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The German "RICHMOND ADVERTISERS,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor, ...
Is published every Saturday, at SO per Annum
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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-10
The Summer Assault

Mr.. Brooks case for assault and
battery upon Senator Sumner, came up
before the criminal Court in Washing
ton, on Tuesday morning There wat
large attendance Of Members in Con-
gress,
The District Attorney read the cor
respondence between himself and Mr..
Sumner, to show that he had used due
diligence. though unsuccessfuly, to
obtain the presence of Mr.. Sumner
who had expressed himself as having no
desire to take part in the proceedings
aud had left the city.
Testimony was then given by VIM.
l.. Ledcr, who caused the arrest of Mr..
Brooks, after the assault on Mr.. Sum-
ner, and by j. w. Simonton, Mr.. Keitt
and Senators Foster, Pearce and
Toombs. The last witness, Toombs,
wished to read in mitigation Of tho
assault, at the instance of Mr.. Linton,
counsel of the accused, extracts from
Mr.. Summers speech, rehscsing on
South Carolina and Mr.. Butler.
Doctors Boyle and Lindsey, and
Senator Benjamin, also, gave their tes-
timony. The last expressed the opinion
Judging from what he saw of Mr.. Sum-
ncr's notes, that he, Sumner, had bis
speech printed before delivery.
Mr. Brooks made a short spcsch.
regretting that Mr.. Sumner was absent.
lio had hoped for the benefit of interro-
cation concerning lis (Sumner's) tssti-
mony before the House Committee.
IIo took the ground that there arc some
offences for which tho law affords no
adequate remedy. lIo said while he
had heart to feel and hand to strike
he would redress tho wrongs of his
politicsl mother from every effort to
cover her with obloquy and di.honor.
His property might be squaudcrcd and
his lifo endangered, but he would be
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Aslaaway Bank.

At the Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Ashaway Bank, held at their
Banking Room, Monday, June 30th, the
following gentlemen were elected Directors
for the year ensuing, viz Edwin r. Brown
Jonathan II. Wells f; Jonathan Larkin; Sands
G.. Carr; James II. Porter; John s. Cham
pln; David L. Aldrch Charles B. Coon ;
William G. Crandall; William II. Reynolds
Jonathan Il. Wells, was re elected President
by the Board Of Directors.
The Stockholders Meeting was adjourned
to Monday, July 14th, 1856, at | o'clock,
p. M, for the purpose of considering the
expediency of increasing the Capital Stock
of said Bank.
J. l.. SPENCER, CASHIER.
AsHAwAY. Juno 30. 1876.
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sey- A few years since, Col. Colt
went to Hartford penniless. The citi-
zens enabled him to raise S25, 900
capital, and ho began tho manufacture
of his revolvers, since so celebrated in
that city. His establishment has sup
ported hundreds of employees, he has
expended 81, 100000 in beautifying
and improving the city, and he is to-
day worth, probably S2,00o,0oO. A
good return that for a $25,ooO invest
ment.
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Washington Bank.

AT the Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of this Bank, held on the LIST inst, the follow
ing named persons were elected Directors for
the ensuing year:
Nathan i. Dixon; Oliver d. Wells, Benz.
b. Thurston; Charles Perry; William Potter ;
Daniel Babcock, Jr. Thomas Perry John
Foster David Smith Amos Collins; Charles
Noycs; Joseph IL. Potter; James L. Peck
ham Silas Greenman and Case Chapman.
Alta Mestinr of the Directors, subsequently
held the same day, Nathan +. Dixon was
elected President of the Bank, for the same
term. CHARLES PERRY, Cashier.
Westerly, July I'd, 1856.
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r1- We learn from the Detroit Ad-
vcrtiser that a submarine diver from
Buffalo descended to the wreck OF the
Atlantic, the other day, and recovered
the Safe, with its contents, belonging to
the American Express Company
"The diver was protected by copper
armor, and was under water forty min
utes. The upper deck Of the steamer
lies one hundred and sixty feet undor
water, and far below where there is any
current or motion. Everything is there
fore exactly as it first went down.
When the diver alighted upon tho deck,
he was salutod by a beautiful lady,
whose clothing were well arranged, and
her hair elegantly dressed AS ho APP
preached her, the motion of the water
caused an oscillation Of her head, as if
gracefully bowing to him. She was
standing erect, with one hand grasping
the rigging. Around lay the bodies Of
several others, as if sleeping Children
holding their friends by tho hand, and
mothers with their babes in their arms,
were there. In the cabin, the furniture
was still untouched by decay, and, to all
appearance, had just been arranged by
some careful apd tasteful hand.
" In the Office he found the safe, and
was enabled to move it with ease, and
took it upon deck, where the graphing
irons were fastened on, and the prizt
brought safely to the light. Upon
opening the safe, it displayed its con-
tents in perfect statc'of preservation
There was in the safe $4,000 in gold
So, 300 in bills, of the Government
Stock Bank, and large amount on
other Banks, amounting in all to about
$36, 900. The papers were uninjured
except that they smelled very strongly
of dccayed human bodies, as if it had
laid for SO many years in a coffin with
their owner. OF course, all this money
goes to the persons interested in thi:
wonderful adventure.
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Hy~ ADvERTIsING.--The true course
in business, is, to let the people know
what you have to offer to their notice,
or what you may desire to obtain from
them. The system Of advertising, sets
down the condition of existing trade, is
on chart, and every one is enabled to
guide his proceedings by it. Thus the
exchanges of commerce are made with
rapidity and satisfaction. There are
ten thousand mutual wants in society
which 90 about in search of cath other
The advertising columns of the news
paper offer ready means of bringing to-
gethor these interests, They are the
medium of communication between the
s.ller and buyer-thc source of infor-
nation mutually advantageous to the
business man and the community. The
times has past for people to sit quietly
to their stores, and trust to eircumstan-
ces for customers. The aspect of bus-
ness has been entirely changed-the old
landmarks have been removed, and new
channels opened Merchants and Me-
ehanies should not now sit quietly and
gaze upon tho dust gathering around
their wares, but with becoming shrewd-
ness place their pens on paper, onumer-
ate their articles, and where they may
be found Men Of small capital long
since discovered this road to wealth
AND he who does not follow in their
wake, will find himself distancod. -
lHiwaRkee Americdn.
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OYSTER SALOON.

MRS. BENJAMIN BRAYTON would in
form the people of this vicinity, that she
has purchased and reftted the Saloon re-
Gently occupied by Mrs. Hanson, where
she will always be happy to wait upon all
Ladies and Gentlemen who may honor her
with call. She will keep on hand the
best STEAM REFINED (Stua rt's) CANDIES,
Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, &c, &c, and every
thing in the Confectionery line. All kinds
of Fruits in season. Oysters served up in
the best manner. All kinds Of articles for
Ladies' Toilet. Mrs. B. will always be
happy to supply family orders for any
quantity. 245
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M on light Excursion n
w "A TCH HILL.

THE Westerly Brass Band will give a
Moonlight Excursion for their 'own benefit,
on Board the Steamer LIBERTY, on Thurs
day Evening, July 18th, 1856. The Liberty
will leave the wharf of Capt. Pendleton's, $,
(her usual landing,) at halfpast o'clock,
p. M-Leave Watch Hill at II o'clock,
precisely, for Westerly; giving sufficient
time for the party to take supper at either
Hotel. Fare for the Excursion 25 Cents,
No HalfTickets.
All persons friendly to the Band, are re-
quested to favor us with their presence
G.. III. DENISON.
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gsS- The Supreme and Superior
Court Judges of the State of Connecti-
cut, met in Convention at New Haven,
on Tuesday last, for tho purpose of ap-
pointing State Attorneys and County
Clerks, in the various counties of tho
State. For New London County, the
appointments were as follows:
Hiram Wiley, of New London,
States Attorney.
VIM. L. Brewer, Esq, of Norwich
County Clerk.
Mr.. Willey's is only re-appoint-
m ent while Mr. Brewer, who is now
advanced to the Clsrkship-in- chief, has
for somo time exercised the duties OF
the office as Assistant Clerk-most of
the time under the late James Stcd-
ham, Esq.
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Che tursterlp Gfbo,
Westerly, July 10, 1856.
A Nd
tuck AIV0TGisGP. P.
A n ID

o." Tho Fourth of July. There
was no public cclebration-as is usually
the case in this village, on Friday o.
last week f; but some gunpowdor. in the
form Of fire crackers, &c., was exploded
Our citizens observed tho day accordin!
to their various ideas and taste. Some
pursued their usual avocations, som,
left for cities whore they could participate
9 tho public ceremonies of tho day
and a great number went to Watch Hill
The Liberty made an excursion
I" down the river" to Watch Hill anG
various other watering places. AMI was
crowded to the utmost, by persons o.
all sects, ages, and size, who were anti,
cipating good time" at Watch Hill
and we understand that most of them
realized their expectations, although the
weather was rather unpleasant in the
morning. sThe Mystic Brass Bpnd
spent the day at Watch Hill, apd7dis-
coursed good music for the bckeft of
the "pleasure seekers"
Mr.. Nash, of the Watch Hill House,
and Messrs. Dickens & Taylor, of the
Atlantic House, did their utmost 20
mako ovcry thing connected with their
business, pleasant and agreeable.
The Westerly Brass Band spent the
day at Bristol, having been employed
for the occasion, by the authorities Of
that town.
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PhpSsiX Bank.

AT Meeting Of the Stockholders of this
Bank, holden at the Banking House, on
the 7th inst, the following named gentle.
men were chosen Directors for the year
ensuing '--Rowse Babcock William d.
Wells; stephen Wilcox; Lyndon Taylor
Edward w. Babcock; William C Pendle-
ton; Joseph Potter; Welcome A. Hoxie
Joshua Thompson, Jr.; Edwin Babcock
Orlando Smith.
At a Meeting of the Board of Directors
subsequently holden on the same day.
Rouse Babcock, was elected President OF
the Institution.
ETHAN FOSTER, Cashier.
Westerly, July 9th, 1856.
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Bay" A Paris correspondent of the
N. Y. Daily Times gives a lengthy &C
count of the recent baptism Of the roya
baby. ~The number of strangers who
came to the metropolis on this occasion,
is said to have been not less than AOO,-
OOO We select the following para
graphs descriptive of the procession
In the grand cortege, the Pope's Car
dinal, who preceded the Emperor, and
had separate eortege, was principal
object Of attraction to tho people. He
was dressed in scarlet, wore sknll cap,
and rode alone in a carriage drawn by
eight horses. He was preceded by two
squadrons Of mounted ohasseurs, and
followed by two squadrons of dragons.
Two other carriages contained Cardi-
mails, Bishops, and high officers of the
palace.
Tho eight or nine carriages which
preceded that Of the Emperor, were the
same as were used on the occasion of
the marriage of their Majesties three
years ago. The Imperial Prince rode
in the carriage which was occupied by
their Majesties on that occasion. The
carriage of the Emperor was new, ane
is said to be the costliest one in Europe
1t was drwan by eight bay horses, richl,
caparisond, with waving plumes o
feathers on their heads and along thei
names. Each horse was led by groom
in the livery of the Palace. The Who'll
procession reached half a mile, ex
elusive Of that Of the Legate, whicl
was separated by a space of tee min
utes.
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NY. The Mill belongino

psD" The Mill belonging to Daniel
and others, at West Green
wich, and occupied by Trip and Til!
llnghast, was set on fire on Monday
evening, about half-past IL O'Clock.
Notwithstanding every effort was made
to subdue the flames, they we're unavail-
ing, and resulted in the total destruction
of the building and its contents. 1t was
used for the manufacture of cotton
warps, for Bowen and Battsy, of that
city. Loss estimated at between $4,000
and $1,000. 1t was doubtless the work
Of an incendiary. No insurance.
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BSya The Sacramento Tni0n sa

Bsy' The Sacramento Union says
the coffin of Cora who was executed
at San Francisco by the Vigilance Com
mittee, was of sclid mahogany and lined
with rich white satin. The sides were
covered with gilt scroll work, and the
edges were bound with gold lace, stud
ded with silver nails a silver plate,
bearing his name, age, and time of
his death was placed upon the lid
The coffin was furnished by Bale Cora,
a woman Of character, such as it is, to
whom the unfortunate man was married
a few moments before his death.
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Administrators Notice.

The Undersigned having been by the Hon
Court of Probate of the town of Westerly
appointed Administrator on the Estate of Sally
Z. Brown, (widow of Joshua d. Brown,) late
of Westerly, deceased, and given bonds there
to; hereby calls upon all indebted to said es-
tate, to make payment and those having
demands against the estate, to present the
same for adjustment and set ttlement, within
six months from the date hereof,
EDWARD w. BABCOCK, Administrator.
Westerly. r., l, July 1st, 1856.
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Id I H. ID.

In this village, on the 9th inst, Mrs. Susan
Green, wife of James NJ. Green, aged 43 years
In this town Watch IIilD, on the Sd inst,
ELIZA, infant daughter of Albert and Martha
Crandall, aged months.
In Chicago, H.. June 18th, Miss EMMA
B. CApRoN, daughter Of Royal Il. Capron,
of IIopkinton, Il. l. Aged q years,
months.
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Office.

There came upon the premises Of Clark
Hiscox, in Westerly, about the lit inst
two sheep and two Lambs, (whitei in color, }
marked with the initials 7. Ii. with red
colorng on the left sido; the owner or per-
son lawfully claiming the same, may have
thagain, upon paying charges of keeping,
crying and notifying, for further particu-
lars inquire ofGurdon Hiscox, on said prem
ises. Attest, JlRAH l. GRAY, Town Clerk
Westerly, r. |. July 10, 1856
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NOT nc Il.

Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
has been appointed by the Court of Probate,
of this Town, Guardian to the person and Estate
of George Dews, an incompetent person.
Any person having any claims against said
Dews, arc requested to present them within
six months and those indebted to him are
requested to make immediate payment to the
subscriber, EDWIN A. SCHOLFIELD.
Westerly, July |, 1856. 1870
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true to her who bore him. He then
bowed to the majesty Of the law to re-
ccive his sentence.
Thersupon Judge Crawford vindicat-
ed the " majesty Of the law" by pro-
nouncing, as the. verdict Of the Court
that Mr.. Brooks pay q fine of Mre'
hundred dollars.
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THE subscriber having purchased from 8.
p. Stillman his interest in the Harness
Making Business, would inform the people
in this vicinity that he intends keeping on
hand ready made work of all kinds, and Of
first rate quality, such as Harnesses, Sad
dies, Trunks, Valiscs, Whips. and everything
usually kept in such shops. Repairing Of
all kinds, done to order, at short notice and
at reasonable prices. -
SANDS N. PENDLETON.
Pawcatuck, March 10, 1856.
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ESy An ENGLISH lady left n daucl

ba5~ An English lady left daughter
at Rome, and on the tomb-which was
in the English Protestant Cemetery
she wished to have the verse from St.
Matthew, "Blesed are the pure in heart,
for they shall see God" inscribed
but it appeared that some officer con
naeted with the censorship then entered
the workshop Of the statuary who was
working at the tomb, and orbado him
inscribing more than the first half Of
the verse, as he said it was neither
right nor just that heretics should see
the Lord.
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Day" We noticed, in a recent number
of the Echo, a stalk of Rhubarb,
grown in the garden of Capt. Peleg
Saunders, which we then thought could
not be surpassed in point of size but
have been disappointed. Since that time,
Capt. Jared Crandall, of this village,
has left at this office, stalk raised by
Mr.. Albert Crandall, of Watch Hill,
which exceeds that in length of stalk
and circumference of the leaf. 1t
measured four feet nine inches in length
eighteen feet nine inches around the
leaf, taking up the slack and six in
ches around the stalk. Mr.. G. takes
the palm, SO far, on raising Rhubarb
We copy the following item from the
Newport Neps 1T is a common error
in cooking Rhubarb to peel it.-Thi.
should never be done, as the skin con-
tains the aroma Of the plant, and is not
at all iibrous, but cooks up readily and
becomes pulpy. We have derived this
information from a French cook of noted
experience and skill