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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-05

ton. Few are the Abolitionists who are no
willing to give such pledge.
Rantoul excluded from the Baltimore Con
Vention, was willing to give such pledge, bu
the convention was not satisfied with his con
struction Of the Constitution.
Entirely excluding the subject of SLAYER,
from the Democratic creed, as the Union pro
poses, and the Democracy of Rantoul would
be unexceptional, and so would be that of the
Van Burens, of Chase, of Sumner, of Giddings
and host of such.
The Democratic party has ever come boldly
forward and defined its position on every promi
nent constitutional question of the day, and
condemned the practice of its adversaries, BY
want OF explicitness, to evade the issues which
engage the public mind. Up to this time but
one party has expressed itself in favor Of ignor
ing slavery-the Northern Know-nothing party
While the cheers of the Democratic party are
yet coming up from all parts of the confederacy
North and South, for the recent victory in Vir.
ginia, the Union-the quasi organ of an ad
inistration which received the vote of every
southern State save one, goes over bodily to the
enemy, and proposes to dodge the paramount.
question of the day-tO ignore slaveryi
The attitude of the Union in respect to the
Administration, is such that it is due to the
latter, for the Union distinctly to state whether
or not the Administration agrees with its views
of Sunday last.
If the views expressed are entertained only
by the Union, and the Administration is not
responsible for them, it should say SO, and not
permit the Administration to be poisoned by
sentiments abhorent to the entire South, and to
the true hearted Democracy every where.
The course of the Union and the action Of
the Administration in ignoring the threatening
state of affairs in Kansas-the sending there
by the abolitionists of cannon, small farms, and
the munitions of war generally-and the re.
sponsibility, in great part of Governor Reeder
for the existence of that state of affairs, has
already given shock to the confidence of the
Democracy in the President.
President Pierce received the vote of every
southern State save one. His strength con
sisted.in his supposed adherence to the Demo
| cratic-State-rights doctrines.
His strength at the North was comparatively
little. He was odious to the abolitionists, and
| to most of the free-soilers. No sacrifice Of
principle, no distribution of Offices at any time
since his election, could have gained for the
President the confidence of the abolitionists
and free-soilers.
He could not gain their confidence now by
calling Theodore Parker, Garrison, Hale, Gid
dings, Seward, Chase, and Fred. Douglass, to
the cabinet.
By approving the views of the Union Of
Sunday last, while he can make no substantial
gain at the North, he will lose the confidence
, of the entire South, and retire from the Presi
dency
"Unwept, unhonored, and unsung."
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-05

CANADIAN LOYALTY TRrED.--The Buffalo
Democracy says:
Our friends across the Niagrn have had heavy
draft made upon their devotion TO the Mother
Country recently. The British Minister has sent
despatch TO the Provincial Government, politely
requesting them 10 hand over one million acres
Of choice land lying between tho Ottowa river and
Lake Huron TO be used TO bait Germans to enlist
in the Foreign Legion. II is proposed TO give
each private 80 acres, each non -commssione
officer 100 acres, each officer 300 acres, and 500
acrcs each to a few superior officers The Cam
adams evnce purpose 10 hang on to the land,
and aid the project Of the Foreign Legion with
their prayers only.I
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-14
5clcftc0.
From Ballou's Pictorial.
THE ROSE AT THE SILL.
BY HENRY l.. 0SGooD.

"Hclen," said Mr.. Randolph, ad-
dressing his daughter "you must be
aware that the matrimonial engagement
between you and Francis Norman must
be broken off,
4" Broken off Z" said Helen, repeat
ing the words, with look and accent Of
surprise.
" Yes; and I had hoped that your
good sense would point out the necessity
of it, when it was found that the eccen-
trio old gentleman, who for so many
years had treated him as if be had been
his own son, died without giving him Il
shilling"
Mr.. Fairfax might think that after
defraying his college expenses, and those
incurred while acquiring profession, he
had done enough"
A" He thought wrong, then. He would
have done better had he left him to gain
a livelihood by the labor Of his hands.
Il is no easy matter, these days, for o
yonng lawyer to obtain practice enough
to maintain himself-much more a
wife"
6 can watt" said Helen.
Not for Frank Norman to get into
business I've other views for you Mr.
Redwick is willing to forget that you re.
jected him for young Norman, and is
ready to marry you any day that you
will name"
Il can never marry Mr.. Redwick "
Gould there be no inducement :"
Il can think of none"
"Not even if it would save your
father from bankruptcy ?"
6 Surely, father you are in no danger
of that"
:" have liabilities amounting to twen-
ty thousand dollars, which must be met
in thirty days from now, or shall be
what | have ever dreaded above all
things, broken merchant, or in other
words for SO it has come to be regard
ed by many-a dishonorabe man. Yet
| am no. to blame. / am brought to
this by heavy losses, which 1 could
not toresee nor avoid"
And you have no means of meeting
the demands you speak Off"
None. My fate is in your hands.
| have pointed out the way by which
you can save me from ruin, aud now do
as you please"
am to understand that my marry
ing Mr.. Redwick will save you :"
Yes. As my son-in-law, he will
place the sum needed at my disposal
which, doubt not, in the course Of two
or three years | shall be able to re.
furd"
Thirty days! The time is very
short" a.. load
"Not so short but that everything can
be suitably arranged for the marriage
The necessary preparations can be com.
meuced at once" 'h
20, no-let there be a little delay
The sacrifice shall be made, if it mus,
be- so, but do not insist on it till there
is no possibility of escape" "
What possibility can there be 7"
"Thoso who were best acquainted with
Mr.. Fairfax think that he left will in
favor of Francis Norman.
One thingis certain-5no such will
can be found, though search has been
made in every probable and improbable
place "
"It is, at least, very strange that Mr.,
Fairfax should have given his property
to Jason Redwick, whom he always dis
liked, and who, as he had enough OF bis
own, did not need it +"
"Hs didn't give it to him; Redwick
was the nearest relative he had living,
and is. as be tells me, in default of q
will, the rightfdl heir y 80
IL don't wonder that Mr.. Fairfax
disliked him, if he was his nearest rela'
Ition."
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N. MarstOn,

N. MarstOn,
Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters,
Slippers, and every description OF La
dies work; also, Gentlemens Boots
.f Gaiters, &C., of a superior quail
.., tty and workmanship ec..,.
Constantly on hand, q large stock oi "oouS
'S'6h in the Boot and Shoe lne' ,o-.,
Store on Main st. Io'u
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e. M. Dunn,

T.. vi. DUnn,
Keeps constantly on hand n large stock Of
'Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing, adapt
70 ed to the season, such as, Hats,
..t Caps, Goats, " ests, Pants, Shirts,
- Undershirts, Draws, Boots
-'. and Shoes, &c., &c.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. l37tf
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G.. w. MarstOn,

Halter AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock of
Gentlemen's and Boys Hats of the latest
fashions. Furs of the best quality,
aui of the newest sty les cheap.
Buckskin Gloves, Mittens of every variety
Spring Styles just received.
Store under C. Leouard's Hotel 137tf
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-14

DRY Goods-Prints, Muslins, Cambrics, D.
Lanes, Brown and 5leached sheetings'
Broadcl6ths, ,Cassimeres. Satinetts'
Observation-Disclosures White and Brown gu
gars, Teas. pure Coffee, Spices &c,
Agents for the sale Of valuable Medicines
y Store next to Pawcatuck Bank.
l37tf PAwCATUCK, CT.
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George G.. Wells,

Dealer in Boots and Shoes of all descrip-
tions. Gentlemen's fine Calf Boots,
b Caters of all descriptions, Rubbers
as and rubber Boots. Thick Boots,
.u Brogans, Shoes, &c.
adies' CATERS, Walking Shoes Slippers sc.
v Main Street, W Westerly, II. |. l34tf
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-14
Samuel A. Coy,

PAPER HANGER.
Paper Hangings Of the latest and most de-
'sirable styles furnished when desired
Agent for C. G. Dodge's Dye House, of Prov
idence Orders left at Messrs. s.
ast-- & n. Smiths Store Yilfre-
ceive prompt attention. 13Stf
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Francis Sheffield,

.Agent Of the New London County
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office West Broad Street, Pawcatuck.
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Porter & LOveland.

Manufactures Of Tin and SheetIron Ware
A full supply of Stoves, of the most ap-
proved patterns, always on and.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware for sale, or made
m to order, Mt short notice.
shop on High street. iS7tf
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William II. Gov

Is prepared,tt have Books bound in neat
and desirable styles ut short notice.
N. B. Books ready for delivery in two weeks
from the time they are left. lO6tf
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3o5H VARIETY STORE
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New Goods.

r AIDES Work Baskets, Port Monnies,
IL Combs, Brushes, Perfpmery, &C.. just
received AID for sale cheap by
.,2l0tf 's' - '' - d" Of o. STILLMAN.
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q. StilIman,
III. iii. Earnhan.

O DENTAL SURGEON. En-
0E,I trance to office first door west
eaIII1 Of Thomas Perry's Jewelry
Store. Westerly, 1855.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23
SWAIDTS CILEBRA TED
AN AC T. a.
FOR TuE CuRE OF INCtPiENr
4

" " NSN VI i u y Wv.
sCRofuLA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SWELLING. RnErMATisN. DisEAsEs OP
TiIE LivER 4 SKIS. KSD fsiL DISEASES
ARISING FROd tarunlriES ~ TtiE
BLOOD, ANV ThE ErrECTs OF MESCtrRY
CwAiM's PAN,cE, has been Cor mere ,han
y years celebrated ~ ibi- country and III Europe
Tor lis eSlr,urilnaiy cn~s, FOR The rsrfcnts "f
which referrrr u mule f0ihe directions aud hooks
(Which ma. he had sr"i's) accompanying The Pan
acen. nIU Ht
II has been used in hospitals and private pr~ciirs
and has had lhr singular fortune {" be ie'onnrhded
by The mot celebrated physirians ANA other eini-
ncni persons. Among uihenr by
". Gib.ou, NJ. D., Prfssoi oi surgery, Pa uni-
versi,y.
valrn,in. Volt, N. D., Prof of surgery, "
University
W y. Devices, NJ. D., Prof. Of Md, Pa. UnL'
versiiy-
N. Chapman, NJ. T PROT. ofPhy'ie,Pn. uni'er
T.Pnke, ND Prss't College Of Physicians.
Phila. ..
Dr. Del vai,o. Prof ~ Medicire, Havana.
Jose Eourence DE LnrI. Prot. al sassrr,, I.ishou.
&. w. Irving, late Minister 20 span.
J. Chipnan, Member Of Royal Colt &c snrs' ons.'
London.
SIR T4omas Pearson. Mnj. General rIi,ish Aiur.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &C.. 4e. - :,
And, also, lac wonderful cures ELECTED y.
sw ini's Panicea, have ter nnny years made 10 n
nviluabr remedy. The Pan.c,a does not ronit
Mercury III ANY form, aud being m innocent prrits
ration, II ma! be gwen to ihe mos' tender iht,h'.
"
bolie Confirming tbI,s hall Ins,)or three boi,ks
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Syniui's PdBaCea II IN round botfies, nntru ION
gitndiimy, with the following lttiefs blown ON The
glass
SWANS ANttEA-rIILiD j"
AMI having the name las. swain. stamped on The
s-nIing WAY, aud written on the label covering tho
cork and Il splendid engraving Tor The side at the
bottle composed of geUmeiTlc lathe Work, corr.
prisng niae daereL lies which hrYe been iuIned
ior the exrusi 'e oi the Proprietor, by Draper
q Cos baDa note engrIyers, Of Philadelphia. la the
centre j. portrait q! the late WIN. S"ain, copy
right secured - ....
Also, SWANS vERMlFUGE.
A valuable Family Medicine, being "a highly ip-
proved remedy for MI diseases arising from debiiity
ot the digestive organs, sncb'Hs worms, Chulerr
Murbus, Uyschtery, Fever aud Ague, Bleeding FILES,
Sick Headache, Nc. sc. see the Pamphlet (wahh
may be had gratis) accompanying the Nermiinge.
Prepared only nj sWiMS LA BORA rORf, old
stand seventh 81. below Chestnut Phiin'ieiphii,
srl sold By all respe, table Druggists In The hlied
Itatrs.
CAUTION TO THE PUBlIC.-PeIsons Wishing
to obtain the genuine SWANS PANACEA and
SWANS VERMlFEGE, should be careful ~ Oh.
serve that the name of SWAIN sspelled correctly
on the bottles aud labels; or they may be Imposed
OH by medicines made IN imitation of them, 10y u
person bearing some uhaf similsr name, wen ehl
Culated ~ deceive.
General Agents for The United States.
sCIilEFFEiLN, BROTHERS * Co
ITO William Street cor. uf Beekman street.,
I28-6in NEW-YORK.
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ipUIDSECK 10, 81
(LiTE MUHGAy HuusE.
. . ~

TIE .s,nscrilrr respectfully informs his
rirnls aud IN public generally 'ha' he has pnr.
r,nse,th. above veil known establishment, aud
having thorough, renovated aud supplied II with
new furniture. aud introduced many modern I'M
proycmonts, ii will le opcDcd Tor the reception
of visitors on the Islh Ct April. l, IL convc.
nientl, lucilcd, and h- airy aud pleasant si,'n.
ton is not snrpisscdhy any Other house IN t"sn.
The subscriber intends to snake II one cf ihe
best and mpE fashionable resorts tor Tie iIavel-
ling utl,ic; To be krp, open through the year f,r
steady and transient i,nnrtlcrs. People Wishing
Newp r. for pleasure or business, will hnd this
House onyenirnt,. ~ seasons of the year.
PHILIP RIDER, Proprietor.
Ne" or,, r. T., April Is. 1853.
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NoIit r.

NUTTIE
'INTE subscrib r. would inform their friends aud
L the public generally that they have opened
their woIl known establishment ~ LEVIN street,
wher. they viii I've pre- AIRED Mt all hours to
serve NV sinh 4 she. smdy be- Desired. Meals
nicely cooked AMI sent tn INV part of the city
There ~ t.,undry esiabli'hment on the renii-
.e-; share OF public patronage is solicited
~ ROBINSON n RAY.
ms 90 rbrm~s street.
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As F1N ~ Z: 4 ..

rJNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully ihiOrms
/ the public thu he having purchased OF MIR.
George IL Ncr,nau, the entire stock OF PlUes
aud Gis Fixtures, together with the tools, is
now iiv prepared 10 attend TO tn" wants of The
public Ia this lile of business, AT the shortest
npticc. Persons in want of the above, are in
vl,ed 10 call dad eX mime his sock al No. III
fh,Ines street.
Term. cash, except by special agreement.
all NM. u. BLISS.
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UNITED STATES BOUNIY LAND
AGENCY.

Prrss Forward our S'tmr.
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOL
n DlERS. both Regulars and voIon' ers,
Sailors, Marines, FLt,Iia. Men. Musicians,
waga VI ,sters. Tesn,icrs, Indians, and all
persons VIM In.y have served ioariern dns IN
any ol the Wars Of the ilnited states, since 'iis
ys,r l79J, the law oi 1855 gives e@h ot yn,
who have not heretofore received a Warrant ir
L,nl, One huni' ed aud Sixty Acres Ad
10 all ~ho have received Bonnty Land, enough
nr re- 10 make One Hundred ani Sky Acre
IL the ease OF the death of the person entitled
10 Land his Widow, or II no Wnlow. ,he mi-
nor Chlien, ar. enlitlcd 10 the Borny.
We are prepared 10 promptly prosecute all claims
or Laad. anil wM supply Justices t The Peace,
County Clerks, Commissioners gf Dssds, Notdres
Public, Lawyers, anil al. oihrs, wiih the necessary
Instructions aud blank orms, free c cost, on dPpi'
eaiion, BY paaii, or ofhumiss.
Wh.n desired, sye w,ll sell the Warrant at
the IN uket price, aud remit n check Tor pro.
ceeds. n. X. COBB X CO..
~ Will am street. New York.
REFEREScEs-Bank oi the Com nonwcalth, i,
New fo.k. Ohio Life * Trust Company. New
vi n17
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23

UIOR Sale, the centre board sail boat Lavina,
IL one year old, Is II. long, 8 IL in. beam,
with new mast and sail; viii be sold low IL az
plied for soon. For terms enquire at ll5
Thame, street. s. A. Parker.
iy30
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NOTICE.

TTnE subscribe informs the public that he is
u prepared TO trim carriag' ?, manufacture and
Tep,ir harnesses, saddles, trunks, &c, in ;he
very best manner and at the shortest notice, al
NO. IL Broad a..
To let, shop No. l3 Broad street, connected
with the carriage chop, which has heretofore
also been occupied as IA carnage makers shop.
iy2l JAMES MAGEE.
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IniINA AMI tARruEN WARt..
" IkEMOIAL!
Gt,OJTllIESt

'J,HE subscriber informs his fricni. and the
L pulhic thai he has opened Grocery store
Vt s. Thimrs-st., where he hts y fresh stout oi
III, best Gruceries OF all knds, which ho viii
sell vciy cheap iH CASH,
Also a Luge supply Of PL,n's ~ every desorip.
ton. JAMES IlORS WELL.
a2J
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23

WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY
THE subscriber begs leave 20 miolm ali
L those doing business in Confectionery, that
he has opened now "A wholesale Confect innery
Store At No. ~ Spring street, oae door South
from his retail store, where he is ready to sup
pig everything belong ing 10 this line, viz:--
Lozengcs by tn; box and smaller quantities,
All kn ) of Stick Candies, Drops, Hearts, Co.
coanut Cakes. Kisses, Nut Candies, C.ugh
CaGdics. etc. All kinds of Kettle W ORR Almond,
C.,ssia Buds ,Sugar'd Cnu.n ~, ,Suldr'd Cloves,
s3ugard CardJmLn, CELERY and CarIawy Seed.
Sugar Piun' dllisreht sizes, etc. Also, can he
supply at the Sh Irtest notice, with all kinds Of
French Confectionery and Chocolate.
rae quality Of his Confectionery is just as
good as any offered IN tie place. lie warrants
il /, be aIuus flesh, purely lyored, free lroua
h,ur or any olh,t addition used by others. Any
thug not l,uhl rs recommended, will be taken
htck. FJr Iht aeon nodtiiol OF his custom
ers he will send around u team with flesh
supply several Il nes through the week. For
al goo l. sent aml paid for at The wholesale store
abIvc IN ,ntioncd, he allows cents discount lor
every doIllr's worth counted irom dollar
upNM'ls u MUENCi!lNGER'
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TUE Undersigned respectfully in'orTs the public
Il that having received the appointment of Auc-
ton.er, he viii be ready nj all tunes tn sell any
Lind OF proper, fot those who may desire his sea.
,e2s Iy FRANCIS srANnOPE.
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EN rENSlNE

eI RING SUPPLY of CHOICE & FRESH
G roc u RI ES.
NEWTON BROTHERS invite the attrH
IN tion nf their Customers 10 the foIlnwing
choice stock Of l,esh lanliy G,oo-rirs lust seed
per sIoop Ricnzi iron New York, which are ot-
tered NJ VIII ,lesale and reiail IN qianiitms 10
Sun, purchasers ~ the lowest marie, prices
~ bbls New Orleans Molasses
50 b,xes brown Havana Sugar
40 bags Java Rio Coffee and Mocha Coffee.
200 packages Green aud Black Teas
80 bbls Siewari's refined Sugars
boxes STANDARD loaf Sugar
25 bbls crushed aud ground Sugar
70 Boxes ground Coffee
100 bbls snperfne aud extra Flour
2p' bags extra family Flour
s bbIs Hom,ny aud sanp in small bags
lO boxes " heaton Grits and faTino
25 boxes blue and pearl Starch
20 cases Indigo and Fig Blue
40 boxes CASTLE and Fancy Soap
100 boxes extra and No. Soap
81 cases patent Amsterdam Candles
5 l,bIs smoked Beef and Tongues
10 casks Hams
bOO bags fine Saii
5 cases table Salt
Is tubs leaf Lard
80 boxes Cheese
10 tierces prime Rice
81 boxes refined Salaeratus
boxes Sup. Carl,. Soda
10 boxes Cream o. iarier
10 boxes Chocolate aud Cocoa
l5 cases Baking Powder
10 Gases American and English Mustard
70 box ~ Pepper Sauce
cases English Sauces aud Pickles
20 baskets Olive Oil
10 boxes Olives aud Capers
100 boxes lunch and layer Rasinss
100 hall aud quarter boxes Raisins
rs kegs R,isins
81 boxes Smyrna Raisins
100 d'ulns Figs
cases Prun"s in Fancy boxes and Jars
5 casks Currants
20 boxes Citron
rs bbls dried Apples
bbs dried Peaches and PluMs
bags Almonds
10 boxes Lemons
30 boxes pure ground Spices
~ Kegs pure ground Ginger
cases Nutmegs and Mace
bags Cloves, Pmento, and Pepper
10 boxes Lemon S!,up
70 Cases Maccaroni and Vermacel!i
hegs Pearl harley
20 box Fancy Crackers
cAses Preserves ard Jellies
10 bbls Elephant Oil
20 bundles Brooms
20 boxes manufactured Tobacco
cases smoking and chewing Tobacco
20 Jars Maccaboy Snuff
bbls Scotch Snuff
100 boxes Pipes
200 reams Wrapping Paper
Is bbls Cider aud Wine Vinegar
20 Cases Wolie's Schiedam Schnapps
% casks Scotch Ale and London Porter
100 thousand 5egars, &C., SC. [a2O
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
ORDERS received aud forwarded to New
" York daily, previous to as well as after the
9Th OF Juy ior the best branos of Cha payne
imported IN this country.
NEWTON BROTHtS,
at the old establishment,
J30 corner Of Pelham and Thames st.
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iniINA FRUIT RASKF1S.-A large assor,-
" ment Of White ani Giit aud white Fruit
Baskets OF new st,les and paterns, just receive
eddy c. L. HAZARD Il CO.,
no M II Ihamrk nile,t.
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NEW WELL CURBs.

NEW WELL CURBS.
kTEW-FASfiONED, ornamental Iron Wei
" Curbs, for Chain Pumps, manufactured by
this town, which for ornament aud utility, are
entirely unequalled.
m2I n. NJ. CHiFEE.
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,rlAYTl,, iInllsE.

,rIg snbscrilpr hivng friti'd the Atlantic
! llon.c, and pa, u in r'rph'e ",,ler, VII "p-
A, ,b. am, G,, ,h., seasom np the 18th ~ Mn, /;
no wi lie prepared IL acc immediate n'en''er' "'
the General Assembly , ,,,,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-23
SNUFF AND TOBA Geo.
POTTER, ANTHONY s. DENlSON,
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l3T NEsTVINgTEK STREET,

I31 WEsrHINsrEH STREET,
Providence, x. l.
MANUFACTURERS mh dealers IN Rose
Nl ,ol, Nlah,guny, Oak. ml Bla'k Walnut
Drawing Room, library, n."lng Room aud
Chamb,r Fur ,iturc, richly Enaniel,hi Chamber
SUITS, MuO.s. Upholstery Goods Of every va
riely, Curtains, Cnrn,cer, Paper Mache Ia-
bles, Chairs, desks, aud BuXcs Rrirlserslors,
Hair Mattresses, Feathers aud all kinds oi OF.
fee an Eonnoi FURNITURE, making lrgr aud
hwell srlccicd and desirable stuck II I'I .s Tor
the examination 0i purcharrs.
4. \. X ID. pu up Drap"ry IN ia, W'f' i' a..
ionahle manner. and manufacture ure o. cistT hl'
styles OF House and Glicc Furniture.
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