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.AR FAMILY MEDICINES, whieI
nd Dsslsrs At Proprissor's lowesi
81 Agency, Ns. ISL chnr,rs.s.rss,
lHibbnrd's WtldCherry, e.
lRiehsfdson,ashsfSy Wine,
Hu,chinE's psgetabgs Dyspepsia,
ltsoalsy'E Vegetable, Colem41'a,
Ihooiiand' German, Oxygsnstsd.
i Cos METfGS.
Cologne Water, Bag Wator,
j. lflerids Water, aaen fun,
! Jone'sLiilg White.
| SOAPS AND CREAMg,
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jone's Chemical,
Railways dedicated, Caasilss,
Almond, roils. aud Family.
Shaving Creams and Compounded
aildoaeriptions.
PILLS.
WrghpuIndian Vegetable,
Moftatt'sLif., Brandrsih,g,
horrlson's, Lees, New London,
Rarr's, SHpPtng ton % ,Championta,
|irasfenbsig, Jsyne'sssuatiye,
layne's Agns, Winsr's Carnomiie,
Hihbard'sAnti- biiiola, Peters,,
ISpencer's Vegetable, ttenk,t, '#
COOPER, Cosai'B, Rheumatic,
AnderAon's, Allebasis'a Health,
w istar Cont p ufgatsye,
Alishasis' Agne, Hoopes's, 81.
IChlekner's5nyar-coatsd,
HsrriekA Sugsr-eoatsd,'
|Gllbert's Anti-billpus, Beck Yith,s.
Leidy's Blood, Ingoidaby's Pils, :
Seotp5 Vegetable, Eagon,p,
Railways Regulators,
aose'a Railroad, i.eidy'sFsmalss
Louden,r lntiiaa Sanatiye,
toeden'a Aeae. liolle*ny'a,&
tlalsted ID Asti-Dyapoptic, ~
Gordon's, AleLsne'a Liver.
HAIR DYES. Is
7 halon's Magic, Batehelor'L,
Observation-Disclosures,
Billiards., laleh tIaaei'n, L
Iayns'H American Eas itidia. e
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr.. Morse's1nyigoraiingCordiAl, +
Thorn's Extract,
Tarrans'B Aperient, +
Tarrant'sEiiIir OF Rhuharb,g Y
Observation-Disclosures,
6iotheI'bRelief, 'tg
T0othnche Drops, f
Lyon aMagnetlcPoH isrs,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
Thompson . Eye Water.
W!'.a,tlD's NervousAnti,
iiling'sAstrIagenl,
'Hyast's Life tsnisaul.
Nc Mum hEiixirofeeiura. +
Rad Eay'sHead ) tteltgf.
RadHay'sResolyeat,
farrant'slndsiible Ink,
Or. titch's Body Bracsp,
Dr. Fitch Shoulder Erscsa.
pr. Fitch GtnhalingTnbes,
y. Roses Preparations,
Winer's AreAuum Extract, a.
Tansnr'a Specific,
Marshall's sntholicon.
Dr. Fitch Preparations,
hoIfs'h conPound syrapofYsiloH
Perry Dayis,s Pain Killer,
Brorn'a Essence OF Ginger.
\, nof!lniors, ,shheumatic Compound,
Mortimora,sCordiai isitteIs.
myers Extfactof Rock Rose,
Crotamnn'sSpecitic,
Or. Ward'sLpacific.
uphsm's Piia Eleetuarys -
Sieer's 0pedildoo,
Godfrey 'sCorlial.
burlington q Balsaru. .N..-5
Pr. Cnllen'si'reparaiioas. FIX
BaIeman's Drops.
Or. ] xyns'a Family Mediciues.
5eldfisI and Soda Powders.
Eppins'a Fluid Ertrac 1 Rnnhn. ri
LucinA Cordial,
Juno CORDIAL,
aafs'a henisdyfor Fi;,, nj
Wiisoii'a Death on Rats, etc.
Leidy's ErasiveSoap,
klrby's Cholera Drops,
sali's Cholera s yrnp,
oponn'a Headnche Remedy. 4
Sonnell's Mixture,
Dr. Msfchisi,A Uterine Ca.holicsu
GoWan'a Ltthontriptio.
Louden's Preparations,
Honghton'fPspsiu.
iCHElDAM sCHNAPPs,
ID Al dealers tn an Of the artie,s,
viii, lind il to thor advantage by
hoEs, where WILL be found the most
" PATENT MEDICINES in lid
ices. PleaRe address
LGHT Il 90,
DlclFE WAREHOUSE,
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TaE UNIVERSITY FAMILY REMEDIES,
4 SouE under the seal, sanction and author.
81 tns University Medicine and Popular Knowedge
% sns NIT o. April 10 1853 with capital
Woness noaums Also, Tor supplying community enbja
poyed. ~ " W. W. ~ eLa
celebrated 49, " ~ " 'AiND' " :
RoWLAND's TONIC MIXTURE,
on for of yenrs the only sure and sa
FEVER AND AGUE, ETC
Compound 'N sS''"nnA
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
men ng approved and popular remade with
Lhe unversiy.s Remedy for npants ftneL LUNGS;
The uysrsy,s Remedy DYSPEPSIA or INDI, "a cIog
the univ.is,ys Remedy for COS FIVE BOWELS. -
Also, the UNIVERSITIES had
Dispspsary, sores Of - ~ e D'sns
T. J: HART s CO.. Gene raj Agents.
,... 57.a JAMES SYAIE,
ly2l 3 Corner I'd Earohieet nrIa.n.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF
% GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
Wholesale pfiesI g7.&E -
- esnssl Depot aud spsui. Agency, ISL chnrrs.ss
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OFFICE oF rae MARyLAND coNsolIpArEp LorrERIgs !,

OrEfoH vt HIIHs C'1NSUIDATED LOTTERIES
rYrYa,r sAl,AoHK Maryland, .oth June 1856
4 sAgTIUN.-LoTTERY FRAUDS The Com.
NLmsore Of the Ms State Lotteries bs -
to eaatien ne Iubc tue o. ~
mail and Lottery schema and prgtsn x X
nssps O r. e sks 7. wholly hcoas
the elected nv he
Stats under the Constitution examine and Y S M
schemes and attend 10 the drawings. $40 Appio's tne
All the thsss Lot eeyi6c,.o, =,
cksss have the Autographed r. * BRENAN
H. Gon!ra'0r oss 81. Consolidated Io
information the subject Lotteriss .hs r.nro
they drawn will cheeray given by
( oily F. X Brennan 'Bsi,iransa sts
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asnsrai Depot aud bpsc
New0rlsans La.
vkRMlyuGEs. ~
| Wtnsr'scsnAaian,
/ Susinh
T. eerrys Dead Shot,
i Js5aes's Tonis.
1 Rerl's,
D. A. Faknes,oeA's,
/ MeLansi
BALSAMS aC0UGHREaiEnIE
| Wisiar'sBalaam Of Villa Chsrry,
Hast.nE's NaPthA,
| Bhsrtnsn's Baissm,
Brchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sch snek'n Puimonie syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
barthoionie w'agxpse.orant,
Hall'sBAlenm,
5wsym's5yrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayer's Cherry Peeiorsl,
Taylor u Balssm LiysrHort,
JAyns's ExpectoIAnt,
Wiuer'sEiecampains,
Rogers'Liysrwori and rsr.
Mrs. 9ardiner'n Liyarwott, 49,.
Btsblor'sCherry Gxpsetorant,
Loudon's Indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
sARsAPARlLLAs.
DR.. John Ballss, -7'
8. .Toaassnd'n,
Sandal,
0ldgseob Townsend's
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's,
81 & asaT's, .te7
Grasifsnberg's
BriRtols
Guysotps Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wail'sStreugthsning
neutrality-suspicious.
Jew Dayid's OF Hebrew,
Badeau'a, eE
Knapp'sIndian,
Alcosk'aPofons,
GriMth'nadhesiye,
s Hollowsy'sArnics.
LINfMENTs.
Mexican Mustang, az.-s
Fsrrall'sArsbisn,
ButieyisNervsand Bone, ..
~ Hant'a,
E Hayea's.
1'obtas'sysnsiian,
Howsss Nervesud Bone, =g'
5 Ksllinger's, fg1
Gardeners,
BartineisH Horse
Msrehani's aafgling,.
Cherokee,
Jayas's
A9uE REMEDIES, ETC..
Osgood'slndian Cologosue,L !
Rowand,s Tonic Mirsrrs,
Smith's Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic, -
Speed q fenrifaEs, =5=5E
Vegetable Febrifngs.s @h -
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Wormi
Bryan ,sP ulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Wafers.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Lovctt's Wahpene or Hair Gfrss,
bArry's IT .cophsrous, si54@
Lyons Ratharion,
Boyie,g Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hairtavigorator,
Jayne,n Hair Tonic, 4
Van peusen' . Wahpene,
Loudon's ORIENTAL Hair Tonic,I
Htnei'eEau Lustrale,
0ldridYe's Balm ofColumbis.
Railways Circasainn Balm,
PANACEA5.
swsin's, Houck,s,
/ Culien'afndian Vegetable,
LonEley'a Great Western.
0lNTMENT AND SALVEs,
Dailey's Magical Pain Extractor.
Professor Holloway'aoiutmout,
MsAllistar'a All-Hssling,
Brooks's Magic Saiye, PTyor'sPils
Gray's, i1arrison's Specific,
Trsek'eMagnetio, j udkin'p,
Loudsn'sAil-H Healing, Russia,
OILS.
Rushton,s Cod Liver Oil,
Mckaif'nAcoustic, Scarpa's do,
british, Harinem.
BITTERs.
Mofat's Phoenix. Biake'sAromAtic
( W0LFE'S AROMATIC
W Druggisth aud Merchants, q
contained in tho sbovs catalogue
calling or sending their orisrs as
extensive assortment OF GENUll
United 6tAtea, and al tho lowest p
J. VIZ
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NEW YORK---NEW YORK,

E.DWARD H. FosDICK, Commission Mer-
s sra ssE q NOBLE AND sEw
VELLOW METAL -MuNrzs GENuINE pa.
he French Was wert England complete asc,.
IL: 7. 4. Z MATS. ,,,, ,.
| FRENCH AND AMERICAN ZINC PAINTS.
Willie LEAD PATENT DRyERND III
s'f hs sSvs ns amer s
s %s ,s; Ssl sp Il our s En- ss ssa
article that L H. a Rss depend on
| No. 4l Maiden Lane, New York
Manufacturers and Importers 0 zinc ana tooys
NJ b. Stone coied Zbr superior icle psns cnntrv
honses and brckwotk. aud II
rNHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON
&C. nc RI sss $ II. sn. nw
sd ri hey nns ss wsrIe s
;a: Sis
,o o. .hoE. notice and
way. seeeary. 100. Of .s.h street. North River mysi
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-
a%s's III
Gs sss fS
sss sasss A ws r. Bss
g &c, % 10
ms Il sss s1s:y M ssSs
TTNIoN INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
John ~
slothns offer fo ss for the Home Tds on IT, bes
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Coats Gloaks cspe Army Navy Goods Resfng and Pea
Jackets, Walking and Riding Leggns, - - |
.q CLOTHS. /
usred and Plain Carrnge Enaneied d. soodon Cloths
Tarpauns Pnted Plain and Tabe Inys
Coyers. 80 s's' 'tAe
AIR WORK.
Air Beds Pillows, cushons, Life Boss Buoys etc.
Hose Of all kinds : - ~ '' o's'''"
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES
Breast Pumps, Syfngee, Hospital Npnio
Shade Nursing Bottles, Teshng Rings Gae tubing
ine 6oods made BY this Company warranted
Si Z ~ n. p. Nj. WILSON, President.
: auh r 4
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s,,,.... ST CHARLES INSTITUTE -
psuateo ~ ureenyliie Carroton Jefferson Parish
La. conducted by Madame G, MACE.

r,, 44s' oohoucten py Madame G, MACE.
salo INSTITUTION, already favorably
Known 70 he pnhie having attained 90 great 5as,a
parity Mndsms MACE has In ordsr u q Pt9
eaIry ont for Tho
ppop = " III g tbis liz bsshfs
Win s s9asS airy dor@i,oss
and th haa
y ns nsailn com iot and Convenience the pupils
Improvements, the
e the esdsnce, sueanty fom thu ev ~ ~ @ oes
npse ma ctnias'on together advaptaves ~
o. ne most eminent fanb abundant
" successful atua a. thu ST. Charles Iutus This ronrs
~ hs saou, REQUESTS Is
OF Msdame and Mr.. by mos aha
toni rsache iadies The NoTtb VI
nealy In the nattuion. - NsAt VINO fssde perms-f
he Eagsh The experienced ana
fespon ot MELHADo, 20 adv
40 las ae The Of both languages esai
ars performed every day EGg aud Fensh ma
ssot ~ maas there pupils hsy
earn ny constant association,
For the dspamnt Id
plhhnen, N * rt" 'Apstupse Y this accom-
respecting teIns may be obt.oa
Wy p,ospeeas 70 os procured
~ sd tbs sab-
ahd sundays, In order
- N
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FOR RENT.

s.s0R RENT-Until 14th October. 1876. -
s situated On pSs between aud cuatomhouss
ISL Aue. !. PHELPS. Direct Commissioner,
ID 0OMS TO RENT, with Or Witbont hoard
Esaso stsss ssMe esn
| s ~ ata eona,anee. dis lm#
aSUR RENTING very desirable Dwell "A
ss. a .se ofi oa noM
ozses HYDE soonRIeH scr Canal ar Roy streets.
rHsO RENT - The Three Story Brick a.
Store with granite 'front.' Paragon Row ,on,ry - s
Fulton ss New syse Psssss.n
81. sARELlI CO 81 Common street.
tfNO RENT-The Four Story Brick Store q
Mo - New aeSes street. Immediate
81. a.RgIrI . CO. s, co,,.psg street.
10 EM0VED-W. X. #. FRYER. TNDTAN
a ~ o oD aEvs sIssraa
III s y sy "a ny
pos,sge use sens BY rstan of mail flee
NJ ". 9 %; asn a. G ss, O'Clock A. NJ O'Clock p
n B-Do 10. nriss ks my number and address. os.
VAULTS IN ssODD FELLOWS REST -
NJ sickle.
esup M y NJ
Ihe .ss BE- 40 per vault
purchase Of +. had ..
~ JAMES EuaNEAux soers,ntvo. Rest
4 hFFll,gJElsu oF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
y (, I'll &c ss e
The once Of VI. ,.i,a.lon open for the If p
go4lts morning (Sundny exgeptadl on II u Is
Saturday from O'CLOCK ~ ooiocss and on
ss.y H u T.
oaou 70 the Public Debts ~ Oh moor
the Orleans " ns onte OF Lou
Ln ny s S Real
the cash values eAseeoins au per cont
PssSs Of the stock Of The Incorporated Banks in
Al Interest OF Proht derived employ msut ar Tho
be di1irbnted semi annually Dcpotor to
No Trustee can directly
eolursnt whatever y VI 'ne funds,
Cerfcstesef deposits, having interest at ,a.a
WILDE sums not less ~ upon
TRUsTEEs u0
q u " Mares, 90 - u hs.y, Wiism voEsI,
O. C. Duncan, A. Hsine, M Ga III y. oImaert
Wllheimns Bogart, p. N. Wood TTrsoiKs 1onas,
Thos A. Adams T. A. BRADFORD s. b a nv;uk,
s4sfa W.N. MERCER Pies,dsrs'
3@i# Hf@ A. d. KELLY. s1en
WM VOGEL.' lyi.. p,... |
es= &. 3. SuMNER, ~. ' e''e'''''
~ d, Al. y. u. WlTHERS, Treasurar
- -..- -----.--.. gIl na8ly l,
ARLEANS STEAM MTLLs.-Uffice 78 Pow
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fNLOkiDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER
iii apSsa ssdS,s,sasd hsss
bssin 81 fsul recently
Yam e M Old Hsa fronting tho
y Filefe md RohartGon
~ s,ss wasss .hss Keep general
~ sss narrow aud wias dressed goo,ed
WI FIX and W fe ~, H.
yellow Fise Flooring. ' WIS Aeu qua siooSsn
piGs Fiaprur, 49, S'-ut tqpsfs lViht seiioW
+ p ~ sssa hsasy ,mst Decking and inek PanLs
% haud and made z ~ ~ w nANAys
oaers Lunbes sher Mi GU pepaaeo, .nd
nher hay Flcnds III ain
ltnloss NAw Xpf Iasnca errr
ha Nd Otter ports nlcnE a ccss M sss ~
and sf ss s2 pfsd 10 supply orieta for she ngish
Their Dressed lrmnst neatly psd mn In
supply hand NAV ~ WI
all tnnss, article well 1eiy for H. -
P011ssY. sNiSOL 4 co
Corner Julh sttsets Ma L.
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+ 4 q DUkAWAY, LONG ISLAND - Tho .s.,,s.
aixs ssilors the mouth i az" re EAhnH
lhis establishment runpaes Hotel 10 t.
shss 81 hys family entrances asat tso
pgis Or and twelve Nv
os y @ s various ass with board al shs
and pnbc Coach Iousas Il
the dxMnnd ~ "
lhH Hpnxs will he provided ID
VIII ths choicest Wines Of every APPROX ID brana ANY,
~ and large Bowling Saloon Bl,a,a
s,1snd lales and Aruhers Ground MA
e0h Wai'sr sslsesd French German aud Ame
Tho asason wibe she iowes po
thu present high provisions etc WIN
Spoue be collected
S r. q the Hotel CR ssrss New
An
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CIV. JoNTE, Second Justice
Of The Peace for The parish of Orleans
I. New Orleans, October 81, 1855. fnn1
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-03
n.y. Arcbbisbop Hughes and Er

b0- Archbishop Hughes and Eras-
tus Brooks are having newspaper
fight, in which the Senator has the best
Of it so far 1t appears that Brooks
stated in Senate that Hughes held in
bis own name over 100000 worth Of
church property. The archbishop re-
piled that if Brooks would show that to
bc the case, he weuld give him good
bone for his own private picking, and
would also found, in the city Of New
York, a public miscellaneous library
A catholic bookseller also advertised
that ho would furnish the first book to-
wards the collection, gratis" Opie on
lying" However, Erastus comes on,
with the following fair proposition The
archbishop and himself each to choose
a man, and the two thus chosen to elect
third, and the decision of the three as
to whether the archbishop does or does
not hold church property to the amount
of $5,OOO,O 900 to be final. Brooks de-
nands this test in behalf Of the public
to whom the library was promised. -
LOsoeU Courier.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-03

~ A company is soon to be formed
in New York for the manufacture OF
paper from sawdust and shavings, from
which it has been found, by experiment,
that the most beautiful paper may be
made. 1t is estimated that sawdust can
be purchased for IS per ton, and that
the process through which it will
materially lessen the price of the latter.
The sawdust is reduced to pulp, in the
process Of its manufacture, by acids,
and afterward passed through an opera.
ton similar to that through which the
paper in use is subjected in its prepare.
ton. From the sawdust turpcntine j.
extracted in quantities sufficient to make
it an object of labor, and the acid uset
in reducing the sawdust to pulp is puri
fed into its original strength, with the
loss only Of about ten per cent.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-03
p O II II u II IS
PODOPHYLLIN PILLS.

THESE justly celebrated Pills, having been
thoroughly tested and proved by large class
of our most enliShtened and respectable citi-
zens in this village and vicinity, and also by
those of other communities, where they have
been introduced, they are now offered to the
public in an improved form, at the original
price.
The Proprietor, feeling grateful for the favor
with which they have been received, feels it
his duty to repay this kindness by making
them as agreeable as possible, without altering
the composition. He has accordingly added
to them coating of pure white sugar, where
by the dsagreeablc taste and smell are COM
pletely obviated. For particulars in regard to
the composition of these Pills and the diseases
to which they are applicable, reference is made
to the Circulars which are freely distributed
and one of which will always be found around
each Box.
Caution.-The genuine Pills are put
up in round tin boxes, with a circular and d..
reciona around each Box, and pink wrapper
outside, with cut like the one at the head Of
this notice, and the propretor's written sigma
ture. j. II. POTTER,
Druggist and Chemist,
,Tf.t Westerly, r. l.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-03

b0r As many Of our readers do not
seem to be fully "posted up" on the
newspaper law, We copy the following
for their benefit -
/. Subscribers who do not give OK
press notice to the contrary, are consid-
cred wishing to continue their subscrip-
tions.
2. IF subscribers order the discontin-
uance of their papers, the publisher may
continue to send them till all charges
are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office where
they are directed. they are held respon.
sible until they have ordered them dis
continued and settled their bills
a. If subscribers remove to Other
places without informing the publisher
and the paper is sent to the former d.
rcctions, they are held responsible.
8. The courts have decided that re-
fusing to take paper or periodical from
the office, or removing and leaving i
uncalled for while in arrears to the pub
Usher, is evidence of intentional fraud
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-03
~ Ouarrellipp is a new wav to pe,

~ Quarrelling is new way to get
rich. The writer of the following par
agraph seems to think it has sometimes
proved good one:
Thirty years ago, two boys in New
Hampshire quarrelled about box OF
To get rid of one of them he
was sent to New York, and is now one
of our first shipping merchants, direct
or in bank and owner of line Of
steamers. A dispute about tin dip
per, with the steward of steamboat
restlted iu lawsuit that cost thon
sand dollars, and laid the foundation
of fortune of one of our millionaires
who now swns more in dippers ant
steamboats, than any other man in tn
world once deck hand of a boat, nov
the captain Of the upper ten Al
accident made him, an accident ma.
unmake him.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-03
~ The Musical Soiree piven bv M,

~ The Musical Soiree given by Mr.
Gleason and Pupils, at Stonington, on
Friday evening last, passed off admira-
bly,, and was enjoyed by a crowded
house. We cannot stop to particular
ize, but to our mind the performances of
many of his pupils would do credit
to older and much more experienced
performers. The "Grande de Polka
ncert''-performed by Miss Jenny
Sheffield, of our village; " Johnny
Sands"-suug by Miss Hatty rumbull /;
and Matrimonial Sweets''-a comic
duett, sung by Misses McConkey and
Ash /; alone, we're we'll worth the price
of admission.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-03
To Mothers and Heads Of
Families.

Are your children subject to the Group
OF any of your family troubled with Coughs
Crlds. or other affections Of the lungs' II
90 YOU should be prepared at all times to
soeet and arrest the disease, before 1T be-
scomes seated, byadministering safe and
proper remedy. Such one is Dr.. WHIT
NEY's CoUGH AND CRoUP CORDIAL. This
admirable preparation was invented num-
ber of wears since by the gentleman whose
name ii bears, who has been long and well
known as one of the physicians OF our
State Having had ample opportunity in
his practice to test the merits Of his pre-
scrip sions, he has placed the fullest reli-
ance on this 'pecifc remedy In cases Of
CRoUP, to wo;ch it is particularly appli-
cable. Since its first introduction, DR..
whituey,s Cough and Group Cordial has
been used with The most satisfactory sue
cess bv thorsands Of persons, and hundreds
of families in This State depend uponit en-
tirely, as they have for years, considering
| it an indispensable article. The ingrcdi-
ents of which it is composed are also cele-
brated for their potency and efficacy, in
all diseases of lungs and pulmonary
organs. In fact. it is unsurpassed by any
other compound medicine in the speedy
cure of either Group, Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
mesa, whooping Cough, &c.
No effort has been made to obtain cer-
tifcates or laudatory recommendations,
as the proprietor prefers to let it rest on
its own intrinsic merits. knowing that
when it is once Used it will always 0e re-
sorted to afterwards IN prefarance to any
other remedy in the rbove complaints.
Put up in bottles o. .wo sizes. Price 20
and so cents each.
Call for g DR.. WhitDey's Cough and
Group Cordial" and see that you get the
genuine, with the cut of the Good Samari-
tan on the outside wrapper -t4
Prepared only and fov sale by Al
FIELD, (successor to c. Dyer, Jr y Drug
gist and Apothecary, at the Medical De-
pot, No. 81 Westminster street. Also for
sale by Druggists generally. .
| j. II. POTTER, wholesale and retail
agent for Westetly and vicinity. 6ml92
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-03

n@- The largest clock ever con-
structed has just been finished by Mr..
Dent, for the new houses OF Parliment
in London. The dials are twenty-five
feet in diameter the point of the min
ute hand will therefore move nearly
fourteen inches every minute. The
pendulum is fifteen feet long. The
hour bell is eight feet high, and weighs
fifteen tons-the hammer weighs four
cwt. The clock, as a whole, is eight
times as large as full sized cathedral
clock.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-03
~ One of the most serious

~ One of the most serious obstacles
in the way of keeping hens about a
house has been the hitherto unconquer-
able predictions for scratching up
gardens. An ingenious Yankee has at
length discovered a remedy for this
difficulty, and is taking measures to fn-
trsduce it into general use. 1t consists
of small instrument somewhat resemb-
ling very long spur, attached to the
hind part of hens leg. The iustru-
ment is SO arranged that when the hen
is about to scratch the earth, the spur
catches in the groung before her foot
has fairly descended, and oblges her to
bring the foot down quietly and harm
lessly little in front of the place which
she has aimed at. The hen thereupon
tries the other foot, with like result.
She keeps on trying, and before she is
aware Of it the machine has paLked her
right out Of Tie garden!