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81 500 Pinmoforte.-Ve would cali the at

tenn Of readers to the fact that there is now in the
spacious Of T. GILBERT CO.. the most truly
ng cent Pianoforte in the United States deliberately
haey carved it presents with its rich pearl keys the
beautiful of in its way, that II has
fortune behold The price of the instrument 10
81 G but it will be sold at very largo deduction,
changed other piano The public invited to call
examine it, at Sj Broadway. Of Anthony street,
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THE FIREDlEN.

A MEETING OF GUARDIAN ENGINE COMPANY
"A No ~ held Mt the Engine House. Monday evening,
sept q, 1862 motion il
Resolved That committee BIO appointed to draft resolu
lions expressive Of franks TO Mr. Asa Butman
who SO kindly presented with splendid door plate
the above evening.
Resolved That in expressing sincere thanks those
gentlemen 1t is with mingled feelings Of pride and pleasure
TO md that our Aerions as hremon appreciated by the
citizens Of the neighborhood.
Resolved That the cordial thanks of this company
are respectfully rendered to those gentlemen for the
and friendship shown in the this bcau
full testimonial
Resolved. That the foregoing resolutions DO published In
the New York Herald and Daily Times
Jos II. heller, Eugene ard, Thos Black, Committee.
GEORGE &. BROWN, Chairman.
JONI A. WrsTERvsLT, Seey.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON
~ Company, corner Of Broadway and Wall street.-Scw
York Sept 10th, lS52NotccBy order OF the President
and Directors the books tho transfer Of stock will be
closed from the 10th 20 the 9th inst inclusive during
which time the opportunity will be given 20 the
to subscribe for the stock amounting TO mil
lion eight hundred thousand dollars to complete their capt
tai able TO the charter five million Of dollars Notices.
stating the terms Of suhcription will be sent each stock
holder which terms will also he made calling at
The office Of the Company, No % Broadway where the
books will he opened to receive from the 10Th
"a the 9Th inst, inclusive.
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has already accepted fashions gem tie Genin Silk
Tor the fall OF s52 and has been his aim to produce this
Hat combining the peculiar exocences of all the
Hats that have preceded it, ~ rich light cassicaly
portoned IN unobtruyey elegant All its appointment
are in nc taste and in perfect keeping with its general de
ayn In snort, II Is snpereninently the hat Of gentleman
Genins Beaver Felt Fall Hat destined to be Of
his popular Hats The demand for it is Immense and
Tor three four months next coming will divide public ad
Miration with the Genin Silk Hat Of the
GENIN. No. pa broadway, opposite st. Paul's.
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once or the Associntion for the Exhibit,

- the Of all nations New York. So Broadway-No
tcs will received at this oce
NATL Tuesday st inst for the cast work whole
for the building the exhibition OF the Industry
Of all natons DO erected In this city The work plain
consisting chiefly Of with their base pieces and
Meeting Pieces and ORDERS varying in weight from lbs
= s lbs The ends Of the columns base pieces and
s Offering will state the price Of the castings pound
fssiog included; also the prco per pound without being
fAced that the Association accept either the
te other they will also state how many tons they will do
liver week The whole quantity of castings required
will be about 40 TONS and to be delivered the site Of
the building Reservoir Square, between Foreth and
Forty second Streets Sixth Avenue All patterns will be
fprahed by the Association. For further particulars
working drawings and specifications apply at this office.
~ order, WIN. WHETTEN, Secretary.
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Hair observation-disclosures Celebrated Liquid
Hair the disco eolorns
WbisAer the nacnsrt i 10 applied This wonderful and
certainty with which this favorte and old established Hair
Dye performs Is astonishing. 1t Is for SALE applied
BATCHEIoR'S Wig Factory, No. Wall street. Copy the
address.
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mathematical rules that The shirts from
GREENS widely celebrated establishment, No !. Astor
House. have obtained for him amount and class OF
unapproached by other house in the line
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

Personal.
IF ALICE BOYLE WILL CALL AT NO 40 R0OSE-
Welt street, Coo. Tyrels she will see her brother.
INFORMATION WANTED OF CAPT SAMUEL PERRY.
II this should his he will please call or send
note Eunce b. Clark 1873 West street. His ncce wishes
20 see hear from him.
UF THE YOUNG LADIES WHO CALLED AT THE Of
fee Of J. c., in Reade street near Vest street,
"Wednesday the 18th inst and wrote letter to Col j.,
will call again they will find something for them
VSFuRMATIoN wANTED-OF PATRICK GILLIGAN
county parish OF Street. Ireland who arrived
In Now York Sh September in the ship Forest King
Any information respecting his whereabouts will DO thank
fully received by his sister, Catharine Ggan, at Mrs.
Doran s. % whitehall street. New York
YAuEs HLWKE.- INFoRMATIoN WANTED OF
James Hewke, Baker. formerly Of Bury St Edmund's,
Suffolk England recently from Hudson Athens,
Columbia Co. New York. Should this meet his eye, he
will hear 10 his advantage by communicating
with s. Mautr Of the Evening Post Is Nassau street,
New York. Any having knowledge Of the above
named individual will olgo by addressing note as above
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GEyENTH CONGRESSIONAL D. sTRICT.-AT MEET
- Of tho regular Democratic republican Congrsssion
Of the Seventh Congressional District com
prsng tho Ninth sixteenth ana twentieth wards held a.
Thomas Crawfords house Eighth near NinetSsnth
street Wedneday evening" september To- pursuant 20 the
OF TIE General Committee the meeting was
eectng Theodore Van Tine Chairman James
r. Jusepn ians, seer.taries The eomnittee
proceeded to nominate candidate to he supported by
Of this district to represent this district ia
Congress. whereupon William a. Walker declared
unanimously nominated. The meeting then adjourned.
THEODORE VAN TINE, Chairman
JAmIs r FAeA.' Secretaries.
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Wigs md Toupees.-Batchelor'sN New Style
yet mvenst Those wanting superior article should
call at BATCHElORS celebrated Wig Factory, No Wall
where found tao largest and best mont
L. the city Copy tho address.
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Madame Sontag at Brndy's-This unri-

vailed Queen of Song visited BRADYS National Gallery,
Monday last and added her portrait TO his
collection Of eminent exhibition at No. 1
Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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lemayne had he lived In times, would shouted
like Richard, with slight alteration "a Hat, Hat my
for Knoxs Hat! Yes hc would have rushed to No.
l FULTON street. and cried Justify for four dollar Fall
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Clirchugh's Wigs and Toupees.-The Great
improvements lately made in the method of fitting the head
we'll their construction have rendered these
articles the only perfect heads Of hair the world Wig
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The best Ealr Dyc.-ysallard.s Is the only

article received the highest premiums in the city
OF New York for tho last three and may DO looked
upon as no humbug. Beautiful samples diplomas &C.,
be his store, No. 4l5 Broadway. S.Warrantsd
for So le, and applied
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WANTED-TWo RESPECTABLE GIRLS TO GO
short distance in the country Each must be good
laundress and understand waiting None need apply hut
those fully with such duties Apply during the
Greenwich streets.
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urnud,s Iiauid Hair DYE Is without

exception the best invented Be-
pulled dyes Equally celebrated IL Geurauds Med
Soap curing Iimples frcekes, saowncss chaps
rougness Poudre subtitle uproots hair from part
the body. Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss At
a W alker street. near Broadway.
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Disgusting 1--WE have In our depot toad
caught from water in pitcher the Circle Hotel
Fish, oads snakes &c. daily emitted from the
making the filter absolute The
glass filter ee cualy all extraneous
tie mnutest PARTICLES water. Depot Gothic Hall
Rr0a dwuy pric
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The Chemistry OF the HAIR mas Decn
studied by Crstadoro and his Liquid Hair Dye contains all
the ingredients of the natural colorng fluid in chemical
combination Herce il nourshes and socns the hair AS
we'll changes it's hue to rich brown black. Applied
and sold, wholesale and retail ut CRISTAD0ROS wig and
scalp establish ent, No. Aston House.
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w hNTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, II YEARS
w old situation waiter childs nurse N willing
make herself generally useful Can two days
ct 5s3 Washington corner Of Charlton street.
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"ANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF GENTEEL APPEAR
w snce and pleasing manners ladies' maid or COM
Panon Address NJ +. j., Broadway Post ofoo, stating
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/ OST-SEvERAL PAPERS.-IF RETURNED TO A. Il.
- Estes 22 broadway will be reasonable rewarded.
Is ID, MANTRENY
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CONCORD CLUB-NOTICE.--h PUBLIC MEETING
~ Of the club will be held Mt the Democratic oad Quar-
73 Madison street Thursday evening" September
To- o'clock The Democrats OF the Seventh Ward and
the city large invited to attend. Several ominsnt
speakers will address the meeting Ky order OF the Club
FRANCIS J. LEONARD, President.
h hAs,sI SON, Diver, vice Presidents
5 5oMs 4 Eis1ny, Secretaries.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING-A MAGNIFICENT AS
sortment.Every article sold is guaranteed in every
respects deviation from market prices we'll made goods
exclusively all sizes and all desc riptions for and boys
uchasers invited to call AZ tue broadway fashionable
clothing emporium OF ALFRED MUNRUE & CO, No. Al
broadway, between Howard aud Grand streets.
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WANTED-A hIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, TO DO THE
cooking and take the general charge Of house, ooeu-
young girl, AS ehambsrmad aud waiter. Mother and
referencea
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WANIED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w woman cook and to do washing aud ironing; Is a
good baker Has good city reference Please call 5
Amos street. Can be tor two days.
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VOUNC MEMS DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
tecA special meeting Of this Committee will be- held
at Tammany Hall, this Thursday evening" At 7k
o'clock. JOHN WHEELER, Chairman.
T. T. sa,gn Secretaries.
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CEAASTRESS WANTED-AN AMERICAN OR GER
~ young lady, to do plain sewing in Upholstery
store Situation permanent Apply at t Greenwich street.
nca Cam
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vUANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation IN n small private family Understands
washing and ironing and plain cooking Has
references Can be- for two days. Please call At II
Crosby street.
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"ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL. A SITUA-
w ton to do general house work is very willing
Las good reference Can be for days 80 Troy
st. Get, near Fourth street
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
situation as cook washer and roncr TO do gene
raj Homework The bost Of city reference given May
for two days. at No. II Dean street. Court Brook
lyn. - "
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vUANTED-A SECONDHAND STEAM ENGINE
w from three TO nve horse power, with an upright or
locomotive boiler. Address L. NJ HERALD once
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Confectionery.

GEORGE B. RICHMOND would respect
VI fully inform the citizens of Pawcatuck
and vicinity, that he has taken the store
under the Daguerrean rooms, west of H.
+. Sheffield's store, where he is prepared to
furnish Confectionery of all kinds, mt whole
sale and retail. Having had much expert
ence in the manufacture Of candies, &C., he
feels free to warrant his stock to be equal to
the best. Parties supplied, and Wedding
Cake frosted in the ncatest manner. Mt short
notice. Merchants and others wishing any
thing in his line, would do well to call upon
him. (5Sf1 Pawcatuck, May 6, 1852
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CAUIION TO THE PUBLIC.
re Darn lldeI

Buy book unless DIR. A. NJ. Mauriceuu % Liberty
street N Y, is on the title page, and the entry In
Clerks Office the back Of the title page corresponds
dealers, send by mail and address to Dr. A. VI
Mauriceau Office l29 Liberty Street. New York and
copy will be sent. postage prepaid in New York.
Cloth. Bound COPics-Price 30 cents,
On fine white paper.
Full title page. with contents. together with few
pages treating Of important subjects to every married
female, will be sent free Of charge. to any one
enclosing letter stamp in prepaid letter and may
be had also of Iotchkss Co., l3 Court-st Boston
Redding & Co Is State-st Boston fetridge Co.
Is State and ~ Washington streets, do; VIM v
Spencer. lbs Washington St, do. 4t6l
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THIS popular paper will commence new
| Il volume on the first of July next, much
enlarged and improved. 1t is now the most
capacious paper in the world containing
double the reading of most of the weekly
publications yet the publisher is determin-
ed to continue TO improve it till 1t shall reach
a point at which he has ever aimed-PER-
TEcTIoN.
On the commencement Of volume 5, the
paper will be considerable enlarged by the
substitution of Pictorial Border around its
pages, in room of the plain rule work now
used. This border will be composed Of flow
ers, vines. fruit, birds, cupids, &c, executed
in the most beautiful manner by the best
artist in the country. F
We intend, also, to have n Neto Head for
the paper, much richer and more appropriate
in design, which will correspond with the
pictorial border. 1.
We shall also use a polished, satin-surfaced
paper, which will give more clear and
beautiful impression. We shall make ar
rangements to secure a full supply of beauti-
ful paper for the volume. .,.L. '.sag.
We shall commence the next volume with
the assistance of n talented lady in the Edito-
rial department who will, no doubt, make
the paper more acceptable to the intelligent
portion of our readers, as she certainly will
to our own taste. re8ua
An original tale will be furnished for the
commencement Of the next volume by one
Of the best authors in the country, accom-
panied with n correct likeness of the author.
We intend also to have beautiful engrayings
in each number.
1t is desirable that all those who intend
to renew their subscriptions at the close Of
this volume, should do so early in June, as
we shall erase all such as do not send in be-
fore the commencement of the next volume.
We have often promised that volume five
shall appear more beautiful than any pre-
ceding one-and those who shall take the
next volume will, we believe, long continue
on our books. The volume will contain 4l6
pages, instead Of 400, as at present.
Our Correspondents are now very numer-
Gus, and we hope to make the paper a source
of amusement and instruction to a large
circle of friends.
Terms of the paper s2 year, or 81 for
six months, in advance. All papers stopped
rs soon as the term expires for which it is
paid.
A club Of six sent to one post Office, will be
furnished six months for five dollars. Post
Masters will please raise clubs.
We shall have no agents for our paper
after June l, 1852, either local or travelling,
and all persons now acting as such will not
be acknowledged after that date.
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Ladies' and Gents
LINEN HANDK ERC,FS.

OUR stock Of Ladies' linen and lawn Hand
" kerchiefs is now complete, at prices to
suit all, ranging from IA cents to $6 90
each Gents fine white linen Handkerchicfs !;
wide French wrought Laccs; fine lot of
cambric and muslin Edgings and Insertings |;
n large stock of white goods, such as plaid,
stripped, and figured Cambrics; plain and
figured Swiss and Book Muslins; Laces and
Embroidery q good assortment of drapery
Muslin, wrought in handsome patterns !;
White Curtain PRINCES, Bonnet Cords,
Corded Skirts, Marsailles Quilts. Plain
paconet, Muslins and Cambrics, and
great variety of Goods, too numerous
to mention, all Of which will be sold cheap,
having been bought for cash duIing
the past week. 8. & ID. SMITH.
Westerly, May 10, 1852. 60tf
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M A II I N Il L 1 3 T..
Z PORT OF WESTERLY.

ARRIVED '
THursday, June 3-Hetta Robinson, Rob
inson, from Greenport; Hannah Nj. Webb,
-, from Greenport; Sloop, Leader, Gavit,
from Providence.
Friday, June 4-Sloop, L. w. Batcock,
Lanphear, from Providence.
Monday, June. 7-Schooner, Jane, Hall,
from New York.
SAILED.
Thursday June 3-Schr Phenix, Dickens,
for New York.
4 Saturday, June 5-Sloop Leader, Gavit,
for Providence.
i Tuesday, June S--Sloop, f. W. Babcock,
Lanphear. for Providence; Schr. s. Eliza
beth, Barber, for New York. rar..
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New Arrival.

CTILL another lot of new Bonnets and
- Ribbons, just received at the PAWCA-
TUCK BONNET STORE, bought at the New
York auctions, and will he sold 90 per cent.
cheaper than ever. Those in want must
call soon. Silk Sherd Bonnets, all colors,
from two to five dollars
Westerly, May 20, 1852. 6Otf
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Guardians Notice.

WOULD respectfully give notice to all
i whom it may concern, that by the Court
of Probate of the town Of Hopkinton, county
of Washington, State Of Rhode island, am
appointed Guardian to SARAH KENYON
widow Of George Kenyon, late deceased.
would respectfully request all who have
claims against the aforesaid Sarah Kenyon,
to present the same for collection within six
months from date of notice.
WM. c. CRANDALL.
Hopkinton, Nav 81, 1852. 63t6
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BOnnets, Millinery, and
Fancy Good,
RD AT the Pawcatuck Bonnet -
Store. We are receiving. Z
~ weekly, all the new styles OF


WCchiy, oii thO nv" osy
SIX, Straw, and Fancy Bonmefs,
Ribbons, Flowers, &c, &c, which we invite
the ladies of Westerly and vicinity TO call
and examine before purchasing as we shall
sell them cheaper that ever.
Over 100 different kinds Of Sfrat0 Bonnefs
varying in price from 25 cents to 80 w.
Aiso-Just received a new assortment OF
Bonnet Ribbons, beautiful styles from IL to
70 cents per yard. =,
Particular attention paid to making all
kindsof Six B0nnets; having secured the
services of three experienced milliners' Gus
toners can have their work done in the most
fashionable style and at short notice.
Stratc Bonnefs and Gentiemen's summer
Hats bleached, pressed and trimmed In the
latest style. :,
Bleaching done for milliners at liberal
discount EP HITCHCOCK.
Westerly, April %, 1852 ooti
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ENCYCLOPEDIA; a
Ill system of Hydropathy aud Hygiene,
by r. I. Trail, Nj. d., in two volumes, 500
pages each, with numerous engraved illus
trations, beautifully bound in muslin-a
book containing much scientific and useful
iniormation-for sale by
- CHAMPLTN & BABC0CK.
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'MAR RUED.

In stonington, CT, on the first ult., by
Rev. Mr.. Wiley. Mr.. ALwYN L.ICARp to
Miss DAUsILLA H. GREEN, all Of Charles
town. FN3 fA
At Utica, on the morning Of the first inst:
by Rev. 7. o. Lincoln, Mr.. CORNELIUS
COON, one Of the proprietors OF the Court
land Co. Wing, and Miss MARY ApALINE,
daughter Of Lyman Scranton, Esq, OF the
former place. A
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Lace Goods.

TUST received lot Of black silk Lace Wells
u from so cents to ~ 80. Wrought Col
lars and Cuffs, a new assortment from II 1 2
cents to 81 90. Some new styles of mourn
ing collars and cuffs, very cheap.
Blue Lace Wells.
A new and very desirable article, Also
undcrsleeves and handkerchiefs, at the
PAWCATUCK BONNET STORE.
Westerly, April 28. 1852. 57tf
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Livery Stable.

The Subscribers hav-
&[H ing disposed of their
S1KZ&$(3EfyN old stock Of Horses,
..sS<--s~ Harnesses and Carri-
ages and purchased new, are now prepar-
ed to accommodate thsir old customers and
the public generally, in as good style as any
other stable in this or any other place.
56tf VS. A PARKINSON
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT ClDE q CO.'S

AT COE q CO.'S
TUST received, large lot of new Goods
d which we are selling exceedingly cheap.
Having an uncommonly large stock of goods
at home, We have concluded to mark down
almost every article in the dress goods line
that we have in our store in this place.
Among which may be found the following
goods, viz black and fancy Silks, very
cheap. Wehave very large stock of Berage
DeLanes and Lawns, which We are selling
exceedingly cheap, to close them of; Mourn
ing Berage DeLaines, very cheap; Prints,
Chintz, Ginghams, Skirts, Skirt Cloth, Bera-
ges, Poplins, Swiss and Book Muslins, Cur
tain Muslins, Jaconett and Plaid Cambrics,
Embossed Table Covers, Bleached and Brown
Linen do, ol-cloth and cotton do, bleached
and brown Sheetings, Tickings, Denims,
Summer Goods for Pants, plain and fancy
Shawls, Visites, Umbrellas, Parasols, Gloves,
Hosiery, &c. sc. ..'.., ....- ,.-
These goods are all new and good styles,
and must be sold to reduce the stock. Call
and see what bargains you can get
PS 1000 yards Of good style and per-
fectly fast colored calico remnants, just re-
ccived and selling like hot cakes, at IA
cents per yard. VIM. L. COE 4 Co.,
6lt3 Main-st., Westerly.
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NLOvERNOOK, or Recollections of our
" Neighborhood in the West. by Alice
Carey. Z" Alice Carey has perhaps the
strongest Imagination among the women of
this country. Her writing will 1--we longer
than those Of any other woman among u.s.
I'm. Wing Reciesc. ..,
This is her best work For sale by
r-l CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK.
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Books! Books

NWENTY pods west of Pawcatuck Bridge,
L Books, Stationery, and Fancy Goods
can be found mt the lowest cash prices.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully in
vitcd to call and examine for themselves.
56m6 O STILLMAN