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WORLD's FAIR PREMIUMS
THNhhEE PHiLE MEDALS have just been a..
Il awarded TO the very elegant and superior Ef-

,v,,prr punlr M9nI;n,; I; ; FAIR rREMIUMs.
awarded to iat pTaSo ssy foFfRs sISsrP and superior ~
Exhibited by the subscribers the crr.rAL PA.0
m making * the above they would take this
& @ and liberal hertofOEs xisnded them,
,sTns reputation the
] e ay ty s. sads 3
h% 70 future to promptly NEE, every demand Buyers
sa '9iSSsi5S TE6sow @
their Pianos Ave years in sueee,.on. fe7-dSm-[xl
LOUkING tiItssEs.
o5fs car: ROM cSs
~. yS1inSs[, street eor Of a block
.CI%snt oi PLiis Axo o.sAaEsI.L LOoEso Gsss PonAa
ri,,y Of g Composition rates
%oIEHSS: q bs.;.r New York
II ,ss ,ss iSsGf Goion n. sn GH rse
aIsd Sa5a and !. & @ siS all the various
sSsS'ias every variety known to
s'%ss id1a a.ae s. and Mount
DnWSii Williman.ic Soften Dnek-iS inch all
"sI s n; a tGPSSa ,,sny woa F also
co1pa6y sTs b
R.y.n Ponsl SG and % pan % EernG5 Tailed
pain ain 2. to ~ inch Heavy do do:
TTapPaT,i%s TapPp IInmmSHhs q Stunts &C.
Car Coyerng-cOqn o.nva. all widths, from so to 100
snrUio M perfectly and permanently proof
Ennmclling Cnnvnss-so, S. 20, IS and 80 Inch plain
and iEiled, in every variety. ~ f
BnRs and Isngging-Of every deserIptiop sson,.,.
Bags whole, all size bales Of leo YO1 and 400
surpassed
Also heavy Cotton sackng Canvass sthread Warn
Filling hesvy tviled. do do, 20, 49, 20 4inch
WOOL SnckE-Woyen whole all Sizes new and desirable
"''S'. feiS-di
A LBERT COOK & co., Manufacturer and ImpoIt
efsot optea Mathematical and No
l9Joht street, New York. Te2S"Sr,
'HN,ILon'o HoNs-A''OTsed 'IIe' for sale ~
APPS Sign Of the Ci,euIar ss~ - II, ,i a. w.,
MI AsONs BLACRNG AND INK.-receved and for sal. by
~ RAWLINGS 4 MILE,
aPio Corner Pearl and Cary streets
nANIEL H. LONDON sale very large and choice
~ selection Of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
Ny Intention s, pCssbe sell every dollars worth OF
GOODS before leave Tor the European Markets May and
am thus early announcing the fact
hs and the ADJOINING States Those who
viii come foSard at once and make their selections
per cent on for cash " ~ '' -
Recent additions Paris and from tbs
sources 10 ihscouny for Domestic stock
dta1e wish make for another very Impo
100 Gases Of desirable Prints at Case prices
100 Ps Cloths At very low prices.
10 Gases and lovely uinghAms.
Quite one hundred styles Of Dress Goods.
Nesettrs Ribbons, PloNeTs and Mitt,.
hostoi the Irench Goods are rare and yeryioW.
Domestic Tickngs Apron Checks.
Bleachtd shirting and CasSimeres.
AlpaeeSs, Batings, Burlaps,Ac.
large variety Of other Goods which attention Of Town
and Country buyers l. asked At fmari
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NEW STOCK OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ip,t re eseiyed
~ avery large stock OF superior Travelling Tninks some oi
them are very large convenient and strong of them are
made out Of the best tole leather, are h hes, Tnnt,
think that can be found In ylrgnls ge o Of
R1,et BeloEs Top Valces, suitable for Buggier made in az
tye and Of good thick leather large ASSORTMENT Of
BAGS We invite our friends to call and stock before v
regard 70 cost. ' '''"'''
PUrNFY a prrTNrv
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ZINC PAINTS.
CAKINI:i FIUSiTIUE-

ENitf w hiAGhAN. late partner of PHuPs K,soa,x
respectfully ana The pubr
generally, that he has O n hand, ~ ~
A LARGE
T All All KINDS OF EaIIanted made CABINET FURNITURE CHAIRS
BEDS and MATTRESSES, which he uGeTs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
at uneHeeptonably low prices be
satisfaction to all who may with their orders
,oo . HENRY W. KlSGMAS,
81 New York
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End January, 1884.

ehcerhnliy recommend the nrm OF uOOCu UARRtg IN
the favorable con'lderAt Of my friends. "
9nd January, lS5t-Iu Ettos 7 NANCE
W The lynehbug vginan Express win please cory IN.
above for two weeks, aud send acenunt to this ohce
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NOTICE.-Nr. JAMES o. HUNT is authorized draw or
IN endorse Notes. Drafts Bills Chrcks-o
u.s. In and to do aud all
ba ineSE-herb rAing and confirming such
taken, or may hereAfl take place. HUNT HARVEY.
Richmond, March 8, 1854.
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~ DR. PEHOENAl eo' BroadEAy, New York. sole
E rer OF Stamped Emsroisrie offers the Ladies
IEond and m yieny large and choice selection
sleeves hand Skirts, Caps Morning Dresses HandkeT-
chiefs de Of great variety Of Pattern excellent quality
oreIs Tholesse and RETAIL will DC thankful received
uled faas-
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PUrNEY, wArrs 4 prrNrY.
ITTEE@EsTlSG E5sI;s ;! S ElooiSs ZOO, Eol TME rInEs

n A. MORRIS, " Main street, has just received: '
The World o Science Art and Industry; uitad from
pie, In the New YORK Exhibition 1884 Idd by n sitis
yr and Goodfeh Esq With 800 illustrations the be sn
sh. Price &C. " "'
Appietons Modern Atlas the worid With 81
Erayed and coiors maps Price 81 50.
The Planters Northern bride. Caroline
2 vols. Paper fi, cloth 81 SO. -' 80
Year with the Turks Sketches of Travel In the Europen
and hslac Dminons of the Sultan. ny Warrington smyth
Price T5c. '''
Blk Months In Italy. by George stman Hnl,rJ Poutt ed
tlon; vols, cloth. t2iO. "
History Of oliver Cromwell the English Commonwealth
from the FKecuOn Of Charles 10 the
0uitot In vols Price o. ~
Tho Life Of Napoleon Bonaparte. By william a1tt eopiot.
In volume, ITlce t7.5O ''
The WORKS Of Daniel webster complete In vols octave The
ony complete edition. Pfice ti2.
Notes Cab, containing description Of the hee the eou1
try ts population and wealth. s nsutionr nd the
snd u its inhabAn ny APhysiian price
tl25. ' .n5I
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THE ATLANTIC RAILING WUths NND rUUNDI.I
hASUyAUruRE THE
"COMPOSIrE IhOM KAILlNG.n

VO1lI Os5II II IINVN NhIHTNU,
"HlJH s so called because composed Of Wrought
" lon connected without rivet,or joints the
connect being melted the Wrought Iron Metallic
Moud, making psnnel piece and
Ing all ereylee wher generally commences may
nEht like WIRE RAILING, heavy like CAST IRON RAILING
This Railing unequalled for cheapne Strength and Durab
ty, and peculiarly adapted to CENETARY LOTS because
never Beeds repairs.
Also tye Of VEscE. e5 per 10 feet easily
transported and set. very much .iked.
Abo all kinda Of Wrought and Cast Iron Fences, verandah
Balconies, Ao Machinery and other Casting order
and further in ormaon. address post
By GEORGE FOSTER Agent
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~ No eondefed By yeAr,
unless spssnsd the Manuscript PrerOu, agreed
the parties.
~ advertisement copy specified
Der Of nseons will be continued until ordered aud
enacted accordingly
gB RsaulAs kpvmIsrKrs-To avoid any
the Of the Annual Advertisers
" that their privileges only extended to their Immediate business
Real Estate Legal and all other
additional charge, and no variation.
B Real Estate and General Agents Advertisements
Inserted BY the TO be charged the
70 such discounts as shall be agreed upon.
w Auctioneers Booksellers and yearly adveser
engaging squares with the privilege change shall
oo on their yearly average In any insert than the
agreed the standing under
eli exceeding such amount be charged rates
Advertisements inserted In the Seiweekly whie
per square line: less for the nIst and 30
square fnr each continuance.
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sTtNiPED ENiDN0iDkRIi. dc

AA hOLtsALE DEALER ir B-OOms, Painted Pals and
w Wood and Will wAre Baskets, Mats Cordsge Twin
"etins, Matches, Ae 2JI GreenEieh street, New York
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FLOOR OIL Jl.UTtIs
NJ VAN BRUNT, IS Birl!ag .SiiI Hetc Yorr NLNupIc r.
~ rURER and DEALER -
FLOOR OH, CLOTHS
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4 LVNAkDs Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl ,rd en- =
eounry hAcHisisrs Tools from the be, pakt. ne
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JOIES 4. SMITH,
Wholesale tIubrrIla nd


23i and 230 BrOTiuIy " tr IVrk.
TENE most ENi"nsie In the World prepared oner
n Merchants the largest and complete
TNBREiLAS AND PARiSOLS
TO be found in Europe America Merchants visiting
% buy their goed uy invited call
the stock, BEFORE PURCHASING.
N B-PLEAsE this card and put n, In your POCK E
BOOK for reference.
fe2S-Sm-fvks1
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offers TO the trade, favorable Of
and splendid patterns Of FLOOR on CLOTHS OF his ow man.
IN sheets ~ and 20 iee vide and endure
a, Smmate N. VAN BRUST,
gS RurIp stGp
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
WI. GpLoGk Maspfaeturer, No. IoI Canal street.
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THE GREAT PIANO AND sfUSTr. FsTkBI IsII NRx1
HORACE WATERS,
333 RrondNuy. NJ

VUNuE BEsT AID MOST IMPROVED PIANOS AND MELo.
DEoNs 7. Gnstkr a Co.'S wo las Premium Pianos
with or vi hoat the AZ Ian, and with Iron
scales The merit OF these
nrher eonmendAon GhEKrs BorpoiH elegant
Or small rooms HAtiEr CUMsrOS's PIAxos
sAo.hvd hIn OF Haist Co. Mr. W. being agent
the above Pianos oder them other
EoEAcE WATERS PIANOS exprrs. for lin, having
great power Of tons and elasticity touch 333 nron
wny the largest depot for Musical this
wy auordins an opportunity for selections
shsr- Secondhand Pianos AGO
s.o livery instrument fully warranted the money
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HEw YORK ADVERTISEMENT

n'posALps io9
n ADDE'S, AND GENTi:EMEN,s nooT AND SHOE MAN.
4 URAorURER-TW6 LARGEST IN THE COUSTRY Y or
HE G00DSThs propyie,or was ss.rdsd the Medal At the
West viii well TO call before purchasing, manufaetue
Largely and Afford ss cheaper any No.
9II broadway, New York city.
Ap2o-d2n-fxl a CAUIII.
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ID nj G tAL ~ BROTHER Importers Of French Eor,,b
jA2i-3m " street,
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MELODEONS.
HORACE WATERS

n ~. a. CoNhoi, No SO fi.lton Street, Ssio York,
the
OF Fishing Tackle Of the best qualities and quail
tes viz: Salmon Lake
and Rods OF all kinds aud varieties, ac., ac.
Alage stock OF hrst quality Of Conroy celebrated LIMERICK
HOOKS A general of Rods h.i,
manufacture Fike and In every variety ali 81
trade. rHe
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h and Vests suit all that be In Of something
.paS 80 80 - KEES, cHILEs BALDWIN.
STEAH CANDY MANuFACTonY-ro coUN-
s I 10y lf a. SSG D s9sn a1 y s buy
miserable stale 95sTE stud shat some persons .Sqd palm %
Steam Candy crssi 'gdrs,
Pq5 %s nns s sold at iGGs G: s siif2t rt Main
BBItEss AND ruOCt[ C0hrs.-A i,rE, apd y.red
'"' ''''' " '''''''''' KEES cHrLEs B,LDwISs
apps No i0l Main street.
wn DICk Jas, st, ,.sriygd , ;, 80 i!s
M,9 street, arEs s;,oT;,1t S o. white VI Dg5s FoIs. 70
spPS ''" KEEN CunEs BALDWIN.
n JBIN'S TERFI MLNE AND SOAPS.-wshave
.5 sFa5 ''0 '''"' y JOHNSTON nRo Druggists.
ow's TsS. noI QuEr.--A nsr pe,tnme 10 mi, mar.
'',T ssaf f'''''' '''''''''' ~ ''''' " DOVE CO.
a.. mnat,alt. a ,l'ssai S,,6rm,nt of iSs a,s,t "a.
m styles ia N'n''' for KEyE nly ieT ,rvv Kvsr
NVNr c!N- nlrrEits ST-T,,,, s . T2aa, oae, Sc,
TiS' ,yit std 10 '''' '''' '''''' O'' zaSEsS,s
100 %gfN""r" HAVE" & s,Sav cox; Fl as.s2sves i Il
~ CASES or LICOHiCE, Mass ;9a s,ss 2, sale.
200 Ss %JF Es1SS% :'sS ss as3 S.
zp9t H. W. TYLER
IDowHtThN FIPt;s.- Jus, received 600 o. these
pirI with the hrsc ~ the genuine. FOR sale hy
apis DOVE co.
~ Ew UERRiNGs-5sT bbis. Harsx Herting III half
~ bH DO 10 oils No MAcksr lsndng from sohr. "Uu.
myi BACON BAsKERvTLL.
NNAcuiNE h.ys @ e ..o,, go ,soo. or mad.
warranted gum, and L. much shr than
spas JOHNSTON BRO, prursiit..
H FFP CoOL--cLOTulNg THAT WILL no Ir.-Psr'on,
va iesrrus of LAYING tNer hryy winter
COOL hni oethrg really nice IN the shapr of Pants
Linen Erccks aud saets french nsb E Ll,tre,
Apscr Tarmrrs satin Gold Mixed Cssl.re Sscks Focts
Costs make srd which viii favor
ably vita any work offered in this m,rkct call ,epsuay
assed WV. IRA swim.
Late Smith Marvin
apis ia Mains.
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SAMUEL l.. CtyEKIY.

IRON yscHER seHELs HorsE so SAss
Sku
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INSN GOODs-In endless variety Coats, Pants
and Vests 60 suit all that be In Of something
for the present season. obtsned Main
Ap2o KEEN, A BALDWIN.
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yie-iy RICHARDSON. BROTHERS 4 CO., IIverpoo.

VD DEMOyAL-FINE PURNITURE.-rhc under,lgnra, VINO
O conducted the Cabinet Business the East side
CT 18th between franklin MAN,
abishment the building West side
recently occupied by Hablston Brother lie
step we'll the Of increasing his facilities
featuring as 10 enable him TO make better atd saaeo.
exhibit OF the various articles Of his manufacture
He isnow happy to his customers that he
accommodated with extensive business
determined this esablshua
anyn the city The location OF his stand
Ing convenience and accessibility lie only
the kind patronage which has heretofore
and such additional examination Of his Inducements
command.
He has hand heretofore, (hough extensive
seAe article the
Ing to the Cabinet Business.
All kinds Of Repairing well Undertaking, promptly
tended to. y. H. COwLING,
fyT No ut.k
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NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
ID L. ALLEN, O.,tc T.. n Alien C,.) ISO and tot Wa.
hae ter street AoEcrtruRiL IloRrcrltuEtL lsFiryTs
AND MIcHNfsr, TEn G'RprS FERrilrvs
BoSE Dr'T, PHosrH,rr LNS, rornR ru rllsIrR, &C.
mhii-sm
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Hp EMoNED-The old established Looking Glds Wdrelous,
Ao e RICHARDS klNGsLASDk co, removed from IS Court
ani ST. to lo chambers street. Caur block from
broadway, New York. where will be
sortment OF PiiS oHSANEsTAL LOOKING GLsrs
AID PICTURE Francs Ac Ac The with
ri.y OF work IN Competition state at reduced rates.
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RYAPRRCo Riebmond aS1eb SoI is.ppD,'s5

rICE-CA1n0s of HOuys fu hs Departure nj ne Dan
~ Trdin0n and after Sunday next. the 26h March, the
morning train for Washington Baltimore will depot
at ~, instead Of I, A. NJ as heretofore.
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CABINET FunNITURE, 90 Bcekmnn ST.,
,,,,. CORNER ok GOLD STREET.
LARGE and .xsn,iv- Paror
and Chamber FURNITURE suit, oth.ruse ed In
snn, Eau Dlnat Broesse Push Hair Cloth e1,en.
PREAICX AND COTTAGE BEDSTEADs,
Constantly o. hand, with MATrRAssEs SPRING BEDs boil
sIERs, and PILLOWS 70 ut. ' ~
Private Families, ,upplI.d
te!e In his line at reasonable rates, ~ '' "
wM. q. GARDINER, 90 Beekman street
=. Corner Of Gold New Yor
hpzS-dom-IPl door from, nj oii.,
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'I'READWMLLL I'll a PERRY STOVE MERCHANTS Prcprie-
tor. OF the FOUNDRY. No. 10
ons 70 The trade ffy d,net varieties of Cooking
hesuns stoves Tor Coal and WOOD
and Fire Place Hollow ware Plain and lied Null, K,ti.
stev Pans Sc teh Bowls sinks Pump and Clay Pur
naees Agricultural Kettles Water Coolers Ac Also their
ana Improved diamond" Ranges AID Hot Air
Terms liberal. .,o,-4a,.
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Take Particular Notice,

en Who have injured themselves by practice
drised In when aonea habit frequently from
panion or a. sehoohe elects nightly felt
destroys both mind and body 0' -
What pity ihAiA the hope his country
caring OF MS parents should be snAed from all
OF e By the consequence Of devatng from pa
| ee!oTe contemplating
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-02-23

in any cause in any court Of appellate
jurisdiction, which could have been
raised in the same cause in. the court
appealed from.
See. 3. If any party raising such
constitutional question shall not appear
before said Supreme Court at the time
and place to which the cause in which
it shall tc raised shall have been certi-
fled to said court, then, and in that CASE,
said cause shol be remanded to the tri-
bunal where it originated, as in the pre-
cceding section provided, and said trbu-
nal shall then proceed in said cause in
the came manner as though such qucs-
tion had not been raised in said cause.
Sec. A. All the expenses arising in
the procuring Of the decision of any
constitutional question by this act, shall
enter into and make part Of the costs
in the suit in which the question is
raised.
Sec. s. This act shall take effect
from and after its passage.
True copy--attest:
A. POTTER, Scc'ry.
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e.,sr. The followino notice of Elliot,s

Gee The following notice Of Elliot's
Indian Bible, occurs in the opening
chapter of " Nonantum and Natick. "
There is something sad in the simple
statement:
Three miles off, on one Of the shelves
in the College Library at Cambridge,
is dark ancient book, as if it did not
belong to the presen, generation of
books. Aud it does not 1t was made
Tor people who have passed away from
earth, and no living man can now read
and understand it. Its title is; "ma-
muse Wunnectupanatamwe Up Biblum
God Nanceswe Nukkone Testament
kok work Wusku Testament.
All passed away and no living man
can read the book But the eternal
record bears witness of the fruit tha,
has grown from that seed, planted with
so much care and watercd with cease.
less solicitudc. .-Proridsnce Journal.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-02-23
rsY~ In the Southampton dock the

EG~ In the Southampton dock there
are three patent bell buoys, which the
Mexican Government have ordered for
a part of the coast of the Gulf of Mex
leo. They are enormous bouys with
large bells, and their use is in foggy
weather when the buoys cannot be seen.
The surging of the waves causes the
bells to ring, which give information Of
the locality Of the buoys. The appara-
tus is such also as to answer the purpose
of life buoys, where several persons can
be sheltered until they are rescued.
Their use in enabling ships TO enter
channels in togs is invaluable. The un-
der part of the bell buoy is boat shap-
ed and is admirably formed to roll
about in the water to ring the bell that
is attached to it. From the upper sur.
face Of the buoy circular and tapering
pallisading is raised several feet in
height, inside of which towards the top,
the bell is hung so as to ring at the
slightest movement
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-02-23

s0r The Wings of Connecticut held
their annual State Convention on
Wednesday of last week. The Conven-
tion nominated Henry Dutton, of New
Haven, for Governor Alex. II. Holly,
of Salisbury, for Lieut.. Governor Oliver
H. Perry of Fairfield, for Secretary of
State; d. W. Camp of Middlctown, for
Treasurer and John Durham of Nor
wich. for Controller. On the first bal
lot for Governor, Dutton had 90 votes,
Jas. Dixon IS, A G.. Hazard II, Chas.
Chapman l6. The candidates for Lieut..
Governor, Secretary and Controller are
new names; two Of the former candi-
dates having declined and one died.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-02-23

Another sad clerical dcrelictlon oc-
Cured this week. Rev Mr..
married three ladies in one day. Ere.
Gaz.
A@- Well, that was certainly a most
scandulous affair !; and VIC observe that
such proceedings have become quite
common among gentlemen OF the black
cloth" 1t is but a few weeks since
that minister in this vicinity-a man
esteemed as pattern of morality, and
the expounder Of religious truths to a
large and intelligent congregation-mar-
ried three ladies in one week, notwith-
standing he already had a most estima-
bic wife.
P. S. Perhaps we may as we'll say,
we learn that he married three gentle
men ut the same time.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-02-23
ny- 4 young man in Californi;

ny A young man in California,
whose friends had not remembered him
as he thought they ought, adopted the
following expedients: He sat down and
wrote some half . dozen letters to diff
fcrent persons at home, inquiring the
price Of land and stock-what he could
buy handsome farm Of two or three
hundred acres for, &c intimating that
be had large sums to invest, and was
very rich generally. BY return mail he
received no less than seven letters, all
anxiously inquiring after his health,
when he was coming, &C., and has re-
ceived three or four every mail since,
including some very warm ones from an
old and very cold sweetheart.
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bG5~ 4 mans business maybe known
by the manner he looks at you-a cob
Ter will look at your shoes, halter at
your hat, tailor at your clothes, the
young lady at your face, and SO on
through the catalogue, each looking at
what interests them most. If a man
stares impudently at your dress, you
may conclude that he is a tailor who has
fell in love with the cut Of your coat,
and you should turn so that he can get
satisfactory view.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-02-23

John Mitchell, the Irish exile, comes
out in the last number of his g Citizen"
in favor of tue Nebraska bill, and the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise. He
holds that "the people in every State
and Territory have right to make their
own laws, and no Congress has the right
to prevent them. ."-Exehange.
ray We think it about time the
traitor, John Mitchell, was rewarded
with some Office. He has been in this
country few weeks, having landed on
our shores with as fair prospects for q
popular career as ever man had, and
yet in those few weeks be has contrived
to make as consumate an ass Of himself
as his bittcrest foe could have wished,
and now he caps the climax by telling
the inhabitants of this country that Con-
gress has no right to prevent the people
of territory from making just such
laws as they please. AS to his coming
out in favor of the Nebraska ILL, it will
doubtless be so much in favor of the
defeat of the bill, for the most rabid
advocate of the bill can but be ashamed
of being found in company with such a
renegade.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-02-23

~. The National Poultry Fair was
held last week at Barnum's American
Museum. The contributions were nu-
merous and varied, embracing over four
thousand fowls, and of the most rare
and valuable kinds, from all parts of the
Union, including Shanghais, Cochin
China, Brahma Pootras, Cl,ittagongs,
White Calcuttas, Black Javas, Hong.
kongs, Dorking, &C., &c and an infin-
ite variety of rabbits, gold phe asants,
rat-terriers, &c.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-02-23

e@ A company having in their en-
ploy some 300 operatives, are manufac-
turing India rubber combs at Williams
burgh, L. l. BY process called
decdoriaing, the 6rmness of metal or
shell is impaired to the rubber, while .
great part ofits natural toughness is re-
tanned. ......
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-02-23
N.Y. 4 teleyraphic disnot

Bay A telegraphic dispatch from
Baltimore, dated the 10th, says: The
liquor prohibition law passed the Mary
land House of Delegates, yesterday, by
vote Of 42 to % 1t contains all the
Maine Law restrictions, including the
power of search, destruction of liquor,
&c and is to 60 into operation in May,
1856, if previously approved by the
people.