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The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14

A MAN SHor.-An alteration tool;
place yesterday, says the Providence Jour
nal of Friday last, between Francis Arnold
and Edward Knight, in Smithfeld. Ar
mold has recently come into possession of
farm, across which there had been a
passway for ninety years. Knight was
accustomed to cross by this path, and
Arnold forbade his doing 50 any more.
\ csterday, Knight went out with a Gun
that he would test the RIGHT.
Arnold met him with a pitchfork, when
Knight fired, intending to shoot him in the
leg, but the charge took effect in the groin,
and the wound is very dangerous, possibly
fatal.
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The Willimantic (Ct.) lIcdium states
that the cotton mill of A. & J. Jilson, in
that village, has been purchased by Mcssrs.
Ives & Durham, of Hartford, who intend
to convert it into a linen factory. A pr-
chase of machinery for this factory has
been made in England, by Mr.. Rixford,
of Mansfield, who has been engaged in the
Of linen.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14

FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
The regular Fair of this Institution will
be opened at Castle Garden N. Y. or the
first day of October, and continue to the
10th inst. The exhibition of Cattle will
be held at Madison Cottagc on the 10Th,
10th and 18th days of October. Articles
intended for exhibition shonld be carried
in early.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14

Gs8F1 We would call the attention of our
citizens TO the wrctchcd condition of Paw
catuck bridge, but some we presume have
already been led to a knowledge of the
tact in a very feeling manner, for few
evenings since we saw gentleman thrown
headlong by catching the toe of his boot
under loose plank while crossing it, and
have heard Of several others who have
shared the same fatc,) it cndangers the
life and limbs of man and beast, and
steps should Immediately be taken to have
it thoroughly repaired or else new one
built. Who will move in the matter =.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14

Fowl MunDE&.-As the N. Y. and
New-Haven train WAS passing Mott Haven
on Tuesday morning, nine ducks were
crossing the track; before they could get
out Of the way the wheels of the train
caught them, and took off the heads of six
A rooster little in advance, more fortu-
nate, got on the cow-catcher, and rode off
in perfect security, cIapping his wings and
growing Justify.
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r>I,G~
The Philadclphian states that " the
l}Ioomer COSTUME is gradually gaining ia
yor throughout PENNSYLVANIA

The following letter from lion. IIYRoy Law
Renee, Of Belehcrtovn, is valuable testimony
III favor of the OXygcn0tcd Bitters
Belchertown, March Is. 184S,
DR.. GREEN II take great pleasure in in
forming you Of the results of the medicine call =
od OXygenated BittCrs you had the kindnoss 70
send me. For some twenty years | had suf.
tered with Iumoral Asthma. was co,ono1Iol
to SIT up one third Of the nights without gonc
TO oed at all; and the rest Of the time nv slccn
was interrupted by violent fits Of cGurLinc an !
great difficulty in breathing. In all nv alton
dance upon our courts, never went TO Lcd IN
northampton III twenty years but twice. and
then was compelled to get up Now I lin j.,
bed without difficulty, and sleep nrofoundIv
took your medicine according to directions
Inc violent symptoms Immediately abatoG. and
perseverance in the use of the rcmedy has re-
moved all the troublesome consequences Tho
value OF such remedy is incalculallo. and
lobc ITS virtues may be widely diIuse.l, and It's
'eHfccnt agency extensively emlovcl
Respectfully yours, MIRON LAWRENCE
Numerous certificates, equally safsr,ctor,
VIII pe iouhi IN the pamphlets accompanvinm
he medicine, and be obtained Of the AGENTS
,ratis
REED, BATES & Austin. Wholesale Druo.
lists No. 20 Merchants Row, Boston, General
agents Price, ~ per bottle; six bottles
or -.
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For the Literary Echo,
Picnic.

| 1G-A1
We had the pleasure Of attending a de-
llghtiul Picnic, prepared by the munifi-
cence of the parents and friends of the
Sabbath School children of the Christian
Chapel on Friday last Early on that
day part Of the company met at the
wharf of Capt. j. Thompson, where nee
essary preparations were made for en-
barking, and with pleasant breeze, or
boat was soon waited down the river and
as we passed along we found several groups
waiting on the banks Of the river for the
arrival of our boat, to step on board
Soon we landed at the beautiful Grove at
OSbrook, where we met others Of the COM
pany, which came in boats and carriages.
numbering in all ncarcly three hundred
Ihe bountcoHs rcpast was soon prepared
on table one hundred feet in lenoth,
when We partook of the delicious yiaDds
which had been provided for the occasion.
After dinner the company straycd to their
various amuscments prepared to render
the scene delightful But they were soon
gathered together again by some beautiful
singing by the choir, which sounded sweet
ly in that pleasant grove. And what
made the enjoyment greater, was meeting
the Rev. y. G. Palmer and about one
hundred Of his congregation from Stoning-
ton, and Rev. Nh Moore, an English
who attended with his friend
Palmer. They united with our company
in singing which made the time pass more
lgreeably, and at the close, Rev. 1Ir.
Moore delivered a short address, express
ng his enjoyment with us in the beautiful
grove, and his thanks for tho exalted bless
ngs which we enjoy above those Of other
portions Of the earth. lie was succeeded by
Rev. A. G. Palmer, whose remarks were
'ery interesting, recalling to mind the past
delightful seasons which he had enjoyed in
W estcrly, and expressing his delight in
many familiar faces AMONGST
Is; and spoke Of the many which hal
zone to the silent tomb since he left u.
lie was succeeded by Rev. j. Taylor, who
made some appropriate remarks for the
ccaslon, expressing his gratitude for the
emarks made by his brethren in the min
'try and spoke Of the improbajiIity of cy-
meeting all Of that company again in
lat pleasant grove and closed by recon-
lending religion as the only antidotc to
xpcl the poison Of sin. After which we
'paratod from our friends; they starting .
II stonington Borough, and we for West f
'rly Village, where after a pleasant sail,
e safely arrived at about o'clock, cheer
Il and happy, and the thanks Of the com q
any are rendered to j. Davis ESQ. for d
le use Of the grove, and much credit and y
raise is due to the managers and those t
terestcd in the excursion.
\ FDIrND =,
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14

hsar A company Of Oiibway Indians
called upon Jenny Lind at her rooms in
Rochester. She gave them each a prc-
sent, and sang the echo and bird songs to
them, and they gave her war dance.
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Containing no Alcohol

me INC peSt ana strongest certified medicine in
ci.e "orIu Tor the cure Of Dyspepsia in all its
o.Ho-o"ch Us headache, heartburn, habituol
coStlvcncss, acility Of the stomach loss of n,,"
ute, asthma, piles, incipient consumntion Gc-
olllty arising from protracted fcvers. fever onI
a9uc' exposure to heat or cold. old ara-onI
9lse"SeS arising from imperfect digestion. or n
deranged condition Of the stomach II i, ol.,
ah excellent remedy, and not surpassed Inv anv
nleulclne III use, for females suffering from utter
ihe or nervous arrangement
on.;aS n;;sonS lhe numerous and highly respectable
certihcates, we refer to the following.
rroi A. A. Hayes, NJ. d. State Assavcr
fIZhenry Homer, Esq. Boston.
James {: Dunn, Esq. City Treasurer, Boston
Senate. '''' ''"HS'
Hon. L. II. Arnold, formerly Gov. of Rhode
island, now Member of Congress
vi non VIM Woodbridge, formerly Gov. of
Michigan, now U. 5. Senator.
Hon, j. Y. Morehead. formerly Gov of Kan
. '"cEy' now U. ). Senator.
zion. }. F. Simmons, U. S. Senator from
Rhode Island. ''0ii
Hon. :: :. Phelps, U. s Senator from vt.
i!oa. VIM. Upham, . 5.
ton. solomon Foote, NJ. c. from Vt.
Hon. II. D. Foster, VI. c. from Penn.
non; NJ L.. Martin, Delegate in Congress
Iowa - 0Oiis 'c'S from
r. ?. Stowe, Esq Clerk in the House of Rep
rCsentatives - i''P
{. {. Trowbridge, Esq. Of Detroit Mich
Geo. W. Jones, Esq. Surveyor General
Dubuque, Iowa. 'i'
Joseph loXc, Esq. No. 7G Wall street, Ny
Many other individuals of the highest re-
SpectaoiEty can be referred to, who will CON
hlm all that has been said in favor of tbis in
medicine
DIR. GEO B. GREEN,
Proprietor, Windsor, VT.
REED, BATES g. AUSTEN, Wholesale Druc-
gIstS, No. 20, Merchants Row. Boston, General
Agents.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for 50.
CAUTIoN.-Each bottle of the Genuine Oxv-
genated Blttcrs, will have the outside wrapper
printed III English, French, and Spanish, with
the signature OfGeO. b. Green, Proprietor, upon
three sides, and in addition, finely engraved
label upon the top Of the bottle, with the sigma
ture of Reed, Bates, s. Austin, who are the
sole General Agents, and to whom all orders
must be addressed.
For sale by
CHAs. II. DEN1soN, Westerly, RI
+. A. PALMER, Stonington, Ct,
And by Druggists generally throughout the
united states and Canadas. 3m18
ELISHA G. BARNES would inform the pub
lc, that he has good assortment of PAPERS,
Magazines, and Standard Works.
n Is. Books of different kinds got to order
LADIES ana Gentlemen, please call at the
\ ews Ofllce and obtain paper, or Magazine,
hcaper than can be found in this place.
Westerly, April |, 1851.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14

In West jersey very severe drouth
hos prevailed for some time past, and the
crops look very unwomising.
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NoW-XOTk correspondence.

To the Editor of the Literary Echo -

t;mo whom ola ,nal,,, 7I,.' l'"' J., inc
Inv tbo sornont an1 aLo anJ c',I c'5 ''g",I'u
were tn,ndJ ont rp.m,r., c,aD1',. ''''' .A'''i''
know moro tb.n ,r., ,.;,.,, .t,. '1N''' -. ~
the nrcsont have tLoi. orn;n. nS, va u,
DAUGHTERS been cpoarcd in tLo ,nn.,,;4 e
lno,yIoJo, ,,,,J,r d.6;a,I,;.. ~, -
their PARENTS lc(,ro tbon +ba,. La,','.. '.',0
boon rontont with tho 1o,;.;.,,,t. ~ 81
info,n.t;or L..t e,-..ln. ,.N-' ' WV -
GOING after diyipors and onlh.nt,.. '.,'' ''
mancors and d,oIon. ..:a, r.'.: 'cNiO
,.tr,J,oo,, anil .,..l .'
doyiI. T,., A., L,.....,,' ''''-' ''l'
= d..i.c ,o Io,l, ;a., r.,...:,.'. pony ~ ~
fact In tho ro.,a4o ..,', p " ''. -,
th.rn v.,o A., .4.. r., - l''''
Tbn S,croJ J!;.t,,,. IN, e C',
aIth,uaI, J., u,,,. 'y'''' "',''
'''nooSn he Wa" King over great people,
ana coUiH nave had, had ne conducted
fountain Of al ,,nowInJro mhan Is;,, Wv
cxtromitv sou,bt ,y.ist,noo f.a,, u
Witch Of Erdor cvon oaor b. L.1at
t,mn,cJ 20 rnt TO doatr 81, t1' ,,o Nv ll"l A,
with familiar snirits Thoro naa ~ .or, '','
thinc fasciDatio@ IN tbo ,nrstor; 49, af M
nccromapc.rs md croL.nt,,, ~ -, y T. WV
and in tho ,;o,nt;. ,.m.nI,,,. - ~. g r
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The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14
Married.

AT North Stonington, on the 9th inst, by
Rev. VI. VI Morris. WM. Il IIuLI, to Srs,> NJ
daughter Of Thomas p. wattlcs, MD.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14
Caution.

THOSE persons on Mechanic-street who COM
J. init dcprcdatious i'll the Lumber Yard of
the subscribers, are advised to be found mis-
sing IN future, or they may get into trouble.
HhccLbo,rors that Squeak, though used in the
might, tell tales
c, MAXSQN & co.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14
w. H. WILBUR, M. Q.
z EY SICIAN AND SURGEON
Residence Il. Fosters house, High st.
Found.

THERE was found, by the subscriber, at his
L residence, a black spcckled Pig, weighing
about fifty pounds. The owner can have him
by calling and paying charges.
THOMAS B. KENYON.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14

The following letter from lion. lTYRoN Law.
renee Of Belchcrtown, is valuable testimony
IN favor of the OXygcnatcd Bitters
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-08-14
DR.. GEO. B. GREEN.

REED, BATES g. AUSTEN, Wholesale D,
gusts, No. 70, Merchants Row, Boston, Gen
Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for 50.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20
Exsls;aj's'0Et,S sAs.aS.

" ALUAULE FARM, Braudywine Hundred New Cas-
tie caunty State OF Delaware. The Estate Of Sarah
Arbucke, deed On Monday, June the 30ih, 1851, at
o'co in the Afternoon The preisea will be sold,
the following described Real Estate the Estate late OF
Sarah Arbueke, deceased;
All that valuable and highly cultivated Farm, situate
on the New Bridge Road leading nom tho Kennel Turn
pike Roud 20 tbs Concord Turnpike Roud, about one
mile from either OF tho above Roads containing about
Acres, 20 OF Which in the gest rnio Of eultiva
egxa9 tnn-the balance Meadow and Woodland, divided
NV into convenient fields aud all uinlcf lrs stone
~@-- and rail fente. The Improvements consist Of
large two stnfy Stone Mansion, with two and
hall the hrs floor beside garrais large frame kitchen
with never falling spring OF The purest water in The
same, two story stUle Tenants Houses with springs
of waie at each door large stone Barn with orershoot
and ahling underneath sune Smoke House stone Pig
sery. Chicken House, &c. The Fam is within 3 mlee
Of the City Of wilnn ton. where there are good mar
kels aud roads all times Of lilo convenient 10 Schools
Churches, and Mills; tile situation " high and healthy,
and commands beautiful view Of the surrounding coun-
Try aud is Of the most beautiful FRrms offer,
for sale aud stands second to IN the state OF Dea-
ware, Persons Inclined TO puelafe may view the prem
at any tune previous to ssle, bv applying thereon.
Terms Of S,lo--i0 per cent of tile purchase money
will be required from the purchaser nj the time Of sale
iils balance On the Let day of March, 1852.
Pos ension given on the .5th day Of MARCH,, 1859
lille undnubtel. WIN. FRANCK,
Rxecu TO tile Estate late ofsarnh Arbuekle decd.
N B.-Siages run within q quarter Of mile Of thi
place every hour IN tho day, und ia Situated within hal
an iours ride Of the Brand, wine Syringe.
Jura 90 At
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20

nn. swAYNE's cRLEBgATED FAMILY MBDI-
swxYNR's ooMfG1Sp sYRuP Of WILD CHEZ
Rf, tho original and Genuine Preparation
ltmay ttay .aIa that % one has eyer been 80 81
much 10 relieve tho human family to rob disease Of its
and restore the Invalid TO health and Comfort as
tho Inventor aud Proprietor OF that most deaervedy
lar Family Medicine, DR.. swaynes Compound syrup Of
VIVA ohsry and has boon generally paironsed
by the profession and others both in this country and Eu
rope has there ever been great an effort TO deceive
as eredaoqs aai unlhiasug. by putting ~ Nostrum If
sareua kinds by various individuals. eixing the name Of
Wild cherry, and as much Of the namo of tho original
preparation VII screen them from the lash Of the law
Beware Of such Importers and purchase none but the
original and ony genuine artirla, as prepared by Dr.
swayne, which arose from many years eose attention to
tho practice Of the profession aud which led 10 this great
Great carO of Jacob TIsus an old resident Of Mhem.
cenlIe Co, Pa Hundreds throush na Centre County can
reality to the following fact:
cossustloScAS NJ cuaRp.-Dr. swayne ;-Dear sir
ino only take pleasure but deem IL duty to suffer
~ hsm.ny 70 certify publicly 70 The great power and
ting assasc after II has taken fast hold upon ha vi
tai aIgans Il Is certainly wonderful discovery. and cal
cqsisd TO do wat ssodn, Of good wa. isSen with
great wasting away Of my flesh aud all tho symptom Of
hxed Consumption, aud from my feelings and appearance
death seomed to be- fast approashng aud such the
opinion my frirnds aud neghbnrs After taking drnt
q he sss siSs 81 o$pSu ynS @ 5Ess
~. loonmeneed the Of II it, my great salifsoiis.
Aeon, and the asioniahment Of all arnund my cough
begsR to sse appetite improve aud tho Gosh began to ill.,
ers@sa ~ my enasated syatem, until have become Al
feshy and healthy az Some twelve months having
lsssed since the disease arrested have every
10 hsps dist l. completely cradieated from my sys
wi,..u-sxul' 9 gs,a ,9spss"a"s JACOB uAus
ssxaNBRs tho origiual and only gsnuIne prepaia.
paper around each bottle Laboratory no. Nrih 9Th
kAys yo1n cnLpkEsl- wonss WonMsii woRMsl u
pssssst rezssdy for worms sirkiy children or adults
s,sasnh, 30. Ayro's highly respectable mer
,sss4 sSk., n, xis is 80 mued pleased with it sh,
wAl ass other. Rsmembefi none e genuine exeep
khal 10 pqna Bottles with the portrait OF Dr .Swayne
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20

AVERY body who havo Bees sllond have Collon's
Gimpreved Patent Bee Hive These are no huinbug
which Offering; in New Castle and Kent Coun.
ties. Del aud Chester aud Delaware Counties Pa; we
put in last season (le50) hundred and thirty
hives which have given universal subtraction. This
Hive (Ceton's Fateu y is inmorc extensive use thaK
aux oticr hive the United statee from the fact Of
their construction TO suit the nature and habits of the
Honey Bee. Wd invite aud solicit all who have Bees
call aud examine these improved hives The simple.
ity OF construction, ease aud iacility with which the
honey may be rYmoved without iniuring the bees The
security against the moth with yield at least 100
per cent any other hive, few NJ the RdvantR.
has, We feel conhdau in saying these hives will
recommend themselves to the most skepicai bee in
the country. and again We invite you to call and sne
them Anron Coton has published valuable treatise
In pamphlet forn the habits Of bses. which will be
given gfatia all who may cali for ID also skeleton
the hive showing The form Of the Persons
tauee hy applying post paid have il sent 10 then
Having purchased the sole right 10 make the said hive
in tho above countiss. we se prepared furnish all
ders we may receive for them,
/ 8. q \. NICOLA ny
| No ia sltiniey ST Wiiminrtnn ne
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20
IpR.,yIItra,f u,rrns ,....

lh.WibLlAN FIELDS, respectfully iAlasms u,
- oiuzens Of WI ninguu unt vicinity thai he has Ia
llioniihg 10 IN nraclies nf Maril having studied
wan The celebrated Or. tD9pfn NJ West Chcsis Pa
aanul twenty i've yeats ago All having md much OK
p,rence in the il,linin mnli ~ Practice trongon,
lher Of The Sta h1 is tlluTeire prepared 10 trent
hnspt discusses M the bnsi and uipsi scientific pfnci
pies, Recording to its nature iil tu Nuinre's fnd ie
more particularly turns his attention TO the cue NJ IN.
snl's ~ en OF the worst gfadnsi he alrI4 himself ai
20 AMPLY qualified 10 treat Sncessfnily this disease
Nh from ten yeats uraci c. IN UAu ~ tic tf1atn ~ nj
~ hinu, NJ Fepn aud al every gTale; and cures liz.
Intermittent fevfT " Fever Hi Aeue in ire. days mud
emiriy removes It To tht sysirn, Alsn, MI disease,
- me Liver Lungs, Dysmpsia isnrel cancers ueers
iinnsnl the head and JAWS frtntuln, rheumatism.
&c, &c lie will alsp acli all les of PnfinIai ion
treated WILLIAM FlI,IDS Al d
NAV ely tVilmiugin, net
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20

! i|h,t"hEAT sEcREf DISCOVERED '-1lc sal scrl
bet has al last discover cd Tho nc slss si,rg nc a.,
pfhali Announces II Tor sale, with perfect continual
W W. enfpnssing everything Ut lie Kind now IN use.
Alu IS used without any Injury In tile hair nr skin riil
e DIV sia or oihvrwisc, aud he wa shod of III lo
ieHry 's w - 81
pnlafd has for years manufactured Dyes, giitl
hhSr given great satisfaction To Ills customers bni Ii.
ln lo advertise them because he felt them not 10 i.
peHeci wir They demccd the skin. For long time he
ceedei. '"'' "' use ~
XII tinir nyemiy be had, wholesale and retail Of his
rs desire Gun also isvc ii applied
rs visiting Philadelphia, who may wish their
nal. uyen are hsied 10 call AZ above Letters mi NM
Fa,, o. i,ie country addressed TO r. DOLARD III
STREE L, Philadelphia, will receive ulten
huH luna 10
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20

frankfurt, rhiialelpliia Co. Dee, e7lh. 1919
RAD CASE OF TEIsrER CURED.

Mrs. Thomas W. Atangcr, Of BfeHhln, Camden county,
New Jersey had suffered with letter more than eighteen
years. at times agony has been most excfucintng dec
prving her Of her night aud day. During one Of iese
paroxysns Mr. Stanger after much persuasion purchased
acw bottles Of Dr. Cuuns Indian Vegetable panacea fos
hof She had taken il but short tue when the dreadful
distress ceased which gave her confidence to continue until
permanent cure been the result Mr. sanger isa gen.
ieman well known in this city, one Of the most extensive
glass in New jersey and Is entirely above the
rspicon Of lending his to 4s cut An imposition
n noklxn Camden county, N. J., Dcl ssh. 1913,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20

friiIS FARM Is stun ell in llfay wine Hundred New
Castle County, Del; about three miles from the City
n Wilmington and one mile on the manu- II
AZ Messrs DupOnts. aud The koekland Manufacturing
@ upon the IRA dywnc, adjoining lands nf Edward
n,tna Jacob Derrickson and others aud continuing
,hoat 10 acres OF nnd In highly improved state Ofru
ovation. The improvements arc convenient and
6rtnb'c Stone Mansion with Stone Kitchen nttaehe
With well AID nump If excellent water nj the door,
Itfau. arn Wagon aud slaughter house. with other gu
hudings, all good rs Now There is variety Ofciinr
ruit trees upon he promises, aud the laud divided In
D. i've luis of about two acres each, by good aud ut
stantal faae' s eonsirfahle p1fi being plns' THIS
ans not every day inlhe Marker, For aud pifii,
n afs apply to PETER SPRINGER sih aud Oxf,nl i
l7iilidplphia. or 70 AMOS II. WiCKERSilA ",
Juna 10. Newcastle nr
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20

7 r. DhEIU SEITU y IsEN, Broad and tako Daker Nnl
E coaiscioner, No $40 Orange Street between Sixtl
~<na- aud Seventh sts, Wilmington, Delaware.
Ihe subscriber respectfully informs his friends ant
me public generally, in he SILL continues the above
pace where he will bake Milk Indian Wheat, Rye &
brown nrea made of.te best -four and meal hot four
hhH rRht cent loaves, Which he will sell the follow.
ing low prices, vz;-rwo four loayos for cts
hnn eighi cent leaves at eac her served
a. is customers Residences or at the Bakery. iIe also
pakes ana serves at the Residences Of his csmers
cry morning Buns, Rsks Tea Cakes and Dutch Cakes
an other cakes baked to cheap establish
nen IL the city Cakes Iced aud ornnncnicd in every
sye " orders Tor assorted deserts thankfully received
ana promptly attended TO- w Families eau be supplied
VIII Bread by leaving their names the Bniery-
IAgfefy particular attention paid to hniy baking
fhinilies Bread, Pies md Dinners baked every We'd
hesuaS AMI Saturday mornings. Don't forget he num-
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-20

CORNER of seventh aud Chestnut sts Philadelphia
" r. r. Bafnum Proprietor. llenfy Sanford, Manager,
FOURTH OF JULY, Graud Celebration. ARA ngement.
have been made by the City Councils to commemorate
the day by splendid exhibition Of Fire Works.
unriynled attractions will BIO offered at arAuni'a.-
The Dramatic Corps will present interesting Comedies
aud Fdrcer. Popular ballads by an accomplished vocal
ist. Dances by Two proficient artists.
The celebrated Mariine'i Family, formerly part Of
the famous Rayr Panty will perform their most aston
isiing rats the Slack Rope and interesting fanto
mics. Faas AuOmstsn Band, consisting of nine figures
Of tue full size Of life playing accurately different airs
will be exhibited for thu drst time The inventor has
been years constructing these $40 600
andi is the most wonderful triumph Of All in the known
world Performances will be given during the morning
ufi srnnon and evening.
The Saloons filled with 1000 oUo of eufiosileH.
Abundance to all ihrst and To each exhibition IL
The Lecture Room, 25 cents Children under 10 year
Of age l2t Cenih.