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acknowledgements res Gcmite'5 fir Die Gerri=
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lt1tt bepba6ten unicre 6|tatpGter
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fer Qcae wteptr ut t1ecu, t6nnen ais wolfe Mitstieber anBenpm.
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Nlier Sprten
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barpttr1Be, cine 9an5e Sal8cturiGturg ouf
pa8 elc1anteite.
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Serrenber9, III Wirttem6er8, 10. Teb.
Seute Wttta9 e1pete bier Die 341ti8feit Der 5ur
Scrbauplllr9 Der llnteri ndun98ia4e rpe8etl
q II I II + 8 bieber beprperten @erthtSfpn1z
millipn, raAYernebmlug BON 1tabe5u 2OOFerz
Ionen. DIE bier sur @errneipun9 bon Gp0ltz
itpne1 Nerboiteten perbeu iceben e~ntlaiierl,
AUDI bic in Iiibin9en perpn9:ten pier BerIpnel1
perpen mr4l belullaAit pieOer tie 6rei4eit &C.
Inie6en.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-17

pS- A new paper has just be started
in New Y ork city, entitled the " Ledger
Of Romance" 1t is large we'll printed
and illustrated by humorous engravings.
The number Of July 10th commences
a story entitled "Tho Wall Street
Schcmer," a tale founded on fact, ex-
posing the great frauds daily pcrpetrated
in New York. 1t can be obtained for
four cents a number, of Barnes, at the
News Office.
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post. Although the rain was falling
thick, l observed ssms Of the men at
tending in their shirt sleeves, and here
I cannot help renarkipg one old man,
who had his heart in the celebration,
and who attended table like a young
man of II, quite sprightly, as he is a
captain, suppose the occasion, cannon
and colors, all reminded him Of BY
gone days. hope he will excuse me
Of making use of his name ia the public,
he is called, as / was told, Captain
Jedediah Kenyon, and believe the
picnic was held in his woods, which he
kindly consented and assisted both by
purse and manual labor.
l being an eye witness of all the
transactions of the day, I observed a
two horse covered carriage belonging to
MIR. Lanphier, coming several times and
carrying home the ladies free of expense.
The rain broke off the proceedings of
one of the most pleasant days have
ever witnessed. All passed off in the
greatest peace, friendship and good
order, and as this was the first attempt
for Rockville to cele ebrate tho 4th, it
was done in a manner which reflects
much credit on its inhabitants. If the
arrangements had been gone through
with, various toasts would have been
given, and responded to. AS | am an
admrer of the fair sex, had intended
to reply to the ladies.
OBSERVER
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She was boarded i'm m ediately by men

She was boarded Immediately by men
all eager to learn the cause OF this
strange proceeding. They found fire
still burning in the eaboose, the Kettle
on, and arrangements made apparently
for breakfast. The table In the cabin
was set, as if for the officers, but no
person was found on board. Tho only
living thing visible, was slut with a
litter of puppies. The long boat was
missing, and had recently been hoisted
out, as was evident by the tackles on
the yards, but tho baggage Of the crew
ard officers had not apparently been
disturbed, and the vessels papers and
the captains writings were all found in
regular order. The questions were
asked, where are the crew : But these
questions have never yet been satisiac-
torily answered. None of the crew Of
that vessel were seen or heard Of from
that time
Conjecture, of course, has been busy
at work, but the facts furnish slight
grounds for any hypothesis, and whether
the crew, alarmed at some imaginary
danger, panic struck, took to the bea
and were lost, or whether the proceed
ing was connected with deeds Of mutiny
and murder by portion Of the crew
will now, never be asccrtained.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-17

s9- A personal affray occurred at
the Metropolitan hotel in New York on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Bashford w.
Vicks, of South Carolina, attacked and
beat with a cane, Mr.. Jacob Stanwood
of Massachusetts, for saying that the
attack on Mr.. Sumner was brutal and
cowardly. Stanwood received ono or
two severe blows on the face, before he
had time to repsl the attack. The
parties were separated, Vicks was ar :
rested and locked up for the night.
He was discharged on Wednesday morn
ing, but a warrant for his arrest has
been issued.
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OBSERVER.

Bsy~ Here is a remedy for a very
troublesome disease, and for which the
Buffalo Advertiser vouchcs. 1t is very
simple, and any one who may find it
efficacious, would do well to make it
known, for fclons have been very pre-
valent of late I:
Take pint of common soft soap,
and stir in air r.slacked lime, till it is of
the consistency Of glazcr's putty
Make 4" leather thimble," fill it with
this composition, and insert the finger
therein. Change this composition once
in twenty minutes, and cure is cer-
tain"
That is so. We know a gentleman
of this village, who tried the above
remedy, the last winter, and the proba-
ability is, that be will have no more
felons on that finger, at least: for the
disease not only disappeared, but it
took two joints of the finger with it.
Our friends are requested not to try it.
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cbantment" to the view, on account of
the increased mileage. The voyage
was attended by that little episode
which usually accompany sea voyages,
known as sea-sickness, and where the
sufferer is always greeted with the con-
soling remark, that " you will feel bet
ter after the sickness is over"
We came to anchor on the west side
of Block Island at o'clock, having
performed the voyage in seven hours
The usual place of landing is on the
eastern side, but when an east wind
blows, vessels cannot lie there. We
were therefore obliged to come-to on the
western side. Here the islanders push
ed their trim boats through the serf,
and the party all landed without wetting
their feet. On the shore, vehicles
of various kinds were ready to carry us
to the opposite side of the island. The
honest islanders were rather taken by
surprise, although they were expecting
the Governor, and had been looking for
tho Mazeppa" for many long hours
on the eastern side. AS we passed
along, many people came out to well
come his Excellency. We reached
the eastern shore before o'clock, after
pleasant ride, and were conducted to
tho "Spring House," kept by MIR.
Card, where accommodations had been
provided for the party by the committee
of arrangements. Here We soen after
sat down to table loaded With all the
luxuries the island produces, which in
number and quality are not inferior to
those produced on the main. Many of
the inhabitants came in to pay their re-
spects to the chief magistrate of the
State, the first, they said, who had,
while in Office, honored their island with
visit. After this, the Governor and
his friends called upon a number of
families in the vicinity. In all these
visits they received warm welcome
from this hospitable people, who though
in measure, deprived of that social
intercourse, and those advantages which
elevate and refine society, exhibited an
ease of manner, with as much intelli-
gence as is found in our inland parts.
Though the men were hardy looking,
with complexions Drowned by exposure,
the women we met wore generally deli
cate in form, with clear and fair COM
plexions
=.
The morning after our arrival, there
was heavy rain, with violent wind
from tho North east, Notwithstanding
which, We were determined to make the
most of our time so sallying forth with
overcoats and umbrellas, We made sew
eral calls, visited the boat landing, fish
houses, &c, and at IL o'clock, the
weather having become pheasant, we
took carriages and returned across the
island to our yacht.
The Mazeppa got under way at IL
o'clock, when a pleasant sail of three
hours brought US to Stonington, where
we took the cars for home, and thus
ended our trip to New Shoreham.
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COL. FB8MDMT'G
& s T B.

The ONLY COMPLETE AND AUTHORIZED
EDIrIoN.
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
j ohm CHARLES Fremont.
With an Accurate Portrait on Steel.
One NEAT II mo- Price ST.
By JOHN BIGELow, ESQ, EDITOR N. Y.
EVENING PosT.
The Subscribers assures the Public, that
this volume, prepared by gentleman,
whose resources for the material and au-
thoritics are direct, will be the only COM
plete biography of the eminent
EXPLORER, SCHOLAR, STATESMAN.
AND HERO
Whose recent nomination by the Republi-
can Party, for the highest Office in the gift
of the people, has awakened a renewed i'm
terest to his wonderful career. Much ma
terial heretofore inaccessible to the general
reader, including incidents in his early
career, is incorporated in this volume.
Orders should be addressed to DERBY
& JACKSON, Publishers, Ne. 1l9 Nassau
ST., New York.
Agents wanted in every town Of the
several States, to canvass for the above
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receipt Of price.
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BI- The ProvidenceTranscript states
that Col. Toplitfe, late Of that city, was
mortally wounded d in Kansas on the 3Oth
of June, while defending himself against
u guerilla party of Georgiaps. They
ordered him to dismount from his horse
and give up his arms, and on his re-
fusal, they shot him, stamped on his
body and left him for dead.
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~ The California troubles begin to
assume serious aspect. A dispatch
from Washington states that requisi-
ton from the Governor to the Presi-
dent, has been received, calling on him
to furnish U. S. troops to enforce tho
laws, which have been trampled upon
by tho action Of tho Vigilance Commit
tee in that State. 1t is not known
what action the President will take.
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B4nMr. O. S. Spencer, of this village

sy"Mr. o. S. Spencer, ofthis village,
has been engaged as an agent by the
Committee appointed to take into con-
sideratiou the subject of erecting suit,
able monument to the memory of Crom-
well Whipple, Esq, late of Coventry,
to solicit funds for this purpose. Most
Of our citizens will probably be called
upon by Mr.. S., and we trust they will
subscribe with a liberal hand.
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pD~ The East Greenwich Seminary,
under tho charge of Mr., Quereau, is
first class institution, and deserves
to number as many good boys and girls,
as pupils, as it can accommodate. The
location is one of the most salubrious
and delightful in Rhode Island. See
advertisement.
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pY- We were presented with, some
two or three weeks since-and should
have noticed it at the time had it not
escaped our mcmory-a most beautiful
boquet of flowers, by Rev. John Taylor
of the River Rend Cemetery, who is
constantly manufacturing to order, more
of the same sort. He will be happy
to supply those who may wish any of
these beautiful articles.