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PRIZE T. SAYS.


FNyIIE Publisher OF "TlIE TOILET" offers the follow
IA Ing Prizes:
For the Test Original Taie, TwESrY DoLLARs.
For the second best Of Addsns Spectator, elegantly
bound aud glt.
For the best Potp Of s!akspcaFes Drm,tcal Works
duo ditto.
For the sccoad best oC Byron's POctca Works, ditto.
ditto.
An communications intsn6,d fr the priycs, must e di
rected u the rubsiar ad sent movimIs to TIE Aih Of
November neAt-elci enclosing sealed envelope with The
name and residence uf tic writer. which viii mi be Opened
except those entitled 70 tie Prizes. w. A. brown.
PIoyieence, Augtit =.
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W0NDs ATVL ehNl'oRNTA "A " oNs.

wONDG 4KyL PREL'oH M "A M CHS.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
MER. riiiPS respectfully informs the inhabitants of
lSH Providence ani lis vicinity that he intends To opa,
his Circus which e has recently erected iloiget's Il
for the ar'l.enent o Young ladies' and gentlemen. The
performance Ia cnInmencr at . u'clock TiiiS DAY.
~ B Alr. ih'ps would nfnm any ldy gentleman
who may wish tu ride the horses thai there il the least
danger tu b appehealei.
As this is y first pernr1nce of the kind attempted
in this town, hc trusts lie shall receive ber, patronage.
Prce Of riding, u cclis september 4.
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LETTER PAPET
Canal PACKET
LADY CARRINf.TON.

yEvGlE Canal Ck,t boat Lady Cauinclpn, has been
painted the past week. and fitted up in superior style
for the accommodation of Select Parties. Ters mIerat
Apply to Capt DuBoS, on board, OF 10 GEORGE GCLARx
No. 81, Cbeapsi,e. August 81.
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Xxx CADET kA>LS
H8A .Hgarlile ntet. ssI'gs

High Water this day, 8h 55n. Thur'dly sh. 4Oml Friday
i0h PIN.
rrsbacns y, minute, gives the time OF high water Newport
adIns the lime OF high nj Boia
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TO RE LET.

A Iou,e in pawtuyct street. No. ~ contain
Ersa1 ing ten Rooms, with good cellar aud closets
.==Ak.ns Ap,.c1iion tn be- made to the subscriber.
JOHAN FRAHSOElS WOHLFAURT.
san,cnhpr g.
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BENCH PLANES A.ND .NOyLDIN'3 TOOLS.
a Lien BEIGHEa constantly receiving T..
IA Smiths celebraied carpenters Bench Planes and
Moulding Tools, Groove PiUigs Sc-wlch will be sold
nj their lowest pces nj No 4, rold ST. eet, Providence
r.. l. August 20.
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ALBERT SWEET.

FASHIONABLE HAlR-CUTTER,
NO 80, Northumberland, c0rAcr Of Orangcstree,
UZ EBfS constantly hand, Combs. La,cr brushes,
QA Ponatum, Hair Brushes, Toah tnisirs Cologne
Water, Hair OIL Razors and Razor Straps, Shaving soap,
CouPaserand great variety Of articles necessary for
the gentlcmans toilet.
Raz1rs honed and set In the kecnest orler. sept
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S.4lTTEL ~. BISHOP

ANONTINUES 10 transact Commission business nj
u Charleston $. &. Orders for the purchase - Coon
sale Of Domestic GoDds-aid procuring !cists, promptly
attended To.
Rger to
Alessrs T. CApPINGroS s. Co.
&. x ]. M,uRAN. sept 9
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A LOT Of ass Kettles of vaiois sizes, and Of good
"A quality-fJ sale ny ALLEN BELCHER.
Aug3
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FOR VIEW LOhDON
ETSrN The fast sailing schr SUN, lemsted, Master
SAs%TY will have immediate despatch. For freight
SSEz2Ass. passage apply 10 the Master, on buaid,
Mason's wharf, or To
Sept 3 SLATER WARDW EI.I. X co.
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BRE AID.

TWvE undersigned will continue the business Of making
n the Il of Breld in all lis varieties, al No i3o North
Main street. HENRY 4. NEOMANS.
september
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FOR ALBANY.

ES,SN The rogul, usdn! ,loop Volant John II. Cook,
Sksse Mas ser, vii ,lil Friday next for freight or
Sssliss. passage apply TO the captain on board, or 10
sept6 T. S. DAY son.
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NOTICE.
VE1HE Copartncrhp heretofore snhsisinG between the
n subscribers under the firm Of IENRy Z. YEuaANs
& Co is this day dissolved by muaa CONSENT.
UEsRy p. lEuMANs b authorized 10 settle the business
Of the Finn. An persons Indebted requested make
payment him; and those having dempns will peace call
on him for settlement. HENRY =. YEOMhNS,
september q WILLIAM OK.
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PORT OF PROYIDENCE.
ARRIV ED,

SATURDAY September 6.
Schr Sally Hope, Baker days from Boston, with
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FRESH CLOTHS AND cAssTMEREs.

NATILL he opened this morning by BUTTS 4 LOCK
w WOOD, ut their establishment No. ~, Market.
square,-blue, black, clIfet, dfab, every shrde Of olive and
brown, STEEL and Oxfiri mixtures, which will be offered M
reduced prices. Many other articles very desirable may be
had, such as Vcstings at every description; saiiincts; dnb
Serges; six and cotton Umbrellas; Gloves; Hosiery; lambs
opool aud worsted Drawers aud Shirts; tanrel ID; Cravas;
Neck Stocks; silk and COTTON Handkercliefs; Wehb's pa
tent and Other Snspenders; Commuters; shirings and Sheet
lngs; Irish Linens; brown and black do; Rauinetsi Buttons;
shirt Collars; and every other article In their line.
Garments made to order, In the best manner, and in tie
latest style.
On HASD-Ready made Carnbet and Plaid Great Goats
and Cioaks; Surouts; Box Goats; lea Jackets; koundabuuis;
Pantaloons and Vests-cheap tW cash or good credit. Fer
sons wishing any Article in their line, Will find it TO their
advantage 10 oall NJ No. IL Market Square. Nov "a
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.

DR. ROGER Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent Also,
~ Rogers Anti Bilious Aperient lulmona,y Pitts. The
above articles are so well known, and their qualities so Just
ly appreciated by the public, that tits sliperfiuous to punish
any from the thousands Of certificates the proprietor has re-
ceived from those who have been cured by them. The fol
lowing however having been lately received, is alone insert
ed
DIR. GEORGE Rooms, Nep- York, Jana, 1878.
Dear Sr-You must recolect the circumstance Of the in
disposition of my litue sou, ,crohrlng under a serious Pul-
moIiary affection, whom you prescribed for n few Times by
the solicitation Of his mother at your Office, in the course oil
the summer past. II $ a fact that he appeared to he ire
eorerabLy gone from us, but by s,rict attention 10 your pre-
scriptions, and the use of your valuable compound, Pullno-
mic Detergent, for a few weeks, he il now perfectly healthy
and feshy. / therefore feel it my duty 10 express my graft
tnde to you under the blessing of Providence, for the resto
ton of my sons health. 10 does appear to me that n vege-
table medicine like yours so safe and eil'cacious, requires
only to be known to he universally approved of, and ms a
friend TO The family of man aud for this reason you ae al
Liberty and even requested Ia give publicity To The above re-
marks, from your obliged friend, although no persona. ac-
Quainance with you. KiCHNhD "AhDNEh.
The above excellent medicines are nov prepared with the
utmost care by DIR. Rogers, al his Dispensnlory, aud Tor sale
by Timothy Kellogg, wholesale and retail, No. 9, y 'ershants'
Exchange, General Agent for the proprietor, where all or
ders from any part Of the United States viii be prompt ex-
ecuted.
For sale In Providence. by JouS II. MASON X Co. No.
81, Broad ST. and Durv GREENE, High Street.
May 81 ly inwiw
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A PLEASANT REMEDY FOR
CORNS!

IT ha. now been ktuwn for years, that the ALBION CORN
PLASTER afford, immediate relief, and effects a certain
cure for Cons. by It's application according TO accompanying
directions, the Com is sofoned, attcnnated, and drawn oni by
the roots, without The least pain, Of any OF the trouble ana d4h-
ger attending The hazirdnu, aud in,deeinai practice u sAifatt'
Ing The Corn by mere cutting.
The following instances, from many Others nf a 'uril'f cha'-
aoter, sufficiently attest 10 The superior efficacy oil tue A'"'on
Corn Plaster.
hr. Farrar. Of Boston, was q number OF years di'tr's'cd ~ a
very painful Germ, had applied every thing recommended .ni-
out elect, AID was rendered n perfect cripple un 'lPp"g
hi. Platter he vas perfectly cured OF has Com ad heed from
his lameEcss. -t
A Gentleman Of Greenfield, was for mony year' afa,eiei wan
a very painful Corn, sI was cured by one box, ahef every
other plaster had tcen ti'd TO no pT pose.
Mr.. Cutler, Of Boston, was cured Of a Troublesome ora ny
one box. 49,,
Certificate. To those afflicted with Corn. on ihtir feet,
Jo certify. f,,t I have used the Albion Corn Plaster, with com.
pl,te success. Before I had used one hox, Il completely cured
! Corn which had troubled me Tot. many years. | make im'
pubIic for The benefit Of hose afflicted with that lain,a. COM
plant. CSigned( ''
Flushing, Long, B,nd, Feb. %.
price 50 cents a box) =.
T-rPr.p,red from tbr original Ms. Recipe Of the late Dr..
w. +. Conway, by r. KtDDER, bis immediate successor ana
,bs sole proprie,or. For ,se Wholesale, (wi,h all the other
Conway Msdieine) al Ia Coming Room over No. ", Uo'-
metly Tor Corner of Cour and Hanoverslfeei,, ro.tou, aud Al
retail, nv hi, special appointment, by JOSEPH BALcn. JR
and JOTIN H'MAsOS h ca Providence VI. a. L. Moohf,
Newport, anil DIR. j. WILLIAMS, Wsrsn. ..
80 Observe that none ore genuine unless signed 'hiDDth
on the outside printed wrapper. -
Nov %
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PROVIDENCE, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 90, 1924

from his eye there shot such an unnatural fire
as caused the group to shrink from his pre-.
sence, while a cold chill struck through their
veins, and they shuddered with horror
He sat down a considerable time in pro-
found silence but seemingly paying close at
tcntion to all that might be said in respect to
the outlaw = such as conjecturcs on his proba-
BILE resources his secret haunts {; and his an-
ticipated movements.
Being apparently satisfied with his informa-
ton, the sailor arose and abruptly departed.
FRO BE Continued
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copB.rr.-This extraordinary man, .lo.

CoBBErr.-This extraordinary man, ALA
ding TO the number OF his "works,'' Observes,
III such young man wish to know tbs Rrsnd
secret relative to the Performance Of such
wonderous labor, il is told to him in a View
words, be abstincnt, be sober, 20 10 bed az
eight O'Clock, and get up ut four. the last two
being Of still more Importance than the tws
former. A full half Of all that have ever
written has been WI item before ton O'Clock in
the day; so that I have had as much lceure as
any man I ever knew my thing Of. Ifyoung
men will but set about the thing in earnsst,
let them not feor Of success: they Will socs~
find tina, il. is dissareeabls 10 ~ up. ~ rvs
late. = Literary coxcombs talk Of "consumins
the midnigh, OIL" No oil, and ,esy ssssu
portion OF candles. have ! ever c~oueunsds svN
| am convinced that M writing 10 90 good -
,ha, which comes from usdsr The heA cf NJ
sun." r.
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SRoADCLOTHs, CAssIMEREs Il MERINO sHAWLs'
HARVEY CLARK,

wv. OF, 1HUTH CF
III AS received and will open this morning, n general as
sortment of Fall and Winter Goods, among which are
.alack blue. ~olive1oect mixed and bottle green Broadc'otlis,
-Cz~dmeres and sntinetts; Camblets; green Bookings; red,
yclIow and white Fiannels; blue and mixed Pelisse C,otns;
Serino. rcd and white Valencia Slnwls; black and red hg-
s,red Rosnhazetts; Circassians; figured Flanneis; black Saiiiisj
..",. Wells: black and white Englis, G%ingllams; CaIicoesi
SVks: English Blankets; Frocking; deer skin Gloves aid
Mittens: Ribbons; iaces; Ladies' aud Misses Lined ui,"es;
Tickinn; Cing,ams; Checks; Sheetngs; Shirtings, &c.&c
which win be sold at such prices as cannot fail To sui Gus
.tomers.
rParicular attention paid To the sale OF Broadcioths,
aysWimeres and Sattinetts. NOV Q
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o. PULMONARY CONsUMPTION!-uO

Catarrhal and .9sthmdtic Disorders!
AH ORE than ONE IENrH OF all he annual deaths In TIL
WI County AID Great Britain, are stated 10 be caused b
hat insidious destroyer Of human lie, the
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NEW GOODS.

ARCHER 4 HATCH will open this morning, a fresh
supply of CLOTHS and CASSlMERES, together
WIKI Q general assortment Of Goods in their line, which were
'boighA at auction in New York at very reduced prices, and
viii b sold at q small advance. Nov 10
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GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
. AZ. 6. North .Mdin-Sf.

y = !" yVO, o, vVOTIW JuutW-JI.
kKTHERE seats can be taken for Boston. Stages leave
every day, at 8 O'Clock, A. M.
Books kept also at Spencer's, Manufacturers Hotel; Bus
.oeyS, North Mainstreet; Clarks N. M. Street; and New
tone (fosuieriy Stones North End.
An Information respecting the Boston Stages will be given
b. The Agent at the above Office.
B.-Extn Coaches furnished at short notice.
Nov 26 AZARIAH FULLER, agent.
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~uAxxNET FURNITURE.

No. GO, BROAD STREET.
,xvVuE subscribers. grateful to their friends and the public
Tor mast patronice re- pectiully inform item thnt they
4 xeeo always on hand a supply of fashionable aud common
: EssrsssSsL made of the be-t materials, and from the newest
and mce approved patterns, among which are
wwd Robes and Sofa1,
"a $ 81 N. Table.
Bureaus. various patterns aud sizes,
Werk Tables, sc. &c.
Those In want Of any arieles In eur line, WIZ hnd uto
, ,h.,, inte,est no give US n call before purchasing, rs we are
determined TO sell as cheap rs any regular Cabinet Maker, IN
,shis town, and our Furniture being manufactured inine,
I..,.sv undes out own direction, will be warranted equal
/. %.Sh IN materials and workmanship, To any made In this
e"GG"asy. cow a distance will I've Thankfully received and
v.~-1 ~ SAMUEL 4 JOSEPH RhWSoN.
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HATS.

HATS.
ID ECEIVED by the Benjamin Franklin, and this morn
ing opening, a few dozen of first quality BEAVE
HATE, which are Oft superior lustre.
A few dozen elegant London FUR SEAL CAPS:
Nov. %. w. L. ALDRlCH.
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LEVER PRINTING PRESS.

LEVER PKINTING PKESS
FVHE subscriber having simp.ifed and improved his
Printing Presses, now offers them at reduced prices,
viz; Imperial, $3.50, Snpsrroyal, S2l0, and Royal, $500,
and warrants them for the term If one year. The alteration
n principally In the manner Of applying the power to The
main levers JOHN l. WELLS
Hartford. Nov. Is, 1923. 3w
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srfILMAN,s sELF-ADJUsTING TEMPLES,

0TILLMANB ELF-bJJUoIfN IE"FLIo,
MIANUFACTuRED and on hand at We.leriy, where or
DEN will he received and Puneiualiy attended to.
The principal advantages Of these Temples over the eommon
es..S ,ewples se-they move hem.elyts-make ue el9,h
-. sver-preveni the sewage threads from b~reaking-nske
-.eh b.nsr ,elvsse and isher face on he ticth.preven'
a.. .i.;es from wear Al the ends. One person wnh these .en-
cIss cen suesd three looms ssahr than two with the h'"' Gun
pies.
b. n. sTILLMAS.
1sswi&R. T. Mr.. r. W.
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A NEW ARTICLE

XKyHlCH Il may truly be sa&d IL Water Proof-a new
supply Of India Rubber Shoes In addition to his for
mes Aock, together with q few pairs of India Rubber Boots,
which VIII be sold cheapfor approved paper, or cash, Whole
als and esal. Please call and zee at No IL Westminster
street. s q. SMITH.
Nov. 20.
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SAMUEL N. BISHOP

# to transact Commission Business at
Charleston, s. G. Orders for the purchase OF Cotton
s.le Of Domestic Goods-and procuring freights, promptly
attended 10.
Refer to-
Mcnn. Z. CARRINer0N & Co.
G. 4 J. MAURAN. septo
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FRENCH CURLS.
1JST received by the subscriber at No. 25, Market-sf
q q rood assortment of French Curls, Puffs, and Frizettes
"a the mose fashionable kinds and warranted ofa Superior
squalky. o.,
Aso, a new supply of large and small Tortoise Shell
COMBS. EDWAKD r. MILLER.
Nov 20 1m
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rs. hsreby given, that all accounts belonging to the late
arm Of w. Il I. HENRy, are left with Horatio g. Hud-
srn, for collection, who Is hereby duly authorised to receive
ma reeeiut for the same. WILLIAM HENRY,
THOMAS HENRY.
NJ. B. All persons indebted as above are requested to make
Immediate payment to tho subscriber.
NV s n HORATIO G. HUDSON.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
EI.uANAN W. +. RICE.

COACH, CHASE, SIGN PAINTER,
UNIFORMS The citizens Of Providence and t. vicinity, thu
he has established himself in Providence, IN the building
ofMcvs. Moses and Samuel Guild, in rear Of Weybosset
strecS, and No. 2, South Orage-street,w where he carries on
te above business in all its branches. Having had along ex
nerience in the business, he trusts that he will he enabled 10
i've entire satisfaction TO those who may be pleased to EN-
SLOW him. Carriages, Chaises, BIC. reprinted at short notice
and on the most accommodating terms. II Apnl2
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Stone Cutting.

RWARk DOUGLASS respectfully in
III forms his friends and the public, that be
continues t1 carry on the above business
Washington and 9th streets, where
stone Cutting of alb kinds can bei mished al the
shortest notice.
D. Two APPRENTICE to the owe business
WEelns. lIrch 9th. 1873 lO-3m.
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WNDs0R CHAIB5. win great TlTIetT Of SIT
TIERS, CRADLES, Common Windsor and Arm
CHAIRS.
They would also inform the Public, that they
have considerably extended their business and
have taken that large and commodious building
lately occupied Jy Messrs Bayard and Fasier
here they also intend keeping a general asou
meut of the above work.
n b. All orders thankfully received, ano
promptly attended to-
january 2nd. 1928. Its.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
G=k-R EkG=cE%
RoBB & MORRISON,

Would respectfully inform
their Patrons, and the Pub
lie in general, that they have
on hand, al their Old Stand,
nearly opposite the Posi-
OFFICE, a large and splen-
did assortment of FANCY
WORK, amongst which
are, Japan Painted Cane
and Rush Seats, and FANCY
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zee MASONIC Souvenir.

AND Pllnbl h"t LITERARY oALElIh.
Derotsd to Frccmcsun1, Literature, SciTcl, hc
Ar'S, SIC.
VNIE design of th., publication is TO embrace
ithin los range al those topics which may
bee useful or interesting TO the brethren of Tho
'mysuc ne -ihc ,our, of Science and Luerl-
ture, and the man of taste-and will be- conduct
ed strictly IN accordance with the following AZ
rangement.
Isl 4 Masonic Department IA which win be con-
tanned d record of regular Communications, Ac-
counts of Elections, Celebrations, Tributes of res-
pect. ~ win such choice Orauous, Addresses,
Essays, Odes and Songs as will be OF use 20 the
Masonic reader
2no. 4 Department Of BcLes LcHers, IN which
will appear Original and Selected matter, of The
higher order of composition such MS may bee dori-
we'd from the best GlZettcs Of Literature OF the
age, and from the storehouse5 Of native genus ~
learning of the West
3D. 4 Department Of Sciacc in which notice
will be taken OF discOveue, and Improvements m
the several branches of Science, the progress Of
the fine and mechanic art-, and whatever may ape
pear of ana useful ns.ure BOO regard 10 me Manu-
featuring and agricultural in'crests ofour country.
4h 4 Department ef Al'rs and MisoliuR,
wherein viii be found 400 cpit0me of the current
new of The day, croasire ef purity p0itics. 'oge-
her with pleasing luety Of poelcal and prose
matter scraps of sentiment, WIt and humour a5
Will De agree Die To- the general reado..
CONDITIONS.
The Masonic SomDajr s issued weekly ON
fine suueI-ruyai sheet I'm the qur.o iom, and I'M
style ofcunneatness Advertisements excluded.
The worlwll be delivered 10 subscribers in tho
civ, and sent BY mail TO those at distance NJ
Three D0hars per mnum, payable always in all
laucG--No subscription received for shorter
period than for one year.
o. Posmasters, Secretarie, of Lodges, and
others, who will procure eight subscribers and
| forward the amount Of their subscriptions 10 The
Editor, shal retain ninth copy for their trouble,
or they May retain 81 90 for every three subscrip-
lions ioT which the cash Is forwarded. Address
J.. I. w. ANDREWS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Tailoring.

HNHE subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has removed from his
former stand TO the house south of and ad-
Joining that lately occupied by Marcus Wilson as
a store where gentemens clothing viii Dee made
in the NEATFsr, AND MosC FASHIONABLE STYLE.
LADIES HtBUs, plain and omamented, made
in the latest and mos, approved fashions.
VIM HUEY.
April 2nd lS2S-l4 IT,
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AN ORDINANCE,
Toprerent certain dangerous
practices lrithiR the b0rOugh
Of Wheeling.

] Be q oTdainsd, That it shall be unlawful 10
IAy a Kite within the borough roll any hoop,
play al the game commonly called shDney or
engage IN any other play or sport Or % do any
thing within anv street or alley Of the borough.
tending 10 produce a bodily injury Or endmger
the life or property Of any person. any adult per-
scn OF persons offending against any pan Of this
ordinance, shall, on conviction thereof before the
Mayor or either ofihe Aldermen be fined IN any
sum not exceeding FIVE dollars, with costs of suif
Any Minor offending against any pan Of this
ordinance, shall on conviction as above. subject
bis or her parent, guardian, or master 10 the
payment Of ans fire not exceeding five dollars
that may be imposed for such offence.
This ordinance shall take effect and be 10 force
from and after the publication thereof
JOS W. RAY, Recorder.
Passed July II, 1s2s.-29 81.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-13
P0tent MediCineS.
Prints md Dnc-ShLGS.

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