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Death Of SiIas Wright.

Dc4tn OIL S11aS "fIS".
The circumstances Of Mr.. Wright's death
are thus stated by the Ogdensburgh Repub-
lican:
About half-pus eight o'clock, A. NJ. Mr..
Wright called ot the Post Office, apparently
in his usual health. While seated in a chair
in the Post Office, reading letter, the young
man, clerk in the office, who wns alone, per.
ceivod that he had dropped the letter, and ap-
peared as if seized by sudden pain. He was
alarmed and inquired Of Mr.. Wright what
was the matter? Mr.. Wright putting his
hand to his heart, replied that he was suffer.
ing extreme pain in his chest-that he had
twice before within the week felt similar
pain, and that upon sitting down It passed
away. But this was more severe, he felt il
passing into his left arm and to his neck
He rose and went to the door to 60 home,
but returned to his scat and desired the young
man to 60 or send for Doctor Clark. The
young man sent for Mr.. Clark, who soon
came into the Office and gave Mr.. Wrgh,
some medicine which seemed 10 relieve him,
and Mr. Wright, accompanied by the Doc
tor, walked home, few rods from the Office
The Doctor remained with Mr.. Wright al
his house some time, and left him lying upon
his bed in gentle perspiration, supposing
him to be better. Very soon after he had
left him, n message reached Doctor CLARK
that Mr.. Wright was dying, and before the
Doctor reached the house he was dead.
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II
Eiii sale. that desirable estate in Pei,
ak ham street, late the property OF
Alexander Murray, deceased. The house is
sufficiently capscious for the largest family.
and equally well calculated for a genieel
Boarding House, for which 1t was originally
designed, and has, as such, always been well
patronized. 1t was built about eight years
since. Of the very best materials. is well
finished, and has always been KEEP, in perfec,
repair. The rooms are large, high and well
arranged, and command most extensive
view ofthe Ocean, harbor, Bay and surround.
ing country, such as is not surpassed by any
others in Newport. On the premises Is a
we'll Of excellent water, always found sufii-
cient even in the dryest season Also, two
very large cistcrns, choice fruit and orna
mental trees, and every convenience for such
an establishment. The lot is % f.. on Pei.
ham st., the same on Mill, and 1872 feet on
Corne street.
The Furniture will be sold with il, if de.
sired, and any reasonable amount can re
main, secured by Mortgage, for term Of
years.
If not cold by the 25lh Of March next, the
business will he continued a. heretofore.
For further information, terms, &c, apply,
on the premises.
MARGARET MURRAY.
Newport, Sept. !, lsi7- 6m23
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M MARINE LIST. AZ
pODP OQ S1@V2PODPo
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY. Aug. 26.
Brgs Amherst, Anderson, from Calais Iris
Mann. Prov for Picton.
Schr's Patriot, Baker, from Kennebeck; Mary
Ann, Allen, Machias for Prov.
Sloop Vigani, Heath, Prov for N York,
FRIDAY. Aug. 81.
Bark Cumberland, Blanchard, River for
Pctou.
Brig May Flower. Graham, Dgbion for do
Schr's Emily Night, Houseman. Bangor for
Prov Eagle. Manters, Thomaston for N York
John C. Faxton.--, Boston for Phila Envoy,
Hans, Prov for Bangor.
SchI's Ormus, Sanders; from Bangor Penn
maqud. Farmer. from do; Z A Stevens, Briggs.
Baltimore for Waieham.
Sloop Rienzi, Durtee, N York for Prov.
SATURDAY, Aug, %.
Bark Emgrant. Clifford. returned dismasted.
Schr's VIM Henry May. Phila for Bristol +;
Henry Lemuel, Cameron, do for Digbton: Geo
Washington Winslow, Nantucket for Phlla.
SUNDAY, Aug 90.
Schrs Cheron. Cheron firm Phia; Congress.
Sayer, Prov for Pha; Sterling. Pike, Dighton
MONDAY, Aug 30.
Schr. Matamora, Hopkins, from Phila. Da-
MEL Baker, French, from do Splendid, Borden.
Taunton for Ph,la. /; Darius, Nckerson. Prov.
for Boston Fannie Mitchell, Mitchell. Prov.
for Bangor; Amircirmide, Samuel, do for Bath;
Mary. Gould, Digh,on, for IslesboTo: Caroline,
=, Prov. for Bath; Anconer, Chapman, do
for Phla. Oneio, Crowell, Fall River for do
Cheshire, Marsh. Boston for Norfolk.
Bark Mariel. Briant Fall River for Phila.
TUESDAY, Aug. 81.
Schr. Henry Gibbs, Gibbs. New Bedford for
New York Creole, Allen, Baltimore for Fall
River; Native, Chambers, from Philadelphia.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 81.
Cid. Brig Henry, Fowler, for New-York.
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Marine Memoranda.

Ship st Lawrence, Brown, arr at Bait 25tl
ult, from Phila.
Bark Huma, Weeden, was passed Ang I6
lat. 80 33, Ion. 70 10, from Charleston for Bar
celona.
Brig Algonquin Smith, was at Demarara
5th ult., from Machias, dis'cg.
Brig Samuel Brown, Thatcher, arr at Alex
andIia 2Sth from Boston.
Schr. Warsaw, Burdick, cid at New Orleans
18th ult., for Tampico.
Sch'r Alexander, Hammond, cid at N Or
leans 18th for Mobile.
Schr Martha Cozzens, cid at New Orleans
18th for Pensacola.
Spoken-Aug 4, lat 10 10 N, lon 41a w, bark
America, Smiley, of and for this port, leaky
from this it would appear that the did moi
put into Rio Janero. as was expected.
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RHODESLANDER THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER

ELorEsGNr oRDINARv LAST week.
John Ward, Jr.. Of HaIifax, Me eloped from
his fathers residence with n buaom younr
widow, the house-keeper. TO whom no was
married immediately afiar at the parish church.
The gay i"ihri" Is in his 6l.t year, and the
blooming bride about half his age On m.
news being communicated to his yon.-nbl.
parent, he said It's all right; bur ir I'd
been n year or two younger, h. shouldn' I
have had her; I'D beer before him"
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DR wooD'x saRsArARILLA AMI Wild CHERRY -
This excellent remedy is now offered to the public
srAsDARD MsDicIsE for its aud the high character
u has attained with the community, shows that n
ts that title II hiss already been used with the great
est success remedy for tanker OF the stomach,
Vertigo In digestion, Debility, Rheumstsm Liver Com
plsnt, IIsadsehs scroiulous Affection, etc, etc
Nothing be safer certain IN lie operation
ToT sale by n J. TAYLOR.
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IN Honor 10 has Mother. John, inquired a
dominic of hopeful pupil what is a mailer 2
a man who nails said John Very good
What is n tailorP One who makes tails %,
you stupid fellow said The dominic. biting his
lips. "a man who makes taisr Yes, master,
returned John 'if the tailor did not put tails to
the coats he made, they would be all jackets -
Sit down, John, you're an honor to your ma
teinal parent
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NOTICES..

NEXT MONDAY EVENING, nt 7 lie o'clock, q
sermon will he delivered In the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
before the Association Of Baptist Ministers OF the
State Of Rhode Island by the Rev. D. +. Byram' o'
Valley Falls.
Tuesday will be occupied with the usual business oi
the Ministers Association.
Tuesday evening, there will be in tho same place,
either a sermon by some clergyman from abroad, or,
what has usually been interesiing-s ministerial
conference.
The Eightieth Anniversary Of the Warren Baptist
Association will be holden with the First Baptist Church
IN this town. next Wednesday and Thursday The an
nua sermon before the body will be preached on Wed
nesday morning, at 10 o'clock, by the Rev. DR.. way
land, Of Brown University.
The Annual Meeting OF the II. l. Baptist Sabbath
school Association will be holden In the First Baptist
Meeting House, Wednesday evening.
Newport, Sept. 2, I347.
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Flour is moderate. inquiry a 1915 tor
Genesee, SIS so a S Go for Western. The
market is henvier than yesterday.
Corn IS dull. Mixed II n az Yellow "a
a IS Sales Small.
Rye is 80 a vs. with sales.
Barley 55.
Oats 40 a 43--quiet
Cotton heavy,
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MAHHlAE&Sa

In this town, on the 25th ult., by the Rev. Mr.
Brewster, William w. Sims, Of Georgia, to
Margaret Mason, of this town.
In New York, on the 10Th ult, by the Rev.
Mr.. Gothard, Mr.. David Rolf, of Jersey City,
and Miss Elizabeth w. White, formerly of this
town,
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Hammond's Circulating Library,

ss29-Wood Leighton, or ayear in the countryi b,
Mary Hewitt.
$3.50 Conques, OF Peru, with a preliminary view o
the civilization OF the lneas, by W. II. Prescott
l363l-Cecilia, or Woman's love, by Alex. Dumas.
3632shakspeare and his Friends, the Golden Age
Merry England, by T. Williams, Esq.
3633-Youth OF Shakspeaie, by do.
3634-Gipsey, or the Robbers of Naples, by Lieutenant
Murray.
1856 o'suvans Love, legend Of Edenmore, and the
history OF Paddy Go-easy aud his wife Nancy, b,
$685. Martin the Founding, or the Memoirs OF Vale,
de Chambre, by Eugene Sue. ]
32s0-Courtier of the days Of Charles 3D. with other
asa7-Russeii, tale OF the reign Of Charles 3D. by G.
+. Il. James,
a63s-Edward Manning, or the Bride and the Maiden,
by Ingrahnm. !
3639-Knght Of Gwynne, a tale Of the time OF the
Union, by Charles Lover.
32sI-Men, Women and Books, selection Of sketches,
Essays and critical memoirs, from his uncollected
Prose writings, by Leigh Hunt.
9s40-Kttys Relations and other Pencil Sketches, by
Miss Leslie.
s64l-Isabe of Bavaria the Chronicles Of France for
the reign Of Charles vi, by Alex Dumas.
S2s2-Lous the XIV, and tho Court OF France in the
I7ih century, bv Miss Pardoe.
3642-Dancing Feather and it's sequel Morris Graeme
by Ingraham. !
s2ss-CromwelI, vindica,ion of by J. H. Merle DAN.
bgne, ID. II.
asis-T6e seere, Passion, by the author of Youth Of
Shakespeare"
32s4-Life OF Mrs Godolphn. by John Evelyn OF Woo
ton, edited by Samuel Lord, Bishop of Oxford !
3z65-Omoo, n narrative OF adventures IN tho south
Seas, by Herman Melville. . j
Hall and the Lord OF the MANOR by
II. w. Herbert ]
3645-secret Tribunal or the Dagger and the Cord,
novel ofthe 18th century, by Alex. Dumas;
32s6Sketches of Newport and its vicinity, win no
tices respecting the History, settlement, and Ge-
ogrsphy OF Rhode Island, illustrated with engrav,
tngs
seie-Uioveland, a tale of the Catholic Church. |
Sept. 2.-2i
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NOTICE.

be- csA THE steamer PER-
9fa1t2IlfMsS> RY will hereafter leave New
rFz1ssssz.Z2skx. port for Providence avery
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday morning at
Z o'clock, instead Of 5, as heretofore.
And will leave Providence same day at II
o'clock A. NJ, instead Of 10, az heretofore. BY
thi: arrangement, passengers can leave New.
port at z o'clock and arrive Ut Providence in
season to meet the 10 "a O clock, A. NJ. tram
for Boston. Sept 9 IS47
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Stocking Yarn.

HTYIILIAM C. COZZENs, ~ Co, have received
w their Fall supply Of the very hest qnnliiiss of
LIGHT aud DARK BLUE Mud YARN. GREY, La
vENDER, BLACK, WHITE and SCARLET.
One Kind we CONSIDER, fully equal to tho best old
fashioned Country yarn.
ALSO
Blue MlXD. Blk aud White WorHied.
For sale Low by WIN. T.. COZZEAs Co.
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French steamer.

The French steamer New York, for New
York. l6 days from Cherbourgh, put into this
harbor last night for coal. She had ! 10 pas
sengers on boaEd. We have not been able
To obtain any news.
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The Fall Term
Last Notice.

Last Notice.
HNIIE subscI iber win be at his old residence
u in Newport ill the 10Th inst for The pur.
pose Of attending to the settlement of his accounts
Those against whom he has bills Of long stand
ing and who would prefer settling them with
him personally. had better avail themselves o.
this opportunity, as all such accounts. not now
settled, must be left in other hands for adjust
ment. JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport. Sept. Cd, ls47.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Reported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser.
Monday, Aug, 80, Isi7.

At Market 1i75 Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores,
1900 Shoep and 1880 Swine. Several hun.
dred Beef and Stores unsold.
Prices-Boef Catile-We reduce our quota.
lions from last week erua Sc 81 6nt quail.
ity So a 6 25 second 3 25 a 5 20 third 4 a 8.
Siores-We omit prices until they shall be-
come more settled.
Sheep--Small lots 80, ~, 92, 2l2, 225,
and 2 262
Swine-Prices for Sboats have declined -.
Lots 10 peddle, two.thirds Barrows, 8 So aud
10 3.tc, old Hog. "a, 8, and lie
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Court Of Magistrates.

MONDAY, August 80.
Charles .Magennis, coachmnn, was arraign-
ed on q charge of stealing gold watch be.
longing 10 Col. C. A. May, U. s. A., with a
view to commit him for trial at the next Court
OF Common Pleas for this county, should the
evidence sgainst him warrant it; but no facts
eliminating Magennis appearing from the
testimony introduced, he was forthwith dis.
charged by the Court.
John Stevens, Street Com ps Thos. Stacy,
jr., ct al.-This case was argued by Messrs
Cranston for Plh. and Pearce for Deft., on a
motion by Deft. to dismiss the action on
grounds assigned by him. Continued for
advisement.
Christian B. Blanchard and ,Dife Us. Ed.
,0ard .Aimy, action on book account. and for
services rendered. Cranston g. son for Plft.
Pearce for Deft. Continued for judgment
TUESDAY, August 81.
The State Us. Daniel Wcarer, for threats to
his wife and disorderly conduct. Weaver
was sentenced to find sureties 10 keep the
peace for 6 months in 100 dollars-to pay all
costs Of prosecution, &C., and in meantime to
stand committed.
S. Currey Us. Vim. Saudge.-Action to re-
cover the amount of judgment. Defend
ant called and defaulted. Debt and costs
Sl6.26, with allowance to garnishee.
All other civil cases were continued by
consent from Monday, until regular Court
cay, Tuesday, Sept z.
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The Yellow Fever I'm New Or
leans, &c.
Ann III I21Z

NItHMUNH, HUE' UT 'C'''
At New Orleans, the intermen nis from yell
low fever during the Forty eight hours end
ing on the 2}d were 81. The deaths at tho
hospital during the same period were a.
There was an increase Of deaths ~ the last
week over the prec sedIng OF III.
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Inter from California.

Gen. Kearney and suite arrived at st.
Louis on the 25ih inst. Col. Fremont's par.
~ were left at Rousas, to come down in the
next boat. Gen. Kearney left California
June 1S, accompanied by several distinguish.
ed Mormon vounteers-in all 55 men. Col.
Fremont being under arrest, left about the
same time, and travelled short distance in
Gen. Kearney's rear. Gen. Kearney arrived
at Fort Levenworth on the 22d inst. making
the trip in the short space Of 65 days, com
ing BY the South Pass. He had many OBJ.
stscles to encounter. the snow on mountains
being very deep. The Indians were quiet,
showing no hostility whatever. All the emf.
grant trains who met, and Major Cook and
Judge Bryant Of the party, stated that they
were getting on finely.
When Gen. Kerney left California every.
thing was quiet and peacesble and in a pros
porous condition, Col. Mason was left in
command there. The American squadron
was off the California coast, consisting Of the
Columbus. "a, Com. Bddlc frigate Con.
eress; three sloops Of war, the Portsmouth,
Warren and Dale storcship Lexington, &c.
The latter was TO leave in few days with
500 men. The rest of the troops were d..
vded into parties and stationed at the differ
en-, posts throughout the country.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
New YokK, August 81,
8 o'clock p. NJ.
The New Orleans La Pstria has received
Honduras papers coutaininga proclamation
Of the President Of that State, calling upon
Central America TO aid Mexico. Two Qua
temala Generals had issued similar docu
mcnts.
The insurtection in Yucatsn originated
with the Indians, for the purpose Of murder
ing the whites and mula,iocs. with all the
women and children. Tepic 10 said to be
murdered.
Several children were drowned TO Jay Oh
Sunday School excursion.
Boston .7drsriistr.
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RoaUERY THE PA ST wEEK.-Cof. May had
gold watch stolen on the night Of the fancy
ball at the Ocean House.--A gentleman had
his pocket picked of his wallet, containing a
small sum of money and valuable papers, on
Long wharf.-Two gentlemen on board OF
the Perry had their pockets picked on Thurs
day last.-Cspt. Howland of New Bedford
had sixty dollars stolen from his wallet on
board of the Bay State,-and Herr Alexan.
der, the great magician, had gold chain and
medal, worth $50, stolen from him at the
Masonic Hall. on Tuesday nj ght.
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rHEAP SUGAR. partially damaged-.l6I
" pound. for 81, just received and for sale
by T. +. Il J. X. NEWTON.
Aug 26. %.
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7. O. q, +.

sue SouNee VI Ocehn LoCge, NO. .,
and r. |. Lodge, No. IL, respectfully submit
the following as the programme ofihe celebra-
,ion Of the |. o. o. +. in this place, on
THURSDAY, Sept. 9. ls47.
Under direction Of the Grand Marshal
and his assistants, the various Lodges will
form in procession, in front Of the Hall. at
10 o'clock. A. NJ, as follows:
GRAND MARSHAL,
Rhode Island Lodge, No. IL
in order as follows, which will be maintained
by the other Lodges in attendance:
Outside Guardian with staff Of Office,
Banner,
Brethren os the lnitistory.
4" White,
4" Pink,
" {" +" Blue,
+" Green,
4" I" 4" Scarlet,
Inside Guardian with staff Of Office,
Warden, Treasurer, Conductor,
s. Supporter, Secretary, s. Supporter,
Supporter, Vice Grand, Supporter,
Supporter, Noble Grand, Supporter,
Band OF Music.
Ocean Lodge, No. 3,
Marshal, United Brothers, No. l3, Marshal,
Washington, IL,
Woonsocket, /" 10,
Canoncus, e" 9,
Good Samaritan, 8.
Narragansett, z,
Amity, 6,
Hope, " q,
Roger Williams, 3,
Marshal Eagle &" 2, Marshal
Friendly Union, ],
Visiting Lodges from Mess.
Palestine Encampment, No. 3.
Moshassuc, 9,
Narragsnsett, y |,
Grand Conductor,
Observation-Disclosures.
Marshall, r. w. Grand Lodge, Marshall,
The procession will move up Broad to
Spring St., through Spring to Franklin,
through franklin and up Thames Street to
the North Baptist Church, where the exerci-
ses will be as follows:
Opening Ode,
Music BY the choir.
Prayer.
Ode-Music.
Address by PIG. Arthur Macarthur,
Esqr., of New York.
Closing Ode, Music.
Returning, the procession will move thro
Thames street, up Bowery street, to the
Ocean House.
1t is respectfully requested by the Com
mittee, that all obstacles tending to obstruct
the progress Of the line, will be removed
from the streets, and that good order will be
generally preserved.
The Galleries of the Church will be re.
served for ladies'.
Visiting brothers not specially invited are
requested to report themselves early in the
the day to Ocean Lodge, No. 5, or r. l..
Lodge, No. I2.
BY order of the Committee,
GILBERT CHACE. Chairman,
JOHN w. DAVIS, Jr., Sec'ry.
Newport, Sept 2, 1917.
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REMovAL.-Mr Harris has been removed
from the Office Of Deputor Collector OF Gus
tom at Providence, and Jesse Tourtellot ap-
ponted.
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GFThe N. U. Picayune Of the 18th an.
nounces that Col. Jefferson Davis has been
appointed u. S. Senator from Mississippi in
place of Mr.. Speight, deceased.
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to be found in any similar establishment in this
country. Having agents in New York and
elsewhere for the selection of the best aSsort.
ment OF Teas, the public can always rest assur-
ed of procuring GOOD Teas at Low prices,
at this store, as heretofore. The following are
the retail prices for the different kind of Teas
now on sale
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The CHINESE JUNK is expected to arrive al
Boston in few days.
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.

A VTlHE subscriber, desirons OF 70.
w i tiring from business, offers for
~! sale, that desirable estate in Pei
ham street. late the property Of
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rIRE.-A fire broke out in Kingston, Can
ada West, on the 25lh ul,., which destroyed
the dwellings of upwards Of twenty families
LABoRERs WANrEp.-A A thousand laborers are
wanted on the Central Railroad, west OF kala'
mazoo Michigan. Provisions are cheap in
that vicinity and wages good. and labore!,
with proper economy, can lay up enough in
n short time to buy HIM a snug little farm near
the road.
K.srUcKr-The new Legislature Of this
State is politically divided thus:
House, 50 Wings to al Locos Senate,
"a Whi &c to II I.ocos.
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..ta=U white t4a.r.=r -a4eaaa ua
80 As Ma 49,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-08-12
THE NETWORK
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
bird Year.

This popular Scientific and Mechanical Journal (which ho,
already attained the largest circulation of any weekly paper
Of the kind in tho word) will commence its THIRD vol
UME on Saturday, Sept. 25tb
Each number of the Scientific American contains from
FIVE to SEVEN ORIGINAL MECHANICAL ENGRAv-
INGs Catalogue Of AMERICAN PATENTS, as issued
from tho Patent Office each week notices of tho progress
orall MECHANICAL and SCIENTIFIC INVENTIONS
instructions in the various ARTS and TRADES with EN-.
CRAVINGS; curious PHILOSOPHICAL and CHEMICAL
EXPERIME NTs; the lutest RAIL ROAD INTELLI-
GENCE IN EUROPE AND AMERICA; ali the different
MECHANICAL MOVEMENTS published in a series md
ILLUSTRATED with more than a HUNDRED ENGRAV-
1NGS &c. &c.
tits in fact paper that MERITS the patronage Of all
MECHANICS aud MANUFACTURERS throughout the
UNITED STATES, and should bo in the hands of EVERY
ONE that feels interest in the advancement Of Mech ncal
or Scientific improvements in this Country.
1t is published in oUARTo FORM, conveniently udapt.
cd to BINDING md furnished to Country Subscribers at the
LOW PRICE of TWo DOLLARS A YEAR-oNE DOL
LAR IN ADVANCE, and the remainder in Six Months
Address, MUM n co Publishers,
l2S Fulton Street, Now York
POSTPAID. Aug. l5i7-29:iw.