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NIANTIC BANK.

THE undersigned having been appointed
Commissioners to superintend the organiza-
ton of the NIANTIC BANK, to he located
in Westerly, hereby give notice that the
Books for the subscription Of the Capital
stock of said Bank, will be opened on Tues
day, June IS, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
for one day only, closing at o'clock, M.
at the room in the new Brick Building,
over the store Of J. II. Lewis.
ELISHA r. POTTER,
GEORGE D. CROSS, : Commits oners.
Z. B. PENDLBTON, J
Westerly, r. l., May Is, 1854.
Installments on said Capital Stock to st
paid as follows
Ten dollars per share, July IL, 1854.
Ten dollars do Sept IS, do.
Ten Dollars do Nov. 20, do.
Balance of the stock payable at the call
of the Directors, due notice being given.
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PURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD. AND LIVER &
RILIOl'S COMPLAINTS.


The citizens of the United states suffer much from
disorders OF the Liver and stomach scarcely any are
free from the influence Of these destructive malade'
hence, life wears fest. The fair sex. perhaps the
most handsome In the world. mp 20 certain period
when, distressing to say many loose their teeth and
good looks, while yet in the heyday of life such sad
evils may be cfcctually remedicd by continually
Keeping the blood pure. and the Liver ana stomach
IN healthy action, when life will how smoothly,
and resemble plants in cOngenial cline where an
eternal spring appears to reign. A. il regards the
preservation of the human frame. aud the duration
of life. much may bee effected. and say ftarcssly.
that health and life can be prolonged for many
years beyond their ordinary limits. if Holloway .
Pills are takento purity the blood according 10 the
rules laid down for health contained in the dircc-
tions which ac company each box.
CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY. OF 10
YEARS STANDING, CURED BY lIOLLOWAY'S )
PILLS.
COPY Of a letter from capt. JohR Johnson,
.IStor House, .NeD York, dated January
5, 1854.
To Prof Holloway. 3S, corner Of Ann and Nassau
streets. y. Y,
Sir-lt is with the most heartfelt pleasure have
to inform you that have been restored To health
and strength by taking your Pills For the last 10
years, suffered from arrangement Of tho Liver
ana stomach. and was reduced to such an cNtrcm-
ty that gave up my ship. never cNpcctngt to go to
sea any more as had tried every remedy that was
recommended to me, but all to no purpose; and
Z
recommended TO take your Pills. After using them
for three months rhc result is that am now in bet
ter health than have been for eleven years past.
and indeed as well as ever was in my life You
are quite at liberty TO make this known for the BEN
eht of others. ! remain sir, yours respectfully,
lsignedl JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Ps condcyfy edicacious in the for
ioUtng cOmP,dintS.
Aguc Female Irrcgu- ScrotuIa. or
Asthma lartics Kings Evil
mplaintsfeycrs ofallkindsSore Throats
Blotches on the Fits Stone and 'iraye
SKIN Gout Secondary Symp
Bowel Comp aintsl Iead-acle toms
Coles Indigestion Tic Doulourcux
Constipation of Inflammation gumours
the Bowels Jaundlce Ulcers
Consumption Liver CUmplantsV Vencral Affections
Debility LumbagO Wormsof all kinds
Dropsy Piles Weakness. from
Dysentcry rheumatism whatever cause
ErySipclas Retention of the &c. Nc.
Urine
~ Sold at the Establishment of Pr"f Holloway.
3s corner of Ann and Nassau streets. New York
al,o by all respectable Druggists and Dcarlcr in
Medicines throughout the United States in Boxes.
at - IL cents 81 cents. and 81 80 each TO be had
wholesale of the principal Drug Houses in the Union
J. II. Potter, Agents, for Westerly, r., I.
REDDING & co. Boston. General Agents
J. BALClI & son. Providence. Agents for X. l.
gg- There is Il considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n B-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each Box. 160eOwly
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The Americans Friend
MDLLOWAY'S PIhES.

To the Citizens Oft United States:
most humbly and sincerely thank you for the
immense patronage which you have bestowed upon
my Pills. take this opportunity ofs'ating that my
ancestors were all American citizens and that en-
tertain for all that concerns America aud the Amer
leans. the most lively sympathies so much so that |
originally compounded these Pills expressly To suit
your climate. habits. constitutions and manner of
living. intending to establish myself among you.
which have now done. by taking premises IN New
York. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
3S, Corner ofAnn and Nassau streets. New York.
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II. c. Marchant is Agent of the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company, and would
invite all who wish to make provision for
their families by securing a policy, to call
at his office, where all business pertaining
to the Insurance will be attended to with
promptness and despatch.
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S II I r II S .

Linen Shirts with imported Bosoms, fam
cy Prints, Check Hickory and Hamelton
stripes, Red and White Flannels, Cotton
Flannels, Wool and Silk Undershirts, SC.
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CONSU M PTION!

INhE above EXpectorant, prepared by an
4 experienced Physician acd Chemist, has
now become a standard Preparation, and i,
offered for the COMPLETE CURE Of those
diseases of the THROAT, and LUNGS,
which. if neglected usually terminate fatal
ly in CONSUMPTION. 1t contains no Opi-
Um, C0lomci, or any mineral whatever, bu.
is composed entirely Of those RootS HerLs,
and pogetabie Substances which have
specific influence upon the Lungs and the.r
connected organs. Its immediate effect ,B
to allay all irritation, and gently remoya
the phlcgm and other morbid secrctions from
the throat and air-passages, thus relieving
the Cough, by subduing the inhammatiou
and other causes which give rise to it. 4.
is approved Of and recommended by Ply
clans Of the highest stsnding, and may D.
given with perfect safety to the youngo
child on the most delicitc female.
Prepared by 4. l.. SCOVILL 4 CO., Go
thic Hall, 3lG broadway, New York
NEW ENGLAND DEPOT - BURR s.
PERRY, No. COrnhill, Boston, Mass
J,'' Sold in WESTERLY, X. J. by j.
POTTER and T.. W. BABCOCK; also, in
Richmond, (Clark's Mills,) c. Clark & Co.
Carolina Mills, X. &. Hazard; Kingston,
j. u, Nichols; Wexford, Geo. B. Nichols
Exeter, Il. Tillinghast; Brands Iron Works;
II. II. Richmond & Co.; Usquepaug, b. B.
& W. II. Sheldon; Pottcr's Hill, Geo. A.
Stanton; Temperance Valley, Kenyon &
Brown. 1i3is6m
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G o A Il S

For all seasons of the yearbook, Dress,
Polka, and Sacks, in English, German, and
French Cloths, Csssimeres, Tweed, j leans,
Satinetts, Linens, Cottons, &C.
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p A N Il S,

Broadcloth, Doeskin, Cashmere, fancy
and plain Satinetts, Tweeds, Jeans, Linen,
Riding cords, Prince Albert, sc.
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THE Subscriber having removed from his
old stand to the Store in the
NEW BRICK BLOCK,

on Main Street, "a few rods below theBridge,
and the same being fitted up in a style
which is not surpassed by any Store in the
village, he is determined to keep on hand f,
at all times, an extensive and well-selected
Stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Articles
Of every description, of a superior quality
and finish, and at prices which shall not
only secure to Kim the patronage Of his old
customers, but that will make it an object
to all who are in want Of any article in his
line to give him call
He would at this time invite the attention
of his friends and the inhabitants of this
place and vicinity generally, to his immense
and well-selected Stock Of
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V f S T s.,

Cassimeres, Broadsloth, Satin, velvets,
Velencias, Highland Plaids, Mohair Meri-
nos, Italian Cloth, Satinetts, Marseilles &c.
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Hens Boys and Youths Clothing

of new and fashionable styles, which are
manufactured from fine and durable mate
rial, which he will sell at such unprecc-
dented Low PRICES that no sane man can
chief objects has been to combine neatness
with durability, in all his work And that
he has attained this desideratum, is abun-
dainty evident from the extensive patron
age he has heretofore received and is still
receiving. lie is willing to let his goods
speak for themselves, The following list
embraces but part Of his extensive assort,
mcnt, but "a wor.L to the wise is sufficient.
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THE subscriber having leased the store
l. No % Westminster Street, opposite the
Museum, and having fitted it in neat and
tasty manner, and put into it nm entire new
stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Caps, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, &c, Of the
first class, calls on the public to visit his
store and look at his goods, which are equal
in quality and work to any in this city, and
can be bought cheap.
My rent and other expenses being only
about one quarter what they were at my
former location, | know that can sell goods
cheaper than those who have to pay high
rents, and knowing this fact, | have adopted
the one price system, and marked all my
goods in plain figures, so that every Gus
toner can see for himself, and all will buy
at the same prices, rs there will be no
second price to man, woman or child. |
have long wished to establish a strict one
price system, but while my expense was
heavy could not we'll do it, now however,
my expense being small, can adopt it. be-
cause | know can sell lower than my com
petitors, and if customers will buy where
they can buy cheapest invite them to call
at my store once at least and examine, and
If they do not find every statement correct,
Will not ask them to come again.
Try it, gentlemen, am bound to sell
goods low, and introduce you to as nice II
selection Of Furnishing Goods as you wish
to see. ii. G. MARCHANT,
No. 0S Westminster St., Providence.
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D. 81 Il. NOyeS:

Dry Good.-Prints, Muslins, Cambrics, d,
Lanes, Brown and 5lcached Shcctngs,
Broadcloths ,Cassimeres, Satinetts
rocerics-Nolasscs, White and Brown gu
gars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices, &c.
Agents for the sale of valuable Medicines.
Store next to Pawcatuck Bank.
131tf PAWCATUCK, CT.
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.Dr. Eansgey's
Root g Herb Jaundice Bitters

n compound Of SarsopariHa, YciiO,o
DOck Prichiey Ash, DandeiiOn,
IhorOnghtcort, wa cherry,
.Nandrake, and Rhubar6.
Just the medicine for ladies; sure to do
them good,
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Just Opened,

I CASE Barage DeLaines, | Case Summer
i Lawns and Muslins, silk and Woo
Baragcs, in all colors, at the Cheap Store
on Main street.
CLOUGH, SCRIBNER & co.
Westerly, April IL, 1854. 159u
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The Latest
IMPROVED MEL0DE0N,
CAHAR PATENT.
MANUFACTURED By
n. d. SMITH, NEW LONDON, CONN.

THE Instrument manufactured by the Sub
scriber have commanded unbounded popularity
wherever introduced They have only TO be
lizard to be appreciated, for they spedk for
themselves. But as some may yet be stran-
gers 10 their merits we will, for the sake OF
distinction from the Old MelodeOn, specify n
few of their Superiorities.
lst. An equal prominence of Bass and Treble
thereby superceding an objection to the COM
mon instrument.
ID. A large bellows, obvating the necessity
of frequent blowing.
Sd. An equality Of srnoothnoss in all KEYS.
lth. Quickness of speech and quality of tone.
IL also has a range Of power from the most del
icate sottncss to rich tullncss sufficient for
Church use.
The case is of Rosewood, neatly designed
and highly polished, making it, aside tom It's
musical merits, desirable Pmlor Ornament.
instruments Of the following compass con-
stantly on hand or furnished at short notice,
and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
4 l-2 Octave, Folding Scroll Legs, S co
3 4" Piano STYLE octagon Legs, 100
" extra finish, l25
5 9" > Stops, " I5O
" - l5O
Church Organ Melodcons, from to
Stops, at 81 25, 81 80, 81 -
Orders addressed to the manufacturer or to
JOHN II. VINCENT, Agent, Westerly, X. l.,
will meet with prompt attention.
l6aG Nd. SMITH
yJ, Er,,t S,b,y;J,Jo Tor IA Io,,,oI
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The Old Story Revised.

GONE 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 Mt the opening
Of some of some Of the most approved houses
in the city. MISSES MOVES.
Pawcatuck April 6. 1854. 15Stf
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j. "a. Potter.

(SucceSsor 10 ShiiuGu {. Pousr)
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
Patent Medicines, Pertumery, Fancy
Articles, Druggists Glassware,
Paints, Oils, Narnish, Cam
phene, Burning Fluid, &c.
PAWCNrUCK, CONN,
At the West end Of the Bridge.
Prescriptions carefully put up, and orders
promptly attended TO. 1iStf
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Mount Eagle TripOli.

TUST received, large invoice Of this
u most invaluable article for cleansing and
furnishing metal and glass ware. Warrant
cd 10 give better satisfaction than any
other article in use Certificates of its
goodness may be seen at our Store.
j. & Z. MOVES.
Pawcatuck, Dec !, 1858. 14ltf
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DisSOIUtiOn.
Notice.

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 & Go. are requested
to make immediate payment.
JOSEPH II. LEWIS.
Westerly, April |, 1854. ljStf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-27

ELEGANT GOLD PkHs AND HOLDERS, &C.
Mr.. E. Hustace has just received fine as
sortment of new style gold pens and holders,
which for neatness, convenience and beauty
we have never seen excelled. That these
pens write well, and that the holders are jus,
what we say they are, we hsve had full op.
portunity of testing through the kindness oil
MIR. II. We advise those not already sup.
Piled with these articles, or who have only
the old fashioned kind, to at once visit Mr.
HIS establishment, and obtain one of his
new fashioned cases and pens. Every gen.
tleman who writes at all, and every LADY toe
for that matter, should have gold pen-ant
we have seen nothing we could recommen,
more freely than these. Mr.. H. has ala,
just received fine assortment of w.,cbe. a
the best manufacture, which he can soil .,
the lowest Cincinnati prices. As usual h,
has good stock of jewelry, silver ware, &c
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A New BooK-A HOME FOR THE MILLION
I'VE have received from Messrs. Apologize
g. Co., Publishers. Cincinnati. a pamphlet OF
60 pages, called Home for the Million! or the
Poor Mans Home and Rich Man's Palace.
It gives q new plan for building houses, OF
rather q new material, which is secure
against fire, water and timc, and costs hal
less than the ordinary material.
The materials for the walls are simply
gravel, or small stone, coarse ssnd and lime
which, when united, become in short time
az hard a. common rock. And the ordinary
skill of q common laborer is all that is need
ed to construct the finest house. From two
to four men, with cart and yoke Of oxen
or one horse, a shovel, hammer, trowel ant
curbing. are all tina, need be employed OH 4
building of any SIZE or form.
Those about building houses would Dc
well to purcf as this book, as il may contain
use 'ul information.
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rMr A. Kur,z ,en, The Jor,n,, OF,

IL Mr.. A. Kurtz sent the Journal Office
yesterday morning, a delightful assortmen,
Of Ice Cream, Cakes and ripe peaches, which
arriving at the magic hour of sharp eleven
disappeared with most magical swiftness.-
We need not say that the whole Office, from
the "devip down to the editors, feel grateful
to Mr.. Kurtz for his kindness. Mr.. K.s ex.
cellent Ice Cream needs no recomme ndation
while his Confectionery is unsurpassable.-
We are glad to notice that he 10 common.
cling large business, and feel sure that hs
deserves it. tst
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DEATH OF CAPT. HIRAM KoUSrz.-We
have already noticed the death of'ihis old
steamboa, man. He died at Portland last
Fridoy evening. We have known Capt.
Kountz for years. For twenty-five years he
had been a river man, commencing on the
fiat and keel boat, aad of late years we'll
known and popular steamboat commander.
He was q simple hearted and kind man, and
most beloved by those VIII, knew him most
Intimately. His death was sudden, but he
died at his post. He died where he had liv.
ed the greater part oil his life--on the bosou
a. it were of the beautiful O'io. Fur years
We. have been in the habit of receiving little
kindnesses ct the hand Of Capt. kountz
and we regret his death as thntof goot
friend and a most estimable man.
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Munp.R.-kt owensboro, KY, on satur.
day nigh, last. a negro man bslensingto DR..
Alexander Ayrs killed negro woman Be.
longing to Lafayette Tulbsfh The deed
was committed by FIRST striking her with =
club or some other deadly weapon. and then
cutting her throat in such a frightful manner
a. nearly to sever her head from her body.
The black 6end Immediately took to fight;
the alarm was given, and the whole neigh
borhood put in search Of him, but up to this
time we have not heard Of the capture. II
10 said there was promise Of marriage be-
tween them, ard the man, fearing the wo'
man was about to marry another, destroyed
her to prevent it. Active exertions have
been made to arrest him, and it 10 hoped HI
may yet he brought to justice.
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W A deck hand on the Giendy Burke
yesterday got SO full OF fight, that finding
himself alone on the wharf, he dared any man
on board to step out for free 6ghi, end he
would lick him good. A brother Irishman,
considering his coat tail stepped upon BY
this general challenge. went on shore, and
after "fres fight" mauled his snfsgonist to
his hearts content. Pat got up, rubbing the
dust out Of his eyes, and exclaimed:
"Arrsh, me honey, thst's satisfaction
enough. I've been trying to git satisfaction
all dsy of the divilish boat. and ye've Civ il
to me right, good lsck to ye."
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or The Democratic meeting held a, VII,
eennes last week, did not in their resolution,
have word to say about the Nebr..k. cues.
ton. This 10 somewhat signifcant-especi.
ally in the face Ofths Vincennes Patriots .d.
voescy of the Nebraska Bill. Probable n,
Democrats Whereabouts DONE think il worthy
OF consideration.
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az OF nsishbor said the other diJ, that
be did not deem II HE place to take stand,
a. party organ, in favor Of igainst any man
before the District nomination. 10 made-yet
in the same paragraph he spoke Of "ths 30
badly used up snti-Lockhsrt men Who cut
such an unsuccessful figure at the County
Convention on Saturday" Now it appears
to our limited comprehension, that in thus
speaking of those Democrats-older citizens
here than himself and quite as good Demo-
crats--who opposed the appointment Of Lock
hart delegates, coming within three votes Of
being successful, he makes very strong
one man organ of his paper. These men
according to the Enquirer, were /" badly used
up" (by three votes) and "cut such IN un'
successful figure at the County Convention.
He does not even speak OF them with thai
decent respect certainly due from party or
gan to all its party, no matter if they do oP
pose his favorite. They had as much RICH
to oppose Lockhart as he had to sustail
him, and if his paper is not the organ Of AM
one man, he has no right to censure them 70
opposing any one man. But the fact is, TIT
Enquirer is the organ of one man. II slway
has been a Lockhart paper, and its editor i
now doing all he can to help Lockhatt, w
don't tject to this. But we do object, afte
, his course at the late Convention, and ate
writing the above implied censure of thos
who took a different course from himself, I
him declaring that his paper is not the orga
Of any one man. II not any one mans organ
it appears to be the opponent of those VII
will not support particular man.
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~ The Detroit papers estimate the
wealth of Gen. Cass at three millions Of do!-
lars. About thirty years ago be bought 40
acres of land, on which the heart Of the city
Of Detroit is now located, and by shielding
on" he has become the possessor of the
above mentioned fortune.
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CON q q 4 q . Ar.
rHfRrY.rHIRpC oHGRESs-FiRsr SESSION..
Friday's Preeeeas~gs.

Friday's Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, June %.
SEsArE-Mr. Chase laid before the senate
a communication from the treasury, showing
the expenses and receipts Of the mint at Phil.
adelpha since March, 1853. Total expendi-
lures 1926 ,667 81, including repairs. Total
amount collected from dePostes for coinage
s243. $50 IS. -
The private calendar was taken up.
The bill for the relief Of the owners Of the
brig Gen. Armstrong, captured BY the British
in the last war, was rejected.
HousE.-The House took up private cal
ender, and passed two bills. Adjourned for
the want Of quorum.
WAsHINGroa, June "a.
SEsArE.-No. in session.
HoUsT After the transaction of some
preli nina, business, Mr.. Pratt, of Connec-
ticut, submitted 4 series Of resolutions passed
by the Legislature Of that State in favor Of
the reduction Of the rates of ocean postage.
The number Of private bills. Is in all, wers
reported by the committee of che whole then
taken up.
H. use on motion went into committee oi
the whole and resumed consideration Of the
civil and diplomatic bills.
RatIroad Accident.
ZASksviLLE, June 81.
Last evening about haif-past seven O'Clock
the train coming from Cambridge, which va,
of time, and the one from this city to tina,
place, came in collision. Both locomotives
were smashed up badly. ind several freigh,
aud platform cars demolished. One of the
baggage cars was driven a third through q
passenger car. Several passengers were
badly injured. but are now doing well. One
NAH named Lanborn tied this morning Of his
injuries. The fireman and engineer saved
themselves by Jumping off. The acciden,
occurred a slight curve and is supposed to
be the result Of carelessness. 1t is miracu.
lous so many escaped injury.
WASHINGTON, June 20.
Dispatches received from Mexico show
that the principal amendment demanded BY
Santa Anna is the payment of $4,000, 900
cash, instead Of FIVE monthly instalments.