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Jenny Lind in New Character and u
Pleasant one.

NARRlED-ln St Pauls Church Lewiston. On
Sunday the l4th inst. by the Rev. a. &. Tread.
way Miss Margaret A tknson and Mr.. james {.
Mason.
There are two reasons why We place thi. mar,
rage notice ou; Of the place ordinarily allotted to
matrimonial announcements. One l. that Marg3-
ret was for long time a servant Of ours, and her
uniform fidelity, uprightness, good nature lntclli
geuce, modesty and quiet checrfllness secured for
her II strong feeling Of regard from all of our 1T.
tie family. Margaret has whL handsome face
OF her own and IA personable figure. She j. also
neat and tidy in her appearance, and it was there.
fore no matter Of surprise to rs that Nr. Jimmy
Mason, and one or two other good looking Young
chaps, shnuld have pulled our door bell now and
! then OF m evening, and enqured If Miss Margaret
was Mt home. We had our suspicious OF Mr.. Jim
my all along, and his perseverance has at length
been crowned with great success by changing
the local hahitoton and name OF Maggie to the
more Formidable one of Mrs. james Copeland
Mason.
/ Last srping however for reasons now tolerably
plain, she LETT h5r home with u- 10 90 to the Falls
where J. c N. resided During the sumalcr she
has had charge Of part OF the roums at the Clifton
House, and it is not unlikely that occasionally,
when off duty, her present lieIe may have found
opportunity of communicating his personal views
to her in one o those long walks that people take
sometimes of summer evening at fashionable
watering places. Among other rooms under her
charge are those occupied b. Miss Lind, whose
good sense could scarcely have failed to discover
the many good points in Magyies character. On
! last, she communicated to Miss Linis maid, in
/ the most strictly private and confidential manner
possible, the fact that on the Iowing day she
she was to be married, and the mad as in duty
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nB n -aA N g. "a - "a .
Brunker's Rifle ManufactOr

"a Y HE subscriber having returned from the cas-,
after visiting the princip ipalmnnutaclories he
L is now prepared 10 manufacture the oelebra-
ted Increase OF Gaining Twist Rife, which he war
rants TO be equal TO any made in this state or else
where. He will also keep constantly on hand and
for sale, "a good assortment ofdoube and single bar
relied Fowling pieces, Powder Flnsks Game Bags,
Shot Pouches Percussion Caps and superior arti-
Gle OF Sporting Powder.
Alikinds OF Iobbing in the gunsmithne done with
ne eatness and despatch
Shop on the east side OF Columbus St, one door
south OF The Union House. iune 22-tt
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nisrelluncous.


Cumberland IL Jennings, HOUSE & SIGN
PAINTERS. Graining, marbling, whitening
and paper hanging, done a, short notice.
Carrnge and Ornnmenlnl Painting neatly ana ana
ORDER. aI' Orders left a, l.. u. Smiths store
august %, 1851
George Smith, Fashionable Tailor, opposite Cush.
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and WILDE happy to make up clothing ior
all who may favor him with their patronage. Afi
warranted lnevery case. Particulnraitention paid
to CnttiRg, Oua~a may 10, lSi9.
G.Burr, 4 gent for Protection Insurance COmpd-
ny, HIriiord--opposte the Mansion House
Seth &. Earl, Carriage house, and sign Painter
PdpcrerdRd Gld=ier, Ottawa H. Shop on Co.
lumbusstreet over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage niakershop.
Jacob G.Stone, Saddle, Harness, and Trsnk
mrnufacimer, and Carriage Trimmer corner Of
Canal and Columbusstreets, Ottawa. mare
Jos. ii. Wagner, Justice Of the Peace office in
the northeast corner OF the cour,houseup stairs
OF dec 7'49
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"l should like you to have seen," said friend
to Us the other day, "a specimen ofa green Yan
kec who came down the Sound in Hartford
Steamer with me. Hc had never been "to York
before, and he was asking questions Of every body
on board tho boat. However, il he pGs green
as grass" he was picking upa good deal of infor
nation, which will stand hm in good stead here
after One of his comparisons struck me as de
cidedly original; "up to Northampton" said
he, 81 took breakfast, and they taxed me tev
shillngsl Twas pooty good price, but gin
it to EN-. Twas enough, any way. Well, when
come down to Hartford, | took breakfast ngn
next mornin', and when asked 'em "how muchl
they looked at me and said, half dollar A"
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Ottawa Meat Market.

IOSEPl REDDlCk begs to announce TO his old
j friends and the people OF Ottawa generally
that he is again among them and has Jus, taken the
building formerly occupied as meat market BY
Grant L. Weaver, one door west Of Halls black
smith shop and northeast of the City Hotel, where
he has opened market aud willconstanty keep or
hand MEATS OF ALL KINDS,
which he will sell at lowest prices. As he pays
nothing but cash for cattle, he buy low and sci
olw. He sollcitsa trial mays
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A husband intent upon household debate,
Said, My love, your outlay is so heavy OF late,
That feel half inclined, though III not be severe
To be just II wee bit out Of temper, my dear
Tie lady looked down, Sut it was not to weep,
For smile lightly trembed across her red lip,
As with tender emotion she gently replied
MY love, cf all others, uou ought not to chde,
For it is my ambition, reprovc as you may
To grow dedrsr and dedrer to you every day"
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Chain Pumps,

WE would cnli the attention OF the public gene
w rally and 10 farmers aud stock growers IN
particular, TO The utility and durability o the above
named article. For ordinary purposes, they are su
pcrlor to all other pumps as thcy cannot freeze or
nIure the water, and OIL account ota remarkable sim
phcy IL construction, are not liable to get out otor
der or to be deranged, 4 child offs or loyears OF
age can draw waterirom ordinary wells wnh ease
and safety.
All orders left a John Hossack's office, Ottawa
Ill be promptly attended TO. i. w. Rowe.
Som, Ia
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. ru q eists

Walker N IIicliling. Deaisrs in Drugs. Medi-
ctnes, Pants, OILS. Furnishes Patent Wedi-
ciass, GlISs. &c, Ottawa, Ill.
tIunter n Cavariy, Dsalers in Drugs Medicines,
Pliat0, OILS, Patent Hsdicnes, Varnishis, Dye
stu6s,Sc second store north ofthe Manstonhouse
Ottawa, Ill.
q. +. Thompson, DcaIsrrn Drugs, Patent Medi.
ciaes, Pants, OiLs, Varaisies. Dye-StuGS, &c.
Between CiIy Hotel and Redlck's block
y. !. smith, Dealer an Drugs, lIsdicinss, Paints
OTIS, Dye .Stufs,Se Nc, Newark, Kendall coun-
" Illinois
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LEX Livery Stable
a. MS

a5OH "
I q GAY would inform his friends and custo-
~. meis that he has removed 10 his new shop at
the south west corner ofthe public square, where he
wlllconlinuc the manufacturing ocarlages, ,bUggl,s
aud wagons ~ the latest and most approved sty les
Being practical workman he flatters himself that
he can build as good work rs can be produced IN this
market Work made TO order and warranted to give
entire a,istactlon. Repairing done on the shoTes,
notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber. J. G. CAY.
1R~GROW,S Paint Shop up sairs.
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOODnformsh friends and the
~ public that he has just opened Mea, Market al
his new building on the corner north of the Cour
House Square. in Ottawa, where he Willie happy ,c
aupplyalI his friends and the public with, the choicest
OF everything in the mea, line. Vegetables Of oil
kinds also kept on hand,
No Market on Sunday. The shop will be kept
open on Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab.
bath. sept2l 1850
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VI. Thompson, Of Ottawa one Of our suoscn.
be,. called at our office this morning, on his way
to the Fair at Rochester He had with him, for
exhibition, specimen Of corn stalks cut from
his fields measuring fft,sa feet in length. When
tina, is beaten lllmoi. will ny ssein.--Vrair,d
Farmer.
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- New supply Of @
r. Cabinet Ware. n

I>HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Ottawa and vicinity that he has
Just receiveda n large assortment of Cabine, Furni-
tnre from St LOUIS aud Chicago, consisting otcard,
crentre. and dining Tables; bedseads OF all kinds,
such asco,tage Jenny Lind and common bedsleads,
cane, flag and wood seat chairs, bureaus looking
glasses; picture frames and pictures IN great varie-
ty, &c. all OF which he will sell at very small ad-
vance on the original cost and transportation
lie has made permanent arrangements with houses
both in St Louis and Chicago, to keep his stock
constantly replenshed
Allwork sold by him is warranted TO he vel made
and cheap as can be bought any where in the west
Gy~All kinds OF custom work in his line done at
the shortestnotce. Cotiims kept on hand and made
TO order and funerals attended with hearse. In
terment privileges the Cemetery given s. each
Ware house and shop on High sreetnear Colum
bus 81, Ottawa, Ill.
NAV 10 JOHN TdTHAM n
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magistrate only shall join people in marriage az
they may do 1t with less scandal to ChIists
church.
When parents refuse their consent to marriage,
the magistrate shall determine the point
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From the Mothers Journal & Family Visitor.
ANGEL CHARLEY.
BY MRS. EMILY c. JuDsos.
c'Fanny Fv,rester,J

BY MRS. kMiLY c. jrDSoS.
t"Fanny Forrester,J
He came--a beau,eous vison---
Then vanished from my sight,
His cherub wing scarce cleaviug
The blockness Of my night,
My glad car caught It's Tuslie.
Then sweeping by, he stole
The dew-drop that his coming
Had cherished in my soul.
Oh, he had been my solace.
When grief my spirit swnyed.
And on his fragile being
fiud tender hopes been stayed,
Where thought, where feeling fingered,
His form was sure to glide,
And in the lone night watches,
Twas ever bymy side.
He cam-,--but as the blossom
ltspetals closes up,
And hides them from the tempest.
Within its shellerng cup,
So he his spin, gathered,
Back to ITS frightened breast.
And passed from earih's grim Threshold
To be the Saviors guest.
My buy-ah me the sweetness,
The anguish Of ,ha, word -
My boy, when in strange night dreams,
My slumbering soul is stirred
When music floats around me,
When soft lips touch my brow.
And whisper gentle greetings.
Oh, tell me, Is 1t thou
know, by one sweet token,
My Charley IS not dead
One golden clue he leit me.
As on his track he Sped
Were he some gem or blossom
But fashioned for to-day,
My love would slowly perish,
With his dlssolylng clay.
Oh. by this dea,hless yearnng.
Nhlchis no,idly gwen,
BY the delicious nearness
My spirit feels to Heaven;
By dreams that throng my sleep,
BY visions ofthe day,
BY whispers when I'm erring
BY promptng5 when pray.
know this life so cherished,
Which sprang beneath my heart,
Which formed Of my own being
So beautiful part,
This precious, winsomc creature,
My uniicdged, voIceless dove,
Lifts now a sernph's plnion,
And waIbles lays OF love.
On, / would not recall thee,
NJ glorious angel boy
Thou needest not my bosom.
Rare bird Of life andJoy!
Here dash down the tear-drops,
S,lt gathering in my eyes;
Blcst oh how blest-in adding
A sernph TO the skies
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Millinery,

Directly Opposite Grdley PTeHon Store
Mrs. GREGG
wy lSHES 10 oinform the Ladies' OF Ottawa and
w the county that she has received her
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting of Ladies' AVID Misses Straw. Hair aud
Lace Bonnets, which she will sell as cheap as the
cheapest.
ALSO-Bonnetsilks Visi,te Silks e. Trimmings,
Flowers, Tabs. Kid Gloves, Dress CAPS, Black Lace
Wells, Ladies Collars and Cuffs, Dress and Visit,e
Patterns, latest style.
ty Straw and Tuscan Bonnets repaired on short
notice Silk Bonne,s made up to order. Linlngs
and Trimmings alwayso on hand.
Ladies please callbefoTe going elsewhere.
Ottawa Nay3l.
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4 SoLrvN QuEsrioS--At a recent meeting Of
parish, solemn, straight bodied, and most ex,
emplary deacon submitted n report in writing Of
the destitute widows and others standing in need
Of assistance in the parish "Are YOU sure, dea
con-" asked another solemn brother that you
have embrocei all the widows in the parishH He
said he bclived he had done so but il any had
been omitted the omission could easily be eorree.
ted.-Hs did not take at ALL
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4 was mih. When my wife Wa. very SICK, !!
called an Ellopa,hic ply yseion, she got no better
then called homTopath, and sho msnjod ht'
ilc.--Onc day he broke his leg Nnd e.aldai I csao
n, all then she 60. well,
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Stadden's Mill.

rTHE subscriber would inform the public that The
l. above Millisn full operation once more, andhc
isprepared to grind, or exchange touricr wheata,
nltimes to suit the cusomers aud With strictatten
tion to business he hopesto sharea part ofhe public
patronage. Farmers, please call and see US you
will always find the millers ready to wait on you,
nightorday. Cash paid for wheat
Dayton, Jan. IS JONATHAN SrAppLS,
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Horse ShOeing

noNE a, 2. Barnard's shop, superntended by
- JoHN HooPgR.
No tpo Prices a, this shop. Horses shod new
in the best manner, at Sl.2a. Wagon making con
tinued at the same place, as usual Old friends aud
customers, aud new, are invited to call and leave
their orders. dec7 4 BARNARD
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]. B. Hamalle,

NyTHOLESALEa and retail dealer in all kinds o'
w CORRECTIONAL
Toys, Candy. Fruit, &c, Canal street, n few doors
west of La Sale street, Ottawa.
msntai Coniec,lonary Cakes, Ice Cream, & C. &c.
AL shori notice. MAY 81 6m
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d 0 t { | 9

Mansion House, Ottawa Illinois, by Waugh &
Cressng-T, successors TO X. Thornc. Passen'
gers earned to and from the packets free charge
Stages from all directions arrive and depart daily
Nav 10.
Fox River House, by l.. DELASo. on the canal
uear the aluaduct. Canal packet. stop regularly
at this house.
American House, nearthe confluence ofthell,
lnois and Fox Rivers "A nd near the bridge.
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GtoraarM forwar0ina.

y 4 Charruaud, Storage & Commission Mer
cilnt-W Warehouse casts side o, the bridge, Main
canal, Ottawa, III. nov ~
L.. Hills, Storage, Forparding and Commission
.N.rehat. dealer IA all kinds Of produce, True:
Warehouse. No. :, Side cut. Ottawa Illinois
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Business CARDS.

Dentistry.
WM. SMITH, VI. D., Surgeon
Dentist, residing al Ottawa, So
CvYy licits the patronage OF the citizens
Of Ottawa and vicinity.
All work in the line Of his profession will be done
in a Wsrkmaniike manner, and Warranted.
07-Good reference given II required. lie has
mkenrooms at the Mansion House.
Office IN Sanger & Armours brick block, over
l.. Raugh's Clothing Store.
PS-Ladies waited upon at their residence ii
requested Ottawa, July II.
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'Discord is horrible as the musical negro said
when he was abont to be hung
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Whenever the wish is father to the thought il
will be a (p) parent,
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What shape Is kiss ! Ellip,csl "a lip,ickle.,
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Liberty's wanted
By every body.

A reward offifty dollars has been offered for
his Apprehension A little girl it is said, saw him
about bayligh running in the direction Of Lamber.
ton and occasionally looking back
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-12-11

I~l lfyOl 4 Lou
Seit eem Isetcn l. December bstruaen
bic SaarSahIun9en filr bic Staatsftulo
NIT Qusfb!u6 Der 3infrn $7,50I,45 Sc.
mas tnoeiIen Die Summe pUn S3242,OOO
etnibltcBt, meIbe Iaut oes IL. lrt. bes
Sertrags nit Msrfo beiablt wurcen, unb
ferner bic Summrn S259l,2I3 IS ais
Setrn9 Ger @utfhdoi9un9en an amrifani
ldle Bar9cr unter rem IcRten Sutrao nit
WeriFc, fir nel6s oaS 1useeben vcu
StOfs bemtai9t oaS isoob baar aus Gem
S6ase beSablt wuroe.
Die Staot5fbuIo am 20. B., nit Qus-
i6Iu6 beS iur Gusgabs bemiQiafcn Stods
an SeraS Graft Der Gfte pcm 20. Septem
Der 1850 } mar S62 500. 1896 20.
Die GInnabmen fur oas ni6fe Sisfa!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-11
NERiLD or THE Times
Published EVERY THURSDAY hoRsiSc, AT
No. I27 Thames Street.
CRANSTON & NORMAN.
TERMS--$2 in advance, or So ,26
at'the end Of the year. ..

DAGuERREorYPEs.-W have recent
ly had the pleasure Of visiting the cele-
brated Daguerrean Gallery Of Mr. MAJ
ury in Providence, and examining some
of the finest Miniatures we have ever
seen, and some of the most striking Por-
traits OF celebrated men, among whom
is one Ct the late Edgar A. Poe, ono OF
Americas finest and most poetic minds,
gifted with great genius and powerful
imagination, yet withal misan,hropic
and desponding, cut dawn in the flower
of his manhood, leaving to the world
name which shall live forever. ..
MIR. Masury has one o. the most ex-
tensive Galleries in the country, and his
pictures are taken by recently improv-
ed sky-lghi, giving the most delicate
shading, and beautiful effect to these
"pencillings ofNature.' Those OF our
readers visiting Providence should not
fail of paying Mr.. Masury visi, before
they leave, and they will always find
Mr.. Masury at his old stand No. l9
Westminster street, opposite the Post
Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-11

n5eMr. Brooks, the litor OF the Ne,o
York Express, in IA letter from Washing
ton, thus describes the manner in which
money has been raised to fit out the
Cuba sympthiscrs
| learn this morning something Of
the manner in which money has been
raised Il, the South for fitung ont cxped-
itons TO Cuba. II appears that Lopez
has issued large amount OF stock, the
redemption of which depended upon his
own bad faith and worse means, and the
success OF his expeditions TO Cuba.
Strange to say, this stock has found
purchasers in The United States and n
mong the purchasers, Of course, are
those most eager for the Revolution IN
Cuba. have heard of crops of cotton
exchanged for this stock IN Louisiana,
an of sales made in Savannah at the
rate OF ten cents on the dollar! BY this
means many now have n pecumiary In
terest in the Revo ution, and others
have promises without number, which
they are anxious to construc as stock
in trade. Texas annexation aud Texas
stocks have proved the Stimulus to enter-
prizes which have led to the most dare
devil expeditions aud the worst exam
pies OF avarice"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-11

ESRMipABLE SURGICAL OPERArioS.-
A Buffalo paper gives the following ac-
count Of a very formidable surgical op.
Grafton remarking that il is one OF nu-
merous delicate acd difficult cnses that
have yielded to'the skill and experience
Of the same surgeon :"
Miss--, a resident OF Gencsee
county, had been for fifteen years a sui-
fcrcr from thej growth Of cancerous
tumor. 1t occupied nearly one-half Of
the front port Ct the entire chest and
had gained prodigious size. DR.. Hal
ton Ganson, OF Batavia. was requested
To cxiirpate it by an operation, If he
thought il could be done with safety.
Accordingly on Tuesday, August 10Th
at g O'Clock p. NJ, all things being in
readiness, Dr. Ganson, assisted by DR..
o. Clark, began the operation, and in a
short space OF time the numerous friends
present had the the satisfaction Of see.
ing the huge mass fall IRON the BODY,
leaving at it's bed an enormous cash Of
nearly one. foot in length by six inches in
width, extending down 10 near the ribs.
As the surgeon had predicted, the pa.
tent survived this hold operation. She
expressed her warm thapklulness at it's
fortunate termination, and also Tor the
great relief she experienc ced IRON suffer-
ing in consequence Of the chlorofor NJ
which vas administered to her. The
operation was performed atthe house OF
Mr.. Ethel Scott, one ofthe oldest resi-
dents OF the town Of Batavia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-11

nrWe received last night by tele-
graph and from our correspondents, the
returns which we present below, from
one hundred and twcnty-one towns,
| from the brave old State OF VERMONT
| The Wings have carried the State, high
and dry. and have routed the CoalIiion
and old line forces horse, foot and dra-
goons.
All honor to the idomitable Wings of
the Green Mountains. Demagogucs
and pac,-hunters may unite TO defeat
tlyem proiesScd Wings mny at times
snccr at and bcratc them, but they stand
firm in their prime pies "a their noble
mounaius-unconqucrcd, uuscduced. -
Again we say all honor 10 the gallant
Wings of Vermont. Governor Will
hams is reelected by nearly il not quite
as large "A majority as he had last year.
Both branches Of the Legislature are
st. ongly Wing. In word, the Wings
p nave bNtlll liC pl'ilC NllIlbut ctC'ill''e5 i
making an effort. They have got so
bred to it that they cannot help it.
| We are glad to see that the able ed
itor Of the Middlebury Register is elect
ed to the Legislature. Long may he
wave" The vote Of Brandon is sug-
gcstivc The labor OF "the Union
Wings" has turned good Whig town
into n Democratic Free Soil ole, and it
will be represented in the next Leglela-
ture by Coaitionist instead of good
| Wing, as heretofore.
We have no time for further com
ments. The work in Vermont has been
done up brown, and we hope to initiate
/ the example set us in this State in No
vember.- Boston Atlas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-11

THE RBoDE Island FAiR-There
seems TO be very general disposition
TO make holiday Of the / lih Of Sep
embcr, and thus afford to all an oppor-
tuniiy to visit the Fair in Providence
We are not able TO state that operations
in our factories will be suspended on
that day, but have reason to believe
that Ilsy will. Let others do as thew
may, i, is our, intention TO act according
to the ihiih that is in us, and unless
something unexpected occurs TO prevent
we shall issue our paper in, Fair week
one day earlier than usual, in orler ,ha,
those employed in our office may have
an opportunity to visit Providence on
Thursday of thas week. "
Everything indicates that the exhibi
ten will present by far the riches, and
most attractive display of the produc-
tions of domestic industry ever witness
cd in Rhode Island. The Providence
Journal states that the Board Of Mana
gers have determined TO provide steam
power, as n sufficient number Of ma
chimes had been entered more tina "a
week agc. 10 justify the expense. A
vigoroua effort has been and will con
,nue TO, be made to make the exhibition
Interesting in all its departments and
creditable TO the State.
Onr townsman, Mr. Jcffcrs, at the re-
guest OF the Board of Managers, is COM
plcting enc Of his fire engines to exhibit
We hope others Of our mechanics will
contribute specimens OF their skill to the
exhibition. Phus tar Pawtuckct has
been strangely remiss in this respect
OF long experience in manufactures,
and possessing large amount OF me-
chanical skJl, j has nevertheless rarely
contributed anything TO any exhibition
for tho encouragement of domestic in.
dustry. We do not believe there is
another place in the country from which
so much might reasonably have been
expected, that has done SO little in con-
uibulng to displays of mechanical and
manufacturing skill.-Papiuckef Chron.