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Charles x, ix-king, was xtravigantly
xtolled and is xecrated. He xeh'b'ted
extraordinary xcellenoe in, xigency, xcess-
i've xacerbation in xaltation,. xemplry in
xfernals, but xtrinsic on 4xemination, no
was xtatic under xhortsfion, and xtreme in
xcitement, and he xtin9uiShed ,xtempore
xpression. l He was xPdtriated for his
xcesses. and to xpiate his xtravagances,
must xist and xpire in xile. epsi'5jt
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r We arc requested to mention, that
the Rev. Mr.. Pease, who is travelling
in order to solicit contributions for the e.
rection ofa house of public worship in
Coventry, r. I. will preach at the Con
srsgatiou.l Meeting house, in Bristol, to-
morrow. Any contributions however
small. which the inhabitants Of Bristol or
tho adioihiss towns may soc tito make,
will BY him be gratefully received, and
tend much to the promotion of the cause
Of Christ ia that section ofthe state.
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'Copt. Berry efschr Charles Sidney arr a.
NorfoIk 18th inst from New York, yepors--s,h
INST Of Egg Harbor fell in with schr Angeline
of Toms River laden with wood. On boarding
her found that her mss,s and iowsprit were
gene and full Of water Two OF the crew were
washed overheard and lost, and one man lying
deed on the forecas,le, having perished during
the severity Of The gafo-t apt 5efsry. the only
survivor was tuken ON boatd.
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pcFrom the Report ofths Secretary Of fhe
Nav which accompanied the Eresident,s 9
Msssses to Congreas on the 9Th inst. we
ExfIses the followipg Pafagr sPns,N = q f,a.'ys !.
10 the fitness oftbs Harbour Of Newport,
OF some pIacv IN NSrragansett Bay, Tor q
Naval Depot ...,.l ..ye.
"The communic ativn- made BY the Com
m;ss;oners, of the N syy. dated lsth Octo-
her. 1923, and addressed 70 you, with the
rcoort On Naval Affairs, at the commence
unsnt, Of the last session Of Congress, at
forded some views in relation TO the fitness
Of the Harbor Of Newport, Rhode-Island,
or some place in the Narrsgansett Bay,
for . Naval Dspet and rendezvous for the
u. S. Navy. y .asq ,.N4rG
From this it appears, that the general
advantages of this Harbor or Bay, for
such parpossss ne, inssone respects, su-
pcrior to any position east Of the Chesa-
peake Bay. In addition to the informa-
ton furnished by this document, it will be
fouud. on reference to the surveys Of Capt
aims Evans Ind Perry, made by other OF
the NAVY Department IL i8 ID and 1917, /,
that the places referred 10 combine almost
evsry advantage desirable for such an es-
tablishment; especially 9 facility ofingrsss
and eersss, with sufficient depth OF wa
,.r for ships of the largest classes, and OF
! capacity to permit the largest aeetsTto
ride within their waters, in security from
.aorm,. or distractions from accommodations
Office; that its proximity to the ocean gives
ali the advantages of convenient attack or
retreat from an enemy; and that, from the
number and nature of the channels Of en-
trance and departure, feet could not be
blockaded within it without an application
of force lncompatabiy greater than the
one intended to be shut up; and that It Is
believed to be defensible at an expense
far less than that which has SssHiReuiTsii
for similar objects. I; In addition to these
important advantages, it is described by
the officers above named, as admitting Of
the entrance ofvessels with the wind'blow
inc from points Of the compass during the
rrevalence ofwhich it would be impossi-
bic to make port ia any harbor on the
eastern coast ofthei United States. lh's
peculiar facility might, ifihe harbor was
nronerly defended, result in the security
ofa feet from the attacks of superior
enemy, and affords the strongest induce
ments to provide for its scientific survey
and the determination Of ell the points cor
nected with the subject. .~,n. o :
It is respectfully recommended that az
appropriation be made, authorizing suct
survey By the proper Engineers, of tht
aH.rbor OF Newport, or other positions or
Narragsnsett Bay, with view 70 the se
lection of a site offering the greatest mum
ber Of, these advantages, and susceptible
Of defence at the least expense to the na'
A:or -
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in act to rsgwlatc Me Police Of The t0'Sn q
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.
In General Assembly, Second Session,
Nav 1904


Section I. Be IL enacted by the General As
.embly, and~by the authority thereof i iscnaci
ed. Ths, no person or persons ehall hereafter
ring or toll any or e,her OF tho bells in any VI
either Of tho public buildings in the town o!
arren, exceet in cases Of irc, or except by
the order and under The direction Of the com
mitte, xho shall be appointed by gail town 20
superinfcnd the same, and that II any person o.
persons shall ring or toll any cr either OF said
bells. contrary 10 thetruo intent and meaning OF
this aci, such person or persons and each and
every Of them, shall upod complaint and con-
yiction thereof, before any justice OF the peace
within the county Of Bristol, pay AZ q fine o sum
no, !ess than fen dollars nor moro than twenty
oilars with all COSTS OF prosecution one, hall
theI eor 10 and for use .f the complainant and
the other half thereof TO be paid INTO the town
treasury, for tho use OF the poor Of said town. j,
i sec. q. And be it further snrcted, Tint Il
any person or persons shall commit any .eePre-
daiioa Of nerpaes upon any house Of pubic
worship. school house, cne'ns-house. or any
other public properly Of any Other KIND in saio
town Of Warren. euch person or persons shall
pay four fold tho damaes thereof, with all costs
of prosecut ron TO bo recovered by an actioi
Of irespuss, on the case, in the name ofthe tow o
council Of said town, in any court in tho c"un
., Of Bristol, Of competent jurisdiction 10 IT.,
the same +; and oil sums OF money, 80 recovered.
shall bo appropriated, SO far a. tho came shal
be necessary, under The direction Of said tow
coul.ciI; 10 The repnfation Of tho damages oces
stoned by such depreda,ions or tresPassss. ant
the balance thereof sla II be raid into the town
treasury, 10 and for the use Of the pour Of saic
town. -,ec,t t1- -i- IA, e4t.t,,lt- i,a,e,. Fl
True Copy Witness,
HEN,,Y BowNN, Sec'ry.,
EP The Committee appoined to SUI
the ringing ofthc Bell in the
Baptist Meeting House, x, the town OF
hereby give notice, that they
will prosecute all violations Of the sforc-
said act. ~ '5.''s
Dec. a. 81 .'"'' ~ ''i' ol
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The Virginia Patriot has, with, great
Formally, recommended Lorenzo Dow, as
a candidate for the Presidency Of the u
nised States which accommodation is
seconded by some papers in Kentucky.-
The C Patriot" speculates upon the chan
ges or reforms that would be made IN
Washington in case of" Lorenzo's" elec
ton. ee
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The sch. En,erpf re. DAVIS, Of and for Snow,
hill. Nd froDi ". Yok. VAS caPsized IN 'quai'
when short distance bolow Governors 10 and.
The pilot boat Trsnsi,, then eight miles Oh.
came 10 the sssis, anc. of the sufferers and saw
ed al OIL board but James Davis, q seaman
wbe was drowned. The survivors were 9, rried
to New York; The vessel went ashore below.
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Cleared at Charleston. lIth inst brig Atlas
ThoIspsop. for New Osleans. .Jsl
Arr at Ghsrlesio on, I4lh inst. brig Crawford
LII, her. fro6N Now Orleans.
ARA, New York, 18Th bri. Premium. Fnnk
rom New Orleans.
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The schr Ndnroe. Hill, from Havana for Phi
adelphia Sss abandoned at sea eih inst - was
of Chinco,eague ON the 5h and lost rudder and
part Of her stern another gale coming on, were
confpt lied 20 abandon her, captain and ere"
taken of blythe sloop Hun,ress arr ~ Norfolk.
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The brig Helen. Jordan, from Portland Dec
S for, ,Ma,anzss experienced severe gale 7'h'
aud was thrown on her beam ends; by cutting
T, sny ards her ma,is went, and she rghted full ol
water; sth the crew were taken oG and have ar
rived al N.York.
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The schr General Warrington I'm New York
FOR Fhlsdelpha, with plsis'er. was lost on the
point Of Cape Heslopen s,h inst and al the
crew, four in nun Der, except the mate Mefo
los:-the schr wenr to pieces ia an hour alter
sle struck. NA'' 49,
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DIED.,
MARINE LIST.
. PORT OF WARREN. s

,I0ARRivED since OUR LAST.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin.ff Provi-
dence. ,..-..., -,
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, f. do ai toaH
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The schr Republican Of and from Ph''sd. Tor
Chesapeake. was fallen in with sth inst OIL cape
,,s:; had Lost foremost ,udder ..a :::--...::
pilot boat being unable 10 tow her ms the crew
we're taken off and carried 10 Norfolk.
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On tho 9th inst. lat sS, great 9uantity nj
co,,sn was seen BY Capt Fuller Of Bristol hc,
who ricked up three "a. bales. one marked v b
IS TWO D RIB; one round do same mark, snc
part Of another HH.g .g.Fo8 -,eu1
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9Th inst lat IS Is, lon "a, the schr Triton Of
Frankfort was seen, nothing standing ao've
deck. suiIe.1Sigeing md spars alongside, no Per
son 70 be seen on board. ytft ~
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Sailed from Bristol, ship Charlotte,
Church, Havana sloops Energy, Glad
ding, New York Julia Ann, Ray, Nam
tucket. rl.fe ,9A4 Nod ~ ,triaa3f &
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THOMAS FALES, ESQ.


AJast ired-THis Week,
a FEW copies of Demonology and
A WitchcraR, by Sir Walter Scott,
in / vel: Famiy Iibray. Also, the
Delorne in vols. Also, lot Of Ink
Stands for portable Deslss.
NATHANIEL CHURCH, Jr- :,
Bristol, Dec. l8. N
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Sailed on Monday, briggs Brothers, Ed
dy, Trinidad Zephyr, Champlin, do.
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fr The annual election of Officers OF
St. Albas's Lodge, No. 6, in Bristol, will
be held'dn Monday evening next. ~ ! (
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G.. M. M.FESSENDsiN,

EHAS Constantly on hand School
Books of every description used il,
this vicinity Just received, lsridgcwater,
Handel q Haydn Church Music new e
aaioas, .Olney's Geography, Eoelish Rea
ders impfo d. Wsbsters school Diction-
ayr. l. Rcgistes-R. I. Thomas,
Comic. pocket SO Almanscks, low priced
Pc & Cap Paper
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,'S7s =, w, BURR., .asi
'ea' :. HAS JUST RECEIVED '.si
NEW : G0oDS Il!


a 4, fsw pieces II those sUperIsiiss Brown
~ Cloths, for Ladies' wear =
Do do heavy do and mixed for Gentle
Merino Cioths, genuine '4F.-1.. '"A q. -.
Merino Circsssians, the best assortment u
s The Markes 'ef'is y ~ II ~ .,,s
Mourning articles ofevery description !
Changeable Silka, Of many shades, plain
81 and figured n W. e '',. -,
FashionsbIe Plaids fot Bonnets s'''s - ~
Tsi-eolored Fancy Handkerchief y,
Changeable Gsrniture Ribbons ~
Real [anchor) plain Ribbons
Ladies Gloves, q greater Var;ety than ever
offered /,
Bronze, ~ Transparent and Turkey red
Prints sc mohe9H 80 olHi Epi~'
Ladies Velvet Cravats ssli di@o' A.'a -
Real Studs for ladies and gents. wear
|Supeitwhite Silk and open worked cot
ton Hose E B,Ex
Extra rich Goats Hair, real imitation. and
common CAMBLETS ~
Impartial Damask, Irish and Russia Dia-
pks, sc. Sc. s,f-1 4 M.
Dee. l8. sa.4s. te..ss ,ei
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cHEAPslEE-oR TWO DOORS SOUTH OF THE
WARREN BANK, HAS BEEN HEARD
''' p SAYING, .i,,.,u, \
Look ys !look ys h;iher, for Ppe srord for
each and eve,y one Of ye. !: yea more than
! this, Ihaue some facts to communicate,
.oh;ch By reading thou can'st find out =
ithhope as an impulse, and past facts
= to prompt, ,OI W & tlI.y I.yE1l.3E q
My theme is begun & the ends not forgot;
Which s just to inform the good people
Where work may be had of,As, very best
And I stylish I. ever ever wa, PLACID ON back
BY hands OF Tailor, or those Of Jack.
With reason to guide me and Ja'h'on to
speed, os4A
Ny "a thoughts SCENT seem % centre on keeping
mi work the old Iron and flourish il welt;
NY bodkin shall traverse with extra dis
For the sound Of . rival just sends mo ~
4 head, .6sfsAf
When | enter the list with needle and
thread. o. la. SD hrs a.!g.
Now if Tonic or Ton,it matters not which,
fhc main part fall, is to have a good IT.;
in Older to this, advise you TO call,
.Andtry the key cote, which will give the
i right tone .s..la -.
When touch'd by, wotkm,n whose
shears never slip, So
which for all the world round is II
ISAAC i. PEOR.
Warren, Dec. 95.
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THETERSHAM-for boxcoats &c.
Just received and for sale at aas
Dec. 25. M LONG ROOM. {,
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which wsfc advertised to be recsivsd on
Wednesdays the 23d. The subscriber 20
licits the favor Of call, from those who
arc desirouss Of purchasing and being
himself convinced, that he now possesses
the ability, he believes hs can Bconviace
others, from actual .demonstrativs proof,
that he has the will also, to sell his Goods
at small prices. Among other Goods,
he has received and Offers for sale--- 'ee
BROADCLOTHS, from, Is to ~ per
-yard--soas ercellent bargains fa.p'.
Kevseymeres and Satinstss, great vari-
,s ETY. "a 90 sqiut,4 al'sh Aiset'
Circassians, Bombazettss, 2a'
Calicoes, some Of the BEST and LATEST
STYLE LONDON PRINTS r9fafe
Fancy Hdkfs, Rose Blankets, q ails'r,
Linens, Silks, &c. nss sf 7ipt
ree.-s ALSO, ae s.q' q
Cotton Goods at the lowest Cash prices.
STEPHEN DAVOL. ~
Dec. 25, 1880. fU 4
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yhsl leetphas,f bss'pf af r!rhe
50 ! &s.sSA - eiI IsGsask, LAY tie
.IazRSf csldsessqf shs ssSP0 ypd
prsyk =. " tie faty,s, is NJ less .cess fir-
vess - ,kaa. iks sarss. E 10 SsiLwss t''sh
a Mssy Chri.tpss and e0nseitsspoe 20
void Of oaspess As rfSAno
.'NsA Iaiec log which the Engr.h bum
dsri6a the whole l2 days Of Christmrs'
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X r aCourt<f Probate holden within
~ and for thStown Of Bristol, on Mon
day, the 9th day of December, A. d.
1880, 3O,-Application was made that an Ad-
ministrator may be appointed on the e.
tateof Z -
THOMAS FALES, Esq.
late OF Bristol, deceased. Whereupcn i
was ordered, that the consideration there
ofbe referred to Monday, the Sd day. of
January, A. d. 1881, at Court Of. Pro-
base, to be holden at the Hotel, in said
Bristol, at 8 o'clock P. M, and that
previous notice be given in the
Northern Star, printed at Warren,
to all persons interested to appear at that
time and be heard respecting the same,
Witness, SAMUEL SWAN, Clerk:
Bristol, Dec. IL, 1880 vv' !,
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GADDIIxr0a

Pie subscriber has removed his late
= establishment FROM Smiihfieid TO
Charlestown. and viii be found next door
to the store OF David Humphreys, ESQ
where be is now ready to execute every
thing in bis line, and will keep constantly
on hand.
Saddles. Brides. and Harness,
oil every description. and hopes by his Ut.
tention to business to merit "A share OF pub.
lac patronage. lie returns his sincere ac
know iedgements 20 his Smithfield friends,
for their libersliiy TO him " lille residing in
their town. and will make il their interest,
as Il Is hrs duty TO serve them well, if thew
will call upon him
SAMUEL IT, ALLEMONG
Charlestown. April Z. 1880
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ll1E subscriber Offers for sale his ex.
"a esllsn. FARM. called Mount Hockey,
lying IN Fairfax connty. Virginia. consist
ing OF FIVE HUNDRED ACRES f;f,v
OF which are heavily numbered. This farm
Is adJoin'ng the lands Of John LLOYD. Ste.
pi'eH Daniel. Coleman Brown. and G. g
Stuart: There is on.ibis farm toIsrabI,
good Dwelling House. with five rooms.
and oil necessary buildings. It's soil is
kind, and productive OF corn, wheat. rye.
and tobacco. Its situation is known 10 lie
healthy, and in an agreeable neighbour.
hood There is also on this farm = good
apple orchard. and number OF never.
iailiDg springs Of the best water.
Any further description Of the land
IS deemed unnecessary, as any persons
wishing 10 purchase will first view 4, ard
Judge Tor Themselves. IL will be shsun.
IN apple a'Ion TO the subscriber, or 10 NJ,
Bennett. living on The premises.
GEO. LEE TURBERVILLE
March 81, 1880
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GARDEN sErDs

NCSi received and for sslo al the Charles.
~ Town APoihecary and Book Store. VAR.
Gus kiods OF GARDEN SEEDS. the create,
part OF which have been tested the p,s,,,,l
>pr'ag IN hot beds, near the city of BaIt,.
more, aud found genuine. The foliowin.
Iist comprises the names Of MANY Of them
Early Frame, Royal Dwarf Marrow Fat.
Matches or tall, Early Washington. Dwarf
Blue Imperial. and Tall Sugar PEAS,
Large Lima, Rob Roy. Red Marrow Fat.
Washington Pole, China Dwarf, Earl, Vel
low, &r BEANS,
Blood BEET,
Large Swelling PARSNIP.
iankard lisrEs round White Flat, and
Ruts Baga TURNiP.
Long Orange and Blood CARROT.
Fiai Dutch yellow Savoy, EarIy saii.bur,
Orumhead. Large White, Sugar Loaf. Eari,
York. Large York. and Green Savo, CAg.
BAGE.
Red Turnip, Scarlet, Long Salmon. and
White Spanish RADtSH,
Brown Dutch, TeboisbsIi, White Ioaf
sugar Loaf, and Ice LETTUCE.
fiekIing, Cluster, Green Turkey. Lone
Green, and Early Frame CUCUMBER.
Early and late CAuLiFLoWER.
White aad Early Purple Cane 9ROCOII
Com Portsr's Chiliao SQUASH. yeg,,s'
ole Marrow SQUASH,
siraw-coioured, White, and Azorean or
Mammoth ONION,
Water Cress. White Solid CeIery. Donb,.
PARSLEY Sumner Sasory. Pepper Grass, SC.
&c &C. JAMES BROWN.
r. ;. Also, fresh supply OF Medicines.
winch makes the assortment coinpiete.
March "a. In
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HANDSOME FARM


4 YINC 10 jefferson Coue,v. v. =, a..
- road from ChaElesioun 10 Alexandra
one mile from Keyes' Ferry on the SHE
nandosh river. 8 miles from Harpsr, Per
~, ana three from Chariestown. The soil
uu 'ce hms''one. sqasl 70 any in the
farming order There sre as5 acres. co
OF which are On timber Through Il ran,
= stream Of wafer of sufIicieai fsres 10 tnss
= mill' with good site Tor water vol.
ibe improvements are. dwelling houses
oarn' twiih siaehug under ~ corn house
shop. With good dwelling house attached
70 y Tbis - = desirabl. property. ard
deserves the sttention 81 persons sisbiog
10 'nyes' money IN land Terms Of ssIs
can he kaown BY applying 10 tie ,ubsc,,.
befs, EeSsdiag on .ald farm
MARY BURNETT.
=. THOMAS r. BURNETT
March 10. 1880.
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SIP The above Ointment 10 offered TO
me public as safe and certsio remedy for
those oostinais diseases. some OF which
ence-
Isl. White Swellipgs OF ever description.
20 Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing
sd Seh'rru, or Glsnduisr tumors pariicu-
iariy those hardened tumors In womeo 5
breasts. which o.tsDtimes terminsie in uIeer r
ated cancers.
4'h Feicps. u what some people know By
the name OF Cstsrrhs, Of every description.
OH Rheumatic pains Of the joints.
9Th Sprsins and bruises Of every descrip.
tion. CT ia shatever part situate.
7ih. letters Of all kinds 10 this complain,
the patient in applying the Ointmeo,. must
keep ibe part out Of water
9Th Chlbisins or psrts affected by frost.
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Cabinet Ware & Hard Ware.

f1bE subscriber has succeeded IN prepar-
- ing good assortment Of EABiNET-
ARE, consisting OF the follow ing articles,
Bsds,cads assorted, Wash Stands,
Tsbles do. Candle Stands,
Bureaus do. Cupbosrds,
Secretaries & Book Cases,
Sideboards, Safer. Cribs,
Work Tables, Cradles, &c &c. sc.
HaSdrcue, ssiied 10 Cabinet. Maker, and ofA<y,,
say-
Gimbiets sprig Avis,
Hsodsaw Flies. large and small,
Bedscrews, Brass and Iron Castors,
Bed Caps and Casters,
Brass metal and Iron Butts.
Common Knobs and Handles,
Thread and Plate Escuichsops,
Locks assorted.
Portable DESK FURNITURE.
Brass Nails and Tacks,
Iron Tacks assorted. Flush Bolts,
stand kstohes, Genuine Oil Stones,
Sand PaPar. Looking Glass Screws.
SPrigs and Screws assorted,
Card Table Hinges.
Splendid sets Of Uiaifers, ns.s. patterns.
Lead Pencils,
Spring Laneets, Evans Grown do.
SparrowbiIis assorted,
CHE.iP BIBLES md TES T.4JMEh.TS.
Adjoining my Wsre-roofn. . have q rea,
little store Of Medicine. Had,csre, Drugs, &c.
MEDICINE.
oPium' Quinins, Spirits Ammonia
Seidieiz Powders, Carbonet do
Sooa do Essences OF all kinds.
Spanish Flies, Ratsbane.
Rotten Stone Best Ipd;so
Confecti opery, Blister Plaster
Emp: Roborans, Strengthening Plaster,
All The various Salts,
All the various Banks,
OILS Of various kinds,
Pepper, Alsp'ce, Ginger, Potash, Alum,
Iseo saunders, Pomice Stone. Glue,
Sp"n' VINE. Spirits Turpe ntine,
CopaI varnish, Black yarni,h,
oum Sbelac, Windsor Soap, Hair Combs,
Cameis Hair Pencils, Cologne " ster.
Dohs' Scales and Weights, and all the arti-
ces really necessary in the practice OF Me.
dieine in this country
The above named articles will n. soia 20
the public 90 very accommodating terms for
cash. or credit 10 punciual persons.
Also, Flour. Rye, Wood, or Corn. in ex.
cnsnge FOR good Furniture. Mt cash prices.
I'm apprentice Wanied "A Boy of Ia or Is
years OF age, 81 moral aud induslriou. habits
WIN good English eGuca alton, will find viz,
me az opPoriunii, Of learning the Csbioe,
and Bedstead Making business, ip ali liz Va.
rious branches. 10
feel thankful To . liberal public for IN.
KIND supports u has Ter dcre 4 10 mr.. ard ho,s
BY aitent'on TO all the orders and wi.he, ',f
The people. aud by making substantial so,L
and selling on reasonable terms. To mcr,,
AMI receive continuance or those favor.
that viii enable me 10 do Justly to all
ANDREW FOODS.
Cheries'own, March 20. 1880.