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n Y + the newly 6tled up store, mex
- (but one) cost OF the Bristol ilJo-
asl, may be found . general assortment Of
,Books and StafiDsary, and other articles
generally found in Book Stores. a
f1 Old Books rebound. Blank
Books made to order at short nntice.
r. All orders len at the Star Office, will
be. punctualIy attended TO. ~ ~. ].
FRANCIS s. MUNRO.
- Bristol, Dec. Is, 1892. 5.t GIN.
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COOPERS BITS.

lust received . lot Of Screw Dowel
g Bits, Tor sale by dog. at the manu-
5actu ;ers price, with small advance.
{, e,,..a. SAMUEL WHEATON.
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STOCKS.

STOCKS.
sP WHOLES.8LE AND RETAIL.
TURNER s. SALISBURY.
MANUFACTURERS Of the above
NH article, keep constantly on hand, J,
Bro,cn and bIacl: double satin, first, second,
and third quality black Bombazsne
STOCKS.
EF The Stocks manufactured by the
subscribers, are warranted equal to any
made, being got up in the best style, and
Of the first rate materials. 4. ).
Watcr-st. Sept. 8.
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"A GREAT VARIETY.
AT A. COLES

ADIES and GensIemen Boot and
IL Shoe Factory, are made Ladies
Bolivar boots I; Bolivar slippers Gree
ian Bolivar's; village ties, and any other
patterns or fashions now in use, made at
short notice, and warranted to 6t. Color
a kid and morocco Of latest fashion, on
hand, to make to order. Ladies in want
will please csA, examine and try for them
ssIvcs. Stock and Workman from Lynn
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'THOMPSON,S
FAMILY PIT, Is

an HESE Pills have been for many years in
~ high and increasing estimation. as a con-
venient. safe and eAectual, pur saive medicine.
well suited to persons Of ab,Ilous habit. They
are gentle ono certain in ther operation, and
afford speedy relief to those hcudachs. and
other numerous disagree ble o. mptoms. attend
ant on a dsorcsrod state Of the SION ach and
bowels. Many instances are 'attesfed TO their
potency in the cure ofthc piles, and they have
been successfully employed for ssc prevention &
removal Of cropscaI swellinks. Mariners have
long been acquainted with Tho vaIuc Of this
medicine, which may be taken in the most ex-
posed sitoo'ion'. and with any diet and is Of
iicent in the ~ den renewal Of that obstinate
.csssivenes., TO which persons Of tlIoir profess
on ara liable ; and in all cases whsre an active
but aot violent medicine 10 indicated. Few,e If
any, i 10 believed, wlr~ have once used those
pilIs have ever after~ srds neglected TO furnish
themselves with supply on going to ses.--
they are likcwfse highly estctn cd, and may
10 ssfely used by women before and after con-
6nemsnt. & ,Uep
0u- None arc genuine witt'cu. the signature
at. NJ. J.. THoNrsor, by whom oDl, they
are prepared and sold at Warren, n. T.
Tne sboss Pills are kept for sale by Dr.. T.
p. MOORE, thu oAly seiholixsd agent IN this
Town by 3 Bslch. Jf.'ssd J. II. Msson 4 Co.
Providcncs Z A. p. Msors, Newport rsspk lin
Dunhsr, Taunton. !. Dec. 20. N
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WATCHES.

~. BOOKS & STATIONARY.
y N assortment Of School Books, book
IA Of Common Prayer, Blank BoolSs
Of fdifferent sizes, Memorandum & Bank
Books, Writing Books, Letter and Writ
ing Paper, Ink Powder, Pocket Books,
States, sc. for sale by
'1ef'rS5 SAMUEL WHEATON.
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This s 10 certify, that Mr.. Reuel Fl. Baker,
of " arren, is sappointed Agent for vending Nor
fison's Hygeisn Universal Medicines, fer the
town OF " srren, in this State.
SAM'LYOUNG.
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Yostks ssd Ckiidrers Cops. \.
"A pt1iGsssss kinds, sst&ived this ve,k and
W ssls ls~ by sTEPHEF DHv0L.
N usn-sssst. may 2. :
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DRAss KETTLES Of efdiAsrsn,ssss, Sos salc
- BY JANIS GARDxEn. Feb. ..
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,MORRIS0.NS' HYGEI.AJr
UNIVERSAL
M E .D,I q i N u |.

an HE subscribor has hse appointed sc'e A.
- gent for vending this Univefsa! Medicine
IL Warren, and now oners for ssie MORRi-
SONS. PILLS, IN large and smulI boxes, for
the cure Of Consump,ions, cholera merbus, infa-
nations, dyspepsia ievers, sgue, Indigestion, bill
lious or nervous affections, and oil diseases OF
the liver :yellow fever, !gou,, rheumatism, drop
~. St. Vitus's dance, epilepsy, paralysis, palsy,
green sickness. small pox. measles, whooping
cough. scarlet fever, asthma, ijsundice, gravel,
stone, end all urinary obstructions, piles, sour
Wy. hchings Of the skin, worms, kings evil, and
all cutNneous disorders in short every com :
plant 10 which the human frame is SO direfully
subject, under all The varied forms and names
as the Hygeian convittisn 10, that man is SUBJ
- -. II1SIrNI TT DAKINn
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G9PANISH CICARs.-A few boxes of rea
W "fiabAna Cigaros," just received and o
sals al Lone RooN. Feb. 8.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20
BLACK HAWK.

-, BALTIMORE, JUNE Z.
The celebrated Indian Chief Back JTa,rk
and the other Indians belonging to hi. party
came passengers yesterday in the steam boa,
Columbus, from Norfolk There was n very
large assemblage Of spectators upon the wbar
IN expectation Of their arrival. The motion,
OF the Columbus, on approaching the wharf
created some surprise, as she stood OF and ON
without landing, aud there were evident
symptoms that some uncommon occurrence
had taken place on board. On inquiry. IL was
found that robbery had been committed
and the passengers had requested that tboy
might not be landed until a thorough search
had been made for the thief and the pronertv
gentleman Of Alexandria, whose nams Va.
understand Is White, had lost a pocket hook
containing $500 IN notes. The agent of m,
steamboat, and several police officers, were
on board, and arrested several person, unon
whom suspicion had fallen. They were Ia
Ken before q justice for examination. While
they were under examination, the pocket
book and contents were found in the chain
cable box, where the thief had thrown them
TO escape detection. u was fully identified
oy Mr. White and paid over to him. The per.
sons under arrest were discharged.
We learn that the Indians, on being inform.
ed OF the affair, insisted on being Searched
with The rest Of the passengers. They are
aneer the charge Of Major Garland, and
lodge nj the Fountain Inn, Light street.
Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20

CHOLERA.

Snotsthh.
Tho Wheeling Times, OF "Wednesday.
gives tho daily reports OF the Board Of
Health. for the preceding seven days
The deaths by cholera dusisg this period
amounted TO 81. Within the last few DAYS
the disease had deeliaed in malgnancy,
and become much more mana able
The new eases eontinued numerous but
few however, terminated fatally On Mon
day there were I new cases. OF which one
bad terminated fatally; two remained
doubtful and were convalescsnt. On
Tuesday, Of u new cases. there vss but
death 5 ten Of the number being represent
ed eonv alescent
Bridgeport. Ohio-The. disc &C had bro
ken out with great msligoaoey, ia tho
village Of Bridgeport on the opposite bank
OF the river. The inha bitsnfs had been
seized with suddea pane and He'd
There uere not enough lefs 20 minister
to the sick and dying, or 60 bury the dead
Some humane individuals from Wheeling
crossed over. and performed the duties
which had been Neglected by the flying
inhabitants The disease broke eat there
on Saturday, ssd on Sunday evening tho
visiters from Wheeling found - dead,
none Of which bad been buried. Mea-
sures were taken ~ Wheeling TO afford oh
necessary assistance; and the Times Of
Wednes day states that there we're then but
8 cases remaining 81 Bridgepovt, I'll likely
70 do cell The deaths % 20 that period
had amounted 90 ~.
Lsriagfon. Ky From the Observer
OF Saturday last, we learn that the dis
ease had committed great vAvsges in Lex
'nEton daring that week From Monday.
10 Saturday. inclusive. there had been 81
deaths. Tie disease was ~ iss height a.
bout the middle Of the week: On Wed
ne'dsy the deaths were IS. and on Thurs
day ] D. II began 10 decline, or at least
become more manageable. The deaths
on Friday were 5. and on Saturday.
The whole number OF cases since the com
nieneement Of tho disease is stated At a
bout l5o. Thus il would appear that
about one third Of the number terminated
fatally. The Globe Of this morning men
iIons the receipt os letters from Lexington
which state that the disease Was sbafing.
P,flsbug. NJ the last accounts. eontin-
ued heslihy. There had been no case Of
cholera originating there.
Cincinnati The Gazette OF June <
ssys:-1he cases OF cholera, in our city
are few and ola questionable character.
IB1it Pat. J,ine IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20

tom house " Galway, between ore A..
o'clock ON Saturday morning., VA aceo.,
by decentlJ alfred man, Who. after "a,
ing what the hour was, pulled on, r,,,.
which he hred>at the sentinel, aud tie. >
camped. The ball entered the hand
passed out nj the elbow. The guard, sla,,,
by the report, immod iateIy repaired e. H..
spot. but no trace Vi the a-sassin cou.l
discos cred.
The Inausnss-Ta WHIT Chol,rr-T,.
last epidemic has nearly disappeared a %.
metropols, perhaps in consequence OF &,
vast change that has taken place n y.
weather during the last week. The h.atu.,
40 degrees in the shade last Saturday, but "a,
since decreased. The disease RACES. however
m the North Of England, and ha. appear,i
Dublin; the vulgar call it III, "W h,io Cb...
RAJ and suppose IT the forcruancr og Fl,
blue disease. Notwithstanding the warm
Of the weather. the disease Of the throat
" ind pSpe, and lungs are still prevalent.
Ion1i,a -lfcs.cGl and !SursicX JsAl.a
LovncS, May 1.-THE metropolis h.
becn IN state Of unprecedented commo,i
for the last twenty -four hour, in eouscqueu..
OF meeting in Spahclds, which ended iu
violent conflict with the authorities, IN whir.
blood has been she'd During he riyhtilo
peaceabie Inhabitants were ia n slate Oi u
greatest alarm, aPprehcnsiye Of the ro-cnac'-
ment Of the dreadful scenes of l-l1. b.:
this evil is. perhaps, not without some miN
ture Of good; it la, opened the eye, OF g..
Sern,nent to their true position; and il i ,u.
renily reported at the west end of the tow
that they have at length consented 90 sicp,
some strong measure with the view IL puihn
down these pestilent associations, which at.
now admiaed by the peaceahlc and loyal
all parties 10 be wholly incompatible with thc
public peace.
There are M foreign arrivals to-day. cx
cept the express from Paris, which contain,
the official announcement Of the accouch
mcnt Of the Duchess DC Berri She IL a.,
wife Of Count Luchessi Palli. az officer IL
the household Of the King Of the Two Sicilies
In the city, the absorbing topie Of intercs
- the West India pan announced BY Govern
mcnt. II Is universally denounced by men %
business, as utterly impractio able. II has al
ready been the source Of much mischief Or
ders ia hand for the West Indies have beei
in many instances conntermanded, aud ma,
India Bills coming TO maturity, IL is a.4nounc
cd will be generally d;shonored
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20
MR. RANpoLPH ar ~

We uAdentand thst the will Of MIR. X. was
not prcscntsd Tor probst st tho Last Chsrioste
Court. As Judge Tucker was not present,
Mr.. VIM. Leigh declined opening tho will,
which was left in his possession by MIR. X.
before he went 20 Russia. A the papers have
not yet been ransacked, it IL impossible To say
whether be has lea later one behind him.
A schedule has been taken OF his slaves and
horses by bib steward, since his desth-from
which il appears, that bs WAS in possession OF
BIS slaves and ls0 horses-of which, about
100 are blood horses.
Mr.. b. w. Leigh denies the report that Mr..
r. requested Of him TO write his lifc-but the
public have looked to him, or 10 Judge Henry
ST. George Tucker, for q collection Of the
speeches, and extracts from tho corrcspon-
with biographical sketch OF
this distinguished man. We are aware that
many Of his valuable papers, and among the IA.
psobably his "Coogrcssiona," were burnt a
long with his house at Bizarre, in 1910 or IL
but then there are parts Of his CORES pom
dencc, yet extant, which, If IL wcrc culled
with taste and discretion. might form n bril-
liant addition to American Annals and English
Literature Richmond Enquirer.
Black Mrri, e CS.-fn noticing the visit Of
Black Hawk and his companion Co the Navy y ard,
the Norfolk Herald observes:
'Thcy did not appear TO be partieularly>true k
With any Thing they saw, until they we're carried
on board the Delaware ~, where they express. 4
their establishment and delight BY their gestures
and evelsmations, and Black Hawk himssiI even
more affected 1t the wonders OF the noble shin,
'hsa b's more youthful eompanions, asked to be
she~n TO the man Who had made this - grrs, ca
NOD" th.t he might take him by the hand. Ia
passing The bow OF the Delaware in a barge. on
their way back, the fgure-head which il th- r.
presentation Of colosssl fndisn vsrrior attracted
their attention. and elected from them the n.os,
e,'ravsgan, manifestations Of surprise and plea
sure"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20
Voa TIVE TaEE FREss.
To 4 DEPARTED PATENT

Wy 'ssth lcs Il par,-nt, round her siicrt uff,
- NaAt i'd isi"P continual seems to burn.
I'D nanny loves tie hsliuN n st,ys To- tread
A4"sc o'tr hvr life md call hst parted .I.,.ie
"" ~h'ic above Tia grassy mound slsc bcnsls,
be ss@Itiug tfar s,lclh de~ ds-sccn.is
Tn Thee, my nosl'er. n,y food thoughts remain,
NOD ue~ tl're 1--we ~ eReh Teta.- rtbsf'd ssrsr.
nr"g'i, sweet Sni,lc she tenssrsOirs that chs4tf.
When y0tuhD hrtsc ny ariistt spirit Sind
llsc anxious love dat trrlnLl, J Ger nav 49,
w hr" tahr sickness sfsicd on INV lss-ad
! lr., paiaf thc hour ~ tiy lat I'D frcucH
AZ" b'd ny hesrt 9Th bsfrSiag grief 70 s~cH.
L. 'sin ios ii'cc, The eirtling SEASONS cheer.
hi'ti hioeai.lng earth, siss b,isy fsss sfgf~ar--
iter aHat liEd sons uIth ilfre tlstfst .son rcls.
A''d sH-'isE year, weep sli hcr 1,orgsous dos
Nov. from ti0>~ courts hers l.si eternal r,ig,s
isnd O. -oul asd tearh tIy h.svss,l, strzis,s,
w nj bliss . thise, iu.mort-i spirit, ~.
" bat -oTrOas or. ulat years ~ love retasf
W. that dark bOsir. ulrr stern alHfsfiou tn
ADd bic ps,g''d The form Il ~, II =, .eli
Who gsst thse fOrtiiade the si.oek ~ l-rsS
Nod siiiPp'd DE victor ~ hiss eo.stlssi,,s, hon
A"d mid he darkBtss ~ thaf eiosiur ,lsoe
hr'eal'd tbe giories - loye d,slDs3
- thsi a,1f name ~ wios., ~, s;,,r.r l;,,,
~ h@stctiy F-tlser fail - man rtceiscs.
ssh9 Pah !a"soin'd BY IL st0siii,e biol.
Voc can a,iorc n Iscsr4,aie ~, - CO.
Afsi resins go he sogt. eiti, ,,.,5e,e. -
~ iile tig sinnh RUG dust ss,..li s.,i,n.ss
-, u.f'a tene 81 hke Him shall s.ias .V.,,
N"h '"e'f 10 Eiory On he heavenly ,,lsin
y t'rn isr, veii' h.rrweil uhile Tfe .i.sl l,--
ee vih ssituli desii,'s ssrOiss es.nH,rt'st
=, ny h'he seh ne'cr iofg,t, bsi flr,sIls pss,.
TO- Gar theu at, ~ oar o,cdicls l,,e
80 w" We m'ftjstr c.fnes Tor us 90 rs.
'"'. ss1tt uieg Do oug altis. sti..i
JgLNN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20
MRS. HAMILTON.

A writer in thsslSswsrk Daily Advertiser,
giving description Of the Testimony develop
sd In the trial Of Clough, the murderer of
Mrs. Hamilton, closes with thn affecting
statement;
.Ths description Of her lMrs.
Hamilton's) delicate person-her ami.
able charaeter-her piercing shrieks,
and her death-strugs!es, while he held
aud pushed still deeper and deeper,
the murdereus dirk into her bosom. was
truly affecting. But when the trunk
was opened and the blood stsined dirk,
the broken breast pin. her bloody gar.
ments. and especially her esrsets, pierre.
ed with ten holes through that part Of
il which covered her left bro ast, and
stiGened end red with the cold bloed
Of her that had worn IL, a. If it had
been literally dyed in blood. it seem.
ed too much for every one bat the pri.
soner. He looked upon the Moody Gre
dental, with steady, gloomy gaze,
discovering in his countcnance, how.
ever, no internal emotion, nor in the
least changing his position. which he
uniformly occupies, reclining on his
elbow, and resting his head on the
palm Of his hand, on which he wears q
black glove. But the effect Of This ex
hibition, followed up by the ply siciac's
|sSesez;ption q her broken ribs, and al
most riddied heart and lungs, produced
a gust Of feeling and emotion in the
crowded audience. that could not be
suppressed: Every eye was suifased
with tears:--and for . few moments
the investigation was suspended"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20
From the National InieHigtnetr, Juae 10.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL COM


At an adjourned General Meeting Of the
Stockholders Of this Company, held on satur-
day, at which were represented the United
States, the State OF Maryland, the State OF
Virginia, the Corporations Of Washington,
Alexandria and Georgetown, and a majority
OF the individual Stockholders, the follow ing
resolution, proposed by Mr.. McCulLoH, on
behalf Of the State Of MARYLAND, was adopt
cd:
-"Reseired, Tha, the thanks Of the ssoelho,der,
OF the Chesapeake end Ohio Canal Company, are,
IN the opinion Of this meeting, due 10 CsAaLrs
tExroH MsRcrn, for the zeal, ability, care, and
fidelity, which he has displayed In discharrine the
duties 81 the Office Of Presidsat Of this Compa-
N.Y. and that, In consideration OF the attention be-
derisS many services 10 this Corperstion that did
not pertain 20 that Office, the President and Di.
reefors be. and they are hereby authorized and
directed to ray 20 him the sum Of Five Thousand
DoIirs, In addition TO his pay ss President"
ms resolution received an uasainous vote,
except the Corporation Of Georgetown, who
preferred different sum for the extra allow
luton.
molten was thea made from the same
quarter, 10 raise the salary of the Presiden,
Of the Company. 20 begin at this date, from
two to three thousand dollars; and also 10 Is.
taelish the once Of superintendent General
or Engineer in Chief, to the Canal. These
propositions were, amer considerable debate
postponed 10 August next, TO which time the
General Meeting was then adjourned.
SO hr - concerns GeAA MEncEa, bsrsoual.
", The proceedings Of the Canal Compsny
on Saturday. are highly satisfactory, aud can.
not bus be very gratifying to him and hi,
friends. II Is Acknowledged, unanimously
oy those who dePosed him from Office, thai
sner thanks arc due 10 him for the zeal
ability, care, and fidelity, which he has dis.
play ed IN discbarging the duties Of Presiden,
OF the Company. In addition TO which, hi.
disinterestedness, in refusing here tofore 10 re-
celve indemnity for extra expenses, and extra
Official services, is acknowledged in the hand
soonest manner. The sum voted to him is moi
more than due for those arduous exertions OF
his which We have all been sensible Of. in in
dleisl and financial Matters ut the bar in the
higher Courts Of Maryland, and before iurie,
all along the line Of the Canal, SC, for which
ne would never, whilst President Of the Com
Pany, consent to receive a farthing Of com
PensatioH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20

s5nofhrT Sfrsusboa; bAEai.--Ws learn from
The Nashville Banner, that the steamboat Fer
ester was destroyed by ERE, on the 2slh inst.
While on her way up from Cumberland. few
miles below Clarksvillo. The flames ere
sad 10 have been communicated from the
cooking stove, and we're not discovered until
TOO late 10 check their progress. The great
~ part OF the cargo, consisting of salt. was
consumed, bot no lives Lost.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20

An extract Of letter from Washington.
published In the New York Journal of Com.
meree, states that the contemplated granite
bridge across the Potomac, OF ~ arches, had
been let By contract 10 q company from Penn
sylYaDis, for 81 100000. The writer adds
" There were IL offers, which ranged from
that sum TO 1900 ,0O0-and I am OF opinion.
that the highest is too low. In some places
the water is - feet deep"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20

FSsm ~ National Inisiiig,wesr, Jsss IL.
AFRICAN COLONIZATION.

African Colos$ continue to dow in to the
Board Of n1ansgcrs, both from free persons
Of color, and on behalf Of slaves, quite - fast
~ the Board can find mrans 20 comply with
them. Notwithstanding tho large number OF
emigrants sent out By the Managers during
the lat season, the following additional APP
pIications for passage 20 the colony are now
before the Board, a large portion OF them fos
slaves, whom their owners propose 20 liber-
ate. II the Society will incur the expense oi
viewing them 20 Iiberia viz:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20

Tho public will be glad TO perceive, by an
advertisement which We insert to-day, invft-
ing proposals for the erection Of . Bridge over
the Paiapseo, that the Rail Road Company
are making arrangements for an early con-
meneement OF che RED Road between Bali
more and Jysshiaes5n.-l Bali. papsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20

a most shocking murder was committed
At 6Fesnville, q villsge situated ~ the die
lance Of about mile from NoFuiek, Con.
nectieut on the evening Of The ssh inst u
vas dons BY ess David sherman. spso
The bodies Of his ssife snd ehiId, N cold
biood. has weapon vas an axe, with ukieb
be deliberately cot their bsads spes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-06-20

a eoashmsn in England VS. lately kis.
'ng his favoTiie horse, When the sainsaL
wlsbisg TO return his Gondnsss tenfold, BIZ
% h'' nose and sws slowed IL kissing goes
by favor.