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Republican
"YV.SIMONS, Publisher.
YOLUME XXII.
Republican fevald,
FPRINVED AXD PURBLISHED B
WILLIAM SIMONS,
MNa. 12 Market Square,overthe Nativis Bank.
TERMS OF THE WERALD,
Twice a week, (Wednesday and Saturdag) Slayear—y
puid in advance, 4.5\
Unce a weok, (Satucday,) $2,50a year- ifpard in advance $2.
@ The lowest prices nbove wawed wil be received
from those only who pay in adoénces
¢ & No paper discontipued until arcearagos aee paid, ex
cept at the opion of the publisher,
Ad veru-lnf.
The very estensive cicenlation of the Horald renders ita
most valuable wedinm fur advertising
I'erve—Per square, (tew lines,) three insertions, §l,oo—
continuance one shitiing.
Contracts for advertising by the year on low terms.
JOB PRINTING, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, EXECU-
ThED AT THIS OFFICE
PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER RAIL-
oo M oot S
CHANGE OF SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
P - "‘".;AL."‘ 7. 2 "(;w.'.—.f ~ .'.!.'.S‘i
OV and after Monday, My 21st, 1810, trains will run as
follows : THROUGH TRAINS,
Leave Providence at 7 45 a, m, and 3 45 p. m.
Leavo Woaorcester, at 8 a. . and 3 6 r ",
Freihtteain, with pussen zor car attached, lewves Wor
coster e Uxbridyge, ‘wlww it connects with 2pecial Train
for Providance,) at 11 33 w. ~ from freight deput, foot of
Groeen streel.
SPECIAL TRAINA,
Leave Uxbridge at 7 a.m.and 1 15 p,m.
Leave Providence at 11 15 a. m, ard 5 3) p. m.
The through trains conunect at Millville with conches
for Shatersville. At Uxbrigde with conches for Milford and
Mondon. At Whiting with coachas for st Douglas and
Whitinsvile. At Farnwmes with coaches for Gralton Cen
tre and N. B. Villige. At Worcester with trains of the
Waestern, and Norwich and Worcester Raflroad s, and New
York day line via Harvford and New Haven Kallroads,—
At Providence with steamer Perry from und for Newport
wwice each day, on arcival of trains,
The 8 and 11 32 train connects at Providence with trains
for Boston, Taunton, Fall River, New Bedford, &e.
Fao 345 5 v orun Joom Worcester cornects ut Provi
dense with Steamboats for N:w York, via Stnington
Railroad.
I'he 7 n. m, train from Uxbridge connects at Pawtuckeot
with trains of Boston aud Providence Rasread for Boston;
2 the 5 30 p. m. teain from Providence counects at Pav
cucket with train from Bustown.
Througn trains will not stop at Contral Falls, Ashion,
Hamlet, or Waterford.
Fretaut Norez—No freight recei ‘ed after 5 Ml?. m.
Passenger Station, Providenceyin East Wiag of Passen
ger Depot.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't.
FORNEW YORK-=-INLAND ROUTE.
VIA STONINGTON RAIL ROAD.
S"PE.\M BOAT MAILTRAIN leaves Providence Depot,
1D DAILY, (Sundays exceptod,) on the arrivad of the mail
train that leaves Bostow at SP, M. Returning,leaves Ston
ington immediately after the arrival of the steamer from
Now York.
ACCOMMOBATION TRAIY leaves Stonington daily,
Bundays excepted, at 6! o’clock, a.n. Leave Providence
daily, Sundays excepted, at 4 pan. -
RATES OF FARE.
From Providence to Stoßilon, ....c cooea conees .$1,50
Tickets sold at Company’s Depot, Providence.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS ~Loaves Piovidence at 2 [
clock, p. ~ daily, (Sandays excepted.)
Goods will not be delivered without an order describing
tite marks and number of pickages or pazcels, unless the
owner is precat,
Oil Cluths, Matches, and Five Worksafevery description
will not be taken for transpartation.
ad WM. B RU I'PER, Mster of Transportation.
STONINGTON RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
("N and after Monday, April 2, 1342, an accommodation
train will run as foMows:
Loave Stonin flon at 639 a. m,
Leave Providence at 4 p. .
The freight train will leave Provideace daily, (Sunday
excepted,) at 2 o’clock aud 5 minates p.n.
WAL L R lER, Mast, Trans., Providence.
A 2, MATHEWS, Mast, Trans,, Stoningto '
Providence, April 4th, 1839,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FALLRIVER LINE TONEW YORK.
. On and afterthis date, the above line
will comprise the new aud splendid
L. 3 steamers DAY STATE, Capt, W
Brown, and the STATE OF MAINE,
Capt. Jowett, I'ne By Stite will lewve Fad River on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and the State of Maine
on Tuesdays, Thursd.ys apid Satardays,
Cabif pagsage §4orom Provideace, deck 2. Ticketafor
Berths or state raoms niiy be secared on board the Brad
ord Purfee, whick ieaves Provideuce at 2§ p. 1., daily, to
connectat Fall River with the above nvned haats, and re
gurning from New York, pusscagers are landed at Provi
dence at 16 a, m,
Tho stevnars or this roate are the lnggest, most suh
atantial aa 1 coitly of any inland steam 'rs on the Ameri
can wters, baving heon built expressly for the route
arcand Point Julich, and are in evory respeot suitable for
tho service.
Freight taken at 5 cts per enbie foot, and noextracharge
for wharfage er transbhipmeut. nd
FOR NAW YORK, VIA STONINGTON
RATLRONAD,
REGULAR MATL LINE -SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
™ Thre splendid stepmers C, VANDER
. BILT, Capt. Joel Stone, and MASSA.
= s CHUSETTS, Capt. W W, Frazee, will
run im conmection with the ears of the
Stonington Railrond, ax follows, viz:—"lThe C. Vanderbilt
will leave Stoningzton Monday, Welnesfiay and Faday ;
anl the Massachusetts Tuesday, Thursiloy and Saturday.
For freight er passage ap;ly it the Stonington Depot, or
WILLIAM COMITOCK, Agent,
Nor 6, Mlietts Baudding, South Main st
Narths and state room s sectired at Whoeler’s Exchange
Oilice, next door to the Post Office, until 34 o'clock, p. .
Providence, March 14, 1548,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEWPORT ANDPROVIDENCE,
The steamer PERRY | Capt. Woolsey,
I will commence her trips hetween
Providence lud New port, on Monday,
March 20th, 1819, leaving Newport
alaily, (Sundays excepted) at Sa.in. Returking, will leave
Providence, ot 3 p. .
FARFE 50 CENTS,
N. B. Fricght taken at reduced rates. m?2l
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, April 2d, the
steamer BRADFORD DURFEE, Capt.
T Borden, will leave 'all River for Prov
= idence, daily, (Sundays exeepted,) at
8 o'clock, a. m., or on the artival of the morning train of
cars from Now Bedford and Mid#isbore'. Returning, will
leave Providence at 2] o'clock p. m., and arcive in Fall
River in time for passongers to take the & o'clock train of
cara for New Badford and Middlebore’.
The haat will stap as usnal at Beistol Ferry (R, L side)
and Bristod, each way. Farebl cis
N, BT moening train from Middiehoro” will connect
awith steamhont at Fall River for Bristol and Providence.
The afternosn Woat fram Providence and Bristol,will con
nect with the 5 p. m. train for Warcham a Wl Sandwich,
ROSK' EXPRIISK,
e e P “? !
TO and from Central and Valley Falls, Lonedale, Ash
tor, Alhiom, Manvitie, Hanlet, Woonsecket \"ator.
¢orl. Blrekstna, Miltville, Uxhridge, Whitin's, Mu‘hmok'u.
Northhridge, Farnnm ville, Graltow, Sutton, Mulbury and
Waorcester.
Piwkaze Express over the Providence and Worcester
Railroad by every traim.
Notes, Deafts and ihils collected and paid and all orders
promptly ececuted.
Pickages and sm )l cases forwarded throngh to [pring
field, Albamy, Troy, Baffalo, Martf ed, New Haven, Nor
wish, New Londou, and all the way “ations.
0. Bces No. 5 College st, Providence,
American Honse, Worcester.
Bishoe & Ballon, Woonsocket. n? 0
DAGUERREOTYPES.
M ANCHES PBit& BROTHER areaow Cally prepared to
take Dazaerraotypes of any size, <hade or coloe, eith
e in gronps or singla, atthe luwest prices The'r ““ Instra
meuts” are Geriean of the Rrst quality —ther* Chemenls’
give a clewrer an | hotier finish than any ROW in use, and
thoir “Ligit’ is unegualled hy any in the city. And for
proof of the akove, lh:{ wonld invae all who f‘eel any in
torestin an article so valaahle toeall at No. 33 Market street
and exanine pe s for or of thenwlves Likenesses
of ehildren can be ta'con at any age perfectly correct. Al
pietares are warranted to suit thate wha have them taken
antnot to Colein the lead, Al Kinteof Daguerrian ma
parils for sale an linstractions given in the art,
nld MANCHTISTER &« BROTHER.
PACKINIAND NEAWSPRINVING PAPER
'\l ROJINAON, Howard's Blick, Museum Avenue,
YR, pas on hant and keeps constantly fur sa'e on the
st favorable termy p wkong and new s printing Paperas,
af sizes 23 Ly 32, 2by 31, Ly 32,25 by 35, and 25 hy 38
vashas; ales, cotowred printiug Papor, varlons colors and
wizas; weanping and ledware Papar, varions sorte and
wizes, post o fics anl prokage envelope do; writing and
gtter Papars, in great variety . faney eotored Paners, &e.
T CARPEVINGS,
“qusn'r STEEQR & nll'n'l‘r‘.l are now npuhu
, aplendid assortmant of CGarpetings of every descript
for ths apring trads, the guatity of which goods are of a
high -m!lor, call and 2ao them. - s
FOSTER’S HOTEL,
AND GRAND MUSEUM OF LITERATURE
AND FINE ARTS,
N 0.53,85 AND 87, BROADSTREET.
'[\lll-) Lodging Rooms, at this Establishent, will be
fomd to be spacions and airy, and the beds at all
times clean and comfortable. Visiters can be ageommoda
ted with
LODGINGSEITHER BY THE DAY OR
1 . WEEK, =
On the most favorableterms. IntheGrand Dining Baloon,
MEALS ARE SERVED UP TOORDERAT
ALL HOURSOF THE DAY OR EVENING.
Phe Bill of Fare is very extensive, comprising all the
luxurios of the season, and the prices of every thing are
unusually low.
GENTELL PRIVATE SUPPER PARTIES
Can be accommodated with elegantly furnished Rooms,
(perfectly retired,) and with any and every variety of
THE CHOICEST
EATABLES ANDDRINKABLES,
Upou the most liberal terms and at short notice.
FRESH OYSTERS,
Served up inevery conceivable way, and in the most ar
tistical stylo, may be obtained at this house throughoutthe
yeur. Connected with this establishment there is
AGRANDMUSEUMOFLITERATURE AND
FINE ARTS,
Which contains an iminense number of highly interesting
curiosities, feom all parts of the habitable globe, together
with a Lirge and valuable collection of
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS AND STATUES,
Itls also regnlarly supplied with the city newspapers,
with many of the Boston and New York Journals, and
with the splendid and costly London Pietorials; and is
open at all hours of the day and evening.
TICKETSOF ADMISSION,
AT Gf CENTS ONLY,
May be obtained on the Fn-ln'lunn. T'hese tickets do not
entitle the purchaser to refreshinents of any Kind, nor will
they be accepted in payment for any thing to eat or drink
whatever,
Considering the many highly interesting objects of euri
osity in this Museuwm, and the fiet, that in addition to the
study and taspection of them, the visitor may also enjoy
the privilege of reading the domestic and foreign papers of
the day—=the whole for the trifling sum of 6} cents—the
proprictor hopes that it may be liberally patronized by gen
tiemaon of taste and information,
N. 5. No liquor sold at this establishment, The stock
of ehoice Wines, Brandies, &e. &e., which remained on
hand at the expiration of the last municipal year has been
reserved Ly the proprietor for his own private use. je2l
EXCHANGE OYSTER HOUSE,
NO, 91 BROADSETRERT.
ll\ll 4 sunsciber would inform his friends and the publie.
that he has commenced operations, for the season, at
the above number, and has fitted it up in a style that will
vie with any similar establishment in the city, baving a
variety of apartinents for the acconnnodation of seleet par
ties. o has now and always intends to keep on hand a
large spply of the best varieties of Oysters that Providence
River, and the New York Market can afford, and is prepar
od through the day and evening to serve themn np to visitors,
raw, or cookod in tho most approved styles. His rooms are
new and neatly furnished, and his attendants of the first
order. For past favors he returns his most sincere thanks,
and by strict attention and aceounnodation he hopes to re
ceive the share of patronage which has heretofore been so
liberally extended to him. BENJ, BOGMAN.
WEYBOSSET lOUSE,
NO, 60 BROAD STREET, 4
THE subseriber, (formerly of the Washington Hotel,) has
opened the above new and elegant establishment for a
Public House, at the corner of Central and Broad streets,
and fitted it up in the most modern style for the accom
modation of the public. The House is céntrally sitna
ted, being in the business part of the city, nearly opposite
the Arcade. ‘l'he House contains 70 rooms, many of which
are Parlors, with sleeping rooms attached, for the accom
modation of familes, Every attention will be paid to those
who patronize the establishment, and nothing left undone
for their accommodation. The subsecriber flatters himself
that he ean accommodate his friends, and the public with
as good fure, and on as reasonable terms as any house in
the city,
For the liheral patronage heretofore extended to him, he
returns his thanks, and trusts, by unremitting attention to
his business, he will continue to receive a liberal share of
the public support in future,
N. B. ‘.'.mA stables are attached to the house.
Oct, 1, 1842, HEBZEKIAN ALLEN,Jr.
ALHAMBRA HOTEL.
RICHMOND, VA,
Tl"fl Fstablishment is now prepared to accommodate a
constderahle numher of guests, being much largerthan
heretofore, and kerf on the Buropean plan. Gentlemen may
take a room, and have their meals served at any hour, pay
ing only for what they get, and selecting from my Bill of
Fare, which consists of suine thirty dishes, any thing they
inay feel like eating.
The Beds and Bedding are entirely new, as well as the
Honse, and the Bar Roomy, is flitted up superiorto any Laing
South of New York.
Persons travelling South will find this Hotel both con
venieat and economical—and ns the proprietor was original
ly from Providenece, they will meet with an old acquaint.
ance, who will do his best to make them at home,
RUSSELL W. ALLEN,
Richmond, Va. corner Main and 14th streets.
NA\L’IONAL HOTKI,
NO. 5 CORTLANDT STREET, NEW YORK,
'l\ 1115 «übseriber announces to the travelling portion of the
piblie, that he has taken the above now and splendid
Hotel, which he has Cirnished with fashionable and con
venient furniture throughout. His numerons parlors, din
ing room ¢, and bed rooms, are put in most complete order,
and supplied with every clmim"lo article for comfort or Inx
ury. s beds and bedding are new, neat and clean, and
his lodging rooms are well ventilated, and 0 arranged as
to be cool in summer, and comfortably warm in winter,
s table, at every meal is profusely supplied with all the
delieacics of the season, in as great n variety as the market
aillords, and the cooking and serving np will be done in a
style that will meet the approbation of his New England
guests,
T'he Honse is pleasantly situated, and extends from Cort
landt to Liberty street, having a private entrance and par
tors for ladies on the last named street,
Attentive and comteons servants will be at hand at all
times, to attend the calls of transent guests, and regular
boarders:and the charge by the day will be 31,50 cents.
New York, Nov, 14, 1845, J. B CURTIS,
NEW AND SIEECOND HAND CLOTHING,
CHEAP!
JAMES HAZARD
No. 49 SOUTH MATN STREET,
At the Sign of the THREE GOLDEN BALLS,
W()l‘l.ll inforin the public and his friends that he now
offers his entire 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 Sacks, new and second hand Dress Coats,
new and second hand Pantaloons, Cassimeres and Broad
cloths, Vets, Handkerchiefs, Bosoms and Dickeys, new
and second hand Overcoats, a small lot of very nice Flor
ence, Straw, and Polka Bonnets, and new and second
hand round Jackoets,
The ahove named artieles will be sold cheap for eash, in
lots to suit purchasers, at wholesale and retail. Persons in
want of Clothing would do well to eall, as I intend to
change my business soon, and hers is an opportunity for
good bargaing, My new clothing is well made. My sce
ond hand elothing is still better. It is half worn out, and
not arip in themn,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
GLADDING & PROUD,
Svcerssons 1o Isarc H. Capy,
21 W estminster (formerly Market) street, Providence,
\RE constantly supplied with a general as:ortinent ol
A Pagovoarear, Crassiean, Misc ELLANEOUS AND ScHO 0L
Booxs.
BrLaxk Booxks of any size or pattern on hand or made to
order of the best materials and mannfacture,
Royal Medimn Demy Cap, Letter, Tissue, Envelope and
weapping Paper.
English Drawing Paper, of the various sizes from Demy
to Antiquarian,
Rhodes’ & Bons’, Monroe’s, Faber's, and Kock’s Draw
ing Pencils,
Prary o Paxey Searioneny, in great variety,
{7 The varions «chool books in uso in this city and in
the State l’umiul" to commitiees, teachers, and country
dealers, on the low Wost terins, and
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
‘VF. wi<h to keep it before the reading communily in
town and conntry, that they can double their enjoy
ments evor{ year, by becoming subseribers to our Library
of Popalar Reading. The subscription price is only 83 a
year, with access toall the new works as they appear,
and a large catalogne of older publications. SBubscribefs
at a distinee from the eity will have allowances made
therefor in respect to the Regulations. Catalogues con
taining Rles, Regalations, Prices, &c., are delivered gra
tis, on application at the Library Rvom, No. 140 Westmin
ster st by the Linrarians \}'INS()R & PERRIN,
NOW YOU CAN SEE IT PLAINER !
COME TIINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS OTHERS,
A VERY nicearticle of feraphines, manufactured by Wm
Kere, 250 Iligh street, Providence, warranted superior
to nny thing in market, both in style and tone. Al«o, Ae.
cordiane, Melodians, Scraphines, Clocks and Watclies re.
pared i the neatest pos<ible manner and on the most rea.
sounable terma, tf mlo
UNDERTAKER'S NOTICE.,
‘V11.1.l AM O, BRIGGR, No, 57 High st., hason hand
ready made Coffing of all sizes and qual ties of wood,
on as ren onable terms as elewhere in the city. Also,
ll'.;'\r-o and Tombage, if wanted. Panctunal attendance at
all timon,
OVENS, &0,
\ FI'W Purnace Ovens, and Clay and Cast Tron Hard
jh Con! Purnaces, yetremain on hand, they will be sold
choanp,
lh(pMng Tuba, Tin Ware, Rtoves, &e, for sale and work
done to order. | JOHN A. HOWLAND, 51 & Main st.
§77* Oalinet making in all its vaaiety also attended to,
FRIENCH DICTIONARLY,
l,'l.!»: MING and Fibhin'e French Dictionary, the best i
tion, bound in the best style, for sale at 149 Westmin
stor st by WINSOR & PERRIN.
ENVELOPES.,
20 000 Ruf lotter Bavelopes, for sale very low by
. the thousand, hinndred, or winzle pack, by
7 WINSOR & PERRIN, 14D \Westminster st.
“The will of the People must he understood, respected, and faithfully executed,”
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
THE Roger Williams [nsurance Company, Providence,
R. L., offersto insure against Marine Risks,and against
loss or dumage by Fire, on Cotton, Woolen, and other
Manufactories, Miachinery, Stores, Merchandise, Publie
Buildings, and other pmpen?' on the wost favorable terasm.
CAPITAL
$lOO,OOO,
DIRECT'ORS,
Thomas Harkness, William A. Robinson,
Earl I'. Mason, Thomas J. Stead
William Foster, Edward Pearce,
William Sprague, Beth Padelford,
Truman Beekwith, A. B, Dike,
Jouseph Carpenter, Billings Brastow,§
George C, Arnold,
Persons wishing for Insurance are requested to direct
their applications to this Company, giving a particular des
eription of the prupon{.
THOMAS HARKNESSH, President.
Cgo. O, Auvoun, Secretury,
Providence, August 23, 1848,
ACTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCURI'mL\'I'EI) for the purpose of [nsurance againg
loss or damage by fire, with a capital of
4
$200,000
At the annual meeting of the .~‘uwkl’wldeu to the Aitno
[nsurance Company, the following persons were chosen foy
he year ensuing ; viz.,
Tuomas K. Brace, Josgrn Cuunew,
Samuen Tvoon, Ensepngzen SeLey,
GRIFFIN BTEADMAN, Sieas B Haminrox,
Josern Monaan, Faepemicx T'vLen,
Jesse Navaoe, Rosgnr Bukes,
Joskrn Prarr, 8, Q. Bovamnrox,
Jamus Tromas, W. M. Conngrr,
Erisua Pecx, Mices A, Turrne,
Warn Waoopnrpiek,
And at a subsequent meeting of the Directors, "'womas
K. Brace, Esq., was chosen President, and Simeon L
Loomis, Esq., Hecretary.
Hartford, August 9, 1842,
The proposals for Insurance in this Company, are be
tieved to be as fuvorable as the nature of the business will
admit,
2% Application to be made in Providence to J, I, Onums
nek, Ksq., Agent; No. 9 Market Bquare, who is authorized
in most eases to execute Policies, without delay attending
a reference to the Company at Hartford,
MARINKE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
'l‘lll‘l American Insurance Company, Providence, R. L.,
continue to insure against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY
FIRE, on Cotton, Woolen, and other Manufactories, Build.
mgs, and Merchandise, and also against MARINE RISKS
on favorable terms. The capital is =
150,000,
DIRECTORS, ’
Win, Rhodes, George 8, Rathbone,)
Robert &, Statford, Caleh Harris,
Amos D, Smith, T. D, Bowen,
Re<olved Waterinan, Allen O, Pelk,
Shubael Hutehins, Samael B, Tobey,
Ebenezer Kelly, Jawes I, Rhodes,
Nathaniel Bishop, .
Persons wishing for Insurance, are requested to direc
their urplicnliuuu. (which should be accompanied with a
articular description of the pruporly,)‘;mr mail,tothe Pres
rclent or Becretary of the Company. and the same will meei
with prompt attention. AI.T:‘I-IN O PECK, President.
Wiarker Humennry, Socretary.
Providence, Dee. 16, 1848,
WEEDEN & PEEK,
No. 2 South NMain Street, Providence,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A COMPLETE AS.
SORTMENTOFSCHOOLBOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
AND ETATIONERY ;
Together with a great variety of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Including a choice selection of the
CURRENT LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
Blank Books made to order, of nnx !:u“em,
ORDERS FOR ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND BIND
ING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,
Subseriptions veceived to the various Periodicals,
Particular attention paid to the selection of suitable hooks
for the young ; and all works published by the various 8
A, Societies, the Am., Tract Society, &c., will be furnished
to regular customers at the publishers’ prices,
Books, or other articles not in store, furnished at the
shortest notice
".Si;l-li;)'.-féfil]ll|fld|, without hesitation, for any article
which may not be found to suit, if returned in good order,
within a reasonable time., .
Customers will always find convenient aceommodations
for writing letters, &e., and friends from the conntry, es
pecially, are requested to consider themselves perfectly “at
home’” in this particular,
g‘r A share of public patronage ig respectfully solicited.
chool Books, of every kind, Slates, Slate Pencils and
Holders, Rewnrds, &e,
Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books.
A great variety of Book«, Maps, Games, Puzzles, &ec.,
suitable for Presents, Iy
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHERN WARE.
'llllli.\l AS WHITAKER & SON, 61 and 53 North Main
street, are now openinga complete assortmentof China,
Glass and Earthan Ware, T'he assortinent is well worthy
of attention and the prices will he found unusually low ;
fresh China, Dining and Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Jugs,
Composers, Vases, Colognes, &, &c; Glass Ware, cut
and pressed, Jugs, Décanters, Tumblers, Wines, Lemon
ades, Dishes, Salts, Lamps, &e; Flowing blue Opaque
China, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sete, decidedly the richest
Lmlu-m and best article that has been offered in this mar
et ; Earthen Ware and Tron Stone Ware, in every variety
Lamps —=Solar and Lard, of the manufacture of that cele
brated house Cornelinsg & Co, who defy competition ; Gir
andoles, silver and gilt of the same well known manufac
ture ; Brittania and plated Castors, Coflee Pots, Ton Sets,
&e 3 Whaiters, in lots or separnte, some new patterns ; Hall
Lanterns stained and cut glass, of good designs; also, a
grent variety of useful and faney articles, embracing ever
thing in our line. Particular care taken in packing and n“
goods warranted equal to sample. n 23
A TIME AND SEASON FOR ALL THINGS.
/\NI) now is the time to purify the blood, and hrace the
ZW physical system =o as to be able to bear up against the
oppressive heats of the comingsummer. T'he timpure state
of the blood at the close of winter, owing to inactive per
spiration during the cold season of the year, and from va
rions other causes, is not ina proper condition to resist
disease. Neither are the digestive powers whiclh are over
taxed by the appetite in the cold season, in their full strength
and vigor, knd to meet a new climate o change in the
animal sy stem is as much needed as a change of elothing.
Now, therefore, all ye, both great and small, high and
low, rich and poor, bond and free, black and white, spend
not your money for that which will do you no good, but
come to my store at No. 142 Westminster street, corner of
Eddy, and buy the article that will purify the fluids of the
body and neutralize in the blood the active principle of
disease, nnd strengthen the digestive powers, nnd regulate
the appetite, and entirely remove the duil, stupid and
drowsy feclings; in short, it will reinforce the whole sys
tem, and enable it to bear up against the enervating heats
of the coming summer,
And now I snppoge you want to know what it is that
will do all this—itisthe COMPOUND SYRUP OFDOCK
ROOT, DANDELION, and SARSAPARILLA prepared
by myself, at No, 142 Westminster street, Please just look
in at my window aud see the hottles standing there, and
read the certificates, and then I an almost sure you will
come in and buy a bottle, New cases reported alinost
every day, of the good effects and cures that has been per
formed by the nse of the ahove medicine.
al9 AMBROSE MORSE, Druggist and Apothecary.
THE GREAT SCOURGE OF HUMANITY.
\ RCOURGE more awful and more terrible than the
LN eruptions of a Voleano—more devastingthan the throes
of an Earthquake—the great scourge of the Cholera is at
this moment advancing towards us with silent but indom
itable rapidity, it we may believe the intelligence received
ulmost ll.l"y from different parts of Earope. We have
every renson to believe that it will reach this continent
snd every individual shonld endeavor to be in a state of
preparation to meetat, and if the system is free from all
morbid secretions, and in a free healthy condition—hlood
ina pure state, a person will not be liable to an attuek
from this pestilential malady, or :m[\' othercontagion. And
we know of nomedicine inthe world so valuable fo reloans
ing, clearing, purifying and renovating the sy<tem and
thereby putting it in a perfect healthy condition as= the
Compound Syrup of Yellow Dock, which is prepared by
CHARLES MHI&HH, Jr, 167 Broad st. It stands the high
est now of any preparation ever offered to the publie und
must supersede all other preparations,
WESTMINSTERCIRCULATINGLIBRARY
N OW % the time to subscribe to the Westininster Cireu
lating Library, established by WINSOR & PERRIN,
at their bookstore, 140 Westminster #t, The long eve
nings are fast approaching and the presses will soon teem
with new and iinportant works wnL which you should he
acquainted. We have nearly two thousand volumes of
the choicest reading matter, and the assortment is con
stantly increasing by the addition of all the popular new
works and many of the older publieations, including some
which are out of print and searee. The price of subserip
tion is only three dollars a year, which eives the privilege
of taking one book at a time and changing as often as you
please. Catalogues are ready for delivery, for which na
charge is made. Wo want one handred new subseribers
toenable usto do the thing up correetly and to our own
atifaetion. Ehall we have them?
aIG WINRBOR & PERRIN, 110 Westminster st,
MAGAZINE NOTICRE, 2
‘vl’. farnish Graham’s Magazine at 20 cts per number ;
Godey’s Lady’s Book at 20 cte; Sartain’s Union Mag
-Izine at 20 eta ; Columbian do at 29 cts; Ladies’ National
do at 15 cta, payvable eaca month when taken,
)6 WINSOR & PERRIN, 140 Westminster st,
LETTER PAPER.
rnl'NTnY merchante and others wishing to lmy Letter
Paper by the quantity or single ream are invited to
call and examine our stoek and rlcn.
Jo WINHOR & PERRIN, 140 Westminster st.
BLANK BOOKS,
A GOOD assortiment, at very lnw’ym-n for eash at 140
Westimninster s, WINSBOR & PLRRIN.
HOUSE AND COAL SEIVES,
an #ale ut Jow prices, at 53 Broad =t,
7 GARDINER & PHILLIPS
PROVIDENCE, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1849.
Josgrn Cuvnem,
Enengzen Spuey,
Sieas B Haminrox,
Faevemicx Ty,
Rosenr Bukes,
N, Q. Bovaurox,
W. M, Conrngrr,
Mires A, Turrne,
ing of the Directors, ""Homas
n President, and Simeon L
nee in this Company, are bhe
the nature of the business will
Tll()&l;\fl WHITAKER & BON, Nos. 51 and 53 North
Main street, have constantly on hand a completo as
sortient of Table Cutlery, &e, &¢, viz,:
Lvory Handled Table Knives Albata Siver Tea Bpoons,
and Forks, do 4o ‘Table do
Posert do.. da . . pedo Tde do Furks, |
Gunrd Carvers and Forks, do do Tea do
Game Carvers and Forks, do do Houp Ladles,
Table Knives, without Forks,| do do Halt Spoons, -«
Dosert do do do German Silver T'ea and :l‘tl-
Buck bhandlod Tuble Kuives! ble Spoons,
and Forks, French Cofie Bigging,
Desert do do do do Machines,
Carvers do do Pable Muats,
Also, the cheaper kinds of | T'en T'rays, new patterns,
Knives und Forks, Bread do, do do
Nut Crackers, Planished Dish Covers,
Nut Picks, do Fgg Bollers,
Eritannia Teapots, Castors, n great vnrlol};.
Mo Teaand Table 2poons,' Criumb Brushes, &e, &e.
NEWSTOCK OF ll.\fl?“’;\l&h‘-
S ADDLERY, &eo—Ganninen & PuilLies mmhl’roopec!-
fully inform the citizens of Providence and neighboring
towns that they have just received a new and complete
stock of Hardware, .":ulcllvr)’, Carciage trimmings, manu
facturing goods and tools of every deseription, Our Sad
diery ware department is the most extensive of any inthe
city, the prices of which have been reduced at least 15 per
cent, We have a large assortment of house trimmings, em
bracing all of the various patterns and qualities required in
building and repairing. We would in particular invite car
peiters, wheolwrights and every class of workmen to ex
amie our edge and other tools ; we offer them ut New
York and Boston prices and guarantee to all who purchase
entire satisfuction, Our store is No, 53 Broad, formerly 43
Weybosset <t,, first door below Areade, anl
. BOOTS ANDSHOES, 5
F()ll the Warm Scason.~Gentlemen who are in want of
Thin Dross Boots or shoes, can find one of the largest
and best ascortment, that is to Le found in this eity at No.
19 Market couare,
Gent’s Fine French Dress, to cotnmon sewed Boots,
do Fine Calf Pump Sole and Light Boots,
do Fine Goat and ll:lm.m'o Sewed and Pegged,
do commond Calfy Goat, Scal and Gram thin Boots,
do Cassimere, Lasting, i.m-'d Gaiters and Brogans,
do Goat, Velvet, and Cloth, do do
Also, Men’s, boys, and Childrens Goat, Calf, Beal Kid,
and C, Hide Boots, éhou and Brogans,
We wish to sell to all that will eall ut
m 2 No. 10, Market square.
ISAAC HEDLY & CO,,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &e. &e.,
~ atswre, No, 32 Canal street, ST
WIIERR 1. HEDLY has for maoy years enjoyed the high
reputation of selling the best and cheapest Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, and all kinds of piece Goods, of
any store in the city. Our Spring and Sammer stock will
consist of every variety of style, and will be sold very low,
wholesale and retail, Every person in want of Garments,
Boots, Bhoe#, Hats, &e., for hisown wear, 8 ould visit us,
No, 31 Canal street, and he may be assured of getting a
good article for a little money. AllKkinds of garments made
to order. ISAAC HEDLY.
Providence, April 4, 1849, SAMUEL HEDLY.
CARPET HALL,
No. 11 Market stroet, Babin’s Building, (a few doors wes
of the Bridge,)
UPr STAIRS,
'I\IIB subseriber has taken the above commodious stand,
where he offers a general assortinent of
CARPETINGS, HEARTIH RUGH, MATIR, TABLE
COVERSE, PIANO COVERHN,
and the various articles nsually found in similar establish.
Ments,
The above goods constitute an entire new stock, select
ed with great care from the largest and best stocks in New
York and Boston, and are of the latest styles and patterns,
Determined to deal with customers on the most liberal
terms, and to sell at a moderate advance, his friends and the
public are respectfully invited to call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere,
us ROBERT STEERE,
PAPEIR,
M. ROBINHON, 49 Westminster Bticet,
ll A% forsnle, News printing Paper of all the different
sizes waatad s Tissue do Colored and White; En
velope, vr tost Office do different sizes and prices ; Com
mon and be<t hag Wrapping do; Tron Mongers do Blue
Thread PPapers 22x32, and other sizes; Band box, Trunk
and Steam packing doj; Fhoe Paper, white and colored
Hatters 'ip do; Wiite and Brown bounet do; Carpet do;
Cloth Paper 20x36 and 30x49 dnchess bandsome colored
wedium, all colors; Folio Posty Letter and Cap Writing
Paper in great varicty both ruled and plain, &e,
Algo, for sale ns above a good assortinent of Schoo)
Book s, 'ancy and Staple Stationary Goods, at retail, all of
which will be sold at the lowest possible prices, to suit the
tiines, i ¥ 3 o .
M R. begs to asawe those in want, in particular, that he
is selling off his stock of Papers of varions sorts at such
prices as cannot fail to pleaze. 7~ Come and see. 4§
LETTER AND NOTE PAPER,
l“ NVELOPES, &c—Paris Letter Paper; Bath 4to: Note
4 Paper, rose lid, extea finish ; eream laid, extra finish ;
Initial Note Paper, all Letters; glazed Envelopes; 10,000
white Letter Envelopes; Rhodes & Son’s Cumberland
Diawing Pencils ; patent Biil Files; Ivory and Pearl Read
ing Hooks ; Blotter Rollers ; Demi "onfu{iu-; Book Rests
Backgammon Boards; Englich "Pissne Paper, assorted el
sy Copying Paper; Mordon’s Gold Pen Ink ; Arnold’s
Red Ink ; Stephens? Blae Ink, in large bottl s;5 Arnold’s
Copying lnk ; also, German Copying Inuk, just rec’d, for
siale hy GEO, H, WHITNEY, 3 Westminster st,
MORSE'SDEPOTFORALLTHEGENUINE
Standarvd Medictnes and Perfuamery.
N(). 112 Westminster strect, cornerof Eddy, is constant
ly supplied with every variety, and the most valuable
Fropnr:ltiun knownand used inthe medieal art, Physicians
rescriptions putup with accuracy, neatness and dispatch,
Likewise all the patent popular proprietory Medicines, that
can be found inany Storein N, England, and prices aslow
as at any other place. Alw, an excellent assortment of
Brushes; Fancy Soaps; Perfumery ; Cosmetics; Pommade ;
Hair Lustral ; {lnir Dyes; Tooth Paste and Powder; Con
fectionery ; Cigars; Calmary and Medicinnl Herbs ; Spices,
Extracts ; Faney Articles too numerous to mention in a
short advertisement, Please remember 142 Westininster
atrect, corner of Fddy, AMBROSE MORSE, Druggist,
COMPOUND SYLHUP OF YELLOW DOUK.
'I‘H 13 orders have come in so tast for the Compound Syemp
of Yellow Dock that I have not been able to fill them,
hut hope now as [ have got into the new Inboratory to work
I shall bhercafter be able to supply the demand, "T'he
building fitted up expressly for the manufacturing of the
Compound is 102 Fountain st, 60 feet long, with basement,
where all orders will be filled with dispateh, Ttis aleo
go!d at 167 Yrond st, wholesale and retail, and by most of
the druggists in this and other cities, “T'he above valuable
Compound is prepared hy
823 CHARLES MORSE, Jr, Proprietor.
BOOTS & SHOES,
FZRA BAKER, No. 55 Sourn Marx Streer,
K BEEP constantly on hand, Men’s and Boy’s Calf and Kip
Boots, Bovtees and Downings ; Men’s Celf, Kip, Grain,
and Moroceo Strap Shoes s Gacter Boots 5 Daneing Puinps
and Slippers ; Ladies’ hall Galters, a variety of colors ; Kul
and Moroeeo Buskins, Slippers, and Ties, of every variety
of style and color ; Buckskin =hoes 5 cheap Kid Shppers and
Ties; Missea Leather, Kid Moroceo Buskins and Ties;
light Gaiters, Buskins, and Stippers ;: Children’s Shoos of
every variety of style and ealor, and every other article
generally kept at a shoe store.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
q T THURBER has removed his store to No. 127 West
) o minster street, Mugenm Building, where he offers for
sale n large assortment of mus.c, musieal tnstrnments, and
mu=ical merchandize, at prices as low as atany other store
intie conntry. A :
A large catalogne of sheet mnsic, to which weekly nddi
tion is made from all of the prineipal publishers, is offered
on the most favorable terme. A large and beautiful assort
ment of French and German Fanev Goods and Toy s, to
’othol' with a great variety of uwseful articles, constantly
or side, to which the attention of the public is invited,
PAPER HANGINGS,
IJP.NRY CUSHING & CO,at their old stand. 116 West.
i minster st, have just ree’d their spring assortment of
elegnnt gilt and other French Paper Wangings and Borders,
Landscape Views and fire board Landscupes s aleo, nn ex
tensive assortment of Ameriean Paper Hangings, from the
best factories in Boston, New York and Phitadeliphia, and
n great variety of handscme printed and painted Window
Curt ping; Band Boxes as< usoal, at wholesale and retair,
Those in want of the above article are invited to call and
examine them. mil
GAMES,
WE have just received a large invoice of ‘mpulnr GCames
for children and youth, including Dr. Busby, Dr, Fus
by, What I’ye Buy, Heroes, Master Rodbury and his
Pupils, Game of Cradle, Poor Old Soldier .n'3 his Dog,
Young Traveller, Robinson Crusoe and his man Friday,
Characteristics of Americon History, Trades, Golden Egg
Multinlieation Merrily Mutched, &e, &ec.. l’m snle at No
140 Westminster st, by WINSOR & PERRIN
P WEEKLY PAPERS,
wn receive all the weekly I'a{mn assoon ag ont, name
ly : Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post and Ameri
can Courier, Bennett’« \W ekly Herald, Weekly Tribane,
National Police Gazette, Sunday Mereury, Ned Buntline’s
Own, Olive Branch, Rambler, Flag of our Union, London
Panch, Musteated News, &e,
Also, the Magazines, viz : Columbian Geaham, Sartain’s
Union, Ladies® National, Godey's Ludy ' @ook, &e.
a 6 WINSOR & PERRIN, 140 Westminster ot,
PIANO FORTES TO LETY,
TIIH 4 ‘becriber has continnally on hand, new and sce
ond hand Piano Fortes for sale or to let at various pri
ces, Every one desirous of having a Piano Porte upon
rea<onable teriis and npon any length of time, are invited
to call at 100 Westmin ter st A. M. LELAND,
GUTTA PERCITA BATS,
Jl'fl'l‘ rec’d, 2 doz cpring stvile patent G tia Percha ate,
anew article, which for Lghtness, beauty and darabil
ity are uneqaalled, Please eall and @amine, Also, the
best cosortient of Caps to be found in thie eity, of all gua®
tes, some «ntire new patterns,
ul BUTTS & WHIPPLYE.
WANTED, = S
(“.\I.IP"RNI A Gold s wanted in Exchange for Boots
7 and Shoes, nt cheap rates, En;lmn at
mo BHUTE'A, 10 Market Square.
GAMES,
TRICKS OF QUACKS,
LET EVERY BODY READ THIS CAREFULLY
There is a Sarsaparilia for sale in the different towns
ealled old D Jucob Townsend’s Barsaparilla, Ihsadver
tised s the originul, &e. This is a notorious fulsehood,
Dr. Townsend has expended over §200,000 the Ins elght
years in advertising his Sarsuparilla, which has obtained
a character and reputation throughout the U ited States
and a greater part of the world—the =alo being enormous,
This exeitocl the cupidity of certain unprncipled men,
and an oldannn who hias been engaged in peddling cheap
publications for a number of years, ‘Thig man's name 1%
dJacob Townsend, 1o ilppll(‘l* to a nimber of men to ret
employment, or to sell the use of his name to put up br,
Towunsend’s Sarsaparilla, stating the large sales and sums
we had expended o advertising as an mducement to em- |
bark in the business. Among others he applied to Charles
Watrons, Esq., Editor of the Jamaica Faver, who scorn
ed such w proposition, Mr. I, Q. ANDREWS, formerly
one of the l'mprioturl of MEALISTER'S OINTMENT, |
RALPH POMEROY, formerly Cashier and Financier of |
the broken Shin Plaster Bank, nt Bellville, New Jersey, !
JOHN SKILLMAN, and WM, THOMPSON, under the
name of THOMPRON, SKILLYAN & Co., have employ
od this o)d man, and agreed, ns we nunderstand, to pu{ him |
seven dollars per week, for the nse of s name, “T'heso |
‘men have been insulting and hbelling us in all possible
forms in hopes we would notice them, and thus bring them |
and their (L-mcli n into market. Let the publie decide
upon the course of these honest and honovable men.
They send their stufl' off to our Agents, and charge them
hut $6,50 per dozen for it, expeeting the agents would sell |
it, as they would make moro money by selling theirs and
decelving the publie, but very few have accepted their |
baso proposal—a few have and should be wate hed it they |
} attempt to sell it as the gennine, We think Merchants or
Druggists who would lend themselves to palm this nlufl‘ofl’i
‘ on the pulilic ad the genuine and original De, Townend’s
| Sarsaparilla, would be base enough to commit m:()' frand— |
none s the original and genuine unless signed by #, P,
Townsend, o |
ONE OF THEIR TRICKS,
They say that Dr. Townsend’s Barsaparilla sours and
ferments—this is false ns we have kept it through the
whole year in New Otleans, Texas, .\L-uru, and Sonth
Americnand the West Tndies,—in fact, the older it grows
the hetter it hecomes, Weo mnde a fon hé»ul«-u by mistuke
last spring that spotled, ‘This we regrett®l and exchanged
as soon af possible ; such an aceident will never oceur
again, ‘This they attempt to make a great story of, and say
that the whole of our Sarsaparilla sours, &e., when they
are awate that they we publishing fulsehoods.
Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla.
iy o
MANUFACTORY
Wonder and Blessing of the Age!
The most extraordinary Medicine in the World !
This Extract ia put up in Quart Bottles : it is sixtimes cheap
er, pleasantor, and warranted superior to any sold, It
cures without vomting, purging, sickening
or debilitating the Patwent,
The great beauty and sutw;lnrily of this SBarsaparilla ov
er all other medicines is, that while it eradicates the dis
ease, it invigorates the body, It i< oue of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Bver known ; it not only purifies the whole system, and
strengtheny lim person, but creates new, pure and rich blood ;
a power possessed by no other medicime, And in this hes
the uram'l secret of its wonderful suceess, It has perform
eod within the last five years, more than 100,000 cures of
sevore cases of disease ; at least 15,000 were considered in.
enrable. It has saved thelives of morethan 5,000 children
during the two pastseasons.
10,000 cases of General Debility and wantjof
Nervous Energy.
Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla invigorates the whole rys
tem permancontly, Tothose who have lost their muscula
encrgy by the cfi'ectu of medicine or indiscretion oommit
ted in youth, or the excessive indulgence of the passions,
and bronght on a general physical prosteation of the nei
vous systemn, lassitnde, want of ambition, fainting sensa
tions, premature deeay and docline, hastening towards
that fatnl diseasre, ('uumm,pliun, can be entirely restored
by thispleasant remedy. This Sarsaparilla is G superior
to any
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
As it renews and invigorates the system, gives nctivity
to the limba, and strength 1o the wusculur systcm, in a
most extraordinmy degree,
CONBUMPTION CURED <igiE
CQleanse and Streagthen. Consiwuption can be cured. EBron
chitis, Consumption, Liver Complaint, Colds, Catarrh
Cu;{}n, Asthmay Spitting of Blood!, Soreneis wu the Chest.
Hecte Flashy Night Sweats, Dyficalt or Profuse Eipectora
tion, Pain in the Side, §c., have been and can be cured,
SPITTING BLOOD,
New York April 28, 1847,
Dr. Towxsexn.—l verily believe that your Sarsaparilla
has been the means, through Providence, ofsaving my life,
I have for severn! years had a bad Cough. It becae
worse and worse. At last I rai<ed Lage quantities of blood,
had night Swents, and was gr ull{ debilitated and rednes
ed and did not expect to live, have only used your
Sarsaparilla & short time, and has a wonderful change
been wronght inwe. lot now able to walk all over the
city. 1 raise no Wlood, aud iy conth hasleft me. You
e well imagine that 1 wn thankful for these resuits,
Your ohedient servaut,
WAL RUSBRELL, 65 Catherine st.
RUHLEUMATISM,
Thisis only one of more than oir thonsand enses of
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsend’s Sarsaparilia has cured,
The most severe and chronie cases are weekly eradicated
by its extraordinary virtues,
James Cummings, Esq., one of the assistants in the
Lunatic Asylum, Bluckwell’s Island, is the gentleman
spoken of in the tollowing fetter s
Blackwell's Island, Sept. 14, 1847,
Dr. Towsseso—Dear mir: 1 have suffered ternbly for
nine years with the Rhiewmatism ; considerable ot the
time 1 conld not eat, sleep or walk. T had the utio:t
distressing pains, and my limbs were terribly swollen, 1
have used fonr bottles of your Sarsaparilla, and they have
done me more than one thousand dollirs worthof good, 1
am o much better—inceed, Lum entirely relieved. Bou
are at liberty to usge this for the benefit of the atllicted.,
Yours, rmr-rll‘ully,
JAMES CUMMINGH,
To Mothers and I\lnrrilul Faadies,
This Extract of sarsaparilla his been expressly prepar
ad in reference to female complamts, No female who has
reason to suppose shie is approachitng that eritical period, -
6 Phe turn of Life,” shioull neglect to take ity ns tis acer
tain preventive for any of the numeronus and horrible dis
eases to which females are subject at thistime of life,
‘This period may be delay - for several years by wsing this med
icime. Nor i# it less valuab e for those who are approach
ing womanhood, asit i 3 caleulated to assist nuture, by
quickening the biood and invicorating the system. Indeed,
this medicine is invainable forall the delicute dizeases to
which women are subject,
It henees (he whole =y stem, renew s permanently the nat.
ural energies, by removing the purities of the body, not
w 0 far stimulating s to produce subsequent relaxation,
which is the ease of most medicines taken for femmnle
weakness and diseace, By using a few bottles of this med
icine, many severe and panful surgi al operations may be
prevented.
Great nlelllllF"l Mothers and Children,
is the safest and mo-t eilectual medicine for puritying
the system, and relieving the sufferings attendant vpon
child -birth ever discovered, It strengthens both the mo
ther and child, prevents pain and disease, increases and
enriches the rm..r, those who have used it think it isin
digponsable, 1t is highly useful both before nud after con
finement, as it prevents discases attendant upon ehild
birth—in Costiveness, l'llen, Cromps, Swelling of the Feet
Despondency, Hearthurn, Vomiting, Pain in the Back and
Loms, False "niun, Hemorrhago, and in regulating the se
crotions and enqualizing the circulation it has no counl—
The grgt heauty of this medicine =, it is always sute,nnd
the most delicate use it most successfully, very few cuses
require any other medicine, 1 some a little Castor Ol or
Magnesin, is useful, Exercie inthe open uir, atd Dght
food with this medicine, wiil nlways ensuie a safe and
easy confincinent,
SCROFULA CURED,
This certificate conelusively proves thatthis Harsapaniia
has peifect control over the most obstinate diseases of the
Blood. Three persons cured i one house isunprecedented,
THREE CHHTLDREN,
Da Towssgxp—=Dear Sir: Lhave the pleasire to inform
{m! that three of m{ ehildren bave been eured of the Hero
ula by the use of your excellent medicine, They were
aMicted very nveulK with bad Hores ; have taken only
four bottles ; it took them away, for which I feel myself
nnder great obtigation. Yours, respes tfully,
ISAAC W, CRAIN, 106 Wooster ts
Opinions of I bysicians,
Dr. Town-on,h almost daily receivingorders from Phy
siciang in different part< of the Uwon,
I'his is to centify that we, the undersigned, Physicians
of the City of Atbany, have in BUMCTONS CASes prescribed
Dr. Townsend’s Sarsgparilla, and believe it to be one of
the most valaable prepatations in the market,
i, V. PULING, M. D,
1. WILEON, M. D,
R, B, HRIGGSE, M. D,
Albany, April 1, 1847, I E.ELMENDORF, M. D,
CAUTION.
Owing to the great success and immense sale of Dr,
Townsend’s Sarsapatilla, a number of men who were for
merly our Agents, have commenced making Sar<aparilia
Extracts, Ehxirs, Bitters, Extracts of Yellow Dock, &o.
They generally put it up in the same shaped bottles, wnd
wome of them have stulen and copled our advertisements,
thev are only worthless imitations, and shionld be avorded.
Prine ol Odices, 126 Fulton street, Sun Building, New
York, and 103 South Peat! street, Albany. Sold also, hy
Denggist« and Merchants generally throughout the United
ates, West Indies, and the Canadas,
Sole Wholesalo agents, for Rhode lsland,
\ J. BALCH & SON,
al) 42 and 11 Sogth Main streety Providence
Tlexalo,
CAUTION ENXTRA.
A man by the wame of CLAPP has engaged with
young man ol the nime of 2P Towasend, and uses his
name o put up o Harapaniia, which they eodl br, Town
send's Barsaparnilla, denominuting it G LN CLYE, Original,
ote. ‘l'hisx Townsend is no doctor, and never wns; hut was
formerly o worker on railroads, eanals, and the like, Yethe
assumies the title of Dr., for the purpose of gaining eredit for
what he is not, ‘U'his is to enution the puble not to be
decelved, and purehnse none but the GENUINE ORIGT
NAL OLD Dy, Jucob Townsend's Sarsaparilin, having on
18 the Old Dr's. likeness, his funily cont of arms, and his
signature neross the cont of anns,
Principal Office, 102 Nuasau st., New York City, !
THE ORICGINAL DISCOVERER OF THE
Geuuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Old Dr., Townsend is now nhout 70 years of age, and has
long been known as the AUTHOR wnd DISCOVERER
of the GENUINE ORIQGINAL * TOWNSEN]) SBIR
SAPARILLA" Pelng poor, he was compelled to Himit its
manufictare, by which means it has been kept out of mar
ket, and the sales cirenmseribed to those only who had
proved its worth, and known its value. It had reached
the ears of wany, nevertheless, s those persons who had
been healed of sore disenses, and saved from death, pro
claimed i excollence and wonderful
HEALING POWER.
Knowing, many years ago, that he hald, by his skill
science and expeticuce, devised an article which would be
of inealeulable wdvantage to mankind when the means
would be furnished to bring it into universal notice, when
its inestimnble virtues would be known and approcinted,
T'his time has come, the neans are supplied ; this
GRAND AND UNEQUALLED PREPARATION
Is manufactured on the largest seale, and is ealied tor
throughout the length and broadth of the land, especially
as it is found incapable of degeneration or deteriomtion,
Unlike young 8. P Townsend's, it improves with age, and
pover changes, but for the better ; because itis prepared on
scientific principles by n scientific man, “I'he highest knowl
odge of Chemistry, and the latest discoveries of the art,
have ull been brought into requisition in the manufacture
of the Old De's Sarsaparilin, “I'he Barsaparilia root, it is
well known to medieal men, contains many medicinal pro
perties, and some propertics which are inert or useless, and
others, which if retained in preparing it for use, produce
gmlu!r:lmn and acid, which is lgjurious to the system
ome of the properties of Sarsaparilla are so volatde, that
they entitely ovaporate and are lost in the preparation, i
they are not preserved by n scientific process, known only
o those experienced in its manufacture. Moreover, these
wolatile principles, which fly off in vapor, or as an exhala
tion, under heat, are the very essential medical properties
of the root, which give to it all its vadue,
ARy person can boll or stew the root tlll they get a dark
solored liquid, which i« more from the eoloring matter in
the root than from any thing else; they ean then strain
this insipid or vapld Lguid, sweeten with sour wolasses,
and then enll it “SARSAPARILLA EXTRACT or SY
RUP." But such is not the niticle known ns the
GENUINE OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
o SARSAPARILLA.
This is so prepared, that all the inert properties of the
Barsaparilia root are tirst removed, every thing capable of
becoming ncid or of fermentation, 18 exteacted and rojectod ;
then every particle of medical virtue is secured in n pure
and coneentrated form ; aud thus (tis rendered ines pable of
losing any of its valuable and henling properties. Prepared
in this way, it is mnde the most powertul agont In the
Cure of innumerable diseases.
Hence the renson why we hear conumendations on every
slde in its favor by men, women, and children. We find it
doing wonders in the cure of
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, snd LIVER COM
PLAINT, and in RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA,
PILES, COSTIVENESS, all CUTANEOUS ERUP
TICNS, PIMPLES, BLOCTHES, nnd all atlections
arising from
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
It possessesa marvellons ethcacy inall complainty nvl-ln‘
from Indigestion, trow cicidity of the Stomach. from unequa
circulation, determination of blood to the head, palpitation
of the heart, cold feet and hands, cold chills and 'ml flashes
over the body. 1t has not its equal in Colds nnd Coughs ;
and rlumoleu eusy expuctoration und gentie perspiration,
relaxing stricture of the lungs, throat, and every other part,
But in nothing is its excelience more manifestly seen and
acknowledged than in all kinds and stages of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
It works wonders in cases of Fouor Albus or Whitea, Full
ing of the Womb, Obstructed, Suppressed, ot Pawnjui Menges
Irregularity of the menstiunl periods, and the ke ; and
Is as effectual in curing il the forms of Kidney Discasens
By removing obstructuons, and reguniating the general
:lulcm. It gives tone nnd strength to the whole body, and
us cures all torms of
Nervous diseases and debility,
and thus prevents or relieves a great variety of other mala
dies, a 8 Spinal irvitation, Neuralgia, St. Vitus' Dance,
Swooning, Epileptic Fits, Convulsions, &e.
It cleanses the blood. excites the liver to healthy action,
tones the stomach, and gives good digestion, relieves the
bowels of torpor and constipation, allays intlanmation,
purifies the skin, equulises the circulation of the blood,
praducing gentle warmth equsily all over the body, and
the insensible perspiration ; relaxos all strictures and tight
ness, removes all obstructions, and lovigorutes the entlre
nervous system, I 8 not this then L e
The medicine you pre-eminently need ?
But ean any of these things be said of 8, P, Townsend's
Inferior article 7 “I'hus young man's liguid is not 10 be
COMPARED WITH THE OLD DR'S,
because of one GRAND FACT, that the one s INCAPA
BLE of DETERIORATION, and i
NEVER SPOILS,
while the other DOES ; souring, fermenting, and h/w"fi
the bottles contnining it into fragments ; the sour, weia Higul
exploding, and dumaging other goods ! Must not this horri
ble compound he )mmuunus to the system?— What! put
acid into a system olrveady diseased with aced! What causes
Dyspepsin but ncid T Do we not all know that when food
sours in our stomachs, what mischiefs it produces ! flata
lence, hearthurn, popitation of the heart, liver l:umplluu’
diarrhaen, dysentery, colie, and corruption of the blood
What is Scrofuln but an acid humor in the body T What
Bfmlnu:s all the humors which bring on Eruptions of the
kin, Scald Head, Balt Khgun, Erysipelas, \Lhnu SBwell-
Ings, Fever Sores, and all ulCerations internal and external?
It is nothing under heuven, but an acid substance, which
sours, nnd thus spoils all the fluids of the body, more or
less, What causes Rhemmntisin but & sour or scid fluid,
which insinuntes itself between the joints and elsewhere,
Irritating nnd lnllnminf the deiicate tissues upon which it
acts I Bo of nervous diseases, of impurity of the blood, of
deranged circulations, and nearly all the ailments which
aflict human nature,
Now s it not horrible (0 wake and sell, and injinitely
werse o Use this
SOURING, FERMENTING, ACID *(COM
POUND” OF S. P TOWNSEND,
and yet he would fiuin have it understood that Oid Dr. Jacob
Townsend's Genwine Original Sarsapardla, is an IMITA
TION of his Inferior prepuration ! ! g 2
Henven torbid that we should deal in an article which
would beur the most distint resembinnee to 5, P, Town
send's artic/e! nnd which should bring down upon the Oid
Dr, such a mountain load of eomplaints and eriminations
from Agonts who have sold, and purehnsers who have used
B, P, Townsend's I"PZR\H‘.\'l'l.\": COMPOUND, |
We wish it understood, beeause it i« the absolute truth,
that 8. P, Townsend's article and Old Dr, Jacob Town- |
send's Sarsaparilla are Aerven-wide apart, and infinitely die
#imilar ; that they are unlike in every particular, having
not one single thing in common.
As B P . Townsend is no doctor, and never was, is no |
chemist, no pharmacentist - knows no more of medicine o
disense than any other common, unscientfic, unprofessional |
mnn, what guarantee ean the public have that they are re l
ceiving n geauine scientific medicine, containing all the
virtues of the articles used in tnp-mu it and which are in- |
capable of changes which might render them the AGENTS |
of Dicease instead of health, !
But what else should be expected from one who knows |
nothing comparatively of medicine or disease ' Itrequires |
& person of some experience to cook and serve up even a |
common decent menl. Mow mueh more limportant is i that
the persons who manufcture medicine, designed for ‘
WEAK STOMACHS AND ENFEEBLED SYSTEMS,
should kuow well the modieal properties of plants, the
best wanner of securing and concenirating their healing |
virtues, also an extensive knowledge of the various diseases |
which afleet the human sysicm, and how (o adapt remedies
10 these dicenses! ‘
It is to wrredt frands upon the unfortunate, to pour balm |
Into wounded humanity. w 0 kindle hope in the despairing |
bosomn, to restore heaith and bloom, And vigor into the
erushed and broken, and to banish infirmity that OLD DR, |
JACOR TOWNSEND Lus SOUGHT and FOUND the op
portunity and mcans to bring his |
Grand Universal Concentrated |
Hemedy
within the rench, and L the knowledge of all who need 18,
that they moay learn ned know, by joyful experienee, its ;
Transcendent Power to lteal. |
Priveipnl OMice 102 Nassaun-sireel, N, Y. City,
7 Goneral Agents for Riode Tsland, |
. » . . .
CHAPIN & THURDBER,
Dec. 6, No 3l Westninster stieel.
NUMBER 42.
Cuxnx’ Orvicn,Covny o Pronare, )
Suuthfield, May 1, 1549, §
LL per ons interested in the reception of the report of
l\ the onvmlssioners on the estate of Thomas Water
man, late of Soithield, deew ised, avs hereby ne s fied to
attend a Conrt of Probate, to be holden at the house of
William A. Bmdley, S Smithficid, on the last Suturday in
May instaut, at nine o'clock, a. m., and be heard theron.
myl2 Wituess: ORIN WRIGHT, P. Clerk.
Crenk’s Ovrrcr, Count or Prosare,
S pithfield, May ), 1349, ‘
LY. persons intereosted in the probate of a certain instrn-
A ment tnowriting purporting to bo the last will and tes
tament of Asha Mowry, late of said Smithfield, deceased,
are hereby notified to attend a Court of Proba‘e, to be hold
on at the house of Williin A, Bradiey, in Smithfield, vn
the last Satarday 1w May instant, o 8 nine o’clock, a. m.,
and be heard thereon
myl? Witness: ORIN WKIGIHT,P. Clerk.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
rl\ln', uadersigned has been appointed Administrator of
the estate of Wil Simons, Tate of said Providence,
deceased, CHARLES ¥, TILLINGHAST.
Providence, May 19, 818, Ow
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE,
\"l'_ the subecribers having been duly appointed by the
Honorsble Mamicipnt Court of the city of Providence
Commosioners on the estute of Wilhiam Bimons, late u’
said ety of Providen o decensed, represented insovlvent
horeby give nobice that «ic months from the ninth dny tJ
Jan ary last past, are wlowed the ereditors of spid deceoas
ed to bring 1o aud prove their ¢ alms ; Lhat we will meet at
the office of Charles B T nghast, Union Buildings, in
siid Providence, on the ninth day of June and July next,
at ten o'clock tu the forenoon of snid days, for the purpose
of receiving and allowing sand ¢ime, and that we will at
any time previous to snud mectings, receive the claims if
presonted, HENRY €. MA‘ l”'\\':fl)\,'
HENRY WESTCOTT, Com’re,
HENRY MARTIN, §
Providence, May 19, 1819, 3w
GEUEARDIAN'S NOTICKE.,
'l‘ HE subecriber having been appointed by the Hon Court
ol Prabiate, of the town of Johnston, Guardian of the
person and estite of Benjamin €, Olney, of said Johnstun,
of full age, wdjudged competent Lo manage his estate,
hereby notifies 01l persons having claimsagninst said Olney
to present the sawe to me within six months from this date.
EPHRAIM WINBOR, Guardian.
Jn'll.‘lu", A\'J’y’ l'hh. I=, W’l’
GUARDIAN'S NOTICE.
"\IIH suhseriber having been doly ap _ointed by the Hon.
Court of Probate of the town of Warwiek, Guardian
of the person awd estate of Cromwell Levalley, and given
bond aceording to law, hereby calls on all persons to take
due notice thoreot and govern lhwmselves aceordingly.
ALEXANDER ALLUN, Guardian,
Warwick, April 18, 1449,
ASSTGNER'S NOTICE,
'l‘lll‘. creditore of L. E. T'rescott are herewith informed
that a dividend from his edects will be paid to all those
who will sign o release tor their desmnands, according to the
deod of assignment, dated Aprl 27, 1549 T'he books and
notes will be touwd with L. E. Tsescott, who is autherized
to settle them, JOSEPH T, SISSON, Assignee.
Pawtueket, May 2, 1549, ¢
W
FIIUTT TREES OF EXTRA SIZE.
Now W the time to transpiant all kinds of
Treesw and Plants,
FAGLE NURSERRY.
This establishment Isabout halt w mileouth of the
city of Providence , onthe middle road, or New Loa
aon Turnpike, where may be found alarge variety of Orma
mental Forestand Frait Trees, | lwering Sshrabs, Herbnce
ous Plants, Vines, Creepers, &e, ‘Lrecs of large size, suita
ble (o stie Ly e Commmiit hoas Lamdlen, Homse ( hestnut, Flow
ering "Tulip Tree, Hilver leafed Abell, the Rock, White, and
Nearlet Maples, Howey Locnst, Plowering( vialpan, Red - ber
ried Mountain Ash; White do;, English and Ameriean
Elms Scoteh and Amevican Larch ;. Enropenn Sycamore
Tree. Those suitable for yards, walks, bury ing-grounds,
&e.y are the Napoleon Weeping willows: Ring leafed do ;
Balsam or Hiver Pir; Norw oy Spriuce ; Hemlocks, Abovati
with many other kinds. We would eait the attention 0‘
the public i our sclection of new and rare kinds of Fruits,
Which s ever exteusive, and are of a good size and in a
fine and healthy ite. We believe they gannot be sur
passcd by aoy nuceery inonr vicinity for size and qualitys:
Cherrics, Pears, Plums, Apples, Pearlies, Quinces, Aprt
cota, Nectarines, with other kinds of «<mall Fruits, such as
English Goosoberries, Currnnts, Stonw berries, Raspherries,
Loy Asparagus Roots; Rhubarb for turts ; Box Edging ; a
great selection of new and hardy Roses, Peonies, and Dah
lies: a large varisty of Flonwering Shrubs and Bulbous
Roots ; nlso, Thorus for hedees, Al Trees and Plants wil)
be delivered in the city of Providence, if desired, free of
expense, Friends and the public generally are invited to
call and exanune the same, whirh are in good order foe
transplanting this Call or coming <pring,
Directions tor plantine out trees of varions kKinlt« also
the cultivation of the Peach Tree. See cutalogue of Eagle
Nursery, just published. The above trees nre now fit to
transplant, and ean be had on reasonable terms, by directs
e s line to the proprietors, at the Nursery. Orders may
lso be left at the store of Juhin W. Cole, No. 3 Arcade,
Providence, where cotidogues may he had gratis,
Street Trees, of ectia large size; also, Pear, Plum, and
Peach, do do, SHLAS MOORE.
Eagle Nursery, Cranston, Oct, 14, 1848,
FRUIT TRIIES,
'l\lll‘. uhoerihers have just received from the eslebrated
Nursery of Mossrs, Parsoms & Co., Flushing, 1. I, »
large and superiar lot of Froat Trees, consisting of Pears,
Plons, Chereies, Peaches amd Quinces, which they wild
selton favorable terme, Al persons in want of ine Fruit
e mvited to eall and examine the same, at the Agricul
tuval Warcroom and Seed Store, 36 Broad =t
WM. M., SNOW & CO,
Providence Aprid 1, 1849,
HTILLET s,
l 0“ PUSHELS axtra heavy Millet Secd, just ree’d and
tor sale wrolesale and retan! by
mylH WM. M. SNOW & €O, 20 Broad =t,
. AGRICULTURAL IM
5, PLEMENTNS,
Caltivators, Corn Planters,
A Seod Sowaers, and Hay Cutters,
cfn L R e ) Warranted superior to any man
e m—-——“ ufactured. ¥or sale by
a2l BURDICK & BARRETT.
CHURNS,
l"‘) CYLINDER Clnrws, warranted superior to any
now ia uee, for sale at the lowest cash prices at 34
Canal st, up staire, BURDICK & DARRETT.
LIS Nortirern, 2000 Ibs We 00 Ihs Sontl
A 8 Northiern, 2000 Ibs Western, 5 s Bouth
-2000 ern Clover =eed; 100 bushels reaped Herds
Grass ; 300 do R L Bent; 200 do Red Top Seed ; 300 do
Onta; 100 de Bariey . 0 dn Speing Rya ; 30do Buckwheat,
for sule by PURDICK & BARRETT, 34 Canal st.
PREPARED? (sUANO
\ NEW article tor munnure, just ree’d u'm{ful snle at the
A 8 Agriculiural waehouse, 21 Canal st, by
nd BURIACK & BARRETT, agents for Rhode [sland
HOES, RAKES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
\\'l) other Farmdng Imploments, fur sale at 53 Proad st.
i my 16 GARDINER & PHILLIPS
HOUS® LOTYS FOR SALE.
'l\llflilt two de<irable corner Lots on Winter and Bird
streets, elose by the large SEchool House, routhwest
from Toll Gate, in Cran<ton, <uitable to cut up in four lots.
Termns Liberal for nny kind of goods or K““"I::W'" by
my ISAAC HEDLY & (O, No. 32 Canal.
FOIRI s\LE. .
‘\'HR'l'H.\'-F, and possessicnof a House, 0o India street,
i for sa)e on hhera!l tarms hy
myld ISAVAC HEDLY & €O, No. 22 Canal st,
READ TS
v[\uu:fli: in want of Cloths ; Chssimerss ; Satinetts ;
Tweeds; Vestings; Twlor’s Trimmings, &c, &e, ean
find one of e largest and best selecied stocks in the ety
Ar 5 Areade, D. DAVIS,
KEEP WARM !
l{l-: ADER, ifyoa are in want of a good Blanket for a Ne
the money, you <hall have it by calling a¢ DAVIS'S, 5
Aien e "ll__
= SILK WARP ALPACCAS,
l‘\u. MM T 4 Lo 874 cts per yard ; Cotton do dodo 26 to ”
cts per yard, at D. DAVIS'S, )
DOMESTIC GOODS,
A GOOD assotment of the above coustantly on band
and for sale cheap at 5 Areads niil
R. ¢ 'S
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R.G. LEWIS & CO
TOTHING
(J I A( INUr
VAREIHHOUSE
JA ARy .
i*" No. 40.@
WASHINGTON BUILDINGS,
TPROVIDENCE.
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THIR LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
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Ready Made Clothing,
ENGLISI, FRENCH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ings and Tailors Trimmings,
PURCHASED WITHIN THE LAST TRIRTY BAYS
FOR CASH, WILL BE SOLD AT fi’m-
SALE AN RECALL, AT PRICES
THAT CAN'T BE BEAT.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER IN THE RBSY E‘
SIDLE MANNER, AND CUTTING DONE UP
A STYLE “SECOND TO m’
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