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We have seldom seen the beauties OF our republican
institutions more sikngly illustrated than in the follow
or outline OF The character and political traits OF Mr.
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sales To-Day.
ny y. c. MCGUIRE. Auexioreer
rHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL PpEFrRRrp noSps a -
ancionOn Thursday ansssoon, Decsmh~s l. o,r,ort
sha sell Chesapeake and Ohio Preferred bonds win
coupons attached '' 1852 ~"
Terms cash, in par funds JAS C. MCGUIRE
WV -" Auctiopesr.
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DIIATE and Herod-A Tale Illustrative M t,.e r~rsv
Hsoy Church OF Provircs of Msrysrd
BY Rev. Harvey stanley q vols.
The Holy Eucharist Robert wilherf,rrs A. NJ Arch
desccn of the East Riding / vol.
Village Sermons; by Charles sun 4 vol.
Household Word. for December.
Dec FRANcK TAYLOR
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OOmAA suite enssIv a. -
~ four vtSo>a k.~S
essbe s~psrsicy Tho plsassut 1872
6spssoI nshtv hoss p-s.
Inquire Mrs r. Van Ness, between ~ 9Th ssrss On
Missoon avenue. = -
Nov 50-d5.
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Amount subject
10 draft.
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~ - q. heO'-uRE. Auetsen>er.
pEws FOR SALE IN TRINITY cHURca-oo rn.,.a.x N.
Jet Of december nsI re- half O'Clock fsy Ell.
Inn Snafcn come ~ 1Nsrd and Cb,uwje1
pew, Nos o. o. 10 a. TO- H. -, 81, "a "a, a. as - "
vs. NJ 81 ~, ~ 30 81 g. So 90, %, a. "a, u.s. %, 81, e. q
90, ~ "a. ~ ~ Is, n, 70, 70 81 l05 l06 i07, log no
IL ZIP ils ~ us is rs 100 ia, isa is -, iss
49, lsl iA Ia ia, las Iz and lJk, many Of which a.,
der. .lEE ~ ~ - ~~"~'' ""
Tsr,ss al saie- Jas c. MCGUIRE,
"svb-d Aucuosees.
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Proposals the Cut-stcns Work. Briek WORK, &c
Of the LousvIlt. Custom house,


TpAsrpr DsFasrsksr, Jun. ?, 1853
THE proposals received parts
house. under ths Advertisement o. The depart
Of March 1855 such ui.' was deemed fo the intel
award and only Tor IN.
rutbe and csp~s'srs WORK. and
views Of The department
Of tet used for brick work have been fully
pl.na.n. from bidder. and further offers Notice there
fore hereby give, hst proposals - be received :. tins department.
the budns furnished wrought snd laid into the
dog anchors, in is place, and
the brick work backing sc The for the whole work er
quality Albany knob White
the ys. s Gpas~ e me- aens 81 .sas
being lad IN The building and Of quality IN Al rsspscr equal 70
pervsns srchc, 1t " Williams snrsrin
tending architect Of said building Lopvis KENNEDY Al the
deep cherry color every way equal
rev. s,s Of the best quality Az ,hs .ssor rars md materials
and specification. prepared Cor the same by The arc
proposals give the price Of
.ecordi. % e or.ns design p' and = a to
according plan bid for under adve
~ nm. -, d.s nav don, ,ss' :. NAV ~ so.aS best
The department. reserves the right 20 reject The proposal. now IN
src.ps builders msehan
c and the assignment thereof whosi the consent Of the secre
per furnished accord
rs. s p 70 rs ss i'm.
s work proos.s and anses per cent b retained "'u '
Every proposal accompanied by written susrans
signed BY responsible cerhea 70 be 80 BY ~,
bdd. viii when required rrope.. .eepea enter into
.y 81 M Ii. cut work 5000 fr the brick work
fr ms sthfo p.rfcrmsnce u aid contrsci g. a. ,,a,n
rrsnp.d and other cuehns ths work
cas- he obtained application 10 The snpsn'''''s "'e
n. prepo.. must he department naarss.sa % The
r~.fvins ~ me prrers 81 yhs bidder, any
Jun. 1o.-tAue2 Secretary Of the Trss~~ry
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A MEHICAS HOUSE, Hanover street, Bossort NJ
Lewis Rice Rehu ENLARGED snd einrrtly furnished rcsses'f
ali the modern and convenences for the sccooda
ton Of the travelling public,
Dec ~ -dlv
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5000 yards, stone
from The hin this ysrd, and dspcr,ea psc.
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AGO 900 hard burnt bricks, merchandise, per
500 best quality IRE brick 10
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FAsnOnAe
paorEssoR MoRsE,s ISyIGoRATIHG ELIXIR on cor.
DIAL The eighth ~on.s. q The Bosaas wondTs inssss
ss by. s and S.s lf d. l.. x n,
oI,eai tsoush, ssssy fss.
aasssS sssapasa I rom :esss. ne.
Shs s pa sisn sss g., he
.neas On ~. Is'na 70 Europe .sI long Iednee
;I- @ % and ne result As Labor. Inc
all great cities Of Europe, M the
CURE NERVOUS pIsxAsxs.
MO ehans which in tas sad
taied shattered Whether bokea by =,
Taxed organization rebraeed, svvihed and buia
Inc mental " ana s Vanish
precision and debility becomes lie stands erect be
gloom OF apathy bright active
s s S No. The Z, ns
relief permanent for The cordial propss q
ma condition. Well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
century II scientific Ola
World have adaiued tina, miracle Of medicine heretofore supposed
10 have existence.
srlsuLAsr THAT xrAorlos.
expended as is the with opum alcoholic
and all other eAe,ant The effect Of these be
than the hrsl But the elixir is eIhia
happy upo" The he mind The en,,s
In OF neuralgia headache oss o. memory, Wpocho
Sy !. sieep liver complaint and all disease. a
yssa onoman,a vague sHsts papaion OF The hear. npo
arising is, II reliance be placed
only inaibIe remedy ye, hsaa
the physic, sought and
a dseasedn headache,
OF the affections,
produces period and
WIZ slse ef ofrson, nrc,temni tendency 70 piush rest
dislike oi society," ncnpacity Tor study
tpsnA as 81 ms coniusipn gddine-s blood 10 the head,
melancholy. n,ia asis1ss htsiena, ndee,son wrechcdn1s,
tnopgs ~ snn ucvn stH OF insanity, Me- Nwu increase
as ttan, un ai e emacateu renew mc heai
hiVs cheeHuhcs5
pgasn,nl,is ofsp'tias aud prtaans ae
fsfBo'h % '. .ptiaon r e,nfmpnve ab are restored by
ths ~ o', " TWO ~ h"om ana uEoI changing the kn
ifn tai'. Ea"N sahh nmr ~ uoHa compscxon'
=. api ' , go " h, ~ ~. . ~ ~ y, ~
'as ~ ~, a,, -. ,sa xs,o. ~. ~
f ~. sau. p,,rn disrnr ursuparas without deriving INV
te.eht give. Of deriving relief and
sii ~ Of
IL paauiiiilr Ii ilus-I fue stronger, although
f,r.. weeks am satisfied cure
nnu.iaf save nat rp,stit Distinguished physicians
he'd tins thing and that,
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
VI Yards aud Docks, May IL, 1855 Il
cEALED proposals. class separately endorsed
- Class No viii be received Al this sncs up,
IL O'Clock 25h day Of June next fo furnishing and ds
place places within Tic following nasy Aus
may the eoaaadant ereo ths materials ana u
e,.iu dvtye
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS.
8. NAvr DsrAsrarsr
Bureau VI Yards aud Docks, May IL, lno5' i
cEALED pssposals dpis class separately endorsed
x osoes on ne ISL, day Of June nss fof furnishing
ens al such place OF place. within tls following a M
eiss s e specified. va, 'N''-''' N'
AT PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Gas. No !.
.# -. Bricks.
aoo 900 hard burn, bricks, merchandise, per
500 beet quality hre BRICK 20
....5 oLAss No. q.
o n , more or ess dimension split, rice, and
feet BY feet oiacheS' suitable Tor iouhaA
"A. asaI iee, split se inches thick from 10
feet In lengths ends and builds hammer dressed with
door si lest long 10 nehs. wide, inches
sssa Sl ana che. sns
assa s rs s. s' ss T:
builds, and end. dressed, win wash each
ssa. builds and End. each
s.d feet ssa sas sss Wide w m.s
sin long, 10 inches wide, nse. rise eods, builds
and ends hammer dressed with . wash, each ,-
door . s 1 snS. 0ns - a inches
beds, iu'ds and end. hammer s dressed each
beds. builds and snds dressed zach -.
door feet long q iasas. wide 10 inches 's BEDS
.cr c.n Sc, IND hss Iopg ne inches wide 10 inches rise
Ssds pui,ds. and ends hsmmeI dressed eueh
49, 80" 2ss nchss ono M inches wide inebe. rise
a Ssns ma end "a. shommsr. sress s each '
aon, an. Isr, inches long Ia inches wide inches rise
S.cs and ENDS hammer. dressed, each
20 window Ellis feet inches long inches wde ~ inches
each
re- had. L,ids ana ends hammer dre with wash
..cb N@' ~N' - - " : 80 : '
uiadnv ..,s fac, 10 peb~s ,opy inches wide nche.
,;ss heJs binds and ends hammer dressed each
window ise, inches long IS nshs; wide inches
IL IL inches IA feet long, ends to be
each
c,.ss No a
ItnbHhne Pine IfnbT Isl sdUed
dndsTusm
,o,c inchs. a hoard
= n.r 0O1 fpet - = : -
by6
y P.S = noa 90, " - ~' 80 49, ~ ~'
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particular description ssa5aes, bod
be provided in the contract, aud 2 = ess nJ pnads
a ns Ssdi. ssd il M sss 'a s a.
quantity which may Be sqasa :. s.a ~ = ~ 1t as asni
the said enumerated articles, and in s4A ggrfz
e. ending Ga S,s h Ju ~ i sSs :. s s %
shall be made for fhe ensuing hsesi yar q mt snri'n
the Quantities required 3 n'fs q 'as' 1ar ta-a -f n'
inspection weight nnaasssalese AZ mn aua
ConuaeIor. for elases sssse5 1x.s,.lr 1
near line place .nsre ne asrA-s are IL .nst vrs
the yard Of delivery, who may ss cst su at ns s wien
Inc deIreris. Of Al suS1ins n'nHsaaaf f-a
contract
the commandment oIae gsr4 - ~t1s { ss sa. as '-g
They VIII be nsssare1 iass1-a, cEUanae ssEnsf - rt
r.din1 whieh asa Ia rre ysTs-ss 6-s,csu q II ua11
reference made 2 ne o1Las.i q ne E4f ahet si
10 Articles q ne grO~A, gssssua1 fas % az Ia.
Approved suredss, hsu
Sg am an saa ssag s 81 = @ a.. a ; =
cancelled snisss ottr~sss sS~.e.re. y sss as4raFa-
during rsas l~sssy ,rr Hsy,
al.cr.no5 q ne eos-aa : rA.s s..ss, "a e 1s z .a
factory balance (e4xA ce1s 80 s "
e.,e duiy rosesel fF9res1s sar p~r eeH4a
,., San n ss ~ sn I lave @ - a. - a.
sr .np1iaIsa coa-rssa t sre.ss
:, p.rs q ne a ssi = .ss..s = e az Z - .ssss.
vidsd res and In eas EarzS- u s as ~y
The United saes aslss4--alst 6aAAss e nssy essi -
twice the q u. eossRci h-rsan s-- ne
pnce paid Arnclss aSs4a ssafFsry -eS
which hssidAisd damages = s0sssrss f nass % as
me -urries u-s n uhe coaas and as. xasvis fas usy
the fun q The contsei-
signed BY be person nsrx xs<
BY the xuaanto according 70 tss So snnsrd ans tr
dence naming Ard asrincty rxzcd-
thxs
power Of snnuins The eont.e "soa @ s.A.ss 70 ne rss
Congress shall ssaen Hsf~C~scons
named, competition oftss esas1
for, and on which tins sarertsensnais hz-cA-
shall VIII e na<se1
otcs, which he considered
f tho specified
days Gate his harsss
and the Of saeh deiung sase VIII ss
held responsible FOE al seEnqueDei.s.
Those
offers accepted win he Boshed and nil - ready
for eIecunon without delay BY The navy agent al ---.
FORM OF OFFER
CAefor Of Tsrl, noeas, Merry Dsrsss~l
of--,in of. hereby erer o
furnish, your sdvrrtisemcn dated -- day g.
and subject Az The Requirements q The sane all s afeie. EN-
(ere ARTICLES, Pcer carried ouO snounins
wordl And propose tname the agent
The undersigned, -------,
= ue e1.e : = "a m. s.,, ~ ~, - :. ru.-.n,sr.
hereby undertake asoy. nsrncd ---- will, n
b. accepted, into contrsct before required,
win the United ~thn heen days sftsr the date Of notice
through the ofhce q the soecp.Snee cf bod,
bsfor. mentioned.
Csisnature-)
I certify uat the above named and
-s are Po~n 70 me 70 he good and response
tTo be sirnsd by collector district at
,orney other pcon known to the bureau 20 Be
eredita.ieD
MAY p-lswaw
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p n. HOOE 4 CO., WhoIesai. ard Retail Dealers
csrp~srs mating, curtain msteris
~ rnishns goods sepsrsiy
avenue herw-cn 7,h snd sh streets waA'n
ID q.
49, ae-d
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ssd :. s s.y ss asss,st r.: sas' % % z work
sss "susS a. Ss so"n.ad.s, " 70 ss s
direct, per cubic yard ttt titAa. u aa. A
as8HEt Class No. ~. as#. ..Ng &
- !. meas nsss uas 10 y !, s snsss, Of M
yard depth q excavation about TX feet and The
which Inc ~ofk win Be satisfactorily completed
Of d.snsons and construction those the
yard, each
AT NORFOLK, VA
CLAs. No. 4.
ass 600 best quality regular hud-bumt bricks per NJ
5000 ms.ia approved bricks do
IS casks best hIe-clay per cask
CLlss No. q
Stone
4ls peIehes quality ane natural beds suitable
aas ps'shs. "sass sssse 'si best laay beds
ws averaging fec. ss gsi ps work feel broad
ns 200, ,slss is"sss ss.i CO.. 49, No.,
' ns. s ss%'s as ssr al slss
OF shakes, 10 inches broad inches thick per
CLAssNS.3.
| Yelow- Pine Timber, Piles, "a.
600 square yellow pine piles, As feet long IA byl3
g. square ysIlow-pns piles. As fec, long, Il byis
% square yelow-pine stocks, As feet long iabyls
40 pieces yslow-pins Stocks 80 feet long, II byla
90 pieces yellow pine stocks, ID feet long, 10 by IL
| inches do
The foregoing named TIMBER except the piles to
! be Of good quality The piles TO be at least
| ons{h iYd aud all Of the timber 10
| be hewed straight and square TO the sizes herein
specified
SIS round pine piles, As feet long, be 10 inches at
/ large end, and less than inches at the
| end, and be straight do
pine plies, 40 feet long, IL inches at the
| large end, not less than inches at the small
/ end and 10 be very straight do
piles, IS feetlong, ~ inches at the large
Il end than 8 inches at the small end, 4
/ and to be very straight do .
pine whaog and % feet lengths u to
wde hewed straight, and TO dress 10 inches
II thick, iineal foot
whnrogs Is and 20 lengths IL 10
| nche wide, hewed straight and to be 10 inches
kuhs ndrexse Hneal foot
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JINGLE TOMS CARIN.-A Bfeke dsguerrsotype Of Mrs..
afowe Tom. Csksn,r exhibition y
whtckws Gallery, Pennsylvania AZ street f"S"
With portrait Of scntss, the famous Queen Of Song
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10 groas Din. iron screws. Nos. 10, 10, 30.
ito be OF drawn wiss) pr GO
10 gyoss "a in. iron srssws. Nos ~. ~, TO-
ito b. u drawn wire) DO
Is gross i-ia. iroa screws. No. 10, Ito -
Of drawn wir) do
50 gross Lin ison screws. Nos. .. 10, ~.
II. TO b. Of drawn wisel do
40 gsoAs Lin. iroo sefsws. Nos. S.S. 10, ~,
(o b Of drawn wife) do
las sross. equal Qaantiss Of each asmbss.
gross Ain. bras screws. lila. drawn
wire 10
10 gross a in. brass screws. Nos ~. 10 DO
10 do Il-in. bras scrsws. Nos. 10. IL,
10, Is DO
10 gsoss Lin. brazs screws. Nos. =. .. 10. ~ Do
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IS gross. equal quantities Of eaeh uu0bes.
The Las, four items TO BE- Of drawn wire.
1000 pounds in. iron ca, spikes pr posN
500 Iron. welded thimbea pes W
30 n l6 on. iron cut tscks pGA
100 N OF. do DO Do
100 IA OF. do do =
100 IA 10 or iron pumv tscks %
90 IA lin. copper cut lacks 10
100 n lin. DO do q
50 IA Lin. do do b
dozen screw wrenchss. (asserted) per dosa
2 do lasKe Tin scales. with ssss II
weights DO
/ do small tin scales %
do hat do 70
do sci zine weights. from l OF. 70 ID do
do do ivoa do from TO- 10 lbs Do
a 10 - 40 IA f,r~n A - H. A
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DR.. Langley's
ROOT AND HERB BlTTERS,

Great Spring and Sumner Msdicire.
ONLY 26 cents for Pint Bottle, and 81 l-2
" cents for Quart Bottle. Of the Peoples
Medicine. DR.. Langley's Sarsaparilla, Vel.
low Dock, Wild Cherry, Prickly Ash. Dan
delions, Thoroughwort and Rhubsrb, Root
and Herb Bitters, decidedly the Greatest
Medicine in the World for the least money.
They cure and eradicate from the system
liver complaint, (that main wheel Of so
many diseases,) jaundice, bile, dyspepsia.
costiveness, humors Of the blood and skin.
indigestion, nervous headache. piles, general
debility, and the host Of kindred diseases
arising from disordered stomach, or bad
HUNGRY blood. On the approach Of warm
weather, most persons are troubled with
langor, drowsiness, and general lassitude Of
the system; this, if neglected, leads to jaun-
dice, loss Of appetite. indigestion, debility
and decline. Langley's Bitters are just the
thing to obviate all difficulties Of the kind
they regulate the bowels, stimulate the cir
culation, purify the blood. and by constant
use keep off diseases 50 common in spring
and summer.
Wholesale Depot, at 81 Union street. Bos.
ton, Mass.
Sold in Westerly, by Edward W Babcock.
and Stillman & Potter at the Post Office,
Stonington, and in all the villages E p.
Mason & CO., j. Balch & Son, wholesale
agents, Providence ll3is4m
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DR.. G.. Ii. Pcrine, Dentist,
No. 10, Main Street,
NEW LONDON, CONN,

INFORMS his friends, of Westerly md vi
l. cinity, that he still continues to practice
in all the various branches of his profession,
viz: EXTRACTING, CLEANING, PLUG
GING AND REGULATING THE NATU-
RAJ TEETH. Also, inserting the finest
ARTIFICIAL TEETH AND BLOCKS, Of bis
Own Manufacture, from one to an
entire sett, in the most approved style and
finish, and CHEAPER THAN THE SANE
STYLE OF WORK CAN BE OBTAINED
ELSEWHERE IN THE STATE.
Every operation necessary to the health.
beauty and durability of the NATURAL
TEETH performed with the greatest care
and according to the modern practice The
attention of persons in want Of double setts
Of TEETH is invited to his much improved
method Of nsertion-wnrranted in every
case, where the gums are in suitable state,
TO be worn with ease, to present n natural
appearance and TO answer the purpose Of
mastication. which very essentially contrib
utes to the health and comfort Of those who
are deprived Of the natural organs.
All operations warranted, and no charge
will be made for examination and advice.
References may be had to persons wearing
teeth of his manufacture.
E.,s- DR.. =. will administer chloroform 10
all wishing teeth extracted without pain.
ll5m3
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Terms of the American Courier.

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River Bend Cemetery.

A I the adjourned meeting of the Corpora
Ia tion of River Bend Cemetery, holden at
the Pawcatuck Academy, on Thursday Eve
ming, Sept. 30, 1858, it was voted, That all
lots sold, and not paid for by the first day
of November next. shall be charged with in
terest from that time until paid And, also,
that all Lots sold after said first day of
November next, shall be charged with in
terest from that date until paid for.
The Trustees would therefore take this
opportunity again earnestly to request all
persons, who feel interested in this useful
undertaking and wish to secure lots. to
make their selections, if convenient, in the
course of the present month, and at once
make sure, while living, q most important
provision for themselves and friends, while
at the same time they would thus best pro-
mote the interests of the Institution.
1924 II. BABCOCK, Chairman.
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THE FORGED WILL!
Crime and Retribution.
BY EMERSON BENNETT.


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ID 1 e ID

At Watch Hill, (westerlv,) September 25,
BErsEY, daughter of George and Harriet
Nash, aged s years, 3 months aud IA days.
SO fades the lovely blooming flower,
Frail, smiling solace of an hour,
so soon our transient comforts fly
And pleasure only blooms to die. d.
At Watch Hill, WESTERLY } September q
of dysentery, JONATHAN N, aged 4 years
and months, and MARY H., aged years
and month, children Of Albert and Martha
Crandall.
o blessed babes so early fled away
From this vile earth to realms of endless day;
What wond'rous change, dear children, have
you known!
Leaving your cradle TO ascend throne
Have left your cries for joys, your pains
for rest
For Abrams bosom, left your mothers
breast. COMM.