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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16
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"Bctter is poor and wise child, than
an old and foolish king" To behold
the excellence of wisdom in the poor
Christian, in all its depth, and in all its
solidity, you must examine his mind, and
there see the vastly higher elements,
with which it is conversant, than those
among which the children of this world
are grovelling |; there see how, in the
hidden walks of the inner man, he treads
a more elevated path than is trodden Ell
ther by the daughters of gaiety or the
sons of ambition; there see, how the
whole greatness and imagery of heaven
are present to his thoughts, and what a
richness and nobleness ofconception have
gathered upon his soul, by his daily ap-
proaches to heavens sanctuary. He
lives in a cottage, and yet he is king &
priest unto God. He is fixed for life to
the ignoblc drudgery of workman, and
yet he is on the full march TO a blissful
Immortality. He is child in the myste-
ries of science, but familiar with greater
mysteries. That preaching of the cross,
which is foolishncss to others, he feels to
be the power of God and the wisdom OF
God! That faithfulness which annexes to
all the promises of the Gospel; that righ-
teousness which is unto the believer; that
fulness.ir Christ, out of which the sup
plies of light and of strength are ever
made to descend on the prayers of all
who put their trust in him; that wisdom
ofprinciplo and wisdom of application by
which, through his spiritual insight into
the Bible, he is enabled both to keep his
heart and to guide the movements of his
history, these are his treasures; these arc
the elements of that moral wealth, by
which he is far exalted above the mo-
march, who stalks his little hour of mag
nifcence on earth, and then descends, a
ghost of departed greatness, into the land
of condemnation.-He is rich, because
the word of Christ dwells in him richly in
all wisdom. He is great, because the
spirit of glory and of God rests upon him.
DR.. Chalmers.
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part against another, and embraces with
fratcrnal affection every being of crea-
ton.
Thus, at every ascending step, we find
ourselves in more heavenly REGION
Why, then, so much said about country?
Why should this be proposed and enlor-
ced as the "ultima Thule" of o,r good
wishes, of our hopes and fears' Why
should he be exalted to the skies who
would have slaughtered the world for n
small spot of carth3 while another who
would have died for his fellow beings,
passes down to the tomb in poverty and
obscurity. Why should that be deemed
the noblcst virtue which lives only for
England or American Is England great
or than the world2 or America worth
more than the universe? Give me that
man for my friend, my pattern, whose af
fections are not restricted by oceans, riv-
crs, or imaginary lines. Give me for my
emulation the man who can say, |, a ci-
tizen of the world, not Jew, nor Gen
tile, not Briton nor an American, but a
citizen of heavens domnions, subject
of heavens government, with feelings
and interests graduated on that divine
scale.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
vHVHE subscriber having been duly
appointed by the Hon. Court OF
Probate. of the town of Warren, Admins
traitor, de bonus non, on the estate Oh
HENRY BOWEN,
late of Warren, deceased, and gwen
bonds as the law directs, requests all per-
sons having demands against said estate,
to bring and prove their respective claims
and those indebted to make payment,witn
out delay, to - ,,,r1,rp
Admir-. de bonus non.
Aug.7
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JUST PUBLISHED, THE
poY.ITICAL GLASS BOOK

,rNTENDED to instruct the higher
s. classes in schools in the origin, mature
nrt use of Political power.-By William
Sullivan, Counsellor at Law. win an
sopendix upon studies for practical men,
with notices of Books suited to their use.
Ey George B. Emerson. -.
Srbfs work is intended to show the ori-
oin ofsociety, and Of civil government ;
the division ofthe members ofsoclety, INTO
classes the division of labor [; rights OF
persons and property the meaning OF the
State and national constitutions the pow
ers exercised under the these, as to bank
iop. insurance, administration OF Justlce'
revenues, expenditure, militia, army ma
Wv. Sc. the meaning and use OF the law
Of nations the connexion between civii
bower and religion.
trhe appendix contains short account
ofthe most approved books in arts, scien-
ces. literature, history and morals, ""h
Introductory remarks.
'rhis work will be found exceedingly
useful to every citizen for reference, ana
should be in every school, and every
mans hands who is desirous OF under
standing the genius of our government
and his own rights and privileges, and So
cial and relative duties.
G.. M. FESSENDEN.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

yHyHE subscriber having been duly
appointed by the Hon. Court OF
Probate of the town of Warren, Admins
TRAITOR on the estate OF
4 REBECCA BOWEN,
late of Warren, deceased, land given bonds
as the law directs, requests all persons
having demands against said estate, TO
bring in and prove their respective claims'
and ali persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, TO
EBEN'R. LUTHER, Admir-.
Aug. 7.
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AT Court of Probate, hsfden in and for the
town Of Wa,ssn, en- the 9Th day Of Sept
a. ID. $3.50.
WWIIEh Il EAS application has this day beer
wv made or the appoin 'men' Of an admin ,
ira or on the estate Of fABlGAL BOSW ORTIZ.
laic Of Warren, dscoa' cd, 1t is ordered.
That the consideration thereof, be re.
ferred TO a Court Of Probate, TO be holden ai
the Town Clerks Office, on the fret Morda,
in OCTOBER next, al o'clock, P. NJ. & thai
previous notice be giveo. by publish ng this or
der three several times in the Northern Star, Il
all persons inter rested 10 appear at that time
and be heard theron.
Witness,
LEVI HALLE, d. p. Clerk.
Sept. 4.
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CROOKS (BALTIMoRE)
ON DUCK.


IUXHE subscriber. having been appoint
n ed agent for the sale Of Crooks
Cotton Duck, will keep constantly suppli-
ed with this superior article, from No. !,
to 10; and which he offers for sale, at his
store, at the Factory prices.
The first cost of this Duck, is rather
less the square yard, than Russia, U. n.
and the real wear Of it almost double, be-
sides the advantage Of holding wind until
worn out. In fact, II is only for ship Mas
ters and Owners, to give It fair trial, to
be satisfied with its advantages over al
most every other fabrick.
G. M. FESSENDEN.
Warren, August Ia, 1880.
From Ns,O Bedford paper.
CoTToN SAIL DUGK.-Cotton sails have
been used in this country to small ex-
tent ever since 1919, and possibly at an
earlier period. Those who have used
them, as far as our information extends,
uniformly speak we'll of them. Among
others who might be named, is Mr.. NJ
Kim, of Baltimore. "In the year l82Sy
ne says,"I built the fast sailing schr.
Yellott, burthen about 1870 tons, and this
vessels sails were entirely made of cot
ton, both light and heavy sails her repu-
tation for fast sailing is not exceeded, If
equaled, by any vessel other class. She
has made two voyages round Cape Horn
with cotton duck, and two to Smyrna ;
none but cotton duck has been used dur
ing those voyages, and SO fully satisfied
am with cotton duck, that l shall never
permit any other to be used on board my
vessels, as lam fully convinced that it is
far superior to all other duck, without ex-
ception. In the first place, the cost 10
rather under the best Holland duck-sec-
ond, it will out last any other duck, as y
never mildews-third, a vessel with suit
of cotton duck will sail nearly mile per
hour faster than with sails Of any other
description"
II is well known that many Of the
Greek and Austrian vessels are dressed
with cotton, not from necessity, bnt
choice. The consumption Of the United
States is rapidly increasing.
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% DIMFRIE'S OINTMENT.
DUMFRIES'
EVE; w AFTER,

TNl OR sore or intdmed Eyes gives immcdl
GS ate ease and relief. On recent sore eyes
the eff c, is more salutary. Where the com
plant has been Of years standings, and in some
exceeding bad cases, The most unexpected and
desirable relief has been found in the o: this
EYE WATER, aher every other remedy had
failed. Many PERSONS who have used il, pro
nouncs il the best preparation for these com
pa nts they have ever met with, especially in
cases Of soreness OF inflammation Of long stand
ng. Prco rs cents Q bottle.
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TAIN CURE FOR THE
TECH.

HOWEVER invetcrate, in one hours dpph-
cation, cnd no danger Jrom tuking cold, by
using -
DUMFRIE'S OINTMENT.
This preparation, for pIeasantness, safety, expe-
diiion, ease and certainty, stands hnriudUed
for the cure of this Troublesome complaint. Il
is so rapid, as well as ccrrain in its operation as
to cure this disa greeube orter mos. cfecluaIys
in one hours application only
II does not contain the least particle Of mer
curry, or other dangerous Ingredient, and may
applied with perfect safety by pregnant females,
or 10 children ut the breast.
Pr &C, 81 l. 2 cents box, with ample direct.
IONS
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ANTI-blLiuUS FILLS,
both OF which are TO be tnken together. accotd
ng 10 paiuabie, pi0in and practical direct
ri6ns accompanying the Specific. Price so cts
each
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None nrc genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole rroprie
tor, z. KIDDER, immediate successor TO
Tho late DR. W. 7. CONWAY. For sale AZ the
Counting Room, over No 80 Court street neai
Conce-i Hall, Bos on, and also by his special
appointment, by Dr. ]. WILLIAMS. Warren
Or LEMUEL W BRIGGs, Bristol DR. A. P
MOORE. Newport NATHAN DvhTEE, Fal
River.
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{" ON HAND y,

ssON HAND -
AND FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE,
ND ECEIPTED bills for the NORTH
IN ERN STAR, for S&0, which
will be disposed of at small prslit for
CASH, if applied for soon. Also, just
opened, and will be ready for delivery THIS
DAY, g one package" for 4 $40.
krThose in want Of tfe article, would
oblige the Printer, by calling immediate
ly. Sept. a.
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cs1DpLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK
W WAKING,

t,o yIE subscriber would inform his friends y
Warren and Vicinity, that hs continue,
ins above branch Of business, At =. "'u .s"'
/, law dosms East orihs Baptist mssnng n""s.
~l,crs he wi make Lhaise and wagon aiss
hcs.. : sdales and Brides. Travelling ana 1'ne'
Trunks partmshtesus. Valises, fre DueAe'S'
s,,;,'s Hose and Bellows, &c. &C.
f'uriaacs and HI moss cleaned ana 'ePanea.
Hon, on hand for :alc' an asse''nsn: o.
saddles. Hsrnvrses. Brides, !HEssrs, Whips
Cuuy Combs. &C, which be will sell cheap io'
cash or ,p roved credit.
Chsises, Gigs. CarryaIls. and Wagons, furnish
ed nj short notice.
-. A STARE ofpatronage is respectfully So
THEODORE BARNEY
March G.
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We the undersigned, citizens Of Warren, r.
I. feel peculiar pleasure in having an opPo'
tuni Of re recommending TO the public so vaua-
bile medicine az Ihompson's Family PtHs
invented in the year 1908. by the late deserved
" celebra led Doctor " m. Thompson, Of said
town, the receipt for the m king Of which he
left as legacy TO his fa.nily, who for several
years during his indispost on, made and vended
them under his direct ons, and who alone con
inue 10 prepare them. Having from p,rsonal
exper ence realized the salrtary effects OF those
pills ourselves, We not only give them them the
decided preference over all Others, but sincere
ly wish they may attain that celebrity, in the
public estimation, TO which their virtues SO just
ly cn.itlc them.
s. CHILD j. MAXWELL,
J. SMITH, Jun. j. SNIrH,
C. MHEAToN, J.T. CHILD,
F. SIssoN, }. ]. CRoADE,
b. EDDY, GAl DINER.
Tho above Pills arc KEEP, for sal, in this town
by DR.. T. p. MOORE, Agent Daniel Brew
or Tauuion -. Balch, Jun. John Mason, Prov
,denco Raymond Cole, Boston, and all other
erincipal Druggists.
July "a. 6m.
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DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
4R9T -N
uhG1O0

| HE proprelot begs leave TO recommend
(Which he does with the fulest con6dence)
one Of tie most valuable remedies known ior
this troublesome and painful complaint. With
out go ng into detail, he deems il enough to say
he had IN his poss ession The most urdoubied les
,mon ais thai It has more completely ansUer-
ed the purpose for schtch IL Is Intended, than
any othvr popular n edcne.
This remedy is perfectly innocent in ;ts nppli-
ca, lion, to all conditions, ages and sexes. Full
dire ections, description Of The complaint. sc. sc-
compafiv each packet, vi ch consists OF two
boxes, Oinfment and E!ectuy. Price, 81,
for the whole, or so cents il but ono Of the ar
ticless ~ wsn'ed.
A CERTAIN CIIRE For THE
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SATTINETS-Just received and op-
- en- for sale at LONG ROOM,
July "a.
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TTIONHIsSON'S


NNHESE Pills have been for many years in
T. high and increasing estimation; as con-
ven,ent. safe nd eflectdnl, purgative medicine.
we'll suited 10 persons Of bilious habit. hey
are gentle anu certain IN ther operation, und
aiiord speedy relief to those headachs. and
c,her nun erous dssg eeably symptoms, atten-
dant pn a disordeIed state OF the stomach ano
bowels. Many instances are attes'cd OF ihen
potency in The euro Of the piles, aud 'hev have
been sue cessfully employed for the prevention
und remo' al Of dropse.l sw ciiings Mariners
have long been acquainted with the value 81
this medicine, which may be taken in the most
exposed stus,iohs, and wnh any diet; and IL
efficient in the sudden removal Of that Obsii'
nate costivenoss, 10 v icn persons OF their PR
fes.Ion are liable and IN all cases where All ac,
we. bu, not violent medicine is Indicated Few
if any. il is believed, who have once used these
pills have ever afterwards neglected TO furnish
themselves with sup. on going to sea-
They n, likewise highly esteemed, and may be
safely used. b, women before and after coniine-
nent.
es- Mono are gcnliue without the s.gnatur-
Oft. M, & l.. THoMPsoN, by whom only the,
.Ie prepared and sold at Wore X. l..
Unwilling 10 burlben the ublic with long
lis, of subser ribers, we nave deemed II proper 10
subloin the certificate Of a few only, o. those
Whose experience has tes ted the efficacy Of ou'
Pills.
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ing the house of an early hour before it
should be fastened, then killing Mr..
White, by first knocking him on the head
SO that they should not be smeared With
blood, taking the iron chest, and carrying
it on board boat, if one could be had,
otherwise to remove it in "a Wagon: that
these conversations took place in Febru-
airy, and that they were to wait till the
snow should be off, SO that their tracks
could not be traced.
Before the time when the murder Of
Mr.. White was committed, which hap
pened in the night of the 9th April,
Hatch and Quiner had both been arrest
ed for other offences, and Hatch commit
ted to New Bedford goal, and Quiner to
Exeter goal.
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DEATHS.

On Monday night last, james Alser jr. aged 20
years.
In North Kingstown Mr. James Rose, aged SO
years.
In North Providence, Mr. William G. Corey,
aged 36 years
In Bristol, on Tuesday 4th, Mrs Mary Elliot,
formerly Of Newport.
On the 26th ut at Union Springs, Martha Slo-
cum Burnham, consort OF Asa N. Burnham, and
daughter of the late Thomas Hammond, Esq. Of
New Bedford in the 32d year Of her age. In the
dsoth of this truly excellent woman, society sus-
tans an irreparable loss Those allied by the ties
of affinity bowing in humble reverence, to the af:
fctve dispensation. consoed only in the belief
from her well spent life, through redceming love
her pure spirit has found acceptance, and at rest
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ELECT TION SH OE S.
GREAT BARGAINS AT
NEWTON'S

A GREATER variety Of Day GooDs, and
n cheaper than eper offered IN this fo,on
In addition to our fresh stock opened THIS DAY,
more Of those fine Linen hdkfs, at rs cts. and Is.
3d-More white and red Merino Shawls-More
very cheap LEGHoRNs-More Navarino hats at
62 cents-5O pieces more handsome CALicoEs
at l2i cts yd-A rich lot Of (all colors) merno
gauze hdkfs. at so cents.
Broadcloths- Cassimeres-V Vestings-Silk Um-
brellas--Italian Silks-Nankin Crapes-linens
Thread Laces-Sewing Silk-Black Lastings
Russia Diapers, and Carpetings
Likewise-The very best quality Of BED TICK
ING at 25 cts per yard and large assortment Of
CoTToN GooDs.
Store open evenings until o'clock. Our best
endeavors have been to 'piease the eye and suit
the Jancy," and il will cost the public nothing "a
call and see how Ear our exertions have proved
successful. April 7.
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.Another Steamboat erplosion.-The
Cincinnati Advertiser of the Cd ult. says
-"It is with the most lively feelings of
regret we have again to announce anoth-
er of those calamitous events, which have
so often occurred of late upon the West
ern waters. The superior steamboat
Caledonia, Captain Russell, on her way
up from New-Orleans, burst her boiler,
about 9 miles below New Madrid, which
killed NINE, badly wounded seven, and
slightly wounded eight.
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ARRANGEMENT FOR MAY, 1880.

ARRANGEMENT FOR MAY, 1880.
The PRESIDENT, Captain II. S. BUNKER,
ieares Providence, May l, 6, 10, Ia, ~, 25,
20, at 2 p. M.-and .Netc- York 4, g, IL, II,
2l, 27, at p. NJ.
The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON, Capt.
c. CoGGEsHALL, leaves Providence May 3,
Z, l3, ls, 22, 26, 81 at IL M.-dnd .Nec-
York 5, IL, Is, 20, "a, 2s, at Up. NJ.
The BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Capt. f. s.
BUNKER, ieapes Providence May 4, &, IL, IL,
81, 27, at 2 T. M.-dnd .NeT- York /, 8, 10,
Ia, 10, 25, 20, ut Pm.
The WASHINGTON, Captain CoMsrocK,
ieapes Providence, May 8, IL, Is, 20, "a, rs,
at IL M.-and .Ns,c- York: 8, 7, Is, ls, 22, 26,
81 at 4 p. NJ. Mays.
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A. MUNRO,
South Wing X. I. Union Bank Building.
HAS FOR sALE-wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL

WINES.
i (bottied & draught,)
Madeira, March & Co. and Oliveira brandt
Brown Sherry, Sicily Mndeiri, Marsees Madeira,
Tenerfe, Malaga Sherry, Port, Calabrian, Claret,
Hoe, Sautern, &c. &C.
TEAS. Imperial, Gunpowder, IIyson,
Young Tyson, Tonkay, Tyson Skin, Pouchong,
and SOuchong.
LIQUORS. Brandy, (Outard, Dupuy,
& Co. and Weis brands,) Scheidam Gin, st.
Croix and jamaica Rum, Curaco, Martlnico and
other Cordials.
FRUIT. Bunch, Muscatel, and bloom
Raisins, Grapes, Almonds, Madeira and Brazil
Nuts, Curants, Figs, Ciron, SC.
PRESERvES. Anchovics, Capers,
Olives, sc.
SUNDRIES,
Nutmegs, cloves, mace, pimento, pepper, cas-
sia, cinnamon. SUGARS-loaf, lump, white,
brown, New Orleans and crysta!ized. Soda, wine,
and butter Crackers rice, buck wheat, maca-
beau, rappee and Scotch snuff p. A. l.. and p.
G.. Tobacco.
Ilibbert's Brown Stout, at. & pit. bottles.
American Porter do. do.
| April 2S.
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N EW
SPRING GOODS.

| EOB SHERMAN, has received from New
- York and will open this day, large assort-
ment, Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, among
which may be found a great variety of English,
French and Scotch Gnghalns; Calicoes; blk. &
cold bombazne; Italian lustrings; gros de Naples;
gros de Swiss, new article for ladies' dresses b k
and cold levantines; Nankin grapes; furniture
dimity; book muslin; plain and figured jaconet;
furniture chntz, vestngs; rich fancy silk; barage
and Cyprus Grape hdkfs; fine linens and lawns
Sd linen damask, damask table cloths and nap
kns; ribbon; great variety ofcloths for children;
fancy buttons; silk and cotton hosiery; white and
straw colored Navaripo hats gloves, SC.
ALso,-Just received a fresh supply of heavy
Oznaburgh, yard wide tow cloth, and Russia
Diapers. 4th mo 2Sth 1880.
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CHARLESTON, May l.-Br. sloop Diligence,
was spoken off Charleston Bar, 3Oth April by sch
John Calhoun, Ireland, from Philadelphia. -
capt l. was informed that the brig Temperance, Of
Wells, (Me.) from Newport, r for New Orleans,
was wrecked I 5th March, on Elbo Key-vessel
entirely lost, rails and rigging taken to Nassau and
sold. Capt. Clark and crew were taken from the
ID. by the G c and the soop returned to Mas
sau.
Ship North America, Pickens, Of Warren, was
spoken March lst, with $50 bbls oil.
Sch Washington, Edridse, sailed from Norfolk,
9th for Providence.
Ship Majestic, Page, cleared from Charleston,
April 3Oth for New Orleans.
Spoken, 4th Dec ship Frederick Augustus, Earle,
Of this port, with 1000 bbls oil.
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SHORT REMOVAL.

g w. VINsON, informs his friends & the
~. public that he has removed his DRUG Il
MEDICL.NE establishment TO No. 81 on the
west side side of Thames street corner Of Stepens
Dharf, recently occupied by the late VIM. Crooke
esq where he will be very happy to wait on them
acknowledging the smallest favors.
Newport, may IL, 1880. 4-6
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CHEAP
MERINO SHAWLS.

lust received from New York-another cheap
% lot of merino and thibet shawls-green barage,
wide and handsome colors, for veils-a few pieces
more fashionable English calicoes-six pieces
black lasting, fashionable for pantaoons-wiih a
variety of other goods. Constantly receiving from
New York, supplies of new and fashionable
GOODS, which will be sold very cheap.
JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
Apsil %.
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WILLIAM MOORE,

HAS taken the store recently occupied by
Ill Charles +. Hazard, 26O Thames Street,
and will continue to carry on the Tailoring Rus
mess. in all is different branches In addition to
his occupation, he will be happy to serve his
friends with any articles they may want in the
Grocery line, having general supply Of Groceries,
for sale, connected with hs establishment, and
which are Of the best quality.
Newport, April 7, 1880. lT
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BOYS CLOTHES.

II w. LAWTON, has a few pieces Of
-AZ. dark blue, claret, dark and light mixed
bottle green drab, crimson and scarlet PELISSE
CLOIHS-better than almost any other article
for Spring and Fall Clothes for Boys, which he is
now selling at about one half the original cost.
pH NEW GOODS constantly receiving.
April 2l, 1880.