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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10
CHAPTER Nv.
The Losi Theft.

Stealthily andquickly "honest Rog-
er" crept away. for his conscience
smote him on the instant: he felt he had
done wrong; at any rate. the sovereign
was not his AMI once the thought
arose in him to run back and put it
where he found it: but it was now
become too precious in his sight, that
little bit of gold-snd they, the rioters
there, could not want it, might not
even miss it; and then its righteous
uses--it should be we'll spent, even il
ill-got: and thus. SO many mitigations
crowded in to excuse, ifnot to applaud
the action. that within little while
bis warped mind had come to call the
theft godsend.
o Roger, Roger! alas for this false
thought of that wrong decd the poiso-
nous gold has touched thy heart, and
left on it spot of cancer: the asp ha:
bitten thee already, simple SOUL
This little seed will grow into a huge
black pine, that shall dsrken for /,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-12-07
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There are, however, outstanding claims 10 be
Rsla out OF the appropriation for the 6scsl year
Your attention is invited 10 the reports and esti-
mates ofthc Chiefs OF the several Bureaus con
neoted with this Department. perform but an
nc, OF Justice IN tcstying 10 the fidelity and atfen-
.'on 70 business OF oil these officers, and in sug-
Eesung that the compensation 10 the heads Of the
bureau OF Construction, Equipment and Repair,
and Medicine and Surgery should be the same a.
thai now allowed 20 the Others.
You will perceive, from reference 10 the report
o. the Chief of the Bureau Of Ordnance and Hy-
typography, the importance OF the action OF Con-
gressin making necessary sppropdatisss FOR ord
nance, which viii be much larger that usual, in
order 10 enable the Department TO supply the six
new stesm-friFaics with armament which Il Is de-.
signed shall be Of different and heavier calibre
than heretofore used.
IN pursuance OF the suggestions Of the Chief
OF the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery, the Ma
val Laboratory in connection with the Hospital
al Brooklyn was re-organized in the allof Sa3 and
placed on basis 10 secure its success, and en-
large is benefits 10 the service. Since January
last, the entire supply Of medicines Cor the navy
has been prepared NJ that laboratory, thereby
giving assurance that reliable article Is supplied
and that the service viii not suffer from the i'm
position of spurieus and deleterious drugs. AS
matter ef economy, also, the advantages will nos
be inconsiaessble. W NrFst aettsf Y
The letters OF Commander Charles tx. Davis,
touching the Nautical Amsasc, and OF Professor
Alexander, In regard W the character os allmen-
tary substances, accompany this report and viii
explain The progress made in their departments
have the honor 10 be, with great respect your
obediept ssrvsnr J. G. DOBBfN
To The PkEswsrr Of ths United sta,es.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-12-07

Leaving as the legitimate expen-
dltures for the support Of The
Navy and Marine corps for the
hscal year ending June 30.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26
FOR NEURALGIA AID RHEUMATIS VI.
DOCT TRIPP.

Vi no 'ss devoted many years To the treatment
" Of Neuralgia and Rheumatism. has succeeded
IN discovering u new remedy, which la ihr mot ,e-
,,r- - well rs mile cIses mas proved MI infil! he
remedy, aud has fully met the appreciation of emf
nrnt medical men, many Of whose testimony he has
Ia his possession.
The monsters Rheumatism and Neuralgia, 30
prolific Of pain and misery, when invniluus at
tncks upon the head, face, shoulders, back
loins, knees, feet, hands, &c, producing wilpi-
tation, flaming, distortion and dciormiiy, have
from all ayes hofled the sklil Of eminen, prac,i-
TONERS, nor has it been po. ,iblc at any time Ia
correct the violated state Of tn fluids by ANY
outward application, ich ~ pain killers, ONT.
msntr, liniinentS. &c., bat IN all cases where \
cure has b-en per 1ormed, 4, has been done with
alkaline medicines used intel pally t; all others
giving but partial relief.
DOCr. TRIP has no remrhy that cures all
ills that ilrsh is heir to, but for the above com
plants he ieels safe in saving that within tho
last four years he has 70 known q single case
where it has not PROD, ced
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
and n perm ,nent cure. Whoever uses II Tor
AGATE, chronic, inn.inatory or mrrcur,sl kh'u.
matism or Neuralgia in ANY part o! the system,
in any degree of severity, Or for pans OF cam
GERS or head ache, and does not get immediate
relief, may return the medicine nj his expense,
aud the money will le refunded.
This remedy may be obtained Of pr. Trip,
No. l39 Union street, New Bedford, MIS-, or
will be sent to anv part Of the country 10y en-
press.
All orders should I've addressed to Dr.. T.. box
42l, New Bedford.
N. B.-As heretofore, it will be furnished o
all medical practitioners for their own use,
yraluitously, a29-ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26

NEW
CrRAW BONNET & HAT BLEACHERY.
~ The subscriber would inform the citizens Of
Ne Sport and its vicinity. that he has taken the
store No. SO Thames st., next door North Of Mr..
Wm. II. Bayley's Shoe Store, where he IL now
ready to receive Straw Bonnets ard Hats to
cleanse aud pi less in the most fashionable style.
Pedal, English, Spit and Florence Braid Bon
nets pressed with a beautiful soft finish all kinds
of Lice and Straw Bonnets Bleached and
pressed and warranted not tn shrink
would also invite the attention Of Gentlrn.cn
TO the bleaching and pressing Of Panama and
Manila Hats. As acids are very injurious TO the
straw Of the above hats, I would also ioiorm the
citizens that I have discovered n process Of
bleaching without the Use OF acids, and warrant
them ten per cent whittier than those done IN the
old way. All ! ask Of you Gentlemen, 10 to call
and see for yourselves. Leghoru and braid
hats done as above.
PINKING.
The subscriler pays particular attention to
pinking Ladies Caps, Tnlmas, Basques, Man
iillas, Rufiings, Plouncss and Aprons. Call x
see patterns.
The subscriber hv also been appointed sole
Agent, by PER-, 4 Shepardson, for the repair
ing Of Accordeons aud Flutmas. All Reeds put
in by them arc warranted not TO break and the
instrument LETT ia perfect tune when delivered to
the owner. +. ~.
i72
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26

FCIE subscriber offers Tor rent for the remain
l. der OF the Trust estate created by the will of
the late Mary Gibbs iu lots TO suit lesscrs tho
Easton Point taim now occupied by MIR. Philip
Peckham and s'uated on the point between the
lat AMI I'd beaches in Middletown, provided APP
~plication shall IL made for id lease of said lots
Tor building or agricultural purposes on or before
tho first Of December next. Possession to he
given in March. Application may ba made to
CHAS. HENRY PARKFR, Trustee.
81 RI. Rd. Exchange, Boston.
alt or ALFRED SMITH, Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26
SWALMS CELEBRATED
e. EA,
FOR TIE CURE or INCIPlENT
T. ONSUM PTION Y.

scR0FELA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SWELLING, RHEUMATISM, DISEASE, OF
TIE LIVER q SKIN. n ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES or THE
BLOOD, AND THE EFFECTS OF MERCURY
! SSAIM's PANACEA has hssn for more than 0
~ year. celebrated IN this country and Ia Europe
Tor Its extraordinary cures, for The certificates of
which reference il msdr Ia the direction. and books
(Which may be htd graIis) accoinpanor! ing the Pan.
aceH.
IL has been used In hospitals and private practice
and has ha! the singular fortune 10 be recommended
by the mot celebrated physicians aud other emf.
nent persons. Among Others by
W.. Gibson, M. d., Professor Oi Surgery, Pa. Uni
versity.
Valentine Mott, n. D., Prof Of Surgery, ". Y.
University.
w. +. devices, NJ. D., Prof. Of Mid, Pa. Uni.
versity-
~ Chapman, M. d., Prof. OF Phy.ic, Pa. Univer.
r., Parks, ID Pros't College of Phy.icians,
Phila.
pr. Del valio, Prof of Medicine, Havana.
Jos. Eohrttce de L.nrz. Prot. of surgery, Lisbon.
q Irving, late Minister 10 Spain.
London
ar Thomas Pearson. Maj. General British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c, &c.
dnd, also, the wonderful cures effected by
swans Pan ,cea, have for many years made II an
invaluable remedy. The Panacea does not contain
Mrrrur! In my form, aud being IN innocent prcpa
rstioi, II may be given to the most tender infant.
Thn retail price has bren reduced TO $3.50 per
oo',.e continuing 'hree nall Fllis,) " three boltlJs
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
ownima rannsea IL III rouhi oottieS, hu'ed ION
gnnu"ai'' Win 'he ioiiowins letters down On the
"sWiIM'5- PANACEA-PUuLAD I"
Nh having tue name Jas swan, stamped on lhe
sThihs way, ana written on Tue iaorl covering the
epIh hhu spiehulu engraving Tor tue size oi tue
po''ie' eohpo,fu VI u ge"ihetflc lame "ofk, com
pIIsing niue uiuefrht utes, wnich nave "seh tufhsd
. enoLusl,o use VI 'he Ftop,le,ot, ny draper
~, u y engIasers' Oh rn,iaue'phln; III 'he
'rnlfe . n por'rait OF the iate WIN SWIM, copy
Also, SWANS vERMIFUGE.
A valuable Family Medicine, being u highly mp
proved remedy for all Diseases arising from debility
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26
LEIIlGII coal.

LEIIlGil coal.
THE subscribtr has At the solicitation uf a
J. large number Of his customers purchased a
cargo Of the above coal, which he Will "a ,rantee
to he the &C. Iuine article and of the mining of the
Original Lehigh Coal Company. The quality
shows tor it.cif upon examination. II is well
know" by judges TO lie worth 10 por cent. more
than other Goals. and is especially adapted to
h ne furnaces, CRATES and Rangts. recon-
mend NIL who are about laying in a supply tor
the winter to give il u trial. The usual v~,rirtir.
OF wood aud coal constantly on hand at the City
Coal yard. CfAS. VILLA Ms,
ALI William,' Wharf.
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Yoxk.

THIS Elegant Hotel, which 10 situated on
L Fourth Avenue Snd Eighteenth Street. in
the upper aud m,st fashionable part ofthe city,
IN. keen enlarged during the past year.
aud 10 now one II the largest Of the Magnificent
Hotels which has recently been erected in New
York. The accommodations are Of the ntert
anl most approved character, without regard to
expense.
There are Seventy five suites Of Apartments,
havins Baths and othe, water convenience at.
tached 10 each. which makes il perfectly luxu.
rious To the Trsverller.
The Directors Of the Exhibition Of All Nations
have decided 10 continue the same until Novem-
her next, and the location Of the Clarendon il
nearer than any Of the FIRST class Hotels. II Ia
situated near the principle Rail Road Depots,
and Coaches connected with the House convey
Passengers to and from all the principal Depots
and STEAMBOATS,.
The whole Establishment, which has been
furnished at an outlay Of more than Onc hun
dred thousand Dollars. will he kept in u manner
that the proprietor hopes will meet the views and
enss1 the patronage Of a portion OF tho travelling
public. The charges are the same as all other
first class Hotels in the city.
o. G. PUTNAM, Proprietor
New York, August 3lst, 1854. ~
NEW Sword Fish reed this day, nj
IN alS II III YOUNG'S, Parade corner.
Ia 'R Sale. q quantity OF o ;se and hre Gravel, NJ
L No. TT Long Wharf; orlers left with Pnilip
stevens or samuel 4. Parker viii be promptly At
ended 10. al-3m
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ID

4 FULL set of NJ ichinery for making patent
"A C"r!age. consisting ot forming and laying
machines, 'ck aud re.ling machines, bobbins,
&c.; being all the tools OF " rpJe " ak recently
in iu'loperation; apply to ALFRED SMITH.
Jy29 Newport, r /.
Boston Jnurn Al, New Bedford Mercury, War.
rch star, please copy two weeks aud sc,d bill TO
this office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26

ENCYCLOPEDIA Of Hcraldry. OF General
II Amory Of England, Scotland, an Ireland,
comprising a Registry Of Nil Armor,al bearings
from the earliest 10 the present time, including
the late grants Of the Collage Of Arms, by John
burke, Esq. cheap at $500.
Al. WARD,
So 90 Th,mes-st.
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q l. A y s G. u II G
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES DONE By
u T. Il ) It u RY,

No. II HAKVAKU II,ACE,
OPPOSITE MILK STREET, BOSTON
Cut and ground glass ofevery quality for Side
Lights, Windows, Coach and Railroad Lantern
Lights, &c, &c. Also, Stained, Flock and
Enamel Glass % new and various sty les.
Bohemian aud Flint Glass cut to order in all
he newe,' and richest styles, old patterns care
fully matched. AMI all our cork Uarrantsd TO Civ
Satisfaction.
JAMES JOSEs, john STORY.
lis 3iw 3n
evoked Hallibnt. tor sale at
~ YOUNG 4 SMITHS.
slS No. Ill rhi mes street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26

FOR Sale The pleasantly located and convenient
L Cotttg on The corner of rourO ani k,y street,
with lot about los BY 1870 feet for further prriicn'
lars apply TO ].
il No. li5 spring 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26
DAGUFRRFOrYPES

J Washington square, over Apolhecrrirs'
IL Hall, }. henry TILl.EY, having ~
ten,ion Of Tho public to his facilities for taking
Likrnes-es, out-door views, Stercosropcs, Cray.
ons. |tc. etc. Being provide d " IT'D al The lat
est improved apparatus, he viii be enabled To
produce the mott satisfactory results Tor all who
nsy favor him with "A trial, on the moot reason
able trrns, at hts Rooms ~ above. Entrance in
Meeting st.
mi COW
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26

CORDIAL. LIFE PRESENTER. 49, War
" ranted a sale and EFT ctual remedy for all
anmpiiinis Of the stomach and bowels as Incip-
lent Cholera, Cholere Mvrbus, Cholera lnian.
ium, Dysenery, Diarhrea. Indigestion or D,s-
pepsia, Sour Stomach aud Costivcncss, Children
wien Teething.
The virtues Of this medicine have keen tcsi-
ed by thousands who have been bene ntted and
permanently cured by it when all other remedies
have utterly failed.
The CORDIAL LIFE PRESERvER is
cleansing, EARNING, soothing, healing aud
strengthening IL the Stomach aud the Bowels -
Manufactured by
MARY REED STALL,
an experienced nurse Of Taunton, Mass , the
original inventor, Who has IN her possession
m ierons certificates, from people OF the highest
responsibility in Taunton ard vicinity, (mOst Of
whom have used il in their Gmilies for years,
and at whose suggestion the inventor has b ca
lnincrd To offer II for SALE testil, iag ~ the
strongest man lrr TO It's efficacy and recommends
mg II with entire confidence to the public.
Persons u'ing the Cordial Life Pr..rrver
mast nor b: Encouraged, il one bottle -uss not
cure their complains immediatcl,--they must
continue to use il, as all cases aie not alike
and ~ cure 10 sure to follow.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Price % cts, 50 cts, ard 81 per bottle.
Geo. w. Martin, Taunton, Mass, General
agent, To whom all business conmun cations
musi he addressed.
WELL, Apothecaric.' Hall, Washington So,
aud Hall of Pharmacy, Thames street, K. J..
TAYLOR, I02 Thames ,trce, ; al.o by n. H..
YOUNG, corner Of Parade, nnI e.. q. HAN.
Di, oPpos'te Perry Mil, Th.nies-s,.
a2S -"mdSH
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HOLI.FY & cos

HULIsE1 & W.
IMPERIAL Furniture V,rnish, or Polish
i This powerful composition will. with five
minutes labor restore to all vanished Furniture,
its gloss or brillancy will remove pant, ink,
grease. mars or stains, &c., from the surface OF
all vanished work Of any Kind. For sale
wholesale and retail, by
CORNELL & DENNIS.
jyl2 % Bruad-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26

T the Annual meetin, Of thu Stockholders % I
n the Merchants Bank Newport, K. l., Mon
day, Oct, 81. 1854, the following gentlemen
were elected Directors Tor the ensuing year.
John V. IIammett, Seth Bateman,
Richard Swan, Geo. A. Richmond,
Silas II Cottrell, David j. Gould,
and Isaac w. Sherman.
A. n meeting Of tbs Directors immediately
following. Silas II. Cottrell Was unanimously
elected President.
% CHAS. ID. UAMMETr, Cash.
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NOTICE.

THE remaining stock NJ Cloths, C~assineres,
boo SkiHs, Ssttinctts, Clolhi1g and firn-
ching Goods. IN store $50 Thames-s., viii I've
closed OF Al private sale y, Auction prices.
s27
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26

Theological Ssminariss, SeiontEe and Dustin guish-
ed x6he Men.-and in fact, by all classtr in the
community, Among others il Is recommended by
Rev. DR.. LYMAN BIIcHER, late President al
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DR.. LEONARD WOODS, Abho,i Prof Of
Theology in Aniover Theological Seminary,
Mass. flon. DAsiEL p. T%HoMpsos, Secretary
&c State OF Vermont, author Of "Grcen Monntsin
koys,""Lock Amsden," &C.. Montpelier. VT;
NiF. WILLIAMS, Esq., formerly Collector Of
tn. Port Of Baltimore, Md; Rev.JosEPRLITcH.
Philadelphia, Pa; Is. &. F%ERsALD, Portland,
Me-, and many others.
In connection with our old so cent article, We
now put up a 81 size, in large square bo,ass with
rich snamsied blue wrappers, git directions, and
fac nmiis Of Wm.J on'n Cutler, containing Yearly
GSr times tie quantity Of the smaller size.
Bs,sare Of Connierfits and limitations ~
Enquire for the article by its WHOLE sAhr,
"VEGETABLE PULMONARY Bhl.SAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER s. CO..
Druggists, Boston, and sold by Apothecaries aud
Country Merchants generally. Price, large sire,
81 go; small size, 80 ceats.
For sale in Newport by Il. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CASWEIL.
j1 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26

A 81. persons wishing To have n good h,s stone
n sids VAIN laid down nj a less price ,h,n they
can buy The stone Tor, can have IL done " suf-
6rient quantity 10 applied for this molth, to
make IL ~ obiec, IN impor, the stone and men to
do the work. HA Vi 10 20 w orders To the stree,
C.,mnis,ioner, sho 10 sger, ior the largest
Q-r,y In W. J-t~i sts,es. pB
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NOTICE

III T.. ROBINSON, wopli Inform her friends and
Ill, patrons In g-nei II that she has taken the
store IN south Touro street, opposite bath Road,
where she will he happy NJ all times To- attend To-
their calls. Preserving, cake making, pastry. and
jellies of all kiuls made TO order aud Kept constant
" on hand all kinds Of fruit put up fr frmilies,
on the mos, RESPONSIBLE terms also parties supplied
with cake, pastry and Jsllics, NJ the shortest no
tice.
N.B-weLling C,se msde To oried your pa
trop are /. re.n.ctfuil, .oltritsd s6-2m
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM.
Contrasting neill or ~i',ussie Acid or Tartar
Einetic.

THE GREAT STANDARD
REM ElIY for all ULMON-
AIRY
sively Used, Tr,nd ANA Ap.
proved in New England, Cam
ada, and the Briti,h I'rovin-
c.s during a period Of
TWENTY-SE.VEN YEARS,
by Emin,nt Phyne,0ns. CIR
Rynt1. profesurs nj CoH,p.s-
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CINV dANnEALrDkY.

T YkEN'- Valley Coal-Ths sui,,cr,i~r ha,
IL s2pply ofthr above CO II which WAS intro
Iu..d and gave uiiveraal satisfaction last year.
ran ca file it,lly rec ,mmcni thu above to lr
ii excellent c%,,iity, easy to Kin lie. quite FREE
from state, aui with,ll IN &C rnomirai coal to The
customer. CHARLES Wlll.ItMS,
J,26 williams WHAT.
FRANKLIN MUTUAL FIRE ~INSURASCE
CprPANS.
Ofi'r NJ. 8 BANK Of Cpnnrrce Building, Provi
drncr, X l.
Insure 'ia't boss an damage by Fire for tho
term Of sryrn s,rs on buildings only.
DIRECTORS.
william F,.t-r, Wa \. Willisms,
tnns ID = uith J I'm Y. th-pin
Willis = g. Wooden, bert q Gallup,
Jo'eph = G.Lloro, Thos J. hill,
David iiss ~, Edward 4. Green,
A. u bike, L.ucius Weaver,
Ed >. Mason, George &. Nighiing gale,
4 =. Nar,tuy, u. Is. Adams,
Niism 4. BAILEY, Geo A. Howard,
p~u3rl 4. Carpenter, EnOch St.ris.
Tlb,. j. Stead
WILLIAM 70 sTER. President,
] SIP ADAMS, SECRETARY AMI Treasurer.
The undersigned will receive proposals for lnsnr-
nnce on ~tIi!iings in the above Company.
/ CiOoKBR,
H2-ly No. lag Sprung street.
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q eros, lows oil brown Windsor Soaps, The
Z genuine article in l poured packets. NJ ,nulsotni-d
~ Robert Low, Sons & Brnbon, 3b Strand Lon.
don, aud just received hom the importer by
HAZARD &
IL Washington Square, 1872 Thames Street a lt4
Spring Street. ala
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-10-26

EOWLtND's Lotion and RI wand's knlydor
u the best articles in u,e FOR improving aud
identifying the skin, rendering it soft, far aud
transparent. They eradicate cutaneous erup.
tons, and remove %sunhurn. tan. ireckles. &c.
for sale by HAZARD & C.ASWELL.
II Washington Square, 1877 Thane. st. and lO4
sig Spring at.
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DARADISE FARM FOR SALE

DARADISE FARM FOR SALE
L This Farm is pleasantly situated in Mid
dletown, r. l., on the Beach Road, 3 mil s
from Newport. and half a mile from the Beach,
containing twenty four acres. The prospect
from Paradise Rock, from which the farm takes
its name, is not equallod by any other on the
islani, comm Anding AS i does, al ocean view
from MArthA's Vineyard on the East, to Block
Island aud Point Judith on the West. with a
hne view OF East AMI West rivers, and OF the
surrounding country on the North. The view
Gom the house is not surpassed by any in the
vicinity. On the Farm il a 2 story dwelling
House, 2 Barns, CRIB, Carriage house, shed
and other on, bu,liing., together with An Ice
house, Hot houso ,35 by Is f., rain water & stern
Of 1900 gallons, All Orchard Of choice Fruit
Trees. &c. &c. An Indisputablc title will b.
given. For terms, apply to SAMUEL. A..
PARKER, ll6 Thames 81. Newport, ISAAC
BARKER. near the prs misses, or
JOSEPH A. BARKER, Providence.
Ul-d&w
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SPRATT's LIGHTNING RODS

~ . = bNiNh nsbo
WITH brnnched and other potts made Of
w pure copper aud silded with fine gold, nj
Of which are warranted 10 preserve The cxirrmi-
~ sharp and bright. Eight riIsss as good a
conductor as spurious imitation MAIDS of C~St
Iron and sold last year by sonas dealers in
Lightning Rods.
Also, Fixtures Tor = new and valuable improve
nen, ia Supplying Insulators by which the glass
10 kept dry. cnusing no leaks ia roofs Of build.
ing-. and efec,ualIy preventing the Elecirica
FLUID from Icing conducted by iron screw WI and
drvss into the seen
Tue following recommendation have been
furnished gratuitousl,-
Louisville. Jan. n, 1851.
The Lightning Conductors on the plan of ].
Spratt, Of Cincinnati, appear to be very we'll lie.
vised, and IN point Of mechanical constr uct .on
are the best | have ever scene.
II is to he hoped that the use OF these rods
may become general as an important, auxiliary
defence ag linst , danger which must DO regard
ed as OF no ordinary magnitude, 10 which Ill
buildings are liable.
-. SliLIMAN. Jr.
Prof. OF Chem. in the Univ. Of Louisville.
This will certify that | have examined the
Lightning Rods, Metallic Points, and In,u-
lating attachments, manufactured by Mr.. Sprali,
oi Cincinnati, Ohio, and regard ,ssm as CON
structet in conformity 10 thu general law. Of the
~elcctric tuid and the 0iided Copper
Branchsd Points, as promising, from the
results oi several tests to which. they ~sle
submitted. To resist Tor yenrs the action of those
atmospheric causes post likely IN corrodr them.
A. MEANS.
Pr 1. Phys. Sc. Emory College, Ga, and
Prof; Chem aud Phar'.. Mod. Col. Of ia.
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IL D Sale. q quantity Of cos;se and h1e Gravel, NJ
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NEW Sword Fish reed this day, nj
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DONNET Boxes, both 'quare anl oval; Gen
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