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Underwood 4 French.

Attorneys and Couusellers at Law and Solicitors in
Chancery. Office in Town Hall, Burlington, VT
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Davis, Wright 4 Co.
singers SEWN" Machinc.

GEO. F. DAVIS. SAN'L. I. WRIGHT WV. II Sur
VT lw}tuO.
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CARPET HALL,
CA1PETINGs

over the Boston 4 Maine r. Il. station,
r iIaymarkct square, Boston.
nc Undersigned touccessors to WV. p. TENNN,
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100 Church street. and convince yourself Of this
great and marvellous truth-viz that there is
ONE CHEAP CASH STORE IN BURLINGTON
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COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF ROOTS,
Old Bourbon yVhiskey.
rUr UP by
WILSON TAIRBANK co.
EuR

Ola BOURBON Whiskey,
WILSON FAIRBANK ACo.,
! EuR
MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
~ 10 attain the desired object Of placing he
! lore the public reliable article We have shared
! HV'ner ''me nor expense, and the basis upon
when we place the virtue Of our Wbiskev ia ffIr
Nh'leNeI purposes The purest quality may be re.
! commcndcd) that this is entirely free from any
| adulteration whatever '"'
! It's purity cannot be questioned, as a tborou,b
analysis has been made, as will be seen bv rrC,Tr,
lng TO tho following Certificate, a copy Of ,,Licb
accompanies each bottle, - ""''"
STATE AssAYER's Orrlrg
- Somerset St, Boston, May 10, 1857.
Messrs. WILSON, FArRRANK 4 ca,
"entlemen-l have mado chemical analys,s Of
me samples OF bourbon Whisky you sent 10 me,
searching them for drugs or adutcratinr tn,ttors
and have to inform you that the samples Of VIII
KY are tree from any adgtcrations, and do not
contain any Poisonous or injurious matters and
and hence are suitable for medicinal use.
Respectfully, your obcdiont servant
CHARLES T. JAcbSov, NJ. D.,
State Assaycr,
In order to prevent deception, observe that tho
lac smile Of the signature of our firm covers Tho
CORK OF every bottle without this protection none
is genuine. "'"o
me above is put up in quart and pint bottles.
ana Is Tor sale by all the Druggists
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glst, Nos - and a. Hanover Street, Boston. 10
whom all orders must be addressed.
lor sale by Druggists generally w5l 3m
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
THE PAWNBROKER.

A l2mo volume, 446 pages elegantly bound
in cloth and illustrated. Price 81 %.
This deeply Interesting and most exciting
tale Of the
Mysteries and Miscries of New York.
Having had already IA large sale, the
Publishers feel justified in putting to press
another and still larger edition Of this last
and greatest Pictures ofNew York in mod.
ern times. The scenes of OLD HAUN,
though wrought into masterly plot by
one Of our most powerful American novel
lists, are characteristic facts, and present in
vivid and most striking manner, such
startling
Revelations Of Crime and Misery,
Daily enacted in our midst within the
Great American Metr OF oils, that the read
er shudders vii ia amaZement at the
ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENTS
A very interesting story of social life
in New York, which has had large sale
throughout the country. The author has
great power as n writ er in the delineu ton
Of character a s well us dramatic capabili-
ties in relating acts in n vivid manner"
Boston Transcripts
Sold by the Agents on the cars, and by
all booksellers. Sent by mail, post paid,
on receipt of the price.
RUDD & CARLETON, Publishers,
80 Broadway, n Y.
n. B.-Any newspaper giving this whole
advertisement two insertions, calling at
tcntion to it editorially, and sending us n
mar ked paper will receive copy Of the
book by mail post paid, 2w3OS
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DIsTRICT OF SToNIN

DIsTRlcr OF SToNINGToN, So.
Probate Court, May ), 1857
ESTATE Of Joshua Noycs Of Stonington
ia in said District, an lnsolvcnt ID ebtor
The Court Of Probate for TIE District o
Stonington hath limited and allowed thre,
mont from the date hereof, for the Cred
itoTs VI said Estate in which to exhibit
their claims thereto and has appointed
Richard a. Wheeler, Dudley Z. Bsown
and Elias p. Randall Of said Stonington
Commissioners to receive and decide upon
said claims as certified by
JOHN d. MOVES Clerk.
The subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at the oilicc Of Horace Il. Hall
in tho vi illagc Of Pawcatu in said Dis
trict on the Third Tuesday in June and
the fourth Tuesday in July A. d 1857 at
9 o'clock in the forenoon, on each Of said
days, for the purpose Of at.cnding to the
business Of said appointment.
EicHAHn A. WHEELER, }
Dudley i. BRowS, Commissioners.
ELIAS i. RANDALL,
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

DssTUIcr or STo%INGroN, s..

DIsTUIcr or SToHINGroN, s.
Probate Court. May 5, 1857
NsTATE otPclcg Noy.s Of Stonngton in
- said District, an Iusolvcnt Debtor. &
The Court Of Probate for the District of
Stonington hath limited and allowed throe
months from the date hereof, for the Cred
itor' Of said Estate in which to cxhibit
their claims thereto; and has appointed,
Richard 4. Wheeler, Dudly =. Brown and
E.ius =. Randall Of said Stonington, Com
mi sion .ra TO . ccciyc and decide upon said
claims: as certified by
JOHN b. NUl Is Clerk.
Tho subscribers give notice that they
saa.l meet at the oiico II Horace IL. Hall
III the Nuiage OF PawcNtuck in said Dis
trict on the I"ird Wednesday inJune, and
tire fourth Wednesday III july 4. d. 1857
at . O'Clock in the forenoon. on each Of
said days, lor the purpose of attending to
the business OF said appointment.
RICHARD a. WnEELLK,
DUDLEY i. BROwN, Commissioners.
ELIAS L. RANDALL,
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HO0lis, &c.

Golden Legacy, School and School Master,
Scandal, also n large assortment Of
Miscellaneous, Gift and School
Books, constantly on hand, at
Stillman's Book and Fam
cy store.
School Teachers and committees furnish
ed on the most favorable terms.
orders for Blank Books OF any pattern
and quality filled Oh short notice and at
city prices. Writing paper and envelopes
bv tho Rcam and thousand at low figures
sO4 q, SIILLNAN
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
CoURT or PROBATE,
North King May IL, 1857.

4 LII persons interested in the Proba te
"a tf the petition Of Eben W. sweet
Guardian to the person and estate Of A ma
j Smith. as minor under the age Of twen-
ty.one years, and daughter of John Smith
Esq. late Of said North Kingston, dcceas.
ed for the sale of Real Estate, situated in
said North Kingston, belonging to his said
ward, are hereby notified TO attend n Court
of Pi obate to be held at the Town House i'm
said Not Kingston on the second Monday
OF June next, Mt O'Clock, p, NJ. and be
heard there on.
by order of said Court
3t9o7 SAMUEL FIERCE, Prob. elk
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21

PAWCATUCK
@lGM GGEQWA,
VHE Westerly Hirh School laying bee

'NHE Westerly High School aying been
= discontinued, the Suls chi ler viii open
SchO ol at the same place under the title
OF the Pawcatuck High School " on Mon
day May 18th, 1867, to continue eleven
weeks
The object Of the Institution is to prepare
students for College, to fit young men and
women for teaching and to qualify all its
members for the duties Of active life.
The public may be assured that no pain
Will be spared on the part Of the Principal
10 render the School Room place of in
tellectual pleasure rs veil rs progress and
development, where not only the Sciences
shall be thoroughly taught but where II
healthy discipline shall be maintainCd, all
the powers OF the mind properly developed
and where proper religious instruction viii
be constantly and calncstly inculcuted-
The system Of Government will be based
upon the principel of honor and right,
rather than fear, and administered ioiihoai
EXPENSES.
tuition in Com Eng. Ter tenn : = CO.
higher and Languages $50
No incidcntals charged upon the bills.
Board may be procured in respectable
fami lies in the village at reasonable prices. |
statement Of the progress and stand
ing OF each Student will be sent to the Pa
rents or Guardian ut the close of each term
Patrons, all school Officers and Fr ends
Of Education are invited to visit school ut
any or all hours, while in session.
History and Music will be taught by |
brici Lectures at the commencement efeach /.
session. Students can be admitted at any
lime during the term but no deduction
will be made for time less than one week.
4. j. FOSTER,
'O1 Principal and Proprietor.
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Hosiery and Gloves,

lust received 300 doz. Ladies Cott on
~ Hose at from cts to 20 cite pair
-AISO-
10 doz Lisle Thread Gloves very ow at
GATES g. MAINTHOW'S
302 Variety Store.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
Ncrring's Patent Champion
FIRE-PROOF SAFES,


WITH HALLS PATENT POWDER,
w PROOF LOCKS-thc same that
were awarded separate Medals at the
Worlds Fair, London, 1851, and the
Worlds Fair, New York, 1862 and arc
the only American Safes that wcrcawarded
Medals at the London Worlds Fair.
These Safes are now admitted to be su =
pcror to any ever offered to the public;
and the subscribers challenge the world to
produce an instance of these Saf fes ling
to preserve their contents through the
h hottest fires, or burglar ickisg the
lock.
The subscribers and their agents are
the only persons authorized to make and
sci IIcrring's Patent Champion Safe with
Halls Patent Powder. Proof Locks.
). g. HERRING & CO.,
Green Block, 1875, 137 and l39 Water
81 and 2jl Broadway, cor Of Murray
ST., New York.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
Notice.

TNEE School Committee of the Town Of
l. Westerly have deci ded to introduce
into the schools and dis ricts Of the Town
series OF Biographies and readers to take
the place Of the miscellaneous books now
in use. They have made arrangements
with Publishers to receive the books upon
easy terms. All scholars having old books
now in use in their studies can exchange
them for the new, at one half the retail
price, and those who purchase the new out
right can receive them at the wholesale price
The advantage OF having a uniform set or
series Of books in all he Schools through
out the State must be obyiousto all parents
and teacher who give it "A moments thought
A list of prices will be furnished each
teachers OF the town, and books can be OBJ
tained by them ut the standard price.
CHARLES II, DENlcON,
3O7 Chairman Committee.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-21
Dr.. Kane's Arctic Expedition

IN search Of Sir John Franklin; n per-
L sonal Narrative a Elisha Kent Kane
NJ. D., U.S,N. vol. $40 upwards 500
pages, containing 200 steel plates, a steel
rortrait Of Sir. John Franklin, the only
one ever engraved in America, Price
S3 90
D. KIMBALL & Co.,
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Singers sewing Machines.

The great reputation Singers Sewing
Machines is founded on the fact, that they
are perfectly adaptCd to every variety OF
work ant that each one ofthem, kept En-
ployed, will earn not less than
one IhOUSGnd DOiidrS Il Year,
All persons desiring full and reliable
information about these machincs-sizcs
prices, mode Of purchasing, &c-can obtain
it by applying, by letter or otherwise. for
copy Of |. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.'S GA
XETTE, "A beautiful Pictorial Paper, en-
tircly devoted to Sewing Machineintercsts IS
1t wi II be sent gratis.
LOcn AGENTS
Wanted in every Town in the United
States, to whom liberal inducements are
offered.
y b. We have male arrangements
with many editors and pub fishers Of news
papers highly profitable and satistacto-
ny to them, and wish to make SINH liar con-
tracts with every newspaper and magazine
i n the country. For full particulars ad-
dress
/. NJ. SINGER s. CO.,
3m300 323 Broadway, y. York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18
Bl0nkS! Blanks I
TRUST and WARKANTEE DEEDS
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT,
Daily, Tri-WcckIy aud Weekly.
NEW YORK-S. NJ PrttingiIt& Co.
-Vischer Owen q Co
CHIcA0O-S.riven l. Gallagher,
w. .. Spencer.
ST. LOUIS y. Post
LOCAL ITEMS.

The Gazette Of yesterday in an arti-
Gle headed "Judgeship," withdraws The
name Of Mr.. Thorington as conaected with
the candidacy for Judge of this District,
and closes by saying,
."We have done our duty, and now let
things toke their own course,
Well We suppose that is all rigf I
enough, and il now seems ,ha. all the labors
the Gazette in the Judgeship, end in the
withdrawal Of Thorington; and its opposition
10 the aci ion Of the "Bar" Of the District.
was only in view of its favo,i.e Thorine,op
being put in nomination. We have always
thought that the Gazette, in advocating a
purely political nomiI alton for Judge, " as
lowering it's II vrry much in the estimation
OF very large majority Of our ci'zeus.-
We are glad TO see our neighbor becoming
somewhat reasonable in his views on this
subject
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18

AN EscArE.-Thrcc elderly ant
and respectable ladies' were arrested a,
Detroit, for the supposed murder of 4
German pedlar: and their house
being searched, bones and blood wcr,
found, thus Enthusiastically sustaining
the charge. In the midst Of the
exciting trial the pedlar forced his way
up to the Judge and protested he had
never been murdered. The ladies Of
course were at once discharged.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18


Pork PAcKINc.-The pork packing
season having expired We give the follow.
ing reliable statistics in relation 10 the nun.
Der Of hogs slaughtered in this market du.
ring tie winters Of 1885 8 and 1861
Last season the number Of hogs packed
in this city was ~, 900, 900 Of which were
packed by a Pittsburg House, of the re
naming 5000 the greater portion was
packed by J. NJ. ID. Burrows. The average
weight of hogs packed las, season was 200
pounds.
The season just passed gives falling eff
IN the number packed-being only 1890,
at average weight Of 1877 pounds.
The cause Of this falling off in number i,
only attributable TO the fact tina, the great
facilities in transportation afforded by Rail.
roads to Eastern buyers induced item to
buy very extensively in this State, a. d II
was not without considerable trouble IN 20.
ing back 10 or 100 miles into the back coun.
ties, that the above number could be OBJ
Tined. Al the conmeucent of The packing
season It Was supposed that the packing
ousi1ess Of this city would be Car led on
much more extensively than at any previ.
Gus season, and il was not from want of
INCLINATION an means TO do so that such
failed 10 BE- the case.
The Rock Island packing business has
been still less favorable. Last season the
number of hogs packed was 5000; this
yea, only 1900, falling Oft of more than
half.
About one tl.irl Of ibis seasons packing
was shipped before the close Of navigation,
tho remainder, with the excep ion OF the
lard is now on hand, aud as there has been
only = small amount Of pork packed, no.,h
Of this point, il Is highly probable that all
Of the present stock will be needed 10 sup
ply the northern demand.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18

n-PARTNERsHIr.-M Levi Davis,
formerly Of the Gazette, has associated
himself in business with Mr.. ID. ). Brooks,
in III" confectionery business, as will be
seen by their Advertiser ent. There is no
reas"u why the demand for confectionery,
Of large portion OF the State may not Re
supplied at this city. These gentlemen
will 90 extensively into the manufacturing
Of this article Of merchandise, and be pre-
pared at all tines TO I'LL orders to any extent
We wish our friends much success in the II
business, and cordially recommend them to
the trade II the town and country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18
EN The Superintendent of the New

EH The Superintendent Of the New
York Enigrant Depot reports that
during the last year l4l, 625 emigrants
arrived in this country, who brought
with them about Sl0,O0O,0O0 of mon
ey, while every cmigrant may be
considered worth to the nation in
labor at least $500, making the whole
worth S7o.OOO,OOO to the mation.-
39,a97 of these cnigrants have settled
in the North Western States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18
EEThe attempt to rcsuscitate IT,,

ES'The attempt to resuscitate tie
Lancaster (Pa.) Bank has failed
The Board of Directors held meet
ing on Monday and made an assign
ment preparatory to going into liqui-
dalton. Horace Rathbun, Esq, the
present Cashier, was appointed assign
on
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18
u.i,ey's Magical Pei. E.,r.c,os.-rhe great.

Oalley's Magical Psln kGassct0s. 1.-THE great,
end prsar,psl ehsssoscris,Iosof DALLKr'sA MAGIC
A. PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
Ia. OF Ne meyer failing and aud unique property
% ssoa - applied 10 sny external injury, 10 ehrck In
asnastsos instantly, and RAPIDLY to reduce H. ihs
feature constitutes ts great power To alleviate IT,
Dsin u busns and ecslds, and u othrr panfu - :
ease. ie ~ Incredibly short space Of tim cd d
vii appear frsn The few testimonials heretn'o sn-
s~x~i Kvrry lne-illsent mind fully aware that In
eli essrs u external injury. The pain 10 produc' BY
isasanatL,a VI che Injured parts; and th"reforeh
you seaeve The casse thu escct must cease
~ Its puriAsAtive pioperti"s ne"tralihe the po'-
~ that nay lark In the system. and will When az
pl.sa TO thu sores. draw rapidly oil Impure matter
70 The susiacs and eject t-hence the great dIschsr
u produces from, sores occssioned by busns-ah
vhsn applied o,d asd lnvstesAe Sores Salt Rheum
o. ether cutsneous disesses.
Bsch bss VI genuine Dallcy's Pain Extractor has
up.n il s,ssl Flste 8sgrav~l Label with the sigma
turss 81 q " CLlCkKkKR l. CO., propretors. and
auNwv pALLY, u,anufActurer. Al Others are
ess.,s,f n Price rs CENTS per box.
- An -, A., should he addressed TO G. v C'tck-
euer = a.. a n. relay street. New York.
s,a he nj n, ,,xgsts aud Medicine dealers through
=, m. ,,.u-.s states seIS35-siaw3ni
M. A. NaAeh slor's Hair Dyr.-No burning
: ,Isssrtns compound could ever have attained Inc
uu,vsrssi laves accorded TO this Dye The oiigns''
sevsr failing ssvosi.e. Nst~Te Is not more tue 70
ee,ss shan The brown black Produced In tie red
,,.ss. s,s,est Or most frowry hair BY IT. AAde AMI
sold. or spgassd II Bachelors Wis Factory. Tin nine
pr,vsss rosms) m Broadway, New York VIM A
nsteAe,er 70 - the box Of oil genuiue others are I'M
tattsuo.
Yor sale ~ Alvs-d Van Patton
sep3e DAWN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18

Five bridges in all We're carried
off 10y the recent flood at Aurora
Measures are already on foot for their
immediate re construction. Thccntire
damage sustained by the citizens Of
that place is estimated at 100000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18

LE"lt is estimated that 1900
Americans have persisted i'll Nicara-
qua since Walker invaded the co,n-
try.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18

SUNDAY SCHOOL Exhibition comes
of Tonight at the NJ. E. Church, the pr .
pec' now is that, such will he the condition
Of our streets, that it will be quite imprac
ticable to be out. How. yer, we trust they
will have a good time, and secure liberal
contributions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18

TEss'ILE Y TRVs.-Is 10 rumored that
q family OF nine persons were drowned
At the Dee Aoines River last night By the
sudden rise OF the water. Several fsmi-
lee in the came nslghborhood have been
driven By the ssws danger into their
ssrress, where they now are destitute Of
food snd 6rs. Quite Number Of peo-
pls with tssms and skihs have gone down
70 give cid 70 the so6erers. -Keokuk
1issss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18

Counterfeit clos on the Bank
Of Aurora, III. are in circulation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18

Gr0ceries.-For Groceries ct Whole
sale call at the store OF Ryan and McCsrn
in Davenport.
They have . very large stock- SLING
their large store from top to bottom four
stories.
They oder good inducements for retail
deslcrs % low - can DO b d BY going
further east.-Tipton Advertiser.
True As preaching. Dealers in the
country can better judge Of their ability
to serve them, By calling ut their house,
No person who looks out for bis own in
sercsts will even think Of passing BY this
city TO- purohsse goods in markets fur
Their eaet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18

AN ASSEMBLY N A FIx,-Oh Thurs-
day evening . member OF the Iegisla-
ture, representing New York, invited
couple Of female friends to take q
sleigh ride. They accepted the invita-
ton, and he accordingly called for the
at their residence, but before starting
up the Troy road he stopped at his no.
tel for an overcoat. While up stairs,a
man jumped into the sleigh with the
ladies and said that Mr.. K was detail
ned for short time and desired him TO
to drive the horses around the block,
The unsOphisticated ladies did rot rea
lie that anything was wrong until they
found the driver heading up Broadway,
when one of them jumped out. The
other, however, remained, and nothing
had been heard of the sleigh, driver or
lady fast evening. The member OF as
sembly is in state ofgrcat tribulation,
and the affair has created much excite
albany Knicksrbocker.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18

LECTURE To-NlsHr.-Don't forget
to turn out to the Lecture Of uoo. Geo.
P. March to night. Az . Lecturer be Is
second to none in the country, and to
mise hearing him would be to lose rich
trsst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18

THx RIVER is getting rather SUSPECT
ous Of late, nobody attempts to cross it.
end preparations are being made By
those having property 10 the ice, for
6Dar breaking up