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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03
IsiISS'
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HOT AIR COOKING. RANGE.

IN pre,cating his Range To the rrl lie, :hc sub
/ scribr would call allcrtion tu its merits. lie
has been we'd cuuv mccd from HIS own uIscrva-
tions that the public in want ofa Range with
such Improvement as viii rcndcr II more perfect
for all purposes Of domestic utility aud economy,
than any now in the market. In th" article which
he now offers 10 the public tor examination, he
has (if he can place ANY relIaEce upo, the as-rr-
ance oi experienced dealers in Ranges and stoves,
his customers ami his ovn experience AMI "brcr-
yations) been successfully BEYOND his most SAN
guinc expectations. The oven - so construc-
ted as to secure the certainty oi thorough baking
the bottom Of all articles proper 10 he cooked ~
an oven. Ii ls unnecessary to say to those who
have used ranges, that No previous pattern has
been free from defect in tins particular.
All parts of this Range is double the usual
thickness.
II has been pronouncrd by competent judge.
the most beautiful aud perfect ~ IT. appearance,
OF any Cooking Rangc of this country with s"in,
advantages over many ranges that are made.
would call Your attention
Ist, TO is grnc-al hcau,y aud great strength
ofcastings. Also, the quality "i iron and the
care aud skh ~ith which thcJ are ne unt"f. Al
So, notice the top which j. 80 constructed ss I"
prevent the hast possible chantc oi breaking OF
b,nning out
a. The form 9th fire chamhcr--a CYLINDER
lined with snap.stunc, or trc.hrick, and known
y .
W. bc tin hest form of IRE chamber IN which To
burn coat.
81, Notice thr front ofthc range closes tight,
with a rgistcr IN ilr ash -du"r, to give draii,
which when closed makes the range perfectly
az tight Also,a new arrangement lot dropping
the CRATE from tlc OUTSIDE, 80 that no dust can
escape IN tho roo,n.
lth, The simplicity II the arrangement; II
having hr ono Dainrcr, which manages the
wlrnlr. As,. tl.c convenience hir cleaning the
nucs, and CONVENIENT plarc a. rn' tlTc coal soui
tie and u very large oven, ~ capacity 'ronsN :"
bake twelve pt.. Also, h,th boiler "hch
can be heated Ivy . side o. bach hs ~ oHtcr
back. and y new and improved hut-ar tSinre
WI "a viii heat \ room hom ~ a. Sheen ice'
square. ith the same Gre that IL used ~ oo"hing
There are five sizes ~ tIrse Ranges. ~ y them
can I've sct with double oveus eniTr M. j, z,
~ &, ~ the opt on of the purchaser
Manuf ,cturcd aud fnr sale hy
WILLIAM n. BLISS,
Jo,e2O NIwPoRT, X. l.
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COAL, MINES AT AUCTION.

DY virtue OF Mortgage Deed and Power Of
ID Attorney therein contained, made and execu-
ed by Harriet Eddy, of lthica, in the State Of
New York, widow, to the Undersigned, bearing
date the 18th Of pril, 1874, l will sell at public
auction, on the premises in Portsmouth, X. J.,
on the 18th day OF July, 1881, at IL O'Clock, A.
NJ. all the right, title and interest conveyed by
the said Harriet in and to the following described
premises, to the undersigned, by virtue Of said
Mortgage deed ALI the right, title, interest aud
privileges Of the said deed, in and to the digging
and mining Of coal and other minerals in, upon
and Of certain tract parcel Of land. situa-
ted in Portsmouth aforesaid, and which is the
same tract ,r parcel Of land leased by Gardner
Thoma. to Charles +. Speiker, Of the city Of
New York, on the llth day Of September, 1857,
and recorded the same day in tie book ofland ev.
idence, No. IL, in the Office Of the clerk Of said
town Of Portsmouth, page 172,-and is bounded
a. sEollows,-Northerly aud Westerly on the sea
or saltwater; Southerly and Westerly lands
OF the Rhode Island Coal Company; Southcrly on
said Coal Company's lands and the highway; and
Northerly and Easterly on lands Of Oliver Brow.
nell, and the heirs Of Thomas Browneil, dec -
said tract Containing about one hundred and nine
teen acres together with all and singular the
tenements, heredtanents and app, rtenai,ces there
unto beioh Ing, or in ahywise apbhrtainIng.-
Aud also all the right, title and interest which the
said Harriet had, at the time Of the execution
oi saAd mortgage ueeu, III hhu 10 one 'o"p" cy'-
inter steam engin., with all the boilers, fixtures
and apparatus thereto belonging. together With
the building in which the same is located; one
small engine with all the fn,wes and apparatus
thereto belonging, together with the building in
which the same is located. one building used as
All Office one timber wharf, one building used ~
n boarding hoise, with the fixtures thersto be-
longing; one small dwelling house, one platform
scale standing near the above mentioned wharf;
the railway and all its fix ttres and oDDurte
ces, commencing at the large engine house and
extending down into the mines mortgaged by the
said Harriet TO the subscriber also four coal csrs,
the above property lying and being upon the
aforedcscribed premises.
Conditions at tn. time and place ofsae.
GARDNER THOMAS,
Juhs27,o tuIyis Mortgage in Possession.
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FOURTH OF JULY.


announce the following as the order Of
exercises for The celebration Of the ap-
pronching Fourth Of July in this town:
The bells Of the several Churches
will he ruDg al sunrise, when the pro-
cessiOn moves, at l2 o'clock and at sun
set.
Precisely at 0 o'clock a procession
will be frrmed Oh the Parade, under the
direction Of the Chief Marshal in the
following orders--
Newport Brass Band.
Chief Of Police.
Town Council and Clerk.
Orators, Officiating Clergymen and
Reader Of Declaration of Independence.
Newport Gee Club.
Public School Committee.
Teachers and Scholars Of the Public
Schools, according to seniority.
Citizens and Strangers.
The procession will move up Broad.
down Marlboro, down Thames, up
Franklin, up Spring streets, 10 the First
Bap,is, Church, where the following
exercises will take place.-
Music by the Newport Uee Club.
Prayer by Rev. Samuel Adlam.
Singing by the Newport ulee Club.
Reading Of Declaration by Mr.. c. c.
Van.andt.
Music by tie Glee Club.
Addresses by several gentlemen.
Music by the Glee Club
Prayer by Rev. Henry Jackson.
Bencdictlon.
The procession will then be reform
ed, and proceed to Bellevue Hall, where
Collation. will be served to the Pub.
lie School scholars. The Teachers are
quested to take charge Of the chill
dren in the Hall no other persons will
be admitted.
The Singing at the Church will be
under the direction Of DR.. Thomas w.
Wood. The side galleries will be re-
served for ladies, exclusively, and the
Church will be open for their reception
at 9 O'Clock.
The scholars will meet at their res.
pective school'houses In the morning,
and proceed from thence, in charge of
their Teachers, to the Parade.
In the evening there will be music
by the Newport Brass Band, in the
Park, Oh the Parade, from s to 10 o.
clock,
The Committee repucst that all the
Scholars may be on the Parade as ear
ly as half past 8 o'clock, as the process
sion will positirely move at 9 o'clock,
preciseiy.
The Committee request the citizens
10 remove all obs.ructions from the
streets through which the procession
will pass.
The Addresses at the Church will be
made by several distinguished gentle
men.
Alter mature consideration, The Com.
mi,,ee have decided upon the iorego
ing mode ofceIebra,ion, with the hope
that it will have a tendency to arouse
a still deeper and more perinnnen! in
terest, in this community, in behalf Of
Publ; Schools.
HENRY T1SDAtE, Chairman.
WILLIAM NEwros, Secretary. y
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E-Thc steamer Perry, Capt. George
Woolscy, will make an excursion to
Providence on the afternoon of the 4th
ofJuly, thus giving our citizens an OPP
portunity to witness the display of Fire
works in that city, in the evening, Fare
for the Excursion, both ways, fifty cents;
passengers can return the next day with
the same ticket. See advertisement in
another column.
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etThe steamer Miantonomi, Capt.
Gilbert Woolsey, will make an excur-
sion 10 Providence on the afternoon Of
the 4,h of July, a, O'Clock; T; returning,
will leave Providence about 10 O'Clock,
the same night This will give such OF
citizens as desire, an opportunity TO be
presen, in Providence in the evening,
during the display OF Fireworks, and TO
return the same night. Fare for the
excursion, botn ways, fifty cents. See
Z advertisement in another column.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS
CHARLES =. LITTLE,

SUCCESSOR TO OSBORN & LITTLE.
Importer and General Dealer in English, German
atd Anerican Hnrduars, Cmi'y, &c
MOS. 80 and 81 Fulton st New York, oppos
" site the United States Hotel, where the lnis.
ness has been carrcd un Eir ninety years past res.
pcctfuy invites the attention Of country mer-
chants; mechanics, aud others to his very extern
sve aaortinentj comprising every thing IN the
line, and To which new and constant supplies are
being added, all Of whith offered at the lowest
mark ct prices for cash or on approved credit,
Cut and wrought nails, locks, latches, knives,
raLors, scissors aud shears in a great Variety
skates, slatesj sleigh bells loose and strapped,
sbovels, spades, hoes. forks srythes and snsths,
rifles, black head pots and sand crticiblrs; pumps
for wells or cisterns, scotch water Of Ayr stone
for marble polshcrs, Turkey oil stone dressed
and undressed, Ame's pump augers and rhim-
mers mortice and boring machines, turning lathes.
COOPER'S TOOLS
in great variety. Of Albcrston'-, Conger's, Bar
tons, Ruclirster, Horizons, and other makers,
House and Ship Carpenters and Mli'triehts'
eige tools, Conch makers trimmings, House
and Ship builders hardware, house f'irhish:
ing hardware in great variety, iron, BRASS cop
per and steel wire, genuine Harlem Oil and
Nurcinher 5alvei June2l ly
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UNITED STATES UMBRELLA
MANUFACTORI.
IAMES NDnlS
292 Pearl street, New York

292 Pearl street, New York.
COUNTRY Merchants who na, be- in want II
" a first rate and Fashionable article oi
UaJvai!as, Paras1is. Paras ,Ao,s, Sc,
Are invited To call aud examine the Subscribers
Stock, wh'ch comprises every style and yar:,y of
color aud quality. The subscribe, has nov an
hanl a Su,eri ~ assortment of Cof.n, bingham,
and SM Unbreiies, oi superior mauuiir'm",
which he offers lor sale ir ta.h, or approved
credit, AT prices which defy all coinp"tltrn. II
the article of Para-ois, Sc, his assortment is III
all tunes such rs enstres the appruh ti"n 81 the
trade. lie has hong been ens.ged IN thu. bn''-
ness, being the successor o. T.. smith, son 4
Co.. and hundreds of merchants in New England
will bear h,m evidence IN the honr-,l ot his pee
sisions.
lie can only hope that his old customers will
Cd Atnue thcir generous patronage whih new pur-
inc his stock and note his prices.
iune20 6,n,
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etThc steamer Canonicus made an
excursion to this place Tuesday, from
Fall River and Providence, bringing
about 200 passengers about % OF the
females were dressed in the Boomer
costume. We must conicss that W.
have no fancy Tor this new dress 1t
will answer very well Tor little girls, hut
we really cannot believe tha, truly
modest woman would wear one ol these
dresses. particularly in he street when
che knoss tittit will MAKE her a topic
Of vulgar ocmafk.
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BOOTH q FOSTER,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND

FASHIONABLE CBOl liiiNp AMI
ouTrIrTisG EsTABLISHMESf,
40. II Coartiandt Street, New York.
JYAvlNG enlarged their establishment to more
Il than double its original size, would call the
attention Of Clothicrs and others, To the fact that
their stock is entirely new and amounts to over
100000 DOLLARS,
manufactured under their own per sonal supervls
ion, from the Newest and most Fashionable
Goods in the American % European markets,
and which for style and richness cannot be ex-
celled in the world.
THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.,
which occupies three entire lofts of their Estab-
lishmcnt il filled with every style Of garments
adapted 10 the season, to which the attention Of
the trade is invited to careful examination of
workmanship, quality, style Of trimmings, and
cuts which the proprietors will guarantee is equal,
ifnot superio to that of any House in the trade.
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT..
as usual. is replete with thing new and de-
sirabe in the way Gentleman's Wardrobe.
In addition to the above they have constantly
on hand "A large assortment Of GENTLEMEN >
FURNISHING GOODS, perhaps the larges
and most complce ever before exhibited in this
market Ry this arrangement, combining the
two branches, gentlemen can at IA moments war
ming procure COMPLETE OUTFIT of such
articles AS cannot fail to give the most entire
satisfaction.
Garments made to order, as Usual, at a few
hours notice.
The attesting approval of the many patrons Of
this House, and its most unparalleled growth,
afford the most convincing evidence of its worth
Gentlemen visiting the city are earnestly RE-
quested to give it a call, the Propretors feeling
the assurance that Economy and Taste alike de-
mand It's patronage. J. u BOOTH.
June4 I'm II. l.. FOSTER.
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GLOBE DINING SALOON,
BY KELLOGG Il WIGHTMAN,

FULTON MARKET, NO. 7, ASD9, sEw YORK.
HILL OF FARE,
embraces every kind and variety of Meats, Vcge-
tables, Fish. Fowl, &C, For Breakfast Dinner
and Tea, and the prices tor rating are 60 small
that persons visiting the city, will find Wy calling
at this establishment that II is; In the end MUCH
CHEAPER TO EAT THAN NOT TO EAT !!
The reputation that this saloon enjoys ID asire
guarantee 10 the stranger who visits New York,
of being well taken care oT and kindly treated, at
avery small expense. la fact the expense of lv.
ing here need not be- more than about 81 l.2 cts.
per day.
Connected with their Dining Rooms, they have
pleasant and comfortable lodging apartments.
X. x w. would respectfully invite their friends
10 give them call when visiting the city, assur-
ing them that no pains will he spared to make
their stay agreeable.
q. W. KELLOGG. A.s wiGHTMAE.
i unc7
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t.ANbuOt.DER,s RANix.

Al the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
said Bank, held on the second day 81 June inst,
the following persons we're elected Directors for
the ensuing year, viz Elisha r.. Potter, vii.
liam French, George Robinson, Thomas X. Wells
Peleg Johnson, John T.. Nichols, Benjamin Hull,
George N. Charnplin, James B. NJ. Potter, James
w. Anthony, DAME Rodman. Nathaniel e.
Peckham and Isaac p. Rodman. Aud at a meet
ing Of the Directors Of said Bank, on the same
day, Elisha X. Potter, Esq. was reelected Pres.
ident for the ensuing year.
Kingston June s, 1851.
THOMAS Il. WELLS, Cash.
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YAsskn DooDLE.-In curious book
on tho round towers Of Ireland, the ORR
gin OF the term Yankee doodle was trac-
ed 10 the Persian. phrase, Yankidoo-
niah,n or inhabitants ofthc New World"
Layard in his book on " Nincveh and
its remains, also mentions " Yanghi-
dunia - IN the Persian Of America.
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EXCURSION TO PROVIDENCE,
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY,
TO THE FIRE WORKS, TO RETURN I'll

TO THE FIRE WORKS, TO RETURN Tnh
sAMH EVENING.
e.a The iavorite steamer MIANTO
-sS-6 NOMI. Capt. Gilbert Woolsey,
will leave Newport at O'Clock Z, N. ON F,is
day, July 4th, for Providence, and return at
about 10 O'Clock, or directly after the Fire
Works This will give all a fine opportunity
to visit the exhibition Of Fire Works. A Band
Of Music will accompany the Boat after the Fire
Works from Providence, aud give fine oppor.
tunty for Dancing.
Fare Tor the Excursion, so cents.
ly2
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ALD OF TIMES NEWPORT THURSDAY MORNlNG july
CIREwORKs.-NEw YORK LA.

ElREWOKkS.-NE fOhh LA.
l. BOVATORY. 1876 FRONT STREET, two
doors south of Fulton street. A complete assort-
mcnt of Fireworks ARE nov oieIod for sse, con-
si,ting oi the following
Rockets. from "a. To Flower Pots,
pound, Port Fines.
Roni,n Candles, from 2 Fm " heels.
to IL pounds. rpcns,
Tranglrs Of all sues, GrsshoH"s.
scroll Wheels, bur Lights,
Vertical, 1orpcducs,
hi,es of Scrpenls, Pulling trac' os,
Bengpia Ligh,s, Double liradeis,
Exhibition pieces, Canton Rockets,
Fhng Pigeons, Fire trackers, Nos
ro,bulipns, and 2,
Naruuns, JOstic, St.
Country merchants and dealers la general are
rcTn'sto to call aud examine the alove stock.
y. B.-ComIntlccs Tor chy aud couutry dls-
plays, military aud private paitics, can be sup
Piled ou the u,"st liberal terms With tie abov,
hcntl ARTICLES, whrantcd, the umtci ials h'''
ing been SELECTED with the utmost care.
June2O to ia. NJ. BENNETT
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FOURTH OF JULY,
EXCURSION TO PROVIDENCE

ia The steamer PERRY, Captain
Wcoi-eyi will intake two Excur-
sions to Providence ON Friday, July 4thJ leav-
ing Newport st O'Clock in the mornrns and
! 81 i. NJ.
FARE FOR THE EXCURSION, SO CTS.
Which will allow those who wish to see the
grana display of Fire Works, to remain over
night and return with the same ticket the next
day.
jy2.
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TRAINERS sRANK

u,IJE stockholders ~ this Institution as here
/ Nv notised that thcW s-nnsI meeting ior choice
Of Directors, viii be holden nj then bankng
Room IN Monday, the 7th da, of Jolly nes', at
o'clock, z. "
A .cmi.snnual dividend all be raid on snd ai-
,e, Tuesday, Jul, is, BENZ. MuMfokp,
Jum2O tJy osh''''
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&. HUMMEL,S
ESSENCE OF COFFEE.

One Package Of this Essence will go as far al
four pounds of Store Coffee, and Coffee made by
this Essence will preserve perfectly the real taste
of the best Store Coffee, but will have more
delicate and finer flavor, finer color and will
ccrtainl, he much wholesolner for every person
than pure Store Coffee; will also be clear With
out requiring anything to clarity it.
Manufactured by HUMMEL, BOILER &
CO., No. 2ls CaIiowhi ST., above 9th, Pha
DIRECTION.
To make halfa gallon middng strong Coffee
take one table spoonful Of ground Store Coffee,
and half tea spoonful of this Essnce and make
the Coffee as usual a more or less quantity OF
Coffee must be made after this proportion; tor
very strong Coffee take some more Of this Is
sence.
N. B.-Aficr using, close the package again
carefully and keep il particular in a dry place
and rather cool. II the Essence sometimes be-
comes hard, through wetncss or great heat, II
will not lose its virtue-in this case the Ess-
cnce NAV be taken out Of this box aud Kept l-
ing in Ground Store Coffee until IT is used.
PRICE IL 1-2 CENTS.
Sold, Wholesale and RETAIL, at manufac-
turers' prices, by &. q. &. HAZARD,
next door north Of Post Office,
june23. Sole Agent for Newport.
MONEY LOST!
7 OST, on Saturday afternoon, 2lst June. a
IL small package, of Money, containing Two
i've dollar bills Of Charleston, ;. q. Bank, also
one Twenty Dollar bill, One Five Dollar Hill Of
Georgia Bank, with other small bills. The ind
er will bc rewarded by leaving il at this office.
june24
HOUSE TO LET FURNISHED.
THE Subscribers house in Touro street will I've
i let for the season, furnished. The location ~
delightful, and the house has n pleasant garden
attached, together with all convenience abou, the
Il.
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TJLLINGHAsT's PATENT CHURN

Hull iNouAsI rhIENI u SuNNN.
This is TO certify that we, the undersigned,
n,en,,ers Of tie 6s.eral Asse.i'b, Witnessed the
o,iera,ioi qf J. Is. fiilinehast's Psient Improved
Chdrn, H. Il on, ofth. state House, in this town;
and cbecrfuy state that the Operations condoc-
tel and end, to our en'ire satisfaction, ,--,nod,e-
ing halter ii the short spare Of eight minutes
We strongly rccpmuiud Il 10 the patronage Of ali.
2ELOrfs " EJDEKEiL;
THOMAS + HAZARD,
BENZ COfTkfEL,
PARDON ANGEL,
Gl AWHILE =. MiLLItMS.
ID. kINiON,
GEORGE H., HAZARD,
NATHANIEL CHURCH,
HAZARD KNOWLES
slLAS A. CDMSTOLk
Manufactured aud sohl hy
THOMAS HINES,
mayl2. No. IL Broad 81
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XX1ANTED, A Jouneyman B"ket az
w n. GOfF'S,
,,...,, 2Os Thames Street.
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n NV m,,is "a - I' youNGs.
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Exam,ncd by the Medicai Fasefss in Vienna
by several Boards II sanit, and b, a great
number of celebrated III, siciahs and
Chcmists.
CALVANO. O.ELECTRIC RuEUMA.
TlSM CHAINS. OF

CALvASO. .ELFCTRIC RuEuMA.
TlSM CHAINS. OF
1T. GOt.DBERGER,
DATENTtp b, the lmprr''i a'"i Royal Gov
.ihinent of Ausn,a, Frame, Bavaria, aud b,
the Royal i,oycrnncnt Of Prussia.
Tirsc Gilv,no- Electric Rh,lmati.in Chnina,
cpustuated W,,,n chcmio,-plys.cul prn, illrr,
have been found n thousand ii,ncs piAcl,cabie
against the Godi, iihc'natsh, aud all kinds al
Scry0us complaints, snch as pniiis i' The lace,
neck or hip, tooth.achr, ear-achr, pains ~ ,hc
breast u, back, laincncss, pal ptiion Of The heart,
ETC., etc.
Each ui Goltbergcr's paten, Galvano.R Rhcmna.
tiHn Chains IL We'll packed up in "A small hoS,
which bears on 1t. front Gol!Jpgn's Firm, aud on
the reverse, The nco udzons, VIA The Imperial
and iicyai Eagle Of Austria, and the seal OF Gold
h,rg9s Mant,ctoly, l.. q. the coat Of arms of the
fre. mountain town oi roinowilr, in Golden ict-
iefs.
Ohly those Chlins which are packed up and
marked ia the manner above 81 ted, art To he II.
gud.d AS genuine.
In Boston, I have appointed Mr.. {. J.
FiuFtliE,as ,'rncral agent ipr Amc.'.", for
the sale oimy Galyano- Electric khruml'" Chains
!. 4. 8OLDBEEIER,
Ia Berlin, and free mou,,,tr town IarhoM iln.
NOTICE.
have received by the Str;,rhrr Canada the
! aboye-imlncd GALVAAO-ELECTKIC kiIEI-
MATISM CHAINS of GOLDBERGER, aud
transferred the sale of them to thu inIlowing
agents; and all tn, testimonies may bc in ihe
different languages Of all those agents.
&. q. {. ilAIARD. Newport,
CIIAS. DYER, JR:, Providence.
;. 4. GORHAM; New Haven, Ct
=. 7. 4. BULL, Saybrook.
| LEE & OSGOOD, Norwich.
| +. A. WEED, Ncwak:
4. KNIGHT, Thompson.
&. +. FRITCIIE, Chsm,u,
| and Gsaerdl Ag'Ht jor e. IS.
/ MEMOIR, Letters nnd Poems Of BERNARD Bar
h VI tom including his correspondence with
Charles Lamb. Edited hy his daughter Elc-
II ganty bound, for sale by
n WILLIAM II. PEEK,
II Jun.DU gQ Thames 81