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W.SIMONS, Publisher.
VOLUME XXIV,
PUBLIC NOTICE!
8. P. Townsend abandoned the Field
THE WAR ENDED!
This young maa who sought to make the people believe his
Barsaparilla was orignal has finally abandoned the field, by
solling his businecss to some STRANGERS, Being eonvineed
af the inutility of warring against the better judgment and
eonvictions of the people, he has at last disposed of his busi
«sss and retired from the contest, thus virtually admisting al}
.t was true in our publications. After accusing the Ol
wr. of selling the use of Lis name for $7 & week, and getting
up false “ afidafiis’ respecting the 01d Dr's. original Recipe,
after trying to seduce one of our workman to disclose to him
s knowledge of the Old Dr's. Recipe by offering as high =e
$1000; after making the most tempting offers to the oOld Dr,
himself, of wousks, LANDS, money and PARTNERSHIP,
through his ecounsel Horace Dresser and Van Pelt, to leave
Thompeon, Skillman, & Co. and go over to 8. P. Townsend ‘
with his Recipe and teach him to make Sarsaparilla so as nod
to SOUR, FERMENT and BURST the BOTTLES, After li
belling the members of our firm, ealling us *‘ A set of unprine
eipled men,"” and other hard names, he has finally thrown up
the whole bugsiness, as too heavy a load to earry, and TUMBLED
the wurpex upon the shoulders of some STRANGERS,
whom he induced to take his place under the pretence that
they could make money by the operation,
These strangers, we understund, intend placing some ochem-~
fat's name on the hottles to redeem it from its past eharacter
for- SOURING and FERMENTING, which is really the
sisleet aoknowledzment of the truth of all we have hereto
”-um of it. 1t is a VIRTUAL CONFESSION that it
* whs neither made by a chemist heretofore, nor had the advan
tages of chemical science in its manufacture. Will not the
people Now see the imposition and humbug in ealling 8. P's
article & good medicine?
But we confess all the raseality PORMERLY displayed
18 nothing to that of these STRANGERS in placing upon the
pottles the name of some chemist, for EFFECT, while at the
same time the Sarsaparilla is made after the FORMULA of
8. P. Townsend's Recipe,
If the Recipe is cuancep, then it becomes ANO
fHER ARTICLE, and should be ealled the STRAN
GER'S SARSAPARILLA or by some other distinetive ap
pellation, Come ont GENTLEMEN STRANGERS and
show your hiands, and let the public know whether you in
tend to make 8. P. Townsend's SOURING, FERMENTING
COMPOUND with the name of & chemist on the label for
certain purposes, or whether you are making another and to
tally different article, but intend puttingitup in 8. P's. bot
tles, wi his labels, signature, &e. and thus selling it under
alse colors ? The mere fact of sticking a chemist’'s name oR
the bottle, will never change its character.
DR.
Jacob
GENUINE
SARSAPARILLA,
Has now been before the public a long time, and there mever
was a more emphatie and universal exprossion of APPROBA
TION towards any medicine sold in Ameriea,
Every Class of Persons, |
of MEN, WOMEN and CHIDREN, speak in the most exalted
terms of its medicinal power and virtue., LAWYERS and
JUDGES, CLERGYMEN of all denominations, MEMBERS
of Congress, and of our Legislatures, gentlemen engaged in
Literary pursuits, and STUDENTS at Colleges and other
gchools, the MECHANIC, the ARTISAN ; LADIES in the
highest walks of life, and those in humble eircumstances, the
rich and the poor, the high and the low, apply to this medle
cine as to
A Fountain of Sweet Waters,
for they have seen its effects and know that it is good. And
a 8 though this were not enough to convinee every doubtfa,
mind and cause the ENTIRE POPULATION inone
Solid, Unbroken, Phalanx,
to make trial of this noble medicine, the DRUGGISTS, with
characteristio nobleness, have added their testimony to i%
excellence and uosurpassed eficacy. With them came
A Host of Physicians,
Pledging their experience and skill in ite merits. Whoeves
witnessed such an array of men of all professions, holding 14
up to the people, as a medicine of rare and wouderful powem,
and one on which all classes could rely with undoubted and
unmistakeable confidence ! We will here give the Card off
Nearly One Hundred
DRUGGISTS and PHYSICTANS, and thus every man ¢
udge for himself, whether we speak right or wrong.
“«CARD TO THE PUBLIC.”
We the undersigned Physicians and Druggists of New
York, Brooklyn snd Williamsburgh, having seen an advertises
ment addressed to us, and others who sell Sarsaparilla, by 8,
P. Townsend, which ie calculated to bring us and our busi
pess into reproach, feel called upon to state our personal
views of the real merits of the two Townsends' Sarsaparills.
Having been called “ pwindlers,” and ** willing to commis
sny fraud for money,” by the Young S, r. ‘l‘owuond.h—‘
eause we chose to sell Old Dr. Jacobs Sarsaparilla, instead of
his article, we feel that we ought to give the ressons why we
prefer to use and gell Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's Sarsapariila
to Mr. 8. P. Townsend's, and leave the public to judge
whether we are * deceivers and swindlers, and not to be
trusted” by so doing.
1. Our experience and observation have satisfied us that the
Old Dr's. Sarsaparilla possesses more medical power and vie
tue than 8. P. Townsend's, and the testimony of the publie
would seem to be the same, and we always make it a matter
of conscience and duty, when two articles bearing the same
name, and purporting to cure the same diseases are in mar-
Xet, to sell that which we consider the best, The fact thad
8, P. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla has greatly soured, fermeut
od and exploded the tottles, thereby giving great disatisfae
tion to our customers, has influenced us in our prefercnce of
the Old Dr's. preparation. We do not feel ourselves called
upon to decide the true merits of either articles ae standard
preparations, but when asked by our customers for our opine
fons which we Lelieve under all circumstances to be the best,
we should not hesitate in giving our preference to Old De,
Jacob Townsend's. With thesc views, we leave the public te
decide if we arc not justitied in giving the Old Dr's. prepara~
tion that preference which it seems to deserve as & medioinal
compound, as well as the choice of the people so universally
manifested in ite favor,
" L. Parsons, M. D, Alan M. Davidson, Dru
S Wiheretl, M. D, Charles I*. Fay, o
Wm. N. Gilehrist, M. D, lleyr‘v Trimmer, deo
Philip Merkle, M. D. Chillion Ashmead, M. D, do
[. G. Norguest, M. D. Reuben E. Moss, Jr. do
Beorge A. Newman, M. D, J. . Watt, de
H. D, Wynans, M. D. Miles L. Cook, do
7. W. Troutman, M. D, ~ Marsh, de
#. C. Pridham, M, D. Benjamin Dean, do
€. L. DeGrand Vel, M. D, D. D, Belknap, do
John Hinton, M. D, Joseph l.uaot. de
E. H. Payton, M. D, Albert W, Gobble, do
Dr. l‘unr{o. M, D, Alfred Marsh, de
r. Pape, M. D. Samuel Taylor, de
. Geo. Nowl:{. M. D. .b, Tallman, r
¢ rlos 8. Belding, M. D. Joshua Green, °
SMV. HoyJ. Druggist. Morillo & Robbing, do
o 7 . Ayres, do A.R. Case M. D. de
slor (g P, Loeds, do Erancis Wm. Bay, do
. Stehkiss, jr. do W. P, Smith, do
2. Wright, do Abel Priest, do
. . Haywood, do John Mills, do
James Prescott, do James Newman, de
Paul Mead do James Boyce,
Charles C. #mith, do James Maginney,
;.' Parker a 0 AL
. Parker, o b §
ames D. Nowill, do James A.'flg'fl..., *
Lucas Parsouns, do HMenry Styles, z
Charles H. Clark, do J, Wells, do
H. V. Bush, do Wm. B, Mann, de
There is not another medioine in the world that ean shew
such high and powerful testimony inits favor. We defy the
world to produce its equal. Here are 15 or 20 distinguished
educated puysieiAxs, whose opinion is of value to all,
aleo, towards a hundred pRuGGisTs, whose experienve in
eompounding, mixing and yreparing medicines of every char
aoter and description, entitle their opinion to the greaest
weight, voluntarily and frankly state their views of wr
t 4« Old Dr. Jacoh's Sarsapariiin.
At 8, a) this we shall add as far as we have room, the testh
of Nagyyf those who have been cured.
- & Colehester, Conn., June 23, 1840,
Dr. Jacob Townsend—Bir :My wife has_for two oug or
more b«:nll.eud with & disease of the Liver, .n!m ing
nearly to Dyspeptic (‘olnm:flo.. She »rnd to most c’l
nent ph m{un. but obtained no relief at their hande, She
Hou‘t{ tried' 8. P, Townsend's Sarsaparilla, without g
&Al ICLE OF ADVANTAGE, Seeing Old Dr. Jdaco
owneend’s lon.rdll. advertiged In the Hartford 'lm
we precured & half dozen bottles, whioch have nearly res
wife to perfect health, Other pouo-hmlu its remark
(olocttera e Saafohe 101 e, iguse wend me o
or .
DANIEL BUCKLEY.
Depot for the Old Dr's. SBarsaparills, is now 102 Naseau 8
THOMPSON, SKILLMAN & CO,, Propristers,
sold by the six principal Dy 1
unggistsin Pro
m vidence. &
JAPAN INK,
SUI'I‘AM.E for signing bank notes, ke, leaving a bean
tiful glossy surface, for sale h‘
n? GEO, H. WHITNEY, 3 Westminster st.
ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
NCORPORATED forthe purpose of Insurance agains
loss or damage by fire, with a capitalot
Atthe annualmeeting of
nsurance Company,the (ol
he year ensuing ; viz.,
T'nomas K. Brace, Josernn CHURCH,
Samuer Tuoonr, I EsenxcgzeEr SELEY,
GRIFFIN STEADMAN, Sivas B Hamivton,
Josern Moraan, l Faevenick Trien,
Jussk Savaos, Rowewy Buken,
Joseru Prarr, 8. G. Boveuron,
James THoMas, W. M, CorNgLL,
Evisua Prex, MiLes A, TurrLe.
Warp Woonsricx,
And at a subsequent meeting of the Directors, F'uomas
K. Bracx, Evq., was chosen President, and Simxon L
LooMmis, E’uq., decreury.
Hartford, August 9, 1842,
The proposals for Insurance in this Company, are be
l:void to be as favorable as the nature of the business wil
admit,
¥ Application to be made in Providence to J. H.Onwms
sxk, Esq., Agent, No. 9 Market Square, who is authorized
in most cases to execute Policies, without delay attending
a reference to the Company at Hartford
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
'I\HE American Insurance Company, Providence, R 1.,
continue to insure against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY
FIRE, on Cotton, Woolen, and other Manufactories,Build
ings,and Merchandise.and also agaiust MARINE RISKE
on favorable tertas The capital ix
DIRECTORS,
Wm. Rhodes, George 8, Rathbone,’
Robert R, Stafford, Caleb Harris,
Amos D, Bmith, T. D, Bowen,
Resolved Waterman, Allen O, Peck,
Shubuel Hutchins, Samuel B, Tobey.
Ebenezer Kelly, James T. Rhodes §
W. Humphry.
Pertons wishing for Insurance,are requested to direc
heir applieations. (which should be accompanied with a
varticulardescription of the property,) per mail,tothePres.
‘dentor Secretury of the Company.and the same will mee
with promptattention. ALLEN O PECK,President.
WaLker Humeuuy, Secretary.
Providence, July 9, 1851,
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
TIIB Roger Williams Insurance Company, Providence,
R. I.,offerstoinsureagainst Marine Risks,and againit
loss or damage by Fire, on Cotton, Woolen, and othes
Manufactories, Machinery, Stores, Merchandise, Public
Buildings,and otlurpropoArlt‘yl'«'-‘v:‘tlhe mostfavorableterms
[ s
DIRECTORS.
lomas Harkness, William A. Robinson,
Earl P, Mason, Thomas J. Stead
William Foster, Edward Pearce,
William Sprague, Seth Padelford,
Triman Beckwith, A. B, Dike,
Joseph Carpenter, Billings Brastow,
Cyrus B. Manchester, Cyrus Taft, -
Charles H Dabney, Charles T'. inmu,
Amos N. Beckwith, William J. King,
George C. Arnold
Townsend’s
ORIGINAL
Persons wishing for Insurance are requestedtodirect
heirapplicationstothis Company ,givinga particulardes
cription ofthe propon{.
THOMAS HARKNESS President.
Cro.C. Ar~oLp, Secretary.
Providence, August 23, 184&,
ay HER & BURR,
No. 17 Westminster Street, Providence,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A COMPLETE AB
SORTMENTOFSCHOOLBOOKS BLANK BOOKS,
AND STATIONERY ;
Together with a great variety ot
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
lnvludiuf a choice selection of the
CURRENT LITERATURE OF THE DAY
Blank Books made to order, of any pattern,
ORDERS FOR ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND BIND
ING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,
Subscriptions received to the various Periodweals,
Particularattention paid to the selection of suitablebook#
lor the young; and all works published by the various 8
tl. 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. :
‘VM(VDiIOy”IOIV'IVI;Ided, 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 accommodations
for writing letters, &c., and friends from the country, es
pecially, are requested to consider themselves eilectly ‘‘at
home’’ in this particular
gr A share of public patronage is respectfull v solicited.
chool Books, of every kind. Slates, Slate P ncils and
Holders, Rewards, &c.
Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books.
A great variety of Books, Mups, Games, Fuzzles, &c.,
suitable for Presents. my 26
GEO. H. WHITNEY, 3 Westminster §t,
GENERAL PERIODICAL AGENCY,,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN,
Lond REVIEWS. Sa MEDICAL,
ondon, raithwaite’s Retrospect
Edinburgh, g?u‘:"o';’.';";; of Medical Science,slso
Northßritish, eacl; Medico-Chirurgicalße-
Westminster, r view, 300
Brownson’s Quarterly ,$300! Lond n Lancet, 500
American (Whig) Re- Ranking’s Abstract, 150
view, 500 American Journal of
Democratic, 300 Medicnl Science, 500
North American, 500 British and Medical
Massachusetts Quarter- * Review, 300
ly, 300 LAW.
IRELIGIOUS, Law Reporter, 300
Christian Examiner, 400 JUVENILE,
New Englander, 300 Merry’s Museum, 100
Christian Review, 300] PICTORIAL MONTHLIES.
Bibliotheca Sacra, 400 London Art Union Jour-
JLITERARY. ‘ nal, 900
Blackwood’s Magazine,3 00/ Graham’s Magazine, 250
Eclectic Magazine, 600/ Godey’s Ladies’ Book, 250
Living Age, (weekly) 600 Union Magazino, 300
Hunt’s Merchaats’ Mag- MISCELLANROUS,
azine, 500|Banker’s Magazine and
Knickerbocker, 500 State Financialßeg
ister, 500
* % Clubs, rocieties, and individuals, who take several
works, supplied at a disconnt from regular prices,
3y Orders from any part of the country, accompanied
with the money, will receive_grmnpt attention.
j 9 JEO. H. WHITNEY, 3 Westminster st.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.,
GLADDING & BROTHER,
Successors 1o Isaac H. Cavy,
21 Westminster(formerly Market) street, Providence,
ARE constantly supplied with a general assortmentot
THROLOGICAL JCLASSICAL,MISPELLANEOUSANDSCHOO!
Booxks.
BrLaxx Booxsofany size or pattern on hand or madeto
order of the hest materials and manufacture.
Royal Medium Demy Cap, Letter, Tissue ,Envelopeand
wrapping Paper.
English Drawing Paper, of the various sizesfrom Demy
to Autiquarian, .
Ruondes’ & Sons’ ,Monroe’s, Faber’s and Kock’sDraw«
In; Pencils.
Latx Anp Faxcy Brarioxeny,in greatvariety,
¥ The various school books in usein thiscity and in
the State furmished to committees,teachers,andcountry
dealers,onthe lowestterms. aud
T NEWSTOCK OF HARDWARE,
S.\DDI,ERV. Lo, ~Ganpixegr & Tirvany would re.
gpectfully informthe citizens of Providence andneigh
boringtownsthatthey have just receiveda new and com
plete stock of Hardware, Baddiery,Carriage trimmings,
manufseturing goods and tools of every description. Our
Saddlery ware department is the most extensiveofany in
thecity,the prices of which have beenreduced at least 15
percent. We have a large assortment of house trimmings
embracingallofthe variouspatterns and qunllflnroqnirn‘
inbuildingand repairing. We would in particularinvite
carpenters, wheelwrights and every class of workmen to
examine our edge andothertools ; weofferthem at New
Yorkand Bostonpricesand guarantee to all whopurchase
sntiresatisfaction. Ourstoreis N 0.53 Broad formerly 43
Weybossetst,, firstdoorbelow Areade. an?2l
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPE, ke .&e.,
at store, No. 32 Cannl street,
VWHERE L. HEDLY has for many yearsenjoyedthe high
reputation of selling the best and cheapest Clothing
Boots, lgtme-. Hats, Caps, and all kinds of piece Goods, of
any store in the city. Our Spring and Summerstock will
consist of every variety of style, and will besold very low,
wholesale and retail. Fvery person in wantof Garments,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, &e., for hisown wear, s"ould visitus,
N 0.31 Canal street,and he may be assured of gettinga
good articlefora Intfemonoy Allkindsofgnrmentsmade
to order, [SAAC HEDLY,
Providence Aprild, 1849
PIANO FORTES TO LET.
'P NEsnbscriberhas continually on hand, newandsec
ond hand Piano Fortes fnvn{o ortoletatvariouspri
ces. Every one desirousof having a Piano Fortenpon
reasonabletermsand nponanylength oftime, areinvited
tocallat 100 Westminsterst A.M.LELAND.
UNDERTAKER'S NOTICE.
wl LLIAM O.BRIGGE, N 0.57 High st., hason hand
rendy made Coffine, of allsizesand qmu‘mn of wood ,
an as reasonable terms as elsewhere in the eity. Alwo,
Hearseand Tombage,if wanted. Punctualattendancent
alitimes.
STRICTUREC URED!
‘\ IS painful disease which has baffled the skill of the
hast physicians soon yields to that soversign remedy
e lasd Govory Bxraacr. See advertisement headed
Goroew Extnacy, ne7?
$200,000,
he Stockholderstothe Atn®
Wwingpersons werechosenfod
£150,000.
$lOO,OOO.
ISAAC HEDLY &CO.,
“The will of the People must be understood, respected, and faithfully executed.”’
AN ORDINANCE, fixing the compensation of certain of
ficers for the“yonr ending the first Monday in June, A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and m\}'-two.
It is ordained by the City Council of the city of Provi
dence, as follows :
Section 1. For the year ending on the first Monday in
June, A. D, 1852, the compensa'ion to be allowed and \
}mid to the several officers h-reinatter named, shall be as
vllows, vie:
To the City Clerk, three ' undred dollars.
To the Clerk of the Commeon Council, two hundred and
fifty dollars, .
T'a the City Treasurer, one thousand dollars.
To the Overseer of the Pour, five hundred dollars
To the City Sergeant, four hundred and fitty dollars,
To the SBuryeyor of Hignways, eight hundied dollars.
To the Clerk of the Market, two hundred dollars.
To the Clerk of the Municipal Court, (in addition to the
fees allowed by luw for business transacted in said Court,)
two hundied and fifty dollars,
} To the City Seulers of Weights and Measures, one hun
dred and fifty dollars,
To the City Auditor, one hundred and fifty dollars.
Section 2, Buid sums so appropriated shall be paid out
l of the City Treasury, in quarterly payments, to the officers
uunclively eutitled thereto.
Section 3. The fees allowed by law to Justices of the
Peace shall be in full compensation to Justices of the Po
lice Court, for their services as such.
Passed May 12, IPSI,
A true copy—wilness
ALBERT PABODIE, City Clerk.
$250 REWARD.
Ciry or¥ ProviDENCE
August IBth, 1851,
wIIERBAB sundry fires have recently occurred in th's
city, under circiumstances which indicate that they
have been caused by evil disposed persons, a reward of
two hundred and fifty dollars is hereby offered for the ar
rest of any person, (with evidence to conviet) who within
sixty days past has maliciously set any fire, by which a
building within this cil{ has been burned.
20 THOMAS M. BURGESS, Mayor.
NOTICE.
REHO LVED, Thatall owners of estates on Westminster
street. who wish to connect branch drains from thelr
| estates with the Culvert now building in suid street, be re.
?uule.l to do #0 on the termns fixed by the Committee, be
ore the pavement on said street is relaid ; and also that
no drains shall be connected with said Culvert after said
pavement is relaid, without the permission of the City
Council first obtained. - B
Passed by the City Couneil, July 21, 1851,
a 2 Witness, ALBERT PABODIE, City Clerk.
POLICE OFFICE.
PUBLI(J notice is hereby given, that the City Police Of
fice is established in the Town House, corner of Col
lege and Benefit stree's, (entrance on College streel,) and
will hereafter be kept open from sunrise until 10 p. m.
During the night, the Watch House at the westerly end of
the same building, will be open.
All applieations for such services as oughtto be perform
ed by the City Police, will be promptly attended to with
out any charge to the applicant,
Persons losing articles of value, or from whom such arti.
clos may be stolen after this dute, are requested to send
description of the missing articles to the Police Office.
Persons finding articles of value, are requested to lenve
the same at the Police Office. If not clai od within a
rensonable time, they will be returned to the finder ; and
ifany reward is .mu(_ it will not be retained by the P'olice,
but will be paid to the person depositing the article found.
Persons Kmling valuable articles, are reminded that if
they appropriate them to their own use without exercising
rensonable diligence in ascertaining their owners, they be
come liable to prosecution.
It is much to be preferred that applications for police
services be made ut the Police Office ; but in case of emer
gency, the officers may be applied to. Their residence is
as follows— @ CERN P
Daniel K. Chaffee, City Marshal, 17 Stewart st.
James C. Sheridan, City Sergeant, 19 Well st.
Jabez J. Potter, 6 Sexton st.
William G. Merewether, 76 South Mai st.
John M, En}h?,'im Arnold st
Thomas W. Hart, 16 Arnold st.
Nathan M. Briggs, 17 Halsey st.
George W. Wightman, 43 Broadway.
William B. Cranston, 134 Eddy st
William H. Hudson, 196 Pine st
George Billings, 32 Washington st
Warren G. Slack, 302 High st.
D. K. CHAFER, City Marshal.
City of Providence, March 19, I¥sl,
RUSSIA SHEETING.
RE(J'D this day a lot of brown, bleached and plaid 40
inch Russia Liuens, for sale lo v by
Je2l DAVID DAVIS, 1 and 3 Arcade.
BLACK SATINS,
J UST rec’d a large invoice of black Satins of the best |
make, some of which are superior goods ; also, 20 pieces |
fignred Silk and Barathen Vemn‘?-, of new and Juod |
styles, for sale by . DAVID DAVIS, 1 and 3 Arcade.
GENT'S CRAVA'TS,
A GREAT variety of styles and qualities, comprising it
all as large an assortment as can be found inthis city
may be had at DAVIS, 1 and 3 Arcade.
BROADCLOTHS,
I'o PIECES French and German Clothg, both twilled
«)U and plain, of recent importations, now in store and
for sale at low prices, by
mH DAVID DAVIS, 1 and 3 Areade.,
GOLD PAPERS.
| l 000 ROLLR of gold Paper and Borders, just rec’d
and for sale from $1 00 to §1 75 a roll, and 5000
rolls of satin Paper, from 1s to 4+ 6d.
FRANCIS READ, 116 Westminster st,
a 9 Late H. Cushing & Co.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
WE have a large and extensive rtock of fashionable
Rud'y Made Clothing, for spring and summe) wear,
just manufactured of all textures and colors, which we
offer to sell in any quantity lower than can be afforded in
any other store in the city.
a 2 ISAAC HEDLY & CO, No. 32 Canal street.
SPRING AND SUMMER BOOTS & SHOKS,
llA'l‘S AND CAPS-—Just received alarge and exten
sive «tock of men’s Congress Boots, calf Boots, patent
leather goat and calf Downings, ladies’ leather, morocco,
gout Polka Boots and patent leather Shoes, hoys’ Boots
and Shoes, kip, calf and grain ; also, all kinds of children’s
‘ Shoes and Boots ; men’s, boys’ and children’s Hats and
Caps, in any qummitz, all to sell at the very lowest rates,
| a 2 ISAAC HEDLY & CO, No. 32 Canal st.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHS.
.' UST received frem Boston and other markets, a splen
did stock of nprinr ard summer Joths, fancy Dooucins.
Tweeds, Alpaccus, Linen, Satin, and fancy Vestings, and
we are ready to sell by the yard or make up any kind of
garment to order, at short notice and at the very lowest
rates as usual,
a 2 ISAAC HEDLY & CO, No. 32 Canal st.
PLANT DIMES AND PLUCK DOLLARS,
]l-‘ you have any clothes that are taded or lost their color,
have them cleaned and restored and wade like new.—
This can be done or no pay required, at the Clothes clean
ing establishment, 151 Brond st, HENRY SOLOMON,
Origi al Clothes cleaner. N. B, 7The highest cash price
paid for cast off clothes. mi 7
GHNTF’ Itoots made to order and repaired. Having se
cured the services of Mr. John Meriwsether, (as good
a workman as there i# in the city) I would invite his for
mer patrons and all others wanting a handsome Boot, to
leave their measure at the Little Old Fashion store, 111
Broad st. ALLEN J. BROWN,
BROGANS AND CONGRESS BOOTS:
I\l ENS and Boys’ Enamelled Brogans and Congress
Boots, and otker fancy articles in my line, cheap for
cash, at the Little Old Fa:hion store, 111 Broad st,
mit ALLEN J. BROWN,
GENT'S PEG BOOTS.
500 pre. Gents’ Fine and Common Calf Peg Boots,
rec'd this week and will be sold at a small ad
vance from cost, for eash, by LITTLE BOSS BROWN, at
the Little Uld Fashioned Store, 111 Broad st. Here the
rent is low, mlo
3 l n ?l;l-l'-fil.f'(};;lll’-lil];l7["5&!“”: at
e nlo BROWN'S, 111 Bmd st.
CONGRESS GAITERS.
$.2 a pair for Gents’ Drab Colored Congress Gaiters,
« netted thick soles, These Gaitors were made for
$3. Also, black of differer.t styles, cheap for eash, b
min LITTLE BOSS BROWN, 11) Broad st.
WHITE LEAD.
] 0 TONS White Lead, in as<orted pnch’pl.fm sale by
jed OLIVER JOUNSON, 13 Exchange #t.
LINSEED OIL.,
l 000 GALLONS Linseed Oil, for sale by
jes OLIVER JOHNSON, 13 Exchange st.
s ~__ _VARNISH. £
4 ” 0 GALLONS furnitnre and conch Varnish, for sale
I by OLIVER JOHNSON, 13 Exchange st.
FLOUR.
P*lP'N' bhls made from Ohio Whent, a very prime arti
clo for hakers’ use, for sale low h{
m 3 TILLINGHAST SHELDON.
L e
A FEW tubs very prime old Butter, for sale low by
m 3 TILLINGHAST SHELDON,
SAMUEL HEDLY.
SUGAR.
NIN ETY bbls refined Muscovado, of prime quality, just
rec’d and for sale by
m 3 2 TILLINGHAST SHELDON,
BRANDY.
5} PIPES Otard and A. Seignette Rrandy, direct from
the importer, warranted q_m. for snle by
Je2l . MUNYAN, 66 Canal st.
S ~_ @IN. L
3 PIPES Bwan and Pine Av’o brands, direct from the
importer, warranted pure, for sale by
al? 1. MUNYAN, 06 Canal st
WINES.
Flvzanmv easks old Port, Madeira, Cherry and Mus
eat Wines, warranted pure, for sale t‘
Jol T. MUNYAN, 66 Canal
PROVIDENCE, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1851,
CITY ORDINANCES.,
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS,
GENTS' THIN BROGANS*
Crenk’s Orrice, Covnr or l'-oun,: |
Johnston, August 9th, 1851, |
TIIE Commissioners heretolore appointed on the estate
of Joseph Holloway, late of Johnston, deccased, re
presented insolvent, having m.ue report of the claims of
the creditors alowed by them—lt was ordered that the
sonsideration of the same be referred to a Court of Pro
pate to be holden at the Town Clerk’s Office, in said
Johnston, the 24 Saturday in September noxt, at 2 o'clock
p. m., where all persons interested are notified to attend,
a 3 ROBERT WILSON, P, Clerk.
CLErk’s Orpick, Count or Prosare,
Johnston, August Uth, 1851, ‘
REQU EST in writing is made by John M. King, that
he may be appointed Administrator on the estate of
his late wife, Emeline F. King, late of said Johnston, de
ceased. All persons interested in sald appointinent are
hereby notified to attend a Court of Probate to be holden
at the Town Clerk’s Office, in said Jolinston, the 2d Sat
urday in September next, at 2 o’clock p. m.,, and be heard
thereon, ROBERT WII.NDN, P. Clerk.
Crenk’s Orrilcg, Count o Pronate,
Johnston, August 9, 1831, z
AI.I‘ persons interested in the probate of a certain in
strument in writing purporting to be the last will and
testament of Asahel Paine, late of Johnston, deceased,
are he eby notified to attend a Court of Probate to be
holden at the Town Clerk’s Office, in said Johnston, the
2d Saturday in September next, at 2 o’clock, p. m., and
be heard thereon. ROBERT WILSON, s'. Clerk.
ESTATE OF CHRIS'R. W. BROWN,
Al.l, persons interested in the petition of f.emuel Angell,
Guardinn of the person and estate of Christopher W.
Brown, of North Providence, to sell certain real estate of
said ward, for the purposes thereinmentioned, are notified
to attend a Court of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Clerk’s Office, in said North Providence, on the first Sat
urday of September, A, D, 1851, at 9 o'clock, a. m., and
be Lieard thereon, if they see fit.
ub J. 11, WEEDEN, P. Clerk.
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.
"I‘IIE gibseribers appointed hy the Honorable Munic.pal
Conrt of the city of Providence, Commissioners to re
ceive and examine the claims against the estate of John
N well, late of said Providence, decensed, represented
insolvent, and how they are made out, give notice that
six months from the twenty sixth day of Aungust, 1851, are
allowed to the eredit: rs of said ~stateto bring in and prove
their clalms against the same, and that the 26th day of
November, 1851, and the 26th day of February, 1852, in
said term, from 9 o’clock a. m., to 12 o’clock m., on each
of said days, and the office of Samuel Aulliody, in said
Providence, are appointed by us the tmes and place for
meeting said creditors for the purpuses aforesaid.
JOHUN BUSSEY,
SAMUEL THURBER, § Com’rs.
JOUN TUCKER,
Providence, Aug. 30, I*sl,
The subscriber having been duly appointed and qualified
as Admiuistrator on the uluu-nh{nhto. requests all ror
sons indebted to the sume to make settiement with him
without delay. SAVUEL ASHLEY, Adw’r.
THE STATE OF RUHODE ISLAND AND PROVIL
DENCE PLANTATIONS,
Crerx’s Orrice, Surneme Covnr,
Providence, July 26th, A, D. 1851, ‘
Providence, sc.
‘vlll".lfl:AS, Mary Elizabeth Crowell, of North Provi
dence, in said county, wile of Benjamin F. Crowell,
has filed her petition in this office, praying for reasons
therein stated, that a decree ot divor o may he granted in
her favor and she be allowed to resume her furmer name
of Mary Elizabeth Salisbury ;
Notice is therefore hereby given tothe said Benjamin F.
Crowell to appear, if he shal' see fit, atthe flu'prema Court,
next to be holden at Providence, within and for satd coun
ty, on the fourth Monday of Septembor, A. D, 1851, then
and there to respond to said petition.
Jy3o LDWIN METCALF, Clerk.
Gs e D
FRUIT TREES OF EXTRA SIZE.
Now isthe time to trnn-yl-nt all kinds of
Trees and Plants.
EAGLI NURSERY.
Thisestablishment is about half w milesouth oft he
city of Providence,onthe middle road, or New Lon
on l'urnpike, where may be found alarge variety of Orni
mental Forestand Fruit l'rees, Flowering Shrubs, Herbuces
pus Plants, Vines, Creepers, &e, ‘l'rees of large gize,suitn
Yle for streets, &c.—suchas Lindea, Horse Chestnut, Flow
aring Tulip I'ree, Silver-leafed Ahell, the Rock, White,and
Bearlet Maples, Honey Locust, Flowering Catalpa, Red-ber
cied Mountain Ash; White doj English nns Awmerican
Elms ; Seoteh and American Laich Buropean Sycumnore
Tree. Those suitable for yards, walks, burying-grounds,
&c., are the Napoleon Weeping-willows: Ring-leafed do ;
Balsam or Silver Fir: Norway Spruce ; Hemlocks, Abhovati,
with many other kinds, Ve:o would call the attention of
the public in our selection of new and rare kinds of Fruits,
which is ever extensive, and are of a good size and ina
fine and healthy state, We believe they cannot he sur
passed by any nursery in our vicinity for size and quality:
Cherries, Pears, Plums, Apples, Peaches, Quinces, Apri
cots, Nectarines, with other kinds of small Fraits, such as
English Gooseberries, Currants, Strawherries, Raspberries,
&c; Asparagus Roots; Rhubarh for tarts: Box Edging; a
great selection of new and hardy Roses, P@onies,and Dah
lies ; u large variety of Flowering Shrubs and Bulbous
Roots ; alko, Thorns for hedges, All Treezand Plants wil!
be delivered in the city of Providence, if desired, free of
expense. Friends and the public generally are invited to
call and examine the same, which are in good orderfor
transplanting this fall or coming apring.
Directions for planting out trees of varionskinds also
the cultivation of the Peach Tree. Seecatalogue of Eagle
Nursery, just ruhlinhod. The above trees are now fitto
trangmant, and can be had on rensonable terms, by direct
ing alinetothe proprietors, at the Nursery. Orders mny
also be leftat the store of John W. Cole, N 0.5 Arcads,
providence, where catalogues may he had gratis,
Street Trees,of extra largesize; also Pear,Plum,and
Peach, do do. SILAS MOORE.,
Bagle Nursery ,Cranston, Oct. 17, 1850,
ALLEN'S PATENT FOR RAISING AND
LOWERING CARRIAGE TOPS,
ALL versons who use (,‘arrin‘ru well know the incon
venience of going to hoth sides to let down or raisa the
top, or of thrnsting the arm outside to work the joints first
one side and then the other, in order to manage the top,
With this patent applied to a common top all of the ahave
objections are entirely obviated. By taking hold of the
hand holder the top may be let dovn or raised nup with
perfect ense. Another advantage i<, the top willlast much
longer, as the spring prevents its wearing when let down,
by keeping the weight off from the leather. Al who wish
can have this improvement applied to their carriages al
ready in use at n very small exnense,
I'he subscriber isagent for the sale of the above article,
and any person can see a_model and have the operation
explained by calling at 95 Broad street
e N. A. EDDY, Hardwure Dealer,
HAY, STRAW AND CORN STALK CUT=-
TERS,
Those in want of a
good and durable Hay,
Straw or Corn Hlx\rl
Cutter ata low pricenre
invited to eall at the
Agricultural Warehouse
34 Canal sty up stairs,
where can be found the
largest and best assort.
ment in the State,—
These Cutters are made
expressly for our trade,
and although they have
no set Berews to be lost, or Sloats to be broken out, yet
they have the reputation among the knowing ones of he
ing the most simple and darable machine in use ; and if
our friends will call on ns we will #how them some im
provements which will leave Hovey’s “Capital [dens”
quite in the shade. They will he gold nt the lowest mun
nfacturer’s pnrn.r:'nd wnuam;«l 10 l:" l?":f";"";l or
the money refunded. A large dizcount made to dealers.
] ’ BURI)I(,‘K & BARRETT.
BARNSLEY LINEN SHEETING.
"‘ F.GLADDING & CO,. have just rec’d a large as-
T+ sortment of fine and heavy Linen Bhee ing, with a
complete assortment of Pillow Linens and Shirting Lin
ens, of the most approved mannfacture, which they offer
at the lowest prices at :5 N Main st, ald
SATIN VESTINGS,
Rl(‘ll heavy black atins, may be had at
al2 DAVIS’, 1 and 3 Arcade
BUFF MARSEILLES VESTINGS,
RB(‘I".IVI".I) this day 5 pleces buft Marseilles, of superior
styles ; also, an invoice of white Marseilles, of several
different styles and qualities, all of which are for enle low
at the Cloth Store, D. DAVIS, | and 3 Areade.
BLACK SATINS.
l)l!RCHA!EI! of the above goods are assured that they
can find as good an assortment at DAVIS’, 1 anl 3
Areade, as can be found 11 the city. AL
BOYS BELTS,
20 DOZEN boys’ Belts rec’d to ‘u'{ and for sile low
by D. DAVIS, land 3 Areade,
TTTTUWEDDING CAKE BOXES.
A LARGE assortment for sale low by
jo2B MATHER & BURR 17 Westminster ot.
NEW RBOOK.
TIIB United States Post Office Guide, containing a his.
tory of the pust ofilce system thronghont the world,
with an expos‘tion of its leading features and characteris
tics in ench conntry respectively ; n review of thespost of
fice establishments in the United States ; an exposition of
the scheme of distribution rates of inland postage upen let
ters, books, newspapers, engravings, &ec.; an exposition
of the franking; instructions for mailing, delivery of let.
ters, collection of postage ; rates of fmo‘ln postage, mis
cellaneons statistica, items and instructions, comprehend.
ing almost any case that can arise uuder or flow from the
operation of our post office svstem, as the failure of the
mail, loss of money letters, dead lotlors, mis directions,
mistakes, &c. ; a list of all the post otfices in the United
States ; a list of all the mail routes, and the time required
in carrying the mail, the whole forming a key to facilitate
single distribution, hy which the course of & letter mailed
at m:)- office may be clearly ascertained, Just published
and for snle by 3
GLADDING & BROTHER, 21 Westminster st,
STATIONERY AND ACCOUNT BOOKS.
('BUR(H‘. H. WHITNEY, 3 Westminster st, invites
N attention to his extensive and well gelected stock,
constituting one of the largest assortments to be found in
the city. English, French and American Writing and
Letter Paper, plainand ruled : Blank Book Papers of Eng
lish and American manufacture ; Whatman's Turkey
Mills Deawing Papers ; Note, Blotting, Envelope and
Tracing Papers, &c. A superior article of Copying Press,
manufnctured expressly for onr sales ; Seal Presses , Copy
ing Letter Books ; Oiled Sheets ; Brushes; Writing and
Copying Inks; Manitold Lotter Writers ; Patent Account
vouks, &, Banks, Public Offices, Insurance, Railrond
and Manufacturing Compnnies, Merchants and others,
furnished with Account Books made of superior paper,
ruled and bound in any style required. A large assot
ment of Blank Account Books, of all sizes, and in various
styles of binding, con tantly on hand, from which sets of
books can be selected which will be warranted to give
satisfaction. ult
NEW BOOKS,
EI‘IF()I)E!‘ of Tnsect Life, by Achela Domestica, M. E.
8., second ser.es.
The Great Harmonia, Vol 2, being a philosophical reve
lation of the natuial, spiritual and celestial universe, by
Andrew Jackson Davis, author ot the Principles of naturs,
&e. Just rec’d and for sale by
alld GEO. . WHITNEY, 3 Westminster st
LETTER COPYING PRESSES.
']\ HE greatest variety, embracing the most desirable
patterns ; also Letter i wks, and all materinls neces
sary to use with Copying Presses, constantly for sale low
2 GEG. 1. WHITNEY'S, 3 Westminster st.
HERBARIUMS,
ANI) ferap Books, plain and gilt edgay, a large supply
just rec’d and for sale by
alt GEO. . WHITNDY, 3 Westminster st.
o o L
ON Free Masonry, by B. Cranston, just published, for
sale by GEO. (. WHITNEY, 3 Westininster sl.
VALENCIENNES LACKES, &c.
(‘ F. GLADDING & CO. have just rec’d an assort.
N ment of Valenciennes Edgings and Insertings of va
rions widths and in beautiful styles ; also Engiish 'l'llrnul
Laces, and a hte:u variety of cheaper Laces ; wrought
Cambric and Muslin Collars ; muoshin Chemiseties ; lace
Capes ; Berthas Sleeves ; renl Valenciennes Collars and
Cufls ; muslin and cambric Edgings and Insertings, and a
complete nssortment of vther lace goods and embroideries,
for sale at the lowest prices at 63 North Main st, alt
SUMMER BLANKETS.
(' F.GLADDING & CO., have rec'd 1 bale 114 and
No 124 light Summer Blankets, anow article, rec’d and
for sale at low prices, at 45 N Main st. . ult
PARASOLS,
(" F. GLADDING & CO., have rec’d n large assort-
N+ ment of Parasols, in the newest styles of the season,
for #ale at the lowest prices at 35 N Main st. ald
Se . s & Al B
SUMMER BLANKETS.
(1 F.GLADDING & CO., have just rec'd light thin
Ko woolen Blankets, in all sizes, a good summer article,
for sale at the lowest prices at 35 N Main st. ald
GLAZED SILIK TRAVELING CAPS,
J UST rec’d a'ot ot glazed silk 'l‘ruvelmt Caps, for sale
at GEO. R, WHIPPLIECH,
Also, Bloomer Cloth Caps ; l:(mu Collars ; Linen Hus
penders ; Coat Links; Bilk an Cotton Hose, just rec’d
and for sale as nbove,
BLOOMER CLOTH CAPS,
Jus'r rec’d and for sale at
aIG GEORGE R. WHIPPLIVS,
GLAZED SILK CAPN,
JUS'I‘ rec’d a lot of glazed sitk Caps, for sale at
GEO. R, WHIPPLIE S,
Just rec’d a lot of Coat Links, for sale as above. ald
=TT PANAMA HATS.
A FEW more left at
a 3
SUGARS.
10 BBLS St Croix Sugar, first quality ; 10 bbls Havana
hrown Sugar, for sale I.{(
jys TIMOTHY MUNYAN, 66 Canal st
sNUKH.
TWO hundred Ibs Lortlard’s Snuff, in #mall size biad
ders ;5 jars do Maccabov Suuff. for sale low by
Jys TIMOTHY MUNYAN, 66 Canal st.
CORN BROOMS,
10 DOZ for sale at 175 Westminster st by
ald S 0. LESTER. _
RICE.
llE.\l) Rica, at retatl by
alt J. G. LESTER, 173 Westminster st.
BUTTER
\VINE, Pie Nie, Boda, Sugar umi Weeden's soft Crack
ers, at retail by
ald J. G. LESTER, 173 Westminster ~
FAMILY FLOUR,
[N b, half bbls and bags, r-‘.r’.’m’h:{’ §
ald J. G. LESTER, 173 Westminster st.
SALMON.
Nr.w Smoked Salmon, at retail by
ald J. G. LESTER, 173 Westminster st.
. NO.I MACKEREL,
lN kits of 12} and 25 Ibs each, for sae ut 173 Westmin
ster st, by J.G. LESTER.
FILE HANDLES,
l“(m Jewellers' use, for sale at No. 53 Broad st, firs
door below the Arcade,
ald GARDINER & TIFFANY.
IRON AXLES,
OF all descriptions, constantly on hand and for sale at
No. 53 Broad st, first door below the Arcade
aid GARDINER & TIFFANY.
CHAIN PUMPS,
"I"IlE subscriber has now on hand about 6000 feet of ex
tra Tubing for chinin Pumps ; also about four tons of
galvanized Pump Chain, of different qualities, together
with an extensive assortment of Chain Pump fixtures, all
of which are offered at reasonanle prices, wholesale or re
tail, by N. A. EDDY, agent for the manufacturer, 95
Brond st. alb
CURRY COMBS, .
J UST roc’d, 100 dozen Curry Combs, of different quali
ties, fur sale chenp ut wholesale or retail, by
alb N. A. EDDY, No. % Broad st,
HORSE NAILS,
Ol’-‘ extra quality, for sale by 5
al6 N. A. EDDY, 95 Broad st.
COLOGNE WATER,
F a superior quality, for sale cheap by
OF 318" P AMBROSE MORSE, drugest, 75 N Main st
INK. Ry
lIARRISON’S (‘olmntu-n; .|T|;\, the gennine, for sale by
alt AMBROSE MORSE, 75 N Main st.
MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIAj
AI.SU, Dunbar’s, for sale by B
alt AMBROSE MORSE, 75N Main st.
EYE WATER.
rr HOMPRNN'S l-.;; “’ut'e'r:-fiv»r—l'n-lirhy
AMBROSE MORSE, deoggist, 75 N. Malin st.
g i OPIUM.
TL’RKBY Opinm, very nice, for sale at wholesale or
retail by
alt AMBROSE MORSE, druggist, 75 N. Main st,
FLUID EXTRACT VALERIAN, -
for snle :‘v G
al6 AMBROSE MORSE, draggist, 75 N. Main st.
HONEY.
[)Um: Northern Honey, for sale by
alt AMBROSE MORSE, draggist, 75 N . Main st,
ACIDS,
NITRIC. Muristie and Sulphuric Acids, warranted
guro. for sale by
al AMBROSE MORSE, 75 N Main =,
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.
M()R!‘E‘fl Componnd Syp of Yeimw Dock Root, for
sale in any quanm{, by
ald AMBRORE MORSE, 75 N Main st.
CASTILE SOAP,
l"Ol sale at wnolesale or retall by
alld AMBROSE MORSE, 75 N Main st
BITTERS,
OVB Grosse Groene's Oxygenated Bitters, a celebrated
articte for the cura of dyspepsia, for sale wholesale
and retail at the Great Mortar, 45 N Main st, "‘
alt H. 1. BURRINGTON.
PINK SAUCERS,
Osr. Gross Pink Sancers of sunerior guality, for cale b‘
the dozen or less quantity, at the Great Mortar 45
Main st, by H. H. BURRINGTON,
DEWEY ROSES,
(-u)l.f)fl NE of delightful perfame, equal in fragrance to
7 n bed of lowers, put nr in bottles of A new and beau
1t pattern ; ale~, for sale low in quantities to suit, at the
Great Montar 45 fl Main st, by
alf H. 1. BURRINGTON,
CONGRESS WATER,
CONOIm Water, this day landing, fresh from the
E :g'u“:‘u sale by the box or bottle at (he Great Mor
tar, 45 N nst by H. H, BURRINGTON,
Tlexald.
=% BOOKS,
RUDIMEN TARY Treatise un Warming and Ventilla
tion, hy Charles Tomlinson.
Rudimentary and Practica) I'reatise on Music, by Chas,
Child Spencer,
Travels in the East, including a Journey in the Holy
LM:d. by Alphonse de Lamartine, with a memolr of the
author.
fo, a tale of the olden Fane, b{ R Barton.
Sunbeams and Shadows and Bad« and Blossoms, or
leaves (rom Aunt Minnie’s Portfolio, by Georgie A. Hulse.
Appleton’s Diction 'ry of Mechanies' Eigine Work and
Fngineering, No. 38, For sule &v
030 G. H, WHITNEY, 3 Westminster st.
NEW BOOKS, |
TRAVELR and Adventures in Mexico, in the course of
a journey of upwards of 2500 miles, pflum.tl on foot,
giving an account of the manners and customs of the peo.
ple, and the agricultural and mineral resources of Ihat
gountry, by William W. Carponter, late of the U, 8. Army.
F'flu l"uto, asale of Stirring Tunes, by G. P R, James,
189
1.-‘!lemom- of Goology, intended for the use of tudents,
by Samuel St John,
Romance Dust from the Historie Placer, by Win. Star
buck Mayo, author of Kaloolah, Berber, &¢.
The Stone Mason of Paint Point, a village tale, by A, de
Lamartine. For sale by
a 7 G, . WHITNEY, 3 Westminster st.
JAMES' NEW WORK.
'l‘ I:E Fate, a talo of stirring times, by . P. R. James,
1.
Travels and Adventures in Mexico, in the course of
Journeys of npwards of 2500 miles, performed on foot, giv
ing an ncconnt ol the manners and eustoms of the peoole,
and the agricnitural and minernd resour es of that country,
by Willinm W, Carpenter, late of the U, 5, Ariny
Just published and fur sale at 17 Westininster st, by
a 7 MATHER & BURR.
ROOKS.,
'l\ll AVELS and adventures in Mexico, in the course of
Journoys of upwards 2500 miles performed on foot,
giving an account of the manners and cnstoms of the peo
ple, and the agricultural and mineral resources of that
country, by Willinm W. Carpenter, Inte of the /. 8. Army.
The Fate, a tale of uumn? Times, by G. P. R, James.
For sale by G .Al)l)lM!h BROTHER,
BOOKNS.
gll NBEAMS and #hadows, and Buds and Blossoms, or
:I Loaves from Aunt Minnie’s Portlulio, by Georgie A.
ulse,
fo, & tale of the Olden Fane, by R. Barton,
No. 34 Byrnes' Dictionary of Mechanics, Engineoring
and Engine Work, For sale by
Wl GLADDING & BROTHER.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
(! F. GLADDING & CO, have just rec’d an assort
N e nt of new fall Dry Goods, embracing somas bheau
tiful styles Indies’ diess goods, &, and will be in frequent
receipt of new and desirnble articles as they appear in
market, all which they offer for sale at the lowest prices,
at 45 North Main st, adl
DARK BAREGE DF. LAINES,
( ¢ F GLADDING & CO, have fust rec’d a few pleces
Ko dark Barege de Laines, for sale cheap at Jo North
Main st. usl
BUFFALO ROBES.
J UST rec’d a fine lot of Buffalo Robes, for sale at GEO.
R, WHIPPLE'S furnishing goods store, 7 Wnunm-;u
! ad
GEO. R, WHIPPLE'S
BOOKNS.,
LADIES RUBBER GLOVES,
J UST rec’d and for sale at
GEORGE R. WHIPPLFE'S, 7 Westminster si.
Bathing Caps, just roc’d and for sale as above a 0
CASTA GLOVES,
JIYH'I‘ rec'd and for sale at GEORGE R, WIIPPLE'S
Hat and Cap store, 7 Westminster st. udo
BUFFALO ROBES
J"'S'l’ rec’d and for sale at GEORGE ll WHIPPLE'S
Hat and Cap store, 7 Westminster st,
Fancy =ik Ceavats; shirts and Collars of all sizes ; Sus«
penders of extra lengths, just rec’d and for snle as above
- COW TIES,
J UST received and for sale at No. 53 Broad st, first door
below the Arcade, GARDINER & 'l'll"?' ‘NY',
HORSE NAILS,
Tlll". genuine G Horss Nails, tor sale at No. 53 Broad st,
first door below the Arcade,
a 7 GARDINER & TIFFANY.
: MEAT HOOKS,
l‘“ M Britehers’ use, for sale at No. 53 Broad st, first door
below the Arcade. GALDINER & TIFFANY.
WOOD HAMES,
A FIRST rate article for sale by
GARDINER & TIFFANY,
a 7 No. ond st, first door below the Arcade
NAY CUTTERS,
C HOVEY & CO'B manufacture, tor sale by
. GARDINER & TIFFANY,
ny No. 53 Broad st, first door below the Arcade.
WROUGHT NATLS,
[“”R enle at No. 53 Broad st, first door below the Areade.
Jyao GARDINER & TIFFANY.
TRACE CHAINS,
J UST received and for snle at No. 5 Broad st, first door
below the Areade GARDINER & TIFFANY.
WINDOWS, *
A LOT of new Windows, of different sizes, for sale low
to close a consigninent, by
Jy2o OLIVER JOHUNHON, 13 Exchange st.
. CORN STARCH. : =
Tl‘}N hoxes Corn Btarch, for sale by
Jy26 OLIVER JOHNSON, 13 Exchange st.
¥ MINERAL PAINT.
l & BBLS Fire and Water proof Paint, for sale hy
Dy OLIVER JOHNSON, 15 Exchange st.
5 WINDOW GLASS,
G;P() BOXES French and American Window Glass for
DU sute by OLIVER JOHNSON, 13 Exchange st.
HAIR INVIGORATOR.
l)ll/\l.”.\".q Chemieal Hair Invigorator, for sale by
ad) AMBROSE MORSE, druggist, 75 N. Main st
FPLUID EXTRACTS OF VALERIAN.
%EN!\'A, Pink Rout, &c, for =ale by the dozen or single
) pottle, by AMBROSE MORSE, diniggist and apo he
cary, 75 North Main st, udo
CAMPHENE
AND Burning Fluid, for sale by
w 0 AMBROSE MORSE, 75 N. Main st.
3 COD LIVER OIL.
l{l':‘ll’l'(k\'. Clark & Co's Cod Liver Oil, for sale by
ado AMBROSE MORSE. drugeist, 75 N. Main st,
DYSENTERY CORDIAL,
!\l R, B, Kidder's Cholera, Dysentery and Diarrhaea Cor.
AVR dial, for sale at 75 North Main st, by
w3O AMBROSE MORSE, druggist.
POTASH, )
‘7 ERY white and nice, for sale by AMBROSE MORSE,
druggist and apothecary, 75 North Main st. ado
OLIVE OIL,
I.\! bottles and flasks, wurranted to be of a superior qnal
ity, and for sule hy
udo AMBROSE MORSE, druggist, 75 N. Maip st
MORSE'S VEGETABLE POMADE.
r]‘llln is n very valuable preparation for beautilying and
dressing the hair. It will promote its growth and
prevent it from falling off, and keep the hair in a moist
condition. For sale by
a2l AMBROSE MORSE, druggist, 75 N. Main st.
BRITISH OIL,
l“flR wnle by
a2l AMBROSE MORSE, druggist, 75 N. Main st
38 GINGER ROOT,
Ol" a superior quality, for sale at 75 N. Main st, by
a? 7 AMBROSE MORSE, druggist and apothecary.
HUNT'S LINIMENT,
AN excellent remedy for wounds, bruises, burng, rheu
matisin, &e, for sale by
uRo AMBROSE MORSE, druggist, 75 N. Main st.
ORANGE FLOWER LOTION,
l‘\UR sale by AMBROSE MORSE, druggist and apothe
cary, 75 North Main s, aldv
ANEW TOOTH POWDER.
I;URRI.\‘(:'I‘UN‘Q Strawberry Tooth Powder, a choice,
pure and extremely delicate dentifrice, for rendering
the teeth and gums healthy, peautiful and attractive. This
admirable preparation contains no deid or anything that is
injurious 1o the teeth or the gnms . on the contrary, it p«
sesses remarkable qualities for their preservation, Fre
pared and for sale at the Great Mortar, 45 North Main st.
a3O M. M. BURRINGTON, Chemist and Apothecary.
FRENCH PAINT & VARNISH BRUSHES,
A SUPERIOR aiticle, for sale at the Great Mortar, 45
North Main st, by M. . BURRINGTON,
SEIDLITZ POWDERS.
l;l'Tl.El'fl Tasteless Seidlitz Powders, for sale at the
Great Mortar, 45 N Main st, by
aln H M. BURRINGTON.
CONGRESS WATER,
DIRI".("I‘ from the Spring, for sale by the bux or bottle,
at the Great Mortar, 45 N Main st, b[,
a 0 . 1. BURRINGTON.
TRUSSES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Dunn AL Supporters and Shoulder Braces, comprisin
the largest and most extensive assortment to he finn:
in Rhode Istand, Persons requiring any or all of these
instruments will, by calling on the subseriber, be sure to
find those adapted to their wants, and warranted to give
satisfaction in every re<pect. 11. H. BURRINGTON,
chemist und apothecary, at the Great Mortar, 45 North
Main st r)L
ot g s o
50 Doz !yr\nuduwflod -m‘-& l:v -.hu“.uho‘ fn'.flory
with Mamm ~
T e .l:l'l_l'l.jn’l‘o.‘.
CANADA SNAKE ROOT. 2
3 RBLAR Canada Snake Root, for sale at the Great Mortar,
45 North Main st, by H. M. BURRINGTON,
GLASS WARE.
‘ “o PACKAGES Glass Ware, comprising a large warl
a‘. for sale at the lowest rates at the Gireat Mortar,
45 North Main o, by H. 0. BURRINGTON,
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Business Cards.,
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FRANCIS READ,
MANUFACTUNRER AYD DRALER IN
PAPER HANGINGE AND BAND BOXES,
No. 116 Westminster Street, Providence, R, I,
O S —— - - - L e e
ROWE & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS (N
BOOKS, PERIODICALS AND NEWHEPAPERS,
N 0.20 Market “quare , underthe Frauklin House
Agentsfor Willmers & Smiths’ European Times,and foral
Kinds of Foreign Magazines, Books and Newspapers.
Rowe & Co. will recoive subscriptions for all kinds o
Mugazines and Newspapers published inthe United
States, and deliver them to all parts of the city
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J. TILLSON,
IMJURTENR OF
SHOE MANUFACTURERS' GOODS,
. N 0.23 North Market Street,
BOSTON,
N.B.—Lastings, Galloons,#hoeund Patent Linen Threade
Boot Webbings, Cords, Braids, Cutlery articles, &s.
HENRY C. MATHEWSON,
DEALER IN
| ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL.
~ White and Red Ash Conl, of the best qualities, for sale by
| the eargo or single ton,
| Office foot of Ship street, Providence.
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| EZRA BAKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
l BOOTH AND SHOESN,
| No. 55 Bouth Main Street,
‘ Where may be found at all times, a good assortment of I
dies’, gentlemen’s, misses’ bhoy«"and children’s Boots
| and Shoes. from the bestimanufacturers inthe country.
L e
| GARDINER & TIFFANY,
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERSIN
DOMESTIC HARDWARE
I Arso, IMronrens on
'ENGLISH AND GERMAN HARDWARE.
First door below the Arcade, 53 Broad street,
Nioworas B, Ganvingn Jamus Tiewanw
e - e ————
ISAAC HEDLY & Co.,
WHOLESALR AND RETAIL DEALERY 1Y
GROCERIES, DRY GOODE, READY MADE CLOTH -
ING, BOOTS AND SHOES, ke,
N. B.<Garments cut and made to order,
No. 32 Canal Street,
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N. A. EDDY,
DEALERY IN
HARDWARE,
No. 95 Broud st.
Canntacreano Hanxess Trimminas, <xon ano Montieg
Locks, oF BVYERY VARIETY,
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C. MORSE,JR,
MANUFACTURER OF THR
‘COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK ROOT,*
No. 102 Fountain St.eet
CHARLES F. PHILLIPS,
FEALER IN
HAKRDWARE,
No. 248 Canal Street, (up stairs,) Providence.
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CYRUS HANDY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALENR IIN
READY MADE CLOTHING,
No. 57 Westminster Street, up stairs,
Provivexce, R |
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GEOKGE R. WHIPPLE,
HAT AND CAP \rl.\.\l'l".\l"l'l'KEß,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
HATSE, CAPS, AND FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 7 Westminster street.
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GEORGE H. WHITNEY,
(Successor to C, Burnett, Jr.'
PUBLISHER, BOOK SELLER axu IMPORTER, AND
DEALER IN PLAIN AND FANCY R'l‘A'l'lUNle.
No.J Westminster street, Providence, R. 1.
Particularattention giventotherebinding of Bookste
order. 3
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OTIS H. KELTON & CO.,
LIVERY STABLE
Office, rear of Aborn’s building, North Main street, Provi.
dence.
o 7 Horses and Carringes, of every description, furnish
ed at the shortest notice. Orders left at the office will be
punctually attended to,
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AMBROSE MORSE,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
No 75, North Main street,
I constantly supplied with family medicines o ."’r'“'.
riety und description. Also, all Kindsof Shakers’ herbs,
extracts, roots and barks—Likewise all kinds of
fancy soaps, pomades, perfumery, &e.
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MATHER & BURR,
BOOKSELLRES AND STATIONERS,
No. 17 Westminster street, Providence.
[ Subscriptions received for various periodicals 6%
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DAVID DAVIS,
DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, AZD
WOOLEN GOOD~, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Nos. 1 and 3 Arcade, Providence, R. [,
e e . et e e e e ee————ND
M. W. COOPER,
ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
JOBHBER AND RETAILER OF
LACES, EMBROIDERIES, MUSLINS, HOSIERY,
MILLINERY ARTICLES, &¢. &e¢. &e.
No. 63 Westminster street,
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P. B, STINESS, JUR,
DEALER INY
HATS, CAPS, FURS, UMBRELLAS, &ke.
No. 15, Arcade, Providence, R. L.
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TIMOTHY MU NYAN,
DEALER IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
* No. 66 Canal Street, Providence.
G. F. GLADDING & 06.
DEALERS IIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos. 33 and 35 North Main Street
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H. H. BURRINQTON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS,M };nlt‘l\')’..-',rll.l‘. MICALS DYESTUFFS ke
Nos. 43 and 45 North Main Street,
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A. M. LELAND,
DEALER IN
AUSIC, MUSICALINSTRUMENTS or 4t KINDE k¢
No. 135 Westminster St,
JOHN NATHAN,
TAILOR AND CLOTHES CLEANER,
No. 157 Westminster st,
New and second hand Clothing, for sale cheap for eash
The highest cush price paid for cast o'(‘lmhll!.
BURDICK & BARRETT,
DEALERS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS TOOLS SEEDS &
N 0.34 Canal Street, up stairs.
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O.F. DUTCHER,
DEALER IIN
HATS CAPS, UMBRELLAS, FURS, &e.
N 0.14 Market Square, Providence.
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OLIVERJVOHNSON,
PEALER IV
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, ke
No. 13 Exchange Street,
D - - e
GLADDING & BROTHER
PUBLISH ERS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONRRS
No. 21 Westminster street,
T ALLEN J. BROWN,
DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No.lll Broad street.
MOORES’ NURSERY,
Cranston, R. 1., hoif a mile from Providenee.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREER rmwrl
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF SHRUBBERY.
SILAS MOORE, Propristor,
TILLINGHAST SHELDON,
WHOLESALR OCER
FLOUR AND COMMISEION MERCHANT,
No. 9 RBroad Street, ; %
J. Q. LESTER,
SWHOLESALE AND RETAIL DFALER IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES n& FRUMP
No 173 Wemminster §