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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
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PORT or NEWrORT.
ARiiivED.
WEDNESDAY. Octohcr I,

WEDNESDAY, October I.
Schr Tranquil, Seamar, CoIdsprug 10 Geo ge
llammett; Mctanoa. King, Norfolk, \ Bedford.
sloop Radiant, Wels, + River, y Y; Resolu-
ton, Baker, Wexford,
THURSDAY, October 2.
schr Monirose, Storcr, Bangor, Lumler TO
Peel ham x Pull.
Resolution, Baker, Wickiord.
FRIDAY, October 3.
Brig vehsco, Hill, Bangor, to Finch & Engs
Schr Massasoit, Tarr, Gardner, Pawlucket;
i'oldcn, King, Pawtucket.
Sloop Monitor, Davis, + River, \ Bedford
Fall River, Chase, Somerset, n \; Anmi~on,
Briggs. Prov.
SATURDAY, Oct. {.
Brig Gcnl Marshall, Co.cherd, Dighton, Phila; I;
S:hr Henry Clay, Nve, Albany, N Bedford ;
Black Hawk, Atkins, Chatham, Haven; LF
Chase, Chase, + Haven, Ct, New Bedford; J G
Waldroa, l.uleGcld. Dighton, Block Isl'd; Julia
sips Victory, Baker, WEXFORD, NY; Eliza, Sim
mons, Swanzey; Resolution, Baker, WEXFORD; |;
Elect, Weeks, Albany, NBedford.
SUNDAY, October s.
Brig Dido, Ball, Machias, Prov.
Schr Emporium, Shropshire, Phila. TO + Peck
ham; Sarah Gage, Brown, n London, Naniuck-
ct; John CuInsioek, Kearny, do, do; Viola,
K,mley, do, + River; Jane, Turner, Prov, GarG-
ner; Plate, Spear, Rock land, Prov; Sailo, 5
Dcllght, Burges, Dennis, do.
SIoop Hard Scrabble, Simmons, Somerset, N
Bedford.
MONDAY, Oct. 7.
Sloop Native, Davis, Prov.
TUESDAY, Oct. 8.
Schr Texas, IIewm, Norwich, New Bedford !;
Frances IIallet, Walden, Prov, n Y; N IIas-
sard, Burdick, Phila, Coal to Bowen & Co.,
Sloop Gazelle, Vergoson, n. York; Alice,
Brightman, Wesiport, N. Y;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

FALL RIvLR MAss.-Thc population
ofFall River, as appears by the census
of 1851, is lO,7SG; decrease from las,
year 3S from lSi7, SEQ. The valua-
ton of the real and personal estate Of
the town is 81, $50 425.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

I5-Out of thirty thousand births in
Paris, in 1913, there were ten Thousand
illegiIimate only seventeen hundred Of
these acknowledged by their parents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

NPBy the arrival Of the Prometheus,
we regret to learn OF the burning Of the
steamship Lafayette, at Chagrcs. We
have always felt an interest in this ship
as we were one of the guests on board
on her trial trip to Philadelphia las
April. Capt. John ID. Nor:ham, of ,hls
town, was one OF the principal owners OF
the Lafayette. The following are all
the particulars which we have Of the ac-
cident:-
The fire by which the steam propeller
Lafayette was burned TO the waters
edge, occurred on the llth Sept. while
she was lying at Chagres, where she
bad arrived few days previous and
had taken on board a few passengers
for New York. The fire is said to have
proceeded from quantity OF camphene
shipped by PaImer's express. The pas
scngers saved nothing but their lives
and the clothes on heir backs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
FREMONT HOUSE.
RnsrnN. MASS.

This well known establishment is still conduct
ed in the same manner ~ " has always been.
The ccutral and pleasant situation ofihe house,
i,- commodiouS arrangements, and the comforts
and uxurcs TO hc found there, combine 10 render
il agreeable and Advantageous 10 the traveller.
Having bccn one of the hrn pl JUhn l.. Tucker
4 Co, ~ long az the head oi the establishment,
the Suiscilcr pie igcs his ~st e,criions 10 main
tain ito reputation, and u s,e satisfaction 10 his
eu,,omr,s. WM. II. FARMER
sig 3n dSw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

DAKER's nrorn,, 4 pleasant article of food,
- very useful 10 irvaids and 10 persons rcoovct.
ing from disease cspeci'l, tn such ~ dislike the
nr,clcs usnall, recommended. VI also offers good
npuishmen, for children ut -
&C. &. HAZARDS,
Ia Neat door Moth rVst Ofhcc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

TEAcHER's INsTiTuTEs.-A Teach
ers' Institu is TO be held at Washing.
ton Village next week. The succeeding
week there is to be one at Portsmouth,,
OH the North end of this Island. The
exercises at Portsmouth will commence
on Monday evening, Oct 20th. and con-
tinue through the week. The instruc-
ton will be gratuitous, and the teachers
will be entertained by the people in the
vicinity.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9th

The returns are nearly all in and
show the election of four Wings and
two Democrats to the next Congress -
being Whig gain of one.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

pSTom Marshall, of Kentucky, de-
nies he is a Wing, but says he will cast
his vote for the VIII & U. S. Senator.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

Miss Catharne Hayes will shortly
give benefit concert in behalf Of Father
Mathew.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

Gorgeous Band Car, drawn by
eight Syrian Camels,
Imported from Egypt at vast expense, expressly
for this establishment. The Performances will
he found To comprise greater variety OF startling
and attractive entertainments than have ever he
fore been ven by any single Troupe, hr the ef-
iccml production Of which an unparalleled array
Of Talent has D,cn secured.
Among the most prominent Of the Artists nt-
tachcd to this establishment will be found the
names OF
Law TER LEE,
The Great English EquiIibrist and Double Rider,
and his Talented Children;
MRS COLE,
The celebrated Equcst icnnc from Astlcy'r Lon
don, who will inir0ducc hel new style Of Lady
Equcsrianism, entitled the
EXERCISES OF THE NANCE;
M'MLLE CAROLINE SHERWOOD,
Who will introduce her great principal act Of
liorsenanshp;
MESSRS. MCFARLAND AND SWEET,
The Champion Vanltcrs of the World;
MR.. LIPMAN,
The distinguished Dramatic Rider.
MIR. &. SHERWOOD, The Rapid Rider;
MR.. COLE,
The world-rcnowncd Contor 'ionist;
NJ II W. r. T. X Y,
The celebrated Trainer and Riding Master and
numerous other noted Performers of talent
and reputation.
10 II N G. OS SIN,
The origina and inimi,abe American Clown, viii
appear in all his Laughabe Ecccntlicitics.
In the course ofcach Performance the Troup Of
SYRIAN CAMELS viii be introduced in "A new
aud magnificent Oriental Pageant, which IT. placed
IN the Ring with splendid Costumes and Appoint
mcnts, entitled the
CARAVAN OF TIE DESERT!
Representing the mode of travelling in the East,
and an Encampment Of Wandering Arabs.
s29 tOlS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

For further information TreIdins these valuable Medl.
sne. see Pamphlet to be had IF The % sgGn' wnss Ss s
letters from
Hs. MARsuALt t,,;pi3 + wmBEn ros;sSs PsSns Mes e:
t ttNSc Is FAFTETSGNl T. Gol Elm aass %'iS" H. Mas late of New
TI Sssl g. w.s1:"ssy HH rs wSssnd'" s ~
NH,KTTSiN NH,TSSsisNIkhBSr hSrHI II D n TfnTf S nSsci E II Nm
R,s ~ st%GEns atsTa&As y & 3 ,s%SS$ fi%Sss Si'
eihRTEk ESQ fss rGs Sapa; & ecsso Custom
''vaii WILLIAM SicHoLs, ESQ., Townsend, Mass.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, M
Principal Office, SColiay's Bnild.
ing, fremont Row, Boston.
C.G. G. HAZARD, and L. J. TAYLOR,
Agents Tor Newport.
F.. Young, Wexford. Geo. B. Nichols, North
Kingston; +. W. Hazard, Pcaccdalc; Stnly ".
Webb, PcrrysviIe; J. II. & J. W. Gross,
Chrlcstnwn; :. A. v right & CO.. Wakefield (;
Saml Rodnan s. Sons, Rocky Brook; John L.
Nichols, Kingston; Il. y. Il w. ". sheldon,
Rerquepany; llllam &. CrandaII, Chrks Mills,
Chatlcstown; X. q. Hazard, Carolina Mills g..
n. Ennls, Richmond; T.. N. Barber, Bmdick.
vile, liopkinton; Arnold & Collins, DooryIllc (;
Edward W. Babcock, Westerly; Stanton Kim
yon, Poltcrs Hin, Ilopkinon; Pierce Handel,
Temperance Valley, do; Charles Nolcs, ,llopkin-
ton City; J. &. & +. B. Arnold, llore Valley,
Hopkiniun; VIM. K. Greene 4 Co., Biants hon
Works; jesse Potter, Reynolds Factory, RIch-
mond; Arcadian Manufacturing Co., Richmond (;
Crntrevilc Manufacturing Co., Ccntrcyilic, Hop
kinton; Rchccca >. Dean, Nouh Kingston; G..
II. Brown * Co., Warren; John Il. Munroe,
Bristol
Aud by Agents in almost ovc,y town and VIII
age Of New England, and hy dealers in mcdI-
zines generally, in other States. sl3 ly daw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
JU n + & CO.'S
GREAT ORIENTAL CIRCUS.

V'IlIS Mammoth Establishment, the largest in
i existence, aud comprising more n,u and prcu-
liar features than any other Equestrian Exhibition
travelling, will exhibit in NEWPORT on SAT-
URDAY, Oct. 18Th, 1851.
Piice of Admission 25 cents. Doors open at
l-2 and 6 O'Clock. Performances will com.
mence nj 2 and I-2 O'Clock, i. NJ.
This Company on entering town viii be pre-
ccdcd by the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
TRUE RESTORATITES.
TIE HIGHLY CELEBRATED
Pulmonary Elixir,

KNOWN.
This Elrir contains many OF the most highly approved
cough OF sxpecprant medicines being peculiarly and for
nntely combined aud il truly wonderful IN its good
sult rhe multitude who have used this Elixir rStQtto-
cALLY pronounce he superior o any other preparation
In for similar purposes Particularly SuorLD rus
sEpIcIsE ne ~ EvrEY fANILr wurnE rurrE anE
CHILDREN, the delay in procuring physieian hSs
often proved fatal % those whom rNrIr AssisrANcu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.

Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group, and other Diseases OF the
Respiratory Organs.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-31

Id ICHMO ID IRON AND STEEL
IA WORKS-This establishment situated near the
Petersburg Railroad Bridge, has been put into success
fu operation within the last six months, and Is now I'm
ishng all sizes of bar hoop, band and scroll ron man
uiactured exclusively ofwrought scraps.
Also, railroad Spikes of every required pattern.
The products OF this establishment are offered to pur-
cIasers Wholesale and retail upon terms fully as salts
factory as the like articles of American manufacture
can be procured in this any OF the Northern mar
kets.
my 10-1m IOMfhlNo " CIV wv.
UNDWIN o. TKAYLOR, SASH, BLIND
EANDDOOR MANUFACTURER AND GLA-
ZIER, has removed to 9th street, between Main and
Franklin Streets in OF Messrs Cook & Roper's,
and nearly opposite Bosher's Hall.
n-zsya All orders from the country, as well the
naphboripg towns, promptly executed in the best style
at moderate prices READY-MADE work always
IN hand ' de9-6m
NTOTIC E.--The subscriber has bought out the
~ tire stock oil LEATHER, FINDINGS, &c,
(which is very completely OF the late James u; Wat
SON decd, and would be pleased to receive calls from
his old customers and all who may want any articles
usually kept in the trade. Terms cash, or the usual
''''00 VIM. H. SUTTON.
18th street, between Main y Cary,
nv l6-dtf Dealer in Oil, Hides, &c.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-31

| : = GLASS mo o " OUu.
100 cords oak wood per cord
100 do pine wood do
Where The o. Gqh nh a. the Sc
for the supply of equal quantity of Zinc Paint the
bureau reservng The right 10 select either kind it
shall deem advantageous for the public service.
nv l7-laW4W -.-.. d..
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-31
$40 pounds

$40 pounds tf
CLASS No. 17-JVood. -.I
100 cords red oak, clear Of rotten wood and
fungus, with bark on per co I'd
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-31

$500 pounds per pound, (best American manufac-
ture) &
ff#l CLASS No. 2-Pig Iron.
so tons No best American grey pig iron, per on OF
224O lbs.
CLASS No. Stopper. =
SO sheets copper 70 inches long, Az inches wide, and
ne.sxte enth inch thick-say 1880 pounds, per
pound t.at- ie4st ..,,s g.s
40 sheets "copper" 70 inches long, sc inches wide and
so ounce cold rolled--say $3.50 pounds, per
mound 5JdO p,unda ner nound.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-31

6 do nail gimlets, assorted d.
2 do spike do do d.
/ do frmer gouges, handled, as
Sorted, to 2 inch d.
do socket gouges, handled, TO
2 inch, assorted dt
l do carpenters guages d.
6 do pairs A by 4 inch brass butt
hinges d.
3 do pairs 3-lnch brass butt him
ges dc
Is do pairs n do do do
dopairs 81 do table flaps do
2 do pairs 81. by 81 inch iron butt
hinges DC
3 do pairs inch DO do
2 do pairs 2 inch do DO
l do IT inch upright mortlce
locks, American wrought
iron frames, composition
mountings
Is do brass eyes for I inch wire d
II do Sin. iron chest handles, fiat, d
6 90 best G. S. claw hammers,
handled, d
do best screw wrench do, Is in.
do best e s hatchets, handled d
3 coopers marking irons d
do beck do d
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-31

~ :" eoii'aih ~ YARDS, ~ inches wide.
GLASS No Section Canrass
~ oois NO. cotton canvass sample per boil,
~ W DO do do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
MEDICINES.
AID THE FOLLOWING TRUE

DEAD THE FOLLOWING TRUE
leSTATEMENT: TARRYTowN, Dec. 9, 1850.
Mr. HARRISON-SIR, write you these few lines to
inform YOU of the great benefit have received from your
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA. Eight years ago
was taken with the pleursy in my e side aud liberated
my lungs therefore was obliged to give up work and
seek for relief tried everything that heard Of but all TO
no purpose Ny health continued 10 decline, ill finally
began to raise blood large quantities Of matter In this
sste continued for time, until last fall, November
I839 whez took to bleeding from lungs hed about
two quarts in twenty four hours then gave up all hopes
ofrecovery, until heard ofyOur Nspihs Sill thought Il
ali the OF he patent medicines, "a humblg)
But resolved to try bottle rs last
to God did so, for with his blessing believe It will make
wen man OF yet had not aiken one bottle before be-
gan get better and in few weeks was about the house.
and from that time the present have not raised any
bood-besore that had bad spell every few months
could not do without any account and would recon-
mend all who suffer from lung complaint try At once,
Tor do believe that if anything viii effect cure, this
Napha will Yours, with respect
u odlmTsThSS C. REVERE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- The subscribers owners OF the ROTARY SHUTTLE
sgainst purchasing or using Machines which infringe upon
their patent they will prosecute TO the extent Of tho law
all such infrlngments.
T machines are now offered for sale for the first une
They have been in this city for one year One hrn
has made ten thousand dozen Cloth and Plash Caps sew
era other companies have employed them very prohis6y
"a making clothing carpet and grain bags aud for other
purposes There number now 10 use al the factory OF
VI w Banks Co. Elm, corner OF CanAl-st where those
wishing 10 purchase invited 10 call and see them IN OPP
Grafton Messrs H. w. B. Co. are authorised to make
sales of Rights or Machines for uso in his city. -
These machines easilY managed that child OF
years Of age kept even machines (which are propelled
y steam and employed In making ha9s In good order Tor
some months past attending the same tm TO the run
ming of her machine and doing with II the work o four
adults II sewing by band
These machines can be driven by hand freddie, or
steam power To persons wishing make pertinent be-
fore buying amhchine oud be rented al moderate Price
we confdeuv assert that these the only machines Of
real practical utility. and while we invite an examination Of
the machines now IN operation, we repeat our cauuou
against nfngmens which viii certainly 10 prosecuted
dII Ims BLODGET LEROW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
From the St John Observer, Oct n, lS4s
"IGHLY IMPORTANT from the Brit


HIGHLY IMPORTANT from the Brit
Il i sh Province Of New Brunswick-As al this season
of the wear and throughout the Winter mOns coughs and
colds are the prevalent of all the various ills that flesh
heir to- would advise such OF our readers and others
who NAV be thus afflicted avail hemsees OF that ex
celleni medicine, "WlSTARS Basam Of Wild Cherry"
which Judging from our own experience and That OF
others consioer being Of the safest and most
eecua remedies that has ever been cOncsced FOR the
above complaints and which meets with the cordial ap
provH of many Of the best physicians Aud as delays are
dangerous and coughs and colds frequently terminate Ia
consumption this efcscous aud agreeable remedy should
at once be resored Mr. L. lilly is tie agent In this
CITY, who can many instances IN which the most
pleasing results have followed from the use OF WIS
TAR's Balssm"
From the Evening Mirror. New York, March 80 1910.
WISTARS BALSAM-We regard ths Wild Cherry
Tree rs one Of natures physicians, sort Of good
Samaritan of tbs forest for It's medical gum has Tee I'D
BaIss prepared by Dr WiSrAb IS pure aud perfectly
reliable preparation of the real Cherry essence, aud Is
remeoy by no means bad TO take" Wespeak confidently
and strongly its praise, from having witnessed its
waiting influence in consumptye cases when al other pre-
scneions had proved OF no effect
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by A b. ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton, corner II
WnHamst Also ri Havisnd, Reese Cos. Maiden lane,
AT VIM Burger 4 Cos Co tland-st al Rushion, Cark K
Cos 10 asof Ane as lrying Muse di9 by Oru gen.
orally everywhere. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

DR. d. J. COBB'S PULMONIC
AIELIXIR This vegetable compound il unsurpassed
In It's happy Eject IN all of affections OF the lungs and
tbrost Ii has very heallhul influence being equa ell
cacous in coughs colds, throat axy Of tae
bowes &C never causing cosyeness For restless infans
il has no superior being exceedingly soothing and mildly
tonic No family should be without this Elixir.
sold wholesale and retail. at l65 Chambers-si. New
York by LYMAN COBB, General Agent for the sale Of
DR. d. J. COBBS Vegetable Family Medicines snt Pre-
pared Herbs. Price 50 cents. J45teod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, Be-

longing 10 the estate OF the late Jacob Duryee situated
about mile Of the village OF Newtow1, L. L. on the
Trains Meadow R0sd between Astoria aud Newtown, and
four miles # ON Wliamsburgh. Tie said Farm contains
about 90 acres the most OF which is good tiabe land
variety of Fruit Trees and good substantial and large
Dwelling House and out buildings OF 30 acres, A. lies
10 parcel and contains ayoung bearing Apple Ofchad
OF selected fruit and excellent location for dwelling
house If not sold by Thursday the 10Th Jan l852i will
then be offered at auction al Wheeers Public House in
the village Of Newtown al 70 o'clock For pArcq ars IN
ouire on the premises, or at PETER DURYEES
"A 2ws col Greenwich ST. cor. Vesey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
JEWELRY.

MATCHES, JEWELRY AND Sill
w YER wARE.-WM. D. BRIGGS respectfully In
forms his friends and tbepubc that he 10 prepared 20 sell
The above named Goods at the old stand 1853 BOWEkY
1--WE DOORS above BroOme-st
NB-Waiches and Silver Ware made TO order, ana
every description Of Watches repaired equal 10 The original
as dine keepers, and warranted VIM. d. BRIGGS.
dl2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
HARDWARE.

CREAT INVENTION.--E. WAR
W. ENs newly improved wrought iron THRESHiNG
a. now offered 10 the public wholesale retail and war
ranted 10 do twice much work with the same poWel
rs any other machine extaDt II 10 so constructed maj u
the worst grain proved be able 10 take out every ker-
mel In every 1t is small and portable ana wiz wear
(SOnches souare Is sufficient TO hresh 400 bushss Gay
with horses pnce $50 Second size, $50 bushels 80
Third size $50 bushels S25 Horse Powers rom 80 70
SIS liberal deduction made TO the trade. Township,
County and State rights for sale by -
JOSEPH g. GILBERT. 2i5 Pearl-s
As the Machines vary in construction according to pur-
poses applied all orders must state the wants oil me pur-
chaser. Letters without orders must be postpaid
d24 Paw lm<Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROP.

NERTY and all whom 1t may concern, We the members
ofthe n Benevolent Society Of Operative Masons con.
slider tsgein duty call the attention OF the public and
especially the city authorities the Fire Department lnsur-
snce Companies, &c, 10 buildings In Of erection
between Madison and Ffh-avenues Thirty hrststreet
the builders ofwhich known Spectators and employ
no have practical knowledge OF the business the
budngsaey in The ofbeng erected by them having
fallen and are in most dangerous condition. being al
presents regular trap fo human beings &c We hope the
cy authorities will attend ihs above facts and JUS
ice done In having the laws sppertaDg 20 such
forced that the lives 81 lhe community may DO protect
Cd &C 10 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
PIANOS.
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINE.-SINGER 81
- PHELPs'S Delay Stitch Sewing Machine, pronounced
bv competent Judges 10 be- for real utility far superior 70
% Invention Of The kind known which does not interfere
with anv bodys right Is not liable 70 get ont OF repair ana
in which every eenoD imperecton and ianI y eect1
v overcome NAV be seen 10 practical operation Al No 1873
ssbinotons Il over The China Tea Store, Boston Mass
where lie machine IL for sale, and practice uPonit allowed
grsuitousy Our machue may also be seen n opersnon
al No - BOwer New York. the clothing warehouse OF
smith Conant who authorized TO receive orders Tor
machines All persons interested are invited to call and
ind for themselves Those who cannot call can have
m description forwarded to them by addressing the SUD-
scribers, postage psid MN, NJ, ~ ~.
NR-An Agent il wanted 10 every town ia the United
States. All applications must be post paid ole i'm