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DIR. MENEFEE.

(Lewisburgh, Coaway couaig,) HAS justreceived, per the steamboat lH Reindeer, fresh practising asso,a- mcm of .uediciaes, and may at all times be found at his Office, near his old residence in Lewishurgh, when not professionally absent
 Juae'25, 1s32. l3 If
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WANTED.

T tAis Office, an APPRENTICE to / A the Printing business, smart active lad of l4 or 15 years of age, who can read and spell tolerably we'll, and is of good moral character.
 June 19, 1892.
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Hard Ware and Cutlery.

Cart and wagon boxes, spades, curry combs, cotton cards, looking glasses, can dlesticks, pannel and iron hack saws, knives and forks-carvng, butcher, dirk and pen kniyes-razors in cases, razor strops, scissors, locks, hinges. screws, su- gar boxes, augers, jack screws, screw plates. OK and trace chains-4d, Cd, Sd Tod, l2d and Pod nails-brads, dog irons, combs, iadclibIe ink, cap and letter pa- per, Sc. &c.
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Law Notice.

R. CRITTENDEN SC A. FOWLER. LEAVING associated themselves in the HI practice of the Law, will attend the courts of the Second, Third, and Fourth 'ndiciai Circuits, and the Superior Court at Little Rock.
 August 31, 1881. If g
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PHILANDER LITTELL,

HI-TORNEY TIT LAT,
 ESlDES at St. Francis c. H. St. Fran M cis coanty. and will regularly attend all the Courts holden in the counties of St. Francis, Ciicot, Phillips, Crittenden, Ar kansas, and Monroe. Business entrusted to his care shall be pnnctually attended to. June 9, 1892. B If
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Paper from Wood.--Ithas lately been discovered, says an English journal, that the best paper for wrappers, wri. ting and printing, may be produced from wood shayings boiled in mineral or vegetable alkali. One hundred pounds of wood and twelve pounds of alkali, will produce ! ream of paper.
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From the Long Island Star.
SALT FOR PEACH TREES.

An intelligent farmer of Brushwick, assures us that the application of com mon sat to the roots of his peach trees has had good effect, in keeping the miller from depositing its eggs on the bark, and promoting the growth and the fruit of the tree.
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Groceries.

White Havana sugar, brown do., coffee, imperial tea, brandy. gin--M eira, Mall aga, Port, feneriiTe and Claret wines moiasses, rice, syrup, tobacco, wine bit ,eFs, raislns, candies, salt, soda and seid. litz powders, &c. 8c
 Which, with many other articles, will be sold cheap for CASH. He will also re- ee've fars, Peitries, Hides, Bear Skins, Bear's Oil and 7aitoao, at the highest mar Ret prices, in payment for Goods.
 July %, lss2.
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Glass, China and Queens
 WARE.

Liverpool and common dinner & break fast plates, Liverpool deep and pale blue dishes, common green and blue edged do., tea setts. London teas, pitchers, bowls, ring decanters, wash basins-cut glass, ground bottom and German tumblers, cas tors, &c. Sc.
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To B1,ick-Layers, Br1cIc-

.1lakefs, and Laborers. E9ROM four to six Brick makers, about \ six Brick-layers, and fifteen or twenty Laborers, car find constant employment and the highest wages, in cash, on appli- cation to the subscriber.
 CHRISTIAN BRUMBACK. LiHle Reck, .Nay 16, 1889.
 6-The Cincinnati Commercial Daily Advertiser, will please to publish the above advertisement, once week for three weeks, and forward inc account for the same to the office of the Arkansas Adyo- cate.
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BILL IN CIIANCERY.


 A ND now, on this day, came the said A George L, Smirls, Perry G. M. Smirls, Elizabeth Lindsey, Perry w. Lindsey. Wiley E. Lindsey and John A :. Lindsey, infant heirs of Jemes Lindsey. deceased, by Samuel s. Hall, their guar dian ad-li-tetn; and also tlse said Polly Lassiter, Martin Guest and Sarah his wife, formerly Sarah Lindsey, Eli Lind sey, Valentine Brazil and Jane his wife James Lindsey, Eliza Jane Shurlds and Perry Shurlds, Burket Lindsey and John A. Lindsey, came by Samuel $. Hall. their solicitor: A nd it appearing to the satisfaction ofsthe Court, that said defen- dants, Joel Ramsey and Sophia his wife. Christian ] Bolinger. Joseph Rollinner Frederick Bollinger, Elizabeth Boiling CT. Jun. and Elizabeth ,BoIinger, sen. are all non-residents of this Territory: 1t is therefore ordered by the Court, that, un less they be and appear af the next term of this Court, al Court to he holden at the town of Jackson, in and for the coun- ty of Lawrence, on the third Monday of November next, and plead answer, or demur to the eonplainants bill, that the matters and thirgs set forth in said bill will be taken as confessed, and decree entered up against them accordingly. And il is further ordered by the Court, that copy of this order be published in the Arkansas Advocate, weekly news paper printed at Little Rock. in this Ter ritory, for six weeks successiveiy, before the next term of this fourt and this cause is continued til said term.
 A-trne copy of record.
 Attest, DAVID W. LOWE, Clerk of Laaorence Circuit Court, .a. T.
 July 2l, lS32. IT 6w
 Printers fee, SIS 374.1
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Territory of Arkansas.

VaHgiae 11oacdship, Jefferson County N7E, Peter German, Jesse Stiff, and w James H. Caldwell, have this day viewed stray Mare, to us shewn by Der hard Pouyotte, and we find said Mare to be of the following description, to wit: q light straw berry roan, about fourteen and half hands high, about five years old, all of her legs white up to her knees and hooks, large blaze in her forehead, bran ded on the near shoulder with i've beiieye) N. B. but very dim; and we appraise the said Mare to forty dollars. Also, lilly, about ten years old, a blood bay, no marks or brands perceiyable, appraised to ten dollars.
 Peter German,
 Jesse Stiff, Appraisers.
 j. Ii. Caldw ell.S
 Sworn and subscribed to before me. this 23d day of July, 1882.
 1o 3w Jno. r. PaHen,P. J.
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United States of America.

Territory ef .4rkaasas,
 COUNTY OF LAWRENCE, ss' Circ,pt Court, 1ioy Term, 4. D. 1882. George L. Smirls and Perry G. NJ. Smirls, Polly Lsssiter. Elizabeth Lindsey. Perry w. Lindsey and Wi z ley B. Lindsey, Martin Guest and Sarah his wife, formerly Sarah Lind- $ sey, Eli Lindsey, Valentine Brazil s and Jane his wife, James Lindsey. $ Eliza Jane Shurds and Perry tS ShnrIds, Burket Lindsey and John A. Lindsey,
 JoeIItamscy and Sophia his wife ,Chris-l :; tian J Bollinger, Joseph Bolinger, : Frederick Boiiinger, Elizabeth Boi- : finger, Jun. and Elizabeth BoIlin- [ s ger, Sen, heirs at law of John H. S BolIinger, deceased, 6
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J. BROWN, Capf. U. s. 4.
 Sup'f R. and S. of Iadiaas. Little Rock, A. T. August 10, lS32.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-19
An act prohibiting the sale of domestic lotte.
ry tickets without license.

An act prohibiting the sale of domestic lotte-
ry tickets withou, license.
SEC. I. BE IL enacted by the General As.
sem6ty and by the authority thereof IL is enact.
ed, That no person shall transact business as
a vonder of domestic lottery tickets, without
FIRST obtaining license therefore, from the
Town Council Of the town in which ho re-.
sides, or transacts business.
SEC. 2. find be Il further enacted, That
the Town Council Of the several towns with.
in this State, be, and they are hereby author.
iscd in their discretion, to grant license TO
any person, as vender Of domestic lottery
tickets in their respective towns TO continue
in force one year from the date thereof: Pro-
vided, that before license is granted as aiore-
said, the person applying therefor, shall pay
to said Council for a license, in the town Of
Providence the sum Of one hundred dollars
for license in the town Of ofNowport or North
Providence, the sum Of fifty dollars and for a
license in any other town. the sum Of twenty
five dollars, for the use of the State and in
each town five dollars, for the use of said
Council and their cln'k in full for ,heir ser
vices in granting such license, and in paying
over such money so received for the State, TO
the General Treasurer.
SEC. 3. find be II further enacted, That
each and every person, who shall sell any do
mestic lottery tickets, or part or share OF any
such ticket, within any town in this State,
without license as aforesaid, shall forfeit and
pay the sum of one hundred dollars, for each
ticket, or part, or share Of such ticket thus
sold to be recovered by the General Treas.
urcr, in an action Of debt, TO and Tor the use
Of the State.
| SEC. a. find be Il further endefed, That
each and every person who now has license
from any Town Council within this State, to
sell foreign lottery tickets, shall bo and hero.
by is authorised TO sell domestic lottery tick.
cts, during the unexpirod term OF such license,
without incurring any ponalty herein, or ad-
ditional expense therefor.
SEC. 5. find be Il further enacied, That
hereafter, the several Town Councils afore.
said, shall, upon request Of the applicant, in.
clude in one and the same license, authority
to such person to sell foreign and domestic
lottery tickets, and to transact business as n
money broker, or either, or all, upon payment
as aforesaid, Of ono hundred dollars in the
town Of Providence, fifty dollars in the towns
Of Newport and North Providence, and twen.
ty. fvo dollars in every other town, for the
State, and FIVE dollars for council and clerks
fees Provided, that the applicant TO sell for
sign lottery tickets, shall givo bond for the
per ccntage, as prescribed IN the second sec
lion Of tho act passed in January, ls!s, Gu
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NEWPORT, TUESDAY MORNING. JULY ae, 1881
STATE OF RHODE-IsLAND

STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND
AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
In General .assembiy, June session, A. ID. 1881.
n N Actimposing q per centage on certain
IA Bank capital in the State.
SEC. ]. BE Il enacted BY the General .as.
sembly and by the authority thereof Il is enact
ed, That all banks heretofore Incorporated in
the State, which by their charters are au.
thorised TO increase their original capital
stock, shall respectively pay into the General
Treasury, two and one half per centum upon
the amount Of such increased capital actually
paid in, from and after the 22d day of June,
A. ID. 1881. And that il shall be the duty OF
all such banks in their next annucl report "a
mount fif any) Of such increased capital as
shall have been paid in, since the said TWEEN.
ty. second day Of June, A. ID. one thousand
eight hundred and thirty one.
SIC. 2. find be Il further enacted, That il
shall be the duty Of said banks respectively
to pay into the General Treasury, such sums
Of money as shall annually become due by
virtue Of this act, on or before the first Mon
day IN June, in each and every year hereafter
until the whole of such increased capital shal
be paid in and that in case any of the afore
said Banks shall refuse or neglect to pay into
the General Treasury within thirty days after
the sum shall become due, such sums as shall
become due to the State from the aforesaid
Banks respectively, by virtue Of this act, il
shall be the duty Of the General Treasurer TO
sue for and recover the same from such de-
linquent Bank, with the addition of ten per
centum thereon and costs, by action Of debt
in any court competent to try the same.
True copy--Vitness.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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An act to authorisc certain Military Officers
to take their engagements on their respec.
tive commissions.
BE Il enacted By The General assembly and
By The authority MertQfi is enacied, That all
military officers elected at the last session,
who have omitted to take their engagements
on their respective commissions, be, and they
are hereby scverully authorized to take their
engagements thereon, within sixty days from
the adjournment flhe Assembly, which shall
be as effcctual, as though taken within the
time prescribed by law.
True copy Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-06-19

An act in amendment Of an act entitled an
act to establish Public Schools.
BE IL enacted by The General assembly and
by The authority heeqf IL is enacted, That all
monies in and by the first section Of the said
act provided to be paid to the several towns,
shall henceforth be paid in proportion to their
respective population, under the age Of fifteen
years instead Of sixteen years, as in said first
section provided. True copy--WiineSs,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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An act authorising the Town Clerks in thi.
State, to take the engagement of officers
BE ii enacied by the General assembly ana
by the authority ihereofH is enacted, That the
engagement required TO be taken by any civil
or military officer in this State, may be taken
before any Town Clerk in this State, and
shall, when so taken, be as valid and effactual
to all intents and purposes as il taken before
a Judge or Justice OF the Peace,
True copy--Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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tiled, "An Act in relation to vendsrs Of for
teien lottery tckcts"
Sfc: o. find be H. further enacted. That the
penalties contained in this act, shall not at.
tach to the managers Of any domestic lottery.
tor the sale OF tickets in their own lottery
without license as aforesaid.
True copy Witness,
Je 30 HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
THE Steam. Packet PRESIDENT Capt
l. s. BuNKER, will leave Providence and
Newport, for New. York, on Mondays and
Fridays, s,--and New. York, for Newport and
Providence, on Saturdays and Wednesdays
of each week.
The Steam Packet BENZ. FRANKLIN
Capt L. S. BUSKER, will leave Providence
and Newport for New York, on Sundays and
Wednesday, New-York for Newport
and Providence, on Mondays and Fridays, of
each week.
The regular hour of starting from Provi-
dence is at o'clock p. NJ. and from New
York at S o'clock p. NJ.
These splendid Steam Packets are each
propelled by two separate low pressure En-.
gincs, ofgroat power, and heavy copper boil
crs. Of the most approved construction.
The Boats will touch at the Long Wharf
in Newport, to receive and land Passengers,
as heretofore.
June IA. 1881.
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q 90 ShawIs
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FROM ONE TO TEN DOLLARS.
ALSO, A COMPLETE AS
SOR TMENT OF
oa CARPEIINGS,
Just opened ut TILLEYS.
Boots e. Shoes.
BENJAMIN MARSH, Jr.

BENJAMIN MAR SH, Jr.
HAS Just returned from,
~ e: !: =: I; ! :: + : :;?::; q;
ngs Of different colors; Denmark Satins, do
French Morocco and kid Of different colors,
Bronse Morocco and kid do. of first quality.
He has also purchased new set Of lasts after
the FIRST style,--and hired first rate Philadei.
phia workman to make the above articles at the
shortest notice.
On hand as usual a complete assortment of
Boots and Shoes. .
fle has also for sale, stock ofdifferent kinds for
manufacturing, such as, Calf and Seal skins by
the dozen--Morocco lining and binding skins do.
Shoe thred-shoe brushes--blacking Of the
first qnality-and almost every article usually
called for in a Shoe Store.
AS il is my intention to please customers no
pains will be spared on my part to accomplish it.
Gentlemens work Of every kind manufactur.
ed as usual, Of the best stock and substantial
workmanship, and particular attention paid to
repairing.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON STEAM
PACKET LINE.
Fare reduced to $5 from Newport, g. found.
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NavarinOS,

DUFF, Black and Super White, for sale
- by f. w. LAWTON.
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
HALF Of Pew, No. 80, in the Rev. Mr..
IL Eddy's Meeting House, situate on the
east side Of the Broad Aisle. For further
particulars inquire Of
THO'S. J. PECKHAM,
Market-squarc.
June 81.
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For SALE.

A LOT Of LAND. containing Six Acres,
IA lying on the West Road, belonging to
tho hoirs Of Peieg Uood, deceased, and now
improved by Wn. Stewart Apply to
NICHOLAS q. BOSS
Newport, July.
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THE season for Mead and for Soda has come,
II is getting too hot now, for Whiskey e. Rum,
They are always too ficry-while Soda aud.
Mead
Are the drinks most approved in the tcmpsrancc-
creed.
II the ladies' will do me the honor to pop
For a moment or so into my tasteful shop,
Ill draw :hem, scarce taking one sous from
their wealth,
A fine sparkling glass from the FOUNTAIN
OF HEALTH
have Candy and Pies, and the incest Ice.
tr am,
And jellles transparent, as good as they seom,
] have dogs, horses, singing birds, beautiful
rings,
waxen dolls for the children, and all sorts of
things
have soldiers that nothing on earth can a.
larm,
So gentle and kind too, they II do you no harm,
All the ladies' who see them delighted declare,
That such speetlooking chaps are tho lads for
the fair.
Just stop then, moment, ere summer has
flown,
Come in clusters, in couples, or even alone,
Conc and feast for trile your eyes, mouths
and noses,
On the fine things and good things abounding at
VOSE'S.
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0TATTEND TO YOUR TEETH.

GyATTEND TO YOUR TEETH.
DOCT. JOHNSON informs the ladies'
II and gentlemen Of Newport, and those
in the country, that he can furnish them
with any number Of Natural or artificial
teeth will set them on gold, or otherwise,
which will be fitted with great exactness,
surprising in beauty and elegance, their
former natural teeth; embracing tho modern
improvements in the art and, without causing
any pain or injwy.
Teeth dressed, loaded, separated extracted
and every other operation performed on them,
which their condition admits. .
Those who want teeth, &c. will please to
apply before il be too late.
DRUGS a. MEDICINES.
As Good, as at any other shop, for sale
by Dr. Johnson, at bis Dispcnsary, No.
l66, Thames street .'.. .'....
Dn. JOHNSON, will attend TO the Prae
lice Of Physic, as usual
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"Hear both sides and then determine,
BOOTS & sH Q 4 S.
- % % = - q . II . Z >.
COMPREHENSIVE FORMED.
DAVIS 4 POTTER,
At the Old Stand of JoHN w. DAVIS,
Sign effhs BIG BOOT,
90,
THAMES STREET..

THAMES STREET.
~ HAVE just returned from
New York with q superior se
isesion OF stock Of the first
vi quality, for the purpose Of man.
ufacturing Ladies, Gentlmen's
Is misses and children's BOOTS
+ AND SHOES, in the mos,
- fashionable style, by the frs,
rate workmen. They arc confident the sat.
isfaction heretofore received by old customers
at the establishment mo. 1907 will induce
them still to continue their patronage.
Having the assistance Of Mr.. Potter in the
establishment, every attention will be paid
to all those who wish for the first style of
Boots a. Shoes, made TO measure on the new
est fashion lasts, which they have just receiv-
ed from New York. They have on hand an
extensive assortment of Ladies Gentlemen's,
Misses and Children's boots and shoes Of ev.
cry description, usually called for in shoe
store, of their own manufacturing. Also q
number ofcases Of the above articles, which
they bought for cash in N. York, and are de-
termined to sell them as low as at any other
store in town. M
They keep constantly on hand the follow
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Cloth Dressing.

AT REDUCED PRICES.
vTvHE subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public, that he will col.
or and dress cloth in the best manner and
with dispatch, much cheaper than ordinary
prices, at his mills in Portsmouth.
WOOL CARDED AS USUAL
UJArticles intended to DO sent TO tho Fac.
tory, may be left with Geo. Knowles or Job
Sherman, Newport; Sanford Almy, Little Com.
pton; PeIog Cory ,Tiverton; or Jeremiah Clifford,
Bristol Ferry
All favors gratefully acknowledged BY
sept. 1871 SAMUEL CLARKE.
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SUMMER AKKANGEMEN
6&4R %e@R

TNHE Boston, Taunton and Fall River,
Il mail stage leaves Newport every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday at o'clock,
arrives at Fall River at o'clock; Taunton
at IL o'clock-Dines in Sharon at 2 o'clock,
and arrives in Boston at S. Leaves every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2 O'Clock
dimes in Taunotn at I o'clock-arrives in
Boston at 6 o'clock. Stage books kept at
Mr.. Townsend's. Fore to Fall River 81, to
Taunton $2-to Boston $3
RETURNING-Leaves Boston every day
at S o'clock, dimes at Fall River at 2 o'clock
arrives in Newport at o'clock. Books
kept at Shepard's Bloomfield street. This
line 10 connected with the New Bedford,
stage at Fall River. Fare to New Bedford
90. M
The Providence mail stage leaves Fall Riv.
er every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
II o'clock. Fare 90.
Extra carriages furnished at any time, by
applying to SEABuRr e. TENrANr Agent.
r. b. KINSLEY.
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CONFECTIONERY.
WILLIAM S. VOSE,

NeSpeCJuHy tW0TWS Ne IHHd0ttdntS
and visitors Of Nepport.
THAT he still continues to keep at his
Il old stand. 124 Thames street, where
he intends keeping every thing that is usu.
ally kept in the Confectionery line.
SODA WATER, Carbonated Mead, and
Cider, Restorative Beer, Wines, Cordials,
Preserves. Fruit of different kindsand many
other articles too numerous tomention. He
would also inform the inhabitants Of Newport,
that ho will furnish them with ICE BY the
season, and deliver it at their houses cvery
morning at a low price.
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ICE CREAMS

that he has a room expressly furnished for
Ice Creams ofdifferent favors. The accom-.
,nodations for eating, and the quality Of his ice
creams, are superior to any in the State.
Parties can be furnished with Ice Creams in
the New York and Phladelphia style, as he
has pyramids for the purpose.
Families can be furnished with Cake of ev.
cry kind, as cheap as can be made in their
own families wedding cakes in particular
"a short notice is required for largo cake so
that it may be fresh.
EPSON and Rochelle salts taken in Soda,
surpasses any other way for pleasantness.