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PORT OF WARREN.

Jelly 6th-arr sip Commerce. Norcut, fin Taun-
ton; schr Rodney, Hathaway FIN Bay River, NC.
6th-arr sip VIM Penn, Munro, and Mt. Mori-
ah, Ingraham, I'm Providence DB Jones, West,
I'm N. Bed; Industry, Presby, fin Taunton.
THAR sip Neptune, Slocum, FIN Providence.
sth-arr sip Eclipse, Lindsey, Bristol; Almira,
Kelly, Providence; William Phillips, Taunton.
~, loth-arr sip BIdgewater, Mason fun Albany
llth-arr scEr Mary Perry. Vincent, Norfolk
l2th-ar schr Polly, Nckerson, saco, lumber
to William Collins.
Sailed, ship North America, Grinnell, s. Allan
tc.-Cld, ship William Baker, Sergeant, Pictou
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MELANcHoLY.--The ship Norfolk, which sail
ed from this port on the 18th ult for the South At
lantic, returned yesterday in consequence Of the
death of her late commander, Alexander Wagon
er. A few days after leaving this port, Capt. w.
evinced strong symptoms Of insanity, and on the
25th ult while in lat 3s, lon 81, he made an at
tempt to throw himself from aoft into the sea-this
however was prevented by the officers, and he was
secured and carried below. During the day occa-
sonally some signs Of returning reason. were dis
covered, but at 9 o clock the night he expired.
His body was committed to the deep on the next
day. He has left family to mourn his loss.-[N.
Bedford Gazette Of Wednesday last. 90 q
A letter received in Nantucket from Lieut.. X. X.
Pinkham, of the frgate Potomac, dated at valpa-
raiso last of March, reports at that place shin Tr-
dent, Stetson, Of New Bedford, 20 months out,
with full cargo of oil. =, 90.
Brig Benjamin Ruggles, Taylor, from Mobile
for Havre, put into Newport Sth inst. having beer
struck by lightning on the 2sth ut which splinteret
the fsremast and slightly injured two Of the crew.
The new brig John Gilpin, built at Baltimore
left that port in June 1882, for Canton and Valpa
raso She arrived at the latter port on the 10th o.
March. Her passage from Canton to Valparaiso Il
said to have been the shortest ever made, and as
the supercargo states, both voyages were perform
ed the average rate Of one hundred and sixty egh
miles day
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New 4 Cheap Goods.
JOseDh u. Cooke,

I6fAS just received at the store lately occu-
4aX pied By STEPHEN DAvoL & Son, No. 3,
Cheapsidc, the following goods, purchased by
himself'ln New York last week, which he will
cell cheap, VIZ:
Blue can,bricks, Cap ribbons,
wide blue nunkins, white blond gauzc wells
red hannols, green do. do. do.
copperplatcs, hermann hdkfs 4 shawls
furniture chintz, Grape de chine do. do.
eleg ant light prints, splendid printed Grape
do. printed mnslin, do.
4-4&5-4 whifoc6mbfics, bead bags.
Swiss muslns. linen canbrlc h6kts.
white cravots, black gros dc Berlins,
popgee hJkfs. (prin'ed) colored DO. do maps,
superb white do. Pruss!an shaWls,
plain and clocked cot linen collars,
ton hose, damask table clo'hs,
Willow baskets OF every description.
Constantly on hand an extensive assortment
OF Domestic Goods. July o.
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WhRAWN numbers of School Fund,
V48.-2 90 4 54 l9 % SO 9

IA hRAWN numbers Of School Fund,
.D48.-2 90 4 54 19 42 SO 9
Lowest prize S2.
Delaware and n. G.. class 90.
10 l8 33 so 33 40 81 81 43 "a
Lowest prize So.
M Union Canal, class l3.
81 II Z 50 l6 8 go 2l s
Lowest prize S5.
Grand Consolidated class 26.
IL SO 81 81 Al 90 / 81
Lowest prize ST..
Del. and N. G. con. extra class 1.
90 SO SO &c Is. Lowest prize SO.
New York con. extra class 18.
E5 Al 81 % 81 30 Ga l9 Is 4e
owest prize S4.
Grand con. class 81, for 1888.
DC 25 50 IL 54 SO 80 90 38 l8 60
Lowest prize $4.
School Fund class 49.
90 Sd 35 60 90 40 9 90 GO
Lowest prize So.
Maryland State class l3.
60 % 81 "A 2 SO SO &c 43 41
Lowest prize $l9.
Com. Nos. 2 23 go prize of $500,
do do % al Ga prize Of $40,
were both sold at Hope Office, on Satur-
day last July l3.
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(Frem our Correspondent. ]

q. lFr0m our Correspondent
Arr at BRISTOL, 9th, schr Rodney, Hathaway,
FIN Bass River, N. c. with shingles to f. Sprague.
Brig Troy, BY, fin New Bedford, in ballast to
the Master.
7th-arr.schr Herald, I'm Bangor, with timber
to Burden & Salisbury.
Sailed schr Angenora, Usher, Havana.
sth--ar schr Boston, I'm Frankport, with lum-
ber 10 Perry, Brothers & Co.
Schr Hudson, Warren, fin Orland, Me- with
lumber to +. Sprague. -..,~
9th--sailec brig Betsy, Gadding, Gaudaloupe
Brig Remittance, Liscomb, Philadelphia
.IOth--arr schr Mary Perry, Vincent, FIN Nor
folk, days fm the Capes, with corn and slaves to
s. Coggesha :,
sloop Eliza Tyson, Perry, FIN Albany, with
plank to Perry, Brothers & Co. and slaves to j.
bly,. .,
ilth-sailed schrs Boston, Hudson and Herald
for Kennebec River.
Sloop Reaper, Pitman, New York.
Sloop B d Jones, West, New Bedford.
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BANK OF BRISTOL.

BANK OF BRISTOL. -.
"A Tthe annual meeting of the stock
IN holders of the Bank Of Bristol, held
on. July lst, the following gentlemen were
chosen Directors, for the year ensuing,
VIZ; John D'Woit, james D'Wolf, John
D'Wolf. Jr, Levi D'Wolf Ambrose Wal.
dron, Byron Diman, Wm. IL. D'Wolf,
Hersey Bradiord, ,and Mark Anthony d.
Wolf
Aud at the meeting ofthc Directors on
the same day, JoHN D'WoLr was chosen
President, and
SAM'L, SMITH, Cashier.
Bristol, July 2, 1893.
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Arr 9th, schr Adelaide Jancy, Smalley, Bay Of
Mexico, May 9th, Bahama Banks June 18th, with
Q bbls ol-lost head Of her forenast. Left at for
mer, schr Lighthouse, with Is bbls. Spoke, June
4th, lat "a, lon "a, brig Imogene, Smalley, whal-
ing.
Arr at Salem 9th, brig Gazelle. Dewing, Point
Petre, Quad. IL. NJ
Sailed from Nantucket, 2sth ult. ship COnstitd-
ton, Coffin, South Atlantic.
At New York 7th, ships Caledonia, Liverpool;
Rhode Island, do; Orbit, Jamaica; Newark, and
Warsaw, New Orleans; Niagara, do; brigs Marer'-
60, Liverpool; Alto, Tampico; Plymouth, Phila-
delphia; schr American, Metamoras; sloop Ann,
New Bedford. Cid ship Franklin, Canton. ArI
sth ship Empress, Gibraltar; brig Julia, Ria Sa.-
do. Below, U frigate Brandywine, Western ISL
ands. Sailed, ship Napoleon, Liverpool.
Arr at Philadelphia Sd, Susan & Sarah, Provi-
dence; Lionett, Wareham-Cld, Gem, Boston
Two Brothers, Hill, w Indies; 4th, Geo Henry
Dean, Fall River; 5th, Catharine, Trip, N. Bed.
ford; Marshall, Bristol.
Arr at Baltimore, Sd, Reaper, IIudley, Messina
Indus, Desbert, st Johns p X Barrell, N Orleans
4th, Burdett, do Mariegalante, Trinidad.-Cld 3D.
Globe, Aud, X. Janeiro; Mcguire, Gibraltar; We
nus, Windhorst, Rotterdam; Ulysses, Silker, Bre-
men, 4th, Charleston Packet, Nickerson, for Prov
dence.
Arr at Richmond lst Attention, Boston; Clinton,
Alert, and Almira Wareham; Henry, Hartford
Cid at Norfolk I'D, Mary Perry, Vincent, Bristol
Aletta, Patton, Bermuda.
Arr at Charleston 30th, Encomum Sheffield, fin
Providence; Stranger, Bait.
Cid at Mobile, 22d, ship Jane, White, Liverpool;
brig Salem, Harvey, Laguna; sloop Chilo, Nan
tucket.
Cid at New Orleans, 10th, BoIna, Fish, Soto do
Ia Marina; 22d, Salem, Havre; Merrimack, Ross,
Baltimore; Merida, Bonney, Sisal; Mary & Fran
lcis, Johnson, Port au Prince.
Arr at st John, D. 2sth ut. schr Eliza, Doyle,
Boston; 29th, ships Dunlop, New York; Nestor
do; brig Mary Cumming, fin Philadelphia; s0th
schr Water Witch Boston. Cid, schrs Ann lsa-
bella, do; Charles King, Philadelphia; brig La
Plata, Norfolk.
AT Havana. 22d ult barque Newton, (late
Leach, who died about 20th) for Boston next day
AT 81, Pierres, 10th ult. brig Orleans, Frost, o.
Portsmouth, arr 18th, only Am. AT Trinity, 18th
brig Oak, Stickney, for Newbury port, ds.
|. At Tanpico, 18th ut schrs banner, for Phila-
dephia soon; Zembuca loading for New York.
Sailed 9Th, brig Pedraza for Philadelphia; schr,
Caroline, New York; Adams, Newburyport. An
herm. brig, with two white streaks, was ashore a
short distance south ofthe bar.
At Matamoras, 18th ult. brig Henry, Sawyer
sckrs Pearl, and Elizabeth, all from New Orleans
Ance, Augustine, and Jane, for do ready. 90,
At Gibraltar, about lst ult. ship New Jersey, foi
Canton, loading; schr Triton, from New York, arr
3Oth May. Cid April II, Brothers, Trieste; 18th,
Delight, Story, for Rio Janeiro arr day before fin
Cette.
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DIED.

In this town, on Wednesday evening, suddenly
Mr.. George Bowen, eyed 3s years.
In Bristol, on Sunday last, suddenly, John Brad.
ford, Esq. aged 66 years.
AZ Lexington, (ky.) OF the Cholera. after la
hours sickness, Mrs. Betsy Smith wife Of the Rev.
Benjamin b. Smith and daughter ofthe late Samuel
Bosworth, Esq. of Bristol.
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LONG ROOM!!

JUST opened at Long Room, Grape and her.
mani hdkfs while blond. gauze wells. bonnet
silks, bonnet ribbons, corded skirts, pongee silks,
blk synchaw do, pom lie sol do, gro de swiss DO,
blk silk gloves, blk satin vesting, cold taste.
braids aud cords, calicoes, sewing cottoDs all
colours, linen threads, blea ched sheeiirgs and
shriings, unbleached do do, green blinds sc.
July q.
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NoT1CE.
joseph j. Cooke,

"AVING purchased the stock in
trade Of Messrs. 8. DAvoL & Son,
at No. 3, Cheapside, and having just re-
turned from New York with fresh sup
ply of SEASONABLE GOODS, offers
to the Citizens Of Warren and the ada
cent towns, an excellent assortment Of
European India and Domestic Dry Goods,
on the most favorable terms, for CASH,
and respectfully solicits share Of patron
age. Warren, July 6, 1889.
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A RARE CHANCE
FOR BARGAINS.
Selling off at Cost /! |!

HAvING determined to close my present
business, now offer my whole stock oi
Day GooDs, at prices, making II the in.
terest ofpurchasers from town and coun-
try TO call.
Also for sale, PEW in the Methodist
Meeting House.
All persons indebted to me will please
call and settle Immediately.
UORCAS CHILD.
July G.
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NOTICE

MOSEPH SIBBALO, formerly Of
81 the house Of Low s. Beverages,
Newburg, is requested to call on Capt.
S. p. CHILD, in Warren, Rhode Island,
where he will hear Of something to his adj
vantage. And any one aware o! his resi-
dence, will greatly oblige his friends BY
forwarding his address TO the same.
Warren, II. !. May II, 1888.
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VIRGINIA., To WIT:

NhnOt Nths TO WIT.
Al Ruics holden In the CLERKS Once Of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chsncery for
jefferson County, the First Monday in No.cu,-
.Te.ran,Lr .sfe Ilsndi,i. sx1S-isg PARTNER Of hsc
iale firm Of .'ieDsaaidS Rugby. ard Robert
Herfisayfsn, PLAiSTiYs,
.fC.iLNyT
John Y. Ceekns, IN has o,rn riyh, e.rcclfor Of
John Ufngersi, drc'd also as e.reeufsr Of. faron
je.rcff. decd ,ehn .ha,Taadiae. aaisa;;s!ssIlier
Of Johi .Heff~r. deed. H. n. Gresham ds1i
.sGiry r. his wife, late Mary r.. Uinyerd,
George ENTER and hfefsy has ,rif, tate Betsy
Li~ns. JOHN p. Uaag~ra, Catherine B,nyerd.
.Hareelina umgerd George H. umgerd,
and Lieob Uingrrd, heirs If John Uagerd,
decd Daniel Eaiirr, erec,aor Of Catherine
.tfoiter, d.e'd, and az administrator Of Betsy
.Nef.angcr, d-c'd, Tho,als Turner, adsrii,VS-
TRAITOR dc boms non IF .iiihony Turner, dec'd,
!Sani,aei Russell, Carver Hun, late !Sie'iF of
Jefersoa COUNTY, administrator Of Robert &.
f~r, irc'd TIsmsis Ixksas, and BAKER Tap
seofs, erecrior ef John Baker, decd,
DIrKSpAsrs,
~ CMLN'CERT
1AiIE defendants. 10. Il. Gresham and Ma
u ~ L. his wife, John p. wingerd, Cathc-
rine Wingcr,i, Aiarccliina Wingcrd, George d.
Ning~r,l, and Jacob Wingcrd, not having cntcr-
ed their appearance, and given sceutity according
TO the act OF assembly and the rules OF this courts
aud IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not Inhabitants Of this country: hfs orirred,
That the said defendants do appear here on the
first day OF the rcxt term, and answer the amend
cd bill Of the plaintds, and that copy Of this
der be forthv ith inserted in new spaper pub
lised in Charlie siowu, for two months successive
", aud posted nj the front door Of the courthouse
In the said town OF Chsrlestown.
KOBERT' r. BROH.N &C.
Nov. q, 1855.
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NOTICE..

HvHE subscriber has taken out letters Of
IL administration upon the estate Of the
late T.S. =. .-..--oo. IN Virginia. All per.
sons having claims against the estate, are re-
CURED to present them TO me without delay {;
and those indebted, are notified that they will
be expected TO come forward promptly, and
discharge them, as much indulgence cannot
be given.
will endeavor 10 be in Shephe rds,own
every Saturday for some wreks-weather
permitting-whcre and when those concern
ed can have an opportunity OF settling t.e.r
acc cunts W it'll the estate.
ANDREW KENNEDY, .4dm'r
of Thomas {. Lane, decd
Charlestown, Oct. 10, ls33.
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TVHE undersigned takes pleasure in On.
- nouncing to the public, that he has dis.
covered . sovereign remedy for both the
Chronic and Inhammaiory Rheumatism-it
never fails to cure where the disease il strict.
ly Rheumatic, and the medicine taken agree.
ably to the directions which accompany each
bottle.
Innumerable instances might be given Of
the happy effects, and powerful virtues Of
this preparation,in the cure Of the above very
painful aud torturing disease. sgaiost whose
resistiess attacks tho artillery OF Medical Sci.
ence has 90 long been directed in rain. But
the limits Of this direction will not admit OF
inserting oil the testimonies and certificates Of
cures performed by il. The following will
serve - . specimens Of the great number OF
others, equally strong, which The subscriber
has nov ia hrs possession-one 10 q letter from
Mr.. J. X Thomas, who keeps the Globe Inn,
ut the corner of Market and Howard streets,
Baltimore, ss fo;.5rs;
GioLe Inn. Baltimore, .MareI son, 1861.
DEAN Sra: have in my family, q young
woman Who has been severely afflicted with
rheumatism for the last seven years. She
has tried all the remedies that arc usually pre-
scribcd for that disease, bot none of them af.
torded permanent relief. Hearing OF your
Anti-isheumatic Medicine, . procured some,
and two bottles of it cured her perfectly
You have the grateful Acknowledgements Of
my family for having Tss:c:.d her to health
and usefulness, and my best wishes fvf yoI.
uccess with this valuable discovery.
am respectfully your obedent serv't.
J. Il. THOMAS.
MR. PArnIcK O'NEILr, Frederiektovn, Nd.
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Notice Ia DefiM0wcNfs.

5 Is impossible TO keep up FRESHNESS,
N spd variety, .nlr.s attention b. ra,J ;,
the terms, IL ~ Necessary motif, the sal.s,r,-,
to the CtiARi.ESrOWN LIBRARY, that sGo-
thrr years contributions will bccun,e duo on H.
First Of November mort Old delinquent, t,s
scarcsiy expco, To be supplied With i,..w work.
without paying something To the Institution, ..i
the good and pnnetusl subscribers ATE r,t,tn,
tired OF bearing the whole burden thcm-lse.
by order,
ii. N. GAII.iHER.
Oct. ~, 1855. T.bI,p,'..
or Those vho have in their possessi,u he "a
vol. ct Moorc's byron, and the 9Th vol 81 NJ,
Edge~orth's work, Patronage are requested Z,
return them, or make good the deficiency. III r,
arc other Books out, the price OF which will be-
charged TO those having them, if not returned
soon.
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"a SET Of half-patent STILLS, tbat will
a bear comparison with any others.
holding 220 gallons each---Wortns. stands
Ac- Also, pair Of MILL BURR STONES
: feet, and bat little worn and 20 o. 80 SIN
Tubs.
Having no use for the shove property. I
VIII give great bargains, aad take 10 payment
negrOcs, gOod paper, or she cash
WILLIAM G. BURNS.
Lsstown, Jsssrson Co. :,
Nov. -, 1893.
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VIRGINIA., TO WIT.
~ Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court OF law aud Cl,aneery Tor
Jefferson County, the first Monday in Novein-
Der, 1883;
Robert Semons, PLAINTIFF,
.7E.iLNiST
Stephen C'Smlrea, Uiisam Hura and Riehard
H. CronIrcH UEyKNp.Sr.
IN CHANCERY.
V~HE defendant, stephen Cromwell, not
Il having entered his appearance, and given
security according to the act Of assembly aud the
rules OF This court; and IL appearing by satisfaeto-
~ evidence that be IL not an inhnbitant of this
country: IL u ordered, That tie said defendant
10 appear here on the first dav of the next term,
and answer Zee oii OF the pi.ntii, and thar co.
i'y OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Chariestown, Tor tso
months suecessively, and posted ut the front door
OF the courthouse IN the said town Of
copy-teste,
ROBERT 4. BROH.N; &C.
Nov. -, 1883.
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Groceries, Hardware, QreenscaTc,
Hofs, Shoes. Boofs. &c.

And every other article connected with the ir
line Of business.
Their intention in opening this establish
ment is to accommodate and be accommoda-
ted. They intend Tradisg in all kinds OF
Marketing. Any one having marketing Of
any kind to dispose Of, by calling at our Store,
will receive Goods in exchange at the
market price. To speak plain and say little,
We are determined To sell bargain, TO any
one who may favor us with call.
WALL x DUNCANSON.
Bolivar, Oct. 81, 1888. laI.l
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IN CHiNCERE

Nv CHLNCERT.
4NHE defendant, William Mallory, not
- having entered his appearance, and given
security according to the act OF assembly aud the
rules OF this court; and il appearing 10y sstsrac-
tory evidence that he is not an inhabitant Of this
country: his ordered That the said defendant do
appear here the first day of the next term, aud
answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and lhst q copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted ia some nc~ =
paper published in CharIestown, for two months
sueees,ively, and posted nj the front door OF the
court-hocse ia the said town Of Charicstown.
A Copy-Teste.
ROBER1' r. BROUN;c. G.
Nov. 81, 1885.
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VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
IN tho Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Jefferson County. October
17th, 1888:
Beqjs~is ~. JSferssn. ad,~,Gsfraser Of HrnSi-
Ten Jrfss son. 8eceasesf, and Rehard Wahass,
.Sher!3 yJsfcrssn County, 20 sphon COM
mstsed hr characterization dc boais poa II fh~
said Hisslioa Jefersoa, deccased, and .fr,s
.Sofisa, he lsS6islg, and Maria kls<a5efh,
frascrs .fss, and Inn Hansiie,s. 1lfans heirs
and cAsidirr's Of fhe slld drcessed.
IN CuANCERY.
HyiIIS cause came on 10 be heard this 18th
u day OF October, 1893, upon the bill and
exhibits. the answer Of the infant defendants
by their guardian ID iifem, the subpoena duly
executed upon the other defendants more
than four months ago, and was argued by
counsel: whereupon il Is adjudged and ORDER
ed, that Master Commissioner worthington
do examine, state and settle the accounts be-
tween the parties rs prayed for in the bill I:
stating and settling the account OF the per-
sonai estate Of Hamilton Jefferson, dcceased,
which has como into the hands Of either Of his
taking an account also Of the
real estate OF Hamilton jefferson, deceased,
which has descended TO his heirs, stating the
III" 's'uo VI "c san'c' toBouef WIN INC AN
nual value, upon testimony to he produced be-
fore him, stating also the amount Of speciality
debts binding the heirs, which have been paid
out Of the personal estate Of the said Hamil-
ton Jefferson, deceased. and the amount for
which IL will be liable, setting forth all such
matters ~ he may deem pertinent, and all
other matters which may be adjudged by Ell
Their party TO be specially stated, and make
report Of his proceedings, in due time before
the next Court, in order to further decree:
And the Commissioner is moreover directed to
give public notice for two months in public
new spaPer published in Chsricstowp, calling
on all creditors Of Hamilton Jefferson, dec ID,
to appear before him and exhibit and prove
their respective claims-all which he is 60
audit and report to this Court.
A eoPy-Tcste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, G.
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"Betis's Celebrated and Lgfaliible UaH
desiroyiag syrup"
NOR sale II tha CharlesiOwn Apotbecary
~ snd Book Store. The above named
syrup has been tested ~ several instances
"a this town and ne ighborhood, With grsaf sac
eass, and proved g. be- 10th ssJs add piseseulio
each bottle
ALSO fresh supply of OoWTEC-
TON inst received AZ above
JAMES BROWN
sept ~ i-3J
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o.vEILL,S CURE ron RDEyE.u 3TISf

o.NEILL'S CURE ron RHELI.L 4TIS.M
We are not IN The habit OF expressing an
opinion Of the eiIiescy Of patent unediciaes,
bat IN the case Of the shove mentioned rene
dy for rheumatism. we feel called on BY pTin.
Cipies OF humanity 90 state that IL has bad
the most surprising effects The inventor -
gentleman IN whom the grestest reliance
can be placed; but he has other than his own
testimony N fsVOf " the mcdieine-which ne
offers Co the public. Ciergymen. Phys,eisns
and those who have been relieved, have borne
voluntary witness 10 lie astonishing efficacy,
and those vho have the misfortune 90 be u
Aicted vith this dIstrs ssisg complaint may be
assured Oi relief by Fesort,ng 20 this remedy
From ~ BGisHsfe ChrsiscL-
For sale ~ their Drug store IN Harpers-
Ferry, by
Dl- JAMES ANDREWS 4 Co.
.9gcnfs
~. ". Also, general ass0rment q Family
Medicines. Confectionery, Efufs, CafJen
seeds, hc. &c 70 DC bad ~ the Baltimore
retail prices.
q. ) Physicians' prescriptions put mp IN
the best tnanneF, and their orders, ~ reduced
prices. DH JAS ANDREWS i co,
March ~. 1885.
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wASHIHoTolr COUNTY
BANK.

W5uis~s-Porf. February ta. lsal
nYa Resolution Of the Board OF Direct.
IL Of this Institution, the follow ing Sc.
and rates have been adopted for the COVER,
uent of the officers thereof, in receiving d.vo
sltes OF money,io a iimiie esnouni, suhJeet ~
interest, viz;
For dePosiies payable SIR
ronths atfer dsnasrG, eertifi- per anuur 81
Gates shall be issued bear sp,r co,
ing interest at the rate
For deposi,es payable
Ninety days aflsrdersrd, Ger. l per annum o..
uhcates shall be issued bear n.r ecu,
ing interest at the rate
For dePositos payable sir
'y days after aemand, certif- per annum Of
Gates shall be issued bear ncr cen,
ing interest at the rate
by order,
GEO. n. MosBER, Cashier.
Feb. II, lS33.-ly.
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O<-runrn % 1854

Ocrossn -, 1883.
e. THE parties interested in the above
mentioned suit, are hereby notified that I shall
attend at the office aforesaid, on Thursday the
26th December merit, to enter upon the execu-
ton Of the above order Of court, and shall
continue from day TO day until my report
shall be completed, when and where they arc
required TO bring forward claims against the
estate Of Hamilton Jefe rson, deceased, vouch-
ers, proofs and papers, &c. that they may
deem necessary, 20 enable me TO discharge
the duties required by the aforesaid order Of
Court. n. WORTHINGTON, Com'r
Of he CIR. Sup. CT Of L. X &. for JcE CT.
Oct. ~, 1888.