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6peeial Notices.

10 Metropolitan Haii.-The Revolutionary Father. viii
Ssoel on he American oo9era@e1 Pubic so ' and -
:s. o6s TO sf e's 5d TO the Ga
who tn'iT Among STRANGERS aud
Isnon " Tickets IS cents, TO lie had the principal
re- Awerican Medical Associatlon.-ANNCAL MEEr
INC on s Of M 1s sls o1 to
preeu their to The Geanitee Of hnsRseeats a. tbs
Bssdw.y as soon a: possible ris their arrival Dele
sesesea to apply Room tickets Iossr
names on MONDAY . ' sr aGS Gf 10 and
Sh@innsn Cea.. o. Arrangements sad Reception
~ Journeymen Printers, uttenrou.A General Meeting
r Sa ESsSSG he S at I oces H M.a
he of The employers Will be presented The trade
A'" ''f' j d. BRoMELL, Sec pro tenn
81 The Bleeeker-st. Church and CONGREGATION under
,e5ous ectue room the f floor q Medical College ia
~ worship ssSe SUNDAY Of May until the
csa,.ucn Of their contemplated sanctuary.
brooklyn Atheneam The Reading Rooms of this
ssa vii BE oPhd On MONDAY the "a day Of May next choice
s and American Conpnents VII Re 6es OF the ne
Terms Of subscription - per sn1uI or g for SIX months
oPs' 0''' by order Of the Board r HOLMES Secretary
sn de- sGs isS s
% invited TO es (. the 3, Met IS Gy%nssu
Of young receiving similar training Parents
n Newly ork Academy of Musc.-A Meeting of the Sub
% + M N DE o7d A Of May the
g,e No 69 Esoesway for the purpose oil ossns the A9
WSf II. PAINE, Secretary.
ga Card.-DR Powell, Ocuis', Aurst &c, at home from
6to daily, No 5O2 Broeowy DR. Pnwes Private Gin
ene in limited circumstances Afflicted with diseases OF ne
eve open 10 O'Clock morning Circulars with
ptulars obtained free Dr. Pewe Treatise the Eye
n his Office Also his celebrated SeEacting
md and large Assortment Of Artificial Eyes which
: : BE- insesd aud removed pain
MiIder,s Patent -alanunder safes, with Rich's
Observation-Disclosures celebrated be h1d OF the
oSrtureIh STEARNS MARVIN, No l46 Wserst., n. Y,
The Of Rch's patent.
~ Excelsior Pioneer AssOcatOn-for Minuesots-xll
hold their public previous drawing for choices F
nay EVENING April t7 o'clock, Chatham Hail. HORACE
GRFTLFY address The public
"a No more will admitted after Monday evening May
st which time drawing will take place Copies Of the Const1
ION can be had AZ No Grandst GEO. NJ BERTRAM Prest
s. y. BLOGErr, Secretary
~ The Voice of the Public Press over the whole Union
heard BOGLkS AMOLEthe best cheapest aud
REMEDY peculiar sentveDess which
ME, shaving OF his HYPERION FLUID
the unsurpe eanieeI and restoI Of the Hair Sold by the
s,oyentoT WILLIAM BOGLE No:7 Washington ST. Boston Ao
b, A b. L Sands, No 100 Fultonst VIM Cary Co No
S25 PeaLst Ruon Clark Co No 2l3 and Rice smith, No.
10 Boswsy and by the Druggists and PruneTs throughout the
worlc.
rxWnl.st Ferry.-NOTLCE-The boats on the new ferry
Of the foot Of Montagues. Brooklyn, will
sonusnee Running on MONDAY neat, The I'd Of May.
their tickets and after Thursday the 10Th
i.ets Att flee foot Of Montaguest
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90 tubom it man Coneern.

60 Ubom it man Contern.
HENRY Overlook will please send his address TO
C. T. w, Of b. Palmer, Advertising Agen Tribune
Budirs NewYoTk By be viii hear OF something " his
advantage.
YJ,O LANDLORDS-Wa nted Hall suitable for Con-
c.rts on Broadway Any person having Hal, who
vould fer the Of establishing
Osns Concert House would prefer reasonably please
adde's a line to MUSICA, Tribune Office.
ITO MISS MARY HAiES-Who, il is believed re-
sides in the City ofNewY OH Phade 9hs II you will direct
eer 10 JOSEPH T.. DRIGGS Newark, NeSJeTsey stating your
sdd,s You viii hesr Of something pleasing and valuable
Newark. ". J, Aprl p. 1853
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
HAT STORE for sALE-stOek, Fixtures aud Good.

HAT STORE for SALE-Stock, Fixtures aud Good.
Will complete three hsfyears standing good rn
such oPpOtan Os any Ps''o s @ sss
Fuors; Brooklyn. No Is Ce6Ars New YORK lie a
s sSbsi 70 IL. 'hi cass sAcksT Jun No IS ce,
Chloe STORE for SALE, CHEAP-On account of
~ the III hsh Of the Aho to Lee lI.e as yoY@
Sundays week days Fer terms sy 10 iooNO
no BUSINESS MEN.-THE PEAINDEALER,
weekly newspaper pubsl Cove l. (soot 80 miles
distant nom de circulation and ss good %euu
a SETsln ssSa sd aaae TIE
Cove. L. L. advertisement: uay e sent through v D.
any sddr, required
ITO POCKET. BOOK MAKERS MACHINISTS aud
so Al PO% ssrs@
Dice Skating Belts Pues sc This Is sooS chance for
sy No St do 'Ses g. ouith story
VALUABLE COAL and SALT LANDS for SALE.
thick excellent for Crates or furnaces About 10000
cesssy msds here from strong wen. number,
can be snk on III. snd win uneet ana Goa 70 S b
I Adonns the above desired TO lease on good ters .Co
in bis report Dec last of Po@eOy The Mines
10 S. sre pst Tes perfect See Cen REYNOLDS
No % nGiana State Agency Ss..aust N.Y from II tOS
XVANTED-AP Partner with from $4,000 TO $4,000,
city Address si.4 A. 81 J. g. Tribune 0kse.
VNOOLEN FACTORY for SALE-The Trustees of
the BTaN we NC SGn aasI1 ON 81
@ q Gay 5 Ps' R S & @ Pc PoS o;s
sd RS ~ e s;Gns PSsa s fn ssy s HS
carving on of Factory The Factory in full
and without being The Mill
ard MACHINERY condition with all the modern I'M
povemeIts Buildings erected for twenty sets And have
IN the room ang for that object The Ma
ehnery in operation are cards looms and other macha
~ that sale made known the day OF sale
or by application to the Trustees before that day.
10y ISisnsS1 Nf THOMAS Y HOW, Jr, Secretary
u OnO CARATS of FINE LOOSE DIAMOND
$.OUO to sold SIS per carat Apply to LOUIS AN
RICH Reade Any having large diamonds TO SELL
will DO well Anch The highest cash price Will be iven
&IO O0A OF AVAILABLE CAPITAL is
Cd lU.U\DO WANTED, by a manufacturing stock
rsny in full OPERATION Any parties OF NAB respee ability wish
us each business that VIII pay from thirty 70 forty
rr cent or the sales hear OF opportunity BY ad
dressing MANUFACTU RER Broosyn Postotee
d S00 ANY person having this amount in money
SpsUbt. At command with favorable
uri,v IN male money Particulars Address
f' THOMAS NELSON, Tribune Office
StS 00n WANTED, to put a business into
O.OOU. successful operation connected with building
Good security for the money and an interest IN the
hr.r,,s Address RAILROAD, Tribune Office
&PAA "A BUSINESS (AiechanlcalNW ELL ES-
an ceut TO pay one half the price asked Address Ga
Office
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Wants.

Pas Cook and 10 do washing and ironing, or
"A general family by resPecabe G who
can give city references Apply at No as between n
and iihsth
A Cook, BY a respectable young Woman in private
~ fmy She perfectly understands the Of COOKING ID.
oh,.cous 10 Laurdres situation Apply a NO. 30 aos'H- Do
.Sesn Houston and Beeeker HISS coed references
A frst-rate Cook by respectable Woman one
"A ders,snds pastry ard baking perfectly Has the ees o. esr
ences from her last Place Apply 81 NO onloee1'N
plsce, between llfh and l2sh-sts
A Cook. and to wash and iron and as Chambermald
n rd W,i,er In private family Gs Who are very e,psri
enees ard have excellent city references Cal no u eh'7 'oe
hoo
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Cost an6 foun0.
ttHSn REWARD-Missed since THURSDAY
ROCO EVENING, Dec ., 1854 WILLIAM SCHUYLER
snppoed have been Drowned or Murdered Inc following ds
etittion esh; inches IN night rather
hek black supposed 10 have had on
silk dark and double soled boots
offered Tor the and delivery Of hs
and the further reward OF offered for
the recovery his Gold Lever Watch and Cham and further reward
of $50 IL offered recovery Of his Silver Watch
-TANFs 81 LER Ofce No. Souihst, New-York,
No. SO Bsset,-st, Albany
7 OST-On Wednesday, 9th inst in Wallst. or vi
IL oniy, .uppoeed, GOLD WATCH made BY r. G. Bees
lev LIVERPOOL together with CHAIN and KEY The
frder literally rewarded by leaving the with VIM r.
LAUD No. S5Wallst
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GUNNER Retreats.

BOARD on STATEN ISLAND.-One or two Cen
eep or their Wives can be accommodate with
mn or perus gopee private family where the comforts
home NAV be enjoyed The house and nands beautiful
view minutes walk OF the spdns GOOD
shns bathing the vicinity Apply at No io lth ST. Refer
exchanged
DOARD in the COUNTRY.-AL Lady and Gentleman
win children and servant sever Ladies' be accom-
dated with Board respectable private family Newyesey with
IA an hour of York. by Railroad Inquire Of j. u BROWN
office of L Ketchum, No. ~ Nasssust
COUNTRY BOARDING-Tweve or fifteen persons
can be well accommodated with board for the ths
ost elevated healthy villa of Rdgehed Conn We
above commanding extensive
view the surrounding country with benti
mi shades walks fine drives good schools &c The adyer
r from to II O'CLOCK az the irving House
address r. A ROCKWELL, RidseGed, Conn
COUNTRY BOARD-Mrs. DAVID, Cedar Hill,
~ Peruou will open house for tho reception Of Boarders
the The steamboat Armenia leaves the foot Of
course greatly increased by the OF
Permont TO accommodate peen
gers ly the HhdsOn River Railroad.
CHlCAGO.-GEO.WG GAGE, ofBoston, and DAVID
GAGF Of Bellows Falls W. have Leased for term OF years the
FREMONT HOUSE, Chicago III, owned aud formerly
ent y ouch The fremont the largest and best
d and furnished the United aud the subscbs Will
Sras no rains Ia all elsss house
Mr. Jsre, AIKEN formerly connected with the Union House Spring
field Mass Uncle Jeys will be of the principal sssants
Travellers respectfully invited TO GAOE bkOIliEhD
fremont House, Chicago April l5 1855
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Cbantes for Business Ellen.

ALEXANDRIAN PICTUREs-These celebrated
join w sHEDDEN, corner Bowery and ith st.
A GROCERY STAND for SALE-TOgether with
n the tock Fxtores Hore Wagon and Haes The otoTe
dong frstae cash and book trade The rent very l9"
Apply premises northeast NOrfk aud Of
A VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY for SALE
n Now doing cash business Of FROM $500 TO $1,000 yearly,
story Dwelling Tailor and Shoe Shop GanTy Sheds
Barns sS6 ,yIy Sshs out OShs Of sO F B. w
ihis os & CULTIVATION WIN
BAKERY for SALE-An old established Bakery,
eek with everything epee for cary ng on TIE
building connected with the would be essed % responsible
i; &c sad o SSSe o. bAviDsoS &c. Boa
CHEMICAL WORKS for sALE.-The Stock and
- Fixture. Of the GrenPeat Chemical F1tsrs: A7S'.
bed1s zoo b. feet atu.d It Ia, been asd for the
HAA''''''' H KsEis2HER corner Of Delaney and oer
CALIFORNIA; Gentleman hay ing had successful
~ e1perenees Francisco Wholesale Merchant about re-
or would make with house in Boston
encs. sVeS 1ddI. IL care Of Palmer Newspaper Agent
scoIsy'. Building, cOst't, Boston
COTTON MILL for SALE at MORAVIA, Cay1ga
,ietns weekly psieua address. sToYELL MOruya, NY
EOR sALE-The PatentRight of SHERWOOD"
Yost Knss-s invention for turning pillars EeEe posts
bsHIssI. p. 10 Es ee po,' c cs UDsne or
The corner and Grsn4rs Eat River where orders are
Il VAN ASDEN corner TOmPsin. and Grsna'.- ORD L.
SHERWOOD, No l5s Broalway.
TOR SALE or 70 RENT-A trst-class Steam Flow
I ,riug Nil, y III Fear PSir Of French Bgr- go -es
J. MORRISON, No. 81 Fr0a. q.
Tor sALE-That old established Lamp, Camphene
and Crorksry 5i Divisonst The stock God VIII
l.se and viii be disposed Of cheap for cab For terms IN
qJif. or the pfenlses
ELOURiNG MILL for SALE or 20 LET.-The
WATERLOO MILL. situated the Seneca and Csyass Canal
/, or or 10 bad this This Mil
u,fd IN tie u6st wheat growing district and be supplied
tie CAyux Lakes and
pie Car Of Buffalo and other
tie Western LsktE App icstion can BE made %
B. sKAATS, Attorney &-Law, Waterloo.
ITO MANUFACTURERS and MACHINISTS.-Wll
be sold hatAn the Lot Of Ground 30 feet square situated
south Trenton EewJesy The Of Fedora and Blooms
bury.fa Water Power wharf
and within short distance the New and
and anal together with tie brick and wooden
Luinr building overwhelmingly the site Of the Union Print
and Bleach Work. There On the premises larss vel Eyna
SUPPLY so FOR Paper other
or bleach WORKS web adapted Price 81 5c which
tuepgs bueng p-erses
mortgage the property Also for very
pi else concern 10 Building Lott iated
property. Apply ISAAC COLLss No Is Alor phs.
Phiseeipks Ek month, 1853
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Gonses 10 Get.


A FURNISHED COTTAGE.-To Let, at Clifton,
"A Staten Island desshsuy situated on the Shore and within
i'" minutes walk Of the c cHIRLEg GsaHAx No. IS William
RROADWAY.-To Let, the four.story FIRE proof Store
ID No ~. Apply to NEsMITa Co, No 50 Newest
COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET-At the low Rent
az. Ss 'Ss Ss Iss
situated the pleasant and thriving village Of Plucieun, nsss
o.. s:.sss
sf as ss
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-A small three
L story House well furnished situated 18Th between Brood
Ts ss ~ SIMEON Ba.6@S Ss EsS s% the ' Of Nay
HOUSES on s6th-st. (Yorkyille) to LET at LOW
aEET .t :" Of al The roy S e s.'o%s Hs win
vs Raosd and sse feet vide on hiss
.1 V 'S% ess sU76%M d o. aP Sd
HOUSE to LET-Rent moderate, nearly new, four
sI % s ' c: s % az ASy c
uOBOKEN STORE and DWELLINGS to LET
I'd store i:ss:sa q cssss;y
s w; WITH sxsi sss ..s
h;ssi's '1 S Il s".s,
MORRIsIANA.-To Let, two Stores in the best 10
s.0 %p1 the s VIZ WIS ssRS ss s The saws
WI CRAY Upper Mordasn. NO. 10 lsa'sn'"' ~ Ter
REsPECTABLE RESIDENCES There are two
e.. Of aSsa' o% On. sns, n the Model pwsn 10
wse closets se The other or sms.1 a MONS 9sss pnss
without the most puonabIs references. "
DENT $20O-TO Let, the second floor of dwelling
NO q! Es.tssv brown stone front consisting ads
mall family FOR particulars inquire Of W. RoBNsoS No IS
ROOM to LET-with steam power-One large
sssdy N Of the bst The city. Apply
yERRIs TABER, corner Of 0resnwieb and BssehstG
ROOMS to LET, With good steady POWER, ct tho
AZ Hasm Railroad Depot situated wh~ between Elm ne
ssh. sscomno4si.s VIII s: any AMOUNT d sesr s
W. A ALLES, corner o. Elm I'd Sl.afdrssA
CTATEN ISLAND-FURNISHED HOUSE at
sau es % Isrx sssRy ae AZ ely
No q st Once
CTORES to LET-The New Four-story Store, cor
Ope Of Bosdwsy and so the stoes snns Nos - md
suitable fsrsiu Uphoie Dry Grocery Coaissusn
cry Stores WIN ''a cSxS No cs :. No 50 u.o..s
CHORES on Grsnd-st, Willamsburgh, for SALE
- CHEAP-Two Of the best stands The whole ssst Nos Ia
sss BALANCE s.'h ECocRoRoFf Rs'iI; :: 49,
CTORE to LET-The Store and House No ZIG Ca
- la-.. As0, House No. 2 L.aTsn.;s IApPIyse.
| CTORE to LET in COURTLANDTST-Thste lc-
- rs brown stone ssos. III. ss:smsut s1d ses. m sAs
ssey Apply PETER 4 H. JACKSON, No. is2 Broadway -
ITO LET-Three Cottage Houses, one with barn, &c,
&. sA - ARSy SG sv s2 ssp;STsy ss
| Alse part Of House No $40 sdsv.
ITO LET-A fntclass House, having all ~ s,s.,.S
novsneai With spsssss go..ss sas s.'s fss Sss
in one q the %o pleasant % ssn. N Toe s, - VIA
he let with or WITHOUT the stable Adzfs" 'eA ~"
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A YoUyG AMERICAN GIRL wants a situation as Seam
N eas and 10 do light chanberwork assist taking
one child Can days No lbs Dvsons Wages
so much On object good home.
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Nem Publications.

TINE ATTORNEY; or, THE CoRBEsPOsDEScE OF
Il JoHs QUop. and revised edition, wi us;rstols
The Qsod Correspondence shed The Kaksb,eke
Magazine le4 1872 isued in book form volumes
The the laid EewYok City, and the desp
Of characters and places exceedingly powerful and graphic
1t ne volume Emo clot,. Price 81 Published by
$ HUSTON, No. $50 Nasssg-st.
And ors ale by 4 Boob
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RyspFcTABIF YOUNG WoMAN wants situation 10
~ 40 ene Homework or Good city reference
by siven Can be seen engaged at No 3s lhs between Isl
nd
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Afhpla
Door open 81 O'Clock performances csnnenee a. - e9ses S
y.sue So cents Second Cee - cents fvss DoAe soi vi
49,. fh.ira hcenfa
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A RESPECTABLE You've WOMAN wants situation a
n Laundre family or as Laundress and C,os in
.al family She stands her perfectly wei
ard can come well ndd from her last place Gala No
oath hGvs Can be Tor two days not en-
ssRd Has objection to travel with lady.
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N,,- soY,ar Mr. Chippendae Mrs Ftzsmyth Mrs Brou
Doors open 63 O'Clock performance 20 commence at7t Ia
"a Dress Circle, 50 eents; Family Circle q cents
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Protestant Girl wants a situation rs Waitress II
~ nriyate family objection washing azd
irr Good CITY reference given Apply AZ 70 80 West Tibet
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D'AUBIGNE's HISTORY, VOL. N.Eihe suescrlb-
~ have pleasure announcing to the trade that having pur
s, m large sum the proof sheets Of the FINN Volume OF Au
" orv in advance publication Great Britain they IN
teIo TO issue It on MONDAY, MsS
NJ s vol ,oo hi cloth 80 cts 9Th vol l2no- fine edi 7
~ ~ wi i9no full cloth 6Oc 9Th vol $50 cover SIC
% ,.o have ready al the editions OF the eA-he
volumes
The five volum 12no, ami form IN CLOTH - ~
edition on thlck paper - ~
The 6vey "a svo, Goth 81 o.
more Interest than lis predecessor
will be filed. hobLhi iet pnSs,r.v NsrYo,k
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out and Sores children Sore Lips Pimples on the
Face. and all diseases of the Skin.
RT For particulars see small bills accompanying
each box.
BE- 10000 boxes sold in New England the past
year. and gave universal satisfaction. %
The great secret of the popularity of this Ointment
lies in the fact that it accomplishes all it is recon-
mended to do and that do not recommend it TO
any thing but for which from the nature Of the
ingredients it is an absolute specific while other pre-
parations of the kind recommended to cure every
disease that human flesh is heir to- from Consumption
down to the bite of flea, when, in fact all the med
the thousands of fictitious certificates published in
their praise
invite those troubled with the above complaints.
particularly Salt Rheum) to take box and try it
if you not fully satisfied return it and take back
your money.
n. B-I have hundreds of oftestimonials can show
any who fees disposed to call on me and satisfy
himself of the virtues of the Ointment
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
Naugatuck. Conn
Hy To whom all Orders should be addressed. Sold
also by the principal Druggists and Country Mer-
chants generally. Price 25 cents
WHOLESALE DEPoTs-C. V. CIIcKNER Co. No. 81
Barclay-st. New York A. MCCLURE s. Co.. Albany ;
]. KIDD Co.. Pittsburg; WM. III. BRowN s. Co.. No.
Liberty-st., Baltimore 7. W. DYoTT & Sons, Phila.
AGENTS.-J p Noyes Stiman Potter W &
A Parkerson. Westerly; +. A. Palmer, Ezra Cheesbro
and w. III. Holmes, Stonington g. d. s. W p. Hyde,
Mystic; NJ. Manning, Mystic Bridge; O. NJ. Still
man. StillmdnriHe f. s. H. Babcock Co. Potter Hill !;
J. d. Babcock. and 4. r. Wells & Co.. .4shaway; H.
Whipple, Hopkinton City; Rockville Co. Centre TIEe
Co.; A G. +. B. Arnold. IL. H. Richmond s. Co.. N
s. A. Fenner. 1y100iSwo1w
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ON TAKING OUT YOUR WATCH Du


On TAKING OUT YOUR WATCH DUR
ING SERMON. This is no small exploit
There are many advantages arising from
it. In the first place, it will be known
that the man has watch. In the Sec
ond place, he will show that the sermon
has not very much affected him. Third
ly, it will be modest hint to the min
lister that he has preached about long
enough, and should bring his sermon to
a close. Fourthly, it will take up a
portion of the time and attention, SO
that the sermon, certainly, (if not the
whole, will pass by many as the idle
wind and be lost. Fifthly, it will show
what estimates the man puts on the
message of grace. Sixthly, it will alb.
stract the notice of others around, anC
turn their attention from the message il
like manner. Seventhly, it is an ac
very much in harmony with the passage
Of Scripture in Amos s: L.: " Wher
will the new moon be gone that we ma,
sell corn; and the Sabbath, that w
may set forth wheat?''
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One Ounce of Prevention

WORTH pound of cure, Just received
w by the subscriber who is authorized
agent for Westerly and vicinity, for the sale
of Dr. S A Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum
Syrup, Canker Cure and Cerate. Keeps
constantly on hand the following. Myers
Extract of Rock Rose, Port Wine and Rock
Rock Bitters, only 25 cents for large bot
tie. DR.. Josephs, Superior Rheumatic Lini-
ment, and other Medicine prepared by him.
Balm of Gilead, W Taugee's All Healing
Salve, DR.. J B Grifiths Balsamic Gum or
Plaster, TOwnsend's Corn Plaster and Stick
ing Salve, DR.. Townsend's Health Pills, 100
Pills for 25 cts, Townsend's Vegetable Fam
lily Pills, DR.. Stoves Vegetable Rheumatic
Medicines, &C., &c., Ground Spices, Ground
Coffee in papers, SC. For sale at liberal
prices by DIV HAMMOND,
High ST., Westerly, r 1. 81
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Hlisfrllancons.
The Reason Why.

why does Kate look so pale, mother?
Why are her arms so small
Why does she never smile, mother?
Why do her eyelids fall?
Why does she walk alone, mother;
As if she had no friend
Why does she sigh SO oft, mother?
Is she so near her end?
Why does she breathe so quick, mother,
And start as if it shocked her,
To hear the quiet rap, mother,
Of Smith, the village doctor!
Why does he come so oft, mother?
Can he prolong her days
By leaving pills and gifts, mother,
And singing leve-sick lays?
Twas but the other night, mother,
When Kate lay near my heart,
She urged me to be good, mother,
And said We soon must part.
She said she was TO go, mother,
Away from home and me,
And ls4ye papa and you, mother,
To dwell near by the sea.
Is It jordan's stormy banks, mother,
Where she is to be carried?
shut Hp, shut up, You little brat
She's going TO be married.
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SowING GARDEN SEEDS IN AUTUMN.
The practice Of sowing the seeds of
hardy vegetables for early Spring use
At such i time Of year that they shall
make considerable growth before winter,
has been practiced with great success
by some gardeners, particularly for let
tuee, early cabbage, early onions, spinach,
sc. Much of the success of some of these
vegetables consists in getting sufficient
ly good and vigorous growth before win
ter. But it often happens = that the soil
is suffering from the severe autumn
drougths at the best time for sowing.
J. Towers, skillful English gardener,
pursues the following method, which, if
found useful in that humid climate, would
doubtless be of much greater advantage
under our parching sun. He first thor
oughly soaks with fine rose watering
pot the entire space to be seeded-this
is done at sunset, and the surface COW
cred with mats all night, and until late
the next afternoon, when the watering
and covering is again repeated, and SO
on for three successive days. By this
time the soil is brought to a fine, friable,
quite moist condition, when the drills
are drawn, a watering given along each,
the seed then sown and covered with the
screened earth. Every good seed will
grow without failure, and with no ap-
pearance of the unevenness so common
with dry weather sowing. Superficial
watering, as is commonly practiced at
this season, is perfectly futile, and soak
Ing the seed merely will be of little use
A rery aoeak solution of guano, or of su-
perphosphate of lime, may be used for
moistening the drills.