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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-13

~" Selling whisky 10 like firing shet into
crowds either death OF injury is likely TO result.
The following from this mornings Quincy
Wing, Is an instance Of death produced by SELL
ing whisky;
HoRRID MURDER.
VIM. Holborn, Sr., who has resided for a short
time near Bloomfield, in this county, was com.
mitted 10 Jail, yesterday, on charge Of killing
his own son, VIM. HOlborn, Jr, The POrtiou.
lars Of the sad affair, as we learn them, are rs
follows; the parties came Ia Quincy on Thurs.
day, with loud Of opls, which were sold, On
their way home q quarrel tOsk place between
them in reference to the money realized by the
sale. We learn that the prisoner states that his
son demanded the whole amount, and that he got
out Of the wagon and struck his father with n
piece OF rail. The father kept on his way with
the wagon and got home before tho son, who
followed on foot. They lived together, and rs
tho son came into the yard his father, who had
armed himself with n shot gun, fired They
were only about two rods apart, and about a
hupired and fifty shot struck the young man in
the body near tho heart and in his arm, This
was about = o'clock, Thursday evening, and he
died at 3 o'clock, Two magistrates met q,
Bloomfield early yesterday morning, and after
oh NAhlhAAaNiull NiN hNNutuN Whh NNlhhANNNN "
Jail. After the eommiltal and while on his way
TO Quincy, he asserted the net was done in self.
defence, and expressed deep regret thut ihe at.
fair had occurred. We have heard, however
that he told tho physician who attended Oh his
son, that no was glad that he killed him.
I From what information We cOn gather, We
can come TO no other conclusion than that the
affair was an aggravated case of murder com
millcd in cold blood. We would hope for the
sake OF the prisoner, that it may prove other,
wise, H0lborn and his son were originally rrou
England, had resided in New York Cor som,
time, and have lived here but a short period
The deceased was about thirty years Of Ogc, an,
was married but a few months since.
Since writing the above we learn that whisky
was the foundation OF this sad tragedy, Many
OF our readers will have Surmised as much be
fore they reach this parog, aph,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-13

ssE- We are ru'horiIcd to announce q. q, STRONG a
cAHddSN Tor CIN MAusHAL at the approaching November
siScllcn, (augGdtd)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-13

Lola MOn,ez 10 married to a man in San
Francisco,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-13
JONATHAN CLUFF, Chm,
J. ID, S, DRvpEE, Sco'y,

The Washington Union has come GU. une.
quivOcaEy and most vigorously in favor of the
Pacific railway. 1t probably originated from
member OF the cabinet, and is al least semi.
official 1t knocks the breath out of all the
constitutional scruples, We shall yc, see the
cars taxing their departure from Hannibal Tor
the Pacific,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-13
. ARRIVAL

NEW ARRIVAL
lust come from ihS East, New Piano MBalS, among
y which are New Songs, New Mallies, RtN Polkas,
eeL 70, sale al D, X, GNrmOn'S
(ougl0llO New Book Sior.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-13
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL MGETrNo


able meeting was held OF the court house in Pal.
myrG, on the ID inst. On molten, Col. iona.
than Clua was called 10 the chair, and John d,
S. Dryden appointed Secretary. The object Of
the meeting having been explained, which was
10 receive tho report Of q committee which had
been appointed Tor the purpose Of drafting u
Constitution and Bylaws, The committee
through their Chairman, P, Z, Lane, Esq, pre-.
scented tor the consideration OF the meeting
Constitution and bylaws, which, having been
read, alter few alterations Of the same, were
adopted
After their adoption nm election for officers
was held, and the following gentlemen elected,
viz:
Jamcs h. Redd, President,
James J., Longmire and Moses FuquS, Vice
Presidents.
], ID. s, Dryden, Recording Secretary,
p. g. LANE, Corresponding Secretary,
A. ID. SprOgue, Treasurer.
The following named gentlemen were elected
! Directors for one year;
Levi hrklcv, John Mochcit
| Lewis Bryan, Thos II. Tatlow,
james McPikc, A, J, Dallas,
! Henry NJ, Nichols Judge Gore
Sam, II, X, McMaNter, J, ID. Ball.
! On motion, il was unanimously resolved Ia
bold fair at Pal,ayra on the 10Th OF October,
1853,
A Notiou was made by John T, Rcdd, Esq,
and adopted, thu, Thos, l., Anderson, Esq, he
requested to deliver the annual address before
the Society.
Mr.. Anderson being present, consented to
address the people on the subject,
On motion, the Directors oil the Society were
requested 10 solicit persons TO become members
OF the Society,
On motion, p, c, I.nnN was appointed to coll
lect the initiation fee OF the members, aud to pay
the same TO the Treasurer.
The Ecelng then adjourned 20 the 10Th of
October 1859,
InN AMMAN 80 ttyNI, s~i,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03
CUROy,C ERYSIPEJiS AND ULCERS.

AsrosIsuiS1 aSD MOST wosDERFuL CuRE.-Cde
Ezra Kaopp, Of No. ~ Willow 1t Brookyn; ~
one ot The most respectable cnzcns in the city wa
afflicted five years with Scruuous fiytipelas O bon
legs from the knee, 60 the feet which n'lancd Hnd
sweled 10 prodigous size. and ulccrH"d Large deep
ulcrrs appsently iarge enough 20 finger in camo
into them which discharged daily an almost incredible
qunntity uf "a inRtut Hted substance ne hhh hsd the
advice and attendance oi several of the mot skliu
physicians and had tried many highly rccommcndeS
medicines without crcrtng cure ana whs told ~
two Of his Physicians h"t ,nc uc'r, IN hs lesi
Uo,ld ,,p rim OF bsfots iosg. BR.Nr's PURfYtsa
ExrR,cr has cured these liberated and mfamed lcya
60 that now they cnrely healed up and he cno,3
IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03
W!ioOr's Com 9und #
pURHCUi, LIVER Oil
ANEs I.xLNINss.
NtEE fuR '0NsrHPrios, CCrGHs, Coir',
''fhAH, H,hHpSCHi1is, s,''tNtEfLrLEu-
az AND DALi -CHUFULoUs l.UNCrS.

'.T AND Al -CEoFULoCs luMCrS.
We psiprirtIr ha' sii'ccr'cd ti,n di,~tior,
"i rrt's.Hr StYnr, H. cluIl iuua thr tii ord
IL ~ - pr'crtiy hat the t.', oi iar bi Wl i,h
&" 80 tds-u';,, ." persprs 1uriali,, b. iuIitlS
"7rrc'.a' lui 81 cln be- othrn -, ilc most d.i
rre t'n,lcs ni;h piaru.c. And ds regards t. G.
i' t'', pi IN ntIr. .rr, he rlrar oil, thc fol-.
H,r'. So, Ly Professor stone. ia .hiclcut 10
cpFiica 'he most se'pt,ca. The ,Yuu2 hdy
~ = ycgr- ~ agr.
"iirr 'sisclse '.Is or uc npm:xcl pIthi,is,
Nhi'h h'd h"cn expected To- terminate IN IT,
60 irse pti t'~ mlpth' lll.l.. IRE u,rrr tuit
oi1 'th h"r lnng, wa hil'd with mbcrcts, and in
spn' plIres vr,c beginning 10 soften. Ihr ease
was rgIdruly hil nn'. The trratmont L cod
iivtr Dil w,- ~ first u,rd, but with ~ married.
inwnva ~. 1he ihos,hu'c # i.D.o VS. then
Administered Nth Glc oil, m! The rs. a., as IN
~ cH',r ut man, Others, WIS sopn nrua cut. -
Tl.rius"t va rpia'y getting So a."
Tuis preparation d'ts Lut l'hr iic Fcd Liver
Dub'ap'nr rrinrti Which aihrs II vrry dr,irca-
h'' i1r Persons travelling as IT k.ci.. nc,a inr a
long tlfn".
be sure Jn 80 the genuine, Manufactured op'g
hy htE'K q. Is lLEuR, Chemist, ij6 CoG.t
Street. l'pstpn.
4. R,tiHtGD $ CO., T.. 1T i,r New po'l
ri''eini'y. jcii;.--
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

fnis rure s triumph i.,e skull of the best phys
in the city OF Philadelphia and is POSITIVE PROOF
that internal ulcers be cared easily extern
when BnASrS PURIFYING EXTRACT Is used. M
Hsyb,rn, one Of the most respectable gentlemen
Auburn, Cayngo 60, " Y, informed us Ia Oct, 1879
that he had been afflicted with three FIssURgs $,
ULCERS situated internally ss 10 allow oi an exam
ation and thus furnish positive proof uf the fact ana y
their location. lie said that he had spent one year
Philadelphia under the professional advice oi thc bs
rhysicnns aud pas Obliged 20 return 10 Auburn, vii
out cure or help when DIR r. W. Hunt. druggist 81
Auburn. advised him to try BTanfs Purifying EThai :
and the use OF seven bottles OF II sGecftd pttec cn g
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

,,, ~ -. 49,, 't,'n,,,' ,,u ,"' ,"' "'.' ,,n ~,
ArN- gnl and lly,al plta" i'itcs iiihe ,Dir.
u '.t'p, N," ZOO" .ii l.iadc'i hr', and ir dul,
"riI 'rrI to tl~r advertisements and sui ,,r.I
uols ~ thr rairs ~ rrqm. by u,. i.isIrc. y t.
WI he regarded - payments. It's Offices ar,--
b'st,n, S'oiay', Building, Cowt street Sow
l"rN, Fuha sr ,.u.,dm,i rhnIyirhL,, Nouh.
Nr-t eDrurr ci Fb.rd aao thrsaut sulcis.
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DYSPEPSla-SOUR STOMACH CuRED

tUI II,-t-- Z. I'.,II. ~ =
4 Bri.coil, Nanu - J. :. D,rgh,s, Pii,id.
r. a.. Ftovr, Iutt tr"twnl 4. I'ltr, nat
ick-I Briggs sJotcri, Washington ,iljt,--T
:. Ta,hr, kuu't,I--. AM, IuIds lIer
wo,ts-N. :. Palmer Co., w,sth, You &,
" ic, lo,d-J. VI. An'Lon, Fail Eru-J L.
lnihou,. NcsiIoit-and ly heitiasts aud
Druggist. generally.
Al order. must be addro.od 10 w.nsrs q
CO. 50i Broadway, ftv Yot.
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rnrKrrEN lNITHy@.Es:

NJ UASEGN Nr. sworn 10 tie u,pvs rlr's. uif -" -
are witnessed l'1 n,.l'uI 'uuy br. T. WILL NN-N'.
q r REOWS. !r.l,uriuI IT lur ~ est RoDc i1t9 N'ss !.
EISSFlLN lFDNARp. 80. C.rsA'r and reia drasEI 80
sni I lFNfi,s uiIrI T,sp,rfuJ,' EHEe,s,s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

For PURIFYING The ELooo, AND FOR
THE CURE or
Scrofu|a, Mercuria Disc; ses, Nheunaiis
Cutaneous Eruptlons, Stubborn uiceIs,m
h,er Complaint. Dyspepsia,
BrunchIiis, Sa Rheum, Con
sumption, Fever Spres,
Female Complaints,
Erysrpe a., Loss Of Appetite,
Pmplc,, Biles, General Debility,
&c.
This preparation has now horne the ttst
of over Ia years experience, since It's hItt
ntroducil ~ To public favor, DUNG Wh'cG
lime oumer"us imltat Ons have sprung mi"
existence, founding the 7 claims 10 the CON
hdence ot The community on the cuIaiIN
powers contained in Sarsaparilla Root. lh
great reputation aud e>len ed nse I'll which
has been IN ,lnl, attributable Ia the many
wonderful cures elected by the Use ui TN
preparation. While Sarsap; rIl,a Root iUIns
an lmpO tan pari of its combination, II Is,
great power, and il is in The peculiar com
binaiion and scientific manner oi its prepars
tion, ihil It's remarkable success in The cu'e
1T disease depend. Other preparations M
tate it the style of putting ur, ald M
bearing he name oi one al It's inaItdIenIN,
and here ends thc resemblance 10 H.
Those needing remedy AID iurll!er liz"
this, are rpquy srd to note where Il is differ
,nce ex IS, aud IN making choice Il whal
they w.ll use. ntio take any other bn'
lha, one entitled to their conGdencc, roiu
The lis, of cures i, has effected .n inlng
WITNESSES. whoso testimonials AID resi-
dences have been putlshd, and WHO nre
still bearing daiy testimony To IT'S worth.
Extract from a letter received from
Physician in Mary a,d.
CAMBeIDes, Nd, &c, 5lh, 1850.
MEssRs. SANDS,
GrnlIem My Ii tie daughter va
afflicted for long Tine with SOie lead am
Ewes. an ny using your Sarsaparlila, was
perfect y cured, other medicines and Sar>-
ipar Has having failed 10 relieve her. llal-
ing used Il anj tested us efficacy, | no"
confidently rtconncnd it in preference to
any other, as II seems 10 possess piupcrI,s
not contained in any other p'eIa,a'ion
and | fld that purchasers after ihey have
used 1t, iuvari4h.v want the same a:tlcIe
again, whenever They require i mcJl, lnc
for y h'ch this is Recommended.
Respectful yours,
!. FLINT, u. d.
Prepared and sold, "ho esnle reIai, by
A. B. & ID. SANDS, Druggists and
Chemists. 100 Fu,on ST., curner ct WI
Ian, New York. Sold a so by Drugg ST.
generally throughout the InIlcd States and
Caaaias. Price II per bot tie; SiN boI,lcs
for So.
For sale by r II. HAZARD & co,
Apo,hccaries' Hall. Newport: J. BALCll
Il son Providence. IL On.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

i,,.i-, t9s ioi'e - i nus mare rcd rr rf'''.'"
. a. ur iu ,, IS, tur',cp, cures E.ts rs'os, H u, -
fj,.,. ft.I'f DHs iafhF 81 any Ol."r nf. riir. -
A. tl,,. ,ne iY'i. uf BRANV~ ~ iIFli u WI 'i'
TGTE TIMES moe. srp,'' ihuu nHr rom" e" N"' '"-
ii-- .,l iN1"s tlElFlth" wui'd T." o.. Cto"p " t.''
}Igy. hur,. 10 uyGJt,d o. "p" d H', bi ht'N'
PIRlFltR }. sul for only GHE hoiLhR h"', -
I. 'uii., of y Lty cured, uG Is c'ia"i 81 'nrW
VAIf.Nr l. d U .'. %. oArL L.ihr rt N1'A't" '
r,. sa..ir,,i %, consequence 90 - q" i"""t uI'"'
t ga. ,i.. .. .'u'lu l, .uH pt 80 Wr.r ~ i'r.''
gfe CENTS peg uuiut, iu b" ~ uh" = - Ht |h''''
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:. " riIGt rGiEhN . -, Ncv.ra
per Advertising = ,'nt-, Np. - STATE Suctt,
. boston, rc Agr,'- ,pr lnc Newport lpiIy NcNs,
Al the Herald "! Ia !in's, alL ,.c uuthori4,d
10 reeve Aiy, tisrm"ut. Hid ~uhsc' lpti,us ~
h. sam rates a. ave tcinilcd at this Office
Their receipt a.. regarded "a. payments.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFKAUDED!

Buy book u"l-ss Dr. A. NJ. Maucesu, l29 Liberty ST.
y. y the le aud the cntry IN Jerks Ofhce
the back the title aud buy only
Of respectable and honorable dealers send by mall and adj
drr,s 10 DR.. A. NJ N,uriceau.
Full title with contents, together with few
treating Of mpoant subjects to every married female will
he free of charge to enclosing letter stamp IN
prepaid letter, addleSed as herein.
IRON receipt OF Einy Ce"ts, (or One
Dollar for the fine Edition extra bindlngJ
"CBE MARRIED. WONAN'S PRIVATE
uEDICAL CO7iPANION" is sent (mafi,d
Crss) 10 any part Of the United states. All
letters nust be post-pnid. aud addressed TO
DIR. 4. NJ. MAURlCEAU, Box l224. New
York city. rubl ishing Office, No. I.0 Liberty
Street, New York.
For sale i, BENZ. J. TIlLEY N,Npor
anl by u. VI. COOK, Providence.
JdaC 3 Gui.
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Millinery Establishment.

I'VE Lldic4 of NcwN ri and vicinity are res
J p,ctlu'ly inform, that We have n,w {, eyed
our ncw ANA fashionable millinery Goods. AID
every effort w'lbc made to please them in style
ql,Iitv ana price. We have the largest aud Lest
a, ssort nrnt of Ribbons that we ever offered, and
80 ac emit els new STYLES. Much attention wiIlte
q zen ia Altering and cleaning old Bonilets.
IRA FEtNCH.
l32 Thancs -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

HUNGARY in 1851, with an LNre' icrncr q
] the tu,tridu Po'irc, by Charles Loring
Brace, yi'h Map and tlpstraiions, - %.
An .rjca as found ii, hy ihc MolGrr ot Mo.y
l. "a he Duncan, 90.
rh,.,". q net Hr,Ii.h T""F AND Human
Iiith,.riu, by William Huunord, aurhoi "i
-. '.,talll.y," "}imytia," &c; for sale ly
NtLLItI II. rEEk,
a2T 80 Thames Street.
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* * & & 3 i *
IL Base and Shameful Fraud!!
CATION TO BOOKSELLERS.
VIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT.
\ SPURIOUS EDITION
TYPOGRAPHICAL ADVANCEMENT,

tlagrnt aud h,erccd has been surcpcusly issued with
exactly the same
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

No less than the leg, owner Of the property copyright
they Will be prosecuted aud steps will be taken 10 expose
them TO the public.
copy will be each book,cer or firm, with the
terms upon which they will be furnished upon receipt Of
hs or their busne % card of address.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

But another ubsiitutrd for Dr. 4. NJ Mauriceau'
aud Boston" for New York ard the words,
EsrrRrp according Act of Coug the 1917 by
JOSEPH TROW,
In the Clicks Oics Of the District Court of the Soshem
District of New York.
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ENTIRELY DIFFERENT,

Printed poor hownish dirty paper with paper cover.
IL can be known also from the miserable and nlegbe wood
cuts scattered throughout its Tie copyright edition
contains
If there the trade lost shame and
honesty as TO he willing psues
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CHEAP cESa STORE.

or fe'rins tn largest tnl ~ ~ ,clcc,,d str,k q
thr n.,i dcsi aLlr gnod', viii be imlrovcd from
an examination III tnr prrsrnt lttgt itncut.
The stock cmlr,cos dcridry the BEST
FHIck, DOUBLE NIP, GRAIN AND CALF
BOOTS, AND BkOGANS, which h. his ever
produced, nnd hr has hugr uun,h,r oi nan,- q
Farmers ON Rhode l.laId {. ii iu the Nt,tcrp
Distiict of this State, h" can ie,tii, To ihc
p"rior quality of Ia, IiilCk mud HOi LIE
NhTFR fRD + B0OIS.
3 The good, have all been received within "
days, from Ihr Eastern Factories, IN oIcutv h'ch
h" - interested, and had luge portion oi his
-ipck mrr,lcturcd exprs-l, inr this marl'tu un.
dee the supervision of one ho H. we'll acquainted
wilh The de scrip,ion Of goods required i'r this
section Of country. Having also purchased
lar2ci, ior cash, he is prepared 10 sell on srch
rcoSoaqih terms as must please and prove 10 ia,
purchaser that he can sarc"siuliy ccnIrcic with
any in the STATE.
I CJ- Country Merchant. will please give him
call, AZ he Viii supply YOU well, oul Of HI. large
stock now hand.
The attention Of The Ladies is invited To his
large assulimrn, oi Fall and Winter Pushns and
Gditcr Boots, " hich will be sold yer, low
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

by becoming in time possessed OF the knowe the
Of which has caused the sickness aud poverty OF thousands
sable il she neglect TO- avail herself Of that knowledge IN
respect hene which would spare her much suffering be
he OF happiness and prosperity to her husband and
confer upon her children that sng above all pcs-healhy
liffl ifled
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-03

All suffering with pain are invited to call ~
RAILWAYS Mcnica office every day from
A. VI. to ) T.. VI. IL is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop tLc mott
severe pains IN five minutes or less. A ngular
physician is in attesdancc. Advice gratis.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-07-28
River Bend Cemetery.

NHE Trustees of this Association, at their
J. last meeting, resolved that further no
tice should be given to the public, and es-
pecially to those who have determined to
take lots in the Cemetery, to make their sc.
lections without delay. The grounds have
necessarily been prepared at considerable
cost, and the Company are unwilling to go
on with further improvements, though much
needed, until lots shall have been taken to
meet the expenditure already made.
There is no want of feeling or interest in
any who have visited this appropriate and
beautiful spot. All seem to realize the i'm
portance of the work, but it must be readily
seen how entirely its success is dependent
on the encouragement, and especially the
early encouragement which is given to it.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, superintendent, is now en-
gagged on the grounds, in fitting up lots
which have already been taken, and in
very creditable to his skill. Hewill
be there on Tuesday and Friday of each
week to give any information wanted by
persons applying for lots.
The present price being much lower than
the usual rates, it is now expected there
will be some advance in the price of lots af
ter the 1st day of Angus, next
X. BABCOCK, Chairman.
Westerly, June Is, 1858. ll9taug
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-07-28
Notice..

4 I the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
n of the PHENIX BANK, holden at theil
Banking House, July 4, 1853. the following
named persons were chosen Directors of said
Bank, for the year ensuing, viz:-RowsC
Babcock, William ID. Wells, Stephen Wilcox,
Lyndon Taylor, Edward W. Babcock, Will
lam C. Pendleton, Joseph Potter, Lemuel
Vose, Welcome A. Hexie, Joshua Thompson,
Jr., and Edwin Babcock
The Stockholders, pursuant to notice pre-
viously given, voted, That the Capital stock
of the Phenix Bank be increased twenty-fi
thousand dollars or five hundred shares.
Voted, That the price of the new stock be
fixed at fifty-six dollars per share, payable
in cash within sixty days after the lst of Au-
gust next t,interestbeing charged from the time
of the last dividend until paid. The books
to be opened Immediately, and the subscrip-
tion to remain open until the 10th day of
August next.
At subsequent meeting of the Board of
Directors, on the same day, Rowse Babcock
was reelected President.
Attest: ETHAN FOSTER, Cash'r
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-07-28

with crystal dews from warm, generous
untrammeled woman heart.-CNa Intel.
A healthy moral feeling, and an earnest
ness sometimes more than feminine, indi-
cate serious views and abundant power
They relate to almost everything Of feeling
duty, foible and the things Of beauty, and
leave always a noble moral impress.-.N.
Y. Eoangeiist.
At times she stirs the profoundest emo :
tions of the heart, and awakens the mo blest
impulse of the soul.-.Northern ChriS'n.fdD.
Fanny Fern is n voice, not an echo. Her
writings are original in two senses. They
are the genuine offspring of an original
mind, and they are characteristic products
of New England. Out of New England there
are no such persons as Fanny Fern, and in
New England there is probably no one so in
tensely Yankee as she.-IfOD,e Journal
She was (as we have since learned) poor
and friendless, having been educed, by un-
forseen and overwhelming misfortunes from
affiuence to penury. She often wrote her ar
ticles as the grey dawn was breaking, after
a nights weary watch by the sick couch of
those dependent upon her; their only sup
port being the meagce pittance received for
her early productions.-.uusic0 World
and Times
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