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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-29
The ti.CIergy Reserve Riot at Toronto
Canada.

ffOE tic Toronto GlOGe, July "a
The adjourned Anti Clergy Reserve meeting was
held in st Lawrence Hall, last night, and was a
most triumphant demonstration. The immense
hall and the gallery crowded, during the eve
ning, with most respectable sad deeply interested
audience. Large numbers left ia consequence of
the heat and the inability TO hear the speakers from
the further end OF the room.
The proceedings did not pass of without nrerrup-
ton Between Tuesday night and Wednesdi ~
morning, large plscards we're posted on the walls,
calling an opposition meeting in the rear OF the
| pev City Han, adjoining the st. Lawrence Hall,
signed by Alderman Robinson, Alexander Dixon,
ard other participants in the former outrage. Tho
hour for the assembling Of the open air meeting
wss the same as that OF the Anti Clergy Reserve
Association, and was evidently intended to gather
the rutsans Of The former evening for whatever
work might DC on hand. MIR Sherwood, Mr.. Dixon,
and Mr.. l.. q. OBrien Secretary Of the Provincial
AID Mutual Insurance Compsny, addressed the
meeting in an nhammatory tnsnler-Mr. Shsr-
wood telling them that the association meeting was
public assemb'sge, and they had all right to go
there; that there was no act TO prevent them.
Others spoke OF breaking up the meeting in the
hall, and Of threshiug those present TIE ruiians
were not slack in taking the hints The meeting
broke up at quarter past nine o'clock, and forth
with up poured tho horde 70 the 1t. Lawrence Hall,
grooming and believing as they cane. The outer
door wac passed by large party of them, snd up
stairs they rushed, hallooing vociforously. The
Mayor, and Aldermen Whittemore and hneeshaw,
aided by the head constable and biz assistants,
were, however, prepared for them. The door Of the
nall was closed, and. after long pariey and much
noise, they we're expelled from the building Stones
then became the ordsr Of the night. The front
windows Of the hal were good deal riddled, aud
At the 5de WINDOWS several brickbats we're thrown
IN upon the audience. The doors were bosiegcd by
large and existed mob, striving to break into the
building; and IL became necessary 10 read the Riot
act. Ths was done by Alderman Anoeshsw, st
hslEpast ten.
The troops were cent for. At this stage the dis
turbance had assr ned quite a formidable al pect,
ard led % grogt alarm tie part Of The indies in
tine hall. Several parties, leaving the hall were
attacked with great violence aud more or less in
JuCd. The Mayor, while cXertug himself 70 res
tore quiet received a severe stroke over The right
eye-InHicting deep and serious wound. The riot
went On Ill nearly IL o'clock, when a company Of
the 7lst regiment arrived from the barracks, and
weTe stationed in the vicinity Of the entrance to the
has After this tse violence Of the mob absted
sud was unaffected only Ia yelling AID threaten
ing ]; was not until - o'clock that those who had
taken al active part 10 the meeting we're enabled
TO kRye the hall. Tho moo soon afterwards dis
peTssd, and the military lef he ground
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-29

IEs MoIsEs COUNTY. lovA-The Burlington
HaVk Eye gives statement Of the population and
property in hes Nloines county, which contains
come Interesting items. There are 2s99!2 acres
- land, and isS inhabitants. The tota. yslae
Of reel estate l. s2lJOg2i, and personal property,
:i1,b72. Burlington hss :, l2y inhabitants The
population Of the county has increased 200 during
he pas, year. and the valuation OF entered
Land Is Is n per acre.
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An Awrut fAcr roR IrI roop cnrarnnrs

An AWFUL FACT roR TBE POOR CREATURES
"A Who ave btsu srttfted tuta los)us Tor the
.tor tdty ppblhhtd the Cty Inspectors repcrs %
deeus ConecmP,iOn vii h. ssI' m"re; last woss
~ seer tetsre before, 60. teore s.. gurfez thoss
se.lsl gsrssvsy 2oUbgttlss o. remedy isst weak.
ie CO Psf aveyHrd sso the rossltsi sueh Dst0uh5
rg th iftftG - public docunshta aontetks Ctt vlo
Wh Iufh ling ue ontir certificates u tio yoost8 "a
itti- sFci i1 months sid 81. Vow ~
.ay Jttrr,i,ts. I've done. TALBOr tfl3, lisj,,sci
tfsau ftTrsA
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LNyERy kOTHER's ROOK.-THw PEARS or row
Ia cry ahd the prospects of too large fiiy ohdren
prevent nsny preens people from narryins tat here n
teok thst VIII toll many Important which
overcome s syeh ot.c,iens Price 81 Ror sale BY D..
ttmorsldo, ~ thu Portuguese Agency No, ~ strs<e
Letters directed - above 70 boz s r. o. VIA
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EkEAT SUCCESS OF DR. wAkD, At 60 CANAL
" street corner Of BrcadsnJ Pv sta dntsses tr
i'm IN hsf tho usual tmo. under forfeiture Of sAH vss
e by DR. Nsrd piioe e. " The Urortspatos Frisnd or
Great W Eioeres spcolaoi No aoss aoceoul ronrSy
~ beore The public Contains medic
celebrated aos will suY cas-. however bod q
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IN tfs Cty and County Of hcw Yort, from The tb Day
suly q ths l1th COY % Irly, 1881.
hsb. 81 Nomsn. o. Eoys, ~ Girls ia.-Tstal, sc.
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M BDiCAL LgCTpkE ON BIENNIAL DI3IAyEs pY
lvh H. Glover. ~ D.1ht first bey the SsssSr
quepccs AID ole class Of dsoaScs generally
der-tDod by Medical Treatment cas.s el
enEravngs and instrument which 10 as ess
tated orsers For sale 20 BraE5Esy and " tie sashor
No. II Am street. Price u osnts.
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Herald MARINE Oerresponasnc..

frrtVt9--bhxks Chester (nes Cgosly and MARI, WHEEL
ttn Icstcn euss Hsys, Tine, rerraz buso; veuiaof
Erndleton NJ orb schrs Dtoinsan, Corsor do Eiles
Barnci, AvcEy. Euayen; Ann Cake Ehdisott NorEich
thsred-bntk Nhsiria Brvml klsmp. ~ Thomhs brig
non. DayiG fsulins. Flynn, and yAndsiisr Pesdleton
hotori ecrt seaman Bril- Ayrvs HALIFAX! LIN
gu. Es. Hickofson Eoston. ElIeH BnrBea Aver
nsvtti hlith. a. kce, %, EcDonsle. Lewis Hsr~ics
TiCrnc..
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hARE HsLEs mana. nowes. frou Baiumoro for y oszo
~af W. ft+el ecu ASHORE CO Ftay ~ sosomos Point 81
ltftee below ~ Bottgn sunday sapposSd without
EtHr t5rHrs-Ths seNut losA u tie berk sophia
Calas, dasra sfos d = have occasian-d 81
ga9idy ueta.
riEr~d Lr ashorc ~ sayiieht on 2ssh, uns
R9sksvty. Wind WsH. frcst everything 6yins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-29

C,APD.-JR DE- LAEBy, AUTHOR or TaB PR
" yHte Medical Guide. Sc. - Lispu-fs street sesS
Brcadesy mi, ying ks docs fh8 "a aeeS<
d. ibis tIecssisy he guarantee pcrfcc qaial
E.arhilY rnninRnd.
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EnrrI1rn Malta

Is.ss bsys f9E RIO JtBeiro &c por steamer godsb us.H
80. ces. At To IxehaHFc u sins Room (6I ExohAnaGD
tn1ay Ags stn o.olook- Aiso, per steamer Wsssld
-"t r hCrleaas. viii cl0tc Friday, AuE l. az garter
tTs tic- psr ste.ner AHA. fer Liverpool viii cloee
" iu1ftav @Th 30 q. 40 The usual hour
The stfsa LctseF Ba&E alec kenyoaeN Hc1 street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-29

MO TILL CURED.-DR CORBITE or 10 uuANR
~ street he ooBsulted conndcut ly or tie 2rs-.
mtet ~ deiicstc disCsses. From
tecrs Dr. e. r eBsbed 20 gvarartY rrrt sth.
cot msEcurT Ut. a specific. box eotA~ n aeil.r
tbs failed o. etieotne = enra. "" N~~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-29

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work the nature and trsatmect q delicate dseac
and all tho Kindred by agrest pv6eS
OF beautifully oolored plates large az febv Homer 8s
WICK M d. lecturer and osoasos Of sho sAeve
named nature. IL 10 large quarto, 80 ede1oa.
price So Extract from The Boston Medical aud sur
Journal 1T be said, feariessiy to be equal "A
cords Actons works the auiy Of Diseases
far superior 10 anything Of the kind In ths
country Author of 1.-THE Family Physician, price -
esnu Author Of xerk self Abuse aud la DspiseA.
bio Effects 60 &c. sixth edition fourteen plates price
81 For sAls at the publishers, STRiNGER Tow NSxNn.
- BroGdW ny. and by the author. Gui BrradMAN.
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ID suhTsMvkt You'll sivH rue uUsDarss
cot no devtiea haTes thst DO ain ,urs them ia o. -
three dsyo ~ y called uppu 90 /, .it.ass tbo -
elects ot 20 wicked dece iWi.
ts.f ~ would. hsps,sr. ssufs chose -bo MAJ me
under his care thAt tbs mag ly upop chtsu n,c,s.as
sna sIooaG ssts- In from o IA e y ~ sssdsss ~,
4 MORTAs1RJ: ics ,ryu...,..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-29

DR CONYrRS rRivATA MEDICAL tokigg no.
~ ~ IN ~ Rev Nefk ~ re n. X A 4.
sti sin dises-es sed ssainsl urasue 81 U hrs hsA
orhstn Itefe nsss extensive prsts In (a,,~
vrce'u We thec'e ~ telstuss sad I'D son ~. via
us ?. eh,aae, vno would svo,d Juacst and tasr vils
20 lr q. bstieDts 70 the ocustry may 90 suIt DE- ~ ~
l~,rr poe PAID eselssing fee n. q Or g a tn,re
rating crsii te enly rencdy fr eeb ~ Of onssss
tauAed ~ fr pou.tpo, for sale a. Ale tkre 1lIss
for 80 With IN Ear,hnt Gdvfcs tstA 10 800 "a al, ~.
iorvtrced 10 the country. For sale. 4 Ero.dvav ,yT
Dowerv. corner yrs~a street - "'''""'Si NV
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TBn FIRST PgvsIoI,ss REcoMxEsp 7ag Nsw


French inalI VhbcT Cos In vonervs dirtasa. n.
are soln therinE uIervioss ~ air u3istso c'esnJ
and soUthtnR They sirp safe nd pl-as.n
TOR sale wholesale nd retail ~ Chss H. rirg ~: ron
Ssy aud by DraEgsts generally thr0ugheus the Usiss.
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DE-, NNRLN. no. ]. MOTT STREET IN COEsUJTru
recent e'ss'sea vhlos Ne ovre, With vt n
All ~ c1eu ~ we dGy, w. va p4ehc, The
py. 80, ~ iVe PEGS sfrsreo kils &c svt-
a. oNr ~ y sy,sto nf rr.4annus c0uutsrisss
~ ~ nuAef "a Rcr fvrit street. 70 See uiii cufssi-
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sls frpm SBedford ss,h ship Chandler Price tr uaci
t.d Stft. slir knterTriao foy pscinc
rat WestpSft, alta tart nsreiRHor Fshss POocsa.
stlf % oil
so frm sserins,on 7Jd chip Br.sey williams Psndlot
Arctir etss
A. SHsrbor f6th, shir Levtn.. COOPER for Arctic 81
nert vcok. nld Eitb bstks Black Fagic, Iudiow
Msry C,rd,uer, spJth do via sAtleu,c Indian ocesa
Hcbsit Town.
~ esycacic I.IaBaa FEB &C. s Hsasy IoIls Of War;,
OIL Al any, not ststed.
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Dh COCPIE. " py6NE sTsFrT u.s sou. AK /.
-, Jsa,1 oeyotod hi prn, toe 10 ths srr-k
vnr'J 'nd other dissagat e o 40 %
ob ,ss = And mild eases removed In a.. Savs
neD dont b. Uoccived tv tponptssauk ,,ts
PIessAttH ny nAre have n..anA rssoes -,
y uplh ~ Uy Office, viti tha nj ,n,,es I, 49, ,.ss.
sr ne 's o""o'rI bss ever rr9re5. sozicct sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-29

VsO CAPITALIZATION SALE A RECEIPT ROE
pspuLS and valuable medicine IL ovua-
try by Nnsnt European physician ofargs pract
successfully administered in ALI
and merouriai sss.s Testimonials The undoastsl
character as to it. efcacy sln be furnished
apply uniess preparS 50 purchase for AddresJ
c..
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IN NERVOUS DEBiLITY.-DR, DE LhkHV. 81 LIS
" street, continues his suocesefat
those sad disorders resulting from early nds sions viz
Nervous aed genital debility. impo nocturnal eosis
sions, ard impedments I, srra:e generally Hts iava
riatio enables him to insure the sclute
perfect cure the worst cases.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1851-11-20

New Work BY PowFns, THE ScvLProR.-
The Italian correspondent of the London Doilv
.Ntws says; While on the subject of fine arts
must not omit stating that Mr. Powers, the
American scuI ptor, whose studio visited YES
terday, and whose name will be familiar TO YOUR
readers rs the author of the Greek Slave.
which forms such point Of attraction in the
Great Exhibition, in now engaged on a statue
Of great beauty and Of great aIIcgorcal interest
both as regards his own country and the pros
poets Of the world at large ltreprcsents 1t Cal
liorna under the form Of a beautiful female fig
ure, Of the Indian type of feature, pointing with
dlvinlng rod to mass OF aurilcrious quartz
which is skIully disposed so as TO form the
base of the statue. The voIuptuous beauty Of
the figure, the smiling expression Of her face,
and the richness of her cap, bracelets and arm
let's Of native gold, arc sufficient to awaken tho
enthusiasm Of those who, through a dyenturous
spirit, leave all in search ofthe tempting metal:
but here, indeed, we may say, 'all is not gold
that glitters, " the too often dcludcd hopes of
the adventures, and the deceituncss of riches
arc well typifcd by bunch of thorns, which
tn enchanting Californian holds behind her
back in her right hand and which in the first
burst of admiration is not visible to the gaze of
the dazzled spectator.
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Whole Number $50.

other remarked that looked as if | had bae,
beaten to death with clubs. This conversation
quite treasured me, and | began to bethink
me now should escape from being buried alive
AT last made up my plan, The boat drew
near 10 the shore, and being made fast each
Oody was taken on board and carried to a
sort OF sand flat, which was looking like
pIoughed field with the thousand graves that
heaped Its surface with ridges, from which moro
than one arm and foot and grinning skull pro-
truded; for the graves we're only scopcd ont
not two feet deep, and the bodies thrown in
loosely, and half covered with sand. was the
fourth body that was conveyed from the boat
was thrown down rather heavily for n live
man, into trench some twenty feet long end
s% wide, and less than two deep. When we
were all laid out in a row, dozen men beran
to shovel the sand upon US [ thought then
that 1t mig mt end in my being dead and buried
III earest, for had made up my mind to let them
cover me with the sand, and lay as long as |
could bear it, which thought would be till
they got OFT of the way, considering had not
been breathing air Tor six months, and got tol-
cradle used TO doing without it, felt odd sir
when the first shovel full fell slap on my face;
but was nearly covered up before another one
came. Then third and fourth was thrown,
ana began to feel little frightened, for il was
amaHIug close breathing, though the sand didn't
feel heavy. AT length heard, as if / had been
In barrel headed up, the officer order them to
return to the ship; and ] knew then that We
were buried. So slowly raised nv head ill
good deal of the sand fell off and | could soc
daylight through what remained on nv face
! could now breathe better. | must have laid
there for hours, putting moro and more Of nv
head out, till could look about me. II WA.
raining and blowing like north wester. and
could hardly see the ship, so took ADVANTAGE
OF the storm, shook off the sand, rose to nv feet
and ran for it. But was seen from the shin
and hred at, but escaped to the uplands, now
Brooklyn heights, and so got off into the forests.
Alter that they put bayonct through every
body hoisted up on deck. After MANY adyen-
tures, in month afterwards reached home,
but gray as a badger and
And Kate said quickly, with a smile,
refused to marry you, captainn
She ia my old woman, now, sir and tha
mother Of five sons and six daughters. all mar
ried, sir, and we have thirty-two grand children
and four great grand-ones. You shall see her
sir, when you noXt come to Connecticut river,
She Is as handsome as eyer sir, and has a
breast-pln had made for her, in which she
wears the lock ct hair cut from poor Tobys
head fifty years ago'
The next morning we passed through Hell
l'ae, and an hour afterwards. as we were sal-
ing along the East river, the captain took mo
by the arm, and said in boarse
whisper, very emphatcally:
There sir, opposite that building, the ,Jor-
.cV' "a TnOoro1t NJ, n
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POE U Is Y

~~~~~~~-~-~-~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ =, -
-" The Hurp that once through T0ra'S Hdih y
The lock that once in Bramah's Halls
The burglars skill dcied,
Now hangs as still on Bromah walls,
Since IIolbs the Yankee tried
So hangs the head of Bramahs self;
The day of Chubbs is o er;
And many pounds of golden pef
Poor Bramah Cou is no more.
No more 10 men thing Of might
The lock Of Brantah srens
It's bolt alone, that slips at nlaht
Awukcs them from then dreaus-
Great Britain thief SO safely robs,
The only noise she makes,
Is when some Yankee wretch ike Hobbs
Her bouncing challenge takes. y Y. H.
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"a well there is in the west countlio
And clearer one never was SEEM
There is not Il wife in the west countEio
But has heard Of the well of ST. keync."
A traveller sitting by the side of this well, tbe
story goes on to say, met a countryman, With
whom he had long chat about its tradition
"'Ycu drank Of the water, warrant betme,
He to the countryman said,
But the countryman smiled as the stranger spoke,
Aud sheepishy shook his had
Il fastened as the wedding was DER,
And left my good wife in the porch;
But faith, che had been wiser than l.
For she tool, bottle to church,
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The MATRIMONIAL WELL.--In the small par
ish Of St. kcync, Cornwall, Wales there is a
famous well, the virtues of which are such that
it gives mastery to husband Or wife, Just as the
one or the other may have first tasted its waters
Southey made this superstition to the ground
work of an amusing tale, in verse, commence
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From the Flag of our Union,
THE GID JERSEl PkNUN HULK;
OR,
The Story of Capt. Dan DarbyN Adventures, as
Soldier Prisoner and DrGd-man.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-10
aflisfell0ueo,ls.
Spirit Rappings Nothing New.

The Journal of commerce publishes the
following letter from the "Norwich Pack
et," published in Norwich, (Ct.,) March
l3, 1888; from which it appears that the
"mysterious knockings" are not without a
precedent.
Poughkccpsic, Feb. q. Yhc public
curiosity has for some time past been much
taken up with very extraordinary clrcum-
stances attending a young woman at New
Hackinsack, near this place. 1t IS now
near three or four weeks since She was at
tended wherever she went, by an mcom-
man knocking" against the floor where
she happened to b., and at several other
parts oftho house she lives in, somewhat re-
sembling the noise attending a shoemaker $
hammering on the heel Of shoe. Much
pains has been taken to discover the cause
of it, but to no purpose. For few days
past, the knocking has increased, and it is
1--WE are informed) attended with the NOV
inc Of chairs and things thrown from dit
ferent parts OF the room across the floor
in such manner as to raise the apprchen-
sons of the most curious and enlightened
people. We shall cndoayor to obtain s
narticular account OF the above circumstan
ccs and lay the same betor' our readers
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-10

A friend of ours, who is somewhat of a
wag, was told the other day to "kccp dark, y
and answered thus ;-"Of all the darkics
that ever darkcned darkness, L am the
darkest darkey that ever darkness dark
ened darker"
COL Ethan Allen, had high opinion
of himself and his six brothers, and once
observed that there ncv were seven such
born of any woman. You are mistaken,
said a Scotch officer, Mary Magdalen was
delivered Of ssccn Just Ike you.
nay-A New Orleans paper advertiscs q
runaway ogro as a "stout boy, with low
crowned hat, made to carry brick"
p6y-"None of your jaw" as the Philis.
tine said TO Sampson.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-10
"Whv, Bridget, how came YOU to burr
A good anecdota is told US by friend

A good anecdota is told us by friend
concerning old deacon T, ofSalisb r ,
who was famous, lin old times" fortellmg
stories, especially when the minister came
to make his weekly visit he would enEyen
the time by relating little incidents which
had happened to him. Son one occasion" "
said the good deacon, 81 came very near
falling into the hands Of monstrous great
bear II was one afternoon while out
hociag JeqnS, and | had nearly finished the
lot, when, on happening to look round
what should | see but a great black bea'
maxi Q towards me at brisk trot! For
moment | thought it all over with me, bu
as good fortune would have it, it happened
there was great snow bank on tha oppo
site side of the fence from the field in VIII ct
the bear was, and in jumping over th'
critter sunk dow into 1t so tar that N
could not get out, and thus, through The
Providence of God, was | able to escape.
"Pray, Deacon" asked the parson, afte
he had concluded his story, ''where DIX
you get the seed ?''
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-10
JIHN r. VINCENT,

Keeps constantly on hand at his Music store,
in Westerly, Musical instruments Of the best
qualify: such as Carhmt's improved Mclodeons'
Violas NiolinS, Flutes, Accordcons, &c; In
struction Books, Violin strings and Clanhed
Rosin of the best quality; also, most Kinds ol
Musical Merchandise.
CscLs cleaned and repaired and Razors
Lo.ci nd set. All kinds Of job Worl; done at
short notice, with neat,.oas and dispatch.
Westerly. April |.
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CAUTIOW!

The public are cautioned against fellow 90
ing about 'hc country, pretending to clean ana
repair Clocks and Watches; he having assumed
my name. such is an IuYostor and Cheat,
and the Community is warned against cmploy-
ing him. ] have never travelled the country"s
Il Clock Cleaner and employ no person as such
If he is detected he will be dealt with accord
ing to law. -
CHARLES II. BRADFORD.
pawcatucs March 20. 8"
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-10
IRON AND STEEL.

Thc subscribers are now receiving an addition
| to their usual stock OF Iron and steel,
which consists of Round, square and Qctagon
Cast steel; English Blister; American Blister;
spring, Toc-cork, SweedS and German steel;
all the varieties of Iron wanted hy Farmers,
Mechanics, or Manufacturers; steel springs
Crow Bars; Hinges; Cart and Wagon Boxes
and variety Of other articles, which they Will
sell as low as can be bought at any other store
in this vicinity. -,
II. &F. SHEFFIELD
pawCatuck. April l.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-10
Porter 4 Loveland,
FESTERLF, e. l.

Dealer in Air tight and Parlor stoves: also, an
assortment Of Cooking and Pmlor stoves, stove
Pipe and Stove Trimmings. Manufacturers
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, stoves and
Stove Fixtures; also ON hand, Il general aSs"rt.
mcnt Of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron, J0pained
and Hollow Ware, Copper and Tin Pumps sheet
Lead and Lead Pipe.
IoBBING DONE AT SHORT NorICE.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-10
ELAN III. GATES,
Painter, Glazier and Paper-Hanger,
WESTERLY. Il. l.

shop in P. Clark Jr's Planning Mill. up stairs
All orders thankfully received and executed
with dispatch.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-10
T L U | d :.

VIC have constantly on hand and for sale the
w hest BURNING FLUID made in New
England, as is acknowledged hy al; who use It,
- J. x p. MOVES.