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TITLE VIII.
PUBLIC EDUCATION.

Ar. l35. There shall Be elected Superintendent
Of Public Education, who shall hole! lis office for the
term Of two years. His duties SHAH be prescribed
by law, aud he shall receive such compensation as
the Legislature may direct; provided that the Gen,
ertl Assembly shall have power by vote Of tie
majority Of the members elected to both houses to
abolish the said office of Superintendent of Pablo
Education, whenever in their opinion said office shall
ART. 1856 The General Assembly shall establish
free Pu6to Schools throughout the Stat, and shall
provide Tor tueir support by general taxation on po-
Pety or otherwise and all moneys 50 raised or pro-
gded shai! be distributed to each Parish in proper
ton to the number OF free white clnIdren between
such ages as shall be fixed by the General Assembv
ART 49, The proceeds of all lands heretofore
granted by the United States to this State for the
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TITLE VII.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

AEr. 100 There shall be Board Of PQ2!it
| Works, to consist Of four Commissioners The Stste
sha be divided by the Legislature into tour VI,
tF'cls, containing as nearly may be equal nun
Der Of voters, and one Commissioner shall be elct.r
IN each District by the Legal voters hereof lor
the term Of tour years; but, Of the hrs. elected to
to be designated by lot, shall remain in office 10,
twu years only.
Arr 1871. The General Assembly at its first ses.
sion after the adoption of this Constitution, sEalI
provide for Tue election and compensation of the
Commissioners and the Organization Of the Board.
III" Commissioners first elected shah assemble on il
day to be appointed by law, and decide by lot the
ORDER IN which their terms ot ,l4ii expire.
ART. l32. HE Commissioners s!aH exercise T.
dllSrnt and faithful supervision over all public
works, IN which the State may be Interested except
those made by JOINT stock companies. They shall
Communicate tn the General Assembly, from tme to
time, lheT vle"s concerning the aalue aud recon-
mead such measures they may JepEa NECESSARY,
"a ot@er 70 employ to the best advantage and or tAe
purposes for which they granted Tie syHunps
and overlooked lands conveyed by the United 4les
to THIS State, They shall appoul all officers en-
gagged on the public works, and shall perform saoh
other duties may be prescribed by law.
AEF. l33. The Commissioners may be removed
by the concurrent OF majority If ali tie ,nsfl-
befs elected to each H1use Of the GeoeFal Assem-
bly,; but thu cause Of the removal shall be entered
the journal OF each House.
ART 1874 The General Assembly shall have
power by u vote of three. ifths OF the members
elected to each house. TO abolish said Board. when.
ever in their opinion Board Of Public w orks shall
no longer be necessary,
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q
9u.l'g,
PILLS.
Fhlrknor'p srgsr-g1a tsd Purga,i5i
Yarlp Lie,
liUlst,'s Life,
Wr,rht's Indian VagetGbfe,
i}rnndreth's Vegetable u. yarsal,
Nurrisou'e aysSisu,
Lyo's New London,
Cooper's,
4rdeFs5n's,
Njpts,'s & 5ntle rurfat!ve,
Biguati,a Amt bilious Family,
Sw4yue's 8anAtiva,
Hgrf',k's Suger-c5atsa,
sapftngtpu'a Feyar md 4arue.
Covel's Rheumatic.
Grnatlanhe,e
SpenQarB Vegetable,
H-fuer,p Cbamun,:le,
T.Y5iar.
Alleba,'a' tTssith,
Ailes.sts' Ague.
t.yans' CilGnlon.ilc,
Vautt5'a Anti biltola,
Inroldbv's Pile,
JlyUs's heuo,
H,,lsg7's Gid,
COuGH REATEpIEe.
shermun's Bnlrn.
Bnthun,s HpuynriRr,
Ur. p4vH's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Elucarnanq'
W't5tar's Bn'sq,n.
Tboupson,, Ter md Nsn.hs.
Jnyneis Exn.rfnrapt
Dincan's Eyutrtorn3t,
Hertlolo,,nyf i Eyn.rtorant
BgiIeyjR Syrl.n WiSs cherry.
Sv,ny,s,s Sy,s,' viii f,b.2rv
S,linaek'y pulIGnnir SyTlrn
NJ. Fpglnud pplmonir Sylup.
Trvlor a linIsau I.,yF;wort
BiITERs.
Mogh,'s pbpulx.
H;0h4rd,s villa Cherry
Wnodla VITA cherry.
Blakg'4 Aromntic'
Hrrrirk,A
pAyACFss
S.f,r
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( PLAsTRRs.
Sherman Poor Mnn's
Allebas' col MAMA
kllubsgis dit RubberBsol,
The fuprn, I'd Poor Msn's,
Jew Ddvid'a or Hebrew,
Fster's Vegetable,
Knapp's Indian,
| Wllits's Machine Spread stron.ta.
enlpg,
Whltiha Strengthening,
| Kild'g imperial,
lIsuiek . Royal,
LlNIMESTS.
Eutley'g Bone mud Fever,
| Bartmf'a Lotion,
:, DRsia'g Horse.
tiuu.'s, Haycs', SoiAns', fiewsa'
TOOTH PAS fGe,
shefnaa'a Compound 0rrjs Tooth,
Fhomprpn'N Aromatic Tootll,
lJonse's Tootbaehe.
LoZENGES.
Isherm6n's Cough, Worm Canfho
Ching's Worm,
Wiatar'a Cough.
DROPS
lSolonon's ToothAche,
sheruIan's Toothachs,
wllsaus'a To .,,laeLe.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thosb'a Es+uwt, ..-.
WIuer's Arcsnun Extract,
Carter'e SpaniEh Mixture
Mothers Relief,
Mrs. Klidei Corfiali
.Vag)n's DitBcni'ipttc,
ipssood's indian Cholugogus,
Haley g ForeAt Vine,
Mrs. Haye'p Dgaant"Fy Cordial,
IEuIien'B Female Specific,
ICullan's Indian NegetnD Remedy
Rowsnd's Magic Lotion,
:Iell's Army f.noture,
DGyia's Depgtative Extract,
iayHe's Alternative,
Jhyns's Hair Dye,
J4yus's Carn1inauVa,
Rowand's CuriHiIatiye,
Balm Columbia,
/ UPhnm'a Pile Electuary,
Jchcs's chuu1icnl Soap,
ICunp:ou's Ba,lEaint
IThomrson's Eye Water,
! Mrs. Haya'a Eye Wafer.
Perry Fe.v'e' Pam Killer,
J0nea's hair RrgtUrat.ye,
Jonna's Lilly White,
3saPs i.air Restorative,
Soda Powders, C5!ogaes,
aIsen Fen,
lCIClgaAn Balm,
Balm II q lead,
iROsy's Hair Curling Flnit,
L3hilsy'S Shaving Cream,
tTayi6r's Shaving Cream,
Bartine'4 Hair Lotion,
Harris Remedy for Fits.
| Lamotte's French Remedy,
Bailey's Mend Syrup,
bai.ey's Sugar coated CsPsalea
Bagie's Hyp-riAn iuid,
Thselgr'i 1'eGbeFry Toothfobs
ilonts's Nectar,
tCnval's Anolynp Cordial,
Balm OF Tho4sand Eloweis,
tBarneB'B Pile Loiicn,
is. FahneBNck' g Verrnifrge,
Bailey's Group Syrup,
Ivory Past. Blacfing,
dacGBaay OIL,
lChinese Soap,
Luoibs Cordial,
tFur!irgton's S.lIsar1,
Britiah Oil,
Seidlits Pc 'sicrs,
Harlem bil, ...
Ex.rHcts, soap, etc, etc.
-ine not mentl0ned in this catalogue
a =. r,pH ....lf
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MEDICAL.

q EN- UlNE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE. No
iI] thiEG&SSS1it shfJ, WRIGHT co having rssol> Cd
70 Shhu thFed IL
YIN te pohret"l aud all the genuine popunr ji
as le uud States TO Keep them constantly supp d
WI" sn ana hlhpn asso ai usual
's "i ms they enabled
the sren assortment which found this
'lAs
st Patent Macins ey acquired fnnies or
department tho
3urly tbs ut
fail realize handsome per 0ntaee either at whole
lala retail At establishment
ALL GFNBNEPAfEST MEDICINES. The following l com
their and fnRhed
twenty twenty-five than
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Ibo,s h,., r. tHn AbELsHA, September? 49, lST
cough aud hectic fever, frequently laid IN In Rad n @
time with dsrering cough and pain MY rsagi md G s9as
sweato Last April fd violent attack which lasted % IT,
94shs sipeaTed TO that lungs dsass 1
sp up daily hall pint took raat nany
t. MS, Hs well number IscyptDn, from cr,
taig without my relief Al las, Fad unoa
t"Es IN ,'av1se Compound Syrup Wild Cherry ana TN 70
she mott happy aud aaaaty effect disease piorg III ,a
Gs oGtt my cough gave way my night relieved rs @
1911 ny h,'e anu breast. now consider lhh
head JANE ELIZA GEDRCtE TIL ~ w one SIDE Of my
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HogogNTowr, y. j., Jan g. 1877.
have tkea !ro1hle Dsvtss svru wild
Cherry ard fe 5eta soi h"ye sold all yo
H. oe& his used IN his Practise he THINKS ghiy
Dr. co9s one Of tine most eminent Fhysssas the United
Stes, and the attending physician j0eph Bonapa s R
OF spnil during all his Tesiarres ths country,
sr W1sn first this to- r1hl
Publishing good authority
or its truth To hGt uie lave -;qcns
Tor the Ht;hnc @: which haze hsi The
guarantee. ~'
Tbs following asf9ra-dsd respectable Duggo Mr..
ell. Of AaYton OH:
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FROM S. 9. GrgENs,

,. Mu.FoEp, Perry =, Pa. uctosorI Is,s
MEssns Robinson CoLIIEs Cor: Tlfais ia nicy M r..
var essa 2 Nh syoles pain my 6rsss 10 ma
ana 9;hs5 G"c.'sd syEoaa OF conRqpol appied
nstgr.f was Atrigsd R IT. pays Compound svrup
~ Va tlefy and al, Of which took
eye 9o Q! my complaints hsraicre can Wild -og orca
cine. -- @'4''Es1 Hu i" 'S,St alnhblh nedt-
Of hS shove statement youeheI ior by Nj 1as,
ou me- " 81 4n case NJ T row =y yesra age
pa pAVs shYRUPo OF Wild CHfnRT
laut a word for word nom the lns al NJ
resist such evidenced win Huntiera
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the assistance Of O talented lady in the Edito-
rial department, who will, no doubt, make
the paper more acceptable to the inteihgent
portion OF our readers, as she certainly VIII
to our own taste.
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 q correct likeness Of the author.
We intend also to have beautiful engravings
in each number. :,
It is desirable that all those who intend
to renew their subscriptions at the close OF
this volume, should do 80 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 hve
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 source
of amusement and instruction to large
circle of friends.
Terms of the paper 50 year, or 81 for
six months, in advance. All papers stopped
as 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 1, 1852, either local or travelling,
and all persons now acting as such will not
be acknowledged after that date.
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Waverly Magazine.

tJNHlS popular paper will commence new
i 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 it shall reach
n point at which he has ever aimed-PER-
gEcTIoN.
On the commencement Of volume 8, 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.
We intend. also, TO have .N'eto Head for
the paper, much richer and more appropriate
in design, which will correspond with the
pictorial border.
We shall also use polished, tin-surfaced
paper, which will give q more clear and
beautiful impression. We shall make ar
rangements to secure full supply Of beauti-
ful paper for the volume.
We shall commence the next volume with
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Blue Lace Veil!
Confectionery.

GEORGE d. RICHMOND would respect
VI fully inform the citizens of Pawcatuck
and vicinity, that he has taken the store
under the Daguerrean rooms, west of II. s.
F. Sheffields store, where he is prepared to
furnish Confectionery of oil kinds, at 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 neatest manner. at short
notice. Merchants and others wishing any
thing in his line, would do well to call upon
him. l5Stf] Pawcatuck, May 6, 1852.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT COE a. CO.'S

lust 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. We have very large stock of Berags
DeLaines 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 Muslns, Cur
tain Muslins, Jaconett and Plaid Cambrics,
Embossed Table Covers, Bleached and Brown
Linen do, oil-cloth and cotton do, bleached
and brown Sheetings. Tickings, Denims,
Summer Goods for Pants, plain and fancy
Shawls, Visites, Umbrellas, Parasols, Gloves,
Hosiery, &c. &c.
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 apd per-
fectly fast colored calico remnants, just re-
ceived and selling like hot cakes, at d IA
cents per yard. WM. T.. COE & Co.,
6lt3 Main-st., Westerly
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ANOTHER CERTIFICATE FROM CONNECTICUT.
Meri1en, July %, 1882.
Messrs. Reed Bates & Austin-Gentemen-I take
the liberty to express my gratitude TO you for the
good effects produced by the Of the Oxygenated
Bitters.
My constitution has been greatly impaired, by Ty-
phus and Bilious Fevers and for four years past
have been troubled with cough and dscharg-
ing greatly from the lungs my breathing very labor
ous and much distressed on my left side near. and
around the heart, so much So that the noise and
whistling in my chest, whould wake out Of deep
sleep, the difcuty still increasing upon when my
brrath almost wholly ceased.
was carried In chair from my business to the
house, and no one who saw me thought could long
survive. tried n bottle Of the Oxygenated Btters,
recommended by friend and In FIVE six days, it
greatly relieved my cough and hard breathing. am
not well but able TO attend TO my small business and
a. thousands suffering from similar complaints,
therefore recommend II to the puelc valuable med.
icine. Yours respectfully,
ABEL d. CLARKE.
REED BATES, & AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggist
No 20 Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; or six bottles for S.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
nxG G... n l<I

Buy no book unless DIR. A NJ. Mauriceau, l29 Liberty
street, n ", is the title page. and the entry in
Clerks Oce on the back of the title page corresponds
herein and buy only Of respectable and honorable
dealers or send by mail, and address To DR.. A. NJ.
Mauriccau. Office l29 Liberty Street New York, and
copy will be sent. postage prepaid in New York.
Cloth Bound COpics-Price 90 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 amy one
enclosing letter stamp in prepaid letter and may
be had also of Hotchkiss Co., 13 Court-st Boston
Reddng Co IS State-st, Boston Fetridge 4 Co.,
Is State and ~ Washington Streets do VIM. v.
Spencer LIS Washington St.. do. 4t6l
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Consumption, like the rsttle-snake, always gives
warning Of It's approach The dry and freqnent cough
the oppression at the chest the short, quicl
breathing ofthe patient very certain signs that So
fous mischief going In the Organs ofkespiration
At this stage Of the disease Dr. Rogers Syrup OF Liv
crwort. Tar, and Chanchasugua win not only accom-
plish certain but rapid cure The three vegetable
ingredients Of which II Is composed, FORM In Their
compounded state, medicine which Is at once anti.
fsbrie, tonic and healing In its properties. II the
pulse Is excited II soothes 1t II the sength Is decn
ing IL restores 1t and II the Lungs infamsd and
ucerstion Is threatened IL heals and invgorstes them
Such the philosophy ofits operations and thousands
rescued from the verge Of the grave testify TO ts
practical effect. For full details pamphlet in the
hands Of agents.
FOR SALE, Wholesale and retail, by L SC0VILL
3 CO.. Proprietors, at their Principal Depot, GOTHIC
HALL, No. 3l6 Broadway N Y, to whom all orders for
the medicine and letters relating to agencies should
be addressed, post paid.
Also for sale in Westerly, II. l., by sTILLMAN &
POTTER, and X. w. BABCOCK,
Price-In large bottles, Sl,oO, or bottles for S5.
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BOnnets, Millinery,
Fancy Good,
. AT the Pawcatuck Bonnet
Store. We are receiving. {
a weekly, all the new styles OF =

- AT the Pawcatuck Bonnet -
Store. We are receiving.
"a weekly, oil the new styles OF
SIX, Stra,o, 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 SfraU B0nnefs
varying in price from 25 cents to 70 w.
.diso-Just received new assortment OF
Bonnet Ribbons, beautiful styles from IL to
rs cents per yard. =,
Particular attention paid to making all
kinds Of Six Bonnets; having secured the
services of three experienced milliners' Gus
toners can have their work done in the most
fashionable style and at short notice.
Sfraw B0nnets and Gentiemens summer
Hats bleached, pressed and trimmed In the
latest style. -,
Bleaching done for milliners at nDerai
discount. 4 HlIChOooh.
Westerly, April %, 1852 oou
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M A IL L N IL l. . Il.
PORT OF WESTERLY.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Thursday, May 27-Sloop,E. W. Babcock,
Lanphear, from Providence.
Friday, May 2S-Sloop, Leader, Gavit,
from Providence.
Barber, from Croton, brick
.AoRday, May 3l-Schooner, Sarah Eliz-
abcth, Barber, from New York, corn; Schr.
Phenix, Dickens, from New York.
Tuesday, June l-Sloop, Eclipse, ,Burdick,
from Block Island.
SAILED.
Thursddy, May 27--Schooner, Jane,
Hall, for New York.
.Monday. Nay 3l-Sloop, E. W. Babcock,
Lanphear, for Providence; Sloop Leader,
Gavit, for Providence Schooner, Admiral,
Barber, for New York and North River.
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Ladies' and Gents
LINEN HANDKERC>FS.

OUR stock of Ladies' linen and lawn Hand
" kerchiefs is now complete, at prices to
suit all, ranging from IA cents to Sc 90
each Gents fine white linen Handkcrchicfs !;
wide French wrought Laces; a fine lot of
cambric and mnslin Edgings and Insertings /;
large stock of white goods, such as plaid,
stripped, and figured Cambrics; plain and
figured Swiss and Book Muslins; Laces and
Embroidery a good assortment Of drapery
Muslin, wrought in handsome patterns I;
White Curtain Fringes, Bonnet Cords,
Corded Skirts, Marsailles Quilts, Plain
Uaconet, Muslins and Cambrics, and n
great variety of Goods, too numerous
to mention, all of which will be sold cheap,
having been bought for cash duIing
the past week. s. q ID. SMITH.
Westerly, May 10, 1862. 60tf
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GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS

II n. SMITH, late of Providence, having
II. purchased theShoemake er sShop recently
occupied by F. p. Kenyon, would say to the
gentlemen of this town and vicinity that il
they want pair of gentec, boots and an
elegant fit, they will be able to obtain them
nt this establishment. Making and repair
ing deae promptly, in neat manner, at a
reasonable price A share Of public patron
age is respectfully solicited.
Westerly, June 2, 1852. 62tf
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A LARGE and splendid assortment Of new
n styles just received and for sale at
prices from Q cents to S5. Please give us a
call, as we are bound TO sell cheaper than
the cheapest, at the Ladies' Fancy Goods
Store, Hgh-st.
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nREAM.LAND by Day y-light, Panorama
~ of Romance, by Caroline Chesebro.
There is fine view Of pure and holy thought
pervading every tale in this volume; and
every lover Of the beautiful and true will
feel while perusing it that he is conversing
with kindred spirit. For sale bv
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK.
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New Arrival.

CTILL another lot of new Bonnets ana
- Ribbons, just received at the PAWCA-
TUCK BONNET STORE, bought at the New
York auctions, and will be sold 80 per cent.
cheaper than ever. Those in want must
call soon. Silk Sherd Bonnets, all colors'
from two to FIVE dollars.
Westerly, May 90, 1852. 6Otf
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NLANCES AT EUROPE, in q Series Of
VI Letters, from Great Britain, France,
Italy, Switzerland, &c., during the summer
of 1851, including notices of the Great Exhi-
bition, or Worlds Fair, by FORAGE Grcely.
The authors name is q sufficient warrant
that this is truthful and interesting book
For sale by CHAMPLIN & BABC0CK.
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UYDROPATHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: a
IL system of Hydropathy and Hygiene,
by r. T. 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
information-for sale by
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK.
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NLOvERNOOK, or Recollections of our
" Neighborhood in the West. by Alice
Carey. "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. Whig Rer.etc.
This is her best work For sale by
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK.
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New Establishment.
Fancy Dyeing and Colorine

THE subscriber has fitted up the Dye
i House formerly occupied by Babcock &
Stillman, for the purpose of coloring oil
kinds Of Fancy Work. Silk, Cotton, and
Woolen Goods dyed and finished. Clothes
bieached and cleanscd in the first style. lie
will alSu color cotton any desired color for
manufacturers.
HENRY WEISSER.
Westerly, June 2, 1852. 62tf
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TWENTY rods west of Pawcatuck Bridge,
l. Books, Stationery, and Fancy Goods,
can be found at the lowest cash prices.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully in
vitcd to call and examine for themselves.
56m6 o STILLMAN
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Notice.

THE subscriber would inform the ladies Of
i Potter's Hill and vicinity, that she has
Just returned from New York with splendid
assortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
consisting of new and beautiful styles OF
Straw, Silk, and Fancy Bonnets, Ribbons,
Flowers, Laces, Collars, Undersleeves, &c.
NIB. Particular attention paid to alter
ing. bleaching and pressing.
LAURA BLIVEN.
Potters Hill, May 2, 1852. 5S
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DEEL IN THE BOTTLE for Jack in the
IL Doldrums, being the Adventures Of two
of the Kings Seamen in a voyage to the Ce-
lestial Country. From the MSS of an Old
Salt, by Rev. Henry 7. Cheever. A rich
Imagination, strong sense Of the humorous,
a keen insight into character, and a most
graphic pen, are visible in every page, while
the religious vein is worthy Of the noble type
of Bunyan. For sae by
CHAMPLIN g. BABCOCK.