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MARBLE YARD

THE subscriber would respectfully inforrn
the citizens of Stonington and LeIgh boring
towns, that he keeps constnrly on hnnc
large assortment Of American and lt"han
Marble, for Tomb, Tablets Monuments, nad
Grave stones, made to oder. n every shape
and form, at his Marbe Yards, in stonigton
Borough, and at Westerly, at tie we7t END
of the Bridge, in s p. Still paD's Carriage
Factory, where lie has lately established a
yard at which places he offers anything in
the marble lire for sale as low a can DC
purchased in me New England states. Those
in want of tie above articles. will do veil to
call and eyaminefor themselves before yar-
All orders, either by letter OF otherwise
promntjy attended to and faithfully e1ecnt-
ed A sbare Of the public patronage is re-
spec,fuliy solicited . .,,;., i,
Particular attention paid to tie setting OF
souuments, Tombs Tables and Grave STONES, {,
sold from either Of his Yards.
'''. : ORRIN D0TY.
s,onipston March 8, 1854 ~"
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S% Why doesn't U go to dinner with
the rest Of the alphabet Because it
comes after T.
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SCROFULA,
o"1.a RYSIPELAS, Stand.
D.'ea.e'o' RHEUMATISM, 1,.,, oms,
Every form, MERCURIAL AFFECTIONS, ~ 'die' for
And D;se....
standing Disease of the Blood. rhs n,oo
DIR. M. WOODWORTH'S
COMPOIJND OF

This Medicine vegetable compound ingredients which
all taken the earth the month March
robbed them the least of their strength So admirably adapted
diseases Of the blood that
appearance by the been
restored perfect health when physicians
ss Read the certificates below which
been but from the place wh
wonders has DONE written handb which
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MORE WONDERFUL CURES.

MORE WONDERFUL CURES.
Birmingham, Oct. 10, 1851.
DR.. NJ Woodworth.-Drar Sr-I feel IL due
to you that publicly express my gratitude for
the great relief which my wife has expe-
rlenced by the use Of your Sarsapa arilla. Ny
wife has been sick for two years with "A
pulmonary difficulty, which has increased for
the past year. so that she was unable 20 be
around the house, and BY using two bottles of
your medicine, she has been greatly relieved.
Her appetite Is now good, her general health
as as grently improved. and all this has been done
s"pI sarsaparilla. This is what have
seer, ln my own family. which giveS me all
confluence ~ the medicine. and my neigh.
DoIs nave also been Hrestly benefited by the
'ho sanie' JOHN X. ToMLISsos.
Birmingham, o.. 7 1851.
] hereby certify that 1 have been greatly
deblllhted, have suffered much with pain,
and was hardly able a. attend to my business.
had constant tired feeling. have taken
one bottle of Dr WOodworth's Syrup and have
been greatly relieved, and am confident that
II has done me a great deal OF good: and
cheeruly recommend 1t to all, for have per-
feet confidence In the medicine from iN ef-
fects upon myself, ana what have seen in
Others Of my neghbors.
PETER ToMLIssoM
I hereby certify that have been for a
long time acquainted with the persons whose
names are subscribed to the above certifi-
Gates, and know that they would not certify
10 anything but what Is correct; they are
highly respectable persons.
JOSEPH P. CASTIELp,
Derby, Oct. IL, 1851. Town Clerk.
Orders directed to the proprietor. Biming-
ham, c., will receive prompt attention. None
genuine unless signed by
"M. wooDWoRTH."
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Birmingham. July n. 1851.
~. most cheerfully bear testinony that my
n''le uaughter, aged years. was very Sc
Inu>Y ELECTED with the Scrofula, so that she
."u'u scaIIs,y breaihe-wth no appetite, and
general deDlllty-thn she took only "A mari
! OF bottle m lr wooawortb's S.rs, n,riIIa
} and was Immediately resored 10 health
I consider the Doctors medicl,e , very valuable
( article. Mrs. JOIN, Cs,yY,Tu
A MAN 20 YEARS OF AGE.
Monroe, .Aug. d. 1851.
) | hereby certify that | have been afflicted
! with rheumatism for eight months 80 sc.
) yerely, that | could neither turn mys,lf in
; bed or adjust my rineDt ] had aln'St
\ given up the idea of ever being helped but
! strnnge rs IL may seem, by taking one bottle
! Of Dr. Woodworlh's Syrup, | have been
: helped unaccounubly, So that ] nm able 10
Z attend tn my business. ! have great faith in
: this medicine, and would recommend il To all.
was informed Of its great cures by Mr.. Edwin
7 johnson, whose child had also been cured by
IL when physicians and all their remedies
{ had thiled tO do the least good
BarnhiH. Monroe JANIS DREW.
Huntington, .7ug. Q. 1851.
I Dr. NJ Woodworth.-Dear Sir-l take great
{ pleasure in saying thar after taking nearly
} Two bottles of Your Syrup, ! am completely
: relieved of distressing affection which sl-
: most entirely deprived me Of strength, and
2 which but year or more since resulted in a
severe tit OF sickness. ] took the syrup In
May last, and hive waited ~ see il he relief
would prove permanent am satisfied of its
efficacy, and would say that if those afflicted
( with BiliOusness would save time, and avoid
much suffering, let them take a bottle Of Dr.
{ NJ Woodworth's Ssrsaparilla in season.
Very respectfully yours,
{ A. +. BENEDICT,
I Pastor Of the White Hal baptist Church.
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.ARGE STOCK OF WINTER
ROOTS & SHOES.

Fine Calf, 'Sswed and Pegged, Double
Kipp, do, Cow hide, High water, do, Boys
and Youths, from little Boy, to q large
Man, for small amount Of money.
Particular attention is paid to
BOYS,G YOUrTHS, ,CLOTHIN(
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CTEAM REFINED and other Confectionery
~ for sale at the Ladies Fancy Goods Store,
High-strsst
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5 Manufactured IN Birmingham By Dr. M WoodyorA whee all
: orders be addressed
POTTER, Westerly F. PALMER, oningtor
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Frock, Dress, Polka, and Sacks in Eng
Tweed Jeans, Satinetts, SC.
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THE ANNIHILATOR
COUGH SYRUP.

for me complete cure 0t Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, ,Infuensa. Group, .4sth-
ma, WhooPing cough, Bronchitis,
Splitting Of Blood, and all 9TH
err Lung COmpiaints TEND
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Cassimercs, Broadcloth, Satin, Velvets
velencias, Highlani Plails, Mohair, Meri
nos, Italian Cloth, Satinetts Marseilles, sc
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21

SLIPPERY TIMEs.-A Boston exchange,
describing the streets of that city, says
Passing through Hancock street, we saw no
less than four unfortunates lose their per-
pendicularity, and fall PROSTATE upon the
walk. One elderly lady was much injured
Such cases occur almost hourly A little
ashes, or sand, or saw-dust would prevent
all this.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21
House of Representatives.

The House resumed the consideration of
the bill for the reliefof David Myerle: which
proposes to pay him $50, 900 for losses sus-
tanned by him under Hemp contract.
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE concluded his remarks
In opposition to the bill.
Mr.. BoCocK replied in defence Of the
bill.
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved to lay the bill on
the table,
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hat band. Pull your hat over your eyes,
hold white pocket handkerchief to your
face, and nobody will know you; that's the
way to manage. Ha, hal"
every good, very good, indeed. Ha,
ha!''
"Ha, ha! But come-what say you to a
cheerful glass on this melancholy occasion
Sorrow is dry you know I'll be bottle. -
you're very good. And so you're an
undertaken, after all, are you? ?"
'To be sure l am-come along
"And I'm to smuggle you up to Mrs. NJ,
eh? Ha, ha! must say 1 admire your
mode of doing business much
''Tact, my dear fellow-tact and deco
rum; display no other talents"
''Your gay manner, too"
''Yes, we're the lads for life and joy as
the song says. Pm as merry as a grig.
Take my arm"
The undertaken marched off in triumph
with his supposed prey leaning on his arm,
towards neighboring tavern; but whether
the reverend gentleman blighted his hopes
by an early explanation, or forgot Mrs NJ
for few moments longer, and partook of
the profered bottle, "the chronicler cannot
state. '-Cruikshank.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
WILLARD'S HOTEL.

II r Mory XIV Capt S Slocum do
j G Smile do Nj Tweed \
j l. Lamb NC DR. A Gardirer Mex
l. NJ Buckly ga Mr. johnson NJ
L Butler Ind stevens lady do
X W Wellington Del Miss job Gson d.
G III Burih do vi q i'eters Ny
: illiams Mass FG Grant Md
L Andrews Y Mi Grant 4 serv't do
Mr. and Mrs Sellers Hon King Ga
Miss Sacket Y 7 ID King jr 40
MIR Mann do DIR 5 Jarvis U S A
c Carter do Maj W W Chapman do
Col L W Abbott Mex
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CONGRESS.
Senate.

Senate
Several petitions were presented and re-
ferred, among them
One by Mr.. SEWARD asking that the pub
lie lands be given to actual settlers.
The bill for the relief of VIM. Hazard
Meigs was taken up, considered, amended,
and passed
Several other private bills were taken up
and passed.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21
BROWNS HOTEL.

r Coke Ala A Strange L SCS
W Hall Pa q l. Zeyler Nj
Miss Hall do W Robinson Ny
Miss Ralrhe Pa NenR q lady Y
W Berry Md B Saxton do
Powell do ID Hcdgmann lady do
Hon j B Weller Cal Mrs Deicher Va
W Van de Sande do L G Richards Bait
III McEwen jr n J LIP Bayne DC
Walsh lazy Y ] Williams Mi
W Minhe Md J K Thompson Va
Fay>soux Pa RHODE anu lady y Y
I Cummings Tenn Warren and Lady do
III Preston Pa W L Wilson Md
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

Mr. Bayard Nj Miss q Barr Y
Mrs BereSfuri Miss = Ross Nd
I Lawrence do Miss VI 4 SDpping do
A III Bean do Miss NJ NJ L item do
+ Allen Jr do Dr. Sasscrr do
Col Cowan lady do L Z Bowie jrdo
Douglass DO II w Pendleton do
Ritter jr d lady do c Ii Carter do
5 Hopkins Mass Mr. schley do
Eanderpool J Master Schley do
c Ill Rogers Pa J u Rob r'sNY
Mr. Croweil England DIR j w Rens Cal
j Seymour If 4 Mclean Pa
J G Campbell Ohio " Philip a L y
MIR Bail Mass Miss Mills Ohio
G J Rowland Pa J Nathan Y
T L Bierly do j ID Allery Mass
: ShaeifeI Va Il ID stewart pa
Chapman Ohio JBTayltr Ny
L Cline Mass A III Schultz do
J { Dane Y e W GODDARD DO
III Bowers do Mr. liawley do
Merra VI MIR Bourne do
Rryston Nd sturgeon do
Wheaton Mass j. JONES Cal
L Barr Cal J Polk Nd
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21

~P In addition to the plans of rail-
road to the Pacific, proposed by Whitney,
by Berton, by Gwinn, and by Price, and
which are now before Congress, company
in New York proposes another, for con-
structing a railroad from the Mississippi
Valley, or from the Gulf of Mexico to San
Francisco, or some available point on the
Pacific Ocean-reserving also to the Com
pany the right of a branch to Oregon. This
company ask that the United States Gov
eminent should lend its credit to the COM
pany for thirty millions of dollars, to enable
them to build the road and in return offer
to carry the mails, official, naval, and other
stores; to transport from the Atlantic to
the Pacific all Government matter and ma
terial, of any kind, for period Of thirty
years, free Of all charge.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21

Day The New York Typographical Soci-
ETY. celebrated the birthday of Franklin, ON
Monday evening, by supper and ball at
Niblos Saloon. There was a large attend
ance. and the elegant and spacious ballroom
being thrown open at seven o'clock, dancing
was carried on with spirit until supper was
announced, which was about ten o'clock. A
number Of toasts were drank and speeches
made; after which the dancing was resumed
and the festivities kept up until late hour.
Letters in response to invitations were re-
ceived from Nathan Babcock, who enclosed
$50; Gulian G.. Verplank, Luther Bradish,
George P. Morris, Samuel F. Morse, Jared
Sparks, enclosing an order for his "Life
and Writings of Washington,'') Edward Ev.
erest, Secretary of State, W. H. Prescott,
G. P. r. James, Appleton s. Co., G. P. Put
nam, enclosing an order for all his publica-
tions for the present year, J. X. Paulding,
J. F. Trow, with the presentation of val
liable work. Francis Hall, (enclosing $50, J
and others.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21

AuS uiolOSuO OuouCu
"Your most obedient, SIR"
"Yours, sir;-I asked pardon, sir, but
am in a hurry"
zone moment"
Greatly, sir, if you only knew the situa-
ton of affairs"
81 do, sir Indeed de-"
"Nor'
"Yes"
''Well, it's rather odd. But I cannot
stand here gossipping. Mrs, Morgan"
'Ah, poor dear creature! but these
things will happen, you know ;-transitory
life-sublunary world-and mortality-vale
of tears !-Going to the doctor ?"
''No, not just yet, but
"Ah! still the event is very certain,
believe
''Why, yes; fatter myself it is"
''Good. Pardon me fer being intrusive,
my dear friend; but it lies in your power
to do me favor, think will your"
''Oh, yes-anything,-provided it costs
me nething."
'Not penny;-you'll be in pocket BY it.
But before l explain, allow me to ask, have
you any interest with, or influence over
Mrs. Morgan? Be candid
"Why, sir, think ought to have"
ooh, l sea- managed matter,-a can
didate for dead mems shoes, eh ?-Ah! you
sly dog"
"sly dog"
you'll soon be master, guess"
81 hope so; 1 have been long time try
ing for it,
cha, ha! know it. Oh, can see things.
But now to business the fact is, I'm pro-
fessional man."
"Oh! are you?"
"Yes,-you understand and as soon as
anything occurs, call me in, and I'll make
matters agreeable to you"
"But Mrs. Morgan-she must be consult
ed; Pm just going to see a gentleman on
this very business"
ITO be sure Mrs. NJ must be consulted
Far be it from me to think of intruding my
self without her permission. But you can
Pm empowered to mention the name of Sir
Joseph Morgan's under butler. Manage it
we'll and I'll tip you five pound note.'
"Sir Joseph Morgan's under butler! Me?
Tip me-"
"Oh, honor, honor among thieves, you
know. Ha, ha! Harkye the moment he
goes Off"
"AE?"
'Smuggle me up to his wife,
''To Mrs. NJ? Smuggle you %
s'Oh these things must be done with de-
corum, you know"
"Well, but"
'.Leave me to manage the rest flatter
myself that my talent and experience will
ensure us the desired success. Act well
your part, and depend upon it, shall be
the happy man."
''The happy MANI
cay; see him home, as we say"
'See who home %
"Wby, NJ, to be sure"
"M.?"
eyes. Really, though, now I look at
you, you don't seem to follow my ideas ex-
actly."
''Not with that precision could wish"
''Psha! In plain English, then, the par
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

N T1U N HL II q z.
Mr. Z. A. MARSUALL.... SOLE LESSEE
Third appearance of the distinguished Actress
and Authoress, Mrs. MOWATT.
THIS EVENING, JANUARY q,
Will be presented Talfourd's ClasSral Tragedy, ia
FIVE acts. of
ION, OR THE FOUNDING OF ARGOS
1ON hfS. A1Uh
DANCE. .........BY miss ANNIE WALTER,
The performance to conclude with the Petite C)ms'!
in one act Of the
MORNING CALL.
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GADSBY;S HOTEL.

PV Wells lady and child G l. Gleason do
Va CT Mayer Nd
III Creel do Miss Nj Powell Va
S Creel 90 Gov Thomas md
NJ Flint Me L Palinissi y Y
j Flint do g Briancourt do
Blame jr Ky S w Fiske do
w Robins do A w Lawton lady do
ID c King Ny
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21

Be- The New Orleans Courier of the 18th
instant says: AT the drawing of the lotte.
~ in Havana on the 4th instant ticket No.
Sc, 13l drew the price of $4,000. Mr.. Even,
a compositor in this Office, held one half of
the ticket, and is entitled to $4,000. Mr..
Perry, another compositor on the Courier,
held one quarter, and wins So, 900. Mr. r..
?. Theard and his mother-in-law held the
other quarter, and consequently are to re-
ceive So, 500 each.''
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21
IRVING HOTEL.

IRVING HOTEL
T A Hanny & lady mo p Slaughter Va
ID Shepherd Il lady u S A X SnodyrrSS Pa
A J. ID Wnitehurst
W FORSYTH & ladies B Hudson Pa
Ny q Haley Va
gleharCt lady New $ B Gainett Pa
York WB Hart md
W Brownson III B Ashiagton Ny
Hr Hrs lienville Eng X Young MSS
Buddalong 4 son Cha & f re ,mer md
langue coast CG Bates Ohio
w Robinson \ Y ID FItzugh Cal
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OD0Rs FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF

TUSr OPENING one case containing so dozen Ex-
d tracts of the IN st delicate doors extant Price
30 cents per bottle
Also, Cold Gre I'm, Lip Balm, Amondine. &c
PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pa av,
jan 2o-3t News copyl under National Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

UNITED STATES HOTEL.
NJ ] Foster Va DR. 0den do
c O>tr& lady Ohio Miss Hutchhigson do
S IIul phila MIR Nhaley do
Minot ,ston Smilh do
j Pringle w Morrison do
A A Villa MS Pa RIA stone Wash
Mr. James Lady Va
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21

H0 Egotism is q mans belief in the
excellence Of his own wickedness
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21

ORN AMENTS FOR THE HAIR.
MRS 8. PARKER is just opening
wi Marrabout feathers. for the hair, upped Win
gold and silver 40 .
Ostrich feathers for the hair tipped with gold
and silver.
Gold and silver Tule
large as ortmept of rich Paris Ribbons
Pearl Ivory Red Bone and Sandal Wood Fans
Mitts Gloves, Flowers Bracelet, Dress Combs,
&c, rAhhnh
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pa. av;
ian oOA3t News copy under National Hotel
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How TO KEEP PooR.-Buy two glasses of
ale every day, at five cents each, amounting
in one year to 1886, SO; smoke three cigars,
one after each meal, counting up in the
course of the year to S;54, keep big
dog, which will consume in a year at least
SIS worth of provisions, and cat SIS more.
Altogether this amounts to the snug little
sum of $40, 25-suficient to buy six barrels
Of -four, one hundred bushels of coal, one
barrel of sugar, one sack Of coffee, q good
coat, respectable dress, besides frock
for the baby, and half dozen pairs of
shoes-more or less, Just think of it,
@ "Papa," said little boy to his pa
rent the other day, care not sailors very
small menu
"No, my DEAR" answered the father,
"pray what leads you to suppose they are
SO small =!
Because" replied the young idea, smart
ly, 81 read the other day that sailor went
to sleep in his watch"
BB~ A lady in the New York Herald ad-
vertises under the head of Wants." gen.
tleman for breakfast and tea!
D6r An original way of answering two
questions at time, is given in this wise by
an exchange:
'Here, Biddy, my darlint! what's the
time O. night, and where's the pertaty pud-
ding?'
"Its eight, SIR
n6 Egotism is q mans belief in the
excellence Of his own wickedness.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21

BBr A lady in the New York Herald adj
vertises under the head of wants" gen
tleman for breakfast and tea!
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-21

AuO naPPy man
cay; see him home, as we say"
''See who home %
"Wby, NJ, to be sure"
"M.?"
eyes. Really, though, now I look at
you, you don't seem to follow my ideas ex-
sctly.'
'Not with that precision could wish"
''Psha! In plain English, then, the par
son being about to kick the bucket"
"Ay-hop the twig, or pop eff the hooks;
pick and choose, I've a variety"
Sand pray, sir, what may his kicking
the bucket be to your
Thirty pounds, at least, if his widows
trump, and things turn out kindly"
"rm quite in fog! Pray, sir, who and
what are your"
didn't Say was professional man
an undertaken ?"
"Oh, you're an undertaken, are you?"
cat your service"
''Thank YOU And SO you think of see
ing NJ. home, do your
ayes; box him up, as We say ;-ha, ha %
"And I'm to have FIVE pounds"
= Exclusive of the usual jollifcation on
the occasion, with the mutes and mourners :;
and an additional guinea, if you think
proper to oAiciate with black stick and
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-17
Atchison-The Banner.

We take the following from the "Savan-
nah Sentinel, " remarking that Mr.. Twom-
bly, is not no,U the Editor of the Banner.-
whether his Benton position on Nebraska,
or his Young America en'usions were unpal-
atablc TO the Antics or not, we cannot say.
He did '"kick Atchison and old fogyism
over however. Tie Sentinel says:
~ Atchison has advertised to make q
speech at Fayette, Howard county, on the
l4th Of this month. Doubtless Davv in
tends to haul brother Twomby over the
Goals for daring 10 agree with Benton on
the Nebraska question. Considering that
the Banner has been hitherto an Atch-
son papcr-lts powerful advocacy for the
Immediate settlement OF that territory, and
for its early organization, Missouri Com
promise or not--is ominous Of how the
'wind Is blowing" viii our slavery agi-
tator attempt to anS,rer Twombly or riHjfy
him ?-or will he make him ',urn about and
jump Jim Grow - We shall see.