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VNHE GENTLE SHEPHERD. BY Allan
Il Raussy-Just published, new and elegant Edition,
with life OF the Author; Glossary authentic For
trait and Catalogue ofthe Scottish Poets 81 Also Isaac
Taylors Physical Theory Of Another Life, and Eie'
mens of Thought rs cents Ayns Ritual OF Masonry 90
and Rochefoucauld's Maxms, 81.
w. GOWANS, No 17s Fultonst.
HNHE STUDENTS BIBLE. - lergymen,
i students Of theology and Others, be fursied
with the Students Bible complete the Testament sone
in various forms by J. L. HhEh,
Bookseller and Publisher, No l29 Futon-st
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DARTNER WANTED in BUILDING

DARTNER WANTED in BUILDING
III STEAM ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVES, &c, az Chi
csgo I-The partnership of the Subscribers win soon ek-
with view 70 meet the increasing demands Of the great
West therefore proposes 70 connect with himself some
party having sufficient capital The present firm are now
doing an and profitable business in
Steam Engines Railroad Cars and variety OF heavy Ma
chnery ANY information msy be had BY addresGns the
mbscrber, GATES MCKNIGHT,
Eagle Works Chicago, III.
RErEREscEs-E. Corning Co, Albany, N. Il H.
Birch Co. Chicago ILL.,; George T. Cobb Co. New
YORK; Mower Woodw orth, Boston, Marshall Betnent
Colby, Philsdeph
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requested and expected be present the Beeckerst
House, No. G5 Bleecker-st, on TUESDAY EVENING
Oct 49, u o'clock, 10 hear the report Of the Commit
Tee Of Arrangements and for the election of officers
BY order Of WIN. POOL, Captain.
BsF. PENN Secretary.
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~ A Ratification Meeting Of the friends Of r. G.
ANDREWS, Independent Candidate for Assistant Alderman
of TIE xIlth Ward, will be held THIS EVENING, at
half past seven O'Clock, in the Mansion House, Manhat-
MacKeRn.
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xxrANTED in a GROBERY STORE!

w youns Man competent manage entirely the Vezc-
tsble snS Fruit department One having sood references
and from 500 $500 eeure permanent md eligible
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Board ano Rooms.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate Z
N Gentleman and his Wife with Board, and al sessa
rsrlor with bedroom adjoining, IN new house wxn n
modem improvements Apply al No. 20 $th-as keier
enccs exchanged
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ITO ENTERPRISING MEN.-A rare chance
il offered take the sgeney sor the sale Of new sTn'
Gle that ns quick aud pays large proft Agents are ns
king Gle day. Apply 70 OF sSdres J. I. JoHSSoN
Co, No. IS CortsL-dt-st-
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DOY WANTED in a LAWYERS OF
I'D FICE-To whom a small compensation Will be given
Address box No 3i5 General Post-ofice, with name and
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DOY WANTED.-An Intelligent American
I'D Boy about 10 years of age learn the Gold beating
business One that has been the trade preferred Apply
TO GEORGE SNEDECER, No. Walkers
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DOCK AGENTS.-Wanted, q number OF
ID Agents for and sell the most popular work
published None need apply but those who can gVe security
s. FRENCH No Isl Nasau-H.
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ITO S.-Wanted, for City
Il School good English Teacher, (naleJ ror- pad
lefter, 70 n GOssER. No. 70 Arche-, Albany, D Y.
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WANTED-An experienced Chambermaid
w who can be useful with the needle and give satsC
tory references Apply at No. 90 Carke-st., Brooklyn
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CT -. Luke's HOspifaI.-A meeting OF Clergy
and Laymcn, in fuTthorance of 81. Lukes Hospital
will ba held in the Lecture Room of the Stuyvesant Is
tute ON MONDAY 18Th inst. at ~ PM The Provisional
Bishop elect of the Diocese will preside at the meeting the
object of which mpart information respecting the Hoe
pita aud liberal cooperation OF Its friends
with the Board Managers for carrying the In
stution without DELAY effect All who favorable
this undertaking increasing the Hospital accommoda
lions Of the city invited to attend.
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- ~ Columbia Lodge No. 1, I. q. Of ID. =
The members requested 10 meet at the Lodgeroom
MONDAY at o'clock, for the purpose of paying the las
tribute of respect TO our late brother John Costa BY
order r. McREADh, N u
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Amusements.

WALLACK's THEATER - Broadway.
w w WALLAcK, Lesee-J. w LESTER, Stage Msn-
sgeT.-THlS EVENING. Oct l8, will he performed
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Don Pedro Mr. Lester Benedck .... Mr.. Wallack
Claudio. .hr WalcOtt Dogberry Mr. Blake
Beatrice Miss keene Ursnla Mrs Stephens
ONLY A CLOD
Harry TborDcote. Mr.. Walcot O. ThorDcote Mira acot
Sir Cyrl Beaumors Reynolds Babbeton.. Vincent
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gladness is now pale in d ,ath : And can
it be that the spirit that then DIV 1t in
ecstasy on bright prospects unfolding in
the future has now passed away?
Yes }! they have borne her to her last
resting place-the cold earth has ratified
upon the coffin lid unheeded by its occu-
pant, and winter, cold and drear, chills
not her slumbeiing. A fathers, mothers,
sisters, brothers. heart has ,ured
over her ashes their sad yearnings, and
bade her farewell till the music of the last
trump shall thrill her slumbering clay, and
the split return to its new lifeless tene-
ment, animate with immortality
They told me that youth of fair coun-
tenance and manly bearing, used to sit
| ng hours and listen to her music, aud
then tell her how lovely and beautiful she
was, and ever and anon toy with the ring
lets that adorned her cheek and She, a
simple gil, con6ding, wi b heart toe
pure to believe that gull. could ever lurb
where the exterior was fair, 5eliered him
and often would she sit till midnight wait
ing his coming b It soon he came not.
Her parents and herself spoke of a colo
that she had taken, and many bitter hour.
they wept over the sad ci cumstance tina
brought the hacking cough, tn. hectic
flush, the palid brow, the emaciateI form
but this was not all her misery-I woul,
not lift the veil-she has gone, and gone
forever. And perchance her bright spili
is now thrilling with happiness unspeaka
bic around the thi one of the Eternal
Perchance she is now waking to etcran
melody, golden harp, with her angel
touch. Peace to her memory Go,
grant that if her spirit is in Paradise tha
we may all be so happy as to meet he
there, where the sunshine of bliss unspcak
able will be undimmed by single cloud
aud where passing away is unknown.
ROMEO.
| N. Stonington. (Nilltown.) CT Jan 1852
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The LADIES KEEPSAKE and HONE LIsRA-
NY, for January, is received. 1t contains four
illustrations and forty pages of reading matter.
John =. Taylor, publisher, l43 Nassau street,
New York.
As an inducement to subscribers instead ofthe
usual commissions allowed to agents,) the pub
Usher on the receipt Of one dollar at the office
of publication, will forward a copy Of the
Ladies' Keepsake, for one year, and one copy
of his celebrated PORTRAIT OF WARRINGTON,
q great National Picture, from STUART's most
celebrated painting. This large and naganif-
cent full length portrait of Washington, from
the burn of an Amer can Artist, is considered
by all who have seen it, to be one of the most
beautiful specimens of art ever published, and
q correct Likeness Of the father of his country
1t is finely engraved on steel, AMI printed on
superior plate paper. The size of the Plate is
eighteen by twenty eight inches, which will
make handsome picture for the parlor, and
should be in the hands of every American
citizen.
The portrait will be put up on rollers, made
for the purpose, and safely forwarded by mail
free of postage. Money may be sent by mail
ut the risk of the publisher.
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For the Literary Echo
Passing Away.

no" many circumstances or everyday
occurrence serve to impress upon our
minds the truthfulness. of the mutaii!ity
of all earthly things. The book of nature
the B ,ok of Revelation alike bear upon
their pages incontestable evid ,ncc of the
certainty Of this great truth, which few
seem to comprehend, and the momentous
import of which, fewer far, seem to realize
Fleeting and traDsito,y as are the things
of time, still we clasp them to our bosom
with a strange fervor, we worship them
with wild idvlatry, we off.r upon the
altar of what we esteem earthly good,
though as evanescent as the ming dew,
Life, with all of thought and labor that
human nature can endure, only nom mt
arily awaking to the sense of misplaced
affection, when some cherished object
takes to i:s.lf wings" or some be ny
beloved bids us farewell
But am not, ,ntle reader, wishing to
"read you a homiIy" on the passag, at
the head of the above paragraph but
simply relate little incident to illustrate
that "passing away" is written on all
things this side heaven. One year ago
I had occasion to make a tour Of a few
mills, and foi tunat ly for m., my travel
ing companions were two young ladies,
both young aud happy - neither more
than seventeen years Of age. The ght
of our return was da,k, and our horses
moving slowly, gave abundant opportunity
for conversations Their minds were pure
AS a sunbeam, and their fast developing
beauty Of intellect, form and featu e, gave
promise that the future, like the prese It,
would be cloudless. The hours of our ride
passe pleasantly, and | well remember,
even now, that when assisted them from
the carriage, and they tripped gaily away,
their football was like spirits from another
sphere, so light and joyous,
Well, have been gazing upon the little
mound of new-made grave. The winds
of winter have scattered thy loose earth,
and its ebby surfaco tells us that some
one, but lite dweller among men, sleeps
upon their last cold pillow. he d y
grass Of the quiet spot has been trans
planted, and l coud almost fancy that
here and there the chill blast had chrys-
talized tear that fell at tn, burial Of the
beautiful. Can it be that the being 81
bright in youths joyousness few month
since, now lies here Can it be that the
then brilliant eye is now closed, AMI closed
forever ? Can it be that the rosy cheek,
upon which health had written years Of
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Cabinet Furniture, &C.

THE subscribers have Just rec eved fr"m New
| l. York large and well selected stock # new
and fashion bic Furniture. in setts snial lie tul
the Drawing Room, Pnrlur, or Chaml'r, and
are constantly II anut1ctTring for sale or t,
order, every variety Of lain and genteel furni
ture. chairs, &c which we shall sell for cash
and as low be bought elsewhere. Their
stock is such as has never before been offered
to the public in this vicinity. Persons wishing
to purchase will do we'll to call and examine
for themselves lefore u,chasing elsewhere.
n. B. A large assortment Of ready made
coffns constantly on hand.
Wlre Room west end IIawcatuck Bridge, up
stairs CLA'tK & DENTSON
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WOODEN Mill and Machinery
to Let.

THE Woollen Mill owned by Isaac Cundall.
l. on the Ashaway River, in Hopkintcn, with
a good Dye House, Dry House, Cloth House, AMI
one gool Dwelling House, all in good repair.
with one sett OF Woollen NJ Machinery, Spooler
AMI Warper, and 20 Looms, all in good running
order, with all the fixtures and convenicnces s
for manufacturing Plaid Linseys; the situation
is very desirable, Water Power good, possession
given as soon as desired. Inquire of l. AAC
CUNDALL, on the premises, or 5. & D.SMlTH, ,
ut Westerly, II. |.
Westerly, Jan. Is, 1852
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Clean and Neat Style.
For New York, via StOning.
ton Railroad.

REGULAR MAIL LINE-SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
The splendid steamers c VAN
e$ssS.-sslfA DERBlLT, Captain joel Stone, and
COMMODORE, Capt. Frazee, will run in con-
nection with cars of the Stonington Railroad,
as follows, viz The c. Vanderbilt will leave
Stonington Monday Wednesday and Friday
Commodore Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
For freight or passage apply at the Stonington
Depot, or to WILLIAM COMSTOCh.
At the Merchants Insurance Office.
Barths and state rooms secured at any time
of day on board. ly %
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NAHNESTOCK'S s VERMIFUGE is confidently
l. recommended as \ safe and eff,ctual medi
cine for expelling WORMS from the system.
The attention of those who have used other pre-
parations for this purpose, without any per-
minent advantage, is particularly requested
The lives Of thousnn Is Of children have heer
saved by the timely use of this extraordinary
medicine. For sale by MOVES S PALMER
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The UNIVERSAL PHoNoGRAPHER, is the
title of Journal devoted to the dissemination
ofPhonography, publi.hed monthly by Fowlers
Wells, New York. 1t is printed in the most
approved reporting style, and must be n valua-
BILE acquisition to the student of this beautiful
art. 81 90 per annum.
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New Arrivals
OF Cothing and Furnishing Goods, al
the Gramite HaA Branch Clothing Store

or CIOthiRg and Furntshthg To0ds, az
the Gramite HaA Branch Clothing Store
ut Pamcatuek Bridge.
ID ECEIVED, this week, an assortment OF
IL Dress Frock Coats, OF superior German
Cloths, warranted sponged and superior made
Likewise an assortment Of Stocks, Cravats,
Bosoms, Collars, Gloves, &c. We have we'll
selected stock Of new manufacture, and we are
bound to sell it low. We invite the people in
Westerly AMI the adjoining towns to call and
examine. and if they wish to buy good clothing
for little money, they can do it now. Our
stock is not an old one, and out Of STYLE tut it
is fresh and new, and bought but few weeks
since and it is equal to any stock in Rhode
anl or Come. ticut for quality or workman
ship. Improve the opportunity, gentlemen, and
make your purchases while it can he done at
the SIN illest possible price. We wish to make
this permanent location, and if you will give
your patronage so far as you can do 1t and be
as well used MS elsewhere, We shall continue
We have facilities for doing business on the cash
system, and can buy goods low, and with the
light expenses in this place We can sell goods
much less than they can be bought in cities
where the rent is high. Call in, gentlemen 1T
harm done if you do not buy We show all oul
| 43tf L. HAZARD & co.
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YORK CITY.
Col Watson Webb. late Charge des Affares to Vien-
and long the distinguished editor Of the Daily Morning
Couri and New York Enquirer. published at 20 Wall
Street his paper of February 18Th 1851 makes the fol-
lowing voluntary statement-the valuable because
unsolicited by and not paid for advertisement
I'VE carefully keep aoof from Patent Medicines in
general but the strength Of actual personal trial
cherrtuy recommend DIR. Rogers Syrup of Liyerwort
Tar and Canchaaugua to all af ctcd with Coughs Cold.
or influenza The med cal qualities of the first two in
gradients well known the last is California plant
whose virtues b lievc not unfamiliar the mcdi-
cal profession Bs- We have tried a remedy for "A
Cold which proved efcacious in case than
this preparation ~
CAUTION-None genuine unless there is the buff
wrapper noe Of hard ,igncd with Pen by A. L. SEQ
WILLIE y co
FOR SALE wholesale and retail by A. l.. SCOyILL &
CO. Proprieors at their Principal Depot GOTHIC HALL
No 3l8 Broadcay ~ Y. to whom all orders n the med-
cine and letters relating agencies should be addressed
post paid.
Also for sale in Westerly r. l.. by STILLMAN& s. POT
TER and +. W BABCOCK.
PRICE-In large bottles 81 90 or bottles for $500.
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Weavcr's Reeds and Harm sscs

He will keep constantly Oh hand an assortment
Of Manufacturers articles Of the very best
quality, and as low as can be purchased else
where. Having secured the services Cf Mr..
Brigham, whohas been eng lged in the business
for the last twelve years, he feels confd' mt he
shall he able to give entire satisfaction TO all
his patrons. lie solicits the very liberal pat
ronage of all Mr. Brigham's old customers and
all others who may favor him with their GUS
I IN. He designs to keep on hanl every thing
usei in the Manufacturers line The follow
ing are some OF the articles which he will keel
on hand, viz: Reeds Of all kinds, Harnesses o
all kinds, Shuttles Pickers. Teml les, C'e:
Patent Wrenches. Comb Plate, Card strip ers
Card Clothing, Betting, Banding of all kinds
Brushes, &c, &c.
williams Patent Wire Trcddles put up n
| Short Notice.
The best Of reference can be given MS to work
mnnship. and materials of all articles manutac
tured by the subscriber.
HENRY ?. PARKS.
Woo NsoCKET, II. |. Dc. "a, 1851. q
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LADIES READ THIS
Weakness of he L. ba & General Debi, ~

weakness OF the L. IN ba a. General Debility
Cured by using the Oxygcnattd Bitters.
Mcssrs. Simpson Reed; Boston. FEBRUARY l3 1850.
During the winter of 1850, Mrs Stiles suffered much
from paptaton of the heart weakness in the limbs and
general debility. She consulted eminent physician
in the city without obtaining relief On return If
she left home to visit her friends with the hope Of
recovering her health but neither the change of air
the med cal advice she obtained while absent gave her
relief and she returned after absence of three months
without relief, almost without hope At this period
she advised to the Oxygenated Bttcrs. and oh
tancd bottle from you Before using it. she could not
walk the shortest distance without exhaustion. After
using the Bitters week she walked from the Chelsea
Ferry to Henry Petcss store Washington Street and
back again without Inconvenience She has used three
bottles and has hestatation in saying it is the only
medicine that has afforded her relief Respectfully.
JOHN STILES, Duane st.
REED. BATES. AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists, No
20 Merchants Row Boston. General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
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vi A IL R ] II ID ,

In this vill,gc. on the 29;h ult., by Rev
Mr.. Vail, Mr.. Henry l.. Tracy, to Miss
MARY A. YORK, both of Stonington, CT.
ES- Again are the printers constrained to
bow their Acknowledgements for bridal favors,
Ali who would not be printer
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

THE Undersigned gives notice that he has
l. purchased the stock in trade lately owned
by c G. Brigham, at the oil stand, in WOON
SOCKET, K l., opposite the Furnace Company :
Iron Foundry, on Main Street, where he will
continue the business of manufacturing all
kind Of
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Boots and Shoes.


NJ f would inform our friends and the rublic
W generally that our arrangements are such
that we can furnish books If all kinds. and in
any quantity, at short notice, at Publishers
Prices. We invite these shing hooks to call
and see us. CIiAMPLlN a. BABCOC"
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Please take Notice.

DEING desirous of closing up their business
ID the subscribers earnestly request all per-
sons indebted to them, either by note or boob
account, to pay the same without delay.
5. g. d. SMITH.
Westerly, Jan. 8. 1852. Al
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Es1 Barnes has Valentines of every descrip
ton. The votarics of Cupid will do we'll tC
call on him
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rs- We are indebted to the Hon. B. B
Thurston for valuable statistical docu nents
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HEAD QUAR- TIERS
FOR GOOD OYSTERS.

rs Mt the NEW OYSTER SALOON. under the
i Pawcatuck Bonnet St6fe, where Oysters are
served up every day and evening at short
notice, and in
Clean and Neat Style.
All who are fond Of good oysters, are invited
to call. [44tf] Westerly, Jan 1852
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NOTICE.

THE Subscri er would say TO the inhabtan.s
J. Of this vicinity that he has for sale large
assortment of
Boots and Shoes,
which he will sell at very low price. Now is
the time to procure an excellent article for y
very small amount Of money
PELEG MOVES.
1s'-" Office at the store of j. & p. Noycs.
Pawcatuck, Ct, Dec l6, 1851. GStt
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GleasOm's Splendid PictO-

RIAL DRAWING EOOM COMPANION, bound
in beautiful style. with gilt elges, is received
and for sale by BARNES. Price, 80. 43tt
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ii. 4 Il. Sheffield.

III. Il II. Sheffield,
DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots,
~ Shoes, Hats, Caps, Crockery, Provisions,
Fire Proof Paint, Hard Ware, Stoves,
IRON AND STEEL,
Cut Nails, Cart and Wagon Boxes, Sheet Iron,
Znc, Stove Pipe. Auvils, Stone Iamme,
Shapes, Steel Springs, &c.
Store-West Broad street, Pawcatuck Village.
81 If.
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HUNTS Liniment for Rheumatic Complaints
IL For sale by C.H DENISON.
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nOCTOR Arnold's Balsam. A cure for Dsy
~ entery or Diarrhea. For sale by
C.. IT, DENIsON.
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EXTRACTS Nutmegs, Lemon, Nectarinc and
IL Peoch, for sale by. c. II. DENISON.
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DISTINGUISHED TESTIMONY FROM NEW

N. stonington. (Niiltown) Ct Jan 1852
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Hay for Sale.
Flour, Flour.

NREs II Grounl of Extra and choice Brand
j. us,r eceived and for sale low ly
PENDLETON & BROTHER