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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02

Bd- A recent letter from Philadel-
phia, says: Considerable interest is ex-
cited among the friends and relatives of
a certain Miss Jaquett, both in this city
Chester county. The lady in question
has made application for a divorce.
The circumstances of the case are pecu,
liar. Miss Jaquett, about year ago,
was at party with certain Mr. Batch
ell, where the one challenged the other
10 get married, by way of joke The
banter was accepted. The gentleman
and lady jumped into vehicle, posted
of to a ncighboring clergyman, where
the knot was tied. But the lady, hav-
ing shown her spirit, declared she would
carry the joke no further. Both par
ties soon found they had gone too far
Mr.. Batchell was d gentleman Of prop
erty in Ohio He could no longer make
title to his real estate. The young lady,
who reigned as a village belle, soon
found she had been triffiing with seri-
Gus matter. 1t was an act of youthful
indisoretiou, for which the law has pro
vidcd no remedy.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02

s9- The anniversary of St. John the
Baptist, will be celebrated by the Grand
Lodge, Of this State, of Free Masons, in
connection with St. johns Lodge, No
2, in Providence. 1t is expected that
this will be one Of the largest Masonic
gatherings ever held in New England
The address will be delivered by Rev
George NJ. Randall, Of the Grand Lodge
of Massachusetts,.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02

Gay The editor of the Plattsburg Re-
publican was lately shown by DR.. Nelson
Of that place, piece of cows tongue,
in the centre of which there is imbedded
a tenpenny nail. 1t was discovered when
the tongue was being cut at the table.
The nail is closely embraced in the flesh
all around, and the skin had grown com
plctely over, covering the head of the
nail SO nicely as to defy very close ex.
ammunition.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02
f6y- A comfortable farmer fall;n, IN

s0- A comfortable farmer, falling in
love with a young damsel, made propo.
sails to her, which were rej:cted. Az
he cor.d not live without be, and she
would not live without him, he resolved
to adopt the Goldsmith remedy, and
wiring her bosom by dying. Now, an
ordinary lover, SO situated would have
taken prussic acid or jumped into the
Moray Firth /; but our hero, much more
considerably ,usent the lady message
to the effect that he would not lay sum-
mary hands upon himsclf-he would
slowly pine away This gave the la
dy time for second thoughts !; and as he
pined and pined, and grew thinner and
thinner, her heart relented, and she stop
ped his wasting career by marrying him.
They are now one Of the most comforta-
bic couples in the country.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02

sS- John F. Carr, a steady industri
Gus young jeweller of Providence, sho,
himself dead in Greenville, r. I, on
Monday morning, in consequence of bav-
ing been discarded by Miss Mathewson,
Greenvlle, to whom he bad been paying
attention for several months He pIac-
ed letter he had written under the
door of the house where the young wom-
an resided, and then shot himself in
front of it.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02
Roy A praisewortby attem

R% A praisewortby attemptis being
made in Boston to erect monument to
the memory of John Howard Paine, the
author Of that touching song, " Home,
Sweet Home. " 1t is said that before
leaving for Tunis, (where be died. he
was one evening walking with friend
in New York, when they heard voices
in house singing his sweet song. They
stopped beneath window, and at the
conclusion of the melody Paine gave a
heavy sigh and remarked: How little
do they know Of the author, who has no
sweet home."
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02

D9- The trial of Rev. j. s. Kalloch,
charged with committing adultery at
Cambridge, on the 9Th of January last,
commenced in the Court of Common
Pleas, commenced at East Cambridge,
on Tuesday morning. According to the
testimony, he went to the above place
to deliver an evening lecture, and took
room at the Lecbmere House for him
self and lady whom he represented to be
his wife. He did not spend the night
there but occupied tho room as con-
venience, and partook of ardent spirits
there. The husband of the lady afirms
his belief Of her innocence, and efforts
are being made to show that the whole
allegation is the result of a false con-
spiracy to extort money.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02

%' In the neigbborbood where
once lived, a man and bis wife were al
most constantly quarrelling; during theil
quarrels their only child "a boy) wa:
generally present; and of course had
caught many Of bis fathers expressions,
One day when the boy had been do
ing something wrong, the mother intend
idg to chastisc him, called him, and
SAID Come here, sir, what did you
do that forl'
Inc boy complacently folding bis arms
anu initiating his fathers Manners, re-
plied See here, madam, | don't wish
to have any words with you
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REPRESENTATIVES.

Mewpoot-Willam p. Sheffield, Jo-
seph Anthony, Samuel S. Peckham,
Charles Q. Van Zandt, Joseph T. Per-
ry.
Pr0pidenee--Samuel B. Wheaton,
Welcome Angel, Albert G. Greene,
Alexander Parnum, Daniel Paine, Oil
yer johnson, Robert w. Potter, Charles
Anthony, Jesse Brown, Jr., Preston
Bennett, George L. Clarke, Ansel E.
Bradley.
Smithfeld-Nathanie Spauldipg Sui
livan Ballou, Lysander Flagg, William
P. Steere, James II. Chace, Thomas O.
Barnes.
Cumberland-Bailey E Borden, Ellis
NJ Blake, William Rawson, John Clarke.
North Providence Obadiah Brown,
) ames l.. Wheaton, Stephen b. Swan,
Phillip b. Stines.
WarDiek-Stephen Harris, Jr., Hen
ry Butler, Charles E. Northrup, Thorn
as K. Anthony.
East Greenwich-John T. Knowles.
West Green,oich-Lyman Hopkins.
Corentry-Amos Fiske, Henry How
ard.
Portsmouth- George Manchester.
Middletoton-Augustus Peckham.
Little Oliver G. Brownell.
IIrerlon-Allen Hart.
Fall River Frederic A. Boomer.
Jame;to11n--Samuel 4. Weeden.
Neio Shoreham--A Republican.
Bristol--John B. Munro, John B.
Herreshof.
Warren-Henry H. Luthur, William
L. Baker.
Barrington--Henry Staples.
North King,tO,od---Joseph Congdon,
Albert S Reynolds.
South Kingstoaon--Bepjamin G Gard
ner, Edward w Hazard, Fillmore Amer
leans.
Ereler Elisha p. Phillips.
Charlestopn-Caleb Kenyon.
Richmond-Enos H. Tefft.
Hopkintom-Jonathan Larkin.
Westcrly-Daniel f. Larkin.
Gloeester- William s. Potter, Reuben
A. Clemenee.
Burrilrile-No choice. A tie vote
between Isaac Mowry, Democrat, and
Oliver A. Inman, Republican, each re-
ceiving GAG votes /; and tie between
Brown Angel, Democrat, and Smith
Mowry, Republican, each receiving Ids
votes.
Seituate-Isaac Saunders, Andrew A.
Angel
Foster-William A Jenckes.
Johnston--Abram L Atwood, Larned
Dean.
Cranston-Henry +. Arnold, VIM
ID. Pie0
The names of the Democrats are
printed in Italics all the others are
Americans and Republicans, and were
supported and elected as opponents Of
the present National Administration.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02

s@ A juror, who was engaged in the
trial of capital case at Brooklyn, N.
Y, says while tho trial was progressing,
he was asked by some person in female
apparel, when riding home in the even
ing, for the privilege to a ride. The
juror, suspccting all was not right drop
ped his whip, after the person had
thrown muff into the wagon, and re-
quested the stranger to pick it up
While reaching for it, the juror rode of
at rapid rate, leaving the stranger on
the road. On examining the muff, he
found in it brace ofhandsomey noun.
ted pistols.
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bG- Mrs b. desired Dr.. johnson to
give his opinion of new work she had
just written; adding, that, if it would
not do, she begged him to tell her, for
she had other irons in the fire, and in
case Of its not being likely to succeed,
she could bring out something else.
"Then," said the doctor, after having
turned over few of the leaves, 81 ad
wise you, madam, to put it where your
other irons are."
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02

p0- James Atkinson, Esq, Of the
Newport Advertiser, has been appointed
Postmaster at Newport, in place of Mr..
Joslyn, removed. Mr.. A. is highly
popular, and will doubtless manage the
affairs of the Post Office with credit to
himself.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02
Bonnet Bleachery.

Near esterly Depot.
ITCHCOCK'S Bonnet and Straw Hat
IL Bleachery will be Reopened ON,
Monday, April 9th, 1867. Milliners will
find they can make n saving by having
their Bleaching done at this Establish
ment,
+. P. HITCHCOCK.
Westerly, Mare Gath, 1857. $1,000
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n% 1t is stated that Huntington the
Wall street forger, has been set to work
in the Cabinet shop at Sing Sing. Per-
haps he may do good work at shaving
boards, he ought to 60 among the black
smiths as he understands forging.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02

S@- Friday Of next week, the time
appointed for a meeting Of the Stock
holders of Mantle Bank, being Good
Friday, and is observed in Connecticut
as day of fasting-the time of holding
said meeting has been changed to Thurs
day, the 9th inst.
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SENATOR'S.

SENATOR'S.
Ncwport-George b. Knowles.
Proridenee-Thomas A. Jenckes.
Waraoick-Simon Henry Greene.
Portsmouth-Jobn Tallman.
SmithfeM-Daniel N. Paine.
CumJerLand--Dexter Clark.
North Proridenee-Lewis Fairbroth.
er.
Gloccster- Smith Peekham.
BDrrillrille--JeremiaA Olney.
ISeituate--Henry w. Emmons.
Foster-Willam G. Stone.
Johnston-Alfred Anthonv.
Cranston-Aibert s. Gallup.
MiddIeto,on-John Gould.
Little COmpton-Natbaniel Church
Trerton-Cyrus Bliss.
Fall Rirer-William Il. Trafford.
JamestOwn-O Oliver r. Armstrong.
NeU Shorehdm-H Hiram ID. Ball.
Bristol-William III. 9. Baylcy.
Warren n-Charlos Randall.
Barrington--No choice. William
II. Smith, Rep, So; William II. AL
len, Am, 25; Nathaniel G. Smith
DEM, 80.
East Green,oieh-Lowell Pitcher.
West Greenwieh Benjamin r Hoxie
Corentyy-Albert Anthony.
North Hingstoton - james Eldrcd.
South KiugstO,on--Dsniel Rodmap
Fillmore American,
Eretv-Tbomas A. Hall.
Charicstopn-Asa Church, Jr.
Hopkinton-Daniel g. Sherman,
Richmond-Clarke ii. Sheldon.
JV,stuiy.-B Bradford Bliyen.
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Mantle Bank.

A T meeting of the Directors of Mantle
II Bank, holden this day. it was
Vo.ed, That meeting of the Stockhold
ers of said Bank be held on Thursday, April
9, 1857, at 2 o'clock, =. NJ, for the pur.
pose of considering the propriety of in
creasing the Capital Stock of said Bank.
BY order,
JAMES .PENDLETON, Cashier.
Westerly, March 10, 1857. 900
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s0 We are compelled to omit
several articles intended for this paper,
in consequence of the indisposition of
one of our workmen, which lasted for
some days. This will account for not
giving the usual amount of reading
matter.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02

1@- The Directors of Pawcatuck
Bank have called a meeting of the
Stockholders, on Thursday the 9th inst.
to take into consideration the propriety
of increasing the Capital Stock. See
advertisement.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-02

sO- 1t will be seen by reference to
advertisement, that the White Rock
Store has just been receiving a large
supply Of Carpets, Paper Hangings,
Crockery, &c.
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eeS- A lady acquaintance ;neorr,s

CO. A lady acquaintance informs Us
that, when passing through 23d street
she saw an elegantly dressed woman
creeping along the pavement and up the
steps Of house, where she rang the
bell 10 great haste Guess what was the
matter "a pair Of new fashioned stee
hoops had broken and wound around be
person with tenacity that rendered j
Impossible for her to walk.
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Assignee's Notice.

THE undersigned rcceiv ed from joseph
l. Spicer on the 3lst day of March, A.
D., 1857, an ASST gnment of all his propcrty
in trust for the benefit Of his creditors. -
Those indebted to the said Spicer are re.
requested to make immedi repayment and
creditors are notified to present their claims.
- JOHN 5: CHAMPLIN, Assignee,
hopklnton, April lst. 1867. 3w30l
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RICHMOND BANK.

\ 7 meeting of the Directors of the
IA Richmond Bank holden this day, it
was,
Voted, that dividend of three per cent
on the capital stock paid in, be declared
and payable to the stockho olders of said
Bank on and after April llth, 1857.
BY order, j. b. POTTER, Cashier.
Alton, March 3lst, 1857 3w30l
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Dress-Making.

MISS RUBIE WILCOX would soy to
1II the ladies of Westerly that she has
opened dress making shop two doors west
Of the Pawcatuck Hotel, formerly occupied
by Miss Tacy Saunders, and will be happy
to wait upon all who will favor her with o
call.
Pawcatuck, April 7, 1857. sol
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sD- 1t be noticed by reference to
advertisement that the Directors of
Richmond Bank, of Alton village, have
declared dividend of three per cent.
on the capital stock of said Bank.
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Ca The body of the wife of P. w.
Tompkins, former member of Congress
from Kentucky, after being buried II
years, was lately taken up and found to
De In perfect state of preservation, the
features natural and the hair as flexible
as III life. She was buried in q zinc cof.
fin packed 10 charcoal.
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sS- A lady asked her gardner why
Tue weeds always outgrew and covered
up the howers. Madam, answered he
the soil is mother Of the weeds, but on.
" step-mother to the flowers.
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LOST
PAW CATUCK BANK.

4 T q meeting of the Directors of the
IA Pawcatuck Bank, holden this day it
was,
Voted, that meeting of the stockhold-
ers of said Bank be held on Thursday.
April 8, 1867 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose Of considering the p ropriety of in.
creasing the capital stock of said Bank.
BY order, J. A. MORGAN, Cashier,
Pawcatuck, March, 80, 1857. 3w3Ol
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Seminary for Young Ladies

Mrs NJ A. FROST, would inform her
l'l patrons and others, that the next
term of her school designed principally for
young Ladies and Misses) will com mence
on Monday, April goth in the room n the
second story Of the building occupied by
Engine company, No, 2.
Persons wishing to avail tbems elves OF
tho advantages of this school, are request
ed to apply soon.
Westerly, April 1857
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Notice.

THE subsciber offers for sale all the
l. interest he has in the Estate belong
ing to j. l.. Ba bcock Dece ased. Also
twenty shares in the Pawcat uck Bank,
one building lot bought CT J "A. Morga n
ESQ.,, also ten acres of land principally
wood ed, about two miles from this village.
VIM. S. BABCOCK.
Westerly, March Oath, 1867. $4,000
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Nj A IL IL 1 Il ID II,

In this village, on the 22d ult, by Rev Thos.
II. Vail, Joseph Richmond and Mary Ann
Bates both of this town.
In Hopkinton. on the 18th ult., by Ed. D.
Coon, VIM. Pilling, to Miss Isabella Fleming,
both of this town, formerly of Europe.
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Administrators Notice.

THE subscriber having been appointed
Il by the Hon. Court Of Probate ofthe
town of Hopkinton administrator on the
estae of Eleanor Nichols, Late of Hop
kinton, II. l., deceased and having quail
fed himself accordingly, hereby requests
all persons having demands against said
estate to present them and those indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment =.
OLIVER L LANGWORTHY, Admir-.
Hopkinton, March "a, 1867, $4,000
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r0r An advertisement says: "For
sale an excellent young horse, would
suiI apy 'lmid lady or gentleman with !
long silver tail"
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r9r Lynden Taylor has been reap.
pointed Surveyor Of the port at this
Place.
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Dissolution.

TNHE eopartnership heretofore existing
II under the name and firm of Crumb &
Champlin in this day dissolved by mutual
consent. +, II. CRUMB,
J. T.. CHAMPJ1N.
Hopkinton, April I If, 1867. '3t-80l
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Sheffield & Co.

THE subscribers (successors to II. & F.
l. ShefIield), having associated them
selves under the above anne. are prepared
to furnish at
Low PRICES, FOR CASH,
or approved credit, to all who may favor
them with call, with
Dry Goods, GrOeeries, Crockry, Hard
ware, Boots, Shoes, Ladies and
Misses Caters, Slippers,
3'c., DC.
We have also large and we'll selected
stock of Iron, Steel, cart and wagon boxes,
Horse Shoes, Horse and Ok Nails, at whole
sale and retail. GEO. SHEFFIELD.
299 THOS. D. SHEFFIELD.
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DIED.

At Carolina Mills on the 2Sth inst, Mrs.
Margaret A Tucker, aged %.
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Westerly, April 2, 1857.
Town Meeting.

The Town Meeting for the election. of
General Officers, Congressman, and a
Senator and Representative to represent
this town in the General Assembly, was
held on Wednesday, Oliver H. Fowler,
Moderator.
Bradford Bliven was elected Senator,
and Daniel F. Larkin, Representative,
without opposition.
The following is the vote 70 this town
for State Officers, which is little smaller
than last year.
For Governor.
For Elisha Dyer, Am. and Rep, 234
A. V. Potter, dem, 81
For Lieut.. Governor.
Stephen N. Mason, Amer, l62
Thomas G. Turner, Rcpub., 72
Isaac Hall, dem ocrat, -. 81
ToT oecTefdTy @ ofde.
John r. Bartlett, 234
Anderson G. Rose, ~.- 81
For attorney General.
Charles Hart, 234
Franklin j. Dickeruan, 6l
For General Trsasurer.
Samuel A. Parker, 234
Gilbert Chace, 81
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List Of Letters,

ID DEMAINING in Westerly Post Office.
lC March 31st, 1867,
Atkins Mrs Hannah Miner Capt WB
Barber Eunice Ann Macdermont Miss Caty
Barber George j Purscl Miss Bridget
Baldwin Miss Lizzie Prisa Messrs p & Co
Brown Nathan Peckham mrs 7 WS
Barnes AB Rooney Brsdget
Babcock Sarah Ann Richmond Mrs Lydia
Burdick Miss Hannah Sisson Miss Jane
Brown Shepard Sprague Jonathan
Berry Nathaniel Smyth Messrs + & Co
Cone Miss Mary Jane Stillman Miss Eliza d
Clark Stanton Mrs Lucy
Chester b + Stillman Mrs Ester
Craren John Swaney G II
Douglass Miss Lydia Smith Charles IL
Dazran c. Stafford John
Dearly Catherine Sherman S s
Douglass il Sullivan Mrs Bridget
Feejer Mr. + Taylor Miss Harriet
Grnnell Mr. George Tillet Miss Elizabeth
Gould A Z Titus Miss Ann Z
Cory A w Taylor Jaber
Gallivan Timothy Thompson Isaac Jr
Gaddows Mrs M Thompson CB
Goodenough Caroline Taylor Sarah T
Hughes Henry Thompson Nathan
Hoxie Mary H2 Tillman Henry
Haywood Joseph Tomas RC
Jennings Miss E & Co Vars George w
Knowles j II Wilcox George
Lee Henry A White John
Larkham Joseph Wirschng Albert
Miller Phineas S Wells Perry
Mahan James Nc Warner Eben.
Miner Miss Harriet
GEORGE BROWN, P. M.