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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED that the OF Lots Nos and Q. in
" Block No. Eastern Enlargement. Sdewal Tx
hesid along said lots Locust streets
also ordered tina. the lots and IN block
No IS, Aforesaid said ios be flsd
respond with the city grade.
athe expiration days the above orders no.
piled with the City Marshal Is instructed per-
said the accruins thereby
will collected hy sale OF
much thereofs villsAtisfy said lien and costs.
By order Of Common Council.
if.m-ios WELL. q. wALKER, City CLERK
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

The LIBRARY AssocIATIoy.--Hamilto
Smith, Esq, of Cannelton, lectures before the
Library Association, tomorrow evening. We
call the attention Of those interested, to the
fact that season tickets are not transferable.
Heretofore, the Association has been imposed
upon, by having season tickets passed round"
Tomorrow evening. tickets will be examined
ct the door. The lecture will begin at z o.
clock, and it is expected that the audience
will be assembled by that time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-19

S1nA STEEL Pillow Handlesassorted Nos. from to g.
eDSBO 50 Hayes Moul ds rec d and for sale ey
t.I6 SAMUEL ORR.
uDlOWs!-A complete Of James Urie's cse-
u brated Piows on hand and for lie by
fel6 SAM'L ORR.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
FALL RIVER LINE TO NEw.YoRK.

6>S3'"" The above line now comprises
| p r., --t!-i-t the new and splendid steamers
90. "; METROPOLIS, Captain Brown,
aud EMPIRE STATE, Captain
Brayton. The Metropolis leayes Fall River oil Mon
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Tickets for berths or state can be secured on
board the Bradford Durfoe, which leaves Providence
daily at T. NJ, receiving passengers ut I...stol and
Bristol Ferry, and connecting with the aboyc Steamers
ut Fall River. Returning from New York, passengers
take the Bradford Durfee for Bristol Ferry Bristol
Providence, without additional charge.
Passengers to and from Boston arc conveyed on the
Old Colony and Fall River Rail Road witho. clay.
The steamers this route the largest most sub
santia and costly of any inland steamers in America
having been built expressly for the route around Point
judith, and are in every respcct suitable for the
vice.
Freight reduced to summer rat. per tariff and
taken at aH times as o,o as By any ohsr line No cx-
tra charge for wharfage or translpnlent.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
DOCKS FOR CHILDREN.-D


ID Folks, series of beautiful Juveniles selected
from Dickens Works, in his own language, with illus
trations by Darcy, Ismo, cloth.
]. Little Nell, from the Old Curiosity Shop.
9. Smikc, from Nicholas Nickelby.
g. The Child Wife, from David Coppcrfcld.
4. Oliver and the jew Fagn, from Oliver Twist.
5. Florence Dombcy from Dombey i Son.
g. Little Paul, from Dombey 4 Son. ...
Stories of the Canadian Forest, or Little Mary and
and her Nurse by Mrs. Fraill author Of the Canadian
Crusocs, &c. with illustrations by Harvey.
The Heroes, OF Greek Fairy Tales for my Children
by the Rev. G. Kingsley, author Of Hypatia, Anpas
Leigh, &c with illustrations by the author.
Mary and Florence at Sixteen, by Ann Fraser Tyt-
lcr author Of Leila, the Island, Leila at Home, Lei
la in England, &c. l. ..
Mary aud Florence, or Grave and Guy, by Ann Fra
Tytcr author Of Leila, the Island, Leila in En-.
gland, Mary and Florence at Sixteen, &c.
Legends of Rubczah, and other Tales from the Ger
man Of Musaus. N
The Book Of Curiositics, by Alice Hawthorne, illus.
tratcd. h "Ia .aH. u..
Mrs. Follens Twilight Stories, six voluracs, square
I6mo, neatly bound in CLOTH gilt, and illustrated by
Billings. ls rFr-l- ,t
/. True Stories about Cats AID Dogs.
2. Made up Stories r U
Q. The Pcddcr of Dust Sticks.
4. The Old Garrct, Part J..
5. The Old Garrct, Part 2. i '
s. The Old Carrot, Part =.
G. II. WHITNEY, Westminster st.
nes '9flaipi.l NJ Providence.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
PHILIP RIDER
\ PLEASANT RESIDENCE ron SALE.

lM&--O Ny former residence being so dis
0nTkArSr tant from nay place OF business. now
T. sslE4Tx o6sr that place for sale
The estate lies ON both sides Of
Hope or Man street. at the southwest corner Of the
compact part Of the town. The lot on tho East side Of
inc street fronts thereon l57 feet and extends bnck tc
wards High street SGl feet containing more than an
acre OF prime gardfn land In high state Of fertility
US any IN the country. Upon this lot is large two
story dwc!iing-housc finished throughout and larcc
and convenient Kitchen with two lodging rooms, de-
Iached from the house, wood nnd store house, and
large barn and other outbuldings In good order aud
good well Of water ,l -sf8 . IN . 81 TX - :
The garden conaius variety of choice Fruit Trees,
The lot on the West side Of the s.r.ct. directly on.
rosite the above, has front Of 100 fct and exiunds
the sainc width to ship channel with wharf and Large
store-housc upon il. w .
For beauty variety or extent of prospect this loca
ton 10 not surpassed BY any in the vicinity Il COM
mands full view Of the harbor and upper parts of ihc
Bay, both on the West and South ana of III. island.
it embosons. The situation with its acco nmocat tions
are particularly adapted for gentleman summer r.s.
idencc or for boardng-house Oh an extensive scale
OF which there is great need II occupied by gentle.
manly landlord. 1t would be crowded with gus sts
throughout the warm season. In the summer months
there !: fine fshss within two or three rods from the
head Of the wharf fslt F0it -
Terms liberal. A part Of the purchase money Co
BE- sec'rcd by mortgage on the premises.
II not disposed Of previous 10 the 10th inst, IL will
be offered for rent. For further apply or
address to the subscriber in Bristol.
W Ii. 8. DAYLEY.
Bristol, X. J., June 5, 1868. M
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

NOTiCE.-Thc undersigned did not, Mt the close
~ of last year, present their bills to their customers
supposing they would usual c, and settle, without
soiicitation the consequence a large proportion
Of these accounts have remained unsettled through
another year. Every ref sting person must sec the
difficulty of doing business under these circumstances
All accounts should be settled at least year. in
order that the dealer may be placed in funds to settle
his own bills.
Very few arc aware how large an amount We get on
our books by charging such large proportion Of
sales, or how difficult il is in consequence of the neg
lect of our friends to settle their bills to meet pay
ments us they become due.
We must require customers TO settle their bills
a. the close of this year, and those who do not call in
the early part of January will be called upon and their
bills presented except in the few where other
rapgcmcnts have bscn made with absent parties.
g.. TURNER a. co.
Warren, Dec 18th, 1855. f
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

ersl articles named, the public may rely upon having
bear our name and label, /" 2REzoTT NILS 4 ):
To give consumers some idea Of our sales, VIC annex
the fol owing sea Q Of prices, viz.
5 lbs. souchong Tea, 80 lbs. Mocha Coffee, 1 90
) lbs. y. Hyson rs 5 lbs. good 100
.- The Spices put up in Ia and 1-2 lb. tin
ses expressly for family and are warranted to b.,
strictly pure article and only need trial to establish
SPAIIoH COfTEE-wc would call the attention
Of consumers and dealers to our Spanish C9fee,
satisfaction It Is prepared with particular care
and by peculiar process. One pound Of this Coffee
it is believed, is equal to 20 lb. Of any other.
prepared at our Mills, and put up in packages having
our trade mark, and may be relied upon as the best
and most sspproycdmixturc of dandclon and coffee.
RA1ISS ." drp,rtSd 9ss M RGTh;
by Family Grocers generally in city aud country, and
bearing our trade mark, tSinanin g,ind;ng t.9ee,"
may bS relied upon as the Gsxurxs ARricLs. Tho pro.
portion used 10 about ono half the quaint y Of coec
The price is 20 cents PIT pound and 10 warranted to
be the sac that which has boon sold for so cents
pound by druggists. IglJ .-5I = r.-....... 80
Known and held in high estimation BY all who II.
This being preparation Of the root with allits mcd
cal virtues retained, can be mixed with coffee or not
ms bcst suits the taste and will be found cheap and
nomical as family beverage, pound Of which be.
inc nearly equal to two pounds of coffee. II 10 prescr
bed by many eminent physicians to nvalds, children
and agcd persons, as rutricous beverage, and as a
remedy for Dyspepsia, B.lious Affections, &c
60 DC careful 70 observe that all our Coes ccs have
our trnde mark, "Chinaman grinding Coffee"
tg' To Groc.rs and Dealers, liberal discount 10
made, enabling them supply their customers at the
same low rates. .Hlr'
TO CASH PURCHASERS Our object being 10 &C.
cure large sales at small profits, offer induc msnts
which cannot be afforded by those who do business ON
the credit system and confidently invite an exam
instion Of The OF stock, and our prices
- ssTparsd With thosc assy othsr hvuss
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
tpqrrep .gde@apb, satureou, februarp q. 1857.
AQUIDNECK HOUSE.


sEf PELHAx, STA NEWPORT, +, 4.
above establishmsnt, respectfully in-
forms his friends and the public tst Il is open for n
reception Of guests, during s ssAoe yscr aud th ho
VIII be pleased TO furnish them ~ with tho
comforts and conveuienccs Of a wel-ordered HoteI.
lie Is happy 10 know that bis Efforts TO meet their
wants have not been unspprcciated. ll ~ '-~''
Situate a. the AouIDSEcK is in an airy and con-
vvenlent location. 1t offers Inducements to visitors 10
Newport either for pleasure business and nothing
Will be wanting on bis part to afford them that salts
faction which his experience enables him to compre
hend snd secure. -''0
nzoTf iIil1 tfin fqUlg p PHILIP pIDER a.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

NEW BOOKS.-Dr. Channng's Travels, and
~ Captain Mnyne Reeds new Juveniles. nrr1f
A Physicians Vacation; or q Summer in Europe,
BY Walter Chsnnug, volume l2mo.
The Young Yagers, BY Maybe Reed, author Of Bush
Boys- Desert Home, DC. ia voluus. illustrated
Feed Grain for Thought and Discussion. by Mrs An.
na c. Lowell, volumes. For sale by '.
O. II. WHITNEY, wsstmustsr-st
n29 .fciffHGrT 60 sifI PaovIpExcE.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

nIARIES FOR 1s57.-A great variety Of D.
~ aries for the coming year, Of every size all quail
tiles OF paper and varied styles Of binding Call and
much valuable information and many uscfu statistical
tables also, Diaries with neat and convenient pocket
books attached. All can be accommodated, We have
them In paper and in the very best goat morocco
quarto and somc 64mo ct from 70 cents 10 81. Some
exceedingly pretty Diaries for ladies' uss For ssle BY
~ 800. q. IT. WHITNEY, westnustcr-st.
a.. ' Pnorrssscs.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
nR. LARMONT's PARIS AND LONDON
i MEnICAL AnXISER aud MA ARRIAGE GIIIDI,

~ MEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE GUIDE
-20th edition, 400 pages, 100 Elcctrotypcd Picture
representations cloth, representing all the diseases OF
the Genital Organs of the male and female. The most
complete and practical work tho Physiological Myy-
tcrcs and Revelations of the male md female sexual
systems, with the latest experiments and discoveries
in reproduction. Il illustrates anatomcay and fully,
with the plates everything pertaining to the male and
female genital system, with full description of the
c,uses symptoms, and most certain mode Of cure OF
all the nrmites aud diseases to which they liable
from the secret habits of youth and excessss of mature
age. involuntary loss Of semen and mpotency inno-
cent unforeseen acctons, and those resulting from
contraction, ns Syphilis (prmary and constitutional
Gonorrhns, or Dlcnnorrhaga, elect, Structures, &C.
with 140 Iu trativc ciscs and certificates of the most
unparalleled cures performed. Every person, both
married and single, should read this WORK. .l
Sold by Strngcr aud Townsend, 222 Broadway, and
mailed for 81 and four stamps free Of postage closely
scaled, TO any address, by the author NJ. I.AnMoNr,
Physician and Surgeon, corner Of Spring and Mercer
streets adjoining the Prescott House. opposite the St.
Nicholas Hotel entrance In Mercer street, New-York,
formerly from Paris and London) Address oil letters
box No. S44 Post Office, Ncw-York. Thcauthor cures
MI the diseases treated Of in this work. fom 10 A. NJ,
TO y. Sundays from to 0 p. NJ Il
pspcrs;-
1--WE concur with other papers in recommending DR..
Larmont and his work."-Courrcr dcs Etats Uns,
German Die Reform Sunday Dispatch, Stats Zcitung.
Estonal Democrat, Day Book, Essex Standard, Rah-
way Advocate Empire City, Police Gazette, New-York
Pick, New Drunselok T.nia kc.r oe1y
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

WINTER CLOTHING--TURNER& 4 co. in-
w vite the attention of all those in want Of CLOTH
ING, to the stock Of Beaver Pilot and Broadcloths,
Cassimercs Docskns and endless variety Of other
Goods for and boys Clothing which they sell
ing by the yard or making up, syle, and of prices
TINT cannot fail 10 please TURNER AGO.
South Water-street Dec. g. ...l ..UI dc
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

FREMONT MILLS
Teas, CoGees, Chocolates, Cocoas, Spices, e.,
Wholesale, and also in Small Packages.

(Sign Of the Chinaman grinding
Coifcc,) 14l Washington ST. !,
Boston, supply the best, finest
and purest articles, at LOWEST
CASH PRICES. Their stock con-
sists of
Teas, C@fees, Chocolates, Al
Pice, Pepper, Mustard, Ginger,
Ctyeane Pepper, Natmegs, Cin-
nanaon, CoOes, Cream 7.ytar,
Iarardcu'n, or Prepared Dande-
lion Roo,, d,c. trF n
Having every facility for man.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

ID o Il q IL ES .
Il beg To announce to my friends, and the musi
cal public OF Warren and vicinity generally, that
Messrs. Steinway Sons of New York. have authori-
zed me to act as agent for the sale of their celebrated
Piano Fortcs Phesc instruments have within the last
months received five first Premiums at the different
industrial Fairs, where they were exhibited. Every
instrument Is warranted for three years. ii
Piano Forte, manufactured by this firm, and n
price list, may now be inspected at my residence on
Child-strcet. A
d3tf H. GUSTAV TICPKE
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

~ CouRr OF PRoDArE, BARRINaroS, Jan 5, lso7.
NOEL MATHEWSON, of said harrington, Guard.
m of the estate of his son, JOHN B. MATIEWSON,
minor, presents his petition in writing to this Court
setting forth that his said ward is seized real
er owners, who about to sell their rights therer
1t being the real estate Of the late Ebenezcr Smith, OF
said harrington. praying that he may be authorized in
his said capacity, to self said real estate:
Jlo-3s l.. TIFFANY, Probate Clerk.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

- T A r O N J. II u
- The subscribers now have on hand nm excellent
assortment Of Stationery consisting Of Journals Day
Books, and Ledgcrs both full and hafbound Record.
Of all sizes, Log Books Memorandums in great varie
~, Gold and Steel Pens, Penhoders, Letter Paper q
all prices, Buff and White Envelopes, De Lc Rne's
cream and damask laid Note Papers, Bath Post and
Envelopes, some of them very nice; Ivory Surface
S,anks, Pocket do, co nmon do fancy do WATERS rcd
black and bridal Scaling Wax, Lead Pencils, Pr pe
ing Pencils, Pencil Sha peners, pearl and bone Paper
mine Inks; Diarys for 1857, 10 great variety Gum
Labels, Murphy's Mucilage, Rubber Bands, Rubber
JAMES GARDNER q SON, o
do One door South Of Warren Bank.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
DATENT CORDAGE MANUFACToRY.

-,-e<> ~ WHEATONS 4 BAKER,
&tNTssr,l-&r having supplied their Rope
4 NO. N Walk with new and imrroy-
,}AJ ,ET\ }fHS-f~N% ed machinery are now pre-
NlHJl9al1 M \ ~ pared to furnish GANGS of
z&xf0sskHrxs- RIGGING at the shortest
zASsssSsSksszsfSS nctice.
They have constantly on hand large quantities O,
CORDAGE or ALL KINDS,
and invite orders from dealers in the article aud from
owners or agents of vessels.
The quality of the Cordage made BY them WI CON-
pare favoraby with amy other and their facilities er-
able them TO offer it at price which secure the
favorable attention of purcha sers. ocl0
WARREN. Oct. z. 1856
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

n26 WestTnnstcr-strcet, PRovIDgNcE.

P o d X $! DO o X 81
~ The Old Vicarage, Novel, by Mrs. Hubback.
NY Schools and Schoolmasters, by Hugh Miller.
bred. by II. B. Stowe.
Colombia by Prosper Mcrimer, translated from the
French.
Our First Families, Novel Of Philadclphia good
society.
Basket Of Chips by John Drougham.
Bunsby Papers, by the author Of Basket of Chips.
Caste, story Of Republican equality, by Sydney A..
Storey. j..
Crotchcts aud Quavers, by Max Marotzek
'os anu A.. Irish Revolutionary History and Liter.
ature, BY Savage. =.
Ole, or the Old West Room.
Alone, by Marion Ha,land, Of Richmond, Va.
For sale by
nz2 JAMES GARDNER 4 SON
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DROvIDENCE, WARREN AND BRIs-
Il TOT. RAILROAD. .-t's ..e.. --..s --..t -.
GA Li.., yEG

CHANGE OF TIME
0n and after MONDAY. FEBRUARY I'd, 1857, the
Trains will iun follows
Leave Provid nc, mt 20 A. NJ, 90 and Is p. VI.
Leave Bristol at G 45 and IN 80 \. NJ and As pm.
Leave Warren for Providence ut 81 and 10 AZ ~
H., and 2 ~ PM.
Leave Warren for Bristol at l3 AM, and IS and
OS i. NJ. Ir. .l ...
The 9 As A. N. train from Bristol and the 6 Is p.
u. train from Providence connect with the trains
and from Boston. .. t
l.. NJ. Z. STONE Superintendent.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
vT,HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOvE.
il RY OF THE AGE Is AYERS CATHARTIC

the systsrn from bos--oftcn less than docs IL.
Two boxes have completely cured the worst Of ul-
on the legs .u .... I.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated, expc every worm from
the body. aa I
They should be given N children, who are always
more or less afflicted with this scourgc. III alg =
As goctle physic, they have no equal
One boN cures arrangement Of the liver. .'F
Half box cures q cold.
They p,,riy the blood and thus strike at the foun-
datiou ofGveiy disease. .l.1- l...,,......,f
As dlner pill there is not their equal In the world.
They are purely vegetable and can do no HARM but
do accomplish an unaccountabe amount Of good
Prepared BY Dr. J. G. AVER, lowell, Msss snd ssld
hZrver- r,vrSctbss Druggist taSs~ Bnsesua dps y
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. II. EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
(LArE AGENT OF u 5. PArESr OFFICE, WAsuIxGroS,
UNDER THE ACr OF 1917

r. II. EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
(LArE AGENT OF U. 5. PArENv OFFICE, WAsuISGroy,
UNDER THE Acr OF 1879
76 STATE-STREET, Opposite Kilby st.) BOSTON.
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
years. continues Patents in the United States
also in Great Britain France, aud other foreign coun-
tries Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all
Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed on liberal
terms, and with dispatch Researches made into
American or Foreign works to determine the Validity
utility Of Patents inventions legal other
advice rendered in all matters touching the me. CO.
pies Of the claims of any Patent furnished ly remit
ting One Dollar. Assignments recorded Wash
ington. .
This Agency is not only the largest in New England,
patents or a.eer"ninr thc pacmtaTty Of i"rsn
tions unsurpassed BY, If not immcasuraby superior
to, any which can be offered them elsewhere The
sH nS prs shsn MoRE re
subscriber; and as SUCCESS IS THE BEST PROOF
,OFADvANTAGES, AND ABILITY, he would add,
that he has abund reason believe and cin prove
that at ther Office Of the kind are the charges for
professional services so moderate. The immense prac-
tcc Of the subscriber during twenty years past has
enabled him 70 accumulate vast collection of specif
cutOns and official decisions relative patents These,
besides his extensive library Of legal and mechanical
works and full accounts of the patents granted in the
United States md Europe, render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining pa
tents. ~o. al ..lt 1gI.anpI1f a
All necessity of a journey to Washington, to pro.
cure patent and the usual great delay there here
saved inventors. F.l ..l.. r
40 TESTIMONIAL. a
During the time occupied the Office of Commits
sioncr Of Pstcnts, r. II. Eddy, Esq. of Boston, did
business at the Patent Office, Solicitor for procur
ing patents. There few, If any, persons acting
in that capacity, who had much business before the
Patent Office; and there none who conducted II
with more skl, 6dcihy and success. I regard Mr.. Ed
dy of the best informed and most skllf Patent
Solicitors In the United States and have hesitation
In assuring inventors that they cannot employ per-
aon more competent and trustworthy, and capG
bic Of putting their applications In form to
for them es ly and favorable consideration ut the
Patent Office. .-.-.e EDMUND BURKE,
nt slvl 'f0 Late Commissioner of Patents"
.lN FROM rHE PRESENT COMMISSIONERS. .r.
"Aucusr IL, 1855. During the time have held the
ofRee Of Commissioner Of Patents, H. III. Eddy Esq.
Of Boston, has been extensively engaged Ia TRANSACT
ion Of business with this office solicitor, lie IL
thoroughly acquainted with the law and the rules Of
practice OF the Office regard him one Of the most
sapabls and successful practoncrs with whom have
he'd official intsrcoufse CHAS MASON,
Commissioner Of Pate9ts."
Boston, Jsuussy !, 1857. rne y
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NEW BOOT, SHOE AND HAT STORE,


NEW BOOT, SHOE AND HAT STORE,
~ In DOWEN'S STORE,
CHURCH STREET, NEXT DOOR EAST OF =. A. DRrscoL's
Where nay be found first rate assortment of BOOTS
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c. direct from the manufact-
urers, which will be offered at extremely low prices
All articles in the above line, suitable for the season.
viii be kept constantly on hand. liberal share of
patronage is solicited.
diff GEO. II. ANDREWS, Agent.
NRANDMOTHER LEES PORTFOLIO.
" illustrrted by iInnlmntt Billings
Kobbotozjo sequel to the last Of the Iuggcrmuy ?
gers, with illustrations By Christopher p. Cranch.
Bright Pictures from Child Life. translated from the
German by Cousin Fannie.
Darton's Chids First Book. or Universal Primer
Daisy or the Fairy Spcctaccs by the author Of vi
olet. Fairy Story.
Worth not Wealth, ard other Tales, by Cousin Angie
Red Boards Stories for Children, translated from
the German, by Cousin Fannie. For sale by
q. II. WHITNEY, Wcstmnstcr-st.
dlp Providence.
II
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NOvERNMENT EDITION Of PERRY,S
W EXPEDITION TO JAPAN--Narrative of the Ex.
petition OF AN American Squadron to the China Seas
aud Japan, performed in the years 1882 1853 and s4
under the command of Commodore NJ. c. Perry, Uni
ted States Navy by order of the Government of the
United States, compiled from the original notes and
Journals Of Commodore Perry and his officers at his
request aud under his supervision. with numerous il
Illustrations. For sale by
q. HI. WHITNEY,
n26 3 Northumberland Pnov,p,xcr
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TURNER & co. desire that every person hay
Il ing bill against them, either of the partners,
should hand il in for settlement Our bills aud notes
are all ready for settlement. .f. r.HfrI
Watar-strcct, January 9th. IL
~ GOSsAMER RUBBER boots, for men,
N wone!'. and children, n beautiful article, and
now is just the season for their use, forsale by i
GEO. II. ANDREWS, Agent, Church-st,
dis rfrre Next Store East Of s. A. Driscors.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
INCREASE OF PASSENGER FARES.

On and after MONDAY, JANUARY 2Gth, 1857, thu
Rates Of Passenger Fares this Road will be us fol