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Try It'll Try it!! Try it'll!
@. w. STONES
LIQUID Cathartic & Family Physic,

The most important die covcry ever made Ia Medi-
cal Science. being Compound Of Barks and
Roots which forms the most powerful. safe
and agreeable Physc ever offered to
the public.
The necessitv Of such a medicine has long been
felt both by the heads Of families and physicians
Its Advantages over cathartics given In the form
of pills 20 yIcrs. uut be obvious to every In
telligent per<on. II operates more Immediately
and sfectualiy upon the system. and at the sam'
time is Infinitely IS difficult 20 administer being
quite agreeable to the taste 1t not only prodscc'
all the effects where physio is required, but com.
pletely removes habitual CoStiveness. leaving the
bowels perfectly fec. 1t expcls all humors from
the blood Is certain for the Piles. regulates
The action OF the Liver, frees the stomach Of Bile
invigorttos the whole Nervous System and re
moves the cause for all local pains. such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Doio, reur.
Gout, Pain in the Head, Side, Stomach. &c.
It may also be relied upon in all diseases the
Bowels Dlarrhoen and ChOl-
era Morbus, yield at once to its magical innu
ence. Again we repeat. TRY TIT needs no
1T h er recommsn dation. No family will be without
il after they have properly tested its merits.--
header ii you have tried other remedies without
uccess. espair not-relof Ia now at hand. Are
you suffering from Serofula six bottles Of my Lii
quid Cathartic will cure you. Would you be re-
lcved from habitual Costiveness. three bottles will
fleet all that You desire. Ifyou are afflicted with
heumatic. Neuralgia. OF other local pains, two
bottles will { co you from them. All humors will
be eradicated from the blood by the use Of from
one to six bottles In short. IL you require phys
ie for any purpose. this is the most reliable, safe
and agreeable to the taste that has been plac
ed within the reach Of the public.
Price Sl.OO per Bottle.
Principal Depot at No, as Central St. Lowell, Mass
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Free Coal, Lykens Valley.

THIS Coal Is soft, easy to ignite, and
burns freely in stoves Of light draft Just
received, and for sale.
In addition to the above is n we'll select
ed stock Of all the different kinds md 81 izes
Of the best Of Goals produced from any
mines, weekly arriving, and is offered for
sale in quantities to suit purchasers, and
on rs reasonable terms as any in town. -
All those in want Of Coal arc invited to
call and exami ne my assortment. No harm
will grow out Of it. and you may profit by
so doing. JOSHUA THOMPSON, Jr.
Westerly, Aug, 2, 1855.
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lust Received an assortment Of the differ
d ent sty las Of RosE MARY and CASTOR
Ori-the best thing in the world for wing
richnoss and brilliancy to the Hair. Trial
bottles only 25 cents. Sole appointed
agent for Westerly and vicinity;
246 D. w. HAMMOND.
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New Goods.

NEW Plain, Plaid md Striped silks; Wool
and Silk Plaids; Ca .hmeres. Marines. all wool
De LANES, printed and plain colored vslven
ladies' Cloths; ladies Cambria Collars; ladies
Belts. etc., just reed and tor sale by
s3b DAVID SMITH.
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Dissolution,

THE Copartncrship heretofore existing
under the firm Of SrILLMAN. BERRY
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The business will he continued BY
Stillmaa L Berry, who will settle the &C
counts ofthe late firm.
WELCOME SrILLMAN,
II. s. BsRRY,
ess-3t SAMUEL T DAscocx
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ROOMS TO LET.

THE two front Rooms In the second story
Of voss Block, on Main 81. Also the Hall
In the third story Of the samo Block.
Appi, 70 J. n. LEWIS.
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I INDIAN DOC r o r /,
FOR the cure Of
Consumption : Blood Diseases.
Omee, No. $50 High Street,
Providence, RI.
nR TOwNE pays special attention to the
~ cure Of Consumption Bronchitis. Asthma. Dis
eases Of the Throat Heart Liver Spleen. and Skin,
Scrofua Eresy ypelas, Salt Rheum. Pilss. Headache.
Dyspepsis. Canker. and Cancer Humors. and the
ALL GONE feeling at the stomach There !. no
Branch Of the Medical Science 20 neglected as bad
and corrupt liumors :-llumors produce Catarrh.
Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Piles. and the all gone
feeling ut the Stomach Now these each, or ALL
combined lead directly TO Consumption. NO"
here is . remedy. Our Nedicines will cure you
not one. but number.--for MARK. no one med-
cine cures everything. Our Medicines are
Purely Vegetable;
They are natures own remedies. and act in har-
mony with natures laws: thus they act with
certainty. They are perfectly harmless. because
they act in harmony with natures laws. TO assist
nature in her struggle against Disease.-therefore
the patient cannot take them without q decided
beneht. To the afflicted We say GONE" will
tell you how you are. what your disease IL, and the
road to health and happiness. / cure many that
are given up to die.
Consumption can DE cured:
So says Laennee, CardtceU, Paris, Com6e,
Bennett, Sir James CLARK, Physician
to Queen Vieforia, aRd a. host Of
other celebrated
Physicians, both in Europe and .america.
Humors can be Cured.
COME AND SEE THE pocroR-ApvIcr FREE
sy- MY FEMALE PILLS. and otter Medicines
can be had Of me at my ONCE. or Of DR.. KIMBALL
my associate. who Is fully qualified to examine
Patients. and administers my medicines.
DR.. Towne rnd DR.. Kimball may be consulted In
all cases. however private. by either married or
single with perfect confidence.
y. II. Particular attention paid to all Female
Complaints, Weaknesses. Suppressions, Dinicul'
ties. &c.
tifc friend. Mcdicipts s'Dt 10 ary part Cf the
Country by addressing c. o. TOWNE. u. D.,
No. $50 High Street. Providence, II. L.
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Stale Of Rhode Island and PrOridenee
Plantations.
SEcRETARY's OVFIcE,}
Providence, March II, 1856 !
The above propositions Of amendment to
the Constitution OF this state, were passed
by both Houses separately, at the January
Session Of the General Assembly, A. D.,
1866, by the constitutional majority, in ac-
cordance with Article XIII, of said Consti-
tuition. JOHN II. BARTLETT,
259 Secretary Of State.
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Grand Joint Stock Company.
For the People.
A Beautiful Homestead for 81.
Other Property, amounting to
- Il I" ID ID .

THE Homestead is situated in Globe village,
L woonsocket. The House Is near new contain
ing Eight rooms, with separate Wood iouse. W ell
House, Wash Room. &c. The Lot contains 2 an
acre Of beautiful land. with plenty OF fruit and
ornamental trees, aud is q very desirable resi-
dence.
The distributed Of the above among the
stockholders is now certain. Over one half
the stock is already Id. Those intending
to purchase stock must do it quickly, MS
the distribution will positively take place
in few days. Due notice of the time and
place will be given to the stockholders.
Shares 81 Each.
For full particulars and for certificates Of
shares, apply OR address
JOHN PASSMORE,
WoOnsocket, K. L.
Orders by Mail. Express, or otherwise.
will be met with prompt and confidential at
tention. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed to
all.
The distribution shall take place in such
q manner as not to conflict with the laws of
Rhode Island.
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state or Rhode Island and
b. Providence Plantations.


yANUA Sc $40 ", 1866,
UPON the petition Of John W. Money and
others. praying for the pa:snge Of an act
Bank. TO bs located in the village Of
Carolina Mills, in the town Of Richmond,
roted and Resolved, That said petition
and the accompanying act be continued to
the Session next succeeding the next slec.
tion Of memb bers to the General Assembly,
and that the petitioners cause notice Of the
pending thereofto be given, by publishing
copy Of this vote in the Nv esterly Echo"
a newspaper printed in Westerly, and also
in the Providence Journal for three weeks
next after the rising OF this General AZ.
sembly.
certify the foregoing to be q true copy
Attest-JOHN r. BARTLETT,
258 Secretary Of State,
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


INFORMATION havin: been received By the Executive
.ca EOS. slave, the property OF John J.. Sullivan.
ho . charged w;h the crime OF murder. committed IN
lac counts N Lancaster on the 18th instant aud who 'i.
=.is;cy :s; i.om justice is sIili gon. Al large DO
s:c:os hereby otcr reward Of hundred dollars 20
,uy persoU or persons who shah III" said slave Heo
VA. lcve. him !to the Jail Of Lancaster equity ana 90
,.eor.: require al! officers Of this Commonwealth c'il
lai military and request the people generally 70 use theH
be eX"rioas procure lie arrest q; The said e'oH 'ha
tc aay be hrou, i, TO justice
vec under my hAaG Governor and under NE Lesser
. , Seal OF The Commonwealth. %: Richmond, this
- > 10Th day OF March, in tie yea: -" ,
HENRY A. WISE.
Hy the Governor GEos.E W AvS'okp' secretary o'
!- Commonwealth.
Bob il abou: I'VE ise:. inches .h, dark mulat:o,
gshy hair and pleasing councr&ace when spoken TO.
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ANDREW JACKSON Gonn!sou.

Messrs. Editors:-Tn your prp-r a: Fr.iay ,.
quote part Of report Of ia" speech of "ANN#!s,.
JAIhSON doneIson," AT Philadelphia, in wIi,rE b..
says he learned the principles Of know Nuinirg.s.
from Andrew Jackson The same remark VIZ, ma.
by this gentleman before. Il the assertion b.. rr,
why not furnish the proois' Surely the Iurl -.
"had been thirty years with Gen. jackson apL f,..
speeches aud letters from hin by the tLuu-....
c"nld find n" difficulty in dp!n: this if tlr .;t'g
be true. Yet tins statement is ma.r md ra,.r....
by Mr.. Donel.on, with no proof bu, ri. I......
d"fH, and That III open conflict with tine h.u...
churhc.er Ii Andrew Jackson. l!a. TIE pr."D:r ...
rre!ary ni Jackson forgotten that he, w i' ei"rr0
peroc of his administration, appointed Ca'lui..
hr. laney, Secretary Ol the Treasury Has Ia, '.-
,otcl that this same gentleman was n"Gni.s'.. %
he office he now hohis-Chief Ju-tir. %! ;l,n So.
lreme Court of the United Satos-by that y.ln. A.
irew jackson! Or does he think that H.. u.r,r..
ire so stupid that they will not believe the rvi. l.
II Their own -snsr', il contrad,ctel by III" ~ a..
'orted statements Ot such lnl-tc.n,. ..Hf.......
mall politician and soured aud iisapp"n,r,! ui...
ecker rs ANDREW JACKSON doncls,u''
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TAKE NOTICE NIP R0T,TS

Inc iolo"ihS Interesting paragraph is from the
last issue of the LyncIburg Republican. A response
from Mr.. Bolts is anxiously expected:
MIR. FILLMORE AND InE CuaPR0MGsE.-The adyo.
cafes ni Mr. fillmore claim InucL credit for him he
cause he approved rs President, the Connrnrn;s.
measures. Has not MIR. Bolts stated that il was
Tact that at one time Mr. FILLMORE had determined 10
veto These very measures, and that il was with diff
Guilty he was persuaded to sign them! We have
so heard from good authority. w. ask the En-
4ulrer and Examiner to cali Mr.. Bolts attention to
this matter. The information comes so direct. that
we are forced to believe it, At any rate let us have
the facts.
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For tie En3I0,sr
MlERE WAS nSAMn LASl, NANL...

ine Na!iohal American, for some time pasr la.
been blowing the horn for the faithful rsr r. s.
Die at Henrico County Court Hou-e on Moutay. -,
ratity the mongrel ticket nominated at Paad.6il,
grand "pow-wow" was Promised bat il wa .,...
so lsnt there spark LETT to light the ..ruan. d
Hear the last blast
hEHkico RArIFIcAriOS MEETING.-Thc Ain.rs
can residents 1t llerricO hold grand F.no,,. n.I
Donelson ratification meeting at the Court II,.-. .,
ddy Previous to the meeting, tie delegate, a. NJ.
ed to nominate county officers will ass, MOI s,a
transact whatever business may come before tLai
can Darty," - - ''''.
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TTlVrITY DOLLARS REWARD

NN1LL be given for the apprehension and delivery 10
w me. O, secured IN jail so that can get Liu, of
aeSro man aaIncd JESSE who is going large
H. hired 20 Mr Martin Baker the last year. aid lived
l. LovD-sron. Virginia. and has been hired out many
=.s 20 scHiieaCa Il; different Iron Works III
|:.stri.e couG'r, ve aud As asy be ursing about in
81 co-I'y, Rear LOv:.:Soa. Il; which place he was
-: N Ilil, but mhp4gci 10 make his escape.
.EeSf about six feet hish spare made quick spoken
xsn .poAen TO- h1s cr.,. deal Of assurance read
t Ma md may, p.raap- write himsclf p"ss, aud
49, ny a-r lis ciJaiug is mol rec"cc'.d lie nc nae
tg si.i o: lyn: He ia about 80 years oi ag. ana
i; r.-y .h-ey; and ar,iye JOHN MUM,
Ns.,h au--c.' Louisa county, Va.
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Inc Nytheville 1ehgr"ph has been purchased by
MIR. >. '" Caldwell, and converted into a Democrat
'c newspaper. The Introductory address OF the edi-
TOR Is written with marked ability, aud his conf, sson
OF faith shows him to belong to the Virginia school
of State Rights Democracy. We congratulate the
editorial fratsrnity the accession Of gentleman
Of such promise in the profession.
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TO THE AGRICULTURAL INTEREST OF
VIRGINIA.

We publish, with great pleasure, the official letters
Of NJ. Nattemare and the French Minister of Agricu.
ture sc, inviting r3mco"rS OF American agr:cuu-
rists at the Universal Exhibitions of Foreign and
French Breeding Stock, and Of Agricultural Imple
nents and Produce, to be held Paris, in the year
lSJ6, from the 23d OF May to the 1th of June and in
the year 1851 from the Odd of May to the 9TH of une
We should rejoice to Virginia Agricultural genius
once more win laures at Paris, in competition with
the whole world. Those particularly interested in
these Exhibitions and desirous to be represented at
Paris will find ut our Office official document from
rtoif - 49, ----;.....- 'h" f"rms Of decara-
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MAKING A LION OF HIM At ROME

In letter from Rome, dated Januhry Il, So Dee,
the following interesting paragraph:
"Our friends ex-President Fillmore. Dr. Fnn;e -,
Mr. Jewet,, were at the Church OF the Jtsui's s..I
appeared 10 enjoy the c-renonir. quite as w~'i as
others. The ex-Presiien has only been hcr" two .l
three days. Cass makes Il party for hin on Thu.
day evening of this week. | think the fapai ga.
ernment wall max. something o! lion vi hl'.s ~.
they did of Mr.. N4n Buren, last WINTER
Think of that Mr. Fillmore enjoying the .;e-ufs.
NJ Rome, ani the Papn government max ny = ,,,.
# him Would II not b. we'll Tor G-n. t.u.f..... g.
AdUphua Scrugg-, who. Il l. snid initiated M- VA
more into Council ~, 10 interfere Mt once toc H..
:ue from the Pope and the Jesus o; Rome Inn.
make hon Of the American nominee bow cau ,..,
merirans be- expected 10 "rue America yy, .I.,.,
Ike to know'-IN J.. H,raLi
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES.

If the reader will refer to our telegraphic column
he will find most gratifying intelligence OF Demo-
cratic SUCCESS in different quarters of the country
The result of the election in Connecticut Is even
more favorable to the Democracy than in Rhode
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most any of rs contemplate The Missouri Compromise
WIS an act of wautun insult and aggression on the
par; oi The North It's repeal tends to redress ucgres.
slon and 10 restore State equality The South once
thought lis own institutions wrongful and inrxpe.
dent II thinks iuuger-nnl will insist that they
shall he protected and extended by the arm of the
Federal Government equally with the Institutions Of
the North.
The ground the South now takes may be new, but
her pat submission to insult injustice and injury has
given no right TO the North TO continue and to repeat
It's nggrcGsons. Many good honest people at the
North have been Accustomed to wronged aud
down troddem, that they had learned 10 believe that
II was night for em 10 Cypress, and our duty to sub.
init to oppression. If they will look carefully TO the
c"ntest now wagug between parties, they will see
that the conservative Democracy only seeks to re-
store aud preserve State equality, whilst the Black
Republicans of the North, and tie Know Nothings of
the Sonl rs well as Of the North, are resolved to
restore the Missouri Compromise, or to enact some
law that will deprive the South of equality Of rights,
and brand her Institutions with the stigma Of inferior.
ito.
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h great respect, your obedient servant,
ALEXANDRA EATTEMARE.
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE AMI
PERII Wnnr. L. hIa.-.I-

MiHIsIk OF AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE AND
| PCBLiC WORKS, PARIS, March H. 1856 {
| DIR :-lhe Agricultural Exhibition OF Paris vii
comprise ms year. animals intended for breeding
agricultural implements, machines and apparatus and
agricultural productions of every character The IA.
V0raDle movement with regard to this Exhibition
""lch ID taxing p!ace III various countries the kind
reception which meets with in all quarters au tboris.
us to hope that complete representation of the agri
culture oi the whole world may be realized this year
in Paris ~ 'N
In this truly universal cOncourse OF agricultural
lOTces te Staes OF the Union cannot fail te appenr
i!'e riumpbs won by the McCormcks, the Pitts. the
Naniiys, etc. ut our last Exhibition make it ob!irato
~ upon thein to appear in worthy manner at the
next. Their example and the rewards which have
oyen aJudged to them should serve as an
nhnt to other inventors.
The crent distance Of the United States will per-
maps prevent the sending OF many animals. Still
some specimens might be brought; for the importa.
tloh OF French animals into the United States is of
frequent occurrence Last yeur for instance, ut the
Exhibition of the Chanp.de Mars, rams were pur.
chased for Connecticut.
All implements, machines and apparatus connected
WIN rurai industry and agricultural products such as
raiis, cottons, maize, rice, sugars etc. will hold an
important rank at our fair.
lhailks to your active and intelligent instrumental.
ny 10 yonr attention and zeal, the ate Exhibition of
Inc various States of the Union was quite rcrnarka.
pie. H"W appear To your devotion TO France and 10
america, Whose progress and development Won are
promoting with 50 much perseverance; and | ask in
the interest O both countries, and to make closer the
friendly ties which unite lhem that you will exert the
influence you have we'll earned, and invite the az.
r!cuItIrsis, inventors and great producers of tile
'hled Htates 10 be present at approaching Uni.
fersal Exhibition.
have the honor of forwarding to you 40 copies of
he programme translated into English, praying You
distribute the same and to give them the greatest
'ossible publicity.
Receive, sir, the ASSURANCE of my distinguished
'oN
Tile Munster Of agriculture, Commerce
and Pn6Ic II0rkS
For the Minister and by authority
The Chiet Of he dir,siOu of AgrirnnHrs.
Signed MoSNY DE MuKSAY,
|. ALfNANDRE EarrEMaEr, Uirscior NJ thc C,n.
|,W agency tor international Elch0Hc,s 80 yue ,
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GEORGIA.-The Legislature ot Georgia has p'.'E".
an act to reduce the number OF jurpls required 10.
coroner's nquests to six
The same body has made liberal appropriations g..
the support Of the asyums for lunacs the dret auj
dumb, and the blind.
1t has altered the law un the subject cf u-ury
to provide that, in contract. where usurou iarcrs.;
is agreed to be given the usuriols interest shn,
void, but the principal and legal interest mas hr
covered.
The Legislature has also passed Act 10 ~.
fine the liabilities Of the husband for the debs u .!
wife, and to define the liabilities of property received
through the wife for the debts of the husband
ing ut the time OF the marriage Ii proyides inaj
hereafter, when persons intermar-y, the hu. Daut
shall not be liable Tor the debts of the wit futile
than the property received through the wife vii
sfy, and that the property received by thc husband
thgpugh the wife shall in no case be liable i ,i-
deote ceiduits, or contracts or husband ,A,..
at the time o! the marriage" Severn! o,l.r Stat,
nave looked into and secured womcn's rights In tt..
Important particular.
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NEW YORK. April 9.-Flour lie firm: sales q. Chic
al so 81 20 50 -, Southern standard 10 extra = o.,
IS 20 Wheat is irin sal Of Southern red ~ Si o.
10 81 3D. Corn is snguid sales Of Southern In.N~i
at b2c. Pork has declined salts of in.s- n, Sll =,
Other article, .re unchanged. Stock. are li.h-l.
Virginia skies y3l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-11
ELECTION

NVN-NIOIIOII I EIIEC hun.
New HAvES April Sin the Senate the Fusion
sts have a majority of five. In the Honse the En-.
sions;s have majority of seven. Three towns re.
main to be heard from.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-11

BALTIMORE April s.-Fiour j. firm and lctire.
g. ~. Whea. s dul! with wide Isng.. j., rr,..
sars OF white at 81 30 To 81 %; red 81 4s 70 81 IS
Corn Is dull; sales yellow at ~ Ia jjc Provisions
generally are unchanged with n fair iucuiry