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Political

PHiLADELPHlA, October l0.-Ti C Demo-
Gratis held a large meeting tonight at In
dependence Square, PREF aratory to the
election on Tuesday next. There has
been no general amalgama,ion between
the Wings and Natives. but the Wing
candidate for County Commissioner, and
the Native candidate for Attorney Gene
raj, have withdrawn so that ShetzIine and
Reed, will probably he reelected.
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ID HrUsEkEEPERs ESPECIALLY.

~ USEAEEfChS ESPECIALLY.
w K lnVite the attention Of Housekeepers gurc-
~ rally to the follow ng named goods, just re-
r.iy,d
St-si, 100. ia, and 1874 B,rns,ev Linen Sheeting
! !, -. -. and g. Pillow AMI Bolster Linen
81 ~. ard 10 ! S'lccia and Irish Table Damask
~. 10 J. and 81 Ham lt0n Cotton SEee,iny
Cloth and prst-i paIIask Table aud Piano Covers
~ Turkey Eri Plaid Table Covering
Pl@n and TSillci Turkey Red Tor curtains
Isl II /. III aud IA best Whitney Blankets
81 white ana 'o!ore'i FlsnLel. ior Crib Blankets
hamask EsThi' and all kinds Of Towelli,lg
Brown Linen Table "a ths and Diaper. t.y tic ward
IL, ia. 1i-3 ami lOI u bite and Color,d Quilts
Crash. German Roll ard Brown Russia SLeetng
Furniture tai.7 , ! + and 81 Plaid Cotton.
E"EACHEn SiIIRTiNGS.
We have cases ri New .rk MILLS Cotton
eases IL BARTLETT steam Mills
do - Ssmps Staxit Mil
90 - Naumkc,,E Stcsm Mills
d" II English Lot. Cloths from III. 10 &c,
do = James Ste,ru Mills
do IS Bartlett 90
do StaE do
10 pieces india Tw:iic! "rton
caees White nd .ilnsu Jeans
do Beat hc and Broun Canton Flannel
All OF the Abo'c goods viii DE sold at the y.ry low
es: market prices. Lv
CLAGl:TT, NEWTON, NAY co.
ST
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CARPET;NGS s. OIL CLOTHS.
WE ave now ready for sale
w ~ pairs Ingram CARPETS
- DO Brussels do
10 do Velvet do
10 do - Gil Cloths medium
10 DO 81 DO DO do
! do ST. do do very superior
Sheets OIL Cloth. If best quality, which
will he cut to TT any diagram
With a full and complete assortment OF goods for
house furnishing purposes at the lowest sarket
prices. EEhBY, TEBBS & YERbI.
Corner Pa lie and Eth street.
oc If Union Inn
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New York Markets

NEw YORK, Oct. IL, p. M.-Flour
firmer: Western and State brands. ST 81
cts,lo,OO0 bblS. sold. The grain market
without change. Yellow corn. ST cts:
white corn, SO IS cts-20.0O bushels
sold Cotton dull. All fancy stocks de-
clincd.
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Heavy forgeries Rumored.

BOSTON, Oct. lot is rumorel in this
city to-day, that heavy forgeries have been
detected on the houses of Laban : Beech
CT, Grant, Daniel Il Co., and others.
The amount of forged papers stated to
be afioat on those parties is in the neigh.
bOrhOUd of 5000 GOO
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EoR SALE, very valuable TRACTOR LAND

HNOR SALE, /. very valuable TRACT OF LAND
in Aez6ndr:;. co;:nty, Virginia cou:a tanning t.fi Y
two :cr5s ard {: fraction, situated opposite George
town, AM within quarter Of mile of the Ferry
binds On the Fairfax road. and the Turnpike from
tn. Ferry ~ Alcxsr driG runs through the eastern
end Of it. There about seventeen acres of it IN
good wood aud timber, AMI much 6ne cedar for posts
upon il. The cleared part has nil been highly i'm
proved and titchrd with French drains. Fine springs
II pure water ard falling stream tn ouy
it: the whole fenced in to the turn ike with fine
post and rail fence; good Darn, with sheds and
small dw.ln --house,. all in g0ot order.
The soil is of very superior quality. 7nd shout six
acres well set in timothy and clover. and about
one planted in ra.,chcs of the best kinds
This land is most beautifully situated. with r.
face every where rs level and even could be do
sired. Nearly tie whole tract may he considered
frstfate Timothy land.
Th"s. wishing to purchase will please call on Mr..
i. Cart"ry, ia Georgetown, or owen hurry. First
Ward. Washington, for any further information.
2-cn,zr-
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MARINE LIST
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER

fDhI tF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER 10
AERIykD-Br. sehr. Ali Albon, CrowelI, 81. John,
y. T.. plaster To Cszenove Co.
Schr Senator Lewis, New York. to S. shinn Son.
and freight tor Navy GsId.
schr Gen ". ii Harrison. Winset isvre de Grace
coal n Jas. Green son.
Schr. Sarah CEthrne. Dagrs, Stafford wheat corn
and oats to j. T. h. Perry Son.
Schr. Enterprise, Wheeler. wheat ard corn to J.
l. b. Perry Sou.
srhr. Trife. Gray. Nrniomoy, wheat and corn to j.
7. b. Perry Gon.
sloop Chester. Welsh Port Tobacco, wheat ana
corn to j. T. b. Perry Sen.
Steamer Columbia. Iiarrer, Baltimore. to J. J.
Wheat Bros, and freight for the District.
scnr Elliott BucklO0, Providence, 10 lllegany
Mining Co.
schr VIM. Ferguson, Champion. Ny, to Cum
lerand Coal d Iron &C.
SILAD.-Brig Emma, Carpenter. Boston, iy b. III.
Lambert.
schr. Mississippi, Hopkins, Barbaioes. by b. H.
Lambert
Schr lngomaS, Lynch, RoetUn. 10y NJ. Eldridge.
Sclr. WIN. Ferguson, Chamniop. " " coal by
Cumberland Coal & iron Co.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Oct. IL, - M.-Moderate
sales OF flour at yesterdays prices. How
ard street S6,62!. White Wheat 81 40
cts. 81 As cts. Red Wheat SI.35 cts.
a 81 ,31t-l0,000 bushels sold. White
Corn 10 - cts. Yellow Corn 81 cts.
$4,000 bushels sold. No change in other
articles
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BLANKETS. CULTS, &C.

BLANKETS. QUILTS, &C.
w & lave now in Store
W i2hn iairs Elauk"te. Ct al GRADES
,.%l Na-seiiles aud Aienlue Quilts
,;"0 T;!rl E!ca'hed tild brosm cotton shertinss
10 do linen SE.-tincs
~ do pillow slip Gotten
loo de iamask Napkin.
so do Towels. al er;,ez
% pairs Table DAinusk
With large and general stoc, If house furnish.
ing Dry Goods in al OF which ws DEFY competition
VERIFY, TEBBS & YERBT,
Cor; or fcnnsy ivans avenue and 7th street
If Union lml
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EMBHpEDERiES, &c.

EhiBHBIDE.RiES, &c.
w L take easure in calir. the attention Of the
w Ladies l. the t,i,nwir-:
25 dozen Clear Lawn IIaU,:J'r-
II do i,n0raiicrei 20
T. du Hem stitched do
II do CfeniSrt,S
lG do Flowing Sleeves
u do Half flowing Sleeves
Is do PGni,i do
10 Cami.r:c BaLGcd Collars
90 Boni. do
10 - Fuisl Do
- =" Sw;:s Iusrr. tier Coilars
roo yards Swi>s EdgH and Inserting
$50 do C;Ini,c 10 DO
:;l1 'auilrc ard ~ IFS Bands
- Nerv har3som. Erbroi,prei Skirts
We wI'h ne iat.es t. give particular attention to
thc ahnvc, - know ih-'n to be very cheap and
desirable. VERIFY. TEBBS L VERIFY.
Corner Pa. avenue and It'll s.re.t
O. TT, / ;:iun I'M
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THE NEW ORG A The beautiful Or.
j gan being erected in New Jerusalem Church.
North Capitol street. Capitol Ill., by Messrs. Pom
plitz Kodewald, will I've ready for inspection and
trial on next Saturday. the Sth instant O'Clock
M At which time the different organists. clergy
men, and all others Interested in seeing and hearing
soOJ organ are invited 10 attend.
lIILBUS HfTZ
DC = Sole agents for Pomplitz and Rodewald.
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BosToN, Oct. llth.-The wife Of Pro-
lessor Webster, the Parkman murderer.
died last evening.
Heads DiStillery exploded this morn.
ing. Loss, ten thousand dollars. Two per-
sons were injured.
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More about thc Omnibus Soene.-A gentleman rep
N'ehtng himself As the Mr.. H., alluded to in our
columns the other day, OF the parties in the
omnibus scene, called on thi, morning. and from
ue statement he made, we conclude that the ap-
Prarance he is said 10 have presented was not &C
easion.d BY of guilt but by astonishment al
beng publicly abused by man he never injured.
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AT PRIVATE SALE

| WILL offer at private sale, my LEASE, with
Il Bar room Gas Fixtures and other articles, all OF
chase. Locality on Penn. ylvAnia avenue, snuth
side near 9th street runs back tn y street; con
tlns l. rooms, in good order. Time of lease ~
mouths The House Is in good repute and doing Il
good business: front just painted. 4 quantity OF
good LIQUOR can hc had at cost price. For fur
thcr particulars tic subscriber.
Al per.ons indebted TO me will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. j. DAVIS.
f.
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ENOR RE NT-.i i,cy, three story hrick HOUSE,
Il nesr smithsonian I'acc = The house is stu
ated 18th street, Island hort dist nee from tie.
Smithsonian Institute il goo nciuhie ri;ri. ar,!
healthy location. Possession given ilnmediatelv.
Rem: 900 per acnun. payable .r;hly. X Contains
eleven rooms: ht,s attached u. :cn str. le and
carriage nouie. j. l. SMITH
Attorney -st-Law, S.h street. Lear Ia ave
ret + no;f-
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Death Of Bsruabas Bates

New YORK, Oct. ll.-Barnahas Bates.
the author of the cheap postage system,
died at Boston this morning.
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~, FOR SAhf---A we'll finished new tire story
Iii FRAME House. situated on the North side cf
MaSsarhu:ntt" avenue between 4th and 9Th street :
Thcle Ec beautiful ,..ri,n attached. containing
quantity ii iowcrs ana shru!,bery. Also a smaller
Erase HOUSE on the North side in The same
square. The fr-t ricntioual house has the benefit
Of vide alley OH the back, and size alley On tie
front Pocs"ns wishing 70 purchase, can, by call;r.-,
ace the property. Terms liberal. GrtS-.1t-
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FOR SALE AND RENT

N,OTlCE.-StOre to rent md stock OF new
" and second hand Books for sale cheap-lf
can get goot offer for my stor. ami sell out tho
Bo Ks l will rent it. Tie value for good stand il
rapidly lncre Sing a. expect to pay particular ut
tent on To The AlhaElhr, So uon. Parties can lie
supplied with reasonable rafreshmeuts in coed
style. ALFRED HUNTER
&C lit
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ALWAYS AWAKE.

ALWAYS AWAKE.
HTcGRAW & JACOBS are on the 0ui ,ire for great
WI sales at the lowest prices. They would
nounce to the Old ARMY aud New Recruits, that
their MAMMOTH STOCK is swiftly arriving Every
Steamer Ship. and Schooner landing part Of their
beautiful and well selected stock Call and see the
extraordinary bargains to be made at The Model
Grocery Store, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street sep l5-eOlm
DAZOIRS LECOUTRE-Th celebrated
IL American concsve frame back RhZ0RS. &C.
These Razors have equal in their extreme dura-
blity and keenue.s of edge. They can be obtained
genuine with single double blades at
III. LISDSLEI'S
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
OF 5-eo2m- next to Calts }ro's
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SerenadsI-Two interesting serenadcs came off
-as' evening, gwen by Prof Prosperi'. Band. The
af'i Was compliment 10 Captain Peck, of the Pres.
dents Mounted Guard, and family al their resi-
d'nce. Many delightful airs played to III. full
'nJoyment of ali present, the fne serenade being
responded To by fine collation., Of which, they par
'"ok with recprocatory feelings TO the worthy Cap
aln This fine band then proceeded 10 the resi-
drnce Of Lieut.. Feency, of the Montgomery Guards,
and there struck up some Of their finest tunes, pat
houe sentimental and venerable; the latter revving
so'e good "Old Country music, that cannot be
io'soten by those who love these feeling airs. A
generous collation. was also given here by the hos
P'aole host, the company happily separating before
Tie d1zenIh hour.
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PIsTOLsl PfsTOLsw PIsTOLsu,

PISTOLS, PESTOLSH PISTOLS!u
I HAVE constantly on hand splendid assortment
l. Of
Colts ard Aliens Fire and Six barrel Revolvers
Aliens sefcocking Pistols
Rifle, Saloon, Double and Single barrel, and Pocket
Pistols in great variety
Which will sell to customers on most accommo-
dating terms
Persons are solicited to examine my stock b. fore
purchasing. as 1t is most complete. and 1 Of
fer as reasonable terms as any house in the city.
JNO. W. BADEN,
south side Pa. avenue, near 9th street.
oe S.eotillDeclst-
aiarl. Gazette and Rock. Journal
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6.>OR aALE-A valuable FARM Of ia rcles
L neaT AcLaniria. Any gentleman wi.hing I"
purchase very dr-iralc private residence the
city viii lie furnished The particulars. terms cf sa.
&c. hy CALM, at h:y rooms IN Toids Building, Pa.
a"eii2". III. CAMERON.
I-T,tI+f
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

hlSSOLUTION.-Ths partnership heretofore
l. listing under thu Arm of Roberts Kelly is this
dsy dissolved by mutual consent. The business will
be carried on in future by joseph ". Kelly who has
assumed all the response hli,ies Of the late firm and
is authorized 10 collect all monies due the same.
WM l.. ROBERTS,
octS-3tr J. W. KELLY.
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INUREISII!D DOM s.

FURNISH ED T. - o W S-Two veil fur
J. nishcI tiItiBERS. in Il mOdrr: butt house.
with nil necessary cOnveD;nlces for bnhing can h..
had without board in private family, IN one Of IT, Q
most desirable a;iuations in Washington and hut a
t'w minutes walk from the DEPARTMENTS. Apply
/" lr. PHILIP SMITH |! sirrst, between 9,h and
10th. orl"sit- the Episbnpa Church.
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NOR * r NT-A first cl:tF- BOARDING HOUSE
4 on s'rr-t. rrar l4th. four tories in h-i:h t.
with back building. coutaing Large dining room
pnriors. and thirty cha,nhe:s Rent 81 300 Apply
corner q! II and 18th .rreet. sep 21-d;t
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TO THE LADIES.

III 1hE LAUlES.
The lata.t style Of Winter HATS just re-
AEaceived.-1he undersigned respectfully in
vites the attention Of the ladies to examine
w our rev style of HATS. and 10 inform them
that ready to receive and execute all orders
for HATS, CAPS, HEADDRESSES. &c, with neat
ness and dispatch. Also, very select assortment of
pointed velvet RIBBON, all colors; together with
every variety Of Fancy GooIs. at
WM. p. SHEDD's.
llth street, above Pennsyivanis avenue.
oct g.
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OFFICIAL.
GEN ERtf, ms
for settlements

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. NO. II.
To Cotsc'or% "h7 orf ocrr, Of tic Ctssons e.n~,,-
ing cNo~tn"es lar Discounts, usdrr ct, c0M A,4,'
1875, o'td LIST NIrch, 49,.
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II. sCHWARZE,s OYSTER CELLAR

Corner Of Eleventh and E Streets.
~ n The proprietor of this establishment
NIayrrepared to supply Families with large
MY FRESH OYSTERS. Families desiring
to be supplied regularly with the finest
kind of Oysters to be i'd will do well to give him
CALL as he will warrant the Oysters fresh. and pure
from water and cleanly opened-he is paying partic-
uar attention to this lne of business. Dinner, with
fried and stewed oysters. will be furnished at any
time Of the day or night. In quantities to regular
companies he will send the Oysters to the house.
oc 4-T4t*
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Bell Ring ct Tic Nory Yord.-I.ikc so many bees
emerging from their hive IL the esrcss Of the work
ln.men al the Navy Yard, Al the evening bell ring
The "Germauia'' would scarcely require more of an
audience than comes pouring out OF the gate, when
LIE days toll IL done, than they present; numbering
one wocli think by looking at them, some thousand
prisons They are happy, industrious, ingenious.
comfortable appearing men, and when leaving thei,
shops 90 10 entertainments at home where the very
nest. Of their lives elist among loving wives and
DEAR spnghtly chdle EN-. This il one of the inter
r.ung sights of the 'Clly OF Trees"
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ccsOOO ing every style of Fashionable
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which will be
sold at very reduced prices. for cash Persons wish
ing to purchase will do well to call and examine our
stock. which is nov very comp etc know We
offer the very best Inducements.
VERY, TEBBS & YERBY,
Corner Pa. avenue and 9TH street
oc If Union lmI
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IRON CEMETERY, NERANDA. AND OTHER
L RAILINGs consisting Of a great variety Of pat
erns. made to order and constantly hand. For
sale by RALPH HASKINS.
oct 9 Penn ay ,uth side near 10th st
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E1NDERSilIR AND DRAWERS, for fall and
- winter, of Silk, Merino, Lambswool Shaker
Flannel, and Cotton. large assortment on hand
at reasonable prices AT &. III. LANES
Gentlenlen's Furnishing Store, Pa. avenue,
oct l-9w near strprt
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SHAWLS,

SdAWIS ="
WE have now in store the following Shawis,
w which we know is the best stock in the Dis
triet:
IS Waterloo Long Shawls
so Bay State Mills Long Siawls
So Waterlett Long Shaws
$50 Atwood Square Shawls
IS White and colored Grape Shawls
SIS Cashmere Shawls
80 Long and Square Brocha Shnwls
80 Various styles of Mourning Shawls
To the whole Of which invite the particular at
tention of purchasers.
VERIFY, TEBBs & VERIFY.
Corner Pa. avenue and It'll street
oc7-tf Union 1ml
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~: FOX NT-A''d possession given .on
80 the lst Il November. he lick HOUSE on
Il street. between ll,h sud 18th streets 1t is VI
good repair, newly pap-r-d .nG PAINTED. 4 god
stand FOR any public business. Rent $500.
or i-5t* JND. WATERS
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THE AMERICAN TIMES.
4 FIRST class daily morning Newspaper. con-
IA tanning the latest and most reliable Political,
Commercial. and general American and European
news, with Army and Navy intelligence. Published
by Baylor, Ripley Brush, Baltimore. Terms s. u
year, or IL cents a week. Single copies two cents
w INGMAN, Agent
oc 5 street, 3 doors east OF eth street
N B-Mr. l. also receives subscriptions for ell the
Review Magazines. aud Newspapers
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h2stttoh.-La,t evening At n meeting of the Ma
l0nal GTrys, held III their srmory, Lieut. j.. D. Tow
t;s Vas unanimously elected Captain, in place Of
Capain Gutter, who has resigned The meeting
"as large one, and we learn, that the election of
Ar captain was unanimous, which We consider an
Indication of prosperity.
We learn, also, that Captain l.. J. Middleton has
accepted the position Of Adjutant Of the Regiment Of
volunteers, made vacant BY the transfer of Captain
Jas A Tdlt 10 tie command Of the National Guard
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By HOTSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Death Of Mrs. webster.-Explosiou

EXPRESSLY FOR THE Er-ENrNG STIR.
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Dsct' o. bGhin-ton;=n .75rsai.-Ws learn
hal Geo. Brashers, formerly member of the Frank
In Fire Company Of ,ia city, recently died OF vel
low fever in New Orleans WHAT graveyard has
lie Crescent City been the past deathly season lie
vas highly and deservrdy respected by hs many
Trends
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WANTS..

w Il f D-By ysung Man. having a
w Knowledge OF the retail drug sud prpscrir-
ten business. Coed references given t. ohara,,
ter, &c Address druggist W az hinron Citr Post
Once. early. Cc l0-2ts-
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-11-24

b@- The freshet on Sunday of last
week, was very destructive to property
in the western part of Connecticut,
particularly in Nauga tuck valley. The
Housatonic river was filed with small
buildings, timbers, &c. On the Nauga-
tuck river five bridges were carried
away. At Ansonia, it is known that
four persons were swept into the flood
with the bridge and drowned, and there
may have been more. In the vicinity
of Waterbury several bridges have been
carried away, houses have been swept
away, and much property destroyed all
along the line of the river.
One bridge, supposed to have come
from q number of miles above, was
washed down the river as far as Sey-
mour, having upon it COW, and large
pieces of timber, boards, &C., evidently
portions of buildings, have been forced
down the river.
1t is said that the damage to the
factories is very great. Some of them
will probably have to suspend operations
for months.
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SCrOfula.
OFFICE OF HIRAM KErcHUM, ESQ, }
81 Wall ST.. n. Y Nov. 10, 1851, {

OFFICE OF HIRAM KErcHUM, ESQ,
81 Wall ST., n. Nov. 10, 1861. {
Mr.. A. B. L. Myers-Dear sir: This will
certify that have suffered during the past
yo"r with Scrofulous Affection of the eyes
causing much pain, and resisting all efforts
OF cure, having tried many prescriptions,
and taken voyage at sea, in hope of re-
covering my health, but all to no effect.
was persuaded by friend, to make trial of
your Extract Of Rock Rose, from which
nave exderienced great relief. 1t produces
a most nos a. nappy effect in driving the humors
TO the SURFACE, and then gradually disap-
pearing. Conscious of the unsurpass;no
excellence of your medicine for all impuri.
ties of the blood, cheer6slly submit tho
above to the consideration of the afflicted
Yours respectfully, II. KErcHUM, JR.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-11-24
Genuine TOwnsend's Pills.

NHESE Pills have no superior for fami-
l. lily medicine, for removing distractions
ofevcry kind which produce Jaundice, Collie
Headache, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
Costveness, Less of Appetite, Sudden Colds,
and Purifying the Blood. They are per-
fectly free from all minerals. Every family
should have box, and be their own ply
scian. They are put up in wooden boxes,
and labelled, with directions inside, bearing
the written signature of the proprietor.
There is spurious article called Dr. Town
sends Pills; not in wooden boxes.
For sale by Stillman & Potter and DR..
VIM. Il. Thurston, Pawcatuck.
Prepared and sold by VIM. Townsend,
Warwick, r. |. All orders should be direct
ed to him at East Greenwich, r. l. l37m3
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-11-24
valuable Real Estate
AT AUCTION

WILL be sold at Auction, on Monday,
w the 18th of December next, at 2 o'oclck
IN tie afternoon, on the premises, that well
known stand belonging to MARTHA c..
NOfES, consisting of a large dwelling
House, and Store attached, with the Garden
and Lot of Land adjoining, containing by
estimate, four acres, be the same more or
less: Said garden contains a great variety
OF Fruit Trees and Shrubbery, all in good
bearing condition, adjoining Pawcatuck
River, fronting the west end of the Bridge,
and one of the best stands for any kind of
business in the village A good title will
be given, and possession given the middle of
April next. Conditions made known at the
time and place of sale.
MARTHA C. MOVES.
Westerly, Pawcatuck Village. Nov. q. 1853. l3et3