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ried.

In this city, on Saturday September 90 by tbs Rev
John Neander Sienor DONATION Manu- OF Italy TO Miss
Rosa MAnETzEcK, daughter of Raphael Maretzeck Esq
q this city.
On Thursday, September IS, by the Rev DR. White
h JAsrrn DE- GaAw 70 MARY daughter Of the late
Ezekiel Smith, all Of this city.
In Brooklyn on Thursday, September IS, by the Rev
W. Bacon WILLIAM IL MoMULLIN, Of the city OF
Brootlyn to NJ las MARY L. Cons OF this city -
AZ Beemerville, Sussex county N on September IS
by the Rev Peter ksnouse, Mr. HrSsr A. DryoE of New
York city to Miss JANE daughter of George Bockover
Esq Of the former place
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in the hope * gttog on b'ard OF some American
neutral vessel Thst he must have had nghtiug Is
this et that when he led. Cart Kelly be
had eighty m.n aud whsn arrested there were but hfy
with him. wtst has become OF tbs thirty hers is .
mystery that will probably never be solved
LETTER Fsosl carr. KELLY.
from the k-S Orleans Delta september 10
Tue ioi'osns letter from Capt. James A. Kelly the
sos wing ohcsr q Crittrniens command wilt b, READ
WIN iptersst by fis numerous friends aud by all who
l. \. an interest IN she late unfortunate expedition It
ie ascFesssd TO ffirni in this city 49,
DrAs fR'rrp The newspapers have doubtless In.
necessary for me to recapituiAte events iw.s
feleas-d from prison on Monday, the hr.t OF TIM,
viii ss.i Tor New York to- morrow, and from thence
home by the river route Previous to our capture we
had some very hard fighting. Tank Of 100 msn
sgainst 2c0 raw cruits have that and these
raw recruits whip them and make them ing'orioaay
fly before them; Porter was badly wounded 10 the
right the 18TH in the first action by my
side; but be hss stood the march since, and Is
among the prisoners, getting we'll OF his wounds Out
remain They cousecrated tn lives to CUBAN liberty
they died like heroes worthy to b. called the dscsnd
ants Of our Revolutionary fathsrs-brave aud gene
rous fault At all the battle isds gathered to-
g.ther The wounded both sides. aud surgeons
dressed the wounds vi the spsnsrds the they
dii the wounds OF eur mea DIR foarniquet, who
ed the Wounds of the rst Spanish soldier led
out ard shot by order o. the 6overnos General with
GU. trial ut this place, with Crittenden 81 much for
spa nih generosity At another place the Spanish sol
ders wounded begged for the lives OF wounded but
could not save them from the bayonet DR. Brigham
bayonetsi after being wounded, aud his wound
dressed and party marched ous OF sight. But wien
Z them the battle field Spanish blood was soii;
freely to make amends for their barbariy The report
in Havana, from the spanish authorities Is, tina,
killed snd disabled upwards OF two thou3ani soldiers
That il what may be called game Ia the way nghting
particr lariy we only landed with four hundred
settlers, and they all green and at every battle
we Lost more or lss., becadss bad wound
eqnsl 10 death, for bad transoortston for our
sick, rnd we're compelled to march soon sfter bate
In the hardest fought battle there about tso
hundred Americans General ana, of the Sp iDish
t ops was killed there aud The whole command put TO
fight Twenty minutes sfeer the mt Denccj
We also repulsrd the sncers that daJ with 200 and
they 4o stroba No people Der the wide s2rsi
canopy OF heaven fight like the American boys
Although indifferent mussets, ths
spsnii DIS think yet had rifles because kilis
every fire Our boys take aim aud a b. before
pLuDg trigger Tbi3 i, the OF their Gucc.s
II always VIII De so A KELLY
Cuban LiosralOr Il more
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SlIIpPfN0,

EoR LIvEgaooL-uNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
% SAc &c tn. fs ss,, s1asS Will d.
& 81 81 81 Y NJ sop h
tor ror irsish, pss,E having unsqu.lisi s,sos5s
In. 'SS .nIss o. eo1s.t srP n E1wsso x Sok
Paoite snl ,st October lisa,
| THE BRrrIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
rect between boston ssd liverpool tSs BOSCH Siip
only calling at Haai - land aud receive mail, aai pa,
A zEEnA fsS sy7. EFs &C., Ssi1s
fgsa.PA. ~, ~: sihe4ka e csp@i s'on..
AMERICA oiT Sh saiIsi eA f.s Capt n''n
These vessels carry eislr Eiie sl asis head
ff: is s.g..
sin. York. Ms sdi%..ai,y Is O'; q.
SS.a,i' &. 9siI SE: :Ss:syy 3 "a 4:
sPss, se,;9H WMs5ds.sdd,y ',,h de
SS:..s $%:3is s..ff;g I +:
$ Ss fol 81 FS..S. 3 :. D,qi ca
EoPsr,h secured pash giii far.
frist Wi BE- charged ca specie beYoai an amount for
Az espsri nesa surgeon on t,,ra
Letters and ns~spapcr H,as pass ;hrouSA Tie Pos,
Fsr freight or P's'Ase' Agr'yi,',,,
French German and other frsish so,i. rossiSsi sas
s9sg r n S@% IN SA g s sSa' r'usA bills Of
nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CONPANY-FO.
sP n e. w. rsyi a SAD. si
he mas end Tssstngcrs-t Satur6sy October 81. lso
S!SSP 6, /. 1 p. % g. Mr. an s,I, .s, pas
.n' aSiife, shsb 's'Itlss AGENT, 2, south q,
r6S "a he IL viii succeed tie WASHING
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ENGLAND
~ he nrs, shp Of this line, the s. 3 LEWIS viii leave
rha steamship cons bartaSa IL buis t6s
moe, tubssntia manner both regards hr and n.shns
aisof hs coilas line. sni n s,sry r,speo, fay sisa
pont % strength and qualities 10 any ados
orr sIssahee sna ventilation Hst Capt Cola
5sTses NsT YosS an Lusrpsoi asi ss q Ss s;saasif
tennessee "A experienced SURGEON attached y hs shp
.sa, net .asd SD sEq Issrg,sl . Bs.,Ss. ,s, ~.
o5d. co. per tou Of forty euSs fee. FOR frsiSh,
HH sFSSPFFE &C. y Rs .;, 49,: s Ss! Sa;'
I1 s:sAIL srEANsHIP COMPANY. rox rEw OR.
On rra,y. ssS.sSssT pan 4. ,hi.s esis.llfs splendid
coaS,Sdsr vii ss % Friday serenSsr asi. :, p,.
p s iron S s,, ~ ss' ,sSs ?, 800
ps eAy sss ;Sss % Hawai- reyes n, Ills i' {:
*bippsrs are rsqgss.sd 20 suppy thsmsve' vita sAs
4 h os ' No s.a ig ssS1 "a BE- sse On 21 'H2',S
ssssss' ,pP Az tas oses Of ,hs Conp.ny III vss street.
OBJECTION TO TIE OLD ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
DEBT Lle FOE Chssres directs .ud shrsush Tickets of
sp"aa e.n ,sfA nn ssFSn 3 PTa Ihi s r
register hs aIts sIe.ns in hs void vii ;. on sssss
dsH September ~ AIS n, from pier 8. N r. Prissss
so and In segriss f2s Persons securing .Ass setsr
Previous % ,b ast.n. III be ao red eess issoaai
.rSV SSv KILLS zsosS s. S csap;i,s . .,ss.
XAcuT VIOLA FOR sALE. sLOoP RrG0ED wIrB
oompls.e ordsr. sah bui sausE ssi 5os +, sv1,
r.sptot Inluirs Of NJ fuant bit.ksnish a. SnisSs
ZIP ksri h'b'A'1' % Caa' Sissn - susiTsa Usai
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WITS nervous ANTIDOTE. THE c0NcENLRA-
ton OF ELECTRICITY the Vital Agent the very Print
sips OF Life and asssh.It fail g sItsrmnste
disease o. water can fail to The of
dsnsine and retaining In liquid form unknown to all the
effected consumption. debility disease are corrobo
rated by tx hundred citizens recipients lightly power
whose names and reSdenoes
experiences has proved that be taken without
curing the complaint Il Is taken Can be had Of q.
Pyne, l02 Nassau street. 81 bottle; 50 per dosen
nEAFNEss, SHORT SIGHT. &C. DURABLE m
~ remeds-Dr Heath dsvotes ton exelu dive
Y diseases of the and These hitherto
neurabe yield readily co his prompt treat
ment Artificial eyes inserted moving bssutifuliy iifs
the natural organ Once 265 Broadway 20 dav
nocToR JOHNsoN's CHOLERA CORDIAL II m
- falble in acssss OF Cholera Dsrrhoss, Loossusss,
The rapid and cures effected BY II even wkss
ssrsion that i the rsst valuable medicine ever ntre
duest II contains laudanum othef injurious
drug and may be given with perfect safety the yosnst
The house and a. ons dose has been irs.asnsy known =
without il Sold bottles containing eight doses, =: IA
patent medicine vendors: N B:1EOns ssnuins without
ture Of the propr,tors ~ Brown Co." the govsrl-
ment stamp Each bottle accompanied by direotseas fog
use.-London. August H. 1851.
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in the hope * gettiog b,srd Of American or
neutral vessel Thst he mus. have had dghtiuS
evident from ths let that when he eis Capt Kelly he
had eighty m.u aud when srestsd there but hfy
with nim wta: Ia, become OF tbs thirty oilers Is
mystery that will probably never be solved.
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mn n MoRrANnRE WouTn BAY rn rnnsE WOO

~ have ntrastCi di.tass, "Cura voea" that ia
Taketare o. thy health" havs devoted many years -
ny proci9n. and have treated successfully thousaas Of
patients. Those gho wish
can doso Tree Of oharsel from A 20 p NJ Sundays
excepted. III .ou Nsius health, yon will avoid thcss
knares Who unblushngly tell that they
you sri that teir hind 81 nedcas a tibet IA necssssry
Tor i IN al lie forms fcrsoas whose health bees
rui1ee by tlese erotists. cell upon IN daily.
L.. NDRTANDKE NJ u William
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nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CONPANY-FO.
v Br.usn VIA southamr,on The Jsited stt,es Mail
Steamship WASHINCTOs. q. w. Floyd Ccmmsadsr. viii
fa fer r men-touclnE NJ Sou Hampton IN Gland q land
ihe NJ tnd rsatngers- Saturday October 81, ison
pir NJ Nerth kiver a. u o. sotk ". An expsrsnced
ureon sit.ched 20 thc .hip All letters mast pass
hrouEh The Pea. Oce. Specie delivered uarre and
don. Tor passsre or freisht. sriv TO
MOIIkR, SAND 4 RlERs. Agents q south a.
The steamship HERMANN will sucesct the WASHING
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ElG COOPER, DUANE yTaEET, HAs, ron rHg
H sst nineteen years ter5ei BIZ pr,ess - re roat
meat Of -erfia ans ether dsosss lie
Assrsy.set essss'. and mill rsn5vs5 IA .Afy
" b-srsngezs, DO not % deserved By nbuatbari sax
prrs07ste5 ny uAne. hsye ieft D1snc
Npio1a IN ny of4ce. With ne frat etine and
surgery shs .suar7 hss s,r ojEssi psssos surs
dhsFge.
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k50O REwARD.-lErFsIEs AyTrD JrE, A sPE-

YcOO .las mixture for the cure Of private Disorders.
akes speedy without the least restriction Of dsN
tfink exposurs OF cbante In application 90 business ms
Proprietor chalientsa single which the nxturs will
pu. W n t2ttss VIA fu sirec.ions 3. 81 One tostls
nssa Fexrang are cure In two days. For sale By g.
- Ring le bteadyay. AMI iO3 Bsyrrf street. New York
". n Little, lO4 Hanover street, Boston; wrshs Co..
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NJ ytts Ttss,iss, 80. OfeD hours. 20 ~ elook A. M
snd % o'elsos ~ tsuaday sIespled,I No. " Green
wien Brses IRON the etioai atyansrss the
sathor has enjoyed, Amongst which he would
ing resided several In pirs for hs
studying A1se diseases, followed By and
ye practice devoted sselus7sy % ta speciality esn
Vtao1s hesitation. pOfaEe. IL thO AMI
ooa plicsisd oAse5as s.rc.rrfF Secondary dsoao,
80. certain. SAFE and radical than b.
1lred from other IN ArorsA Those who ppy
y he earlier st,yss Of rrivao diseases will Be gshe
We o3se trf rapi1,ty Of the which 10
lev days. Separate waiting provided For
srestners by letter. stefsss bon SEQ. Poss Osios.
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HARNDEN & co, 50 Dro,tway. New Yo-f.
UARNDYN n Co, 90 State fsres., Boston.
BAPNDeN / CO. 8 Cook ssrest LlTsrpooL


XAcnT VIOLA FOR sALr. sLOuP RiGGED wfrB
81 TIE regular sn1 estrs i4ht sails turthea t-a typs
snt IN cOmple,e order nak built ssauast svsf,
r.spsot Inluirs Of Mr.. uiant ts-ksni.h a. sn.tSs
E.r Ks-k, ''''''
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..-..NtEfTS fhtfATE MEDtCAL NO.
II 81 Esptnsfd street, Broadway. Dr. Dell Is the
aVh OF several mede. vorfs and Inventor Of those nss
i-.trumsnts tba. the iepogabie ef
s,S, habiss infslliby. without any med,eine.
SER; 70 any lar. "a tas7a' Consultations ss''ty Goa
ldCntisl.
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DcVV tureOf sll rene dies yet discovered this The
most certain u makes speedy and with
olt TIE eas. restriction In Diet, drok, exposure
chsnge - application % business May cured
tays Solt A. the 1rrg g Broadpsy corner OF Cham
btrs srst also o. No 10 A5.or HO1se lie Brosdvsp
'nd lD fulton street. corner Of william.
NOFEE I'LL CURyD-DRe. COOPER & MURPHY,
~ koosevsi street. from their Iona practice and pro-
ss nal kncp ietg b rssi for ths ~ th,ss
aat cured cases - lueasy hs rstus Of nslprsos rus
ioctors igai)1 D bona mar tesssa "A tae once. NJ
s'',sass NJ 81 ifsl,s!s sls Trsa.ss priT,'5 70
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i r. ph AEhY, AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE NEDI-
~ cal Guide. &C. 81 iisrfnsrd street Broad
le PFC tessOEal adyaIaIs the author has
safing years dcnee in the principal cities ku-
rope aud America enables him 20 in this
tfaneh OF The profession such certain, qnck AMI radical
cures be obtained other in
IL j. chiefly however In difficult complicated and
treated hat his services will he fully appreciated
Dr. ds ceiebrGted French iDygoatng Remedies welt
Sc ais own Invented Curatyss may be considered the
only 1heou ute cure for tbOse deporabe caused
y early improper habits Can be sent OF the
tnion. Those who apply IN the very Of certain
diseases secure 70 themselves date cure, which
la o..an eAnota ed a A ynru hnnr
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TO those who have been in the
Service Of the United States
since the Revelation.

'1NIIE rndrrslgned beng familiar WIN all
the Executive rules and regulations,
ami the character OF proof necessary to en-
able those who have been engaged IN the
srrvIr. Of the Unired States since the " ar
% he Revolution, to have Their claims Tor
Pensions. Bounty Land, hrrearaGrs OF
Paw and Extra Paw. Sc. TO one or all n'
which many persons are entitled properly
prepared Tor adjudication be'or" ,',1 De-
p,rirnsnts at washington, respectfully m
vIlp the attention Of such 10 an 'n'rr'ie"
wih Them, where they may learn So'hr-
'hinn TO lhpr aiv.n'arp. Those "nn nave
b IN injured by SICKNESS ur o'her" '>r while
i, tn serve. Of 10" l'nurd SAFES, are rniI'
led 20 Pension. Manv c',HnN are lost
for want OF proper step, Al No ODYSSEY. or Nv
bpiny prepared BY an lneXp'r''nr"i per
son. Or charges are nodera," it"Sid'ncr
one mile and naif abov- C,Ihoun, Me
Mon county, Tenn.
JOHN IlANRHIGHT.
II. NCDOW ELL MCEL'lAF''.
Aug 2, iSJD-u ~
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" T. DICAL NOTICE.
DIR. q. NJ. CLEMENTsON, 4. COLLINS, NJ. d
DIS. Clementson & Collins,

ESpECTFCLLY inform the citizens
s9 OF NIeigs. McMInn, Rhea and Roane
counties, that they are associated together
IN the practice of Medscine. and trust, by II
prompt attention to All calls. TO secure a
continuance of patronage heretofore ex-
tended.
DR.. Clemenlson's place Of residence Is at
Ten Mile Stand. Me,gs co. DR.. Collins is
located at Jeremiah Chapman's, on Ten
nessee River, Neios co.
Feb. %, lSj0-rf "A
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Mail Line from Knoxville
TO DALTON.
TAYLOR, BRIDGES & JACKSONS,

VHAVI NC Obtained the contract Tor
IL carrying the Mails from Knoxville
to Dalton. for four years from the first
Of July. 1850, respectfully inform the
public that their line will he well stocked
| win NJ. Troy Coaches. fine Horses.
and sober, good Drivers, and no pains nor
exppnsa will be spared TO carry passengers
through with comfort and safety. This
rOu,n,ravarses n beautiful and Interesting
section OF cnnntry embracing thu Ocoee and
| II wassee valleys, and travellers will ce'tain.
v find IT 10 their advantage 10 take this line.
On this line for the South, intersecl'n"
the Western and Atlantic Railroad, al
D alton, passengers will leave Knoxville at
6 A. NJ taiv. except Sundays, and arrive
az Dalton by 6 "A. NJ. next day; that is,
in time 10 take the Cars south
| Gniag n nth the tnnchrs will Lave Dali
ION at T P. NJ daily, except Snad"ys'
and arrive At Knoxville by Z p. VI. nex'
iays. running through Cl-ve'aHd. Charles
tn.. Calhoun, and Athens daily, and
through MadisnnvilIe. Naryvlll", PhI'adel'
ph and CamphelI's S'aton, every other
dat, (that is, three times week ~ MAIDS
sonvle and Marvville, and three 'Imes Nv
Philadelphia. BIair's Ferry and Camphe''s
Stailon,) making da,lv arrivals Al KnoX'
VILE, and arriving and departing at the last
na med place SO as 20 accommod'fe ,taVe'>
c7s coming from the East or gong IN that
direction.
they repea, that no pains nor expense
will be spared to ensure the safety and
comfort of passengers. and they hope 10
receive a share OF public patronage.
Their stands will b" at the best houses IN
the country, and the stage fare reasonable.
h,hrns lime "A ISJO-il ~
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Soldiers! Soldiers !!

rlNIIt. undersigned having Tor some time
directed his attention to the collection of
SOLDIERS CLAIMS, and having all the Blanks
and Forms used in procuring them, respect
fully solicits an interview with all who have
been in any War since the Revolution. lie
viii attend the Courts Of Benton, Kingston,
All cns and Maryvilie, prepared with Blanks
aud Forms, and will give his whole attention
to such claims as may he entrusted TO him for
affection. Al all other times he will be
found At hs office in the Conrt-housein Madi.
sonville
Il nothing Is obtained nothing will be
charged. ID. Z. HURLEY.
Oct II, 1s50--n l0I
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LippiMcOff, GvaMsb0 r. Co..
Successors to Gr,gg, Elliot & Coz -
PUBL ISHE RS.
BOOKSELLERS .1.vD ST.4TTONERS
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
No. IA North Fourth street,
PHfL.4DELPHL4.
s0UBL1SHERS Of School. theological.
= Medical, Law, Classical and MiscelIa.
Moons BOOKS, and fine editions Of Bibles and
Prayer Books, in every variety Of Binding ard
size. Also, Dealers in Paper Blank Books and
Stationery.
Country Merchants, Public Libraries, and
the Trade supplied on advantageous terms.
Feb. s, l650-ly ~
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IhOS. Richards a. Son


AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
q ISO, Manufacturers ard Direct Importers
"a of every KIND of COMES, BEIYCNS,
81 SPE.NDERS, Spectacles, Needles, Pms,
Percussion Gaps, Violin : rings, Hooks and
Eyes, WhaIcbonc, Beads, Marbles, Knitting
Pins, Brushes Of every description, Soaps,
Shaving Boxes, Tapes, Robbns, Threads
cotton and linen, Purses. Pocket Books, Ra.
zor Strops, Musical Instruments, Looking
Glasses, Necklaces, German IIarps, Ink, Sew
ing Silk, Lead Pencils, Bonnet and Cap Wire,
und n great variety of other FANCY ARTI-
CLfS too numerous to mention, which usn-
ally takes much time to find, and to which
they are constantly making additions--aIl
which they have made expressly for the Coun-
try Trade. G5-New Goods received every
week. CALI AND EXAMINE Goous AND Prices.
January ls, lS50-ly 60
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No Cure No Paw!

'yvIIE undersigned has prrmnncnt'T locate"
. himself in Calhoun, Nc MINI county. at
which place he has Opened an Oi'ic" for .hf
purpose of pr"parln, claims 'hr all '"rsnns
who have claims against the Government, tor
Pensions, Bounty i.n"ds, Paw proper. Extra
Pay, Pay for lost Horses, aud ever, Other d"-
scrintion of cnins TOR adjudication h"far" the
nrp,rt nrnts at ashiDgton. lie ~ wr!i pre-
rared, having all the Pension Laws. aud all
the Tx cuiivn Regulations, to direct him IL
preparing claims. and in addition twenty
,cYrs experience in tina, line of husiness. His
charges shalt he moderate. Many claims are
lost on account Of being prepared by lnpxre-
rirncrd persons. Cali aud see him. No charge
FOR talking about your claims.
SAMUEL WORK MAN.
Aug 23.lS5D--l 2m 100
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PLANO FORTES. NJ USIC AND
o.. JEWELRY. ... ~
CHARLES CATLIN 4 co,
(Near the United States Hotel,

VI y CS
A RE the only authorized Agents for
IA Chickering'S, NUNS &. Clark, and
Adam Siodau's Piano Fortes. They keep
constantly on hand large assortment OF
instruments from the above Manufactures.
embracing every variety Of style Of 6. g..
81 and Z oc'aves, which they will sell a,
The loves, Factory prices, giving their own
and the makers guarantee as being perfect
in every respect. Their stock of Music
Violins, Guitars, Banjos. Flutes and Ac-
| cordeons, is large and we'll selected.
They also have a large stock OF Watches.
Jewelry and Silver Ware, which they will
sell low. ..
All orders will receive prompt attention.
and will be guaranteed 10 give satisfaction
in every respect.
Feb. 90, ls50-1ys "A
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WAR OF 1872!

A TT. persons who served 10 the War OF
IA 1912. IS or III. or any lad an War
since 1890. are, under lale Act 81 Com
gre>s, enrner to BOUNTY Land The IN
der>irned are rreparsd 10 regulate the
clrms ri all persons who NAV entrms' them
TO their care. III persons who have been
in any wise disabled in the service OF the
United States at any time, or the heirs OF
such persons as have died. are entitled to a
pension.
No charge made whore tho claim is no,
secured. J. W. BLACK WE'LL,
w. r. BLACKWELL.
Oct IT., lSj0-4t lO7
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
LINN, SMITH & CO.
No. 2l5s Market street,
Phil0dcLphia,
Wholesale Druggists

AND DEALERsIN
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Sureicnlnnd
Obstetritai Instruments .Nedicine Chests.
Medical Saddiebags. Patent Medicines,
Paints. Oils JTmdom Glass, Tar-
nishes. DycsinGs; Peynmery. SC.
Also. Manufactures ct ,he celebrated
Congress U'ritin@ Mk and Ink Po,rder.
Y\liliS lnk Is unsurpassed IN quality, hav,
l. ing never tailed TO commend itself
wherever II has hecn brought INTO use. We
are now prepared TO furnish it CT all colors
in bottles from quart to one ounce, neatly
packed in boxes from one TO thee dozen
each.
l.. S. s. Co., have at all times a COMPLETE
assortment oil every article in their line, 10
which they invite the attention of DRUG
GISTS and COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
In the selection and preparation Of their
articles they spare no pains to have them
OF undoubled qualities, so that they feel
prepared TO ill the orders of those who
wish pure Drugs, in a manner which rbev
feel confd.n, will prove satisfactory. They
are also careful as 10 the style of pur,ino
up and packing their Goods, in order 10
insure their safe carriage 10 any poin, in
the country.
Orders by letter will at all times receive
prompt and careful attention, and to anv
Drueeis, of responsibility, our Price Cur.
rent will he sent il requested.
july &c. lS5O-6m 96
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1851-12-18
lDoetrp.
For the Literary Echo.
Sabbath Evening.

[For the Literary Echo.
Sabbath Evening.
How softly the light of the Sabbath eve,
Fades out in the western sky,
Telling of harmony, beauty and love,
Which ever will dwell in that world above,
Where Sabbaths shall never die.
Sabbath of rest as ye're passing away,
Leave thy sweet influence for me,
Give me that calm, and that holy feeling
Which fills my breast, as when lowly kneelinp
pray to the One in Three.
Sabbath Of love when ye're passed forever
Away from my earthly Skies
Dawn then more brightly in Heavens own
dwelling.
Where angels and seraphs their praises are
swelling,
In anthems which ever shall rise.
PARrHENIA.
CHARLEsrowS, Mass. Dec. s. 1851