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THOMAS F. GOODE
ONE DAY LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YORK, July 1.-THE steamer Orizaba, with
over 400 passengers and 1000 i'll epecie, arrived
here this evening from Sau Juan. She connected
with the Sierra Nevada, which was detained Ill San
Francisco until the 2lst ult, i'll order to receive on
board tue persous banished by tho vigilance COM
mittee.
The steamer Uncle Sam, from Panama, arrived al
San Francisco on the night U! the I'';h.
Eleven persons were shipped Oh board the steamer
Sierra Nevada during tho night ot the Goth, under a
strong guard.
Lewis ByIoher, an old residsu; ot Monterey, was
shot by q person unknown, aud died the day The
steamer sailed.
The markets at Sau Francisco on the 10Th closed
moderately active, the leading staples being III falr
request. Flour had decliucd slightly.
An election for President of Nicaragua took place
on the 9th of June. The official returns were not
completed, bu, there was no doubt Ut Walkers beltg
elected by an overwhelming uiaj lrity. The army
was receiving strong reinturc einents, numbering some
| SOU men, Including two artillery companies with
i've field pieces.
Rivas. accompanied By hi. Secretary Of State, Sec.
rotary of War, and Minister OF Public Credit, had
He'd from Leon to Chtnundega, where they took m
opposing attitude to tho Walker purity. The FL Nj
caraguense, attributes the movement of Rivas to the
fear OF external enemies OF the State and the Gu.
preaching election. Walker had issued a decree ap
pointing Don Ferrer Provisional President until the
result ot the election should be ascertained, declaring
all The acts OF Rivas, after his deser,ion void. and
cautlonihg tue citizens To refuse obedience; as all such
would Oe considered traitors 10 the country.
At the latest accounts Rivas and his cabinet were
at Leou, all the American troops having lett the place.
lie is charged with huviug invited III. eu-nies of the
country to invade Nicaragua.
Tb, latest Nicaragua papers are 70 the cs;h.
FROM TIE ISTHMCS.- The dates frcra Panama
are to tb. itL inst. The government at Bo:o,a had
got through with the evidence touching the Panama
riot. and had come to the conclusion tia. the authori.
ties at Panama were guilty Fabreso, the Cover
nor Of Panama, was TO be suspended. He would be
son. to Bngota to be tried, Together With the other
parties implicated in the affair.
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PETIrInS- FOR 4 DIssoIurIoS CIR THE USIcs
are now in circulation in al the Northern States, nav.
INK b-cn zen; on; by the agents nt the American
Anti-Slserv Society, with the request tIat they be
-rsurd and sent To Mr.. Hale, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Waue,
Mr.. Seward, OF Mr.. Fessenlen, for presant atinn to tn
SENATE, or t" Mcsser.. G!ddlng., Burlingsulr or Com.
iu., for presentation to the House. Il i. charged and
not Denied that prominent republicans in New York
have sisu-1 thess petitions Procidcnee Post, Jniy
Ii -
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E,y.. who gave us q glowing description Of 'no oI pro- o.
ceedin-, of the National Convention ne oo," com.
S ths v'Gs tn 'ss s]i D:;n"st4c N.Y. Of Finer thu NS?;h: Ii's % 2ss;,
inc was also addressed by Hamilton . w. nsa',
X. W. Clayton and James Weaver. w, - hi.aoe.
is the fret debst-r in this part Of the STAT .a loudIv
The able and talented W. II. Is. Ch7''s'
called for, but excused himself. Altar which
The meeting was very enthusiastic .A''e' "u''"
tho meeting adjourned. ch.irman.
Wa. q, RILEY, Secretary.
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l. ANSAS MNIIk RN

a Southern correspondent requests Us TO .tntc that
sey-ra! uompCLie. uf Southern Men nave been 70,
fused nin,isslon tn kan.ns by Col. Sumner, and that
this Is the rause why Southern men have d.sarmrd
and refused tho LANDING II Norihern.rs Into that ter
rilory.-L .Nu.!0aai luelhgencsr, Jaty l..
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FOREIGN lNTELL IGENCE.
LATER FROM Europe,

QrEBEe, July l5.-The steamship Canadian has
arrived from Liverpool, with dates to the 2I Of July.
The News by this arrival is uuimpor,aut. The
steamship Niagara arrived ont on the 29th June.
6The harvest in France promises splendidly-all
fears OF q scarcity are al an end.
After a debate of two days. Oh a motion Of censure
IN the House Of Commons on the settlement of the
American questions, the government was sustained
by "a majority.
1t is reported that a conference of the three pro.
tec,ing powers which will meet in London the pre-.
Son, month will settle the affairs of Greece.
LlvrxPooL,J July 2.-Cutton has advanced l.l6th
70 18Th. Flour has declined Is; sales Of straight
B,l;i:nor- brands at "a! TO 3ji, good Ohio, IS! to 81
What has declined 3D.; sales of Southern red at q
20 III, white ~ TO II. Corn has dcc!iued ls.; GALES
OF a! Kinds al 2Ss cts.
CUnsols for account closed ut 95! TO 9j3.
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REPORTED DIFFICULTY ETWEENM ESSRS
MALNlGI:LE aNl kRllkS

WAsHIsGroS, July l2.-Iiis understood that after
Mr.. Woodruff had concluded his remarks in the
House, this evening, Mr.. Brooks informed him,
through Mr. Savage, that Le took exceptions 10 them,
and inilusted a meeting. Mr.. Woodruff declined
on the ground that ft was contrary to his religious
We've, and q riv!atiou Of tie laws of Of the land.
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DIED.
uKfTENRN

p,co. a, hi. residence il amelia county, ou tee 9Th inst
uEEnY ANDERSON, Esq, in the "a year Il hS Sge
Exsui!u.r please copy
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WEsrMouELASp. 18th July. 1880.
To the Editors If tie Enquirer:
Boypros, MECKLExBrRG CoUSrY, /
I,I. ~,b 1884 {

July eth, 1886.
was appointed by the recent State Democratic
Conv.nrinn an elector for this county. Acknowledge
ing no aRcgianc. 10 dny party, | have thought that
Justice, both Ia myself aud 10 the party comforting the
appointment, required that | should decline il, aud |
avail myself oi your columns a. the medium of doing
so. During the days of the old Wing party, | claim.
ed to be Que Of its members since its dissolution, ]
have professed no political conversion. As a mem.
Der Of that party, however, / had never learned from
tlioae who were its leaders and the expounters OF its
faith, that war upon foreigners and Cnfho!ics constl.
tuted any part OF That faith. | have. therefore,, felt
under no obligation 10 jim the latter day political
saints, known as the American party, in & crusade
against both. While declining the appointment Of
Eiec,or, regarding it as a daagc q party, Shall cast
INV vote for James Buchanan and john L. Breckin.
rjire-uot because they are the candidates OF Il par.
ticular part; but fos the reason that of the candidates
before III. country under I'll. circumstances, they are
my choice. Having expressed this determination, |
will only say in conclusion, ,iit, on the score Of con-
sistcucy, l shall always be happy 10 compare notes
with any old line Wing who ! may chnnce to tnd fol.
lowing the lead of .Andrer JGr& son DoncIsoa.
Very respectfully,
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a depNtn'lon rom SAN F .nncI.c'NIN No'Tl 0T7a
Governor Johnson aud r-G"r'rri nm t. "'''t.N'
his proclamation, pl.ring SAT- Faces" untsF ur;
tai law. hi, Interview took pIsc, II EoIhVH' y" '"'
fti ni June. G ~. Johnson u +, rii! say 49,
by write .! III crTsll,G:."n Il MS Say 49,
made my C.fy to enforce IN. ~Hrd!ib" al '"r '''
T.:i= duty | shall Lcriorn; AM .!upapP'Iy c'!''n'"
ocru"s, and Injury 70 .H- or prDprfy ro-u'' ~
'p"nsiO:iiiy mus; rest upon 'h0s" 'Ao a''F's''' 'O'
~ ID ~ Z. IL H. -.
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Correspondence VI the Philadelphia y. American.l
WAsHtNGTuS, d. C., July H..

Correspondence VI the Philadelphia =. American.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July IA.
Private oincial aGvices have been received from
Mexico, via New Orleans, of later dates aud Of more
Importance than the published accounts brought by
the last steamer. a Geographic despatch was sent
from Mexico to Vera Cruz. aud thence to New Or.
leans, directed to the Mexican Consul, dated a few
hnurs before sailing, announcing that the difficulty
viii, Spain had been fualIy adjusted. According t.,
the arrangement made, the Spanish feet had been
withdrawn from Vera Cruz, and Alvarez. the Span
ion Minister, had been formally received. This in
te..igvnre veti6es the information communicated III
81 correspondence as having been received by the
pl, vIous steamer.
fee wiz Luml.y, British Secretary here, did not au-
th"r:l- hiDl 10 reopen the legation: but such IN.
s'ructiVn3 arr expected rs soon as Palmerston recoV-
es from his coe.ced concession. Champions letters
are Very SOLICITORS ~ TO the state Of feeling and opin.
iou towards him hels. apparently forgetting that at
bVms. .
COL. FEEMONTSFINANCIAL CREDlT.-Col
E:=:no9ts rumored possession of fabulous weolth
go 10; credited in Wall.strcet, il :is annexed state.
ulenl OF the Journal Of no. be believed 1:
"Ths failure Of the Sts;e Of CaIi:or ,la to provide
tho payment Of tho interest due GU her bonds.
J:ly Y. tas excited much attention. We r.fraip.d
f.oin rn.kips any Remarks npou il yesterday, because
there wes = plaa OH foot TO raise The money hero, and
for obvious reasons, We did not wish to Interfere, al.
though doubtful o; success. The plan was for Col. Ere.
rlon', who has connections more or less intimate with
Palmer. Cook a. Cu. TO raise the money upon his per-
sousl security. His Notes, or memoranda of them,
were accordingly offered all throsgh the market by
po;c brokers, but without finding any buyers. How
ever at rac,ivs the name might DO in capitals at the
head OF 4 c~anpaign paper, it bad no market value q.
;ae foot Of an I. O.. O., and the plan has been rsluo.
tsnuy abandoned. Tho Stste of Csllfornis D., there.
t9ss, y aasuIter.'
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UNPAID LErTERs.-Po.tmaster General Campbell
hes ordered that persona having unpaid letters in
post Offices addressed to them shall be- notified OF that
fac, by the postmaster. Upon the receip, of the
notice they are TO enclose q 3 cent stamp to the post
master, and will receive tho letter.
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The lion. Alfred Cutuu5Gt, tor hany years u 'eat,
iuy uoIt:clsn n Gr".git. sm0 Il Indnbcr "t the Lu''o
States SeGa:. irU,n 1871 q" 1913, dad IN Jasper cou"
~. in ,hnt stat, on the OH ii.zr. His remains were
;,..rr,1 :, An n,..a nr + de- IT,.
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VISITORS AT THE ~SPEISo,.-There are 400 visitors
al the White Sulphur Springs. Virginia; 80 at the Red
Sweet, aud % al The Blue Sulphur. AL are filing up
rapidly.
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Mas DRuwSEr.-Oscar Leousrd, q young man %
wears of age, overseer on the farn Of John b. Free
man. Eco, was drowned on Saturday. III Nottoway
river, at Hawkiusville, Sussex.
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Cheap i 'ioihins
q. ~. Va Aas~'C ~
GRIND CLUIH HING
EST A B |. ; IL Nj i n L.

THE subscriber has, in addition % hIs
large stock OF fashion tDie hd's anu c"PS,
has ad lei Il new and ind stock ol Oi"thi"S
Every garment aud rrhcle l. oi tue i'o' !
modern styles and latest iashluh' All 81
which ne will sell, ana cln sell cue pen
than can he bUught ~ thls Wcihlty ne
Invites h.s fricn Is and the pubIIe " ca''
and see whether these things are so: i"'
subscriber being we'll assured that all thost
that 10 call AMI look will be pleased, anu
that those that buy will be better pleased
A part Of our lIrge stock OF goods may he
Quad in the following.
COATS
Of every description, aud for all seasons,
made from the best and most fishi hionablv
Frock aud Dress Coats, over
coats oi all kinds, sizes and colors.
VESTS,
OF al shades and colors, black satin, plain
broadcloth, plaids and velvet, French Last
ing, &c.
PANTS.
Fine black locskin, French Cashmere, plain
and fancy stripe and plaid satiuetts, jeans
tweeds, &c.
SHIRTS,
With fine linen bosoms; white flannel, cot
ton Il ,nncl, wool un nlershirts and drawers
Also. crnynts, collars of the latest patterns
neck stocks, and scaris.
Also.
Hats of the latest winter styles. The
French Flush brm. Genin's aud Beebe's
most approved Fashions Caps ofmll kinds
styles and prices; mems, boys, children's
md inf,nts.
All who wish u fine suit Of flshionabl,
'lothes and becoming Hat can obtain then.
It the store under C.. Leonnrd's Hotel.
lI G. W MARSTON.
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a=S~ Il r"IntrJ x I, vr.a, IT VIA,
,i-'e : '''i mlrrrd oa lily, was he,sc
abun; t. take th no SO.
ii"w dare you get m,rrlrd = asked .
COUSIN of hers, after h,vius before yo
the unfortunate extmple ot your ii
tcrs
FlalcStick > exclaimed the gir
with spirit. | choosc to make tr,a
myself. Dill you ever see a p,rc-l o
pigs runnins toa trough Of hot swll
The fl st one sticks in his nose, g,ts i
scaldad, aud then draws back anc
squ ais The sec nd burns his nos
ani stands sqn.aliny in the same man
ner. The third follows suit, and b,
sqn-als too. Bat still il max = no dif
ference with thoss before but all i
turn thrust in thris noses jI,t as if III,
b 1t b,ln g,t bu ned or squ,ald al
all 5, il is with girls ia reg ard to mat
rim"ny-and now with this hope you
arc satisf d.
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Ny son, can y"u take trurk fo
mo up to the hotel = laid u pa>scnye
NtIpi Z tom u boat on the wee, to
ragged looking y"ungStrr, wio Eat bal
ancing on The tail rnd of a i ny
'ur SOU led th- b,y. ey"n.
hun lr".n head t" foot. Well, ri b
d"d d'apped ii amt in luck Tie
Nv" been iryin' TO i,d my d, tbs io
'hrse years, aud all Of 81 III n "a
comes th' old hoss hi ns.lf AMI know
IN" right IF, llow are you = strctchu
out muliy 10 kin! paw
Th" traveller was non plu,s. B
NV '.n Il smile and Il f,rAn, he inuiicI
: W nat : yonr name i =
Wy name 50 y,u Il mt know -
Well, ~ nothla: To- p'opi. "a rh -,
par's 8" have so many child en- that III p,
don't know rhri name Nv nam +.
WIiil,n, bus SOM folk, cilI IN. rart-u
,Ill 'nr >hr.t. WAT til, orh.rpli
'"ck'" y'u >n'S il y'l don't y,u
mni Ak the | v'n,n
Anh >h,u lruus ,h"iru,k lie mlch.
ed 1T rpYud, "a h,tcl mlu lut :.
hi.n-rll:
VII 'iii, Is 90 Th. oil ro,u
ntn com h,nr at last. cod cl,tnr.
hls 'ri"k mat ave iha thu Wei. !,
an ia luck
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This wilderness of woe to Christian eyes,
However viewed, is beautiful. Its skies
A deeper iaiience, a fiercer glow
OfIight dispenses TO the word below;
Zen though porientou4 clouds it, glorIes dim,
The christian traces there the hand of Him
Who makes or lul- the aogry storm 10 rest,
Aud paint. with richest hue' the glorious west,
The rich luxuriance of summer bowers.
The bubbling streams. the rainbow tinted
flowers,
The mellow lustre Of pnle milnights gueen
The bounllcss sea or raging. or serene,
The changcful winds now stealing soft along,
Now mally raging the be-t voice OF song,
The cheering intercourse otf,iends with ricndS,
All to the Christians heat fresh transports
lend,
Unknown to other souls. To him the face
Of God his Father smiles in every place.
Looks forth with gracious beams Of boundlcs.
love,
From this, our world below, aud couutleS.
worlds above.
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MBS BENJAMIN BRAYTON would in
,"'"' ihe people oi this vc,nity, that she
mas purchased and rcftt,d tie Saloon re.
cent occupied hy Mis- Hanson, where
L'MliI ways he harry to wait upon all
Ladies and Gcntlcn cu vhu may honor he'
with call. She will keep on hand the
best STEAM RErIN u (Stualts CANII's.
Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, &c. &c, and every
'hilg III the Confectionery line. Nh kinds
OF Fruits III season. %, st,rs served up in
the best manner. All kinds OF article. for
Ladies' Toilet Mrs. will always he
hnply to supply family orders for any
quantity. 245
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CII3APNESS

1t is unrivallel. From the immense sale
which it is having, the proprietorS are en-
ablcd to lut il ut Il mere trifc above the
actual cost OF manufacture; being well
aware that large sale with II small profit
ismuch better than small sales Mt an cAhOr-
bitant price. For the convenience Of pur'
chasers it is put up in three different sized
bottles Of thc respective cap9city of pit.
bottles, in - pit. aud 4 Pin bottlcs, and
offered at the prices Of 40 cts. 30 cts. and
20 cents per bottle. In short, it is the
long sought desideratum as II Hair Tonic,
combining utility. beautityi"g properties,
and economy and the prorii tors feel ns
'ured that 40 lady on, gentleman, who de
,res to possess II beautiful head OF hair.
wall be without il after having giyrn it II
rial. Full directions for use will be found
ccompanying each bottle. Manufactured
My by the Pruprictors.
POTTER & CIIANPLIN.
Pharmacentcal Chemists and Druggists.
Westerly. l. L.
E'f~ For sale by A. othccnries Druggists
nj Dealers in PeIlumcry throughout the
he countly. 2;5
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TIE subscriber would es )2ctfull! inform
The citiz,ns ol toningtl and neighborine
towns. thnl he heels constant! on hnnd a
large assortment Of American and Italian
Marble, tur Tomb, Tablets. Monuments. mad
Grave stones. mudctu order. n very shnp,
and torn. at his Marble Yard. in Stonigtoi
borough, where he offers any thing IL
the nurLl, line fOr sale as low II can b
purchase in the New England states Thos,
IN want oi the above articles. will do veil t,
cal and cXnminetuI themselves before pur.
chasing clstN leIr.
All orders, citlIer by letter or otherwise
prom ltl! aliend, ia andfaithfull! ! cXccut.
ed a obnre Of the public patronage is re
specitull. soli,it'd.
Particular attention paid othe setting oi
VI, uumehts TCn.Ls Tall lc>and Ora. t5toucs.
81 ;r,n has lnrJ
y.
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Trees! TTCCS!

THE citizens Of Westerly and the public
generally, will find at the
EIVEh BEND NURSERY
valuablestock Of Trees, Shrubs and Plants
over 10000 in number--of Apple, Pear.
Cherry, Plum, Peach, Ounce, and Ornamental
Trees, II choice collection Of Towering Shrubs,
Roses. Pconies, &C.. &c. The above Nursery
is within one hour anda half ride ofStoninston
or Mystic. Trees may be- removed TO the above
places from the Nursery and set out the same
day. The advantage OF which will be apparent
to all tree growers.
Always select your own trees, when practca
ble when not, address j TAYLOR,
204 River Bend Nursery, Westerly, II. /.
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WOOLEN MACIiIN EKY.

{ l.. GOUDdRD, .hiu lOrk,
ONLY manufacturer OF the original Steel
" Ring aud Tooth Burring Machines and
Feed Rolls. to lie attached To First and also
to Second Breakers and Fluishcrs OF Wool
rn Carding NJ chimes, Tie atiucl ment t.
second Breakers and Finishcrs j. new and
very important. These machines are III
successful operation, on first Breakers. in
most Of the principal Wuolcn Factories III
the United states. Canada and Mexico. and
are deemed by experienced manufacturers
ns the most perfect machines used, and IG-
iispensal lc to the economical ana succ SIS
jul manufacture Of wool
they are i'll tact II c only strong, dura.
bic and successfully operating machines III
use n" cardiIg machine should run an
hour without them.
tn Feed Rolls are strong and durable
and wor,ly of attention Circullrs cX-
piniuiil ,h'rr mnchin,s nMd Eotts. refrr
rrces to mills having Il Tn in use, &C..
may had by addrcssI
& l. GODDARD
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DR., El. I'll. l1vlIl.nl'>
ORi;lS AND ClIALCNAL
IOOEks PASTE.

DREPARkl cxrressl! for his practices
l. preparation combining all I'll, propertie,
to the teeth II be,utiiu! and bri liant polish
AMI is excellent to cleanse and heal srongS
and diseased gums 1t possesses alkalin,
properties sufficient to destroy the parsiticml
nnlnnculnr which infect the teeth Of almost
every person (as shown by experiment.
and for discnfecting the breath, cleansing
the mouth and polishing the teeth it is the
best preparation iii the market.
Price 25 cents Sold at his Office by
}. IL. Potter, druggist; and by C. II. Den.
isOn.
DR.. F. has a.so ice article of Tooth
Brushes Cor sale at his Office
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CO. A travelar on mi.crably moo
ste"d, was hailed by Iauk 80, VII, wa
hoeing his pumpk'ns 10y lha roadside
llallo NY fI'ud,' said the tarme
where arc you b,uul''
I'm going out to settln in the West
ern cnnnrry, rcpli d The 9th r..
We'll, get off aud straldIe tbi, or,
punpkio VINE, 1t will grow and carr,
y,u faster than that ere be st.'
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A citz II dpvn East was dubb d
the liitl' rascal y A friend once vol
un'err II tp ak hi u why l,e was called
III" Wilc rascal = tn dis i,gnish m
fom my n"ighbors,' said We, 'wbe are
all gren a.c,l. =
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sV An rxt'n,lvs aud wealthy lum
b'rman, nan"ighboring country, is til,
farther OF a hard nut ola by b la.
de,Ir"ns of reforming him he off red -,
induc;ment, to give the svails of th
iuhoer from twu thousand hemlock
logs, provided that he would 90 to schpo
aud behave himself for Que year.
Young hop 'iuI remained silent for som,
time aiter lI'tani & to the proposition
Finally in reply to his tAther's iutar
~. tim.
What d" you say, my SOM
Call 1t pine logs, father, aud I'llpn
it
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Superio. Preparation for the Toilet

IL prevents Dhndrutf, Baldncss and Grey
Hairs; and imparts beauty and richness {,
the Hair, giving Il II healthy, dark, clean
and glossy appearance, with n delightful
perfume. Being purely vegetable prep
lration, i may be freely used without fear
of bid effects and It viii lie found one Of
the best lnimcnt extracts in cases of bald
ness. or ofdisrnscs Of the head which cause
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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-03
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

TIL L subscribers take this method of in
forming their present customers, aud the
citizens OF Westerly, Stoningt0n and vicini.
ty, that they are prepared to furnish for
Parties AMI Wellings the following artic-
les. all Of which will he Of the first quality
and prepared in such style MS to give entile
satisfaction.
Ice Creams, Lemon, Vanilla, Pine Apple
Straw berry. Coffee, Chocolate. Harlequin /;
Sherbet Il Ices, Orange, Lemon, Pine APP
PIE, strawberry, Fruit Ice, Roman Punch
Mile Fruit: Cakes, Fancy Cakes, Spougc
do., Currant do, Short do, Washington,
Cream Cake, Macaroons, Cocoanut Drops,
&c &c.
Cholotte de Russo, Wine and Calves Foot
Jelly, Preserves OF all kinds, Chicken Sal.
ads, Bone Turkeys, Beet Alamode, French
Bon B"hs. B,quets, &c. &c.
Particular attention given in making
Wedding Cake We have also made AZ
rnngcmenls, which enables us to provide
when wanted ut II reasonable price.
Music, Walters and Dishes.
All orders will lie n omptly filled by Ex.
press or otherwise
l.. II. HUMPHREYS & co,
No. 100 Westminster It. Providence,