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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWA RID

I'D ANYWAY from Level II. Snowden
10 living in Louisiana, Avoyls Parish
two negro men, named, Harry and Moses.
HARRY is near six feet high, of a yellow
complexion, one Of his arms little Stiff, mods
his heads when spoken to, is about 26 years
old.
MOSES is dark complicated, somewhat
taller than Harry and heavier, one OF his
little fingers has bee ome stiff by cut on his
hand; he is 81 years old. bought them OF
Samuel Burke, in Jefferson county, Ken
lccky, near Louisville They got away
from me at James Herrings' wood yard
near the little chain ON The Ohio river III
Kentucky--they are brothers. will give
800 if delivered to Ward g. Ensmings in
Vienna, Johnson county Illinois, or $50 il
taken and safely lodged in Jail so that can
get them. The taker up or Taller will please
write to Ward & Ensmings they so can get
them. M. S. ENSMINGS, Agent for
L. II. SNOWDEN.
Vienna. I'll Aucust2l. 1881 .---lS--tf
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NOTICE.

NN Friday the lth day of October next
~ on the Public Square in Hillsboro'
Montgomery county Illinois, there will be
let to the lowest responsible bidder, the build
ing of a Court House in said town of the
following description, viz: to be frame
building forty feet square, the wall to be
twenty feet high, set on a stone foundation
eighteen inches high, with square or hip
ped root;hs plan to be seen at the clerks of
flce Of SAID county at any time after the Is
inst. Terms OF payment 10 be made known
at letting, which will probably be cash as
fast as the work is done.
By order of the county com'rs' court.
HIRAM RCUN,TREE, Cpk.
Hillsboro', Sept. llih, 1888. 2l-3t.
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TAKEN UP,

us \, ID David n%I EIm ~r living
VIZ u @M L . in North East precinct,
@lz-'1--9's Coles county, III. one sorrel
MARE, supposed to be seven years old, IF
Teen hands high, and branded Il c on the
left shoulder, the left hind foot white, white
face, some white spots on each side of her
belly, and white under tip. Appraised TO
S25, by Samuel C. Ashmore and Elijah Ser
gent, on the 18th day of August, 1888.
SAMUEL AsnMoRE, J. P.
A true copy from my estrav book
2o-3 NATHAN ELLINGTON, Clerk.
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A. WILLIAMS, Reg.
WILLIAM REED, Rec

Danville, ILL.,, August, 10, lS33.-ls-3m.
o. The editors of the Journal, Indianopo-
lis, Indiana; Gazette, Cincinnati Ohio; and
the Focus, Louisville, Kentucky, will please
publish the above advertisement twelve times
weekly, and forward their accounts this Of
flee payment-and also, forward the first
and last paper containing the advertisement
to the Register at Danyille
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NOTICE.,

Z THAT al the term of the Probate Court
a for st. Clair county, TO be held a;
Beievilie on the first Monday of February.
1884. Twill attic before said court to set
tie and adjust all claims against the estate of
Ninian Edwards, deceased; and all persons
having claims against said estateare request
ed and notified to attend at said term of the
court for the purpose of having the same ad-
lusted. ELVIRA L. EDWARDS,
2l-4t Erccutri1.
Bellevlle, Aug. 80. 1888. -...., ...
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Protection Insurance Company,

NOPHAR CASE, of vandalia, Agent for the
IA PROTECTION INSURANCE COM
P.A.NY, of Hartford, Connecticut, offers to
insure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns,
and the contents OF each, together with every
other similar species of property
Against Loss and Damage by Fire.
The rates of premium offered are as low as those
of any otner similar institution, and every person
has now an opportunity for trihing sum, to pro-
tect himself against the ravages of this destruc.
tive element Fer terms of insurance application
may be made to mo at this place. lam authors
cd to issue policies TO applicants without delay.
Vahdalia, July 1882. left
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XH7OOD wanted and thankfully receiv-
w ed in payment for the Wing or Job
work. "A liberal price will be allowed for
four feet wood, half hickory or ash, ond half
eak.
ssptsnbsr l6, 1879.
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EAGLE POWDER MILLS.

EAGLE POWDER MILLS.
SEVERAL young men, Americans, OF
y steady and industrious habits, can have
constant employment and good wa yes, at the
EAGLE POWDER WORKS, one mile
south of St. Louis. Persons wishing to
hire would do well to apply Immediately.
w. t. PHILLIPS.
September %, 1893. 24-3t.
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ty, a chestnut sorrel MARE, Is or ID years
old, IS hands high, the right hind foot white,
and n running sore just above the left eye.
Also, bright sorrel HORSE, Is hands high,
supposed to be IL years old, small blaze in
the face, right hind foot white half way up
the leg, no other marks or brands perceiva-
BILE. appraised to sixty dollars by James
Rosberry and Thomas Kell. before me, July
10, 1888. ttr WILLIAM KELL, ]. P.
g. Copy attest, 20-3t. IT. LUSK, Cl'k.
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A TAKEN UP,
G Eg41I R 10y Lemuel Wilcox, living
&R SK I'D on Cahokia Creek above
sszzzsz4--sals Edwardsville, in Madison
county, bright sorrel HORSE, nine years
old, with star in his forhead and snip on his
nose, fifteen and half hands high, no other
marks or brands perceivabe: appraised to
thirty-fve dollars by Booker Dove and Thorn
as Kell, before me August 10, 1888.
2O-3t. WILLIAM KELL, J. P.
Copy attest. J. t. LUSK, Cl'k.
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JAMES IL. HH,I}ONALHD,

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE Broker.
Opposite the Jefferson Hotel, 81. Louis.
EDURCHASES Notes of all Banking Institu-
Il tons in the United States.
t5u ALSO 3ss.! .l... i...
Foreign and American Gold. }t'
Drafts and notes of hand all the principal cities
in the United States, collected on the most reason
able terms.
Tickets and shares in all Yates & Nrntyre's
LOTTERIES, constantly for SALE t4 ls
OF Cash paid for prizes as soon as presented.
F. st. Louis, November, 1882. -ly
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TAKEN UP.

a. TAKEN UP,
M safy IN 10y James Mccain, living
RT SK ID on shoal cree creek, seven "a
szaaEs.kzAasa h.miles south of Hillsboro', In
Montgomery county Illinois. one bay horse
five years old, branded with the letter S on
his right shoulder, all Of his feet white,
star and snip in his face, left shoulder lame,
supposed to be the sweeny, knot on his
right jaw, with about dollar bell on; no
other marks or brands perceivable, about Is
hands high: appraised to $50 by John Bar
ry and Willis Rose, before me this Both day
of April, 1888. ]. G. CLARK, J. P.
A copy teste:
21-3t. HIRAM ROUNTREE, Crh.
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TAKEN UP,

rs TAKEN UP,
M EN- tR ~ William Short, living
~ESK HS 7 miles east of Charles.
ton, Coles county, Illinois, one
light brown HORSE, with some white spots
on his rump, a star in his forehead, speck led
nose, little white on his left hind foot
about fifteen and half hands high, foul
years old last spring. Appraised to $40, by
d. 8. Cheatham, Andrew Clark, and Reuben
Canterbury, before me on the 7lh day of Au
gust, 1888. Isaac PARKER, up.
A true copy from my estray book
2O-3 NATHAN ELLINGTON, Clerk.
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TAKEN UP.

IAhL4N VI
M EDl David Hanson, living
M n,r,,s% fR ESnear where the national
@O TX road crosses the muddy for,
zaS<zof the Embarrass river, Coles
county, illinois, one bay horse, black legs
name and tail, shod before, star in his fore
head. some saddle marks, supposed to be
eight years old next spring, fourteen and a
half hands high, no other marks or brands
perceivable: appraised to thirty-fve dollars
by Dennis F. Hanks and Squire Hall, on the
29,h day of July, 1888, Thomas Jeffues
], P. Teste;
ls--3t. N. ELLINGTON, Clk.
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BLANKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
For sale at this Office,
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MORE NEW IsOOKs.

]. S. LITTEL, Philadelphia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-15

Col. .Aaron Burr-We have known Tor sors
months past that the memoirs Of this dsl'nGu,o.
ed individual were about to be published. un'tI |,
his direction. by Matthew l.. DAVIS Esq
this city. There is perhaps no person Os'I t'
qualified for the task than the gentleman W.T."
has undertaken it-both from his persona "a
ents. and political associations, The Eu','' "
learn, has proceeded as far as the lar 'aa'' ~
Mexican expedition. and We have reason !,
know that his research and industry are nnrea'I
ting. 1t will be work, we venture 10 ss. ~,
profound interest to the philosopher ana pun"
cIan.-Com. .1du.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-15

Renew your several troops Of sooty blacks,
Make soenches grub aud fel!o,os WELD the axe.
Watch well the former, for they often leave
The stump, insidious, in the soil they ciease,
And when the plough. at some more distant day,
lncautious strikes-lo! every thing gives way:
ehaiRs-and exc the osck'
bands too,
And Sambo staggers as he utters whew:
Weld we'll the axe. aud fell the growing trees,
Ope wild the corntield to the cooling breeze.
Naught more contributes than the air, ween,
To keep your corn-stalks in healthy green.
Go round your fences and adjust the rails,
Insert new pieces where the old one failsj
Stop all the hog holes, lest the treacherous snout
Should find these pass:~ays to your eorn.held
Out
Too many hope BY aid Of yelping dogs,
To guard the corn field from .infernal hogs"
They leave their fences in state unsound,
Then comes the hogs and grusts them to the
ground;
They pIant-rest from their labors--sleep--
These curst marauders through the hog'holes
creep;
Led on. perhaps. by some gigantic boar,
What havoc spread they while the laborers snore.
The morning breaks-what work for them that
The hogs!-,he hOss!-the hogs are 10 the
corn! (c)
Alb! then and there are hurrying one and all,
Like Byron's picture of the Brussell's ball. az
Men, dogs, and hogs, in one confused pe!l NEIL,
And many dismal squeal, and many deafen-
ing yell;
Some dog soon fastens on some luck'ess ear
Awhile hangs growing, then lets 60 with lear;
Anon he seizes on his mangled prey,
The Parthian wheels and fights. and HES away,
Hold him! and hold him! makes the welkin ring,
While round his head the rocks and brickbats
sing.
At length the battle ends-the routed swine
Have reach the Rubicon, the neighb'rng line.
Away they 60, with many joyous snort,
The master curses but 'tis Ssmbo's sport.
Oh dreadful scenes renewed perhaps next day,
" Quorum pars j,f," as every one may say.
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Immense ruperunt horrea messcs. --Trg.
Montagne believe.
+ TIE common excuse Of the BuckskIn for the
death Of an OK, occasionet.b by starvation.
Bis VENT ad mulctram, binos ALT ubere fae.
tus.
Pinguis ct inerate premeretur caseus urbi
4 Yincino alb Unite sepes,
Hybleis apibus forem depasta saicti.
lb) An assertion always made, but some what
apocryphai.
(c) The hogs are in the corn field! tus EN-
boy, tus EN- boy,
The hogs are IN the cornhed! tus EN- boy
no!
Here we find the origin Of the above popular
song in Virginia.
I'D All then and there was hurrying to and
fro,
And CATERING tears and tremblings of dis;
tress, BYRON.
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.CAPS.! CAPS 2!

'C.APN! CHIPS =!
RLEN'S and Boys fur seal caps, some
N ofa very superior quality; nutrs
fur caps; hair seal, mems and boys, caps;
boys cloth, do; just received.
Those in went of the above articles,
would do we'll to call and examine, as they
will be sold rs low as can be purchased
in the State. q. T. GARDNER.
New. re-. Wa,er-sereet.
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Drugs, Medicines
u AND q
- DYE.STUFFS. al
NO. 3, MARKETssTREET, =
QJSIGN THE MORTAR,

stock f4he arccso which
People,
Pumog
cheap shop in this Country.
I,cIu,nerv Soaps Spces,an andva other articles
Among which pressed Hops h"e Honey ps
Children Toy
Drawing Paper Pencils with Of
Leader Dams such
P MEDiolsr True and n shpneaia card Mo
OneH Patent Medicines going
Percussion Caps and small Fig Lead &c &c
MEDICINE CHESTS for Shipping or famy USE always % M On
be
stos OF every call
always gratis
ga, S.opS ops s ~ r ,JEREMLaH WlLLLAMS.
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q. 4. G A r d N L r,

q. J.. U "A Il u N Il t,
Water-Strest,
M FFERS for sale the following genuine Liz
w uo,s, and invites those who arein want o
un naduterated spirits to give HIM scsH.
Old pure cognac b. andy common do do: old
Holland ein: American do: St. Croix rum
N. E, do wines pure oldport vino, genuine :
old Sicily Madeira dry Lisbon: sweet Msla-
ga. IN
The sboveare superior articles and will be
sold as low us can be boughtin the market.
Oct. z7.
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VESTINGS.
TURNER & SALISBURY.

"AVE an excellent assortment OF
LII Fashionable Vestings, consisting
part Of figured silk and satin, different
coiors; plain, black and brown satin blk
silk velvet; fine and common valencia.
nc. &C. water-street, oct. 81.
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SHEFFIELD

ISaEE AGsQD
u ROLL, 2 l-2lbs per square foot !
ditto 8 lbs per do do DEEPSEA
and HAND LEADS, of different sizes.
ALSO,
Copper and Iron Tacks-for leading
Us low as can be purchased elsewhere, fol
sale by LEWIS HOAX Il 20
march 81
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uKyANTED-3 or a Journeymen
" to work At the Plane Making
Bv<iness. Cash and The highest wages
viii br given to good workn.en. Apply
40 BICELON & BARRpS.
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which arc two elegant double bottom detached
Levers. Also, large assortment Of silver and
steel bowed Spectacles an excellent as
sortment OF Silver Spoons Of every descript ion :
also, Bri,tan,a Ware. consisting in part Of tea
pots, real English Of the lat est patterns and low
sugar ard creams to n stch with the pots oil
yer plated csstors, spoons and ladies. cutlery
puffs, curls and tIze,ts: tea trays table mats
fancy bcads: jewelry OF every description. and q
variety Of other articles, all Of which he can
and will sell as low a. can DO purchased else
where.
He will attend 10 cleaning and repairing
Watches and Clocks, and all Jobs IN his line
with pleasure. and hopes oy hn unremitted ex:
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
SYLVESTER CHILDS.
Nav. 4.
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BRICKS WANTED.
uDROPOsAl1S will be received until
the 10Th February next, for the
supply at FoRr ADAMS, Newport Hssbor.
j 100000 I BRICKS.
These Bricks must be cast in moulds Of
such size as to average when burned,
eight inches, by four inches, by two and
half inches. They must be of the best
quality of merchantable Bricks. The
proportion Of salmon or pale bricks, must
not exceed one-eighth Of the whole, and
no soft or very pale bricks will be receiv-
ed. The proportion Of arch bricks must
not exceed one-eighth OF the whole, and
none ofthese that are much warped, will
be received. The proportion OF broken
bricks must not exceed two per cent. At
least, 100, 900 to be delivered by the Ist
day Of June next, and the remainder in
the course Of the Summer and Autumn of
the year, ct such periods as may suit the
ofthe Contractor, provided
there be always on hand the supply req
uisite for the progress of the work.
Should and person desire to furnish the
stated number of Bricks, or a less num-
Der, of size different from that given a.
'bove, they will please to accompany their
proposals with statement of the length.
breadth and thickness, Of a we'll burned
Brick, of the kind they wish to supply.
Before forming the Contract, q fair
sample will be required to be deposited
in the Engineers Office, at Fort Adams,
which, should it prove satisfactory, will
govern in the inspection Of the several de-
liveries.
Payment will be made, if required, on
each cargo dolly inspected and received,
All communications touching this sub
ject, to be directed to Brevet Col. Jo-
sErH e. ToTTEN, u. S. Engineers,
Newport, r. /.
4 JOS. G. TOTTEN, Ii. COL Eng'rs.
Breret Col.
Fort Adsn,s, Newport Harbor, r. ].
.Janusry Sd, 1893.
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BOOKS .a.ND STATIONARY

4 L the newly fitted up store, mex
~ (bst oAa) east ei tho Bristol no
lei, may be found general assortment OF
Books and Stationary, and other articles
generally found IN Book Stores.
lrF Old Books rebound. Blank
Books mado 10 order At short nntics>
An orders lefl at the Star Office, will
b punetually attended TO-: -
FRANCIS S. MUNRO.
Bristol, Dec. 10, 1882. 6m.
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TIE subscriber hav-
ing just returned
from BOSTON with
q new assortment Of
Goods, 10 now 'ena
Onsbied to accom-
modate his Custom
ers with any kind OF
TIME, they choose,
as Ire has a fine lot OF
English and French
NVst~bas lmoo m
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STAGE FARE REDUCED! /!
FROM BRfS7'OL TO BOSTON VLa
T.AU.NTON.
- A stage will leave Bris-
I8 tol, every Tuesday,
. Tbursday and Satur-
day Mornings 1t 8 O'Clock for Boston,
via Taunton, and arrive at Boston same
evening. Farefrom Bristd $2, ,75--lrom
Warren SO ,50.-Returning leaves Bos-
ton, every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day Mornings, and arrive at Bristol same
afternoon.
Books kept at Burgess and Hotton's
Hotel, Bristol, and at Coles and Com
nercial Hotel, Warren.
Jan. II.
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Co,u Hide Boots.

in want of a GOOD article, VIII mo u 10
their advantage to cali and examine them
before purchasing, south Coles hotel;
Nov 10 ALNAN COLE
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
.Ns,r Bedford, Fall Rirer and Providence

-N6W OcdiOY0, T0H AtpeF "s%
~o A STAGE will leave
&@@ New-Bedtord, every
8s=sE-a morning, Sundays ex-
cepted) at half past o'clock, "A. M. 10
arrive at Fall River at half past 10 o.
clock, A. M. and at Providence at 2 o.
clock, p. nj. same day.-Return'ng, will
leave Providence at half past O'Clock,
and Fall River at II o'clock, to arrive in
New Bedford in season to dine.
rs Books kept at Coles Coffee
House und 1T Blake's Commercial Cof-
fee House, in New-Bedford at Law
toms Tavern in Fall River, and at s.
Bras.ow,s Manufacturers Hotel, in Prov
idence.
A STAGE viii also leave New Bed
ford every Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day ut 10 O'Clock, A. M. for Fall River,
Warren and Bristol, TO arrive in the al
ternoon of the same day. Returning,
leaves Bristol, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 8 O'Clock, A. M. ard ar
rives in New Bedford same afternoon. !.
Books, in New Bedford, at Coles and
at Blake's Coffee-Houses in Fall lRsv-
River at Jaawtms ia Warren at Coles
and at the Commercial and in Bristol ut
S. Horizons.
Thomas CoIE, agent, Mtw Bedford.
r. b. KlNsLxY, agent, Foil Rirer.
jan. ". u.
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THOMFS


- dABo1 1vb2 - - - -~e
a n HESE Pills have been for many years IN
~ high and increasing estimation. as q con-
venient, safe and efectual. purgstive. medicine.
well suited TO persons Of bilious habit. They
are gentle an6 certain in their operation, and
afford q speedy relief to those headachs. and.
other numerous disagseesble symptoms. attend
ant on disorcered state oil the stomach and
bowels. Many instances are attesied 10 thor
potency N the cure the piles, and they have
been successfully emp,oye' Tor the prevention u
removal Of cropsicsI swellngs. Warmers have
long been acquainted with ihe value Of tins
medicine, which may be taken IN the most 4
posed si,oations, and with any diet and 10 ei-
icieni W tie su den removal OF thst obsiins'e
costiveness, 70 which persons OF their profess
ION are liable /; and m uli'cases where an active
bu, not violent medicine is Indicated. Fow, II
uny, il is believed, who have once used these
|pills have ever aiterw ards neglected to furnish
themselves with u supply on going 10 sea-
They are likewise highly osteen ed, and may
be safely used BY women before and after con-
fnement.
0o- Mono are genuine without the signature
of 4. NJ. & l.. THOMPSON by whom only they
are prepared and sold ut W'arrsn, r.. L.
the above Pills are kept for sale by DR.. T
p. .'0ORE, the only auihoiized agent in thi,
town /; by J. Balch, j.. end J. II. Mason 4 Co
Providence A.P. Moore, Newport /; Franz liz
Dunbar. Taunton. Dec 10. tf.
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Warren, January lst, 1888.

Warren, January lst, 1888.
"HE Copartncrship heretofore exist-
Tag under the Firm of STOCK
FORD & WHEATONS, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The busi-
ness will be transacted in future under the
Firm of CHARLES WHEATON s. Co.
All persons indebted to the late Firm
OF Stockford & Wheatons on Account or
Note, ARE requested to pay the same
without delay. JOHN STocKFoRD,
CHARLES WHEATON,
DANTEL B. WHEATON.