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TRUTIHL
Oh ! seek fur Troth®
Win thou the threshhold of her halls
In age or youth,
Heek her stilly whate'er hefalls,
Rich is the feast she freely spreads ;
And ronnd her board time-hono’d heads,
Whao songht her long and won her well,
In pence and joy forever dwell,
Shrink not from toil !
Crath, rich and lovely, oft upsprings
On poorest soil
O'er deserts she her perfume flings !
Sweet the reward by labor won
And calm the sleep when day is done,
Of those who teil the truth to tind,
With ready hand and earnest mind.
Heed not the scom
Of worldly men who dwell around ;
Bat, might and morn, L
Waorship the truth where'er *tis found,
Truth-seche s ever were reviled
Bat henest face and accent nuld
Prevail againast ign ble pride,
And tarn the venom'd shaft aside.
Fear not to scan
The deep profound, or mountain height;
Heed not the man
Who dreawls out ereeds to Keep the right,
Examine all creeds, old or new ;
Test all withi Reavoa, through and through,
For God in bounty, reason gave,
From error's glooin our souls to save.
Swerve not aside!
Thy rule of duty sketch aright--
Then true a'nde ;
Inquiring stitly with ardor bright,
Like cloadlet’s shadow on the siream,
Or passing grict i chddhood’s dream,
Shall be the s and woes of earth
To him who kpows of truth the worth,
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Atliscellany.,
From the Western Coutinent,
miprn N\ ‘,-v Y (!
e WONAWAY MATCH,
Or. how the Schoolmaster Marricd a Fortune.
BY MAJOR JOS., JONES, OF PINEVILLE.
Tt about ten vears ago sease the ncirdent
what's I'ih now gwine to tell tuek place. It
caust a great scnsation wu Picevilie at the
time, an! had the elleet to make tellers mon
strous caretul how they runiway with other
people’s daurzhiers without thewr consent ever
sSOnNse,
Mr. Ebenczer Daoolittle was the bomina
biest man alter rich galis that ever was. He
boo o't been Keepin sehivolan Pineviile more'n
gix mounths, bLetore he hiad found om every
gabl in the settdement whose father had (wen
ty niggas, sind had conrted all of ‘em within
adays's ride. How s oter ol obe popu
lar with the galls, and sonchow they din't
hike hiis ways, and the way they did blatt him
oft was enough to discourage anybody but a
Yanlhee schoolmaster what wauted o git
mariied, and hado'cimany years of grace left,
But it dide't seem to make no sort of difivr
ence to him. He undertook "em by the job,
He was bound te have a rich wife out of some
of 'em, and lif he failed in one case, it only
made Lim mare perseverin in the next, H's
motto was=—"never say die!”
Beity Darling. as they used to eall her—.
old Mvr. Dirling's devgurer, what used to liv
out on the Runs—=—was alionut the torn downset
mischief ol a galbin Georgia, Bety wasich
and handsowe and smart, and had more ad
mirers than she could shoke a stick at,but she
was sich a tormentin little coquet that the
boys was ail alvard to court hevin vight down
eatnest. When Mr. Doclittde found her out
he wentrite at her hike a house-a-fire. Shewas
jest the gul tor lnm, and he was termined to
have her at the vish of hiis hife.
Well, e Liid siege o old Mr. Darling’s
hoase duy anl night, and when he couldn't
leave his school to go and see her, he rit let
ters to Ler that was enuti'to throw uany other
gall but Betty Darhing tato a fit of the ligh
sterichs to read "em. Just as every body ex
pected, after encouragin him jest enutl to
make the feller believe he had the thing ded,
she hicked bam fat. Dot shaw ! ke was per
fectly used 1o that, and Lie was too wuch ol a
filosoler to be discouraged by sich a rebufi,
whien the game was worth pursuin,
[le didn’t lose a mmit's lime, hut jest
brushed up and went vite at Liev ugain, Ev
cryvhndy was perfectly surprised to see him
gwine back toold My, Darling’s, after the way
he had been treated by Bety 5 but they was
a good deal more surprised, and all the boys
were terribly alarmed i about aovonth, at the
headway hLe scemed to be makin in s
suit. Al at once, Miss Beuy's conduet
secmed to change towirds him, and though
her faiher aud moiher was terribly opposed to
the match, any body coulld see that she was
bezinnin to ke the schioolmasier very well.
Things went on in this way for a while, till
bieby old Mr. Darling begun to git so un
easy about ity that he rold Mr. Doolittle one
day, that he musn't come o Lis house no
more; and il Lie heteht hun sendin any more
love letters and kiss verses to his danghier by
his nigger gals, he'd wake ove of his boys
give Liim a alfired cowhidin,
~ But Mr. Doohttle dido’ceare for thatneith
er. He could see Miss Betty when she come
a shoppin in stores in town, and there was
more'n one way to git a letter to her. What
did he care forthat old Darling 7 Hisdaugh
ter was hed and hart o love with him, and
was jest the gall to run away with him o, if
she was opposed by her parcuts. Aud as for
the property, he was certain to that when
once he married the gall,
On Saturday, when there was no school,
Mr. Doolittle went to old Squire Rogers, and
told Lim bie must be ready to marry a conple
that night, ot exacily ten o'eloek.
*Mum," ses hie *you wuosn't say a word to
nobody, Squie. The heeuse is all ready, and
the party wauis to be very povae”
Squive Hogers was one of the 100 t accome
datin old fellers 1o the world on sich occa
sions. Mrs, Rogers waus a monstions cranky,
cross old Tady, and nothiug Gone the old
Squire so much good as to marry other peo
ple. it didn’t make no odds who they was,—
Besides, Mr. Doolittie was o injuied man and
a great scholor i his opinion, aud belonged
to his chiureh.
Mr. Doolittle had arcanged the whole busi
ness in first rate order. Miss Belty was o
meet hun at the end of her fathed's lane, dis
guised in a ridin dress borrowed for the ocel
ston, when he was to take her in a close one
horse barouche and *fly with her onthe wings
of love," as he said he would, to the Squire's
office, whar they was to be united in bunds of
wedlock before any hodyin thevillage know'd
anythiog übout 1. He had made arranage
ments at the Hotel for a voom, which he seed
fixed up himseil for the auspicious occasion,
and he had writ a letter 10 a friend down in
Augusty to be thar the next week, to take
charge of s schivol, as he thovght it mought
be necessary for hin to keep out of the way
of Old Darhng for a tew weeks, tiffthe old fel
ler could have time to came to.
Allday Mr. Doolittle was bustlin shout as
if e wasn't certin which end he stood on,
while the sunshine of his heart beamed from
his taller colored face ina way to let every
body kvow somcthing extraordinary wus
gwine to happen,
~ Just after d.rk he mought been seed drivin
out by himself in a burouche towards old My,
Darling's. Every boly spected something,
and all hands wason the look out. It was
plain to see Squie Rogers importance was
swelled up considerable with sometinng, but
nobody couldn’t git a word out of him.
Mr. Doolittle didn't spare Ihe Lish after he
got out of sight of town, and with styainin
eves and palpitatin hart, he soon reachied the
place appinted to meet the object of lus con
sumin «flections,
Wasshe the? No! Yea! lsit? Yes, .
theie she is 'e=the dear creater. The skirtof |
her nankecn lidin dress, what sets cloge 1o l
hee angehie form, futterin in the breeze, She |
stands timidly erouching in the fence hollin |
her vale close over Lier lovely face, trembin |
noevery jint for fear she nmug{)l be diseovered |
aid tore away (rom the srms of her devoted ‘
L benezer!
‘Dearest angel!” ses he, in a low voice.
‘Oh, Ebenezer!" and she kind o' (ell in his
arms.,
‘Compose yourself, my love.
SOl o Cither shotld e’
‘Dont {ear, dearest creature, My arm
shall proteet you against the woild. And he
was jest gwine to pull away her vale to kiss
her.
‘Oh!" ses she; *didu't 1 hear somecbody
comnn !
fdich ?' ses he, lookin round.
my dear.!
And with that he helped her into the ha
rouche and eontented himsell with impiatin
a burnio Kss that almoest singed the kid glove
on her dear lintde hand, as he closed the door,
Then jumpin on the (vont seat, he diove as
fast as he could to town, encouragin her *all
the wav, and svario 1o her how Lie would love
hev and mode her happy, and tetiin her how
her tather sod mother would forgive her snd
think jest as much of hiev as ever,
Poor gall ! she was so terribly agitated that
she couldu't do nothin but sob and iy, which
made Mr. Deolittde love her more and swaro
the harder,
Wihien they got to the Squire’s office, and
the boys that was on the watel seed Lim help
her cut ol the bouche, every hody kuow'd
hier at once, in spite ol her disguise, and sich
ul!“"h(‘l' excitement was never H('l'(' ill l)"le'
ville. Sam of the feiters was halt out of their
senses, and it was necessary to iurry the cere
tiony over ¢s quick as possible, tor tear ot be
i nterrupted by the row that was evidently
bruia.
e quick, Squire’ ses Doolittle, handin
out the ficense, and shakin like he had a ager,
Sor Miss Durling s very much agitated.'
The Squre hoadly worted to wipe his spee
tacles, an b dide’t tike time to enjoy himsel
i readin the ceremony slow, an puttin ths
dimii st guivers in his voice hike he always
diddc The naesoowas gt louder and louder
ut of doors, and sumbody was kuockin to git
".
OL ! ses Tetty, leanin on Mr. Dooolitle's
rinlor sappurt.
Gooon ses Doalittle, pressin hier to his
sdey b eves on thie Squite, and his face an
white ag a sheet,
Open the door, Rogers!” ses a hoirse
voice outsule,
Lut the Squive dude't Liear nothin il he
pronounced the ust words of the ceremany,
and Kbenezer Doolittle and Elizabeth Dar
ling was provonnced man and wite,
Jest then the door opened. fu rushec! old
My Danog and Bill, and Sam Darling, tol
lowed by a whole heap of fellers,
The brdde sereamed, and fell into the arms
of the trwmphant Doolittle,
SPake Lold of her ! ses old Dadling, flar
ishin bis cane over s head. »Take Liold ol
the huzzy
Stand ol ges Doolittle, throwin himself
ima real stage atiiude, and supportin his
faintin bride on one arm. *Stand off, old
man ! She smy lawlul wife, and 1 elaim the
protection of the faw,’
‘Kooek him down '=—take hold of him !
ses halt o dozen, aud Bl Daling grabbed
the bridegreoam by the neek, while Squire
Rogers jumped upon the table and hollered
O U
ocommmand the peace !'—l command the
peace in the name of the State of Georgia !
She's iy wile—my lawtul wife!” shouted
Doolivtle. 1 eall upon the law!’
Jest then the bride got over her faintin fit,
wd vatsed hier droopto hed—=the vale (ell ol
md-=oh, crael e !l=Mr. Ebenezer Doolit
le stood perriticd with horvor, holdin m his
irms not Miss Bety, but Miss Betry's waitin
araid=—aue of the blackest niggers in Georgia,
who, at that twierestung crisis, rolled her eyes
ipon him ke two pecled onions, and throwin
wer avies around his neck, exclaimed
‘s s iy dear husband what Miss Batty
20 me her own sl
Sieh a shout as did foller!
‘Go to the devil, you blucke—"ses Doo
artle teyen to pull away Grom her.,
Sick to him, Sitla,' ses the tellers, *he’s
vour's aecordin to law.'
Old Squire logerslooked hke he'd marrted
his last conple, poor old man, and hadn't a
word to sav for himselt, T'he bovs and
young Darhings ke to Laaghed themselves to
dethy winde otd Darling, who was mad as o
Lomet, wis gwine to have Doolitle arrested
fur nigzer stealing nght ot
Poor Doolittle! He made out, at last, to
it loose fiom his wile, and to find the back.
loor. e haint never been heard of in Pine--
e, froim that day to this.
Tne Rar.~The rit is not mistaken iw
hinking thot cornstalks me as much for b
se as the farmer's that barns and granaries
re his winter magazines ; that the miller i
ais acting partner, the cheesemonger his pur
vevor, aud the storekeeper his steward. He
places himiselt in relation with man, not as his
dependint like the dog, nor like the cat, as his
ally, nor hike the sheep as his property, nor
like the ox as his servant, nor like the horse
and ass us his slave, nor like the poultry . who
are to *come and be killed,” when Mrs. Dond
ivites themy but as Lis enemy, a bold bord
erer, a Johanie Armestrong or Rob Roy,
who acknowledges noright of property ic oth
crs, aud hives by spoil. Wheresoever man
goes, rat follows or uccompanies him. “Vown
ot country are equally agrecable to him. Ile
enters upon your house as a tenant at will,
(his, not yours,) works out for himselt a cov
cered way inovour walls, ascends by it from
one story to another, and leaving you the laige
apartinents, tukes possession of the space bLe
tween floor and eeiling, as an enlressol for
himselt, There he has his parties, and his
revels, and his gallopades, (inerry ones they
are,) when yoa would be asleep, il it were not
for the spirit with which the youth and belles
of rat-land keep up the ball over your head.
Avd youare more fortunate than most of your
neighborsit he does not prepare for his mavso--
leum behind yourehimney-place, or under the
hearthi-stone, retive into it when lie is abour
to die, and very soon atford you tall proof, that
although Lie may have lived like a hermit,
s relicts were notin the order sanetity.—
You have then the additional comfori of
kuowing that the spot so appropriated will
thenceforth be used either as a common cem
etry, or funily vault. In this respeet, as in
many others, nearer approaches are made to
us by inferior creatares than are dreampt of
in our philosophy. The adventurous mer
chant ships a cargo for some distant port, rat
goes with it=Great Britain plants a colony in
Botany Bay, Van Dieman'’s Land, or at Ihe
Swan River; rat tukes an opportunity for
closing also. ShLips are sent out on a voyage
of discovery 5 rat embarks as a volunteer.—
tie doubled the stormy Cape with Diaz, ar
rived at Malabar in the first Kuvopean vessel
with Gama, discovered the new waorld with
Columbus, and took possession of it at the
the same time, and enveamuavigated the globe
with Mugellan, and with Drake, and with
Cook.
A Sepmos vor Yovse Lames.=Dow, Jr.
in on of his Jate sermans, gives the following
advice to young ladies 1=
‘My young Maidens—l know you all want
to get marnied as soon a 8 you enter your
teens: Lut it s better to remain single, and
live upon the eold soup of solitude than to
tarey misery and wed woe. T have but u
poverty stvicken opinion of the mayority of
my sex. They ure corrupted by the mis
calbed vefinements of the age, so inflated with
pri‘e, o fouled by fashion, so afraid of the
soil on which they live, o given to eultiva
ting whishers und mustaches, while their mor -
als arc an the wost wretched state for want of
weeding, and so cvergrown with haie, vanity
and laziness, that searcely oue in twenty is
worth being entrusted with a wife.
Woman's Fuscrion —=\What a mnisteris
i a small state, that « woman is in her lesser
state, namely, the minister of all departments
at onee, the hushand managing the foreign
aflvins s more especially is she the minister
of fin:nce, who, in the state, according to
Gocthe, 1 the List resort, regalates peace, as
well us, wecording to Archenholz, the inaga
zines of war, lven noble ladies would be
bealthier and happier if they tulfilled the du
ties of woatre d'hotely, and femme de eharge, 1
mean for the house : | know they frequently
act in both capacities for their husbands.—
Certwnly, as a whaole, thetemales of the high
er classes me rendered more delicately beau
tful by this absolute idlencss s but such a Ve
nus resembles that of Rowme, who was alio
poddess of corpses; amaong these may be
rechoucd hier etildren, her hushand, or her
seife 1 do not speak about the artof cookery,
i order not to be laaghed at, as Kant was,
who wished thut here (as in Scotland) regu-
Lar lessons should be given in it as well as in
dancing. Rather will Seneea’s beautiful
words, addressed to sacrificers, *Puras Deus,
nou plenas adsypicitmanus,' (God regards pure,
not full hoands.) aequire a new meaning with
noble ladies; and they suppose iheir hus
band's value pure white hands more than
those which present them some good dish
they have cooked. But bow is it that, in the
order of teiale rank, her real title, housewi e,
is not estecined higher!? 15 it vot o that ca
pacity that as once physically, so now finan
crally, she prepares a fieer future for her
children? Auad can a woman find that in de
tatl beneath her regard, in which, asa whaole,
the greatest of men, a Cato of Utica, a Sal-
Iy, aud others songht their glory '—Levana,
by Jean Paul Richter,
‘Liets git in,
Muesony or riie Deap.—llow sacred the
memaory ot the dead! We will not, eanaon
torget those whose aflections were early en
twined around our hearts i the holy bonds of
triendship. "They may have died on aforeign
shore, far from howe and friends, with oo
kindred spint upon whom they might east a
farewci ook, ere they entered the heavenly
world, but they still hive in oury hearts, When
we visit our tamchiar vetreats, and meet not
thew smilmg taces we think of them—we
think of them, too, at the ealm twihight hour,
and at bright, smiling morn, their image s
not forgotten, The strangermay lightiy pass
over the grassy mound which covers them—
“twill wot distweh thewr reposes "Their's s a
sweet, @ holy sleep=—their's is a rest which
none shall distueb, Calm be their sleep—
and though recollection of them may cause
the tear drop to Ll we will not eall them
back from thew nghley pure home, (o again
mnzle heve with the vamites of eamrth, and
again meet s trialse We will sileatly look
upon the ol which covers them—we will
there pont the evergreen, and thornless rose,
as o partial tribute to their memory, and then
leave the spot—perhaps forever, hur while hife
and reason fast, we will think of them-=cher
ish their memory as a choice plant. ‘T'rue,
ideed, they have mingled thew once lovely
forms with the dust, among the rich and the
poor, the virtuous and vicious, but the im
mortal spark within is transplanted to a {airer
clime——cven Purdise, the home of angels,
They are gone—gonetrom us, but we cher
ish their remembrance, and forget thém not
i o daily walks throngh life. They are
transplinted to a bnghter land, while love
casts a Ldeless garland upon the green vl
which covers them,
A Harey Wornn.—=This isa happy woild
—=who says to the contrary, 18 a 00l or some
thing else. There is everything to make us
happy. The land, sea and sky contribute 10
our cujovment. The man who has a good
heart, sees pleasure where a bad person be
holds nothing but gloom. "T'he sccret, then,
of being happy and enjoying this glorions
world, is to possess o virtuous heart,. Who
is the most chieertul anl contented man
your neighborliood T "I'he man who is the
most honored, and possesses the greatest
ricites ! No. leis he who bhas nothing but a
kind hearte Nothing ruitles his temper or dis
turbs his repose. The morning sky-—ihe eve.
ning cloud=—the rolling waters—tlie hloominz
Londscape—the teeming forest and the fields
ot snow, give him a pleasure that ofhers never
dream ol Tois he whose mind is led (rom na
ture up o naturg’s God—and every day that he
hves Lic s contented and happy asit s possi
ble for a man to be. Depend upon it, the
world is a beautiful one, and contains o thon
sand sources of enjovment, which they on'v
can see and feel whose hearts are pure and
whose lives correspond with the world of eter
nal truth.
Avericany Fanmers.—Many thousand
formers 1o New England rear lirge families,
pav all theiwr debis and taxes promptly, live
independently, well clothed and comfortably
housed and provided for, and lay up money,
on farims of fifty acres. ‘l'he idea, is, that
those people laborsseverely. T'his is a great
mistuke. They have much, beeause they
waste po time. With them there is ‘a place
for everything, and everything in its place.'—
Their horses and eatthe, tools and implements,
are attended to with clock-like regularity,
Nothing is put off till tomorrow that can be
done to-day. Economy is wealth, and system
atfords ease. These men are soldom in a
burry, except in harvest time. And in long
winter evenings,or severe weather, which for
bids employment out doors, one makes corn
brooms, another shoes, a third 18 a carpenter,
cooper, or tailor; and one woman spins, an
other weaves, and a thivd plaits *Lieghon bon
nets.' And the tamilies thus occupied are a
mong the most healthy and cheerful in the
world, Ttis easy with them to reduce their
wishes to thete means, it inconvenient or im
prudent; and to extend their means to their
wislies.
‘"here are in the U, States some eight mil
lions of women, a great portion of whom are
dependent upon their daily Labor for their
bread. "They form a large proportion of the
idustrions community, and as such they are
worthy ot all protection. They are the
muothers and daughters of the land, exercising
the most inealenlible influence upon the mor
als, the fortunes, the destinies, and happi
ness of the vepublic. As such, should not
every ctiort be made to sweeten their daily
toil, and to atford them an adequate compen
sation for their daily labor? It they are
forced by inisfortune or poverty to a depen
dence upon their own industry, should we not
stretch outfor thema helping hand ! Forced
as they are to an utter reliance upon our
generusity, should we not be careful how we
tamper with the sacred trust confided to us ?
e wagzes of female laborers, are cenerally
speaking miserably low. T'hey afford noth
ing like an adequate compensation for the
work performed, and it 18 alwiys supposed
that « woman must do identical tasks eheaper
than men. Why this is so, we cannot con
ceive ; there is no good reason forit=none at
all.. Women are forced to work constantly
(or o miserable pittance, hardly sufficient to
support lite, with no prospects beyond, save the
dirk one of beggary andstarvation. The ter
rible consequences of this state of things are
too well known.—American Amaranth.
A Friexp's Apvice.~A pradent and well
disposed member of the *Society of Friends,’
not long since gave the following friendly ad
vice=="Jolu suid he, *1 hear thou art going to
be married.”
“Yes," replied John, *I am.'
CWell rejoiied the man of drab, ‘I have
one little piece ol advice to give, that is nev
er to marry a woman worth more than thou
arte. When I marvied my wite, I was worth
Tust ity cents, and she was worth sixty two
cents; and whenever any difference has oe
carred between us sinee, she has always
thrown up the odd shilling.’
; NEW BOOKNS,
\vl THERING Heights, by the author of June Eyre, 2
parts,
Children of the New Porest, by Capt. Marryatt, R. N,
Swiss Family Robinson, 2d series,
Bhattleworth on the Consistency of the whale Schemeo
of Revelation with iself and with human reason, Iyl
Lmao, just publilished wnd for sale by
0 GLADDING & PROLUTD,
LARGE ASSORTWENT OFSHAWLY,
G F.GLADDING & CO, have just rec’d very tue all
e wWool Cashincre Shawls, of the largest size, at ex
lrenm-)y low prices, rich printed Thibetdo; Indin crapedo;
beautital inntation crape do; black and blue black Fhibet
dog with a great vanety of low priced Shawls, in new
‘:)'lvi. which they offer for sale very cheap at 35 N, h;um
st A%
PAPESTIRY CARPETINGS,
( ARO,E, WILLIAMA & CO, hiave received from Bng-
A Jand, by late arrivals, elegant styles of Tapestry Car
petings, and for sale hy the puce or yard at the Cuarpet
Warchouse, Exchiange Baldmg, \Westiinster stredt,
‘\ls.o. a lurge stock of rich sty les Brussels (fill‘pl'llllki.fi)l’
rouing and stare, ald |
STIRAV MATTINGY, S ‘
N,\‘\'KlN and Canton =traw Mattings, of diff rent
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| crowns the angler’s cilorts with cotplete suecess,
| a 2 GARDINLR & PHILLIPS,
| ENGLISIAND AMERICAN CUTLERY, 1
A LARGE and complets assorvment for sale at 53 Broad
strect, Ist store below the Areade, 1
n GARDINER & PHILLIPS, ‘
e S N E D ly
\.\HllH".\.\' and Endish Curey Combs—Every variety
EX for sale at G ARDIN B & PITLLIPR?, 58 Broad street, {
T BOOTI U AND LACK BOOTS,
('ll”:“l“l.‘.’:‘ kid, morroceo, goat and leather Bootees
/ and Leee Boots, for sale low by EZRA BAKER,
BUSIZINS ANDSLIPPERS,
| I ADLES? bronze Busits aud Slippers, tor sale 1w by
] 40l LZRA BAKER.
| T T CIGAR BOXES, S
M CLGAR boves, bet quality, nice finish and prin
] l ()‘) cipe mize, for sile by
a 2 BROAVCNELL & €O, 9 Exchange st,
. T GANTLRL BOOTS,
l ADIES? blue, binck and bronze Gaiter Boots a good ns
-4 sortment, for sale by EZRA BAKER, a 2
T T N
l 00 BBLS 1. D, By, this day landing from the sloop
Capitol tor sule by
a 2 PENNIMAND KNIGHT & €O,
A . BUGAR. ) ;
('0 BOXES Havana brown, of good to strictly prime
) quality, now land:ng from sloop Veloeity, for sale by
u2t TILLINGHART SHELDON,
e FLOY ¢,
l ‘)0 BRLS and 20 half bhis 1L DL Bly Flour, now land
ing from sloop Capitol, tor sale by
n THLINGHAST SHELDON,
T CHEESKE,
l 2 CASKS, of pritue quality, just ree’d and for sale hy
o TILLINGHAST SHELDON,
LARD,
.’0 BRLS, 10 hatf bbls and 39 kegs Noo 1 Leaf Lavd, of a
{ strictly primo quality, just rec’d and for sale hy
W T S JLDON,
CARPETINGS,
(" EO, E. WILLIAMS & CO, ofler for sale a complete
K stock of English and American manufactured Carpet
ings, of new designs and shades, by the piece or yard,
Exchange Builddoig, Westmnter st wl
THI VALUEK O A MAN,
\ DISCOURSE occnsined by the deathv of the Hon.
4R Henry Wheaton, by Rev, K. B, Hall, tor sade by
w2t GLADDING & PROUD, 20 Westiminster st,
STAITR RODS,
\ GOOD variety of Prass St Rods, this day ree’d at
48 Carpet Hally TLWe tiinster sty by
w2l ROBT, STEERE & BROTHER,
TURKEY REDDRAPERY. 3
‘vl'l'll bordering, also, scarlet and crimson, drab and
blue worsted Doovwios and Moreens ;3 white figured
Curtain: Mushins, jost recd and for sale ehoeap at 35 N,
Main st G. L GLADDING & €O,
NEW BOOKY,
\Vl"l‘llli!tlh’d Herglits, by the anthor of June Eyre.
Owl Creek Letters, for sale by
w 2 WELDEN & PEEK, 28, Main «t,
TREING LA NS,
(“ YOPER™S shived Lainghiss, also sheet do, for sale at 167
7 Browd st, by C. MORSE, Jr,
VISITTES, i
l ADIES will find a good assortinent of Visites at low
4 prices at 20 Areade, HOUGHTON & DAV,
CASHMERE SHAWLS, o e
A‘ GREAT vanety of the above articles can be found at
J 8 all pricesat - HOUSGHTON & DAVES 20 Arcade,
RIS MOoss,
'l‘l“-’. whitest and micest that can be found in this eity,
for sale at 167 Broad st, by Co MORSE, Jr,
SHAKERS ITERBS, ROOTS, BARKS .
‘\ ND Fateacis, tor sale by the agent tor Rhode Tsiand, at
4B 105 Broad sty by C. MORRLE, Ji, !
" PILIS,
o | rlh.'l‘. great Nincriean Balsam, a sare eure for thoe pilesin
- ‘ 18 worst forims, for sale at 167 Broad st, by
- alo Co MORSE, Jr,
. TDOTH PASTE,
r \ BEAUTIFUL thavored Charcoal and Orris "T'ooth
LR Paste, pacap in barge pots and sold for 25 cts a pot,
[ for sale at 167 fivond sty by C. MORSE, Jr,
| - -
{ TOOTH POWDER,
d ‘ \ VERY fine article, put up in 2oz packazes, beantifully
co AR vored, of whieh 40 dozen has been sold ina very
_ | sho ttame, for sale at 167 Broad =t C. MORSE, Jr.
y | i CARPETINGS, e
» YARDS low priced Carpetings, for Kiteliens
| l()"() dining runlln,l &ey opened and now opening u{
- i Carpet Hally by ROBYE, STEERE & BROTHIR,
‘ TRANSPARLINT WINDOW f HADES,
I‘ ORERT STEERE & BROTHER have this day opened
1 (AU, good ascortmeat of Transparent Window Shades, at
I arpet Hally opposite the post othee, aln
g GOWQUA MATTING.
1 I‘HHI’.R'I‘ HTEERE & BROTHER are opening an s
v sortiment of the celebrated Gowgna Matting, being the
* | bestimported, and for sale at fa prices, Carpet Hall,
: CONFECTIONLRS JARS,
l l CARES Contfectioners” Jarsy, with metal and glass
t { covers, just rec’d and for sale at the lowest prices at
v | ol and 50 N, Main st
au? THOMAS WHITAKER & SON,
p | - - ——————————
' TOILET WARE.
"1 7 CRATES whiteiron stone and lowing blue Toilet Ware
. with Slop Jars and Foot Baths to match, just rec’d and
. for sade at 51 and 53 North Main st,
a 2 THOMAS WHITAKER & SON.
: RICH WIDE BLACK SILKNS,
) ( ¢ L GLADDING & CO, have just ree’d an assortment
l Ko of wide and heavy black Silks with rich lustre, some
of which are of the best quality unported, for sale at low
L | prices at 35 N, Main st a 2
| WASH LEATHER UNDER GARMENTS,
] l‘\ult sale at the sign of the Golden Mortar, 125 High st,
: by ML BURRINGTON, Chemist and Apothecary,
. INK FOR MARKING CLOTHENS,
J UST received a fresh supply of Indelible Printing Ink,
& tor marking clothes ; al=o the types and stamps, com -
« | pleted with divections for using the same for sale at No. 1
. | Market Square, by AL STILLWELL.
: DINNER, TEAANDTOILET WARE.
1- CRATES lin\\'iny blue Dinner, Teaand Toilet Ware,
- | {of best manutactuce, rec’d and for sale at 13 N. Main
» | &ty 3d store trom Market square,
avld CARPENTER & CONGDON,
GIRANDOLES,
3 CARES gilt and silvered Girandoles, some entire new
{B2 patterns, just rec’d and for sale at 13 N, Main st, by
| aIR CARPENTER & ('U.\'HINL{'.
j FLOUR.,
, 6;()0 BRLS fancy and common brands Flonr, now land
e ing from sloops Victory, Adonis and Velocity, for
| sale low, it taken from the whail by
[ aly TILLINGHAST SHELDON,
' FINE LINEN SHEETINGS,
3 (' F.GLADDING & €O, will receive this day an as
j R o sortment or tine Barnsley Linen Sheetings, of various
L Widths, warranted pure hnen goods, which they offer at
| very low prices at 35 North Main st, ax?
HISTORY OF THE GIRONDINTS,
] AMARTINE'S History of the Girondists, in French,
A completo ; also, vols | and 2 of the English and Amer
| fean editions, for sale at BURNETT'S Bookstore, 3 West
minster st, a 2
‘ FLOUR.
0300 BBLR E, S Peach and ‘I Kemphall, in prime or
| @ ‘l--r,)-hl landimg from =chr. Eliza Annyand for sale
| by PENNIMAN, KNIGHT & CO, 14 W, Water st,
BOOTS,
(‘NIIN'I‘IJ-‘MH.\"S light summer Boots—A good assort-
X ment for sale low by
aly EZRA BAKER, 55 8, Main st,
- - - e ——
THEVALUKE OF A MAN.
A DIRCOURSE occasioned by the death of Hon, ilenry
Wheaton, by Rev. E. B, Hall, for sale by
u 22 WEEDEN & PEEK.
DINING AND TEA WARLKE,
2_- CRATES Light blue Dining and t'ea Ware, n new
J stylo and a superior article, just rec’d and for sale
at reduced prices, at 51 and 53 N. Main st,
a 2 THOMAS WIHITAKER & SON,
= BRUSIIES,
'F EETIH, Hair, Hand, Fle<h, Lather, Shoe, Paint, Var«
nish, and Whitewash Brushes—A large assortinent,
for <ale ut the sign of the Golden Mortar, 125 High st, by
a2l MM BURRINGTON, Chemist and Apotheenary.
TRUSSES,
l,\flll sale at the sign of the Golden Mortar, 125 igh st,
by H, H BURRINGTON, Chemist and Apotheeary.
MATS,
l‘(m"l‘ STEERE & BROTHER have on hand a large
assortment of Mats of every deseription,at Carpet Hal),
opposite the Post Oflice. nx
LOOKING GLASKRES,
A LARGE as«ortment of mahogany and common framo
Looking Glasses, just rec’d and for sale at the manu
facturers prices, at 51 and 53 N, Main st, |
- al? THOMAS WINTAKER & SON,
SADDLERY.
l.\ll‘”lt‘l‘lll) per ship Anglo American, by GARDINER
& PHIELLIPS, just rec’d at 53 Broad street, Ist store bea
low the Arcade, nld
BILS W ™, exton, 4, and B.C, Oos, §
R LS WL Hmith, extea, Jo and E, €, Cox, Lyons
')00 Mills, J. K. Livingston and other good In.md-y, for
sale by PENNIMAN, KNIGHT & CO, 14 W, Water st.
LARD, ORANGLES, LEEMONS, ILAISING, &C,
\' O 1 Leat Laed, v bhils and kegs,
AN Fresh Mesina Oranges, large and sweet,
Hiedy Ornnges, O and O,
Mesina Lemons, in suncrior order,
Rassing, whole an | hiodf boxes an | layers,
Braos Clocks, perieet time keepers,
A complete assortment of Wrapping Paper, !
Manutactured and Leat "Cobacco, for sule by
P PROWNELL & CO, 9 Exchango st,
SUT VL TEAS, MOLASSES, HAMS & LARD,
l" BONES HL B, sugar, .
2o chosts Hyson, Younyg Hyson, and Ningyong "T'eas.
10 hlids comumon and Muoscovado Molasses,
2000 Ihs Sogar ewred Hames,
S bbls Lord 5 also, a Gall wssortment of goods usually ket
in o Grocery and Provision Store, for sale at the lowest
cash prices, B, M. BOURN,
alh corner Richimond and #hip #t.
CARPETINGS, &0,
l{,"""l' STEERE & BROTHER wonld soleit the atten
tion of purchasers to their stock of Carpetings, &e, at
Caypet Hally 11 Westunnster sty (up stiurs,) and we can
posatively assure them that every article sold ot our «ture
will prove as recommended, or Gt saticfction wall be ren
de red, Those designing to purchase at some futuie thie
arsinvited to call at their leisure, as goods will be cheer
fully exlubited at all tiunes,
N. B Goods supplied to order from the New York and
Poston markets, w 2
NEW GOODN,
( ¢ FLGLADDING & CO,resp etfully invite the atten-
Ko tion of the ladies ty their very extensive afsortinent
of new embroidered and luce goods, consisting of Mushn
Collars anl Chomizettes, in new and elegant designs
Lace Capes and Collars ; Cambric and Swigs Edgings and
Focertings s fine Enclish ‘Uhread and Lisle Edgings; black
Sk Pdgings s wide plaim and fi2d Cap Nets g black silk
Veil Lace i 1 earton new Bmyiua or Linen Bobbin Fdg
ings, &c, for sale at low prices at 35 N. Main »t, a2y
MAY BASK LTS,
'l\llll subseriber has just received a large supply of May
Baskets, trom ditferent manufactories, and is now
prepared to sell at wholesile and retaily us great an assort
ment and as low s can be found in the eity, Dealers in
May Baskets will please call and exanmine the assortinent,
where think they cannot .l of being suited,
a2d AL ETILLWELL.
! HIND'SFARQIERY ANDSTUD BOOK.
' \ NEW edition just published being a treatise on the
|4R (i cases of Horses ooy witha supplement, comprising
an es-uy on dome tie aniieds, espeeially the Horse, with
! the pedigree of winning Horses, with useful ecarving and
landing Tables, &oey &e, for sale at No. 1 Market Square by
w?) AL STILLWELL,
CARPETINGYS,
I)HIUZ'! P RTEERE & BROTUER will receive neat
Lok, entirely new patterns superiine Carpetings,
wlhich are at present in process of manntacture,
N H Goods will be manuiactured to order for our cus
tomers, at short notice. alld
SARSAPARILLAS, =
I;I'IHH\'H'I'( IN'HD Wood™s, Graetenberg’s, Nichold's,
Townsend’s, Hands?, Bristol's, Bull’s, Brown’s, and the
Componnd Fyrup of Sarsapanilly, for sale wholesale andd
retadl atthe signof the Golden Mortar, 125 High sty by
a 2 1L H BURRINGTON, Chiemist and Apothecary,
LECIENS, ;
]l EALTHY and huugry Coreign Leechies, just imported
A and for sale wholesa'e and retail at the sign of the
Golden Mortar, 125 Higi sty by
a2y L HL BURRINGTON, Chemist and Apothecary.
FLOOR OTL CARPETINGS.
( IRO, B WIHLLEAMS & CO, otler for sale an extensive
X stock of desirnble Floor O Carpetings, of heavy, we
div and common qualities o widias from 2 to 24 feet, at
the Carpet Warehouse, Exchange Building, Westminster
strect, Y
PARANOLS AND PARASOLETTES,
( 1 G.GLADDING & CO, have just ree’d o large assort
No ent of the above goods. in plaing changeable and
figured ks and Satins and tiashed in best style, tor sale
chieap at 35 N. Main st sy
GIRANDODOLES,
() CASESR silver and gt Giandoles, of Corneling & Co’s
o manutacture, just ree’d and for sale at very reduced
prices at 51 and 53 N Muain st,
ul) THOMAS WHITAKER & SON,
| DINING, TEA ANDTOILET WARK,
c;7 CRATES lowing blue Cobarg Dining, "I'ea and Toil
e et Ware, just rec’d per ship Sunbeam and tor sule
very low at 5L and 33 N Main st.
wly THOMAS WHITAKER & SON,
LOOIING GLASNES,
100 DOZ mahogany tramed Looking Glasses, just
rec’d and for sale very low at 51and 53 N, Main st.
a 2 THOMAS WHITAKER & SON,
WATER PITCIHHERS, |
l CASE, extra quality Britannmin Water Pitehers, large
sizes, With covers, just ree’d and for sale at 13 N, Mamn
st. CARPENTER & CONGDON,
DINING, TEA ANDTOILET WARE,
l -;t'lt.\’l‘ll.fl wihnte iron stone Dinner, Tea and Toilet
*2 Ware, extra quality, recently recewved and for sale at
13 NL Main sty 3d store teom Market square,
u) CARPENTER & CONGDON,
THOWELLS. |
I;RH'l\'. plastering, smootling, corner and pointing |
Trowels, just rec’d at 53 Broad street, |
ald GARDINER & PHILLIPS, |
JEWELLEICS TOOLS, !
() I every description, manutactured by Stubs, for sale at |
the very lowest New Yok prices, by
ald GARDINER & PHILLIPS, 53 Broad street.,
FLOWING DLURK, |
o; =~ CRATES tlowing Ytae Dining, Teaand Toilled Ware, |
$2O) the best article m wley Just rec’d and fur sale very low '
at Sand 53 N. Man »i,
ald THOMAR WHITAKER & SON.
STATR CARPIENINGS, !
|) AMASK and phion Venetian Stair Carpeiings, just |
vpened at Carpet Hall, by
uzl KOL'Y, STEERE & BROTHER, ,
PALIR.
\\f!l APPING and Letter Paper lor Export—
S 0 reas low quabity brown Wrapping Paper,
2000 do do wiedivm and large do
2000 do small and medinm straw do
100 do ow quahty white raled Letter Paper.
S 0 do o medinm gquality blue do do
Stvles partienlandy adapted to the West India and other
sontaern narkets, Larger quantities tanshed or manu
lartized to order BROWAELL & Co,
md Agents for the manufucturers, 9 Exchange st.
MUSIC I MUSIC lIDMUSIC S
J UST rocerwved, Henrietta, or the Stolen Kiss, Detter late
than Nevery Love dwells not i royal Halls, A Little eot
beside the sea, Ohy give me a home on the botsterons Seiy
Jim Crow Polka, Katy’s d cam Polka, United States Polka,
Anne Polka with vanations, &e 3 also, a number picees of
Musie as perlorined by the Steyarmarkische Company.
AL BELAND, 100 Westminster st,
m? 2 diveetly opposite Howard’s new bhndding,
NEWGOODS AT WHOLESALM & RETAL,
“ LARGE varicty of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
AR and plated Ware 5 also, every vanety of Faney Goods,
stuch as wonid suit ety and country, ‘Those from the
country wishing to buy ai wholesale would find it to their
advantage to call and exanine this stoek, at =to e, No, 15
North Main #t, J. 00, & J. R POTTER.,
25000 ROLIES PAPER HANGINGS,
'l\ll“.\l.\." WHITAKER & SON, agents for the Dis
pateh Mantfacturing Co, are now receiving their as
sortment ot Paper Hangings, which they offer tor sale at
ol and 53 N Main street, at much less prices than Paper
has ever been ofivred for sale in this city, Retuil dealers
supplied at the manutacturers® prices, mi
OVERITAULS,
J UM received at the Clothing Warehonse, No. 4 Wash
mgton Baildings, 350 dozen pairs st OVERHAULS, extra
heavy Amoskeag—tor sile, wholesale or retail cheaper
than ever before oifered in this eity.
al? R. G, LEWIS & (O,
PALMLEAE HATS AT WIHOLESALK,
l{l-‘.!"lb this day a luge assortment Palin Leat Hats,
which will be sold fow by case or dozen, at
J. RO EMMES, 6 North Main st,
a 2 under National Honse,
SUP. CARRB, SODA, &c.
()\'P. Thousand Lbs Sap. Carh Soda, extra quality ;
1 bale Senna ;2 cases Smyrna Sponge 5 00 Ihs shred
Isinglass, superior ; 1 case Jujube Paste ;3 gross Pulmonary
Balsam 5 1 ease German Cologne ; Otto of Rose ; 1 canister
Ol Origsnum ;1 ease Calabria Licorice 5 50 Ihs Gum Ara
bie, very fine quabity ;3 bales Bottle Corks, &, just rec’d
by CHARLES DY ER, Jr, for sule at lowest market price
ot 82 and &4 Westininster st
HEAVE POW ODKKS,
I' [BKBRIDE'S Tattersall's Heave Powders have ac
\ quired great celebrity i this city by their prompt ac
tion and true medicmal properties, They have been used
to great extent here, and have given the most perfect sutis
faction. G dozen more, just rec’d, for sale by
CHARLES DY ER, Jr, sole agent,
al2 s2and 21 Westminster st,
PROF. ALLEIN'S ASTHMATIC REMEDY.
'l\l“i best medicine ever discovered for asthima or phthis
e, also aninvaluable preparation for bronehitis, croup,
severe colds seated upon the lungs and for whooping ccugh,
A perfectly safo and exceedingly valuable remedy for asth
“ma, for sale by C. DYER, Jr, sole agent for R, Tsland,
ax 2 and 84 Westminster,
SARSAPARILLA ELIXIR,
l)R. Wood®s eelebiated Sarsaparilla Elixir is taking pre
codence of all other preparations, 6 gross, just rec’d
by CHAS, DV ER, Jr, sole wholesale agent for proprietor,
‘ B 2 and 81 Westminster st, al2
SARSAPARILLAS,
‘ \o;\Nll)fi’.Ko-!ly,l'.|lmn-r‘-, Bull’s, Graettenberg’s, Wood's
A Browa's, Townsend’s, Goodwin's, Thornton’s and
“other preparations of Sarsaparitia, for sale hy
a 22 U DYER, Jry agent, 82 and #1 Westminster st
POPULAR MERDICINES,
F VERY description of Patent Medicines, Pills, Extracts,
4 Syrups, Tinctures, Blixirs, Pain Killers, Embrocations,
Pain Extractors, &e, for sale hy
a 2 Co DY ER, Jry at the Medic 1 Depot,
OTTO OF ROSES,
] 2 OUNCES, of pure Otto of Rose, just ree'd by
A CoDYER, Jr, 82 and &1 Westmin-tor st
PIANOS TO LET.
VI‘IH‘. stubseriber offers to et Piano Fogies, at prices from
5 L &12 per quarter, Call and examine the variety ’
just rec’d at AMLELAND'S Musie store,
LIME.
l 2 & CASKHE in store ; 530 do to arrive, for =ale by
) I M. BOURN,
al corner Richmond and Ship st,
BOOTS,
Jl'.~ll‘ rec’d alot of pump sole, Spring «tyle enlf and grain
Boots, for sale by ISAANC HEDLY,
nd No. 32 Canal street,
NOTICE.
A LL persons that wish to bay Clothe, ready made Cloth
gor to have gacments cot and male to order, will
please call on ISAANC HEDRY, 32 Canal street,
PIANO FORTES TO BIE LET.
N EW and sccond hand Prano Fortes to be let, at THUR
BEI'S Piano Forte and Music stores, 85 and 157
Westminster st, ns
OIL PAINTINGS,
J UST received at THURBER S, 157 Westminster st, n
ot of very beautiful Ol Paintings, in handsome frames,
for sale cheap. s
POTASI, B
()l-‘ Weht color, selected for family use, for sale h{
nd B. M. BOURN.
LIV 3
an whitewashing 2% cacks extra white lamp, for sale
by B. M. BOURN, cor Richmond and Ship ot
fladdles, Harnesses and Trunks.
WILLIAM VALLEY,
No. 10 Broan Stneri, Provioexce,
S Respectfully informs hisfiiends
1 ,‘ng and lfhl'lli(‘l’i:.‘l'h-lh thit hie has
'.T:bt'lkru the Store No. 10 Broad T
AT S itre t, where he is propored to &7
wanufaciure and fienish to order every viniety of Cuach,
Chaise, Gig, Trotting and Connon Harnesses, soperior
Travell ng and common Trunks, Portmanteaus, " Valizes,
Carpet Bags, Whips, Collars, nnd a great varicty ( {other
ardieles in b bne of husiness,
Hpecimens of the above urticles are now ready fur exam
ination and o share of patronage is solicited.
ald WILLIAM VALLEY, No. 10 Broad street.
PATENT SAVETY FUNE,
sortment of Guns, Pistols, and other articles in the sporting
line ; powdor and shot at wholesale and retail,
N. B, Guus nltered and repaired at short notice,
JOUN B, AMEM, No. 23 Broad st,
i tf formorly 20 Weybos:et,
Dr. Ralph’s Universal Remedy.
E,?frl"(;lrl?lldwl on the oNLY Poneiple in wii h AN UNI-
Vv ll i“.\l, MEDICINE, con safely be recominended to the
world,
Doct. RALPR’S FILLS,
on UNIVERSAL, DOMESTIC, VEGETABLE REMEDY,
SOLD 15 BoxEs AT 20 crs,=—AlSo, IN FAMILY PACKAGES AT
UNE Doteaw, in whicl latter i+ much saving of expense,
7 Eveny nox axp vackace is signed on the outer
cover, with a Fae Simbie of the Author’s #lgnature and
Heal t—and still farther to prevent Counterfeit or lmpo
sition, every Label is legall, secured by Copyright—Refer
to the Bilb aceompanying cach Box,
L THOMAR MAN having been duly appointed Genernl
Acent of the State of Rhode Island for the Hale ot these
INVALUABLE prins 3 ofters the same ot Wholesale and Re
tail, No. €4 North Main Street : also for <ale hy the tollow
ing fub-Agents, to wit:—=ALEXANDER F. ADIE No
23, Westminster Street ;3 JOSEPH BALCH & SON, Nos
42, 4t and 46, Bouth Main g and JOIN L TAYLOR, No,
69 North Main Street,
07*We huve many Certificates as to their wondertul Ca
rative power; fome of which may be seen in the Bill ac
companying each Box; but as we do not believe in much
pruthing, we would only say to those, who wish to prevent
disease, as alsoto those who are sick—try the and test
their virtne—tor you may be assured, that most of
the dizeases, which atlict humanity, e:pecially fevers and
scerofitla, ore the resnlt of a culpable negleet of the stomach
and alimentary canals . We would, therelfore, serionsly and
atfoctionately sunggest to every Family, the vast importance,
of having this GREAT REMEDY, always at hand—Come
then now, “DELAYSR ARE DANGEROUS? and pur
chase DOCT, RALPIPS PILLESTHE UNIVERSAL,
DOMESTIC, VEGETARLE REMEDY,
Ladies and Gentlemen, one and all,
Do not delay to make o eall
Come buy this UNIVERSAL PILL,
And cure Yourselves of every 111,
'l‘ HIS valunble remedy stands nnrivalled as asate, speedy
and perianentenre for all diseases of the Univany Or-
Gans of esther sex, such as gravel, steicture, intbanation of
the Bladder or U ethra, atfection of the Kidiey s, mconti
nence or suppression of the Urine, &e, &e, This article
tells its own story—needs no puging—operates like a charm
w=aiid gives nntacdiate rehief even in thie worst cases,
Agents—=Baleh & Son, 42, 41 and 46 South Main street
C, Dyer, dry, %2 and =4 Westminster street, Providence
James Heline, Woonsocket, ly April B, 1848,
CORBETT'SUTNRIVALLED .
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla,
'l‘llE subseribers having purchased ot Dr, Corbett, of
Shakere Village, Canterbury, No Ho, the extensive right
for the sale of this invaluable preparation, now otler the
sae to the public under the anple st testimonials as to its
signal and eflicacions qualities, 1t stands unrivalled in
cures of most inveterate cases of Herottlu, and all discases
of the Bload.
It alsofby its powerful alterative qualities, seeurely and
permanently effeets a full restoration to health in cases of
Chronie ln.f.uu.uiun ol the Digestive Oigans, Dyspepsia
or Tndigestion, Jaundice, Weakness and Soreness of the
Stomach, Salt Rheum, all Cotancous Eruptions, Eyresipe-
Ins, &c. &e. : : -
The fact s well established by medical writers, that
Plithisis, Pulimonali=z or Coaswmption, a discase most fatal
nthes country, most generadly originates i a serotulons
state of the systemn, Dieaces of the Liver and Affections
of the Billiary Secretions often orginate with persons of
Serofudons tonte Bat bhetore such disea-es ean be mitiga
ted or arrested, this Scrctulons Diathesis must be removed.
Tois the preseut preparation is warranted ofvetually to do.
The tormula was baid before the Newv Hampshire Medi
cal Society, aad was there approved, And the celebrated
Dr. T'witchiell, of Keeney N HL who has porsonally tested
its virtues, and approves and preserbos this medicine in
his general practice, pronotinees it The PEST PREPARA
TION OF SARSAPARILLA EVER KNOWN,” and cor
dially atfords it his tall commendation,
The forin of this preparation, its competent parts, &e.,
have been placed with the most distinguished phiysicians
of the ¢ untry, wmong whom, in this city, are Dr, J. C,
Wiaren, Deo Jo M Warren, Dr, 00 M, Hayward, Dr, BEdw,
Reyuolds jr., Dro Johin Jetries, De, 1. V. C Smithy and oth
ersy several of whom bave given their names, in writing,
i favor of this< niedicine,
At the recentexlubition of the Macs, ‘“mrlmhlv Mechan
ic Association, held in thas eity Sopt, 197 the Judges on
Chemieals made the following report :—+l'ie Compound
Syvinp of Barsapanita, s prepared by Do Carliett, of the
Shaker Society, Canterbury, N, L, the committee have
carefuliy exanuned, It comes sustained by the names of
the wost distingaished physicians in the country 5 and from
a knowledgze of its component parts, the committee cannot
hut express their tall beliet as to ats eflicacions qualities,—
The ingredients entering into its compasitions aro of such
a highly usetul and alterative quality, that the committee
wWillingly pronounce it the best preparation of Sarsaparibla
Syrup yet known; and as such, think it deserving of a
Diploma,.”? &
' (Signed hy)
Joux W, Wensten, M. D., Professor of Chemistry in
Harvard College,
Mawirs Gay, Chemist, Boston,
Jo VO s, M. D Editor of the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal,
And othe s,
Undera tll eonvietion of the virtues of this medicine,
without accumuiating facts as to the sanic, the Proprietors
with all confidence, now place it hofore the public as a
preparation not equalled by any yet ever diccovered,
g Por sale by the Proprietors in any.quantity,
EDWARD BRINLEY & CO,,
No. 3. and 4 south Side Faneail ilall, Pooton, and their
authorised Agents. J. BALCIHL & SON, 44 South Main
Street, Providence, m2oH—in
MEDICATED COMPOUND
WILD CHERRY AND BONESET CANDY,
()NE of the most etfectual remedies for the cure of
coughs, colds, and all disenses of the lungs, dithiculty
of breathing, phthisic, whooping conghi; it is al<o in ex
tensive nse for clearing the voice of vocalists and public
speakers, Itis put up in packages of 124 and 25 cts each,
in the torm of con=olidated drops. I'he extensive nse of
the Wild Cherry and Boneset, a« a sutlicient gnarantee of
its etlicacy, for the ¢ ire of the above complaints ; it is also
the most pleasant remedy now in use,
Manufactured by WA, BROWN, druggist and chemist,
481 Washington, corner of Elliot st ; whalesale by Hen
shaw, Ward & Co, Brewer, Cushing & Stevens, Soth W,
Fowle,
For sale in Providence by Dr. J. A, Wadsworth, 1. Baleh
& Son, Chas, Dyer, dey and 1L 1L Barrington ; also, for
sile by most of the wholesale dragzists in Providence, 8
DR. L. WARREN'S ENAMELLED TOOTH
POWDER.,
I)l!l(‘l‘l only 124 ets a box, l'.-m-.-t” free from all acid,
and wholly a vegetable preparation, it now stands# un
rivalled for whitening and beantifying the teeth, and will
remove all unpleasant smell from the breath, It is one of
the most preasant preparations now in use, and has gained
a reputation in Boston over all others, Soft and spongy
gums are entirely relieved by its nse,
For sale in Providence by J. A, Wadsw ath, 1, Balch &
Son, Chas. Dyer, Jr, L HL Buarrington ; also to be found at
the wholesale drnggists” in Providence, tm d2y
PATENTGRIST MILY..
'l‘lll-} subsciiber having purchased of Josiah Platt the
right, in the States of Rhode Island, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, east of the river, and tour eounties in New
Hampshire, of making, using and vending to others Platt’s
Patent Portable Grist Mill, would respectiully inform the
public that he is now prepared to seil the above Mills, with
tights for towns not disposed of. ‘T'he peculiarities of this
Mill; which render it superior to ANY HOW 111 use, consist in
the -mn,»lo manner of adjusting the ranner, it being sns
pended by means of a hollow screw at the upper end of the
spindle, by which any pressure can be prodiced, thereby
superceding the necessity of driving so heavy a stone as
those of the old fashioned il ; awd heing bint 21 feet in
diameter, the work is done much nearer the centre, and re
quires but about two-third« the power weed by the common
mull to do the same amount of work : and constdering the
cost of the Milly which is 195, with Frenel by stone, the
saving of power, the convenicnce in tending and Keeping
inorder and its darability it is acknowledged to be by far
the mo-t improved Mill in nse,
Rome 5 of the above Mills have hoc nsold by the sub
seriber within the past year, and they have secured a uni
versal testimomy in their favors T'wo of these Mills are in
constant use by Bemis & Whitney, at No. 38 Central street
Worcester, where a thorough téal tuay be seen on Al'
Kinds of grain,
Those wishing to purchase Mill with vight can do €0 b
ndolw-n'{x the subscriber, at Orange, Mass,, or Rl‘il’lll~‘.§
BEMIS SVorcester, Mass., who is one of my anthorized
agents. Wih WHITN Y, Jyal
PAPER HANGINGS,
I“REN(‘H and American Paper Hangings—Tlgsny Crsm
& Co, 116 Westminster st, have just rec'd from France
an assortment of elegant gilt and other Paper Hangings
and Borders, Landecape Views dnd Fire toard Land
scapes ; also, a handsome supply of Auerican Papers of all
prices and a great variety of elegant print 4 Window Cur
taine, Those in want of the above articles nre invited to
eall and examine thewn, as it is presied that their assort
ment is as complete and will be sold as reasonable as ean
be found in the eity, md
LIME, HAIR, AND FIRE BILICKS,
200 CASKS Lime in 2tore ; 500 do to arrive.
JOO bushiels Plastering Hair,
2900 No. 1 and No. 2 Fire Bricks, for sale by
00 B. M. BOURN, corner Richmond and Ship st,
PORTABLE HOT AIR RANGE.
A new and
fafo article
for igniting
thecharge in
L tingrocks
both e dry
places and
under water,
T'he subseri
her has also
constantlyon
¥ and an as-
T!ll'! sthseriber takes this method of informing the peb
lie generally that he wanutactnees and is scle proprie
tor for the U, ¥, A., of Hayes' Patent Portable Hot Air
Ranges, which hie offors as cne of the best Runges now in
use—w hich for economy of fucl and dispatch in cocking,
stands the tirst in market, ‘Fhe thies around the oven are
so arranged that the heat is enrried to every part nike,
which instures o quick and even bake cand the oven being
perfectly ventilated by a eivcalation of hotwewhich passos
through and takes off all disagreeable tlavors trom the meats,
which is so detrunental in uny ordinary range or ttove
ovens, &
Ihis Qange can hastin ARY OiGiANI el are @i
but very littie trouble. 'y purchasing this Range yca wil
save from 8 to 10 dolars mascn work, which it costs to sct
any other Range ; and being portable, it tenders the oljec
tions of those who do not own the hovse i which they live
void, for it ean be reimoved as easy e any Luge stove,—
Every Range sold in this market will he sct and warrnnted
to uivo}wrlk-rls';|u~l‘.u-tm||, or they will be rcmoved and mo
ney refunded, The subserber s wiiling that the Range
shall stand or fall upon iis own merits,
Builders and proprictors of hotels and boarding houres
are invited to call and examine it< utibiy und cconcmy,
The ahove, together with a beautitol and full assortment
of Parlor and Cocking Stoves can be prrchasaed at 3 Proand
St formerly Wey bosset, of ANNES A, LINCOLN.
Providence, Sept, 222, 1847,
CHICHKEDRING'S PIANO VORTES,
- Tilk »l'.nlln\\ g bran extiact fiom the re-
R ‘f*-—-w port of the comunttee on musical instrine
fil’_} u'»fl mentsatthe tourth exhubiton of the Massa
chisetts Chnedable Mechane Assceiation,
held at Quiney Hally in the ey of Boston, Sept, 17, 1844 ;
ClLere is one wanufcurer, however, whose instrizinents
tuke precedence of all others, with <o vnquesticusble a pre
ennnence, that the committee felt uot the shghtest hesita
tion in recommending the award to i of a gold medal
and this they did on two grounds, not cnly tfor the decide (‘
superiority of his square Pianos, but for the uncommon
merit of Lis grand Pianos, which it is no exaggeration to
say may be tearlessly placed in competition with the hest
that Europe can produce, Mr, Chickering’s Pianos of both
Kinds are of =0 delightful a tone, so delicate action, and so
firm and enduring construction, that they need no medals
to give them celebrity s and it might seem superfluons 1o
give encourazement to cne who has already received the
highest commendations, But the committee were appoint
ed not simply to give enconragement t any persons, but to
decide accord ng to their ability upon the relative rank of
the instruments prescuted to them, and it wonld he noth
ing short of glaring injustice to lay aside the claws of the
instruments acknowledged tobe the hest, Lecanse the mak
er of them had always produced the best, 8o wuch the
more does he deserve the highest reward for his skill, ex
terprise and industry, especinlly when Lt is seen to go o
diligently and steadily in the course of improvement, an
hig competitors find, as they arrive ot one pornt where h
has long stood before them, that he has reached another yet
and that withont much more than common speed, the;
canuot overtake one who unites with all their ambition, ¢
perseverance which may be equatled bat not surpassed
Mr. Chickerig’s wanutacture i= all honor to the conmmuni
ty, in the opinton of the conunittee, and they wonld omit
no proper opportinnity of hearing te<tanony toan excellence
which makes them teel more prond of their eiiy,”
PIANO FORTE AGENCY.-~TLe subiseriber begs leave
to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has
constantly on hand a large assortment of six and seven Oe
tave Piano Fortes from the above manufactory, with ele
gant mahogany, rosewood and hlack walnut cases, all o
which are caretully selected, and vwill be warranted to give
the most perfect satisfaction to the purchaser ; if not, they
may be exchanged at any time within one year; also, the
Grand Piano Forte wil be furni-bed to order from $0.50 to
£lOOO, aceordmg to the #tyle and fini<h On hand, Piano
Fortes from other good Boston manafietories, a!l of which
will be sold at the manutacturers’ lowest cash prices, Per
sons wivhing to purchase, and others, are respectfully in
vited to eall at the subserber’s ware rooms, in Sabin’s
Buikding, 11 Market st, up stairs, and examine his instru
ments, betore they purchase elsewhere,
n2l DANFORTHLYON.
LIELAND S MUSIC STORD,
No. 100 WesTMINSTER BTREET.
WHERE may be tound a genern assort
" mentof Piano b m-s,(Drl_':ms,t‘vrurhinen,
ey Melodeons, Aeccrdeons, Brass Viols, Vio-
T, Gaitres, Flutes, Flageolets, and Brass
Instruments of every kind ;and in fact Musican MewcHAN
vise of every deseription,
All Goods will he =old at as low prices as they can bo
bounght in Boston or New York,
Parasors, ®uy Buanes, axo Usnereeras, of all the vari
ous styles, at prices from 50 centsto 35,00,
Warkineg Caves of every decceription and price,
Music Booss foreveryin=triment, Also, Glecand Church
Musie Books, supplicd to Musieal Bocities, at lowest terms
Surer Mosie received from ali the diferent publishers,
as sooi as issued from the press,
Vioris Snxas receved Gonithe importers every week,
wiarranted good,
Wharerose, finished orunfinished,wholesale and retail,
TesiNGe—-Pinno Portes, Organg, Melodeons, and Musi
cal Instrivents of every Kind, tuned sod repaired, and
warranted to give the most perfect satisiaction,
Umbrellag, Parasols, and Walking Canes, repaired,
Orpens from the Country will be promptly attended to,
and all goods carefully seleeted,
A My LELAND, 100 Westminster «t,
A few doors above Arcade,oppoote Howard’s New Block,
EYANO FORTES,
HALLETE, DAVIS & €O, Boston, re
- o spectinlly ntorin the puhlic that they have
G appointed Me BTV THURBER, sole agent
‘} Q for the sale of their Puano Fortes i the
State of Rhede Island, "They ke this oppoitanity to ex
pres< their thanks for the very Lheral patronage they have
received from this city and vicinity, and would call the at
tention of purchasers and others tothe recent nnprovements
they have made in their ins<troments, rendering the tone
and action unsurpased i equalled by any other make,—
The numerous wmedals wnd diplomas whieh they have re
ceived from the difforent fairs ot Philadelphia, New York
and Roston, is sutficient proofof the high estination in which
they are held abroad as well as at home, Mr, Thucber will
be always supplied with a birge assortiwent of Pinno Fortes
of the first elass, which can be obtained of hin as low asat
the manufactory, and wh ch will be warranted in all vespects
perfect instriments,
ST Thurber has just received a larze supply of Piano
Fortes from the above makers, which he offers for sale at
his ware-rooms, 33 and 35 Westininster st, 02l
PIANO FORTE,
i A Luge assortiment of Rosewood, Black
Voo ==74 walnut, and Mabogany Pianp Fortes,
rb‘whfi made by Hallett, Davig & Co., Boston,
and warranted equal to any made in this
country, for sale very low at
m 7 THURRERS, 33 and 35 Westninster st.
New, and second hand Piano Dortes to let,
MUTUAL LIFK INSURANCE CO.
NEW YORK,
NE'l' amount of acenmulated preminms, invested ininort
gages and New York State and City Stocks,
$463,350 15
MARCH REPORT.—This institution, during the month
of March issned one hundred and six new policies, viz
Merchants & Traders, 35 | Clergymen, 1
Manufactnrers, G | Physicians, 1
Mochanics, 15 | Lawyers, H
Clerks, 0| Teache re, U
Brokers, :tl Profes ors in college, 1
Planters, 1| President of Ins Co 1
Parmers, 3 l Gentleman, 1
Mariners, 5| Ladies, 4
Agents, 1 I Other ocenpations, 9
Number of I'ves insured, 106
Physician—LEWlS L. MILLER,
al2 A. O.PECK, Agent.
JAUTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
l.\'('ul(l'“l( ATED for the purpose of Insurance against
loss or damage by fire, with a capital of
.
$200,000
At the annual meeting of the ."hn'k(lulc'(‘l’i to the Aina
[nsurance Company, the tollowing persons were chosen for
the year ensuing ; viz.,
Twosmas K. Buace, Joserm Cnowen,
Samven Tevon, Evesezern Spuey,
GRIFFIN STEADMAN, Hieas B Hamivron,
Joseen Monoaw, Furoemiek Tyuer,
Jesse Mavaor, Rowenr Brer,
Josern Prair, I =G Bovantos,
Jasus Tromas, W M. Connprn, s
Erisua Prox, Mires A, Tvrree,
- Wakn Woonnmiex,
And at i subsequent meeting of the Directors, THoMas
K. Buack, Bsq., was chosen President, and Simzon L
Loowmis, Esq., Becretary,
Hartford, August 9, 1242,
The proposals for imnr:nw in this Company, are be
lieved to be as favorable as the nature of the business will
admit,
&7 Application to be made in Providence to J. H. Onwms
nek, E<q., Agent, No. 9 Market Bquare, who is authorized
in most cnses to execute Policies, withont delay attending
a reference to the Company at Harttord.
'M ARINE AND FIRK u\'wrlru‘\fhfi":?- _1
HE Ameriean insurance Company, Brovidence, W, 1.
D e R
p""."‘ on Cotn, Woolen, and other Manntacto | -‘ ' -
"ll". and “fld‘hil‘"‘“""' and al=o agninst MAKINE “lA‘K'
on favorable terms TL'." capital stock,
150,000,
Wi, Rhodes, Robert R, Stafford,
Amos D, Smith, le<olved Waterman,
Shuhael l'llh’l'i"" l:!”'lll'lt‘l ,\!'l'),
N athan o Dishop, !-‘. e 8, Rathbone,
Carc b Hoatiis, r . Bowca,
Walker ”,”u'-hry, Allen O, Pe k, and
Famnel B, Tobey,
Persona wiching for Tncurance, are requested to direct
their applications. (Which <hoold be accompanied with a
nru"‘lll"' deseription of the property,) per mail, to the Pres.
Idom or Fecretary ol the Company. and the smne will meet
with lm.mpl attontion,
ALLEN O, PECK, President.
Warken Hosmenny, Seeretary,
American Insuronee oty
Oflice, June 19, 1447, ‘
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NEW SPRING GOODS.,
AT ""l:“:' l".\".". N". 10 ‘\l‘i?,q,nn(af t. ' cane “
rich Ginghams, for 1« per yurd, fine Linen Hdkfs 6
14 cta, 10 eartons of rich Capes and Collars, xew sTYLRs,
We sell i! |n-Hl’l|f"| French Collar for 25 ets,
GEO, W, CITUSLEY & CO, Up SBtaire, 16
e GAITER BOOTS,
[ ADIES? nice Handal Gaiter Boots, jnst rec’d and for
4 sale 0t 55 8, Maiu st, hy LZRA BAKER,