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MATER COOLERS

OF all sizes and most elegant patterns Chamber Ssts n
~ great variety preserving Kettles French en-
ameed OF all sizes; Enameled and Bright French Sauce
Pans from the smallest the largest Sizes Stew Pans o
ringers, Fish Kettles Porcelain and Iron spice MortaTs
larger stock and greater variety of the above ara
than have before been brought city, and will Be e1
low for cash. iulvI5 McKKNZlE a wilson
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NO EXCUSE FOR A D0WDY BONNET,
AS WE ARE CLOSING OUT RICH SUMMER
RONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS
at fully half Prices.
Stock at Great Reduction.

Lite1riss EHgias Gipssys and Picnic Hats
ROd the Unprecedented patronage received thi
season will warrant in selling balance n
above The great compsts this seaor as fully estab
hshed for heh and superior BOnRes and Low Prices
which has increased sales considerably and
Us TO order large addition Stock And now Ou
Stock larger If possible, and select than A. am
time this season. The Flowers Ladies', beautiful an6
must please you. Call before they are all sold out
The balance Of Stock will be sold at great deduction
in prices. We have liz store
Rich PSds, Hair and BHgal Blond,
English Straw and other plain styles:
Misses BOnnets, Chiaren's Hats, Gi.ssy and FLATS:
Paris Flowers for BOnnets, Parties and Bridal OccaOus
just received dne lot Of Pink Ribbons;
Hoop Skirts Misses and CbidrenA ditto;
Paris and Spanish Fans 800 boxes Rushss;
ParasOls, all qualities.
Likewise ane stock OF EmbroidsEies consisting Of Rich
Mstes Sets in Lace JaeOnst Worked Muslin, hourniH1
Sets, Sleeves OF every description Collars, ETC.; Rich
Black Bugal Collars, Mantllas Of glish and Chaunta
Lace, Rich Paris Embroidered TrUings
Bugel and Rch Paris Blond Laees, fine line or Pans Nfts
and Kid Gloves, Elastic Belts Fine Medium Cabba ana
Port Monies, fine stock of Combs and Fancy Articles for
the toilet. ~
Now ladies call and get bargains as we want room for
extensive Fall stock OF IS dollars worth OF cb
Millinery Goods Of direct Importation from Paris
TO open 5ta September next. petition must be mar
with large stock and low prices, keep up the life Of
trade Call soon, Ladies.
e. WISE, Agent,
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MEMORANDUM BOOKTOST

OSI Monday evening, the 18Th nsi between Mas hvf 3
II and stones River the LeabnOn road a black Men A.
orandum BOOK, made after the fashion Of pocket bOO
containing number OF notes. made payable 10 the order az
the Undersigned and one hundred and sixty seven dollars In
osnk notes, enclosed Ia envelope, and addressed to
ired Hunt The finder will be literally by eaV
Ing i at the Office OF the Union and American.
july I'D W2w X MARTIN
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julyI4 No 40, Union Street, next door 10 STATE Bs1k
HASBROOK, McWHIRTER a. co.

AVE this day determined to sell their stock OF SPRING
IL AND SUMNER DRY GOOnS, at prime cost for casb
to make room for their EXTENSIVE FALL PURCHASES
part OF which they are daily expecting Their con-
sists Of ENDLESS VARIkTY so hat eyervbodv SiiI
be suited. You will ind al No 81 Market street a
doors South of the Public Square. iaIv n
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State Of TsnnsSSeeg
Shelby county.
NJ. L. Wicks, Cashier of the River Bank of
Tennessee, makes oath that the foregoing statement
of the affairs of said Bank at the date thereof is
true. NJ L. WICKS Cash
Sworn to and subscribed before me, July 8,
1887. HUME F. HILL, J. P.
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BARBEcUE.-A free barbecue will be given at
Tulahoma on Tuesday next, the 21st inst, at which
the candidates for foater will address their fellow
citizens
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SALE OF--
Valuable Real Estate.
NE nssnyie Manufacturing Company viii offer for SALE
- on 1ne premises. 10 the highest bidder, on
Monday, Goth day of JHIY,
taat piece Of goQnd recently occupied machine
6sr NV er fronting about 80 fset on water street and
about the ZANE on the Wharf, beipR from l5 10 200 feet In
depth. Said grouad viii pc od IN lots Of 81 tsst fontin1
sala water street, running through 70 said Wharf.
On the same day.and place the wharf lot $50 fsst ba
tween said lots and the rYsf win be osed 10 he h1he
bidder Suitable maps Of said grounds WIN Be furnished Or
TERMS OF SALE.
One and thrse years, with interest from date win
two approved eneorssrs; notes payable In bank and lien
By order of the Board. JSo. B. JOHNSON,
june IS IS57-td Prest ~ Moo
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPHET
AT AUCTION

ON TUESDAY, July 9lst inst, IL O'Clock o. the Pc
misses; sei ~ uoc ode 10 aesiLaDh Lots
sue VI 1Iset ana h7aEI@ct Branch
Humbug, 1t will be sold,
TERnsone and two credit payabls in Bank
Win Satisfactory ehaOisemeh bearing inleIsss Az lien
tanned. NJ. J. CROCl KIT
s. K. GLAsscocK, W. J. BOYD
Aucu M
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Ho! for the Yves t.

A hARE CHANCE.
FARM FOR SALE, containing 219 acres, Is Ct Il rich
"A rolIng prairie, and 20 Of OAK and
black walnut timber AZ under fence and
10 of this land last year raised bushels Of corn 10
the Land situated % miles from Keokuk
the main road for ali travel. sprin
on the land. For particulars apply 70 BILLS & MOORE
Market street, s6uth Of Broad. -
InIv L Is51-If.
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SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 10. 1857
THE CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR

VIII address the PEOPLE OF DAVIDSON
COUNTY on WEDNESDAY NEXT. WATKINS
GROVE, a convenient and comfortable place in the
surbburbs Of Nashville has been selecteda the place
Of speaking. Special accommodations will be pro-
vided for the ladies. Let EVERY BODY go and
hear them, and judge for themselves.
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JAPANNEn TINS.

OP various Sizes for signs black yellow and various fan
~ colors; Brass Csndesticks, Lamps Heca Coffee PsI
French Coffee Machines, Pie cake, asd Pate Pans, In
variety Of patterns Bread tea sugar and cash Bx
globe and egg Lanters ta Pocket DARK Lane
FOoEtubs, Egg Slcers, Plesh Forks, Spoons etc.
For sale by juyi5l MCKENZIE & WfJ,StN
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Ex-President Lamar, of Taxas, is lying danger
ously i'll at Portsmouth, Va
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TIMoraY z HIBBARD.M. D:

The ChiIdren's Panacea is well known to be
NEST ecaciOus in all disorders of children one TO five
years old Why should two thirds Of all the children
Ole before they five years old, If that
Eermuges and all the other powerful medicines admins
Greo TO nem were not mOsin 1eethtug and other
dsaseses Of the second but Little appreheR-
sion where this Is used. The Dysentery Syrup
dren's Panaces are worth more than words express
July 10 MACKENZIE d RICK WITH
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RATTAN CHAIKS.

DOCKING, sewing and charts, ehIdren's chairs os
L- o La1eth maIAet oa'KeIsi "a 9th
% - o-oshss hampers; thfee sihet
eh @ riOH Ndsohs Hoodeh bowls ana tray
PiA a-u Pis, pans scIuo DlusheS viii
ers, for sale cheap for by
July Is. MCKENZIE & WIS OK
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Dissolution Notice.

THE undersigned has this day Withdrawn ON the ar
L OF BOWMAN q sIMMS, doing businessN in Jackson
county, Tennessee. DIX. ,. SIMMS
June &C. ls57. iu5 I4-dsw In,
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In ChancerF at CentTevilIe-June Rules, 1857,
William B. Easily vs. John Mars st III

nN motion and 1t appearing the satisfaction OF the
~ Gierk and Master, that William Easly, one of the
defendants in this cause, Of the state OF
tennessee so that the ordinary process of cannot be
served upon him. 1t therefore ordered that
De made In the UNoE AMERIcAN newspaper pubIish
Ell IN the city Of Nashville for four successive weeks COM
mandng the said defendant appear the Honorable
Sonrt OF Chaneery setting at CentreVie the second
Monday IN September Then and there 10 Mead an
swtr or demUr to compliments BILL the same will be
taken Tor confessed and setfor hearing pare as to him
ORVlLLE A. NIXON.
CIarE Il
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Nashville Race Course

Nashville Race Course,
THE Nashville Jockey Club will run
= over their course, on Tuesday, the % IA
10th OF October next,a Sweepstakes for SaSEaHz&TTN
untred three year Olds, mile heats, SS&@&A&S ~
SlU0 entrances, $50 forfeit.
On Thursday, the 22d of October sweepstakes for two
year ODDS that trained previous The July
1857, enc mile out 800 entrance, S5G forfeit.
Or Saturday, the oath Of October sweepstakes for two
years oil ds mile heats $500 entrance, $50 forfeit
Three tries to in each Of the above
stakes. TO be closed the LIST o August
July l7.-dLaugI. W.. PHILLIPS.
FOR AUGUST.
GRAHAM MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
Just received by HAGAN & BRO,
LITTLE DORRITT-By Dickens.
COMMUNICATIONS Editions, in store and for sale
by. HAGAN & BRO.
julyI7 Market and Union Streets,
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Notice

Ii persons indebted to the Of the late William
n Anderson, deceased, will call and Fans and
all having claims against said requested to
present them for within the time prescribed by law
SAMUEL Known,
July Is IW Administratnr.
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LII persons Indebted to the Nashville Manufacturing Com.
a PanJ are requested call and make Immediate PaT
nent, Is me business win be closed.
iune2slsS7. NV D. PTesidea,.
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WRITING.

WA84AE ~
MERCHANTS and Clerks can in q short time learn u
w write with ease and rapidly with
MR.. DOLBEAR
No 40 Cole ge Hours to IL A. NJ and sto
p.
LADIES are taught in and easy style. Children
can learn during the school vacations New PuDRA received
daily. IiuIvI9I
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

ON the first day OF August the books subscrption
~ at this place for the above road will be finally closed
All who wish TO subscribe for the stock allotted
10000 shires must do before that day. the
company lave for all present wants. approved aceep
New Orleans will be received equal cash.
turing within eight months, at the usual of dlscouLt
charged by city Banks.
am Informed that seventy miles of the road now I'M
der contract aud the have been provided 10 meet the
and demands Of the contractors John T.
Grant q Co.. of Georgia Their ability and experience, in
addition TO the foregoing facts give ener
getc construction Of this enterprise. The iron now
delivered for q Of the road with grade Of 20 miles
All the rig hts, fanchi DC, of The Company, 20
miles be completed placed beyond contin-
gency any kind Tue lime within which finish 20 miles
Is the 10th OF February, 1858.
iuyIO n. HOBsON, Agent
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DISSOLUTION.

VIE eoparnership heretofore existing under the named
L and hrm of K. Il. BroekWay & co. gaa dissolved Nv
hmtAtOn July LIST, 1857 K BrockWay assumes the La
oules OF the concern, and is authorized settle up The
business, and use the nRmO Of the in ianit
=, X. n. BROCKWAY.
July Is-dim u. w. WHEELER
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Colonel Crabbe, whom the Mexicans shot recently
at Sonora leaves a mother and sisterst New Orleans
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Wheat! Wheat.!

THE undersigned having orders Wheat will pay he
highest market rate deliverable at McCrea & Terrsss'
ware house, corner OF Broad and College ST.
E. WEBB,
July Id & " u Cotton and Produc. Broker.
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STATEMENT AND CONDITION OF THE BANK
OF JEFFERSON, July l, 1857.
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Dysentery, Bloody Flux, DiarrnOea, and ali
disorders of The RnWIeS.

INSTITUTES OF Inc bUWIeSe
I'VE Grsenburg Dysentery Syrup, sovereign in all dis
Il orders of the Bowels. Nothing more iIiuriousthan
the use Of Opate such disorders TIE Dysentery syrup
neuazes the acrciy aud chemically contents
the Bowels and gradually checks the discharges
thousand certificates OF eeacy could be got in Middle
tennessee alone, but prefer give but one,
Chairman of the Board of Health, New YORK.
NV YORK, April 25th, 1913.
My position last year. Chairman of the SANITARY Com
mlttee OF this cit brought constantly in with
persons suffering from Cholera DysenIe &C. Facts coming
under observation with reference to the efficacy Of
your Dyseney SprupR the diseases been confirmed
Oy the te timony of my aecOciaes committee
particularly by Alderman De Forest the First Ward so
strongly was impressed with the value your preparation
caused TO be sent TO the Quarantine, the Cholera
then existed: and little remarkable that but
single case reported afterwards.
TIMOTHY HIBBARD, NJ. D.
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"Reduced by DyspensiaIoUc

"Reduced by Dyspepsia % mere a SkeIe.
ton. "-CURED By " BEaHIvE's HOLLSKD BTrERs .r--
Mr. A. Mateheti, trader PROBABLY well known as any
man in Western Pennsylvania states as follows: 81 met
with farmer in Armstrong county reduced B s
Pepsa TO mere keitsH persuaded to buy bo Ie of
Boz haves Holland Bitte, believing it would cure
Meeting him Gaonths, AFTER what was nv asionsh
ment at finding him hale, hearty man, me he now
Ugsd 29POHEds and that this wonderful change had bee
produced by Berhavss Holland Bers which he atrba
Gu SoIeE MS resIoratlon.' iulylQ-Iw.
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p4fI,UoO 90 S24I, U35 %
DANRIDGE, Tenn, July 8, 1857.
State of Tennessee !
Jefferson county.
This day personally appeared W. P. Inmau,
Cashier of the Bank of Jefferson, before me, Jas
Fuller, an acting Justice of the Peace for said
Comfy, and made oath that the statement as
rendered is correct to the best of his knowledge
W. P. INMAN, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed to before me, this dav
above written. JAMES FULLER
Justice OF the Peace for jefferson county, Tenn.
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ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE RIVER
BANK, MEMPHIS, TENN, July 6, 1857.
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HOlIOway's PiIIs.-The Universal Yer.
dict-Ihs sick of all nations, suffering under all phases
OF disease have certified in every written language to the
lOaOy OF these matehless Pills sperient aItsra
i've an restorative medicine. Sold the manufactures
No 80 Maiden Lane, New York. No PA Strand London
and BY all druggists, a, Csc, 62Ee, and 81 per box
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+. B. FoGG. NJ. R. FOGG.
F.B. FOGG & son.
r B. F0GG, having taken his partnership, they
Il will pracics Law in the Supreme, sder aud the
Courts of Davidson County, Prompt attention will be given
TO the collection Of claims, june II-6m.
JAMAICA Rum pure for Msdicr 1se, by
81 CabOA y
pRICB Of Vinegar Reduced 10 81 per bDI unn IurIusr
i notice, bY lDayZ7l Z, oKANk
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Notice,

OURSUANT, to a decree of the County Court of Hmm
phreys County, made atits uy Term 1857 in he
Of Wm s. Bell, Ad nnsrator &c. against the heirs of
Elijah Bell deceased. petition to sell Warrant sbsII
saturday the 29 day Of gust at The couT
door in WaVery, proceed sell the highest bidder al
public sale for Cash. Land WaFrenfor M scres hicb as
issued on the sth day of March said Kab He'll fo1
services inIhe War of 1912. LEVI NcCfJI LINZ i
july I9-wId prs fee 50 (lommissionssr
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GRAND FANCY
D r e S S 3 ALL.
TKTaEAT.

WISH to Pu rehase from 10 OOe bushels OF prime
merehantable Wheat immediate delivery for Ukitb
win pay lhe tull maTEet price. K. O'KANE,
june lS-twAWu NsrEat S.,
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S524, 343 o.
R. W. CUNNINGHAM, Pres't.
NJ L. WICKs, Cashier.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-01-29
JWASHINGTON COUNTY
New Tailoring Emporium.

The Subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to the inhabitants of Westerly and
vicinity, that he has eased the Store u under
the 4merfean Hall, one door north of p +.
BARRIERS Store, where he is prepared to
Cut and Make all kinds Of Clothing, per-
taining to the Tailoring Business, in q
fashionable and workmanlike manner,-
having had twenty years experience il the
Art Of Cutting, he pledges himself that all
work entrusted to his care, shall be made
in the most thorough manner, and in all
cases warrants that his work shall not be
surpassed in "point of style or workman.
skip" either In New York or any other
city. .......
His arrangements are such, that he will
furnish his customers with clothing Of all
kinds. on as reasonable terms as they can
be had in this vicinity. '..'''. ''
NJ Cutting done for others to make on
short notice, and warranted to ftifproperly
made, New York aud Boston Fashion regu.
larly received. Please give US trial, and
satisfy yourselves. ,fGsritfr.
N B.-wanted by the subscriber, three
experienced hands, to work In the shop =
also, Coat hands, to make shop work. Uon-
slant employment and the highest prices
CASH will be paid. =.
274n WILLIAM DAVIS.
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s"Buy me, and RI do you good !"
ls.l IN DIR Langiey's n
Root & Herb Jauudice Bitters.

The Great Spring and summer Medicine
This Medicine, composed of the best
roots, herbs and barks in the World, has
constantly increased in public favor for six
years, until, by its wonderful success, it is
acknowledged to be. the best and cheapest
medicinein the world. 1t acts with magic
like power upon the strong holds of diseese,
-clcanses the bowels, purifies the blood,
gives vitality to an inactive, torpid liver,
cures Jaundice in all its forms, Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Indiges stion, Heada che, Dizzi-
ness, Piles, Heartburn, Languor, Weak
ness, Pain in the Side and Bowels, all Bill
lious Diseases and Foul Stomach, and es-
pecially Humors of the Blood and Skin 5
strengthening, healing purifying, building
up, and keeping in order the whole system.
All persons ought to use them during the
spring and summer. .s3I9m,e
Only 25 cents for pint, and 81 1-2 cents
fora quart bottle. Office 80 Union street,
Boston. Sold by all dealers in medicine,
everywhere. And can be had at the store
of L. W. Babcock. af ti.rw7oqr 259 g
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R6~ A few NIGHTS 400 as ono Of r

s% A few nights ago, as ono of oul
distinguished authors, NJ. de Balzac
was laying awake 10 bed, he saw a man
enter bis room cautiously, and attempt
to pick the lock of his writing desk
The rogue was little Disconnected at
hearing loud laugh from the occupaut
Of the apartment, whom he supposed to
be asleep. "Wby do you laugh, sir ?"
asked the thief. Il am laughing, my
good fellow" said NJ. de Balzac, "to
think what pains you are taking, and
what risk you run, in hope of finding
money by night in desk where the law.
tul owner can never 6ud any By day /"
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MrsrAxINo A GENrLEMAN's INrEs

MIsrAxINo A GENrLEMAN's. INTEs
rross.-'Twss evening Two ladies
walked together on narrow Sidewalk,
and anon cast timid glances behind, Is
if apprehending something unpleasant
from that direction. One Of them whis-
pcred to the other -
4" Let's call policeman. -.
This remark was overheard BY gen.
tleman close at their heels, who politely
volunteered his services to call one.
!" lmpudsnt puppyt'' said one Of the
ladies.
Madame :" said the gentleman, iu-
quiringiy. 'FVTTJf
you are following u.s." responded
the lady addressed. - -
Excuse me-" rejoined the gentle
man, Z" l appreciate your error, and per-
ceive the cause it. Being somewhat
in hurry, l have hastened my steps to
pass you, but the narrowness OF the side
walk, aud the width of the prevailing
fashion have combined to place me at q
disadvantage 10 your estimation"
The frankness and general bearing OF
the stranger. promptly dissipated au
uniavorable impression, aud the collapse
Of two skirts, like twin figs in a drum,
enabled the gentleman so uujus.ly sus-
pectcd, to 20 on his way rel oiciug. ~.
Y. Sunday Loader. -.
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% A man up in New Hampshire
went out gunning one day last spring -
he saw flock of pigeons sitting on a
limb ofau old pine so he dropped a
ball 10 to bis gun and fred. The ball
split the limb, which closed up aud
caught the toes of all the birds in it,
He saw that he bad got them all. So
be fastened two balls together and fred !,
cut the limb of, which fell into the river,
ne then waded in aud brought it ashore
On counting them there were three hun
lred pigeons, aud in his boots were two
bar rels Of shad. -~--' 49,
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To HOusckeepc $.

To HOusckeepe $.
KNIVE a ND FORK
. A Superior article of 5 or 6 kinds direct
from the manufacture, at very low prices.
Also Crockery and Glass Ware of beauti-
full design, made to be both useful and or,
namental. For Sale by D." sa.mu ra#a.
'' PENDLETON 4 co.
Westerly, May 81, 1866. .'
MOLASSES in H.iLF BARRELS,
Exp ressly for Family use, at p EN- DIE.
TON & CO.
Westerly, May 81, 1856. ..-..
TO Fa R.M Frs.
Pendleton & Co.. are now closing UP tn cir
sales of Guano and Phosphate, and having
furnished these fertilizers at less price
than could be obtained from any other
source, request all those who have not paid
up for these articles to call and settle. '..t.
PENDLETON &'CO.
y Westerly, May 81. 1856, (269)
- q 3D.
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s@-" Fellow citizens" said stump
orator, "we have the best country in
the world, and the best government. -
What people on the face Of the globe en-
JOY more privileges than We do Here
We have liberty of speech aud liberty Of
the press without onerous despotism -
Do you want anything more my couu-
|trymen!"
Yes, sir" sang out a red-fao I'd loaf.
cr, " this is dry work. l want suck
OF that flask sticking out Of your coat
pocket"
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/" Why, Sambo, how black YOU are

why, Sambo, how black you are p
said gentleman the other day, to ne
gro waiter at hotel, show in the name
OF wonder did you get SO black 2"
:" Why, look ahere, nassa, do reason
am dis-de day dis child was born, dere
was an eclipse" = <.,-EA--
Ebony received shilling for his sat-
isfactory explanation, and after grinning
his thanks, continued: ~
81 tell you what it is, massa dis mig
ga may be brack, but he amt green, no
how"