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AII1.

In this town, on The 1th'inst. Clara daughter ol
Capt. " iIliam Burr, osed about year und
months.
In Rehoboth, on the 9th inst Annah B. daugh-
ter Of Mr. John Davis, aged year and months.
In Providence, OH the 10th inst. Mr. William
Barron, in the AID year Of lis nge. formerly OF
Wrcn,ham, Mass.-On the 9th inst. MIR Bcnnlal
Sweet, ogcd 75 years, soldier of tho Revolution.
On the 18th, MIR John scarle, in the 10Th year
Of his age.
In scckonl, 9th inst. Mrs Susan Hunt, wife OF
Allen Hunt. Esq. and daughter of the late Wm
Blandng, Of Rohoboth, in the ibtl year of her
age Mrs. Hunt lived the life, 1t IL believed she
died the death, and now enjoys the rewards, Of tho
Iighteous.
In Monson, 22d nit. Mrs IIcpzibah, rclct OF
Deacon AbJah Newell, agad 100 years nnd IL
days.
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To The Honorable HODUAH BaYLiES

To The Honorable HODUAH BIRLIE 5
Judge Of the Court Of Probate for the
County Of Bristol.
At n Cour, OF Probate holden at Dgh,on in and
for said County, on the tenth day Of Octo-
Der, a. ID. 1881.
9a6B MASON, Guaidian TO FREELOTE
q NJ WOOD, of Swonzcy, IN sad County, Il
minor, under tho ago Of iwcn'y-onc years, re-
speciiully represents, thn, the personal estate
OF said minor is insufficient, 10y the sur' Of One
hundred nnd four dollars and cighiy-iour Cents,
to pay Tho just debts which the said minor owes,
which appears from the third account OF SAID
Guardian. Ho thcforo requests your honor to
gran, him license TO sell at Public Auction, us
much Of the real estate OF said MINOR as shall
raise tho sum OF One hundred and thirty four
Dollars for tho payment Of the said minors jus,
debts, charges pf sale, and incidental charges,
a grceably 10 law OF this Commonwealth in
such cases made and provided.
JOB MASON.
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Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, has transmit
ted to the Mayor and Alderman of the
city of Boston, in trust, 1888 6s Cd, for
the distribution Of the interest annually,
to five boys and as many girls, as may he
recommended by the Trustees Of the Cot
fin School, ut Nantucket, as most descrv-
ing.
Hereafter mails are 10 be made up nj
the Post Office in Boston, for Calcutta,
as often as an opportunity offers for send
ing them directly from that port.
Hon Caleb Gushing has been nomina-
ted as n candidate for Congress in the
Third District Of Massachusetts, ny a
Wing Convention.
Thursday, eth November next has
been appointed to DO observed as day
Of public Thanksgiving in N. Ii.
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hJn The following gentlemen nre nu,horise
aud requested to act as Agents for the STAR an
CoNsTIrUT
.Nrmport. rt.-Charlcs N. Tilley.
Proridence. David Brown.
Bmneysrille. M asen Barney.
Cransion. Charles J. Westcott.
SmiihfcM.-Nathaniel Mowry, Cd.
Wickjord. George II. Nichols.
.Natick. k.-Willard BalIou.
Pauiurei. Isaac Is. Rowland.
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JOSHUA ROUNDS,


ELM AS for sale about 100 cords Of pitch
HE pine and white pine wood, that is
very handsome, and we'll seasoned, & is
cut good length. He will sell tho pitch
pine for SO per cord, and the white pine
Tor l6 shillngs per cord, for cash down
at the delivery of the wood. Also, small
pine wood for sale at my house, for ST. 25
per cord. This wood was cut the past
winter and split and drawed to my house,
about miles from Warren. If any per-
son in Warren wants TO buy any of the
pitch pine wood, ! will bring it to them
Tor ST. per cord, or the white pine wood
for $3.50 per cord.
Ifany gentleman wants to buy any of
this kind Of wood, should be glad il they
would favor me with their custom.
100 large cedar rails for sale low FIR
cash. 3w. Oct I8.
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n r n Court Of Probate holden within and
-ssA for tho town Of Warren, Oct. Is, 1884,
Application was made Tor the appointment OF
an Administrator on the estate ofJOHN =.
BROWN, late of Warren, deceased, -lr IS
ORDERED. that the consideration thereof DO re-
lerrcd to Cour Of Probate 10 be holden at
said Warren, on the 2nd Monday Of November
next, and that previous notice DO given TO alt
concerned, by publishing this order ihieo sever
.al times in the Northern Star, at whicD time all
persons interested may appear and he heard.
OlS S. RANDALL. Probate Clerk
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NEW
ARR RANG EM EMIT.

~ their whole attention 10 furnishing Gen
,lemeB with SUPERFLNE s. CO.NMON
CLOTHiNG, have purchased in Now York,
tho last week, an eniro new stock OF CLOTHS,
.CAssIMEREs. VEsTINGs, &c. which they will
have made into Garmepls Of the first style, at
short notice, warranted 10 lit with elegance and
ease.
They will at oil times employ FIRST rate work
men, and pledge themselves that there shall be
60 no mistake" in the style or workmanship
Gentlemen most perceive, that by this arrange
ment, they will at all times bo ablo to find a
better assortment Of Goods adapted 10 their
particular use than can possibly be kept where
the attention is so much divided, as it must ina
voidably be, by keeping large assortment ol
Fancy Goods. TURNER g. SALISBURY.
street, Oct le.
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;r-p NOTICE.

A gra,uitous Lecture Introductory to course on
CHEMIsrRY, will be given on MONDAY EP-
ENING NEXT, at Col Coles Hall, at o.
clock. The regular course will commence on
"Wednesday, provided sufficient encouragement be
offered Tickets S2, to admit one person to the
course of | 8 lectures, may be had at the Hail.
Single Lecture 25 cents. Oct lS.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.

Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
BRisroL ~. Al Court Of Probate holden a,
Dighlon, on the tenth day OF October, A. ID
1884.
nm the foregoing petition Ordered, that
W JOB MASON, abovo-namod, give no
tce to all concerned in the estate of Of FREE
LOVE NJ. WOOD, Of Swoniey, 10 sud county,
a minor. Of the pondonoy of tho foregoing pc
ution, by causing an attosted copy thereof, and
Of this order 10 be Inserted in the NoRTHERN
STAR, n newspaper printed in Warren, three
woeks succcssNely, tue last publication to be
previous to tho frs, Friday after The first Tuos'
day ~ November next, on which day Court oi
Probate will be holden at Dghion. when and
whore oil persons interested in the estate Of sad
MINOR, may appear and be heard concerning
said petition
~. BNYLIEs, bdge IF Probate.
a true Copy attest,
OctiS. A. BASSETT Register.
1r> FFs h CURLs-ofall kinds. for sale
- w ELIJAH bRAMAN.
Avg o.
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trJs WARREN SOCIAL CLUB.

An address upon the Atmosphere. will be de-
livered THIS EVE.NI.NG, to commence nt
O'Clock. by Mr.. r. A. COFFIN, before the War
rem Social Club, at their Hall.
The public are respectfully invi,cdto attend
The doors will be open at half past O'Clock.
Octls. G.. RANDALL, Sec'ry.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Oct ~.

BIti6 ri ON MANI L --cTs -.
(Reportcd for the Boston Patriot
At market $50 beef cattle, 1880 stores,
1900 sheep, and o020 swine. Several
lots end parts of lots OF stores and 400
swine were reported last week.
Prices. Beef Cuttle--Therc were
some better cattle at market this week
than last. We noticed few very fine
from Worcester County, which were
taken for something more than S.. We
quote to correspond with Inst week, viz =
prime at A IS n b; good at A 4 80
(which includes some fine cows) thin at
3 25 8 rs.
Stores Ycariings Sc 8; two year
old SO ii three wear old Sl7 "a.
Barrelling Cattle-wc are not able TO
redeem our pledge last week to give pri-
ccs the limited number at market did
not enable the barreller to make sufficient
purchases to establish prices.
Shecp-Good sale ; lot of lambs in
(erior quality sold for ~ i-2 and | 90 ;
lots GO, "a, SO, g. l2, 2 90, 9 80
and so; some fine Wethers at market
prico not known.
Swinc-Sales quick at small advance
lots not selected half barrows at DC, and
lots two thirds barrows at d l-1c ole
barr ows selected ut 4 l-2c sows at 3 l-e
lot Of 400 shoats, (from Chonango Co
N. W few moro than half barrows
were taken in ono lot at 4 Ia a; nj retail
4 I-2 for sows aud s 10 for barrows.
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.3UCTYO.Nt! aUCWON!!
AEGVIDN.!.!
FALL s. WINTER GOODS.
VM. "a. WHEATON,

MN AVING just received nnd opened
Isl 81. an extensive assortment ofseason-
able DRY GOODS, purchased the last
week past ut BosroN, exclusively with
CASH, Ga most potent article in these PIP
ing times, he has resolved to "spced the
plough" and cut down his prices to the
lowest Ering profit. AL cnqnlring
friends are invited to call at the Old
Stand, srJs LONG ROOM, UNION
CORNER, where choice selection OF
STAPLE AND FANcy Day GooDs OF every
description, will be chccriul!y offered for
examination and customers may rely up-
on receiving an equivalent for CAsn de-
positos at tins institution ; and ms punct-
uali,y is the lye of ,rade,a persons mani
testing belief in the sound doctrine that
paving ones debts in reasonable time Is
an important "business transaction" will
meet at this place hearty reception with
Cash or no Cash, /" as the case inay bc."
For further particulars Tlcoso enquire
on the premises, MILLEE-SrRsrr.
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Commonwealth of Massochuseps.

Commonwealth Of Massochuseus.
BRIsroL ~. At II Court ofProbate holcen nj
Diah,on, on tho tenth day OF October, A. ID.
1881,
OK the foregoing pe,it.on-Ordered, that
JOB .MASO.N above named give notice TO all
concerned in the estate of NATHANIEL G..
WOOD Of Swunzcy, in said County, n minor. OF
the tendency OF tho foregoing petition, by cass-
ing an ntcsod copy thereof. and ofthis order
to be inserted in the NoRrHERN SrAR, n
newspaper printed in Wnrron, three weeks sue
ccss,cly, the last publication TO be previous TO
the lirs, Friday alicr the first Tue'day in No'cm
Der next, OH which day Court Of Probate will
DO holden at Dighton, when md whore all per-
SONS Interested IN the estate Of tho said MINOR
may appear and DO head concerning 8 id pc
titiOn. III. BAfLiES, Judgo OF fiooatc'
A true copy--aIest,
BlSSETT. Repisfer.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN
AIiKINED.

ARRIVED.
l0ih--sloop Eliza, Lnwton, Providence.
l2th--sloop MI Moriali, Ingrahom, do,
l3tl,--sloop Emma X Eliza, Handy, do.
Sloop Eliza, I.awton, do.
litl,-slocp Mt Moriah, Ingraham, do
Sloop Yankee, Brigh,man. do.
l5th--sloop James Munro, Dexter, do.
I6th--sloop Almira, Blake, do.
Sloop Fame, Folgcr, do.
Sloop Henry, Crnpo, New Bedford.
Sloop VIM Penn, Munro, Nantucket.
SAILED,
iith--schr Post BOY, Perry, Gardiner.
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Mr.. DIxoN's CONCERT was well attended in
this town, on Monday evening last, and tho COM
pany were highly delighted with his National ef-
fusons and classic extravagnnzas. On the whole,
was altogether the best calculated to drive dull
care away" Of any thing Of the kind which has
been in this town for some years. A body might
" laugh and grow fat" His entertainment at At
teboroush, attracted one of the largest audiences
ever assembled on such an occasion. Tho pro-
ceeds of the evenings entertainment in this town,
we understand, were given 10 some charitable
society.
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HJe Should any Of our subscribers in Pro'i-
dence fail to receive their papers regularly, they
will please leave notice at Mr.. Z. Ii. Thurslon' Is
Store. No. Ia Market square.
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Oct Is.

To The Honorable HODU.aH BAYLIES,
Judge Of the Court IF Probate for The
county Of Bristol.
n Court of Probate holden at Dighton,
+seA in ami for said County, on the tenth day
Of October. A. ID. 1884 JOB MASON. Guar
dan to N.a THANIEL L. TOOD. n mi
nor. under the sgc Of twcniy-one years, o
Swanzoy, in the county of Bristol, respectful,
represents, that the personal estate Of said mi
nor is nsuilic:om, by the sum Of One hundred
anj four Dollars and eighty four Cents, TO pay
the jus, debts which tho said minor owes, W hch
apl ears from tho third account Of said Guard.
nn. lie therefore requests your Honor TO
grant him Ii, ense TO sell at Public Auction, as
much OF the ioal estate Of said MINOR us shnll
raise The sum OF Ono hundred aud thirty lonr
dollars for the payment Of the said minor e
just debts, charges of sale, and incidental char
ycs, agrceaby TO Il law OF this Common wcu lih
IN such cases made and provided.
JOB MASON.
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Advertisement
x e Z. a, /! /! !

AUtCEC ECkSClAkCHG
= K e =. A. ! /! /!
yEylliS is to inform the good people OF
"a. Warren particularly =! but have
no objection to others, that the writer has
n larg @ lot Of CALICOES, which brings
fresh in his mind the poctical cfusion OF
" Yankee .Noiions. No. ,"..with alconsid-
cradle variation in price however.
Calicocs nany,-some good, some stout,
And some the coiors all wash out
Different the piecs, Ninety-one,"
tSix cents per yard Id sell You some
Also, n considerable of Il lot of SILK
remnants, suitable for Ladies skirts, bon
nets, and great variety of other uses
As they will be:.sold at great bargain,
have no particular objections OF call now
and then. All !!
Says one, I think myself they're cheap,
Another says, III take peak,
Another says do declare,
III surely trade with friend
PAUL W.1RE.
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CID n, New York, 9th, brig Caroline. Martin
Nassau, N. J.. aud Matanzas. lth, cid brig Rap
id, Barton, iiavana.
A, Richmond 7th, Cobosse Coniee, Brayton,
from this port
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mo hypcrbole-ra,hcr undcrroted.
Half price.

Half price.
jr.AyNTED as ABOVE.
no respectable Females or Boys, to
braid pointed sSennett; u fair price will be
gwen and steady employment, if applica-
ton is made soon. sJ" None others
need apply unless well recommended.
Oct H.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

present and approaching season. Tho above
articles wcro collected with CARE and bought
with CASH. He intends keeping a good assort
mont always on hand, and respectfully invi'es
purchasers to call and examine his present stock
as it will DC oilcrod at the lowest C.aSH prc-
es. s. DAVOL, JR.
Oct Is. Nam. street.
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GRAMMAR ILLUSTRATED. Mr. Seth T..
Iiurd, tho famous lecturer on Engish
Grammar, in explaining to his pupils how
hat the Noun was tho foundation OF all
the other parts Of speech, said il was like
the bottom wheel OF a factory, being that
Oh which all tho other parts Of speech de-
pended, in the same manner as tho upper
wheels Of factory depend on the lower
one. Having occasion afterwards to ex-
amino his pupils in parsing, hc asked n
stout lad, "Whut is a Noun" when the
other replied promptly, and with an air OF
entire conidenco,"Irs the bottom uheel u
a factory sir!"
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STOVES.

JAMES GARDNER has now on hand
an assortment of Cooking Stoves, which
will be sold at the Manuactory prices
Likewise, a largo assortment of FIRE
FRAN ES. Oct ].
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NEW
ARRANGEMENT T..
D.7ILY LINE TO BOSTO.N FROM
DRISTOL:IL9 TAUNTON.

MA( e.A A stage " i'll leave Bris
Sr5s5yS toI, every day, (Sun-
sss.<..S c. :fs;zzs7 days cxcepted) at 8
o'clock, A. Nj. for Boston, via Taunton,
aud arrive at Boston same evening Re
turning leaves Boston, every morning,
Sundays cxcepted) mud arrive at Bristol
sano altcrhoon Fare from Bristol,
g., 2,75-lrom Warren 80.
Cooks Kept at Burgess and IIorton's
Hotel, Bristol, and at Coles and Com
mcrcial Ilotel, Warren.
tD~Passcngers in this line from War
rem and Bristol, can stop one hour and a
Fhalf a, Taunton, aud return tho same day.
March 80
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NEW
Fail Goods! Cheap ! a.!

N BURROUGH, JR. s. CO. havc
o. Q just received 4 cases, comprising
general assortment Of Goods adapted to
tho approaching season, purchased by
partner in New York, at very reduced
prices. Among them are the following
pieces French merino cloths, (splcndid
colols) verp cheap.
case Of French, English and domestic
prins.
8 3boxes3-A, I'D, and 5-4 thibct hdkis.
do. wide silk braids, assorted colors.
do. gauze cap ribbons.
piece black Italian silk Of d superior
quality; merino circassian, book muslin,
velvet ribbon, furniture and apron checks,
Russia diapers, tickings, hannels, Eng
lish aud German pins, gloves, laces, edg-
ings, SC. &c., all of which will be offered
n, prices that will givo tho utmost satis-
faction TO tho purchaser.
Sept. g..
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Court Of Probate, WG,ren, Oct 10, 1894
IWMIiEREAS an instrument onrpor ing TO be
w the last win & Testament OF JOS RPH
SMITH, late Of Warren, DECEASED, has, tlis day
been presented TO this Court for Probaie.--it Il
was ordered that the consideration thereof nr
referred TO a Court Of Probate. to ba hold
en- at the Town Clerks Office, on the 2rd Mon
day in November next, at 2 o'clock, y. NJ. and
that previous notice be given, by publishing
this order in tho Norhern Star, to all persons
interested To appear at said time aud place, il
they SEQ tit, and bc heard. By Order,
s.. RANDALL, Probate Cie,k.
Oct lS.
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ynHIBET CLoTHs-a new lot just received
~ for sale cheaper thnn ever. 8
Oct ID. J. Buyr0ugh, Jr. T. Co.
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SEN OMESJIC FLa.N.NELS Just recciv-
W OIL and for sale low at No. 3 CHEAPsIDE.
Oct 10.
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"a LovtR AND HERDS SEED for sale by
~ Octl James Gu dncr.
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Letters from Vera Cruz ofthe 18th uli
arc received via New Orleans. Tho con,
ducia had arrived with three millions OF
dollars. The packet ship Congress ar
rived on the 9Th from this port, and was
to sail about the 18th or Goth, on her re-
turn, with about S40O, ,OOO.-Iho bris
Baron, also for this port, was to sail OH
the 18th, with 100000. The country
continued quiet, and business was i'm
proving. N. Y. Mercantile Adv.
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SHIP ROSHLIE.

GER SHIP ROSILIE.
ysSssErsN For sale, two shares in the
yESaslssSxx - J, whale ship Rosalie, about $50
tons burthen, together with
casks, shocks, tow line, and all her appur-
tenances as she came from sea. If not
disposed Of previous 10 the 10Th Of Nov.
the shares will then bn sold at Public Auc
ton. Apply to JAMES DRIscoL.
Oct II. 4w.
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Major Davis, of tho engineers at
Lucknow, in India, has completely sue
cceded in training dromedary to har-
ness in buggy. When the animal first
streached out his long neck, and saw the
wccls coming after him, he was ''consld,
erabiy nervous" but soon got used to 1t,
and was, as Col Crockett says, "out ol
sight like q thunder gust in no time"
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The North Star published at Whitehall,
N. Y. says, Tho Collector at ChamplnIn,
(Gen. 1hurbcr) has been held to bail,
in the sum of $50, 900, by virtue of Il writ
issued against him at Washington. Tho
charges SGT forth arc converting the pub
lie property to his own use.
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skTl LANNELS.- Crimson, scarlet, whho and
W. yellow nanneIs bloachoc end nnbIench-
ed Canton do cotton aud wool do, different
qualities ths week received by
TURNER L. SALISBURY.
Water street, Oct IS.
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UNiTED FAMILY. Our New York
namcsake tells us that nt late police ex-
animation in that city, tho prisoner, ic-
malo, being asked by the Judge if she
had any family connexions and where they
wcro, replied, "My daughters in Alba
ny, my sons in New Orleans, my moth
cr's in ireland, my aunt's in England, my
uncle's in Scotland, my brothers. in the
East Indies, my sisters in the West, my
n.phcw's at the Cape of Good Hope, aud
nv husbands gone to the devil, | believe;
ior he died drunk in tho cholera time, and
SO we're pretty much scattered"
Boston Trans.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-10
Executors saseo

WTiLi be soid Il public yendue, to the sy highest bidder, at Helena, on .Mo's- dag the 2ash dag of .Janaarg, 1884, being the day on which the County Court is 10 be holden in Phillips county, all the personal Estate of Col. Eli J. Lewis, de ceased, consisting of large stock of well assorted DRY GOODS and Groceries among which IS a quantity of Ready made CLOTHING. A large lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture, among which are several excellent Beds. Beadsteads, and fine sideboard, and Chains, Tables, &c 1; five head of Horses: a stock or Caflie, and great variety Of other articles.- The whole will be sold upon credit. which will be graduated in proportion to the amount of debt. To large purchas- CTS, a liberal credit will be given.
 VIM. B. R. HORNOR.
 Erecator of Eti J. Lelsis, deceased.
 Helena, December. J2, lSs3.
 Printers fee, S4 00.l 3w-3s
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HUZZA FOR TRADE!
NEW SHOP.

9M Ii E subscriber talk es this method to s-A inform his friends and the pshllc generally, that he has opened NEW SHOP. opposite to the Advocate Office, where he will carry on Blaeksmithiag, Gun ranking and Bell nstskSng, in all their various branches. He will also make butcher ksi@as of the best quality. al the shortest notice. Work from a distance will be executed with despatch. The public may rest satisfied, that he will exc cute all work sent to hls shop Tn the best possible manner, and or tic most reason able terms.
 E. M. LEDBETTER.
 Little Rock, April T7th, lS33-2tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-01-10
JOHN MARTIN, Blacksmith, GUEasils&tIa, and
F0URgaGEsZ

Founder. D ESPECTFuLLY informs his old GUS Ia toners and the public generally, that he has opened NEw SHOP, immediately below Dr. Watkins, and opposite the family residence of R. C. Byrd, tat the sign Of !. MARTIN, GUN AND BLACKSMITH, ! where he is prepared to carry on all the above brances of business.
 Y H.in make and repair SURGICAL INS rRD MEN fS of every description.- SIDE ARMS of all kinds made and re- paired, in the best possible manner NJ A- GifNEisY | ofal, kinds repaired, BL ACK SMITHlNG of every kind done at the shortest notice, and i'll he best manner He is so,prepared to do llkinds of Steam boat work.
 Is his scharges will be moderate, and his work executed in the best manner and at the shor est notice, he hopes for share of the public patronage.
 All orders from a distance will he promptly attended to, panied with the CASE.
 LiHte Rock, April 2i, 1883. 3G