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estied diseases OF the shove
its most aPpal tat obtain crtan,
speedy without the use Mercury BsAm Cahes other
the newly discovered mea which only
procured from himself and trial they effect cure
charge wilt be made. Dr. J. certificates
all the Union the
effected which
Since Dr. James has nrsucei tese Rened es in city the
that have the Remedies
single instance poducd but what have effected
and order that the afflicted of these
newly truly Dr. has pera-
nenty in this Gustomhouse No. l5
served 90 Office hours rem AM. to Pm. fsb13 lylp
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Ets0R LIVERPOOL The A fast sail ssszsNN
a. leg British hip JOHN MCKENZIE, Capt Dam ,fAkEE
lmnedihta freight
STEWART a 90 Al EaroHds.t street,
mss or - GfFFNEf d LOWELL, lis Common 81.
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BOSTON,.

ESOR BO OSTON-(Regular Line of .ssh
Packets )The regular packet ship THOs. PER SAAAG
KINs, Higgins having nearly all hr gassd w
quick dispatch For balance
nhiS GEO w HYNS0S, 90 Camp street.
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Who looks on woman's vanished bloom,
Her wasted form and languid air
Nor murmers that ruthless doom,
should snatch away the young and fair.
So uncomplaining in her woe,
SO meek and lovely in distress,
That though she seems prepared to go,
We cannot learn to spare her less.
Would she return her faded eye,
And be relieved of all her ills.
Oh. let her be advised to try
DR.. Cudworth's Lunar Pills.
The French LUNAR PILLS, are acknow-
lodged TO be the best in the world, for re-
distractions and producing regular
ity in all cases of female irregularity, sup
oressions, Sc, &c. They are remarkably
mild and safe and sure, and the most con-
aincing proofs of their virtue are the bene-
fits which have been realized by the afflicted
in their use throughout the New England
States.
Persons in any part Of the country, can
be supplied with these pills, through the
medium of the express or by mail, by send
ing letter to me (post-paid) with the mo-
ney enclosed, and am at my office willing
to be consulted Ly letter or otherwise at
any time, by those wishing the pill.
Price, S3 per box, with directions for use.
DIR. CUDWORTH, No. SO South Main-st.,
Providence, II. l. l4lyl
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To Printers.

"A NEW Edition Of the Specimen Book Of
"a BRUcE's NEw YoRK Type FOUNDRY
will be published in September, 1858, and
will be given tothose proplietors of Print
ing Ofhccs Who will send for it, or it will be
forwarded them by mail on receipt, in adj
vance, Of fifty cents for the postage.
In it are exhibited many articles never
before shown; there have been added to
tho Foundry new varieties of Roman types
from Nine-ine Plea to Pearl, various imi-
tations of Writing. u great number of fancy
Fonts, BORDERS both Plain and Illuminated, :,
Labor Saving Rules, and complete foun-
dry Of Germans.
The types. now maj pfactured are cast from
new combination of metal of great dura-
oility, and are usually kept on hand in
large quantities. Every fancy font is sold
by weight, and as the printed prices, which
are from 10 to % per cent less than those
OF some other foundrics. All other print
ing materials are furnished at manufactur.
ers' prices either for cash or credit.
iRrinters wishing to open accounts with
ine, or whose dealings have been long sus-
lpcnded. are requested to accompany their
orders with city references to prevent DELAY.
Printers Of Newspapers who choose to
publish this advertisement, including this
note, three times before the lst Of August,
1904, and send Inc one Of the papers, will
.he paid :or it in Type when they purchase
i've times the amount of their bill from me.
,ofmy own manufactures, selected from my
specimens. GEORGE BRUCE,
.StIoa loChambers Street, New York.
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Pictorial Times


On Saturday, the 3lst Of December last,
was published, price three cents. new
Weekly illustrated Newspaper, entitled
MoNTGOMERY'S PICTORIAL TIMES.
1t is the intention of the proprietor 10 pre-
sent combination Of literary and artiltic
elements, such as has never before asen Of
fered To the public in newspaper literature
No pains will be spared to render the me-
chanicai execution of this periodical superb
or to all past and existing American or Eu-
ropean publications of n similar character.
Ii will be illustrated by DARLEY ,DorLER
KENsETT, BsLLEw, .FoLINGsBY. and other
eminent American artists, while arrange.
ments have been entered into with GiLBERT,
GAvARNI, and other European artists of
distinction, to supply the department de-
voted to foreign objects, and events Of such
current interest as shall be deemed impor-
tent enough to deserve the attention of the
American people.
Besides ordinary illustrations, there will
be given, every week, social, humorous, and
satirical designs, on topics eminently ma
tional and characteristic.
The literary department Of the PiCTO-
RIAL TIMES will be found replete with a
variety of instructive and interesting ma
terial, among which the following will be
specially prominent:
Descriptions ofvarions countries, accord
ing as they occupy prominent position III
the public mind, with accompanying illus
trations Of the scenery, and engravings ex-
pl ,natory of the manners and customs of the
inhabitants, collected from original sources,
and commencing, naturally, at present, with
Turkey, Russia, and China.
Original Tales, Narratives, and Essays Of
n social and practical tendency, contributed
by the first writer's Of the day, and illustrat-
ed by eminent artists, thus supplying that
element of literary interest 50 essential to
the completeness of a Family Paper.
The History of Revolutions and other re-
markble events in a condensed but graphic
form, and profusely illustrated. Biogra-
phies of eminent characters, with beautifully
engraved portraits.
Recognizing judicious public satire as n
powerful means for the exposure Of abuses
and the promotion Of social progress, por-
tion Of the PICTORIAL TIMES will be de-
voted to pungent articles on the current
events Of the day preserving always that
high moral tone and eArrestness Of purpose,
without which the most brilliant satire
would be Intellectual
THE PICTORIAL TIMES will also con-
tain columns of Scientific Matter, to inter
est and instruct the young, with ezplana-
tory diagrams.
Occupation for the Needle, with n great
variety of elegant and beautiful patterns,
the most recent Paris fashions, SC.
Having 80 far stated his designs-which
the Publisher pledges himself to carry out
to the letter, and improve upon as occasion
offers-he feels that the next step will be, to
let MONTGOMERY'S PICTORIAL TIMES
speak for itself.
Sketches, suggestions, designs. and com
munications of n literary and general inter-
est are solicited, and, if used will be libcr-
ally paid for, -
No. IL Spruce street, NY.
F. PARKER, No 35 Washington street
Boston. and all booksc II ers.
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A Book for the Million !
Just publish cd A:

just publlSheu:
AUTOGRAPHS FOR FREEDOM,
Edited by JULIA GRiFrITHs, Secretary of
the Rochester Ladies Anti.
Slavery Society.
In the long vista of years to roll,
Let me not see my country's honor fade
Oh let me see our land retain its soul,
Her pride in Freedom, aud not frccdon's
shade.
In one elegant large l2mo. volume, coa-
l. tanning original contributions from over
fifty Of the most popular and eminent writ
crs, on the suljcct Of American Govern
ment and the True Policy of the Nation, in
respect to her Domestic Institutions. and
the future success and glory OF the Repub-
lie, embellshed With twelve splendid Steel
Plate Portraits. comprising the following
distinguished characters, who orc among
the contributors 20 its pages;
Hon. Wm. Seward, Rev. r. W. Boecher,
Lewis Tappan, Rev A. l.. Brown,
Hon. Gerrit Smith, Observation-Disclosures,
Vim. H. Brown, Hon. j Il. Giddings.
Prot. &. l.. Reason, Hon. Horace Greeley,
Frederick Douglass, Rev +. IL. Chaplin.
From the array Of talent brought ints
rcqu sition and incorporated in this work,
the Publishers confidently look for an i'm
menSe sale of the Autographs" and can,
without fear of Oyerratng its merits, COM
mend it to the whole American public, 40
the most complete and triumphant attempt
to lay before the world matter, intriasically
valuable, on a subject so engrOssipg the
minds Of he people, and 80 much sought and
needed by TIE friends Of Humanity, and the
opposers Of every species of Oppression, an
der whatever whatever garb it assumes, or
name il bears. nor DO they contemplate
demand for it for day and then throw
it carelessiy by, bat that the impressionsit
shall make, will stamp it with an impress
that shall light up in the hearts OF its
readers, 4 flame so lasting that it will only
die away with the causes that enkindled
the FIRE.
The work is got up on superior white pa
per, and printed on clear, large type, and
substantially and elegantly bouud-and as
whole, will equal in its mechanical exc
cution, any previous issue from the press OF
the country, and with be afforded Mt the ex-
trcmely low price of IL % in plain muslin.
II 30 gilt edges, 81 full gilt sides and edges
Early orders arc respectfully solicited,
which will be filled with promptness.
- Copies will be sent by mail, and post
age prepaid. on receipt of the price by the
Publishers.
wANZER, BEARDSLEY & Co.
Rochester, y. T..
ALDEN, BEARDSLEY & Co,
Auburn, y. Y, Publishers.
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Hollooay's Pills Wonderfully E@ca-

eious in the Cure cfa Disordered Liver
Mr.. r. W. Kirkus, chemist, Of Prescott
street, Liverpool, lately informed Professor
Holloway that customer Of his "a lady
TO whom he is at liberty to refer) has been
cured. by the use of these invaluable Pills:
of liver complaint with which she has
been troubled for several years; and so
virulent was the last attack, that even her
life was dispaired Of. In this alarming
state she tried Eolloway's Pills, the first
dose of which relieved her, and by continu-
ing their use for short period size has
been restored to the enjoyment of perfect
health.
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CLOTHING AT COST!
G R II A II B A IL q A In =
FOR A FEW WEEKS.

The subscriber intending to change his
location in business in the spring, now will
offer his entire Stock of Ready Made Cloth
ing at cost, consisting in part of Over Costs,
Sack and Frock Goats. Pants, Vests, shirts,
Drawers, Under shirts, Gloves, Mittens,
Hnndkercheifs, Stocks. Cravats.
Scarfs, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps.
etts, Jeans Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, &c.
SC.
G5- All persons having unsettled nc
count with the subscriber. will please at
tend to it without delay.
l5Otf F.. NJ. DUNN.
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The United States

JOURNAL is the largest Quarto published
J in America, and contains more reading
matter than any 81 Magazine. Price 20
cents per annum.
About a year ago we promised to bestow
upon our subscribers a premium of 81 900
as soon as their number should reach 100,
600. We have also offered premiums to
the amount of $500 to several persons send.
ing the largest numbers of subscribers.
We hereby announce, that all the above pre-
miums will be awarded on the 25th day of
March, 1854. We are also offering other
inducements to subscribers and agents.
Sample copies, containing particulars,
sent to order free of charge.
Publishers of papers, giving this one in
serton, will be placed on our subscription
list for the year.
A. JONES & CO., Tribune Buildings
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Just Publi shed, tt
MRS. PARTiN0TON'ey
BAG OF FUN,
illustrated with over Que hundred
and 6ftv of the most
LAUGHABLE EN0RAvINGs

and fifty Of the most
LAUGHABLE EN0RAVINGS
liver DESIGNED-From drawings by
il barley, McLenan, Leech, Phil ,Henning.
IIine, Tcnniel. Crowquill, Cruikshank.
Meadows, Doyle, Goater, and others; aud
collection of over ONE THOUSAND Of the
most comical stories, amusing adventures.
sidc.splitting jokes, Understanding poetry
funny eonnundrums. queer sayings OF Mrs.
Partington, hea-t-rending puns, witty re-
partees. &c, &c.--the whole illustrated BY
One Hundred and Fifty Comic Wood Cuts.
In Offering this new book to the public.
We must caution all weekly and nervous
people against buying il. II is only intend
ed for those hearty and robust persons who
can laugh long and loud, aad grow fat, be-
ing perfect encyclopedia Of wit and witty
sayings. To those fond of fup it will ben
treasure.
Among the contents will be found: Mrs.
Partington Among the Elephants, The Old
Lady is q Grcat Deal Better than could be
Expected, She get Luminous, Her Idea "
Animal Magnetism, The Widow BcdOtts
Musings, q, Squeeze Ne, Ephraim, 4 Sailor
with too much Ballast, Mrs. Partinstons
! IDEAS on Love and Babies, Her Opinion of .
Run upon tn c Bank of Blowing Great Guns
of Apple Sass, Of Patent Elastic Trowscrs,
of Fast Gals. Of Woman's Rights, of Spiris
Rappings, of Needles, Of Allopathy, Homo
opathy, HydropHthy, &c. In fact, We have
the old lldy's opinions on all possible sub
jccts, and in nj! shapes, and like that Of the
famous Jack Bunsby, hers is . IN opinion
as il an opinion"
Besides the Partington Papers, this book
contains an unlimited number of other fun
ny things, among which We notice Chap
ter on Kissing, scene in n Country school.
The Dutchu,ans Escape, A Fashionable
Novel in Three Chapters, Making shift.
Illinois Court Scene, Quaker Inspiration,
Pat too much for the Yankee, \ Nigysr
with tho Delirium Trcmenlus, The Ele-
plants Key Hole, Paddy on Bugs, \ Public
Tooth Brush, CuGee astonishing the Natives
How Ike billed up the Cat, A Young Solo
mon on q Bust, How Pat took. his Cowld.
Peter Tiuker's First Night OF Married Life,
The Bachelors Misfortune who went L
Courtin', &c, &c.
10 cnumerate the ludicrous, curious, SEN
timental, essential, witty pretty, flppy and
many Cuts would consume too much space
however, any one Of them is well worth the
price Of the whole book ; and rs every ono
/ who can appreciate funny reading and fun
my pictures, is sure 10 buy this book, any
/ further description is useless.
~ This entertaining Book is just pub
/ lishcd, well printed on fine white paper.
with an ornamental cover, designed 10y Mo-
Leuan, at the amazingly low price Of FIFTY
CENTS. Bound in cloth, gilt, with tinted
| frontispiece by barley, SEVENTY FIVE
CENTS. Send orders early, enclosing the
money, and we will send a copy postpaid.
to any part of the United States, or Canada.
GARRETT & co, Publishers,
No. IS Inn street, " Y.
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aHaaasaa=s= asass=
For Sale.

THE Farm owned by the late Silas Max
J. son, situated on the Pawcatuck River,
from two to three miles from Westerly, con-
tanning 100 acres, with large proportion
of heavy and valuable timber land, young
and valuable orchard, buildings convenient,
and in good condition. Terms easy, and
possession given at any time required in the
Spring, If sold. For further particulars,
inquire Of the subscribers, or Capt. Joshua
Thompson, Jr.
wM. +. MAXSON,
144m3tf' CYRUS II. MAXSON.
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NOticc.

I UTTER A. PALMER, Guardian Of the
= IL persons and estates of THOMAS V.
WELLS aud MARY Il. WELLS, (miuors, }
children and heirs at law Of Thomas V.
Wells, late Of Hopkinton, in the county of
Washington, deceased, presented his petit
tion before the Court of Probate of said
. Hopkntoh. on the 9th day of February, A.
ID. 1854. praying that he might be author
lied to sell the Real Estate of said minors,
1 lying in said Hopkinton. The Court re-
ceivsd the said petition, with an order of
notice and referred the action on the same
TO the next meeting of the said Court. on
sthc 9th day OF March next, at 10 clock A.
A., at the dwelling house of Henry Whip
pie, in said Hopkinton, where all persons
interested may be heard on the subject.
CHRIS'R c. LEWIS, Clerk.
Hopkinton. Probate Office,
February 8, 1854. 3tl5l
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
Westerly Hat Store.

c. w. MARSTON is pre-
RS EasS, pared to furnish his Gus
A&&SS toners with the new style
0AaEW of Hats for the fall Of
1858; with thorough knowledge of the
business, and the liberal patronage which
he has had the past year, he is confident in
offering his large and well-selectVl stock of
goods to the public. Hats Of every style
quality and price may be found at his store.
Among which are beautiful Mole Skin Hats
$4 90; fine Silk Hats, from 81 90
to So so also, fine White and Drab Beavers
from S4 90 to So 90; also, Straw, Leghorn,
Palm Leaf, Panama, China Canton and every
variety of Hats for Summer Wear. Hats,
cheap and costly, plain and fancy; indeed, /,
n sufficient variety to suit the taste and
purse Of the most fastidious purchaser.
EU- All persons wishing neat Hat can
find il at the Store under c. LEON ARDS
HOTEL. Hats and Caps made to order.
llGtf c. W MARSTON.
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River Bend Nursery.

EROM his present connection with River
l. Bend Cemetery, the Subscriber would
inform the inhabitants Of Westerly that he
is prepared to furnish Trees, Shrubs and
Plants of every description, on terms which
cannot fail to give satisfaction. All trees
procured from - broad will he selected by
myself personally and, if required, set un-
der my supervision.
n. Ii. A good assortment Of Fall Bulbs
may be had at the Nursery.
l27tf J. TAYLOR.
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Thomas Whitaker T. Son

WILL occupy Stores Nos. "a and 100
w North Main Street, corner of Meeting
Street, during the rebuilding of their ware
house Their old stock having been entirely
destroyed by fire, they how offer for sale an
entire new assortment of
China, Glass, Earthen-ware, Pock-
ct and Table Cutlery, Lanterns,
Solar Lamps, &c.
Also, IN extensive assortment of Gas Fix
lures ofCornelius & Co.'S manufacture.
Particular attention paid to introducing
pipes into buildings for lighting with gas.
ES- Wrought iron Pipe, Valves, &c, for
sale at the lowest prices, and mills fitted for
heating with steam, in superior manner.
Providence, October %, 1858. l35m3
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M0gan's Work on POpery

GAN be purchased at the OFFICE OF THE
" LiTERARf ECHO, for 81 90 per single
copy or clubs of twelve can have them for
per copy. Sold also by Pierce Handel,
At Ashsway and james II. Wilcox, Rev. ]
Ayres, and Rev. J. c. Post, TRAVELLING
Agents. l would say to all persons, male
and female. buy one Of SIorgan's books on
Popery, and learn the crooks and windings
OF ono Of the most damnable institutions
that has ever cursed the American soil.
.rr.. PIERCE HANDEL.
Ashsway, r. I. Jan. 10, 1854. I45
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Dissolution.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing
l. between the subscribers, under the name
of CLARK & DENISON, is this day dis
solved. by mutual consent All accounts
of said firm will be settled by CLARK e.
DENISON, who are authorized to settle the
same.
All persons indebted to the late firm are
requested to make immediate payment.
JOHN l.. CLARKE,
RUSSELL W. DENISON
Pawcatuck, Jan. 7, 1854.
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Mount Eagle TripOli.

TUST received, n large invoice of this
u most invaluable article for cleansing and
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. 7, 1858. 14ltf
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ID L f ID

At Greenmanville Mystic Bridge), CT +,
Feb. 20, HARRIET p. GREENMAN, daugh-
ter Of George and Abby Greenman, aged
% years.
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CistcrnS.

VNHE subscriber is preparedso put in brick
l. Cis,erns out of door or in, for ono dollar
per hogshead, provided they hold twenty
hogsheads or more. For work over one mile
from the village, extra will be charged for
hauling stock.
Iljtf BERNARD W. PIERCE.
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Fruit.

Nitrons, Currants, Figs, and Raisins, fresh
Osupply, just received and for sale by
J. II. POTTER, West End Paw'k Bridge
Feb. 3, 1854. l50tf
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CO.partMership.

TIE undersigned have this day entered
into co. partnership, under the name of
CLARK & HAZARD, for the purpose of
carrying an the business of Cabinet Max
ing in all Of its various branches, rs here
tofore carried on by Clark & Denison.
JOHN l.. CLARK.
STANTON HAZARD.
Pawcatuck, Jan. I, 1854.
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NOTICE..

THE Subscriber, Administrator on the
l. Estate Of Lemuel Vose, late of Wester-
ily, X: l. (deceased), gives public notice to
all those indebted to the firm of J. H.
LEWIS & co. by Book Account or other
wise, to make immediate payment to Jo-
seph IL. Lewis, ESQ, who is duly authoriz-
cd to settle all clrims. 1t is very desirable
that those indebted by Note or Book ac-
count will settle them by the 1st Of April
next, as on that day the said firm dissolves
by the demise Of Mr.. Lemuel Vose.
EDWARD w. BABCOCK,
Administrator.
Westerly, Il. l., Feb. IL, 1854. 7tl5l.
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On the Cash Plan.
Wholesale Book and Stationery House.
MASON BROTHERS,

MASON BROTHERS,
% PARK ROW opposite the Astor House,
~ New York, offer one Of the most extern
sive stocks and complete assortments in the
country of books and stationery, for cash
only. The amount Of goods in our line pur-
chased by country merchants is usually
quite small compared with their Dry Goods,
Hardware and other bills; and this very
circumstance absolutely compels jolbers in
the book business, who sell on time, to get
larger profits in order to make up for the
losses and extra expenses necessarily in
yolved in credit business ofsmall amounts.
1t is also easy for the merchant to make ar
rangements to buy his book bill for cash,
though it might not be so convenient for him
to purchase his larger bills in this way.
These considerations have led us to adopt
in our business from this date, January, 1854.
the following principals, viz: small profits,
unvarying prices, and terms always cash.
Being ourselves the sole publishers of u
number Of the leading and most extensively
selling School Books in the country, rs well
as works in other departments, our facilities
are unsurpassed.
Call upon US, or send an order, and Judge
for yourselves. if the saving you can make
by buying Of US for cash is worth while.
MASON BROTHERS.
20 Park Row, New York
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prOcrastinatiOn.

/" NEVER put of until tomorrow what
" can be done to-day" but come i'm
mcliately to Carpet Hall and buy carpet
from the first selection.
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M A IL R ] IL ID /,

In this Village, at the parsonage Of the
1st Baptist Church, on the Goth inst, by
Rev. +. Denison, Mr.. JOSEPH f. ENNIS, Of
this town, and Miss ELIZA NJ. BuRpIcx, of
North Stonington, CT.