros,
Janes THomas, W. M. Conxerr,
Frisua Peck, Mites A. TurrLe,
Waun Woonnniek,
And at a subsequentweeting of the Directors
Tuomas K. Brycr, Fsq., was chosen President
and Siwron l..‘llooms, Exq., Secretary.
Hartford, August 9, 1842,
The proposals for Insurancein this Company,
are believed to he as favorable as the nature of
the business will admit,
(3" Application to be made in Providenee to
F. M. Ormseer, Esq., Agent, No. @ Market
Square, who is authovized 1n most casesto exe
cute Policies, without delay attendinga reference
to the Company at Hartford,
DOCT.,. COLLINS’ PILLS.
V"‘ILI)IN(S to the solicitations of my numer:
A ons patients, I now offer to the public n
sale, ellicacious, and eertmin remedy for all corne
rable Bilious complaints. Most diseases arisein
the firstinstance trom obstructions in the liver,
stomach, or bowels—sometimes in all. "'hose
pills receh intheiroperation these several organs,
evacnating and cleansing them, without impair
ing in the least their healthy functions. ‘U'hey
remove congestions in the imul, and break up
fevers and violent diseases. Persons who are ai
all subject to such comiplaints, shonld always have
a box at hand, as they may be taken while at the
usual ocenpation, requiring but hitde variationin
diet; always proving easy, safe, and successiul
in their operations. One or two taken on going
to hed, is saure to remove costiveness, and all
those obstructions so ruinons to the health of
young females. T'hey are eminenily ealeulated
for persons at sea,orin sonthern climates, Onee
nsed and they supersede the use of other medi
cine. [J" Warranted not to contain a particle
of mercury. —_—
The following testimonials of the beneficia.
effects of these Pills, are selected from numerous
certificates now in the possession of Dr. Collins:
Crrrivtcarr or tne Rev. Wa, Stovyek,—
This may ceeuly, that I was for a length of time
severcly afflicted with burning inmy stomach and
npper part of the abdomen. It continued nnti
I was nunable to attend to my accustomed avoca
tions. Having tried many remedies without any
relief, some five or six years since lapplied to
Dr. Colling, and obtained some of his Anti-bil
ious Family Pills, which in a short time yemaved
the rmnplninl; and I have never beentroubled
with itsimee. I find thein an easy and safe rem
edy forbilious complaints, for removing conges
tion, amd for eleansing the stomach,
3 WM. STOVYER, Buptist Elder,
Warwick, Augnst 1, 1841,
1 hereby certify that ! wacafllicted for a great
length of time by a severe cough, and was en
tirely cared by taking Dr. Collins’ Anti-bilions
Pills. 1 found them to bean easy physic, and
canrecommend them to the publie as such.
SUHANI‘L\H NICHOLS.
Scituate,June 1, 1541,
Thiswill certify, that I havebeen out ofheulth
and afMicted with a severe headache, and have
heen entirelg relieved by taking Dr. Collins’
Family Anti-bilicus Pills; and T think them snpe
tior to any other pills that I have ever taken.
Cranston. July 1. MARIFETTE ANDREW.,
Thie may eertify that I havebeenloagatllicted
with a liver complaint and vertigo in the head
and have been greatly relioved by taking Dr
Colling’ Anti-hilious Pills, T think them o valua
ble medicine, and would recomnuend them to
all personsafflicted with chronic complaints, or
inany othercase wherethe stomach needslean
sing. MARY BROWNING,
sScituate July 1, 1841,
Thisis to ceflif{.tlmt we have nzed Dr. Col.
lins’ Anti-bilions Pills, and have tound them to
answer the recommendation given them, and
think them valuable in many complaints,
CALEDB ATWOOD,
ISAAC PECKIIAM,
MARY A. BARNLY,
ELIZABETH PECKIAM.
Cranston,Jan. B, 1841,
03" The above valuable medicine is #¢'d, at
wholesale and retail, by the subscribers, sole
Agents,at Nos. 36 and 33, Weybhosset strect,
GROSVENOR & CHABSL,
Providence, Aug. 13, 1541,
PAPER.
M. ROBINSON, 49 Westmin«ter Street,
I_IAS for sale, News printing Paper of o'l the
different sizes wanted; Tissue do, Col
ored and White; Envelope, or Post Oflice oo
different sizes and prices; Cowmmon and best
bag and Wrapping do; Tron Mongers do. Blue
Thread Papers 22x32, and other sizes; Band box,
Trank and Steam ,mf‘kin:t do; Nhoe Paper,
white and colored ; Hatters Vip do; White and
Brown bonnet do; Carpetdo; Cloth Paper 26x
36 and 36x40 inchos ; handsome eolored medium,
all colors; Folio Post; Letter and Cap Writing
Paper in great variety both ruled and plain, &e,
xloo. for sale nsabove, a good assortnent of
School Books, Fancy and Suaple Stationary
Goods, at retaa, all of which will be sold at the
lowest possible prices, to snit the tinmes.
M.R. Legs to assure those in want inparticular,
that heis n-"inp)fl' hie stock of Papers of varions
gortsat such prices as cannot foil to please, =
S"(‘omuml] ree. 1) nl2,
REVOLUTIONARRY PENSJIOAS
AND CLAIMN,
TllE nnd@signed hasveceived from the War
Department at Washington, the forms ot
procecding to obtain the benefits of the recent
acts of Congress, granting pensionsto widows,
&e., and also to attain the Bounty Land<, and he
will be happy to attend to any elaime of theabove
diseription. His facilities of commuonication and
correspondence with the Purear of Pensionsand
Bounty Land Ofice will insvre prompiattention
1o cvery clam, BLNJA. COWLLL.
Hervald,
LONDON AGENCY.
Tl”', subscriber having received his Commis- I
sion direct ftom Messrs, Morrison, Moat &
Co., of the British College of Health, Lonadon, |
as sole agent for the Siate of Rhode Islund, for |
vending their HYGEIAN UNIVERSAL MEDI
CINE, the public nimy rest assured, that, should
any medicines be ofl'?e'rnd for sale in this State, |
purporting to be Morrison’s Hyaxian Usivese |
satL Mepicines, of the British College of Health, |
Lendon, by any person except mysell or my
authorized Agents, as naned below, witn wy |
COUNTERFEIT.
The Hygeiun Medicines rest solely on their |
own intrinsic merits, which preclndes the neecs. |
sity of spending thousands of dollars annually, |
inadvertising and pufling, as is the ease with |
many other medicines now before the public. I
Notwithstanding that the celebrated Morricon '
Pills of the British College of Health, have bevn |
#0 laany years before the public, in every eiviliz- |
ed pation on the Globe, and nllhouflh their sal- |
utary eflects have been nuknowlodru h‘y tens of |
thousands of persons ou both sides of the At
lautie, yet are there, even to this dn{. some |
laces where their usetul properties are but Little |
Elnm n-—=o, ' known atall, where their healith |
giving and health restoning virtues havo been
confined withinan oxtremely limited and exclu. ‘
sive sphere. As in cases with all the medicines
that have become popular with any eommunity,
these pills have becn counh-rl'u-ilm{in every pos
sible way that the most cunning ingenuity conld
devise, and their valuable excellence deprociated |
bly' every species of frand, misrepresentation and |
abuse. Where they have been tried, however,
well and furly lria‘dy. none have been found but
to praise and recommend them. The atllicted ol
alimost every tongue and land, who have been by
their use resusicated [rowm the very last stages of
disease, have spoken of theirinestumable worth,
in langnage that has putto shame even the bold.
est ellrontery ; theiretlicacy incases where every
other remedy has proved unavailing, is atrivw- |
phantanswerto every umputation which the most |
base and mercenary have been able to invent,
Since the death of the elder Mr. Morvison,
‘even many of those who most rancorously op
posed him, have done him and his high eharaetor |
and principles the justice which they withheld |
from himn while living ; and bnt w-? few have |
now the temerity to deny the correctness of the |
theory which hie advocated so many years, and |
the trnth of which he succeeded to establish Ly l
an experience und practice greaterthan hos ever |
fallen to the lot of any other man. The mana. |
ficture of the medicine is now, as for some time |
pastithasbeen, underthe immediatesnuperyision
ofthesons of Mr. Morrison, |
SAMUEL YOUNCG,
107 Weastminster st., Providence, R. 1.
[ Agents as at presont appoimnted by said
Youug—~Ehphalet Young, WicLlotd; Geo, M.
Jones, Nantucket,
SPLENDID WATCHES for sale.
9 SAMUELH.WALES wounld inform his
E:{% friends, and the public generally, that he
Do has this day ree’d a splendid assortment
ol Watches, of allkinds, patterns and sizes, patent
levers, patentverticnl watches, horizontal lepine,
duplex, and verge Watches.
These are a partofan invoice of Watehes just
imported from Liverpool and London, they are
ofthe latest patterns, kome of them very handsowme
fignred cases. T'he prices will correspond with
the recent reduction of duty. "T'hey will be put
in perfect order, and warranted to perform well,
I'lense enll at No. 6 Market Bquare, and examine
them beflore parehnsing wlsewhere,
. 8. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired in
the hest manner, and at short notice. tf 0931
Billinvd and Refreshment Snloon,
No. 8 Casar Sereer, Providence.
'1““.‘) well known establishment bas been re
cently placed in the most thorough repair,
anll in connection with the Bienianp Saroos
may be found a Rernesnest Room, whieh the
proprietor contidently asserts will vie with any
other establishment in the State,in point of neat.
ness and eleganee. No pains or expense has
been spared to render this estab'ishment worthy
the patronage of the most fastidious ; and the pro
prietor leels confident that his unwavering atten
tion to the wants of his visitors, and his untiring
exeriions to please, will ensure to him a continu
ation of that support, which the tulltide of suc.
cessful operation now indicates, d2l
S YROVIDENCE
Wig and Hair-Cutting Depot.
']‘IIUMAS W. CAMM, Wig wmaker and Haur
. cutter, from Edinburgh, respectfully an
nonnces to the inhabitants of Providence and
vicinity that he hastaken the store No. 604 WV est.
minster strect, where he intends manufuctnring
Wigs vpon the same principle of those which
took the rn-mium at the late Fair in Boston, by
Mr. Bogle, in whose employ he has been for
nbout three years.
lair-cutting uponnew and scientific prine’ples,
the design and execution of which differs entirely
from e usoal manner of Haircotting adopted
here. It isa eystemn which causes the hair to
grow ina healthy and luxuriant manuner; one
trial alone will prove bis superiority oves all com
pfl'l(fll’fl.
T. W. C. wonld also eall the attention of the
lactics and gentlemen of Providence and vicinity
to his LUSTRAL HAIR WASH, which cleauses
the head and hair without water or fine tooth
conmb. 50 cents and $1 a bottle.
SHAMPOOING wpona new and improved
Erilmiplc, at Camm's Hair-cntting and Shaving
Raloon, 604 Westminster st., Providence.
N. B —<No business done on Sundays.
I hereby eertify that Thowas W. Camm has
been in my employment about three years, during
which time he has attended to the duties of hix
profession, so as to gain my entire confidencs
and approbation, and during the latier part of
whieh, in the capaeity of foreman of my establish
ment, he acquitted himself with credit,
I therefore recommend bLim to the eitizens of
Providence, confident they will find him bLoth
proficent in his business and w ur!h{ of their pat
ronage. WM. BOGLE,
Firet Premivm Wig Maker,
an 23 Washington st., Boston.
UNDERTAKER'S NOTICE,
\VII,I.IA.\I O. BRIGGS, No. b 7 High st
has on band ready made Coffins, of all
tizos and qualities of wood, on as reasonable
terms as elsewhere in the eity. Also, Hearse
ond Tombage, if wanted. Punectual attendanes
at all times,
£ 757" Cabinet makingin allits variety aleoat
tended to,
BOYS' CLOTHING.
W HANDY, 17 Market square, under the
e Manufactarers' Hotel, has on hand an as.
rortment of Boys' Ready Made Clothing, consist
inr of Froek gnclu. Pants, Vests, &e. Also, a
full assortment of Broadecloths, Cassimeres, and
Mon's Ready Made Clothing. Terms ch;np for
: i d 4
cash
SUMMER CLOTHING.
Jl's'l‘ received at the Dussen Hice Crotues
Wanenouse, No. 10 South Main st, the larg
est and most complete assortment of Summer
Clothing that was ever before offered. all of which
will be sold at GrEATLY REDUCED PRICKES, a 0
ROSS'S EXPRIENSS,
\V RORS'S Lypress, to and from DBoston
e and Providence. will leave No. 3 College
ot. Providence, +nd No. 15 State st. Boston, every
day, Sunday excepted. 13
l ADILS Bouckskin Shoes, wide and casy, for
4 sale by BAKER & CARPENTLR. wy)3
Boston, Angust, 1845
NUMBER 45
NEWPoRnytT AND PROVIDENCE.
Thenew, fustand commodions
T steamer ROGER WILLIAMS,
M' : Capt. BF. Woolsey, will leave
India Point, Providence, and Deven's wharf,
Newport, as follows, untl further notice :
Leave Providence every day except Sunday and
Monday, at 04 o'clock, a. 1., onthearrival of the
enrs (rom Boston. Returning, leave Newport
the same day, at 4 o'clock, p. m.
Extra Trip—On Sunday the Roger Williams
will leave Providenece at 8 o’cloek, a. m. Re
turring, leave Newport the same afternoon at 6
o'vloek.
Freight taken at packet prices; aleo horses and
earringes aken at a rensonable charge.
N B The Roger Williams will ran foar pas
sages hetween Providenes and Newport as soon
as the pleasara travel commences, wicn due no
tice will be given, my 27
FARL AND FREIGHT REDUCED.
REGULAR MAIL LINEFOR NEW
YORK, VIA NEWPORT.
Cabin Pare $1 50—Deck %1
r‘P‘ The splandid steamer MASSA
lu'“‘ ";' CHUSETTS, Capt. Potter,will
My taave the whart at India Poiot,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The RHODE ISLAND, Capt. Manchester,on
Tuasday, Thursday and Saturday evening, om
the arrival of the wmail train fiom Boston. For
tickets, state rooms and berths apply te F. 8.
GORTON, 4 College street, or on board.
Freight on measusement "omh goner;ll] detn.
per foot, ')00'::.!"30!! Pu_u:l honnets, J cta,
T n 292 WILLIAM COMSTOCK, Agent.
Eor New York Via Stonington.
REGULAR MAIL LINE.
(Daily, Sundays excepted.)
The new fast and Splendid
@Suumon OREGON, Capt Rols
‘ lina, and KNICKERBOCKER,
Capt. Thayer, will commence running on this
route, on the first day of April, and cominue
through the year in connexion with the Commo
dions Care of the Stonington Rail Road, as fol
lows, viz:
The OREGON, Capt. A. P St. John will leave
Stowngton on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The KNICKERBOCKER, Capt. Seth Thay
er, will leave Stonington ou Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
These Boats have ench 60 private State Roome
and Lertha for five hundred passengers, and for
speed, safety and comfort are unsurpassed.
Merchandize generally, 4 cts per cubit foote=
Boots, Shows and Bonnets, 3 crs,
For freight or passage apply 1o J BLAIS
DELL, Master Transportation, at the Depot of
Stomington Rmil Road, to GEO_ E, I"AIRCI'r" b,
Agent, 19 Westst. N. York,or JOUN H. RICH
MOND, Agent, Providence. nl
FOR N. YORK--INLAND lOUTE,
VIA. STONINGTON RAIL ROAD.
S’l‘lf AM BOA'T MAILL TRAIN leaves Provie
dence Depot, DAILY, (Sundays excepted,)
onthe arrival of the mail train that leaves llpooton
at GP. M. Returning, leaves Stonington imme
diuto-‘:y after the arrival of the steamer from New
York,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Ston
ington daily, Sundays excepted, at 64 o’clock, a.
m. Retarning, leaves Providence daily, Sun.
days excepted, at 4 o'clock, p. m.
RATES OF FARE
From Providence to Blonington,ee..... ..81 560
Tickets sold at Company’s Depot, Providence.
MERCHANDISE ’i‘lt.\ll\h‘-—l,euvn Provie
dence at 2 o'clock, p- m., daily, (Sunduyl ex
ceptod )
(!umdq will not be delivered without an order
describing the marks and number of packages or
parcels, unless the owner is present.
Ol Cloths, Matches, and l‘l:re Works of every
description will not be taken "nrtr.mlporution.
ald J. DLAISDELL, Master of Transp.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
’ ’
Jt..-.i. i g 17.‘_,2 !
J -4 4
Onand after Tuesday, April 28,
the steamboat KING Pllrl.l.ll'.
Capt. Seth R. Durfee, will leave
Providenee for Fall River, daily, at 8 o’clock, a.
w. Returning will leave Fal! {(iver at 3 o'clock
. m., touching at Bristol and Bristol Ferry (R.
Ll.md side) each way.
The steamer BRXUFORD DURFEE, Capt
Porden, will leave Fall River for Providencs,
daily, at 2 o'clock, or on the arrival of the cars
from New Bedlord. Returning, will leave Prov
idence at 3 o'clock, touching at Brisiol and Briste
Ferry, (Rhode Island side.) each way.
Passengers to New Dedford will reach Fall
Riverintime to take the cars for that place.
Fare 50 cents. my 2
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
PROVIDENCE, NORWICH, WORCESTFR
AND SOUTHBRIDGE
w Daily line of Stages, Sundays (ex
cepted ) Leaving the Manulacta
rers Hotel at 11 o'clock, A. M, Mondays, Wed
nesday and Fridays, passing through Greenville,
and Chepachet, and meeting the Accomodation
Train of Cars at Pomfret. l"or Dayville, Daniels
conville, Plainficld, Jewett (fnz and Norwich, al
20 [Misherville, Webster, Oxalosrd, Auburu and
Worcester, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
passing through Frait Hill, Greenville, Ch.’f'“b.
etand Thomson, meeting Accommdation Train
of Cars at Fishervlle, for all the above named
places, arriving at Southbridge at 7 o'clk, P.M,
Returning, leaves Pomiret Depot, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; Fisherville Depor,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, on the as
rival ol the first Accommodation Train of Care
from Springfield, Worcester and Norwich, and
and all the intermediate Depots, at 11 o'clock,
A. M. Also on the arrival of the stage from
Southbridge, passing through all the above nam
ed places, arriving in Providence at 4 o'clk. P.M,
Springfield and Worcester passengers by leav
ing Worcester in the 10 o'clock train of Cars, will
arrive in Providence from 2 to Jhoursearlierthan
by any other route.
Pasiengers wishing te go to any of the above
named pdaces, can be supplied with Tickets for
the whole route. Swge and Railroad Tickets
can be had at the Tieket Otlice in W orcester, for
Providence, at the lowest rates of fare.
Books kept at the Manufacturers’ Hotel, in
Providence. BENJ. (IREBN. P'.’li.“‘.
Providence, January 171 h, 1846,
Providence and East Dounglass.,
e Stage leaves National House,
M Providence, at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and arrives
at East Douglass at 6 P. M.
Leaves East Douglass at 7 o'clock, a. m., Mon
daye, Wednesdays and Fndu_n,bud :n&::;l
Providence, st 2p. m , passing through, .-
ville, Dyersville, Roeh‘n’"o. l’mmomilh. Cen.
tre Mille, (iuyulunovillo.(hmti"i"o.llflmmo
Millville, Usbridge, North Usbridge, W hitinville
and Mouth Sutton.
0" Baggage at the risk of the owner
RV SWEETSER,
- F BIGELOW, L?pmm
PIANO FORTE AGENCY.
B PECK ectfuliy anuounces to the pub
f\ e e that bo::.:nponsm furnish atthe -Ln
test V‘mibh notice. and at the manufacturers pri
ces, Piano Fortes of any desired 0?!0. qn-liti and
price, manufagtured by Mc. Lemunel Gilbert Bos
ton, which are warranted to be equal to the instra.
ments of any other manntacinrer. :
Also, for sale, the Grand /Eolichord Piano
Fortes, n new invemntion which is pronounced by
competent jndges to be superior 10 any other Pi
ano Forte ever offered to |holenb.loo. .
Mr. Peck will also attend to Tuning Pianos, and
warrant his work 1o give satiefaction.
Address A, B PEUK, Pawtughet. a 2