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cement goo1 fellowship between the Thousands II
native Americas and the hundreds Of our COUNTRY
men who visit them BY our ocean steamers We
value the book for this We think moreover, that 1t
must attain its object Charming spoke to them
IKE man Of higher world Hs morality seemed
BY their strong, though just language but g Uncle
Tom" fills the imagination, and takes captive the
heart, and the judgment too. It seems almost an
honor to surrender to it-almost disgrace to pro-
fess insensbiity. Never have Shareholders before,
never will they again hear the truth so spoken in
heartily do we wish, therefore, success to the
authoress in her noble attempt Women have been
chief actors in many a revolution may she be
among the foremost in of the most desirable the
world has yet to witness.
America has (apart from the plague spot Of sla-
most energetic nation upon earth; she will be
the most populous With country that comm ands
both oceans, rivers, and lakes without parallel;
q climate suited to almost every product OF the
earth population as yet nearly free from pauper.
ism; 10 national debt, and entire self government;
and thorough going religious freedom, which Lord
Carlisle himself declared he quite envied-what
could hinder the advance of such country, but tho
Gripping, enfeebling disease of slavery 1t is this
which paralyzes all her political principle which ut
ter]y destroys her moral weight as a nation, and
which prostIates half her States, before any enemy
who could put few thousands Of muskets into the
hands OF her slaves Slavery 1t is which corrupts
her in peace, which would enfeebe her in war (;
which lessons the cordiality of her intercourse
with really free EDgland, and which places her on
lower ground before the nations of the Old World.
Let America emancipste her slaves let her make
a sacrifice such as did, if needful, to duty, and
the hearty shout of approval from England, would
countries, than all the diplomacy Of our most
friendly statesmen.
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Domestic Miscellany,

IL costs the people OF the United states fifteen mil.
lions Of dollars year for newspapers and other peri.
odcas and thetc newspapers aud periodicals.
eentis 70 their safety and happiness the roofs
their heads and uore 90 than the army navy which
costf twice A. much
Trinity College, Hartford has founded medical pro.
fessorhip and lectures viii hereafter BE- given to all the
students In medical science. DR. George sbattuck,
Jr. OF Boston viii f the chair and has already deliver
ed Lis Introductory.
The Paris (Tenn Constitution, Of the 18th Inst says
aay took place In the southern part Of that county
the Carroll line last saturday between John
ueit and nlmsp Woods Woods Inflicted some six or
SVEN wounds with large pocket knife, from the fleets
Of which Bennett oiled immediately Bennett Is said
have been the sggressor The parties both drunk
the time q the ARRAY Weeds has been arrested but
probably hs. given ball.
Hon. Rufus Choste II expected 10 srgue before
the Circuit Court at Washington this week involving
award Of $4,000 BY the late Mexican Board Of Commits
ioners
The Toronto Glols IL informed that the Rev
McGregor OF New Yo~k, intends bringing a suit for
damages against the Rev Dr Burns % Toronto, for
SANDER, laying his claim at So COO.
Among those who voted In Newport Rhode Island on
Tuesday was Nathan Munro who u one hundred years
old lie voted for George Washington At bis nfat
election.
The contributions for the washington monument Il
the polls In New Haven On Tuesday amounted % slfl
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PHILADELPHIA, Eoy aa$Rsportsd By Barker, Brothers
DO past due. ls Ti LOO sshSyiiill Nayisasis1
cash ok 5000 40 3d. s 500 q o.; az 700 Phi.
Railroad 81, 70 "a. ssa 1000 E,anty Y. 20 old b ss
ss. IS DO DO Isl 7sS % Long Railroad; essh
&C. cash 5x lSgss ssyg III iSS do k, 80 DE- .sy =;
Tnsp Canal in lots. 100 Do ssst ny; lood. ~
ds.red cash, 2sE 50 do bswn "a $50 d. in lots b5yn.
rsen Board.1s2oGO CITY Rsilr9ad e. 81 10 100 Long
N.yisatiOn 7s 100 Union cssa IN go sohgylaii N.yi
road s. ~ 200 irsrd Bank ls4 Second Boa a go
ghia and suSbury h.rs.d rs r. 81 79S d. 3D. ss 100
sooe 81 4c 600 sohuylkill Navigation A.. Mort o
Iehsh 6s IS q shares Lshigh Nayss.Sn in lots 7s
b. ,s % 90, b5wn a $50 DO IN lots. b5 Z4 26s Penn
Tx 10 Union Canal "a, Is; a Bank Of Pennsyvania in
lots llsA After Bards 900 Philadelphis and Sunbury
Railroad rs. IT, 49, 6lJ0 Pennsylvania S. past due, 99
1900 scbuykl Navigation SIS 80 Sd. 5 00 do, I'd 81;
5000 do 81 200 do, BIZ $50 Sutquehanna Canal BE- II;
100 Union Car s5 lGk 500 do b5 l6, so DO b5 1874 100
Long Island Railroad b5 Sdo. b5 In; $50 do, s5wn,
TN do, b5wn i5s; Philadelphia Bank. no. Lrket
Arr
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LIvERPooL-Stsamship Afrioa-Mr II white John q
White. Misses Gordon Mr. and Mrs q Lingsom son and
servant. .nS s and Mrs Csssn Mr and Mrs ws.oa IS
Mrs Rodewald nuree and child Mrs Weymsn NJ snd Nh
MALI and children De Kimino. hes.rs Lcbaeh. Their
man Andrews Macne, Koosen, Thos Mile, N Blanc.
williams, Hnskins, Mr. and Mrs schue, Clayton, Mr.
Clayton MT and Mrs Camsch and servant Mr. Gourdn
Mr. Forbes Mr. Athinsen, d Waller. slaser Hutton,
Phillips 2 Hopley stolt.risls Misses Andrews az,
"ur Nc sna nr Ms S ars niss snd chilli amt ana
Mr. Barkiie Mr. Msndova Mr. Boyle bearer
q despatchss Mr Hy MCowan Mr. and Mrs shiton ehi
dren A servant boy Slayer John Lemon Mrs Marsdsn
Montgomery Sponsor, Mr. suibert Robert alexander n
Hmith, Mr. Bathgeb Jarmar, Collins Mr. Versemsnn.
Mrs versomann, A Gordsen, Alexander Roche.
NORFOLK &c-steamship Roancks--J Mortinors, Dor.
we'll Cooter, MCPHERSON, Clifford, w Parkes steera
Dess, 7 En OFT. Thompson. Or o sites W white, d
Nenabe, II S,rles Mrs valentine, DIR r. II Thomas d
Thomas, Clopton and lady Lieut. u Todd xrs Jss-
lint Mrs DR. White Kissam Ms Psndleton Miss VII
lams Mics Lyons FenFhrdoet Mrs. Roberts and ohiidreu
u Farrell fpascil WILSON, Hobsrt Ponns Ponss
. !. 5000. A-ai-. "a seper, psspyIw-Q In tls
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MADAME SosTAG This admirable lady, and high
~ accomplished artist has oT years pest made the per
fonal scquaniane Of Mr.. Dani.l Webster In Europe
and he hs. actually kept up cofrespoadnce with ths
Courtese d. Ro, al the time Only three weeks before
bis detth he sddreesed her letter. Msiam~ gave
eghi concerts 70 IhAdeiphiA siey In RAPID suceession
The groft fetentf Of thefe concerts aounsa 70 80 go
s.t ~ 5'sl sItF.,s a:g gtsssa " bs lTsn go =
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~ With those inoeavsniences that ieal to the ruin
q the Btate Since every treaty ought TO be nade with
s1nceut power treaty psrnicous to the State Is nall
and mt ct all obligatory conductor Of the nation
having the power 70 enter Int engagements to do such
things capable Of destroying the State for the safety
Of which the empire IL entrusted to him The nation
itself being necessarily obliged TO perform everything
qurcd for It, preservation and safety Il cannot into
engagements contrary to Its Indispensable Obligations"
Fortunately, though such absurd doctrines we
Are refutpg, may Mt times be uttered In the excite
ment Of q meeting, there has never yet been
statesman who has incurred the ignominy Of accep-
ting them. The admissions express and implied OF
right, On the contrary, are to be found in abun
dance. Every Anglo American citizen who socits
and obtains q passport to visit our territory, &C.
knowedges ipso fdffo, that what is granted to him
might also be refused. Every vessel which submits
70 our port regulations, tariffs, and custom house
duties submits TO the sovereignty Of Spain, exercised
within her exclusive jurisdiction-her own house.
Il we're. Every traveller who complies with our police
measures, abdicates that ridiculous Interpretation Of
the treaty of '95, whereby his countrymen wouli be
entitled to convert themselves into uncontrolled or is
OF the country. And lastly, when we see Mr. Web
ser openly recognise that foreigners cannot by virtue
OF the said treaty, claim privileges greater than
these enjoyed by the natives, the debate appears
forever AZ rest.
All this reasoning, natural, yet SO irrefutable
IL nevertheless based on the erroneous principle that
the treaty in question comprises in its provision the
island Of Cuba What, then, will the conclusion be,
when il shall have been proved that it cannot have,
and has not, reference to our island!
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Arrivee-ship Monterey, NYors Tor Boets;, brig
Atattpa John1on Wilmington &C. for DO with loss Of
tcek LOAD lumhtr sohrs Jos farwell kfork FOR do
ssitourEe, Everett, do for Albany Bengal -, 40 for
10 fton. -.
2d~sd sehrs oannet, Haskeil Portland Alfred Hill
Ss.ss . ~ nen,sreyi triss Attskapas and Clayton
In sshrs Iuev white bengal Chesafeake Jos Far
weli and others bound n. Wind fresh FROM W.
PHILspELpfuA Nov a. Pm.
Arriyed-SchrB Avon, Carver. Boston; VIM Dayton,
Dorslas Nsvpors, susan huston, Eaton Calais Advent
Nwnsy, fNvhnunh3 Rnslng, Dole Fall River; steamer
klthfat. etHrthoutt, hYtrk.
Clssred-Bsrh zidon, 1huriew, Csrdenas; brgs Isola
sNnftcr and Aitleroy Berry Boston, sohrs Stewart
csnptei. Ie~sisy Halfsn' Wm Dayton, Douglas. and
kusitgs Dole hiehmenti Avon, Carver, Boston barge
noiptiA. StsekhQuse, kftfk
Miscellaneous.
ftr crfmearr. o. LgespoeL returned 10 N0rlatns
fttk Nt Aft' aHF NaMlFg
E.Rs LreY Eses,t< fs,a Doss.s Tor Norisasa before
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T.iegrnph,c Marine Reports.


hriyed-ship Monterey, NYOrki bsrss Homer, Realjo
Selsh, Fhiiaderhih.
Ciesr,d-BsIk trinity Galveston; brig Nichols, do
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sspes1S "a chssisston lsAhy at TN latter asss -
Shs heavy gale the 18th IN TAT y, Tea
o0 trors 20 NV, whoh her 10 lerL al y7ur~
has been increasing ever snoe. ' ~ "
BARK mot ship ELviRA hARBscK, hs.ce soatar A
to San Francisco. - -
Wsssemsn.
Going int ProyircetoNn "a brig Lczis Y,uoa y.,,.
from NAtlartic Ocean, Id bob 81 % DO bIssh all sa
AT Iernsndo Noronha Aug b. letter Seafow,, Ratss
NIB gp ~~s
Capt Copty OF The RuFsll, NIB. ~ san rssroaca frour
ess,es hst no took al oil between July
ard Aug a. after which the vaa's LEFT DE rrcurd be,s
,core Ice the Straits TIE afit pan u the scaaeS
than but brose up and dsoerasd e.t heavy
gales having prevailed
spoKEn-SAip PhiiS Desnoye. Dsan., Of lr,m Ysir
haven Pacific sbtn uit lat Is y ~ Ion IS 81 w
Spoken.
Ship W IBrnle LAMBDA York Tor san Trancfass
Dot %, lat 81 40, Ion ~ %
shpf BRINE TOT BR'tr.aral Lanis from MY loot
s5) for san Franciaco, Oct y, lat 81 30 lon 79E
SHIP Oh, shire from MOCK ier h0ssaDs Oct 90 OF the
Isntes
SLIP Judah TourS. Soresns e, Liverpool Oct a.
of r. y West
An Am aNp steering ST. with blue ri.Dsl q, si,a, tsa
square aud conf sss 10 e centre was passec Oct s. lat n
q N, Ion a. "a W.
Bark Crisis Gray from Charleston (fay az COR Rio ia
metro, Sept B Lar Z ~, lon ~ "
Brig Geo Jcnes, 1nIk. &, sus or hcslch. ballast
Oct IL Cape Tibuorn Sc ~ 'ale. asd beru
nare and received damage s.a had Loss lpars IN
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The BichelOr's SOiilOuuy.

Blcs, M soul I'm thlty-nin; to day !;
six feet in my ot,c.ings, black eyes, ca "
hair, tai and strait u, Il c'dar ol Leban III,
an still bach lor! Wen, its an in ie-
pcnl ut life, at iea>t no u isn't e1her i,
ii :re's ta :sc new gloves ot min; iuii of lit
Il rips, string off OF on my mos iaultless
dick VS., nice silk handk :, CHI Il in my
drawer wants hcmning top button off the
wal tband OF my pants WHAT'S to b., done ::
How p. ovoklns it is To see those mar. led
peopl. 10 king 50 self sd i>ti d and conse-
qlcntial, at t heal OF families, as il they
had done the State great service.
Why, as TO chttdrsa tiey are as plenty
as ti,s i'll August, ami about AZ troubl :
some /; every alley, aud court, are swarm.
ing with 'em they're no riri'y any poo
miserable de-il beg p".1on .)Tr''ct,
can get "ijs, enough Vi thes too, sucI
as tn y are It's enough to scare uan
tn d 'a,h, t. think how much 1t costs to
keep one Young folks have to Lsgin
where til ir father aui mother let IL
Silks AMI satins, ribbons anI y.lvets
feathers ~ | fl 'wers, cutf pins, br,ccl t.
gimcracks aul fol de-.ois and there's
hclp t,r il ia my clse! for il | should mas
rya woman low, ani tn; dear littl,
thug should ask me for my scalp, shoulC
gle i, to her, 1 tuow 1 saouM.
Then here 5 the tapestry, ca"p'ts, an(
mirrors. ar | sofa, ami ottomAnI auf pic
lures, aud ctoce-ry, AMI lyon mus
ok at the subject i'll all It's Jeorings
littl jackets, trock5, nnl W len ho 81:
an | d)lls, popguns ami ging read, d'n
believe cn do it, by Jupitc !! But
here sit, wi h the toe OF my $
boot kickIn, tn, graft, TO the want o
som thing .tte to d.; it 5 ming astu
Co. |, drear, " .a'her, long evenings, c.n'
g, to concerts, fo ever! anl wi,n | d,
my roam looks so mach tn. mo e gloomy
wnen c,n, back AMI it WoUN b. C ~y
t, have nice little wife t. chat IN Ian "a
WITH w, tri,I to think Of sol, thin.
elss, bit Tent; if |! look in the fire, [
AN sure t, see a pair o! eyrs; ev n the
sh,l,Ss on the walls take fairy shapes |
au the brink ruin Il feel it !; ! shall
real my doom in I'll m,r ilge list b.ior'
|, z hno,o I Sh,H! II taven lp me
f,r tn r 5 NJ livln, muh b tter half, $,
tn y say, AMI may be refused if | can
get alons ~ui0ut one.
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PAWTUCKET MUTUAL FI!tE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Ch,rje ed 4. ID 1913.

ChurIe cd 4. d 1918.
NTr, Town. Farm AMI Nero antilc Risks, on
v real an pers,n Il property not extra hazard
Gus. cl .ss.heI ccorling I" the degree OF hnzari
Property ln.ureI IN ,ne class not subject to the
losses oi another.
Uueciors-- trphcn B.nelct, Gile'n L.
>,encer. Charles Noes T. !w'rl : wilkinson
AtyIn jerks. John b. l;end a iams Park j JohI
II. Potter, Joiln Cram, Robert herman
GIDEON c SMITH. PrcsiltHt.
is TDrRrELLor, Treasurer.
SAMUEL SHOVE, Se 'retary,
To whom al cOmmun cations mn be ad
dressed, lost paid, at Pawtucket, Il. l.
hiL.IS X. II E.N'YC.E,
Irdreiing fgrnf.
December |. 1851. 3m4O
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nl:Slc Slcllancou5.
NJ lrricd W.. UA IN lrric ~

ii ippy n man may pass his life
Hhen treei IRON aItrimoniil CHAINS
VII IN he is governed by a wife,
lie 5 SUI, to sufer for his pains
Wat tonyl, is lbi; 10 teclare
The flilngs, which in women dweH'
The worth that falls to WON IN share
Can scarce 10 called. psreepAoia'
In all the female rice appear,
Hypocrisy, deceit an PRIDE
Truth darling Of heart sincere
In women never can abide
They re always studying to employ
Their time, in vanity lni prate,
Their leisure hours, In social JOY
To sp.n |. il. what AL w"men ha1e.
Destruction take the m n say,
Vino make of women their delight,
Tn0s. WHO contempt 10 women pay,
HIS prudence always IN the.r sight.
Ior Poi" read tn, lss 81 II and A.h lines Of eacl
stansS.
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iers by comparison with similar pages in.
racitus-[N Evening Post
He speaks heartily, earnestly, truthfully '
\ bserver
L ,:h one of his biographies is grand histo-
rical picture, conveying in most impressive
way a true tiea OF the events of the tin,,s-
(Cincinnaii Herald
Mr. He ,dley is truly el, qucnt in his descrip-
| tion Of charac.ers He presents to ycu the
trong points of the han with n cleaIness that
seems TO place him letore you as cid ac-
analntance-i cleveland Herald
n B.-The above b' oks will be forwarded
to order, at the prices m,n'i,ned, free oi II ST.
age, to any part of the United states. on the
receipt CT orders, with the money. NJ, ney may
lie sent by mail at my rsk. JOHN TAYLOR,
AZ m3 Publisher, l43 Nassau st. New York
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Life ln>tsralce.
TIE CONN., MUTJAL LIFE ~
SUR1NCE CO.,

THE CONN. MUTUAL LIfE ~
SUR1NCE CO.,
iIIut tnpitA If more MM 100000,
,,nVrINIIE+ TO nsurel ly.s of both sexes as low
y as any we'll con iuctni Mutual Comp"ny. Ii
IS con lu ted W tn great prudence an economy
the Il vidcnlS having b:tn 53 per cen. an
nunlly. ON the amount pad by its members
BY the charter If TINS Company the fe mny
insure the life of her husband secure from the
demnn Is of his creditors
Two persons also may insur" jointly. all
payatle at the death of the fist that may
|occnr .ea risks, California risks, AMI iore; gn
taken as low MS any other responsible Company
Pamphlets may he had gratis. gv,ng v"luali'
information on the n ct, by calling on the
4 ,en,s in pawcatu,k, &P MOVES.
JAMES GooDwIN, President,
EDMUND q IIowF, Vice Presi dent.
GuY r PHELPS, Secretary.
EDMUNp HEDGE, General Agent. 33m'
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TN view of the truth of the above statement
L the inquiry arises. is your LIE insured
TIE application "f b, benef Of Life lnsur C
are Obvious 10 every man. AMI we are often re-
minded of the Advantages il crnteIs
The un lersgnal having been appointed an
40 nj of tn. \ nerlcnn Temperance Lif' lnsur-
ance lmpnny. would solicit rn lie attention
,o its plan at operation; it will he foun that
il presents decided advantages Uvr any other
company in the country
Tr e interested in is matter are requested
10 call on I'll, snbscr her and o tain book
cont ,,ning the rates and peculiar advantages
OF this Company.
California risks taken at low 'a,es.
WOODBURY. COY
January I, 1852 Al
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rg Stair cap is s'roul Away, have a
slip o pap,r pat uni them at AMI ov'r
the edge os every stair. which is the part
where III Y fl It wear cut, in ord r to les
sen the { icti N Of tie C, PCT. against tn
boa ds b meath. The strips should b.
within an inch or tw, as Ion, As til, car
pet is wi le, AMI about tour fs, ilch in
biealth s, a to lie distance from each
stair Thi. 81 nple plan 50 easy O. ex,cu
tim Will. W, knw p IS rye IA staic cape,
halt a. lol, "a in as it would last without
the strips If papr.
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Joint Stock and Muttai Plan,

NJ IN. option of the insured thus meeting the
wants AN craum tanccs of the public more
fully it ~ believed, than purely Mutual Com
pnnies can do
Aunuitles will he granted or purchased. and
enlowmeuts conferred on terms h ghly I f.vora-
he, AMI according To the rates nf the most libe-
raj AMI we'll conducted Companies in this coun-
ry m in En- gland
The Charier of this Company provides that
the wife may insure the life Of her husband, and
the amount to be paid be secure from creditors
at his death.
An equ table sum will always tie paid for
policies surrendered to the company before they
expire
Travel,n, sea, anl foreign residence per-
mts II lie granted ut small extra premium.
Pol c es on lives Of persrn. going to Calitornl |
Will he granted on the Joint stock principle
only AMI at an extra rate Of prem um
Extiact from The Certificate Of the Comp
troller oi the State OF Connecticut. dated
January, 7th. 1851
"The great success an prudent m'n cement
Of this company. together with ITS wei nV'st-
Ell capitl anl surplus. entitle II to the entire
conf irncc of the community, AMI r"conmeni
it, as in my Opini n equal in ran,.h IN |
lh,lty to the best nstituti, ms ot the KIN | IN
the Union igneh
H. - RUFUS q PINNET, Comptroller.
The Boarl of Directors is compose at active
business m,n with capital ana character IN
volvel, and giving their pers sjntl attention t"
the man ,yenent an control of the tr inslctions
Of the company
JAS DIXON Pre- idcnt.
WI I. HUOKE !. Vice Prasi' mt.
HENRY L. MILE /. S,cre'Gry.
J. A MORGAN, Agent for Ston'ns'on
! Agency ut Pdwcatuck Bank.
Pawcatuck, Dec l8, 1851. o8In,
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sanity ON hanl IN | for sale by the sub
- 81 her, at the oi stan |. in Westerly, Colo
ani liver Watches and J.welry: silver Ware
gold and silver Pencils gold, gold platcd, silver
AMI 2 1t Watch Chains gold and gilt L"cke;s
iioll Pens: fine Cutlery har, tooth, Shawn
anl nail Brushes gold. 5 liver AMI steel howe
Spectaclas eight day and o hour Clocks. g.
Articlcs bouyht of the subscriber ensrave'
free of charge Clocks and W ltches reIa,ret
AMI warranted TlIOMA" PEnRl.
Westerly Anrl H. 1y
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Life ami Health
HnSurance Company.

orFIC :. po r orFIC BUILDING, H>RrF'HD. CT.
Capital and u,p,us over saOO,OOO.
During TIRE Ne,rS Busin'ss ISSUED merry
4,D0O P,iups.
No Health risks taken ty tn" Company.
1NHE Hartford Life and ealth Insurance
Company take risks "n Lie, grant or pur'
case annuiies confer en- iowmen:s, and make
contracts up ana appcrtaining to deferred
mi rcvisioulry Interests connected with lie
RISKS, agreelhly to the powers ana privileges
Conferred by he charter.
The business of the Company is conducted
upon the
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E~ The Qu,ston -"Is tn, habitual
US. ~ T,blcco an .chris.in :" wis dis
cass d baf're the Lyc 'un last ev mag
an was the cause Of mich merlin mt
The di pltants icluiie | tnens Ives we'll
P. ticnlarIy DR.. b 18th, wh, pint ii y
p'r'in n'lv ani clearly condemn d th'
habit ID il,l IN the aft mativ,, Thom
as Wa.lico Jr. Chli.man. Derby Jouaai
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@ D. franklin, a few ye,rs befo:e
his leath, dicla I'd to one of his friends
that he had nevsr used tobacco in the
con s. of bis lif.. AMI that he wa. dispos d
to balisve there was not much advantiy, TO
b, i ,riv d from it, sinc' he hal n,vsl
knowa a man VIII, used it, WHO advised
him to follow bus example. -
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ELI >IIA Il BA.NE-, woull inform the pub
lie, that he has good assortment Of Papers,
VI lglz.nes, anl tan lard Works
n Il Books Of different kinds got to order
Lales and Gentlemen, please call at the
News Office an obtain a parer. or Magazine
cheaper than can be founi in this place
Westerly, April 1851.
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aiIidonrl ear.
y 30, ~ Omission fec will be charge the
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max ng Application.
The full amount II year y premium must be
paid within thirty days from the cate of aprh
cs.iun anl may be paid at the time of making
the application il preferred; and the whole
amount will be refunded to the applicant, If
declined.
r.s-- No P,licy will he issued until the full
amount of yearly premium has been paid.
WOODBURY. COY, Hgt,.
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