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Southern planter., 1832-11-17

Tanning & Shoe-yuaki'ig.
THE undersigned having enlatged their TAN
MING ESTABLISHMENT, and moved their
Shoe Manuiacioy TO tho Caledonia Springs, the
firm will hereafter be conducted under the name
s. McETURTRY a. co.
Who have at present workmen and materials not
inferior 10 any in the state, and would be happy to
supply their old customers and others, with any
thing in their line. They intend keeping a supply
Of BOOTS g. SHOES, at Mr. Halls Store in
Mount Pleasant,--and also At Mr. Joseph Sever
sons in Woodyillo.
sAML McMURTRY g. Co.
March II, 1889 II
Southern planter., 1832-11-17

DURING my absence from the State, 10Y only
legal agent, or attorney in fact, IS Cato q West, Esq.
Of Woodtile. No accounts contracted except
by his authority will be paid. Such contracts Of
my former agent either by noe, bill open account,
ns relaieto the supply ofmy plantation ofAshwoed,
during his agency, will be paid by my new agent,
but such as were for any other purposes, although
charged TO me by any person whatever will not
be paid, as did not authorize Them
GEO. POlNDEXTER.
dshwood Place Oct. 10, 1889. 44w3
AsNArcHEz 'cilplsase 20 giDe Me ADORE three
Insertions, ana toruGrd act 10 g. c. WEST
Southern planter., 1832-11-17
NOTTCE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WAS. COMMITTED 10 the Jail
Of Amne county, on The i7ih day
N3 Of June, 1899, by Charles Davis,
K1Ng>A ESQ negro man who c1lla his nomc
SNAVJOHN, aud says be bclongs 10 John
oAtkf son Jose, living in Aiakapas. Lousi
HI ana said negro is of black complex
Jon, about 80 years Of age, feel 8
ie inches high. has scar above The righieyo, had
on when Committed blue cotton pautaloons, grey
roundabout and old shoes The owner Of said ne
gro is requested to comply with the law and take
him outofJail -
MORGAN DAVIS, sheriff s. yaiio,.
Liberty, Amne Couny,l
June II, 1889. 30
Southern planter., 1832-11-17

RESPECTFULLY tenders his services to the
Ciiizcns Of Woodwlle and vicinity, in the different
branches Of the Dental Department, and feels conf
dent, that by his knowledge and experience IN tho
prolession--and having the advantages Of Med-
cal Education, that ample satisfaction will be given
to all who may favor him with call
He will extract, separate, preserve and embellish
the Teeth in the best mlnner.-Pug with Gold or
Silver, and insert artificial Teeth, of the best ma
erals Tile diseases oithe Mouth, Gums g. Teeth,
promptly cured
Ladies' and Gentlemen will be waited upon in the
country, # requred.-lle will be found at the
Woodyillo Hotel
Woodvllle, Oct II, 1889. 4I-tf
Southern planter., 1832-11-17

HAS received, and Is now Opening, a oeporal
assortment Of GOODS, which he vii sell on
as. good iems as any IN Woodvnle. 0'
JaaG !, 1882 GO
Southern planter., 1832-11-17
NOTICE.

Louisiana ;--said negro is about five feet OF 9
inches high, l8 or 20 years of age-had on a pair
Of cashmere pauialoons and cotton shirl--said ne
aro is Of dalk complexion.
The owner Of lie above described negro is re-
quesied 10 comply with the law, aud take him on,
Of Jall, or he will be sold 10 pay Jail and other
charges.
THOS. +. W. JAMES, Jailor.
September 8, 1889 80
Southern planter., 1832-11-17

TIE undersigned having been appointed by the
honble THoMAs H. PRossER 10 survey, divide,
and make PARTITION into Two equal parts Of certain
tmct OF land adjacent to- aud on part Of which the
Town oi foft Adams is located, containing by esli-
nation one hundred and two acres and 90 100. the
half part Of which is claimcu by William Jones,
aud The other half is repuied 10 belong - Bah.
rille his heirs or proper representatives; have, in
execution of tie charge, surveyed and partitioned
the sime accordingly; aud in conformity with the
statute 10 suchcase provided, we have appointed
Monday tie Sd Of December next, to meetat the
store of Israel T. Browning, IN Fort Adams, to
ballot il behalf Of the respective claimants for the
shares iuio which said land has been divided.
where those interested may attend If they think
proper
Southern planter., 1832-11-17

NEW GOODS
& VARIETY STORE.


]. SAUNDERS, next door to G. c. WeadQ
near the sank fronting The Public Square, olsna
sale. low for cash, or to punciual customers o. 3
usual terms,
ii C0riety & good aSsog@ent
Of new and fashionable goods suitable for Asns
koi, consisting in part Of the following articles
Superfne Dress and Frock Cloth Goats, lsa
and Panialoons, do, with good assortment Of q
and winler clothing: Carnetinp. Cassinetts. O.
meres. Sattinetts, Circassians, Hastings. Bumh
setts, Bumbazines, red, white and ereen FIanrss
Wool and Fur Hats, Boots, Shoes, Gloves Rdg
Whips s. Spurs.
Also--Calico Assorted, Cambricks, rich %
broldered aud plain Cape, Gro de Nap, Palmafa
or Gaudere, Muslin g. Blond Cause Fancy IIins
kerchiels, Black, White, Bobt. and Blond Glas
Wells, Bobt Lace, French Muslins and Ginabla
Book, Null, Jackonet & Swiss Muslins, Edgne
lnsernngs, rich Embroidered Muslin and B'|
Capes, Sattins, Black Italian Hastings, SinshH
Black col. Plain and Figured Gro de Nap 81
satin Brilliant, Gro de Orleans, Cause ds
Maraboul Cause, col Florences, Assorted
w, Pongee and German Silk Handkerchief
Atso-Crockery, Glass and Hardware, Grocer
les, Medicines, Perinmeres, McCassar and HnS
Oil, Dunstable's Leghorn, Silk Bonnet; Trimming
with many other articles too tedious 10 mention
lie hopes to receive share Of public patronage
his friends, and persons visiting Woodule, ~hl
view of purchasing goods, will find il 10 he'
Interest 70 call and examine for themselves.
Noodville, September 20, 1882 80
Southern planter., 1832-11-17

ALL 'noies, bills, and open accounts" due by
the Hon George Poindexter which have been
drawn, and contracted in his name, by me as his
agent, for the use of bis Ashwood plan aton, or
iur The payment Of his just debts, 10 which, from
the style of his advertisement ofthe 18Th of Octo.
her last, he seems particularly averse,) will be IL
quidaied by me, fin shaliappear, that have drawn
or contracted them without full authority from hun.
under his hand aud seal
J. g. POlNDEXTER.
Noodyille, November 10, 1889. 45w3
The NATcmEz ru please TO givc he abopc three
insertions, and Jorpdrd dc't 10 JGP
Southern planter., 1832-11-17
PL.ANET.

For Fort Adams, Bdyou Sarah, Edusse I'D
Port Hudson, Port Hickey, Baton Rouge, n
queHiine, DOnuldsonDille, and all inierm,da
landings
The well known staunch Steamboat
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DIGGES OFFICE.

Lynchburg, July 30th, 1892
Drawing of the Virginia Monongol!a Lottery,
class 10 4, for 1892
40 IL "A 3 43
Combnaton-l 81 40 prize ofS10o remain
ed unsod, IN whole ticket for mother reason but
the want Of some adyenturer who would advance
ST. and make it his property the SPLEEN
did Dismal Swamp Lottery, No l. which draws
next Friday-aoptaining Capitals Of $50 0Oo-
cl0,odo-Si,oo0- of $1,000, &c.-Cal for
- Its n d yes OFFICE,
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= TIM following are the Executive Po.
.19s ottbe Senate, On the nomqluoo IF u
Gwn. referred to ia the foregoing article
THURSDAY, Becenrer s. I'd
Ih" following message Wis received from d
Prcs.Iuto. ,ho United States, by Mr.. Do1aea
hI5 Secretary.
Ia nc Senate Of he lpjt'4 Ho'css
WA>usaTos, Derrmber >, ls3
Commissions having been gr,oteddurng Il.
cess Of the Senate, 10 the following persons iof
ot6ces cspocuyely annexed to their names, ln'
nominate diem to the 5gmc w.
john II. Jacobs, a. g.. &
Samuel Gwln u be Registered the Land
for the District Of lands subje, 10 sale at vi n
SaIus, IN the State Mississippi wee s,oh'ey |
Hays, deceased
The message was read
Ofdsred, That the nominations Of Register Il
Receivers Of the several Land Offices, h. 'stag7
To the Committee on Public Lauts
TuuHsDaY, Dccenber22 1881
Mr. Kine, from the COMMITTEE On Public LaFa
reported on the nomination ri Samuel own, eeI
tanned N the message oftle Stu d Dec ma.r
The Senate proceeded II consider iie ION
ton
On thcquesrion--a WI the Senate ady'se I
consent to the appointment Of Samuel G%m q,
twas determined in the negdtlte- less =
Nays -
On motion by Mr. Johnston,
The yeas and nays beng desired BY oac-ti,
the Senators present,
Those who voted IN the affirmative, are
1EAS-McsSrs, Bib, Brown Dallas, ~
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a4ay, .a. Is J.laren.u'.todo ar sesgtH
That column Of the majesty Do man,
mis- 10, on. be bull upon reason bIs fortified b
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
NOTICE.

Dr The National Republican Free
men Of this State are requested TO elect
delegates from their several towns, in the
ratio OF Representatives to the General
Assembly, to attend Convention to be
holden at Providence, on Wednesday, the
twenty sixth day Of September, instant,
for the purpose Of nominating ticket Of
ELEcToRs Of President and Vice lresi-
dent of the United States; and Of consid-
ering and adopting such measures as will
tend to ensure the election Of said ticket,
aud to unite the opposition in this State
10 the reelection Of Andrew jackson.
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WANTED.
.NrRp ifpfnediaf6ly. n IN

wv ANrsD Immediately, smart active
w lad from - to le years Of ACE.
10 an apprsSties to the Sail Mskins busi'
ness. One that can come well recon-.
mended win receive good encouraR
on sppIic alton to the subscriber, at his
Sail Loft, on the Market wharf, in rear
Of the boarding house of nj. Pesrce Jr.
JONATHAN ALGER, Jr.
fF Sail Making executed as above at
short notice, in the best manner, and on
the most reasonable terms.
Bristol, Sept. 8.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST

ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
3d-arr schr Polly, Nickerson, from
Gardiner, with lumber to William Col
lins.
Sloop Hannah s. Nancy, Winslow, fr
Newport.
4th-arr sloop Pacific, Griffin, fr Riv-
erhead.
Below-brig Blackstone, Frink, 81 ds
from Lcghorn, bound to New York-put
in 10 land Capt. f., he having been un-
well during most Of the passage. Pas
ssngers, Mr.. Murry, lady and child, and
Don Antonio Bonaparte, prince Of Ca
nh-i,) son Of Lucien Bonaparte.
.6th-arr below, brig Mary Hart ,Soule,
4, New Orleans, and 20 days fr tho Ba.
lire. bounS to Boston Spoke, 9th inst.
20 miles E. from Chineoteaglp Shoals,
scl,ooner -7, CroweiI, from Balti-
:.n,s. for .Bostos. On the Goth ult. lat
q 80. son a. 50, fsll in with the wreck
ihs brig Torno, Capt. Snow, Of and
Nsw Bedford, # Mobile, with . car
- oflumber, and took from her tho Off
es,, crew and passengers, 10 ia aumber.
Ths Tcroo was capsissd on tho i4.h, Ia
: violsr, hvyiesss, Mrs Msry Psscs'''
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MARRIED..

In Barneysville, (Swsnzey) on the
aoth ult. by Mason Barney, Esq. Mr..
JosnuA MAxrIsLD, Of Bristol, to Miss
Rebecca Peck, Of Seekonk.
In Providence, on Sunday evening last,
by the Rev. Mr.. Pattison, MIR. James
M. Chnffee, to Miss Ophelia Caroline
Loughead, daughter Of the late Capt
Charles T. Loughead, of this town.
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WARREN ASSOCIATIONS.

The LXVth annual meeting Of this
body, will be attended at the Baptist
Meeting House in this town, on WE'D
NESpAY next, 18th instant. Rev
r. E. Pattison, Of the first Baptist
Church in Providence, is appointed to
preach the Introductory sermon. Rev.
Pharcellus Church, IN case of failure
PRAYER meetings will be attended, at bell
ringing, in the morning Of Wednesday and
Thursday. A sermon may be expect
ed on Tuesday evening, preceding the
day of meeting,) at 7o'clock.- The in
troductory sermon will be delivered at
half past 10 o'clock, A. M. on Wednes-
day. At Z o'clock, p. M. the annual
Missionary discourse may be expected,
after which collection will be taken, to
aid in diffusing religious light, and gos-
pei privileges, in the f" dark corners Of
the earth"
Other religious exercises NAV be cx-
pected, Of which previous notice will bs
given.
49, The Committee ofArfargements Of
~ will be in session, at the Baptist
Meeting House, on Tuesday, afternoon
and Wsdnssday morning, to receive the
Clergymen, Messengers,&c. and conduct
them to their lodgings.
Warren, r. L. Sept. 8, 1882.
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DIED.

In Bristol, on the slst ut. John, infant
son Of Mr.. Pardon Lake, aged l year &
8 months.
In Taunton, on Sunday last, much and
dcservedly lamented, Mrs. Sarah Ann
Coggeshail, wife Of Mr.. Thomas j. Cog
geshall, and daughter Of Thomas Church,
ESQ. Of Bristol.
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FAS III IONABL
WAUGWRa
u. JOLL&,

" OULD inform his friends and the
w public, that he has taken the
shop formerly occupied by Mr.. l. l..
Peck, over No. 3, Cheapside, where he
intends carrying on the Tailoring bust
ness, in all its various branches. Hav-
ing made arrangements for obtaining the
latest New York and London Fashions,
garments will be made in the newest style
aud the neatest manner. As he will de-
vote his whole attention to his business,
he fatlers himself that he shall be able to
give universal satisfaction, to all those
who may favor him with their custom.
All garments made by him, will be war
ranted to fit, Or may be returned
Clothes cui 20 order at the shortest no.
tice.
He respectfully solicits share Of the
patronage of his friends and the public
Orders from the county will be punctu-
ally attended to.
sept. !.
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Brig Sophronis Dole, Wyatt, fl Proyi
dsnss, ir ballast to +. Sissso.
rfrom our Correspondent
Arrived at BRISTOL, LIST, brig Busy
Hatch, tr Provldsncs ; schr Franklin
Griffin, fr Bangor.
Sailsd--sloop Three Brothers, Glad.
ding, New York.
ad--arr sloop Orbit, Fl Harwich, with
lumber to II. g. Wardwell, and fish t.
the master.
4th-arr schr Dofcas, Kelley, fr Ken
nebec, with lumber 10 H. G. Wsrdwell.
6th-arr schr Morning Star, Nicksr-
son, fr Kennebec, with lumber to T..
Church.
eth-arr brig Gov-Hopkins, Gladding
fl Kingston, with coal.
Sloop Sally, Usher, fr New York, With
-four and corn to S. Coggeshall and 9th
ers.
sailed-schr Mary Perry, Munro, Ma
tanzas.
Cld-brig Busy, Hatch, Havana.
THAR sloop New York, Pitman, 29
hours from New York, with fious to G..
Burr.
Sloop Dolphin, States, from Stonning-
ton, with earthcrn ware.
Cld---brig Amssell, Allen, Sydney.
Arr at Bremen, July 18th, ship Roger
Williams, Mosher, ir Bristol.
AT Amsterdam, July 26th, brig Remit
lance, Liscomb, for St. Pctersburgh, first
fair wind.
Spoke, in August, barquc America,
10 ds fr Bristol, tor the Pacific Ocean
had taken whale the day previous.
Arr at Richmond, 3lst, brig Cobbos-
zee Contee, Bra ton, from this port.
Sailed, from Providence, brig Union,
Reed, Turks Island.
Arr at Providence, Cd, Sarah Lee,
Usher, from Matanzas. Left Clyde,
Bait, Bristol, ldg; Nercus, Cole, for this
port do. ,e
Arr at Boston, 9TH, sloop Reaper, from
Bristol.
Sailed from Otaheite, LIST of March,
Geo. Champlin, Haskell, on a cruize,
With 700 bbls oil-l4th, Alliance, Coveli,
'f do. full.
Sailed from Liverpool, July goth, As
'asia, Bennett, for New York.
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OON SUMPTIO ~!
A. HEAA & SA-A:EEI
LOOKING GLASSES.

OON SUMPTIOM
A. HEMA ~ CA-A.EE9
ff N that fong train of diseases which seem to
- grow with the growth of civilized society.
CONSUMPTi ON takes the lead in its relent-
less inroads upon human life yet this dreadful
disorder 10 easlly overcome in its earlier stages.
II is only when neglected that it arrives at tho
terrific maturity which so often battles the sa-
gaciiy Of professional science. An obstinate
cough ID the customary forerunner OF the pull
MoNARY coNsUMPTIoN. Improper neglect
in the timely administration OF SIMPLE and salu--
tary remedies, is sure to be reproyed by u dread
ful succession Of eonstmptice symptoms: or
preston ofthe breast ; greenlsh and bloody spit
tie liberated lung and hectic fever /; shfiveli-
ed e1trcmities. and general cmaciaiion Of sho
wh'la body pfostration oil strength flushed
cheeks SWOLLEN feet and legs ;snd q, last in
full possession Of the thenad iacu,ies, md whs
hope sill whispers her Hat,ering ,ac-cold ex-
tremi,ies, snd premature death.
| For the various stages OF this complaint, ono
Of the most approved remedies ever yet dseoy.
cred is
DIR. RELFE'S S ASTH1AT1C PILLS,
| TIL exceedingly powerful, and yet equaiiy
safe and innocent preparation, has effected thor-
ough and rapid cures upon patients supI osed I'd
have been far advanced in confirmed Com
sumption, and who have exhibited the appear
auces which usually indicate u fatal termination
OF the disorder.
| As the Pills REQUIRE in orGinsry cases no con-
linement, they may be ndminisiered with conf
dence and sa lety 10 all ages and classes or peo-
pie Urexampled success has hitherto attended
their administration in great variety Of cases 4
and tho Proprietor can refer TO q multitude
which testify TO their efficacy n rcviving the e.
ma ciated victimfrom the bed OF disease, and re-
storing him TO the blessings Of accus,om health
and activity.
Price = 81 for whole boxes Of 80 Pills, and
so cents for half do. Of IL Pills, with directions
=. None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper. by the sole pSopyi-
etor. z. KIDDER, immediate snecessoritc
the late DR. ". T.CoNwAv. For sale, with
all tho ether I" .Con,oay Medicine,". at his
Counting Room. No 90, next door to !. Kid /
der's Drug Store. corner Of Court and Bano-
yer stteets, near Concert Hall, Bos or; and by
his spocial appointment by DR. J. WILLIAMS.
" arren DR.. A. p. Moore, Newport Nathan
Duffee. Fall River.
."- Large discount to those who buy,o .oli
again,
. |
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DLACKSMITH AND CARPEN-
ID TER WANTED.-Wan,ed for
whaling voyage to the Pacific Ocean,
in the ship Chariot, Capt. Luther, d good
Blacksmith and Carpenter. To such,
good lays will be given. Apply at War
rem, to Captain Luther, or to the subscrib-
er. n. NJ. WHEATON.
Warren, September 9Th.
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@ We learn that tho Grocery Store
Of Mr.. Benjamin TiIley, in Bristol, was
forcibly entered on Sunday night last'and
robbed Of several articles, together with
some money.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

The Bristol, Warren and Providence
st7s ACCOMMODATION STAGE.
II ,EAVES Bristol every day Sundays
A excepted) at halfpast s o'clock A.
M. and arrive at Providence; at half past
9 O'Clock, A. M. Returning, will leave
Providence at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. every
day, Sundays exceped) md arrives in
Bristol, at half past s O'Clock, p. M. 4,
Fare from Bristol to Providence, so
cents and from Providence to Bristol,
the same. Passengers left and called
for at every part ofthe town and city.
,sve Books kept 1t Burgess Hotel,
Bristol Coles; and Commercial, Hotels,
Warren /; in Providence, 1t the Franklin
House, and the Roger Williams, & Man
ufacturcrs Hotel. a2f.
j. s. N. CHADWICK.
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IxDrAxA.--Ths Wabash Courier gives
returns Of the election in the state of In
diana from all but four counties. The
gratifying, though not unexpected result
10 as follows: r-e.
National Republicans in Senate, 22
Representatives, SO
Jackson in Senate, 8
Representatives, "a
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OLE 80
LEWIS HOAR q M
AVE for sale 2 I-2 ton. S.i..
" Lead, dry and in oil I; pure do
lst aud End quality ksg do. in oil; toreth.
with general assortment Of other Ps;n,.
made use Of in their linS.
WERDV@RUSo
i 900 lbs. dry and ground Verd;
girls, warranted Of the first quality. 70,
81 sale as low a. can bs purchased in the
State.
ALSO, s
English linseed oil, first quality BY Dbl.
or gallon, boiled or unboiled meats foot
Oil Spirits Turpentine; FURNITURE z
COPAL VAR.NISH, by gallons or less
quantity; japan varnish; glue; gold leaf !:
paint, tool and varnish Brushes HAIR
pencils SC. SC.
-LIKEVISE-
Window Glass, by the bor, Of different
qualities, 6 by 8, by 9, by 10; at ie-
tail from l2 by to "a by so, for Pict-
ures, &c. which can be cut agreeable to
dimensions. march 81.
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Gentlemens Calf Skin Pumps, for only II6
cents a pair.
4 COLE will sell at his Boot and
IN 3 Shoe Store, south Coles hotel,
gen,lemcns light Pumps, warranted cali
skin and a good atiiclc, from Is to ss Cd,
where can be found on hand, nearly ali
kinds ofshoes at very reduced price.
may 26 f
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80. NEW SUPPLY

bps NEW SUPPLY
JUsr RECEIVED AT--LONG ROOM
hNICKlNGS, red Hapnels, dress and furni-
~ ture cacoes, colored silks for bonnet lin.
ings, muslin iordo; book muslIns, bishop lawns,
ribbons. boys cops, knitting and sewing cotions:
superior o.. KIDDER MIN TER
RUGS; red embossed moreen, twil.ed and
plain stripes, 3-4 and A checks. cotton stock
ngs, &c. all ofwhich will be offered at the ys-,
: WIN. T. WHEATON.
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View fsrE.-Ths City Inspector re-
ports the dsssh Of S24 persons, week end
Ing Saturday Sept. ,. sfwhish lss were
Of Ch0lera. = -. .gl
Baltimore, Monday, Is dsaths. Wash
ington City, Monday, new cases, 81 I,
deaths .. York, U. 6. Aug. 30, (wssk) }
new cases -, deaths 20. -e
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DUNCHING TWINE-Just re.
ID ceived and for sale ny
sept. 1. JAMES GARDNER.