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"Macaronack,"
A CERTAIN CIHE FOR PILLS.

Mod a. Inn.
HAVE been amistsd with che PlIss
O. tiir lasi siattsu yrHfr- tfsra stftB illhe lat
81 raienGrf g. 4s, uif Ifh rffsfsfs. hs
g1n o. fiIinh mB faat hflsissf bed siifs,t FiFan
up in 0rruaif aH1 fh.ushf nisald "a hnf ilafs
ussdiflhsf taii shea beard - ff.lf -NasAfsnsrE 20
Ard uhsi s4dffial rafrs - hsd made ntH liffits
that sng thinF Wugld heiF nis th.nsif ul.aid Co.,
sglns ri ffuf nlTttritr. lf.a alifls Oct and
g. ny Fieaf sufpn-s lfuad 1850 reiisf t..f sftra
bsffirf b. on, tnd q tuNfri1 eHfsd ius, Ehd I lHfs
Erfei bad shy tfaf.hir iit fi.sia sincr
AAIhoAi GAEuiAEH.
QulhfT. April. lral.
r-id ~ roNbs MORSE DnrFlsi. and Ag..iis
tHnes, haHaLi
ffrs o. - bsaifis- A iihsisi disfa1ai t4sas a.
dsaisfs, b ths Gstsfll AFrnfs, THtsanf Tsxrf ..
r 81, "a Liza a 40.
all
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Attention.
uURD's gotsn HtI.sAM,


4 GUARANTEED REMEDY Tor alt Puinch'
~ Complaints such A. tolds, Coughs, Ins
iioarsene-s, Bronchitis, Nhuupiug Cough, aud
hammatinu Of the Ghost and lunFs. We have
hesitation In offering his nalsam ~ ccfiain cure
tho above di.cascs. Il haa been already used 10 ID
siderable extent in number NJ pliS siciAns In n
standing. aud with such hcueiirisl effects uls'n
PATIENT, that We are prrtofininp duiy ~ rirhisf
u through the country. We viii not trouble The I
lie with rSttayHRaui praises NJ our hHitlr, bui q
placing II within their reach, quietly aud conleh
aN ait public upripn. We have pat TIE hhisamh
low price nf 7'HI-NTl tiiE CENTS = Buln
10 order thatit ms be within The reach ui all,
large proportion NJ The sufferers iruin ihe Nb'N g
plainia are persons ~ moderate Circumstance "
arr unHhir Ia pr, such prces AZ are peuofalli fak
iif medicines Do not be hnnostnP your nrigl'sh 4
breaking hi rest with barking cough, and go
nnt your own strength, but invest t0enty i've rsaa
s,na hai,is - llurdis Cough halrsm nnd u ~
not rosroro your heail,--CAl NJ the office and 81 4
money bach. ". G.. llln, sole Prrpntni,
~ White ~, New iat
To whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by all dealers IL medicine fhfoughH e
'Duntn. %
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aFERs CHERRY PEcTOhiL

OkGi-t-k OXgOJ-s-aIIH EfITEEa
fl'Ht ssnuius AFtfsis fsr al ists al chs
Il bag zl-fs = fDAN anFaf
49, ss-~.>, A-s--s
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CroCkery !

4 Larrc Assortment, consisting 10 part Of LIS
y IRE BAND TEA SETS, stone china dn, cd
lrcd do, and common are N al kinds 81, the low
e.i market pncc.. gro u. COLE q Gu
I'AsH paid fpf Hides aud skius, by
GEORGE GRAVES.
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TIfE B1LM or GHEAD.
E.u.etaIIV 10 Frmaies.

IN every cuBeeiA able condition a. ie, n fcr0muends
itself arsuiefuf an point at ehcasf 90 aHY ~ ts
rsiinpsunds. concentrated uBdFT tho com
progressive name uf " ~afsapafiiias."
II arff nf To b., fOruets Tho touf ~ fhe ftaB
Arh, siren giris The digestive ofrahs, stimulates the
liver o. hralthi action suiifirnt t mn - The hn
iufs add Iaransais secretion, impans panty. reh-
and tiailfi g. The blood elfruiaiot II freely
nsufal EinF and removing Hgafe ddfsiis, fth
M bTrfpns - -irn restores ths rHstffi b. All
IT, strength, sud imp. rts glow Of health aud beauty
Of COMPLEXION.
ftH is q fsgsiahle rfini, pleasant a. take, aud
psreftf saf a. b. used 10 aHf sfafa e hssiih sfau
hy DE most deiicais female child
Fses oas Dsfiar yer baias.
pr soii D, bOggists sehrfsiiy. Nhaie.als aud
Retail Druggist wli is suiIdica spi irAion g. the
rf1tffftofs.
POsDs MORSE, Agvnts, Nsib and Washington
fFeffs Huuaud 81
Wv. ALEtAsDFH a CO., Fnspneiafs,
2o-iF ~. Bafrisy Il iAst.s tpnssl Nsn iork
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eu1TA pIHCIIA ~. INDIA M HEIR
Dtntn.I hlnu Inll,aIl NV Ihr Nnrth

-
- Amsfirsu t.uua fsnAa Company afe uhrfint az
IS l.aeaslo a great variety ui CiOfHLN6, c. inhdt
f.ni Rasl's P-feaf sloaa.ie4 hnta PeFasa, ~ De"
~ Iss aud hesouiHi huish- hysc ttsds are w atet
lrs tfte hnu grpioasaut siue rliahie aud tlAsii'
ikr India Ruthef nnt inlnisd 10y it1 gt-lAA'''
,-I sf ssr.ssssss .fAs brtaaf srsls. Ihey $50
df.frtf iu rhafsctt ton suY othsf fHas h'ftioiet
uhd~ ~ tutu frfsha. sltlIHf iu ui- ctnnift ~ ~
rye. and Hagrasisa ~ sisHa ai niinaff Ahien2
tHr t1utn ifHN b. tlIud tuat., ilnA-s alF~t i'n
chns RecHna Jaskts, Ntctals, LeGeiu., rpa ttirrs
caps. t'amp niaui,i.. ilrr-s Cover. shower Watts
sfr,nre.. Pfesrt rnmf., Hsils, rtrth and ink Ira
cen. Ca Nsr-. sI-iHsmen's hHNking tns~ SLOAN
fatAtHn. Nafhias Btltinr, sffiaEe iluitf' &C. 4 c.
with top Caesp aaa ffstyf Ia Frnfrr,r' inside
ttpfrssf meet the neN passenger laW AZ congress
Aiut fiush and guaiiy -upeflUi a. ans other hct
i.r.f al,,is nov israrr The public. Iof .slt ~ the
Warehouse. 80 cedar street, New York.
Dcalrrs sirf rniui g'nds are ihsiied ~ anhtnc
th,-s E,s bsilstiHE that ttet nl Rad tlitin cheap
90 and tat superior 90 anything thty have ''cf seen
bshrr uricfs 60 any extent executed az rhor notice
WILLIAM RinEn,
D. r. fnltse. rfosI y. 4. g. 4. Ga
'Irfasilfrf and Sec 3. Ji--tfu.
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DR. C0NINE'S SYRUP
OF
Ginseng and Malva.
u'IIIs Compound, now established in universal
| favor by u great aud ackuow lodged mcrii,is
Used In Every Family,
aud recommended by all ply sicians. This medicine
IL based upon recipe procured IN China by Dr. Go
nine the celebrated oriental traveller. it, wonder
fil properties fuf PUniFNIFG TVS BLonn, and in All
complaint. Of a Bilious character, are evcBwb
acknowledged. For
EXPLANATION OF THE LUNGS,
srirrtNG 80 BLoop, bronchitis, and every disease Of
the vital organs this great remedy j. without para
lei. For -
COUGHS, CRoUP, WHoopINC- COUGH,
and ali diseases otthe Throat, its aud prompt
rure. II possesses the remarkable power of D-snlv-
that may ob-truct the thrust. and i without ques
hon Natures musi poteut remedy Tor
CoNsuMPTION,
and all Diseases that ar-e from Coughs and Heglesfed
C,id. u has cured tanker, salt Rhenni, Eryspelaz
aud -rufnla-diseases which have doied the ISiwer
Of other medicines have yielded 10 tins. II s pleas
aut aud palatabe, and AZ
Re-torer OF Appetite,
Il stands 4 NnINALLED. II has never been equal
ed
DNSPEPIIC REMEDY,
aud fuf lnstrATioS % rHs NIEfEs, lowness Of Siif
IT,, 81 Headache T. sure cure.
The interesting history ot The Ginseng Sc i u Ice
had IN pamphlets gratis. The Compound IL contain
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IfTifI Place 80 bay rfassss, flasiifsf BE
i rrsl anQ Alaiaauinsi rapis|ffrfs b. 81 fls uraf
si'ssa 4 Pea a Aofss, saia Al sslla 80 -.
HHrisne, W
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Cabinet Furniture and CT


W y II - u - y - ~,
HaHfeaas haiif.HR, had NJ DashiHEfeH q
Nori.r cIk1lF b n0W offering large az
vi efai as.ortmeHi II roiss, rsniaf, Cafd, 90
aud Lttsn-ion niHiHF Tables, Mahogany,
walnut Cane Heat and common Chain, ~
ilodrisad-, Hat stands, fhami'r sets, a g.
hair, palm ieai aud busk Mattresses, rprai
L>,aAine glasses, 'locks, Picture frames, " ad Z
pnrahi, Decks, &c.
hsafs Made Ceans 81 AL silas and dez,nft-
Mahogany Collins furnished a. order on shnu u
Having purchased New and Hirh Good. h.e
bosi manufacturer, ~ rash prices, he suuid iu'
attention ofiho puhiC - the inspection ~ ,he u
Rutland, isb. ~, ir51.
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Hats and Caps.
lust HEC EIyED LAR1t AND rfl.EN
81 d,s a.. ftrasnf u htHisF -8ta Hat, q even
And and guallit.
can. al al liaas, --slk Piush Of All ffloFs Ciafh
Css II diHsfrni "a is-. uiiuf ard uihrr fuus-ali
- fieh vii " sala chfap. JOHN COOK.
"a SO. bsniclf' klsft, hEilsnd.
Farmers Farmers
THOSE Wishing 10 saSs MONEY sna
/ ItHE sin hfd A. M hss Hfifh 81 afftaufs
EkHNETI 4 sNA, ass easufin q aiming isHfis-
nsrats 81 t1s rAi lizf "a ALlTh. aud 81 ~
TrHMFiN LON rhlfEr
WHOLESALE AGENTS ron
nann's 4 nssnrlafr's -rffhrs- tlaet Tara haltu-
.snf Foftins, Mnssfs. fiaiif Ca. nuisris- fsf-
atiis tHf rs iartis1 Meet ia's ID THIS hHFalff,
Naar.r Nss-a Co., sna lsm-ias nss anl 90
pstirfn ~ tThs.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOH
raafnt ID ntsrfs Pest Rail a lufa. ulh sf Ifafis
Yafenf aaisuiafs.H tnd F1sts rsakrf -hafhs fti
fsaiinfa fnrs IS iisfds Esif ilfiasrs snd Van 49,,
aaH's Hsl she Naaais flfts. iiafss iifas sHd Head
WHOLESALE AGENTS ron
Gfarf't fsraIa ffs1ies aae isrntnF aiiis- ~ ths
rioses a rarlIaaa ritfs
MHDLIsALE AsEaTs ron
a. rristfalrd sssfffrtf 80 tr Eirt aaffaft.l A.
re aaf.sfsrfsf -lid fhaHf snd -priHg eteel ii.fs
ft.f STREET fs'sa. ifsa sHa naiplae rhatsis,
s.-..ss slsa issas-, srs TN ~rss-~-
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Tremendous bargains,

Tremendous Bargains,
~ THE CELEBg NTED LARGEST and CHEAP
EST CARPET ESrAniIS hNI.NI IN the
UNITED STATES,
No ~, Rowey, New lmh,
uIHk IA ANDE RsON
EIGHT SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS,
bAeissais aaa hcisd
surs no,s - I,
Contains tho inpsi extensive, fashionable and hama
sun, s.ssrncnt II nare's celebrated EnF'ish and
American touH GA conn, VI The newest ~ &c. ATTN
nntsh, marble, Italian, fcscn, and scnl Paintings
ever Offered u THIS ety. from p I'd. te 81 The square
yard Of 10 yards vide.
suLEs Sooss SO 2,
There hundred and iiy pieces Of tho choicest,
most Lcliiitnl and desirable patterns 81 English and
Amcncsn iVetAiN. cArrfrtSa, at unparalleled iow
lniccs fnlm nve shilling. and siX silines and cts
pence per yam. Manufactured iur our city sales
eurs Noos No J,
contains three hundred pieces Vt English and Ames
rsH Imperial fHFSt nv eARfftISg, at msgniheeri
scroll and GoiliC heufc, Imported and manufactured
g. Dgdri, ~uno IT which CANNED be found AZ any oiss
esiabii .hmrnI So the United siAies.
sALIs Hoos Z,
Couiains hundred and MY pieces Of fre sassis
cAnF,tiSs oi splendid new patterns, ai the a'"hish
ing low inccs, p, p 3D., 8. 3D., aud L. peryard
sALrs Eoos No D.
Displays wonderful variety 81 rssLisH pnucGrr., o
yards wide Also 5000 yards oi Dnfpeis, ui l-i2
and yards wiac, al 3s =. I'D, and a., Be-, and is
get yard Aisu, magnificent Mosaic aud Administer
npAsrH Luos and 1000 TrFrrn Hucs, at 2Ds. each
s.iIs uapN No q,
Is fully sucked with o,ep variety 81 striped and
Figured sfIs and Htti cAuFNtlNG AZ p, p. I'd, Ia
e. psr yard AZ" English tapcstp, Hui-scis aud
Velvet stair Csfri at -, 49, ss and TO-, per yard
s.LF. Haps T.
Royal Velvet, Administer, Tapestry, and Brussos Car
ifr. 81 j1hn SIN, and henderson,, express
Aia,. Mo.sr carpet. Of me entire piece, the sire
IS r,t by II, and ~ iett inches by Il ieot,worth
$3.50.
..trs p..n =
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ROM a MORSE. Rnfiaaa. ~
spi-NCtR s NICHOLS, HAHelai, y
u Nv R4.N.Mu.AU q co. CenRa Iaini N !
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j bold
What priceless treasures Natures hands uuhd
The heating heb, the Aromatic flow Ct,
O'ef pain shall triumph by theif -uuihinF p,sti
give susii balm- a. have suite
Nuh Natnfe ~ the laws At lilo
With blood my bands never stain,
Nor poieun men to ease THEN pain
Ihia remedy has Cuihr intu uHe ON its own iHtHi
merits, aud cniu,- a reputation tnr a.. pumFnosl
removing pain, that has never been awarded TO
similar preparation. II is emphaitrail, tht rfuat j
edy iof removing pain, having beca demonstrated
Thousands ui families with perfect success
To be used externally ~ Internally, iof spas
crHmp., chulic. palpitauon at the heart, beads,
matisn, 1T, dysrrntcu, chuicfa.
observe the dirrC tiuns on the bottle. sure Co. r
the worst caHes.
Cerihcatua oidmfpists, physieinns, captain. Of,
=els, clrffl men, aud from amiics " hu have frfr
great benefit, found on circular. len with agent.
Manufactured and sold by tho pfopristais,
= u. ~ i4l4EN a o.
kiufp Ifntuuuf Iguulr. i,fsfln
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CLO T II | n &.
FOR 1854.

L OF ii ! y ii.
FOR 1854.
AT No. 2,Perkin's block, RUTLAND.
fI,IIE Subscriber cordially invites the
| uIbic ta an early examination 81 his wen
seieciod suck IT Goods assuring them that they viii
nd them unsurpassed Va quality and extension Of va
tefy. l shall only specify few articles.
UNDER COATS;
Black pre-s and rroek, BLACK cashmafeti'
ilus Rack owe
Blue uress bnnh
Bmsn brre0
Blue. Biaek, oiye, Brown, aud Drab Nirrd Cloths,
sacks aud Frucks.
OVER COATS
Hiaek Green, Drst, Blue -niark. Blue, Grey olive,
Brown ani M,Koa.
PANTS;
BLACK Dleskins Black Cashmere.
Fancy ditto, Msed dh'o,
Blue. Tnnry, and Nred ssuns,, a., Sc
VESTS;
Haet SATIN, Faney colored shk,
Fancy sfrnadiefi
cisth. it,ibie Hfea.t'd, Cioih, Single do.
20. large lot Of cheap heavy clou.inE for every
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
iuisBd o. iosp -tuek sufficient Ia meet the with
ssof ali. --ofthe n,nzt approved style and quality
FURNISHING GOODS
shirts. B,,.1ms, coiafs Under -iiius, DuWsrs,
handkerchief, crsyats sioet'' Brace
Glove, Hpsep, Clothes and
fiaiF Hushrs, Wallet
Fuu NOME,
prriunsry, Oh, etc.
FAti. styles HATs AND CAPS
Trunks. yaiIss., Itabrslias, &e.
T1s suhss F,sf aeiid take this uigrsrtuHiiy 60
pfs.s hls fhanks bis frpds aud hainef cn-insusfs
~ pasf fayafs, aad respectfully splfiis rfanaanfs
offbe sAma 10. POSTER.
nansna. Dee 2, 1919. 4s-u
\ AEB.-iATd Of the bet susi'i,Ei
ca. COLI a 60.
I,oTFEE-Coass " mssy b,ua. Hnd qualities, at
q. a. tpl.E A 40,
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MoRTINoRE's
Bit K II G. OR ID / A l.
ROOD pIfRlENER

.,.sssst.sssssssass+.tsss ssssssssssssss+s-.s.
This invaluable preparation has obtained p1pu-
lany wherever ihtpdaced, unprecedented In tile his
tory Of apy Other pfrpafain brought before be pub
be- The multiplied ihnusand. who have used a. aud
bave realized H. marvellous effects IN removing ds
And Restoring the Nervous system,
now herald u a. thr World possessing the most -
pofi0f virtues known a. the Naisris hrdira- fhYai
'iaBss the dfst standing in the profession aud
prescribe II az the ino-t effective
.1teyaiice and BLOOD PTtfy,r ro tnonn.
Neuralgia, General Debility aud Nervous Ancruons,
Dyspepsia ~ ludi gr-iiou, lss Of APOSTLE, Nervous
Headache or ~ 81 BLOND pthe Head, 'osissnes-
of Irregularities 81 the inwei., Peunrs Ia The sids
ftatu rpcy FaiHtafiuu q tila Hear, nhrult Breath
Ing, Pflsirsfirh of she Arfsuu System ~ Nuinhuras
N,gm Sweets ~ Aioftnns " the Lung, jauudiee,
Di-rsscs Of the kiin ~ Dumngoments lfregulantesi
especially with IeaAlos, pfuduring belay aud Prs.
trstisn Il the Nervous System, fniaHenns Efupion-
iiuuufs IT The biaad thesc Con plants readily
fenoss "a b. iir Use 0f this Cafdiai
n. -. :. L.. ~. =. ~
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THE GREATEST

WIDf'NIs DINtUN Itf UT III y
tfE KENNEDY 81 RnIhuy has dircgIra
vi one oi oar common pastafc weeds r
thai rnfps
EVERY KIND OF IItMOH,
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Hats and Cans.

I,oFFEE-Coas, " mssy biua. nna gasliii.., at
g. a. toi.E a go.
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70 h. ai,idsa snsa.H. coo sahssrtsers
90 ~. E,sn,ng OF IA. sist OF Mach.
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The above have also forsale
TWE GREAT ALTERNATIVE,
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FAiL styles nAIr ANb CAPS.
Trunks. yaii.s., IubrelIas, a e.

Tlf suhsF FIi1f N1iIl an IHI7 lI8FIiIHII 70 u
pfs.. his thanks O. bs fnfp is Hnd hanef ea-iessfs
~ past faynrs and respectfully siifs ouiinaanes
offhe cane 10. FOSTER
Eausnd Dee. 2, l-.a 4s-u
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Purchasers Of Boets. Shecs and
RUNNERS

a ~ rreuess.a. tsfars fsifrtfsihs hsrs. o.
n tta - ~ ef.ss 80 Wtsf 81 Ii.sfssfis ette
Iss,a ns naNnIgf son. shsst 90 ~ tiaus a
k.ss. - IFfHls.et a
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Senator Toucey was hung in efigy in
Main Street, New London, on Monday
night, by the people of that city, on ac-
count of his vote on the Nebraska bill.
Over the head of the efigy was a pla-
card with the words 'Toucey theTraitor.
co., Constitution.
1- A very foolish manner of show
ing disapprobation, in our opinion. Mr..
Toucey was we'll known by his constitu-
ents when they elected him. He has
only shown himself to be an unscrupu-
lous supporter of what he deems his
own interest /; and it looks to us like q
great piece of folly for people to elect a
professed politician and vent their spite
in such boyish revenge as this. If peo-
pie want consistent representatives they
must elect honest men.
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Hollotoay's Pills certain Cure for B,le.
Headaches, and Weak and Deranged
StOmachs. - Incurable diseases affecting
the heart, the liver, or the lungs, are fre-
quently engendered by inattention to the
disordered state of the stomach, which
causes loss of appetite, loss of strength,
and loss of energy. To countcract these
distressing symtoms it is only necessary to
take few doses of Holloway's inestimable
Pills, which will be the means of purifying
the blood, thereby giving nealthty action
to the vital functions. Their effect on tho
s stem is such as imperceptibly to restore
the soundest health and strength even to the
most weakened constitutions.
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s% Owing to the destruction of the
publishing Office of the ". Y. Independ-
ent, by fire, some of the subscribers will
doubtless fail to receive their paper.
Those who do not receive it are re-
quested to inform the publisher, Mr..
Joseph H. Ladd, No. 90 Beekman-st.,
N. Y, as soon as possible, and also
state the time, as shown by their re-
ceipts, when their subscriptions ex-
pire.
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pdy- Our friend, George G.. Well,

sO- Our friend, George G.. Wells,
keeps on hand-at all times large as
sortment Of ladies' and gentlemen s
boots and shoes of all descriptions adapt
ed to season. His CATERS and fancy
shoes have an elegance of finish and
durability which cannot fail to recon-
mend them to all who havo once tried
them. And his prices are astonishingly
low. We would advise all, both males
and females, to call on Mr.. Wells, and
if he cannot fit them in kind, quality,
and price, they must be very difficult to
please.
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selves, for very shame, till they had
grown. But, " A good pair of whi,kers

serves, ior very shame, till they had
grown. But, " A good pair of whiskers
are to most men an ornament rather
than otherwise" Who is better able
to decide where the face shall be smooth
and where the whiskers shall be worn
than He who made it,
AS to our friends sensitiveness for
fear that he shall appear like monkey
unless he shaves, perhaps in his partic-
ular case there may be some reason for
it, but most men, we think, might be
distinguished from that animal without
either shaving the head, cropping the
ears, or any other artificial mark. If
not, we would suggest that the monkey
should be the marked animal, inasmuch
as man is placed higher in the scale of
being. His preference for the monkey
is, Of course, mere matter of taste-we
think the man the best looking. The
good opinion of the ladies is, of course,
very desirable, as they are undoubtedly
much the best judges in regard to good
looks. But We believe that even their
judgment may be warped by fashion.
We would ask brother Putnam if he
ever heard lady say, until within a
very few years, that she thought lady
would look better with a waist the nat
tural size than she did with it about the
size and shape of an hour-glass ? We
will venture to say, he never did. And
yet this very fashion carried more women
to an untimely grave than the cholera.
We give it as our opinion that, though
the ladies are much given to kissing
each other, there is not one in five thou
sand but would prefer bearded cheek
to a smooth one.
But the idea that Americans are too
Independent to ape foreigners in wearing
the beard, is decidedly good. Does not
our friend know that the fashion of
shaving was introduced on account of
beardless youth being placed on the
+hrone, therefore all subjects made it
point of duty to make themselves as
near BOYS as possible by removing the
prominent feature of manhood More
successful was this youthful sovereign
than the fox who, having, on a maraud-
ing expedition, lost his caudal append
age, called convention of his brethren
and showed them the great benefit and
superior beauty Of tailless fox. But
they failed to appreciate his recommend
ations. And now, says the Rainbow,
Americans should show their independ-
ence by continuing to ape this ridiculous
old practice. We should say it would
show much more independent spirit to
abandon this custom and wear the orna-
ment provided by nature.
Columns of the opinions of medical
men might be quoted to show the sani-
tary benefits of the moustache and beard
especially in this humid climate eff con-
sumptions, but we haven't room this
week to enlarge, and therefore drop the
subject for the present.
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MI A R R lie d,

by Ed. c. M. Lewis, Mr. HARVEY C. Bur-
vicinity.
In Preston, Conn, Feb. 26, EDWARD 8.
WELLS, Jr., of Hopkinton, r. l., and Miss
EUNIcE DAVIS, daughter of the late John
Davis, of Preston.
go- Many thanks for the package Of
cake accompanyingAhe above notice The
happy couple have the kind wishes Of the
printers
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AN ACT in amendment of an act en-.
titled an act to revise and amend the
several acts in relation to the election
of civil officers.
II is enacted by the General assembly as
foilo1es:
Section l. II any person shall ii
rcctly or indirectly give, or offer or agree
to give to any elector, or to any person
for the benefit Of any elcctor, any sum
Of money or other valuable considera-
ton, for the purpose of inducing such
elector to give iu or withhold his vote at
any election 10 this State, or by way Of
reward for having voted or withheld his
vote, or if he shall use any threats or
employ any means Of intimidation for the
purpose Of inAucing said elcctor to vote,
or withhold his vote, such person so
offending shall upon conviction thereof
be fined the sum of FIVE hundred dollars,
or be imprisoned not exceeding three
months, or both, at the discretion Of the
sourt and no person after conviction
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h~ The meeting of Teachers, which
was to have taken place in this village
on Saturday next, has been postponed
to Saturday, April 1. See advertise
ment in another column.
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Stockholders Meeting.

VNHERE will be Meeting of the Stock
L holders of the PHENlX BANK, at their
Banking House, on Thursday, the Both day
of March, 1854, at o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose of taking into consideration the
expediency of further increase Of the
Capital Stock Of said Bank, and for the
transaction of any other business that may
properly come before them. By order Of
the Board, ETHAN FOSTER, Cashier.
Westerly, r. l., Ma rch 16, 1854.
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% There was serious riot at New
Haven, Ct, on the night Of 18th inst,
growing out Of a misunderstanding be-
tween tho students and town boys. One
man was killed by . stab.
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ID lie ID

In Stonington, ,on the 10th inst, WILLIAM
VINCENT, Sen, aged 80 years.
In thisvillage, at the residence Of Capt. o.
p Saunders. on the 22d ms, of consumption, >.
Miss AMY NYE, aged 55 years.
Ns- Funeral o-morrow friday at IL
o'clock A. M at the Seventh day Baptist
Meeting House on the Post Road. The Pro-
cession will leave her late residence at half
past 8 A. NJ.