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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &C.,

WASHINGTON, S.,
Clerks Office, Court Of Common Pleas,
.AprH II. 1854.
Whereas, ABEL f. PALMER, of w Westerly,
in the County of Washington, House Carpenter,
has filed his petition in this Office, against
SAMUEL SLOCUM, yeoman, alias laborer, of
said Westerly, representing that on the 10th
day of November, 1853, the said Slocum was
indebted to the petitioner in the sum of one
hundred and twenty-six dollars and forty nine
cents for certain work and labor performed for
and at the request Of said Slocum in and about
the building of certain dwelling house on or
near the highway leading from Pawcatuck
Bridge to Boom Bridge, upon lot of land
owned by Truman Lanphere, in said Westerly,
bounded on the north by land of Truman Lam
phere, south and west on land of Pardon Lewis
and on the east by the highway; and claiming
a lien upon said dwelling house and the inter-
est of said Slocum in said land, by virtue of an
act entitled an act securing to mechanics pay
ment for repairs and improvements by them
made upon real estate, and praying that said
lien may be enforced against the same and that
the said house and premises may be sold to
satisfy his said account, and all other accounts
and demands for which the same is pledged and
liable, by virtue Of said act.
Notice is therefore hereby given to all per-
sons having lien by virtue of the act entitled
an act securing to mechanics payment for re-
pairs and improvements by them made on real
estate, or mortgage, or an attachment, or any
other claim on all or any part of the property
described in said petition, to appear before the
Court of Common Pleas to be holden at South
Kingstown, within and for the County of WASH
ington, on the second Monday of May, 1854,
and make out their demands against the same
also then and there to show cause, if any they
have, why said lien shall not be allowed and
enforced by said Court for the amount claimed.
3tl6O E. II. CHAMPLIN, Clerk.
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The Great Sxbstitxse for CalOmsi
POTTE ER'S
PODOPHYLINE PILLS.

DODOPHYLINE, the active ingredient in
l. these Pills, is the resinord principle OF
the Podophy yllum Peltatum, or Mandrake.
1t is obtained from the crude Mandrake
root by an intricate chemical process, and
is the active principle Of the plant, divested
Of its woody and non-medical properties,
lis much used by the Eclectic or Reform
class of Physicians as well as the Alopathic
and Homeopathic practitioners.
The following extracts from medical
works will show in what estimation 1t Is
held. The ECLECTIC DIsPENsAToRY says,
I" We make use Of this agent in those cases
where Mercurials are used by o certain
class Of practitioners, and find the result
to be vastly in our favor. 1t is one of our
most valuable cholAgogue cathartics, opera
ting mildly yet effectually-arousing the
whole bilious and digestive apparatus to O
normal action. 1t likewise exerts favor
able influence on the cutaneous functions
producing and maintaining q constant mois-
ture of the skin. 1t may be safely and ben
eficially administered in Jaundice, Dropsy,
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Bilious, Remitant
and Intermitant, Puerperal and Typhoid
Fevers, Scrofulous and Syphilitic Diseases.
aticorLiyerAffections sandRheumatism."
HooPER's MEDICAL DICTIONARY says, Of
this plant, "It is one Of the most certain
and efhcacious Of the cathartic vegetables
which have been examined in this country.
1t has been recommended in Dropsy, to
which it seems we'll adapted" The UNITED
STATES DIsPENsAToRY says, "lt is an ac-
tive and certain cathartic-producing CO.
pious liquid discharges, without much grip
ing or other unpleasant effect. In some
cases it may produce nausea and even vom-
iting; but the same result is occasionally
experienced from every cathartic. 1t is
applicable to most infammatory affections
which require brisk purging, and is much
employed in various parts of the country In
Bilious Fevers and Congestions of the
Liver; also, in Dropsical, rheumatic and
Scrofulous Affections. In minute doses; it
is said to diminish the frequency of the
pulse and relieve Cough in Catarrhal and
Pulmonary Affections"
DIRECTIONS a prompt cathartic
is indicated, take, for an adult, two or three
Pills, but in nil cases where the constitu-
tional effect of the medicine is desired, take
one Pill once in II or "a hours, until the
desired effect is misunderstanding the
dose to obtain n cathartic effect, when re-
quired Dose, for an adult, from one to
three Pills, for q child of IL years, one
half to one and half Pills, for a child of 2
to years, from one eighth to one-half q
Pill, pulverized and mixed with syrup. Fe-
males generally require less dose than males
Of the same age.
Prepared only by
]. II. POTTER, DRUGGIsr,
Westerly, Il. I.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

TNHE Subscriber having been appointed
l. by the Hon. Court Of Probate, of the
town Of Westerly, administrator on the es-
tate of LEMUEL VOSE, late of Westerly,
r. l. (deceased), and having qualified him
self accordingly, hereby requests all per-
sons having demands against said estate to
present them, and those indebted to said
estate to make payment.
EDWARD w. BABCOCK,
Administrator.
Westerly, r. l.. Feb. IL, 1854. 7tl5l
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The Old Story Revised.

COME of our friends are aware that for
- three weeks we have been making selec-
tions of Boston and New York Millinary.
To Such as are not aware Of it, we will say,
we now offer fine assortment, having
been guided in our choice at the opening
of some of some Of the most approved houses
in the city. MISSES MOVES.
Pawcatuck April 8. 1854. 1857
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TWilight SOap,

FDECATED to the venerable lady, Mrs
II Partington by the proprietors Beck & Co
This beautiful and fagrant Toilet Soap pos
sesing in its composition the combined vir.
tues Of tho vegetable kingdom, to cleanse
purify and perfume. Buy enc cake and try
IL. For SAFE by
1851 DIV HAMMOND.
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NOtiCe.

4 Meeting of the Stock holders of the
II PHENIX BANK, holden ut their Bank
ing House, on Thursday, the both day Of
March, 1854
Voted, That the Capital Stock Of this
Bank be further increased Five Hundred
shares, and that the price there Of be fixed
at Fifty-six Dollars q Share, payable in
TWO installments, viz: Twenty eight doll
ars on the 10th day of May next, and Twen-
ty-eight Dollars on the 10Th of June next,
with interest from the time Of the last divi-
dend.
The Books for subscription will be open
ed on the 1st day of April, and close on
Saturday, the Goth Of April.
ETHAN FOSTER, Cash'r
Westerly, March 80, 1854. 4t158,
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NOTICE..
Mount Eagle TripOIi.

lust received, n large invoice Of thi.
y most invaluable article for cleansingand
furnishing metal and glass ware. Warrant
ed to give better satisfaction than any
other article in use. Certificates Of its
goodness may be seen at our Store.
j. & p. MOVES.
Pawcatuck, Dec. Z, 1858. l4ltf
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stop Thief!

WHEREAS, certain evil disposed persons
w have been in the habit Of stealing
Wood and Chips from the Shipyard Of the
Subscribers, thi, is to give notice that we
will punish to the extent Of the law every
thief that VIC can hereafter detect in such
offence. n. & +. SHEFFIELD.
Pawcatuck, April 12, 1854. 3tl59
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Have you the Headache !

lust buy one Bottle Of j. W. Poland's
d Headache Killer-an invaluable Remedy
for Sick and Nervous Headache, Pain in the
Head, sc. For further particulars, obtain
small bills of the agent. Price so cents for
a large bottle. d. w. HAMMOND.
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Trees, Shrubs and Plants.

u CCSs SnENnS dhhu II hSthh -.
HNHE Subscriber would invite the atten-
l. ton of the citizens of Westerly and the
public generally to the following stock %
trees to be obtained at River Bend Nurs
Iery, viz:
40 varieties Of the choicest Apples.
20 varieties of Pears,
% Of the best varieties of Cherries.
IL varieties Plumbs, best suited TO our eli.
mate. varieties Apricots.
3 varieties Ounce. Gooseberries, Rasp-
berries, Currants, and Grapes.
so varieties Dsciduous Ornamental Forest
Trees. 13 varieties Evergrccns.
40 choicest varieties Dsciduors shrubs.
10 selected varieties herbaceous Plants.
20 varieties Roses. 2 varieties Peonies.
20choice varieties Dablies, and fine as
sortnent of Tulips
1000 yards Box. 5000 Roots Asparagus.
The above stock Of Trees, Shrubs and
IPlants-oyer 10000 in number-are offered
for the spring sale Of 1854, on terms that
shall be satisfactory to those who may wish
to purchase.
Address J. TAYLOR, River Bend Nur,.
cry, Westerly, II |. 1857
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lust received to day an Assortment of
d SHOWS Jelly Drops, a truly delicious
article favored with Pineapple, Vanilla,
Strawberry, Orange, &c. Also Cardamon
and Sweet Flag Drops, superior Package
confectionery &c, For sale by
l58tf ID. W. HAMMOND.
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ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. W. ]. Langler, Of Hunts
willie, Yadkin Co., N. O., dated Nov. !, 1853.
AZ READ HIS OWN WORDS. ia
To Professor HoLLowAv.

To Professor HOLLOWAY.
Sir,-It is not my wish to become notorious, nell
ther thrs letter written for the mere sake OF writ
ing but to say that your Ointment cured me OF one
of the most dreadful cutaneous diseases thai flesh is
heir to- and which was considered by all who knew
me TO be entirely beyond the reach Of medicine.
For nine years was affected with one Of the most
painful and troublesome legs that ever fell 70 the
lot Off and after trying every medicine I had
ever heard e. resigned In despair all hope Of ever
being curcG but friend brought mo IL couple pi
large pots of your rtms"t. wuch caused -s. Sas''
ON my legs to hea. mud Iru'rr,y gt.-rp n-' , a-su
to my agreeable surDrs" agI ..,ut ID ~ The as-
tonishme MT O. my li d. tSigncd
VI. j. LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD BREAST,
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy of o letter from Mr. Durant, New Orleans,
Nov. Q, 1853
To Professor HoLLowAY,
Dear Sir.-It is with heartfelt gratitude have to
inform you that by the Of your Ointment and
Pills the life Of my wife has been saved. For seven
years she has had a bad breast, with ten running
wounds (not of a cancerous nature) Twas told that
nothing would save her she was then induced TO
your Ointment and Pills, when in the short space
of three months they effected perfect cure to the
astonshment Of all who knew us. We obtained your
Medicines Of Messrs. Wright Co, Of Chartres-st
New Orleans. send this from Hotel des Princes,
Paris although had written II at New Orleans be-
fore we finally left ut that time not knowing your ad
dress I'm New York, [Signed.l r. DURANT.
The Pills should be used conjointly with theOntmen
in most Of the followin cases -
Bad Legs Corns (soft) Pheumatism
Bad Breasts Cancers Scads ~
Burns Contracted and Sore Nipples
Bunious Stiff Joints Sore-throats
Bites of Mosche- Elephantiasis Skin-diseases
toes and Sand Fistulas scuryy
Flies Gout Sore-heads
Coco-bay Glandular Swell Tumors
Chiego-foot ings Ulcers
Chilblains Lumbago Wounds
Chapped hands Piles Yaws
- Sold at the Establishment Of Prof H0LL0-
WAY, 49, Corner of Ann and Nassau sts.. N Y; also
by all respectable Druggists andDealers in Medicines
throughout the United States in Pots. at 81 IL cts
81 cts, and 81 so each. To be had wholesale Of the
principal Drug Houses in the Union.
REDDING, e. co. Boston, General Agents.
J.BALCH & SON, Providence, Agents for Il. I.
ST There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance OF patients IL
very disorder affixed to each pot 129eow1y
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to say to the Citizens Of Westerly and vi
cinity, that they have recently leased the
Store known as d. P. BABCOCK'S Store,
formerly occupied by VIM. Z. Coe & Co., on
MAIN STREET, and have filled the same
with new and desirable stock Of
RY zoo ID s,
which we shall be- happy to show to all who
may favor US with q call.
We would take this occasion to state that
our stock has been selected with much care
from fresh Spring Importations and the
best American Manufactures, and that our
long experience in this department Of trade
and our unusually good facilities for OBJ
such inducements as will be for the advant-
age of all in want of DRY GOODS to give
US call.
Among our stock may be found
DRESS GOODS
in great variety, such as RICH DRESS
SILKS, in plain and fancy colors, Black do.
all widths, Alpaccas, Alpines, and Modo-
mas, all wool Delaines, English and Persian
do. new and desirable styles of Manches-
ter and Hamilton do, English, French,
Scotch and American Ginghams, do, do,
and American Prints, do, do, Patches, all
wool de Bages, Cotton and Wool do, Muslin
do, Muslin and Lawns for Summer Dresses.
SHAWLS! All-wool Cashmere in White,
Red and Green centers. Printed all-wool
do, in all colors, a splendid article for sum
mer use. Black and colored silk do, Black
Stradilla do, domestics, in bleached and
brown Cottons, all widths and qualities,
Crashes and Diapers. Flannels, white and
colored
WOOLENS L. VESTiNGS: For
Gents and Boys wear. Summer stuffs for
the season. Gloves and Hosiery for Ladies
and Misses, in Woolen and Cotton. Gents
Half Hose and Boys do.
Parasols in all Colors.
Table Cloths in Linen, bleached and
brown, Cotton do, in all colors, Napkins
and Doilies, Linen Handkerchiefs, white
and colored Borders, besides q general va
riety of Thread Store Goods.
In fact, we fatter ourselves we have such
goods as will be wanted and appreciated.
We shall be constantly receiving new goods
in addition to our present stock, so that our
customers can always be sure Of finding a
good assortment to select from, and at
prices that cannot fail to suit.
Hoping that we shall receive such encour-
agement from you as will enable us to car
ry out our original intentions Of becoming
citizens among you, and that our course in
business will be such as will gain US your
confidence, and liberal share of your pat
ronage.
We have become convinced that to afford
you goods at low prices, and thus enable us
to turn our stock often, is not only for OUR
interest but for YOURS; and that
Large Sales and Small Profits,
is the true principle to do business upon.
CLOUGH, SCRIBNER g. co.
Westerly, April 13, 1854. 159tf
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"A CURE FOR ALLi!
HALLQWAY'S OINTMENT.
,.s;reus offks Union -

Cuirsns of the Union -
You have done me the honor as with one voice,
from one end Of the Union to the other to stamp the
character OF my Ointment with your appreciation.
II n scarcely two years since made II known among
,ou and already Il has obtained more celebrity than
sny other medicine in so short period
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
3s, Corner of Ann and Nassau streets, New York.
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Thrilling Life Scenes at
THE FIVE POINTS.

The Old Brewery and the new Mission
House at the Five Points. by ladies of the
Mission Being a truthful record Of their
doings. This highly interesting book is for
sale at very low prices in different bind
ings, by d. W. HAMMOND.
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Over 1ON.ONO Bottles Sold.

..rs1. sale OF J. Russell Spaldings' Gel
ebrated Vegetable Composition Of Rose
mary and Castor Oil or wash, for Bcautify-
ing, Embellishing, Curling, Improving,
Restoring lnvigorating and Cleansing the
Hair. Trial Battles only % cts. also in
very large BATTLES each in neat and fam
cy box, for - cents. Appointed Agent,
15Stf ID. W. HAMMOND.
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Dissolution.


THE Copartnership heretofore existing
under the name and firm of J. H. Lewis
& Co. is this day dissolved by the demise Of
Mr.. Lemuel Vose.
Joseph II. Lewis is authorised to settle
the business of the late firm
JOSEPH II. LEWIS.
EDWARD W. BABCOCK.
Westerly, Apr. 1854. Administ'r.
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Notice..

THE subscriber will continue business
on his own account at the store formerly
occupied by J II Lewis & Co., in the New
Brick Block. All persons indebted to the
late firm of j. II. Lewis & Co are requested
TO make Immediate payment.
JOSEPH II. LEWIS.
Westerly, April |, 1851 l58tf
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Ladies' Wrought Hdkfs,

T AIDES Wrought Collars, just received
IL from Boston, at the Cheap Cash Store,
on Main streea. Also, q large assortment
of Ladies' and Misses Cotton Hosiery, in oil
colors and qualities.
CLOUGH, sCRIBNER & co.
Westerly, April II, 1854.
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Dissolution.


THE Copartnership heretofore existing
between the Subscribers, under the firm Of
G GREENMANVILLE MANUFACTURING
CO., is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. ASA FISH.
GEORGE GREENMAN,
CLARK GREENMAN,
THOMAS s. GREENMAN,
NICHOLAS ROGERS,
DANIEL A. CHAPMAN,
FRANKLIN BARBER,
JOHN CUNDALL,
VIM. ELLERY MAXSON,
CYRUS II. MAXSON.
Mystic Bride, Ct., April l, 1854.
COpartnership.
THE undersigned having taken a lease o.
the Mill, Machinery and appurtenances
situated at Greenmanvillc, in the town o.
Stonington, County of New London, and
State Of Connecticut, lately occupied by the
late Greenmanville Manufacturing Co.
hereby give notice that they hnve this day
entered into copartnership with the inten.
ton and for the purpose Of manufacturing
Tweeds, Linseys, Cnssimeres. Wool Jeans
and other goods, and th0t the name Of such
Company assumed by thcm is GREEN.
MANVILLE MANUFACTURERS CO.
FRANKLIN DADBa..,
JOHN CUNDALL,
DANIEL A CHAPMAN.
Mystic Bridge, Ct., April /, 1854.
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q Cartons

bright All-wool Cashmere Shawls. just
ID received ut the New Cheap Cash Store,
formerly occupied by Coe & Co., Main street
CLOUGH, SCRIBNER & co.
Westerly, April IL, 1854. l59tf
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TrUsses,
Judd's Baking Powders.

TUsT received, large invoice Of Judd's
y celebrated Baking Powders. at
kP. NoYES,
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DRY GOODS,
AT THE
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.

THE Subscribers would take this method
to say to the Citizens Of Westerly and vi
cinity, that they have recently leased the
Store known as d. p. BABCOCK'S Store,
formerly occupied by VIM. E. Coe & Co., on
MAIN STREET, and have filled the same
with a new and desir able stock Of
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Cffv EnfeIilyfnce.

ST GrcEers sou.IY OF Nkw IosK - Oa TUESDAY eve
ming this s ci.ty he'd Dte Ing ~ the Astn House,
when The FOL sing Zoe wers elected Tor ths eusuins
yesr:-Pre itsDt, William Young, E.q Fr.t Vice Prsi
dent Doctor Bradshaw; secoso do rnon,s Viafcs E,q.
Tessui,r Robt Bag, ;Sesrrtayits "a yard FWsri,
n. Il. Burnett E-qts.; Chaplain, Right Rev. D..
W,inwr ght Prc,iropsl Bishon ~ Nav York AMI R.v.
Dr Heyile stewards fsr Anpual Fsstval ~ D. Burnett
3 i Gurnfy c u Fotk Francis Rieer, r. B.n bridge,
T. Tapscoit Eqrs Or. Brales who has 10 enthusiastically
bed tie chair II tie Society for mary Jeass declined
re elt ciion.
TFssas or THE FRon PAVILION HorEt, Roc,awAY.
From the rapid thav an6 heavy raa OF yssegcay
pg md. .Tmining the brck work OF the wing
the sbcvs hotel, which was building About enc hua
cred feet epg tntr pils, ard stories high IL
gave way teioisa touiheast gale End f-ll wi:a
nendous crA,h. Toe bailders few miuuto' noc-,
and IL IL beloved every nnap escaped "a time The build,
rg bas bson three uooths la progress and was ready
for the hhit Ies The bast which vshsd do
WAS tselEs feet bsh, and sixteen ZACH wall, aud the
entire building OF the bsst and heaviest materials
Tie losB ~il be IsYgs Ant all falls the owner hr
Bsinbridxe of Me- York, as hs bulldog A. his
risk having contra for any OF the txtensons
bEaldpgs raised there since last ieasoa Tns
wit .lsted for rsxt This Is etivs.
II contains the billiard rooms bar I'M, private sitting
roor7s, and thirty or forty bedrooms, Is.
Los or IIYr NJ Yesterday mornios ~ bost
conta ming torer, engaged in the Ordnance De-
psstnent Govtynors Ilsr crossing fr, Brook
TO the island The boat psiIed by tbs sail j,b pg
~Ss n three of tas were drowned The rest were
picked by water boat and after wards transferred 70
ooat beior sns to tbs island where they taken
very eIhsuttsd The names o. those lost Jas lynch
who tAves wifi, and three children, William (sfe Add
ehiid) and Hxhael ~ noh.
RAILROAD bCciDysT "A by nine years ~ age pamet
Hugh pcanes, while srossing the track n the Haiso,
River Railroad ~ Thirty third street. IN advance Of car
thsh he vss inrsoiAteiy conveyed 10 the New yori
Bespi.zL
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nIHrl,e Affairs.

THz Loss OF THE STAfFohpsIRRH Ne understand that
B,sx papfr Of the bth inst. received in tie city
Wedue dav containing particulars OF this melso
chtiy ,hip~Ieck obtained frou Of the shi ked
sesmen who In hs hospital ut Halifax Ia stated
that the chip struck the south sds OF the Blonde
rock hs night OF Dec ~ and cams OF Leaking very
badly; after proceeding about Ave miles 1t became
cent that the ship could not b. kept aoa and prsps-
rstiops made to abandon her This boats got
ready but t.e passengers could not be induced to
the considering that ths chsrces Of their psrisbing Ia
The bosta gre.t as they remained board the
ibip One woman who saved, vas forcIbly pushed
fom the eargway board the boat. Captain Richard
sou, who hurt previously by fall from the mizsu
s gipg and helpless taken from his bst tn aud
hid upon table preparatory to his being removed
boat; but the ship went own suddcny that he soul
not be removed. ~ sunk IN twenty five fsthos water
several OF the badly frot differentiation Ad