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IL RLtNhf0N, l9N 4.
4 BRANCH # the Mercantile College ,f Penn
"a -yiyana- Incorporated by the l. gislature II
t..at state witt perpetual ehart-r.
TRUSTEES
E.s Exeellency the lioN. JAMES BrcHAvAS HoS.
Hos. Moss HANurox. Hox " ii Lowry; Hos.
CHARLES N.AYLoR and tinN. J. h MooEEHtAp.
TAcrLrs
ASpREw 7. lIowprS late ,eniur Professor ~ Book
heepng and Commercial Science IN the Mercantile
College # Pennsylvania.
Louis H. DALHeff. late Professor III Comm rcial !
and Ornamental peumanshp n the same n-tltu-
tion.
CHts B.S. D.RwIN. member If the Burlington
Bar-Prslesssr e Mercantile Law
The Principals de- IN carrying out in every par
tlcuar that course ot training for business intro
dnccd and followed up Ter upwards of fifteen wears
hy Mr.. DtFf, the founder of the Mercantile College
of Pennsy lsania. hy which about 5000 merchants
and accountants have bec;l qualified for business
/ Is now regarded hY hnsjness mon as the most
thorough and effective preparation fir the account.
ant gwen ~ the United states. Ii c0mprehends
upwards IF 400 real business tlons-slinstla
ting six different methods of conducting hook. by
double eutry--ahout }o0 commercial computations
explaining many business operations NOT found in
common ar,thmetiee--a comprehensive kpur.e II
mercantile peumanshlIe-bu~; ness forms ana bust
ness letterS-saiy lectures on commercial law and
commerce. al sciences.
Duff Book Keeping. Harpers edition. price 81
50, the most peri 81 AMI comprehensive IN the Eng
Ish language. Duf's Western steamers Account
ant, perfect system FOR such accounts, sl-Io be
had a Corse's Book Store, jefferson street.
ES- send for a { reular by mall.
Burlington, July II, 1850. dGw
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Autumn Stock
Il ~ r. - = ~ ~ ~

III Az now open fine stack u French and Amer
l. i can Printed and Plain DrLaine, Pain an.
z ad Mer,noes Gobargs, B.ack ard Colore,l Mo
haif DeRages. &e.. 70 winch he invites the stten-
tiyu tbs I.adi-s, assuring them that tbs vie anA
quail ar unsurpassed and price, low ar the same
s,-oas can be ia he 2t-tuntry
snkuk SetH dAw
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IABiI and Men. wjth remnant trts4rd uch
Il l. ing the maker ef both: by llr. toyan
ocf ss-i !. ]. CAVE Il s0S.
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,tl KY k.k,--A tai- 81 ,,rfna, by " 6tl.
NJ tn r. -ln4u i0r saie ~
&c o-d J.. CAVE & ~oN.
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ItDK anl t4r Dvt 9ei III res. .lattsms = puysi-
~ esan's w for sale hy
oct el JTCAyE 4 ~aN.
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THE LOVERS >OLILG0tY.
% search the indies wave tor pearls,
IL deck Your hga born maiden;
Or g Goleonda : diamond sands,
Nltu pr4ceIe>s tr. .asnre laden.
Go "a her Msrrh and Frank incense
And sweet Arabian specs
And cluster round .,our hearts del ght'
Love 5 eldest If dev.cos--
II give q ner whom adore,
BY far an Oft rine richer
My face. all dressed lovers smiles,
In Bueli's ia r skyigat Pc are.
BELL : Gallery s6 Main Street
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La n ds ma City Lots for Sale.

Ii ANlNN been requested by sundry persons and
4 q sundry timrs 10 name the prices | would
axe for my lands and lots nIowa, i take thu OPP
t7rtunttJ to infortn the pubic IN general Of the
prices | Will now take for the same. A lat is here
unto annexed:
n 4 | Of section S. tawn.hLn Gh range 81
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Fall Trade.

1TAE CLOTHING STORE, ~, Main ST. keokuk.
- III. Straus would respectfully call the at
tention Of the gentlemen Of keokuk and vicinity to
the fact that b. has formed a co-parnership with
one Of the best clothing houses in Cincinnati ID Ma
rieuthal h. .ock) and thus possesses superior ia
clitics for tue selection and purchase oi stocks Of
clothing and furnishing ga.ds.
They have nov most complete assortment ofaail
kinds IT Clothing, comprising IN part, Cloth nd
oSercoats Pants and Vests II all grades, yles and
sizes, shirts. Stocks, Hats and Cap7, Trunks sc.
These goods have been selected with care, and will
b. sold at sinall advance Gust cost " e are
dc efinned not 10 he undersod by any establish
IN Mt this side Of Cincinnati
Country merchants particularly invited To call
aud examine stock, before purchasing elsewh, re-
sep z dSwtf H. sTRAIS 4 co.
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-08

CT We would call attention TO the adver-
tisement Of Prof. Buck, in another column.
IL will remain permanently in this place,
IN the practice Of his profession.
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Landes & Daugherty.

1IHI1~o q 1dU 5HCIIyi
Wholesale RtiGn Bakers q C0nf.efiohcf IS johnson
STREET,
- ESPEGTFULLY inform the public that III,
IL have formed parsn rship for he purpose Of
carrying tn abay basin s in all its rious
branch !. Cakes Br ad, Crackers and Candies al
ways on hand AZ the iowesl prize 5.
Evsry article purchased from us warranted
Our wagon viii b. on ths track IL Ia 0;h o! Ills
month LAADEs & DAUGiIERTl
Sept s.--dif
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For Sale Cheap.

l WILL sell the house and lot. on the corner If
L Morgan and second Streets. The situation is beau
ufal. I,rms easy. Enquire The premisos,t
sept T. lsa5.--di N BERN ARD LM4RT
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And Nevv GR~eery 4 Provision store.
FIsiE uudersi igned haze opened the largest and
best selected stock Of Groceries and Provisions
70 b. fonnd the city, al N 6s johnson street. be-
tween I'd and Sd and determined to sell on the
most reasonable terms.
sepl3 Il ktHN DODSoN
L,REsli BuTTER.--Just ftoeiycd, n supply Of IL
Iinals Butter sep III KUHN a DOD-ON
LS'iue always be found al
Il sspIj KUHN 4 DODsoN
D0lAIOES~-Jusi received from the country at
L sept - KUHN d DODSoN
4 .oLDEN SYRUP, Of the b,st quality can be had
~ at sep II KUHN DoDSoN
DUHE CIDER tiNEGAR can be had at
esp - KUHN d DODSON
A T No IS johnson street, can bc found the b t
- Tobacco q be had in Tire city.
rspl5 KUHN 4 BoDe0s
n ATLs.-A full assortment at
~ sepi5 d KUHN DoD. on.
SPkiAG GhlchLNs Gan = ma a ,o.,...a,..-
MEssRs EDITORS; Pleas inform the IadIcs
vi tnut have received the largest stock Of cm.
br,ideri.s, Collars frum cents S. 90 Malt, 81,
Black SILK i u Fl. and real tar al Lae, Iac. Jac.
"nctt and swiss Cola C,rssts, Ribbons, MORE An
tiquc and Rib N Trimming dc., 81.
Ii. b. WOODWARD co.
Aug. 2S lsj5.--ddw
Fail St,ies.
NJ have Just eeived our AL s'yl Of Ladics
w Ys.ye', Glpth, aad SIX o., ak IaimA and
VI ties also u Brocha aud Paid Shawl-
sep27dSw WOODWARD 4 GO.
nkEsS TRIMMINGS. The Ladies can be suited
~ IN this line at
pz74aw WOODWARD & cos
DLAinS --Tho,. aus,faI ,c,tcn ana lar.Ap
aid, every variety can y nnd af
sep27dSw Wo0DW ARD a cos.
WOOL DELAlNES.-E.e variety # plain and
W hSur,d Wool DeLaipe., just r,c,t,,d al
: p9TdA~ NtrDDW ARD K COS
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The Fast Mill.

r1NiIE Fast saw Mill one and half miles above
L town is now Ia operation with good stock Of
Logs. Persons wanting Lumber viii be furnished
ssrt notee by LEAVING their orders u, the Office
vt T. r. 4 D. W. FORD, or With
WM. BROW NELL.
Kcekuk Nav II IS55-af
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TIVE BOOK ANp llS ~Toki-A narrative ft
ihe 3oui K, on asien / the juhil,s el the
British aud fonien Bible >ociety. For sale BY
pt3 GANk y ~ON.
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Gard the Ladies.

Card 10 the Ladies'.
NOV ready for th season IA large stock Of Trim
y ming 6oods in VeIse,--P ain and sad 4 Cot
or and Black Of all widths pIusa shaded Ms.
Fringe, More Antique, Wat red kibb n, Coior- and
width oalh"i' IN great variety; nimps, b. aids DC.
some IA bright colors for ehildrtn i dresses.
Sept l0. d4w =. d. FOSTER.
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To the Merchant. Of Town.

y EW CL0TIING WARE HOUSE
ID WAPIES co, having taken the Store, IS
Market streat, Philadelphia, formerly occu
pied iyy kassit Coz and having secured the ser
ticea o1 the most tasty cutters, We now Manu-
featuring an rely new stock Of Clothing of
~ desCfir ion, and 10 Is intention AT all times
70 keep large stock of he aud most desira-
ble Go hing sui able for he e.tern ma, ket.
+. NAPLES, formerly If Dubuque. having -, nt
he last tweny years in the West, ard nov n. lie
wan " esfern Merchants, be feels that hc can
no fail 10 give entire satisfaction 10 all those hat
h. mas have The pleasure II doing business with
Our Linen Furnishing Room think, cannot De
surpassed, all Shir.s, Collars etc. @tc., are
made 20 order.
Il will aaord much pleasure to have gou call
and make personal examination If our stock.
August =, loJ3.--dty L. NAPLES 4 90.
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1OR SFE sixth and s..is.r streets. | am pr pared
~ 10 saass aeinre Boile-s r. inks Iron Boats, Lard
or Soap Asrsses. Gas IIoidefs,4 ~ anyhrg else con
nected sfL ~ business, and 10 send compet,n NJ
workmen Any part oi he country 10 DO repsrs.
ED. WEJCuMAN.
keaknk Iowa. Ser t. q d6 Wv
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u.OOKvNG GA sNEs.

900 bones Looking Glasses .ssaY'ed sizes. Just
QUO received dlrcc f'om TIE MAJ 'ufae'ars and
for sa by the box dozen. Also m assortment
Of Glf Moulding, for pic nre frames.
CAREY kILB oCKNE.
June Is. 1850
(Nfohlsf and fotatoes.--l drum choice NJ " Cod
~ hsh. just Received and for saie At the owest
price. d VIC FUNkH0USER.
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4 FINE Buggy Portable Top TOR sale. enquire Of
sef2l g. NJ. ItSl0N.
80. ~, Main street
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Dry Goods.


NV GOODS AND GKvgEHIE>.
fINhh puhiir VIII take uofice tai ia e received
an lniinene sock "f Dry Goods, Boo.s and
shoes, and uryeeries, at my old stand on Main ST.
near Fourth.
tamilies wanting groceries can have them pu, up
at keoAuh whole,a.e pr.ccs
intend to gye particular attention to ths pro-
dnee business, aud xleet hat my long cxp.r.s nee
III tha line viii enable give 81. faction Il, all
cas- omers. scp-2 B A. WILLIAMS.
[ sAsh paid for all country produce, at the old
y sand ef scp22 Il. A. WILLIAMS.
AZ MID I, zoo bushels Iimos hy seed;
w 1000 do Flax seed
ana all kinds of grain and seeds fr which the high
ert cash prices Viii be paid by
sep12 b. A. WILLIAMS
ROJl> and SIoes.- 10 cases II l. ais and .,oes
Il far men, women, boys, girls aud infants. lust
Received by sep-2d&m II. A. WILLIAMS
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4 LAR,E lot ~ dressed yellow pine ioor. ny well
( season s, NJ nunaresi tlou,ana cypre-s shin
g,es, also a iot u sians lo1 far cash. by
stp lTalm SIANNlS 5 HAMILTON.
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NEW OYSTER DEPOT.

fHllE und rs gn, d are receiving dairy by express
i ssh Baltimore Oysters, which we offer t. fhs
citiz ns Il heokuk and vicinity bS ta can DIR n.
We have also fitted VI Saloon. where We can a
comm date Lad well a. q, mt, men with goad
plate OF trtrh oyster.
CREIGHTON 0HMER,
Dc I'D johnston Street.
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LIVERY ear efy Of good. comprised IN the Notion
and Fancy Gool line at Huston il pric, thar
ammo taii T. induce purchases and benefit the buy
er, 'aii al No. -, IA. examine for yourselves.
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tIokNlNp@ Win JE,l~-A sene. / a W.
VI III nal read n@. ipr the closet and The family.
'ai f3Is prepared um notes strm n preached
~ Ii "a. Rev Nm, Gay, of Bath
fprsae hy sep Is CAVE son
vNiAgk hEAi : New Work, .tIh, Newes 10 = -
M.moiss ,f most pectable funny For
~ c by sp2Q GANEs son
~ Il kissss e Joannes Secundus and Jean 4 nm
n. With t-tipn Fl IN n best Auci, 1T and
M"dern Author. For sale by
sep2e CAVE & son
DANANA In lS5a.--An Account IL the Panama
L Railroad II the tItIes of Panama and spin-
wa, With >k tch Lif- and Chara.t, r n tn l. b.
mus, hy Robert Tunes. Tor sale by
p1 CAVE 4 SON
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G. M. HUSTON.
Wholesale Dealer in Notions and
Fancy Dry ts10ds.

maerv. We viii consider IL truuAlt show them
thrsugh etock.--iAw
u.s. Reeeyed--A Arg stock u BueE eiioyes and
y Mitts. .er2e Hr<TnNfs
4 FINE stock # Z cke, Cutlery for saie low at
- Ill SToN'S
1 HEAVY .tck of Cap l. tier, Ladie- Bat Bart
Pei faney aud Damm fcial Nof rapt Fla r.
and lad Bud bite and Fancy Cotlred Ens elotps at
sep2o HI SToN &
\ g neFai assortment II German liver ana dou-
bic p.at..d ware all wa ranted aisd Al manufae-
n VI ptic.s, At sep20 ii sION'e
I extensive stock 81 W!nps and Lashc~ d man
4 aiactafer pr'ce- At sep2i III >IoN>.
I'VE argest and assorted stock Of Elnbroi,-
r. N tn city a. s'l3l HteIuN'S
'TnE fne-f assortment II Ribbaa- eteruf red II
1 The malAet At rcp2i utslON~.
'LoChs enough d supply lie maf0e.. ii et,fy
Y variety II pattern. !, rolae s make warrant, /
all ~ manufacturer ir,css. at
sep2l HF~TON'S
\ LARGE and fine lot Of KID oloyes Il every
(,oLD and common Jewelry and Gold and .il,er
" watches. At sep2l nU,loN'o.
LIVERY variety Of good comprised IN the Notion
= and Fancy Goois line a, Huston d, prizes that
ammo taii T. induce purchases and benefit the buy
er. 'aii al No ~, a q examine for youroeises
\ FINE Buggy Portable Top for sale enquire Of
sei2l q. NJ. HUSTON.
/ Huston's viii be found tie arg.sI ut II iisn
Linens, Lacs, Edrings, and very variety Of
y tlte goods, at prices that canno, b s at IN any
v stem market sp2o
4 endls. variety Of SILK and l. nen fsct Il han1-
hefeAief ani crasats 1T s,p2O HI>ioN'.,
1NHf best assortm MT of Lace Vols and Dress
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4 endtess variety ot silk and Linen fect hand-
: \ htfeAi3 ani crayais at s,p2O Hl>ioN's.
'IHt best assortm nt of Lace Vols and Dress
ItiIninngs at sep2u Ill SI0N'-
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TRENCH CANDIES.

-
TUST received BY Espress from New York city
~ large assortment OF French Candies, such as
lee Cream Drops, as.ori ed taynrs
Sherry y "a a.
tfAin do uo dp
Cordial do do do
Me ropolitan Lozenges, Conversation Lozenges,
paintlIicrs, &c. Ac.. nj
CREIGHTON OHMrR,S
Confectionery and lee Cream Saloon.
June ~ fss5 Il
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\ Huston viii be found Tie largest lot II 4 IN
Linens, lac EdGiugs and ,,ery variety Of
y .tlte goods. at prices that canno, b at in any
y STE n market t9o
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Fancy CAndtCs.
TUsT received the largest and best assortm NJ of
y Fancy Candies ever fore offered in keokuk ;
also a large asser inen' Of Fruits. M $, 6c.. at
CREIGHTON DINNERS,
April 30, is55.--d 4. Johnson Street.
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-08

The sub7crib r., proprie
tors e the Empire Stove
I" orks, st. Louis, beg
leave 70 inf rm Stove
y Ter. in Iowa ,hat hey
h ave ablishcd a branch
Of heir house in X eokuk
whers ia Y viii keep con
stantly on hand u large
and well assorted sto k
IF
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ten, wretcheduess, despair. and, conse
qusht death And achre, we ask, lies
chiefly, tho responsibility of all this evil
WHERE 3--ConsOiehce whispers the an
swer-'at the doors of Christian
Commxa;ty' Whyl Were this an
appropriate occasion to discuss this ques-
ton, We would chcerfully endeavor to
more fully answer it; and give vent to
some Of the long pent up
"Thoughts that have tarried in our mind, and
peoped its inner chambers,"-
concerning this important subject, But
for the present our reply must be sum-
med up in few words. In our humble
opinion the principal cause of this
mighty wrong lies in that criminal and
almost universal failure on the part of
the Christian Church to recognize, prac-
tically, the momentous fact, that we ALL
rich and poor, high and low, bond
and free-are members of one great
common Brotherhood the children of
one common FATHER brothers of one
Family; and as such possess one COM
mon Interest, and entitled to the SYM
pathy and aid of every member of the
Fraternity of Mankind.
Continued .....-
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WOOLEN MACHINERY.
G l.. GODDARD, .he,, York,

ONLY manufacturer Of the original Steel
" Ring and Tooth Burning Machines and
Feed Rolls, to be attached to First and also
to Second Breakers and Finishers Of Wool
en- Carding Machines, The attachment to
second Breakers and Finishers is new and
very important. These machines are in
successful operation, on first Breakers, in
most of the principal Woolen Factories in
the United States, Canada and Mexico, and
are deemed by experienced manufacturers
rs the most perfect machines used, and in
dispensable to the economical and success
tul manufacture of wool.
They are in fact the only strong, dura-
BILE and successfully operating machines in
use. No carding machine should run an
hour without them.
The Feed Rolls are strong and durable,
and worthy of attention. Circulars ex-
planning these machines and Rolls, refer
ences to mills having them in use, &c.,
may be had by addressing
G. l. GODDARD,
No. Bowling Green, New York, to whom
orders should be directed. 1y 233
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Card...Ladies' Saloon.

M KS. HANSAN respectfully informs the
N1 Ladies and Gentlemen of Westerly and
vicinity that she has opened Saloon of
Refreshments, where she will always be
happy to wait upon all ladies and gentle
men who muy honor her with n call. Mrs.
II. has long thought that Westerly requir-
ed such place and in consequence has fit
ted up one, that the most fastidious can
not find fault with. She will always keep
on hand the best Steam Refined (S,uarts)
Ca ndies, Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, &C., &C.,
and all in the Confectionery line. All
kinds of Fruits in season. Ice Creams,
Soda, Oysters, &c, and articles for ladies'
toilet Mrs. II. will always be happy to
supply family orders for any quantity.
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THE WESTERLY ECHO AND PAwcATUcK ADVERTISER
Sheriff sale.

Df virtue Of the following ex ecutions to me
- directed, and by me levied, shall sell
at Public AGction, on the premises. on
Thursday. the lOtl; day of January, A D.,
1866, at 10 o'clock in tie forenoon, to the
highest bidder, all or so much Of the right
title and interest which Daniel Lanphear,
OF New London, County of New LONDON and
State Of Connecticut, blacksmith, had at
time of the following dates being the tine
OF the attachment on the original writs, in
and unto the following property, (real es-
tate,) lying and being situate in the village
OF ofPawcatuck, town of Westerly, and coun-
ty Of Washington, containing, by estimation,
one-fourth Of an acre, more or less, bounded
as follows-northerly by land of Emery
Babcock an1 John G. Pierce, easterly by
the highway leading from and through said
village Of Pawcatuck to Watch Hill, south
erly by lands Of WIN. II. Chapman and heirs
Of Lemuel Vose, deceased, and westerly by
Pawcatuck river, or however otherwise the
same may be bounded, with all the build
ings, privileges and appurtenances to the
same, in any wise belonging, rs will satisfy
and pay the following executions attached
on original writs at the following day and
hour, viz: One in favor of L. w. Segar & |
Co., of Westerly, for the sum of Sal, debt
or damages, and $l2 0l cost Of suit at
tached September 23d, A. d. 1854, at l5
minutes past 4 o'clock in the forenoon; one
of G.. Berry and Alfred A, Parkerson
late firm doing business under the name
and style Of Berry & Parkerson, of
w esterly, for the sum Of $40 OF debt, and
$l1 81 cost of sut-attached September
25th, A. ID. 1854, at Z o'clock in the fore
noon one of Joseph II. Lewis of said West
erly, County Of Washington, Of lat. firm of
Lewis & Co., for the sum of $40 36 debt,
and Sll 81 cost of suit-attachcd Septem-
ber 25th, A. ID. 1854, at Is minutes past7
o'clock in the forenoon one of Henry Sher-
man, Of Stonington, County of New London
md State Of Connecticut, blacksmith, for
The sum of $l03 IL debt or damages, and
I'll 81 cost Of suit-attached October Sd,
A. d. 1854, at 10 minutes past 8 o'clock in ,
he forenoon; all amounting to the sum of
s231 "a. The above property will be sold
IS above mentioned for the purpose of sat
styling and paying said claims (if sufficiently
ogether with all incidental costs.
WEEDEN ii. BERRY, Deputy Sheriff ,,
Westerly, October 4th, 1866. 235 ,
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Nj A R IL / Il ID f.,

In this town, on the I'd inst, by Rev. Mr..
Stowe, WOODBURY. COY to SARAH L. CRAYDALL,
both of this town.
In Stonington, lst inst, by Rev. Mr.. Gift,
JAMES l.. AUSTIN, of Charlestown, and SARAH
A. GAyiTT, of Westerly.
In Hopkinton, 10th ult., by Ed. d. Coon,
ALrHEUs 7. BURDIcK and Miss MARY S.
JAMES, both of Hopkiuton.
Also, by the same, ON the 4th inst, THOMAS
EDWARDS, of Hopkinton, and MARTHA A..
Browning, Of Charlestown.
On the 3Oth ult., by Elder John Greene,
Mr.. EZEKIEL B. PHILLIPS and Mrs. MARTHA
SAUNDERS, both Of Richmond, r. |.
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New Fall Goods.
z PENDLET0N & CO.,

HAVE received an assortment Of new
Goods for the Fall and Winter, consisting Of
the various styles of fabrics: among which
are Cashmercs, Marinoes, Paramattas. Mouslin
Deains, Silks and Calicos, Mourning Goods,
Gnghams, Prints, Table Covers, Countcrpains,
Linen and Cambria Handkerchiefs, Irish Lin
= - broadcloths, French and English
ems; aiso o,ne beautiful notterns.
Fancy Cassimeres, so'- i Sin a snne,
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, BlaCs oa'''. 'Ipe ~
yior article for Vests, Tailor's Trimmings 10
mestic Tickngs, Mariners Stripes, Denim 5
Bleachcd and Brown Sheetings Of the Amos
kear Merrimack and other approved manu-.
facturers. Also, Flannels, Red, White and
Blue. All of which will be sold at small ad-
vance from cost.
Cont O1 lRhh.
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New Clothing,
At the Rooms of II, A, BROWN,

THE subscriber having disposed of his old
stock of Clothing, has re-opened with an entire
new stock of the latest styles and patterns of
Clothing, for the Fall and Winter trade: con-
sisting of Talmas, Over Coats, Frock an 1 Busi-
ness Coats, with Pants of all grades, and Vests
of every variety, Also, Gents Furnishing
Goods, such as Shirts, Shirt Collars, Under
Shirts, Drawers, Neck Ties, &c, &c.
N. B.-Mr. b., takes this opportunity to in
form his numerous friends and customers that
he has secured the services of an experienced
workman and is now prepared to execute all
orders in the tailoring line with Dispatch.
Personal attention paid to Cutting.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-04
Seminary for both Sexes,
East Greenwich, r. |.
Rev. g. W. Quereau, A NJ. Principal.

THIS is one of the highest grade of Acade-
mics, Eight Competent Teachers, have
continual oversight of the students and sit at
the same tables. There is an English and
Classical Department, and Ladies' Grad
uating. Course; large Library, Cabinet,
.fparatus, &c. The courses of study are ex-
tensivc and thorough the location unrvaed,
and remarkably easy Of access; Terms Mod
crate.
Winter Term begins Nov. 1st; Spring Term
Jan. 18th No vacation between them. For
Circulars address the Principal.
At 235 PRESTON BEN NET, Sec'ry.