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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-27
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Trustees Sale.
10y virtue Of q Deed of Trust from Anthony Crease,
Id deceased, the subscriber win offer for sale. At
public vendue, in front the premises, on Saturday,
the 2sth of September next, at u o'clock, 81.
krnA THE HOUSE & LOT
&s#, !tk situated on the south side Of Cameron
Ey& 4 street. between Washington and st. Assph
streets. fronting Cameron street %
feet inches, and running back 100 feet. ct present
occupied by James Irwin, Esq and subject TO his
lease, which will expire in December next, when pos.
session will be given, and may. by arrangement with
Mr Irwin. be had sooner This is q modern built,
we'll finished, comfortable three story brick dwelling
house, with convenient out houses, and its situation
particularly eligible for private residence.
Terms One fifth cash; the balance in four equal
instruments, at six twelve, eighteen. and twenty four
months with interest from the day Of sale For the
deferred ps, me- nts, good security will be required
The title TO this property is believed to be perfectly
good, subject to arranged ground rent of SIX dollars
per year. The Tru tee viii, however, convey such
title only as has been invested in him.
CHARLES BENNETT, Trustee.
aug Observation-Disclosures
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Plaster Of Paris.

IN Tons. on board Brig Mary Helen. for sale by
~ sept 81 W. FOWLE 4 Co.
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The sales of Cotton at Liverpool for the week
ending the Esd ult. were A, 900 bales at an ad
vance Of I'd on Brazil, and I'd on American.
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II The Painful r. Dst titat'ng Conpaaias o,
{, ?sYN y.lNss
e,e ves Immediate ielet, Inu ~ numerous in
sauces has thfoughly cured, by The admin =
tration OF
DU.uFRiES' REMEDY FOR THE
PILES.
This approved compou. also mitigates anu
,emovc. tnc symptonis which fitquen,iy accom-
pen, ti,at drO..er, and increase the danger vi
"e patont, VIZ. pans in Loins- Headache
toss AZ oppe."s mitigation, aud other
.naihs oi dsb!ny.
" A ,ene'sa. patient writes f ON distance.
:" 1. ~ pu' J"si,e 10 you 10 nioim you, that
have used your Quantities remeny for the
lies 10, son'9l'ms pas., aud nave found il emi-
ncnliy successful"
The remedy is quite innocent, and may be
administered 80 ali age. and both sexes. rlan
and smpe Directions, with description OF the
con. liant, accompany each pack gc, whicn con
ssts OF too bores, one conteining an Ointment.
and The other an Eleeiuary.-Pr ce 81 70, both
articles, OF 30 ceL,s where but one Ii wanted.
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ATTHE
SIGN OF GALEN'S HEAD.
Wlyfeae.St2seeT.

AY be General Assortment
lv1 PERFUMER The
selected
Selection
what sold @ Ships Families and supplied
aCxD1CI r. C. III t;S l,S,
and which sad by be- altogether S
unshcd 10 Feb
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The subscriber u eng appointed sole .4gent
for Vending MORiSON'S HYGEiAN UNI
vERSAL MEDICINES for the State o!
,.hode Island, hereby gives notice tha, no 9th
er person will be aulhotized TO Fend said Med
&c nes this cry and that no one is al pres
sat authorized 70 vend SAID Medicines IN ,h,s
STATE ereepf myself, but Tor the accom' da-
tion Of the public, agcnIs will be appointed BY
me, IN different parts Of the State, as soon "a.
notified : - and 10 guard the public az iinst an.
pions, they may rect asssn ed, that should an,
Medicines Le offered ior sale in this State, pur-
porting 10 be .Ho,ison's Hygei0n Uairersa,
Medicines, by any person except myself. or IN,
authorized agents. that they will be counierfens.
SAMUEL DUNG.
Jau. 8. No. I07 Westm siIoet.
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DUMFRiES,
CWSG Gu;N.rS,..EN|

The extensive sale aud ests 5lsShed repui alton Of
DU.htRLES' ITCH OLNTn
enc cou,ages the Proprietor 10 iccommcnt II with
eneweu cortiemre to I he pubic, as II mos, in
nocent a. vel At po,cerfut application for ,nls
"nn"ymg disesse. The most in'eierate cases
have been cURtD DIN orE FOUR by this es
teeihed o. .,ment. II contains no Me, cu,y, or
other nox Gus ingredient, and may be .on.Jent
Iy applied even 10 the youngest children, or to
pregnant females. PIics 81 i.2 GEMS.
april 20.
Meme are genuine unless signed on tho
outside printed wrapper, by the sole propri
etor. z. KIDDER, immediate successor TO
the late DR. >. 7. CoNwAv. For sale, with
all the other 4" COn,0ay .Medieine," at his
Counting Room, No 10, neat door 10 j. Kid
der's Drug Store, corner Of Court and Hano
Yer streets, near Concert Hall, Bos on : and
also. by his special appointment, by DIR y.
WILLIAMS, y arren DIR. A. p. Moore, new
port; Nathan Duree, Fall River; John H..
Mason & Co. and Joseph Bach, Jr. Providence.
"+A Large discount to those who buy 70 cell
again.
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EARDWARE
GEILERY.

TUST received from BOSiON alarge a.sort
~ meni Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FARM
ING UTENSILS &C. OF the newest iniportat .ons,
which whl be cold al iednced prices. among
which are brass screws 80 10 and I2 inch,
chest hinges, Pew do, table do, n I. do, II do;
butts sli szes, rsmcrsens razor sirops tailor.
shear. scissors, pen knives, pocket do by aozeu
or single, blade do, 3 blade d., John Wilson'S
butci er knives all sSes, bread do, buck, bone
and horn carving knives, table and butchers
steels, large and handsome assortment of buck,
bone and HON tip table kni.es and forks, buck
bone AID horn up desert knives and forks, tootI,
brushes, Gun FImis brass andlesticks, Besbees
aud tiliys rev augefs, tent snip augers. pa.
tent house do, pod 10, spike and nail g.,nblais.
shipwrlght and boat gun let's, lined iea kettles
from q's. 10 6 qts. lined sance pans all sizes.
m slim kettles fOm I qt to 10 q 8, brass kettles
a|l sizes, Turkey oil one. sand stone, Bristol
brick Tor securing. coopers compasses, csrpen.
ters do, dvders, ra-ps Hat, ha.t round and Il ape,
fi,es best kind, non and brass wire, house auu
sh p carpenters ases. adzes, Hunl's Gust steel
bench axes, Hunts broad aud axe pattern hatch
cts. HUNS shinglmg hatche 9. spoke shaves
no'tIce CHRIS Is socket do, turner's ch ssels
gouges. Groves Sons, aud Beardsiaws hand
unL back saws, wood saws, brass, norfolk and
sppan latches, lad es, flesh forks, brit, an Ia
dies, brnta MIA aad iron table and tea spoons
brass and Japan door butI Ions, brass and eompo-
sIti"n cocks, drawer handles, steel and mouse
traps, setis braces and bits, eoopers braces anc
screw DItts, N.kms marking Tens, bung aud To
| borers, sad irons toy do do, sad noa crates, pa
tent grid runs, sun glasses. japan and bras
lamps. mathematical msituinen 8, hat pms, ~
squares, box rues, g,inter sc,cs, want rod
sciew all kinds and sizes, chest, drawer, cop
oard, slo, H. dead. trunk and door locks
great variety. bed cords, sacking and clothe
ines. pocket books and wallets, silver and plat
ed ever pointed pencils A"es ,ast steel ,br, ~
and round point shoYes; Wilde's back rap d.
Washburn's spades; Hmd's manure fJrks u su
peror article; Goodyears do DO; G,ilords hoes an
la'ge lot OF other articles too numerous 4
mention which feel dsposed TO sell At 10,
lrices aud soiici' the paironge Of town aud cou
,ry, as am coatident they viii lind their &C.
count by ealing OH
GEORGE T. GARDNER.
hPsh iSth. waier-srcct.
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TheO. Salisbury,

ELDEST canal flour, per barrel, halfbbl
1D and quar,er; rye and indian meal;
first quality rice; three kinds of bread +;
butter and cheese-white leaf lard; pork
and beef; hams;-best brown sugar; new
molasses; coffee; teas; Boston soap and
dipped candles, my own make, per box or
pou d; sal eratus, spices; coarse and fine
sat-cider 4 sharp vinegar; raisins; figs;
and oranges. Constant supply Perry's
celebrated herring; Goldfish; white and red
potatoes; garden seeds SC. sc.
WANTED FOR THE ABOVE,
Rye and indian meal, good new butter
eggs, good salt pork. cash, and clean cot
ton and linen rags. may 25.
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- YouN0 having gwen assurance 'of lis con
virtlon in the Aegean Theory oi Physoogs, as
developed by tho Bit,sh College Of health, Lon
don and having E rnished tho necessary secu-
rity q. ainsl counterfets, s pp'inted Sole Agen'
for vending tho HRGtIAN vEGE TABLE
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES AND PU H.lCA-
TIONS, In and for the Stale OF Rhode island.
In conformation whereof l have tins iourlh
day OF January, ,one thousand eight hundred
and thirty tlueo, Sc, my hand.
II SHEPARD MOAT.
Sole General Hygsnion Agent for tie Uni~
ted States Of .fmertcd, Sn'ith>sfrssf, BROOKE
Ign, L. I.
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REUEL II. BAKER.
GERMAN ......
WHITE; LEAD.

Made only by the Salem Lead .Nangact-
uring Company, IN SALEM, Mass.
AlNh.S WhIIE LEa II Is made by a new
- process recently discovered by a ,eiebra-
ted Gcrmaa Chcuist, who hus u Patent right
tor the whole reneh Empre, for 10 yeas, and
who has instructed this Company erciusipeiy ~
the ar, o making II tor the whole Unned ;, aies.
In compsc'ness, whiieness, beauty and durs-
b,lity, II Is tar superior to any other ever made
IA this country or m Europe. One pound Of il
in its dry state, ground with one thn oi i,s
weight IN O'l will, cover up~ urds oi 80 per cent
more surface shan an equal weight OF any other
White Lead, mixed wmh the same quantiiy OF
OIL. aud be oi much mole brilliant white.
Two coats Of It will cover equal 10 three coats
Of other " hiie Lead.
One pound ot this Load mixed with one oe
ParIs " hile aud GrouI,d in OIL, will bs superrr
IN whi'sncss 70 Two pounds si kS,c While Lead
made y the usual process. and wal cover p,oro
than doub o The suifa,c.
w Painters mus. DO careful net TO add eco
muc" OL,o this Lead ,n us.ng Il.
Geu,ien.eu ish'ng ~ -No % their II uses Q
dW abts eocerng ,oeeibei with n teGut fol
Oufw0'd appear 0sses VIII ac.omplrh lLem ov-
ject BY using the " Germ n Lead.
A. above Lead iuf sal. NV
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Jau. 8.

This 10 10 certify. that Reuei n Baker. oil
War. on, Mr.. David MeIviil. Of Newport. Mess's
Geo. Hammond g. Co. Wexford, S ephsn G.
BENEDICT at tho Post Office, Pawt"cke,, Mr..
Jetissson L. KimbaiI, Coventry. and yamss b
PsWce, Esst Greenwich, are sppo n,cd Agent.
for venoing Mosison's Aygeian Unvesal Med.
icWos in those towns. StM'L YOUNG
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which a'e two elegant double bottom detached
Levers. Also, large assortment oil silver and
steel bowed SpeciacIes an excellent as
sor'ment OF Silver Spoons Of every dc. cripi ion
also. Bri'an'a Ware. cor sistng ia part Of tea
p"'s, real English. OF the lat patterns and low:
susnr aud creams Ia match Win the pots /: sill
yer plated csst"rs, spoons and ladies: cutlery,
pulls, curls and nze,is: tea trays table mas
fancy beds: Jeweiry al every dcscr'p'i ion, and =
variety Of other articles, all Of which 10 can
and vii sell as low as can be purchased else
where.
he will end 10 cieanin. and repairing
Watches and Clocks, and all Jobs N 10 ! no
~mh pleasure. and hopes ny his unremt Ted ex
ertions to his business q" please q public.
SYLVESTER CHILDS.
Nov. 9.
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MORRISO.NS' HYGEL.l.r
UNIVERSAL
M E D + CT NJ E /,

EN HE subscriber has heen appointed so A.
- gent for vending this Universa! Medicine
!. Warren, and now efiers tor sa,e MORRt-
SONS PILLS, in large and small boxes, Tor
the cure oi Consump'ions, cholera morbus, inia-
nations, dyspepsia. iovers, sgue, Indigestion bill
lious or n rvous affections, and oil Diseases Of
the liver yellow fever, gout. rheuma ism, drop
y ST. Vnus's dance. epilepsy, paral, sis, palsy,
green si' kness. small pox, measies, whonp ng
cough. scarlet fever, asthma, jaundice, gravel,
stone, and all urinary obstructIons, piles, sour
Wy. hchngs OF the skin, worms, kings evil, and
oil cutaneous disorders /: IN short every com
plant TO which tho human frame s SO drcfuiiy
subject. under all The varied forms and nan cs
ss the H.geian convection 10, that man 10 sub
Ject to one only real dsea.e, ,ha, is to the in,-
purit, Of the blood. Warvaaied 10 be the gem
uine article.
REUEL II. BAKER.
$ Jan. le.
This is 10 certify, that Mr.. Reucl n Baker,
Of arren, sspPoIn'ed Agent for vending Nor
'isons Hygeisn U"iversal Medicines, Tor the
town OF W auen, IN Tins STATE.
SAM'L YOUNG.
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NEW STORE.
Edward iii. ThurstOn,

M q aCHAMT TAILOR,
HA/ lSH rs to inform the inhabitants
w ofWarren and its vicinity, that
he has taken a store in the new building,
corner of Wafer and Miller streets,
where he intends to carry on the above
business in all its branches. He now Of
ters for sale complete assortment OF
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
consisting of superfne black, blue, olive,
brown and green broadcloths; middling
and con,non do, together with a complete
assortment OF cassimeres and vesti ,gs,
and every Article usually called for in Il
Merchant TaiIor's store.
Comments made up to order, and war;
ranted to give satisfaction ns to tit, worl-
manship aud style, or no sale.
sr5S Garments made by none but first
rate journeymen.
WANTED
= IMMEDIATELY, two first rate jour
IL neymen, to whom good prices will
be paid.
Warren, May 4, 1893.
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THOMPsON,s


"A iEsE Pills have been for many years IN
- high aud increasing estimation. ss u con-
venient. safe and efieciusi, purga,we medicine.
well suited 10 persons Of IL bilious habit. They
are gentle anu certain IN their operation, and
afford a speedy ieiei To those hesdschs. and
o'her numerous dIsugree bic symptoms, attend
ani ON d,sorcered state ot the SION sch aud
Oo"eis. Many Instances are attesied To their
potency ~ the cure oi the piles, and they have
been successful, smp;oye. Tor the prevention 4
removal oi cropsIcui swelings. y"armeIs have
long been acquainted with lhe value OF tb,s
me lIcine. which n'uy be taken IN tie most ~
posed situations, aud " iih uny Diet and - ef-
uc"eni IN TIE su den removal OF that obstinate
cOs'ive"ess, 10 which persons Of their proiess-
'on are liable and IN all Cares " here al active
bu, not vioIent medicine 10 Indicated. Few, IT
any, II is believed, Who have once used those
pills have ever afterwards neglected to iufnish
themselves w'ih "a supply ON going to sea-
They are likewise highly esteem ed, and may
b. safety used by women before and after con-
inement.
o. None are genuine without the signature
sf 4. NJ u L. THoMPsoN, BY whom only they
are prepaie'i and sod at Warren, X.
Tne above Pills are KEEP, tor sale by DR.. T.
p. DOR the only au no,Ned agent in this
town by Bale, j.. md J. II. :. sson d Co.
Providence A. p. Moore, New port (; Franklin
ar. Dumb Taon'on. De-. 29. T
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THE subscriber hav-
ing jurt returned
from BOSTON With
q new u sor. ment Of
Goods, u now ena.
enabled TO accon,..
inodate his Custom-
ers with any kind Of
TIM e, they choose,
as lie has u tins lo, Of
English ind French
WatcItea Amopn
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In addition TO his Stuck Of Hardware, h,
keeps ON hand complete assortment of 6rs
sa,e G.ocEkIEs, wooden waie aud buskets an,
q general ss'"rtm u, Of Paints. Oh. ~ indov
Glass, &c. &c. t.
atIen, Oct, &.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT. A man man,
ed Joseph Melbourne, was instantly kill
ed yesterday afternoon, On board the new
steam boat intended to be run between
New Bedford and Fairhaven, as Ferry
Boat. As she was about to start, he was
looking through the side door Of the
wheel house, at the wheel. When the
engine was put in motion, his head was
caught by the wheel, and he was drawn in
and instantly crushed to death. The
wheel revolved several times with his
mangled body, which knocked off the
boards Of the whcel-house, with every
turn. But one piercing shrek was heard.
He breathed but once or twice after he
was picked up. There was scarcely an
unbroken bone in his body PROV. jour
nal.
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SAaAS

know whethefZHl have you or no.:
well, Sally, Perhaps I'm rather abrupt
but l'm plain straix ht tor'ard sort oi
q feilsr, and can't ste the use, when my
mlnd's made up, TO let such q slick op-
por,unity Of declaring il. Besides, as
tsId you before, the long winter evenings
are coming ON, and artsr we're married,
we can sci up together, and court every
night in the week, if we like
'That's true Jonathan. didn't think
ofthat. Well, then, guess l'll try to
nuke my mind to have you.
that's my own dear Sall!-Hurrah
I've got wife 1t last! Now let's seal
the contract So saying he planted a
hearty kiss upon her ruby lips.
They were married few weeks after
this eventful evening, and Sally made
Jonathan an excellent house-keeper und
an afectionate vile. Whether he de-
irauded her Of her due Of being courted
during the long winter ovnings, history
does not record.
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MAJOR JACK DOWNING.

RETURN or THE PREsIDENr.-Yester-
day morning, about half past eleven o.
clock, we learned that the President of
the United States, accompanied by the
Vice fPresident, Secretary Woodbury.,
and his Private Secretary, Col. Earle,
and Isaac Hill Of New Hampshire, arriv-
ed n this city; and that all except the
last. we're on board the steamboat Provi-
dence, ready to start for New York. A
few of our citizens who had heard Of the
unexpected arrival Of the President, &c.,
called at the steamboat to pay their re-
spects, and inquire after the Presidents
health. -
The President informed them that it
had been his intention to 60 home through
Albany, but the fatigue Of his journey was
SO great, and his health 3, much impaired,
that on his arrival at Concord, he thought
il most prudent 10 seek the nearest place
where he could secure steamboat con-
vevancc as far as Baltimore. Had the
state Of his health permitted, he observed
that he should have been highly grasiS~d
10 have taken wider circuit, and return
ed to Washington by different route,
bu, he had need Of uorc rePose than Nv
could take in travelling by land, and pru-
dence had dictated the present course, al
though he extremely regretted that h.
could not perform his contemplated tour.
JPrvv. Journal, Of "Wednesday.
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THE PINK LETTER.

As a report has reached many Of our
readers, concerning letter designated
by the above title, which it IS pretended,
was forwarded by the engineer Of the Fail
River steamboat, from MIR. Avery 10 S.
M. Cornell, we would but say word at
present, in relation to this subject I; and
that is, that we have been informed from
undoubted authority, that Mr.. Spen-
Ger Of East Greenwich, has appeared and
made an affidvait that he took letter an
swering to tho description Of the one in
question, from a person in Pawtuxet, and
handed on board the steamboat, on the
day that the engineer suys he received it,
and ut the time Mr.. Avery was in Provi.
dence. Mr.. S. is said to resemble Mr.. A.
and is man ol unqrslionabie vcracity.-
We are expecting tho documents relating
to this affair; and when luther informed,
we shall apprige our readers.
N. +. Christian Herald.
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NORTHERN STAR.
WARREN, r. /. SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1888

Alta meeting Of the Town Council. on Monday
last. Seth Peck, Joseph Luther and Samuel Pearce,
usge appointed surveyorsof lumber, timber and
joists.
The Town Council acting as Board of Health
cx-officio, on the same day appointed DR.. T. p.
Moore, Health Officer, for the year ensuing.
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TRY ME.
Long, too long, I've waited dearest,
Why. oh why deny mes
TRY ME.

Long, too long, I've waited dearest,
Why, oh why deny me!
If my constancy thou fearest,
Take me, love, and try me,
See the crystal tear is glowing,
One bright smile will dry it;
Doubt not, when It's easy knowing,
Try it, dearest, try it!
Joys when brightest still are feetest,
Haste dear, maid, they're flying,
Welded love, the fondest, sweetest,
May be had for trying.
Now l see thy heart relenting,>
Dearest l defy thee;
Eyes and cheeks alike consenting,
Maiden, shall l Ay thee'
Hopes and vows thus fondly meeting,
Dearest, do not chide them:
They who say Loves joys are cheating,
Neverthus have tried them!
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M NJ. Noah, says the Philadelphia
Gazette, is about to issue proposals for
publishing in that city a seni-wrckly pa.
rer, for the purpose of ndvm nsing the
claims Of Judge Mclean, for the next
presideurv. MIR. Nosh is vigorous
chaste and face,ious writer, and he eaa
-en'c,ls tail of making any paper, With
which he may be connected, eminenily
uccessial.----In ho course ol nips
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THE CHOLERA.

Though aba'iOg daily the Cholera Ind
not entirely disappeared from Lexington.
The Observer Of June s2, gives list Of
the Names Of those who had died,--thc
Whole num.er o75. Whites 1856. Blacks
I'D, Lunatics, %.
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TnE CHOLERA has crossed the noun.
tains in it, return towards tho East. II i
in las, Virginia, Maryland aud Pennsyl
vania. II is Ia FreJc,i ickrburg in III,
first, Ilage'stown ia the second, and Con
eInaugh and Pittsburg ia the last nance
State. II lus not, as yet, been altended
this side Of the mountains with remark
able fatality. iii breaking cut upon the