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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-22

~ TIA Court Of Probate holden within and
x&A for the town Of Warren, Nov 10, 1854,
The Administrator on the estate oi JOHN
T. CHILD, late Of Warren. deceased present
cd his account for allowance, III IS therefore
Ordered, that the consideration thereof be re-
ferred TO a Court Of Probate to be holden al
said Warren, on the End Monday of December
rext. and that previous notice be given to all
concerned, by publishing this order thee sever
al times in the Northern Star, at winch time all
90, sons interested may appear and be heard.
Nib RANDALL. Probate Clerk.
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NEW STORE
NEW q GOODS.

HNHE subscriber having purchased
n and opened, his Extensive FALL
and WINTER STOCK, of STAPLE
and FANCY DRY GOODS, considers
that it may be Of some consequence to
himself, that his Friends and Customers
should know something Of the circum-
stances, under which his stock has been
bought, aud Of tho terms, upon which it
" i'll he sold.
The Goods have been obtained, gen.
orally, from the AUcrIoN HOUSES IN NEw
YoRK, and with those advantages, which
Cash usually gives TO the purchaser
Those ofmy Friends, in Town and Coun-
try, who were formerly my customers, are
now respectfully solicited, to continue
their patronage and purchasers gener-
ally, are also invited to call at the NEW
CASH STORE, in WATER-STREET, and
be convinced by the unequalled low pric-
es attached to all my Goods, Of my be-
lief, in the ancient maxim, A nimblc
sixpence, better than slow shilling"
JOHN DAVOL.
not 10 1904
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Notice.

-HE subscriber having made an engagement,
I with person, who will take charge Of the
TAILORING DEPARTMENT II Of his bu-
siness, will keep on hand. constantly. IN as
Of READY Made CLOTHLNC,
and will he enabled TO furnish olso, at short no.
ice, Gnrmen,s of every description. Fashisna-
bic or Common Clothing, made lnthe best man
ner, and warran cd to fit.
o. No person will be requested or desired to
take a Garment, made in this Establishment,
which does not SUIT him. JOHN DANOL
Water-street, Oct 20, 1884.
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FALL SUPPLY,
n. w. BURR

NHAS this woek received from New
MI York, aud is now opening his
FALL AND WINTER SToCK Of
RICH and DESIRABLE GOODS,
which we,e purchased with Cash the last
week, at AUCTION, and Of the Importer,
under circumstances peculiarly favorable,
and which will warrant him in offering the
freshest Goods in Market, shade lower
than can be obtained.
f.. w. B. will exhibit these Goods for
and solcits the attention OF q
whose faculties Of discernmeni
are 80 fully developed, that they require
no comment to aid them in their eXami-
dation.
Warren, Oct o5, 1884.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
CHILDREN.

NKRS. G.. b. KELLEY will recon-
UA mence her School for young Chill
dren, in the chambers of the house be-
longing to MIR Andrew Johonnot, North
Main Street, on Monday next.
Nov. |.
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top Printed and Published every Saturday
morning, by CHI HARLES RANDAL l., No.
z Market-Street, Warren, II. !.
TERMs.-Two dollars per annum, payable in
three months, or So, 80 at the end Of the year.
K}s Advertisements conspicuousy inserted on
the usual terms of One Dollar per square, for three
weeks, and twenty cents for every subsequent IN
sertiOn.
r-Ts Advertisements will be continued till for
hidden, (unless otherwise ordered) and charged
accordingly.
DP No papers discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid, except at the option Of the Publish
er Single papers 6 Ia cents each.
M, The following gentlemen are authorised
aud requested 10 act ms Agents for ihe STAR and
CoNsriTUTIoNALlsT.
.NeppoH. Charles N. Tilley.
Providence David Brown.
Barneysrille. .-Masen Barney.
Cransion. Charles J. Westcott.
SmihfeM.-Nathaniel Mowry, I'd.
Uicktord. George Il. Nichols.
.Na,ick. Willard Ballou.
Pa,cturet. Isaac B. Rowland.
Fall HRirer.-Ebenezer Luther, Jr.
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GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Store.
Turner & Salisbury,

-wATER-STREET-
NAVE on hand large assortment
III Of Cloths Of the most fashionable
colors, among which are supcrfse olive
green, invisible do, peacock do, dahlia,
brown, olive brown, olive, blue, black,
SC. &c. common do do also, rich aud
sc lect lot of Cassimorcs ofvarious styles
and qualities. A large assortment Of
Vestings of new and approved patterns.
They have also an extensive assort-
ment Of READY .M.4DE CLOTHING,
comprising Dress and FRocK CoATs of
different qualities, and variety Of fash
lonable colors cashmere and cloth PAM
rALooSs, oivarious colors and qualities !;
velvet, valencia, satin, bombazine and
Marseilles VESTS. Also, u variety Of
short jackets, pea jackets, monkey do,
rceiing do, thick trovsers, flannel shirts,
and draws, cotton and linen shirts, stocks,
cravats, &c. sc.
At this Establishment may be found
every article appertaining to gentle
mans wardrobe, made from the best Of
stock and in n faithful manner which at
all times will be sold as low as at any 9TH
er Store. Oct l8.
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EDUCATION.

ocHo1L Tor the instruction of Young La
DIES VIII he opened in the Dwelling House
OF the subscriber, September LIST, provided suhi-
Gent number OF pupils b obtained A Femas
assttant, well qualified, will be procured and no
pains ~ expense shall be wanany to render the
school deserving of patronage The sl.ietos, atea-
non WI be paid TO The manners Of the pupils and
WHIST cndeasorins 10 imbde their minds with a
taste Tor literature, special wi he taken 10 d.
rect iheir hesris 10 the precepis and 1atcs OF Re
hgion B CT 0Boafdcrs Con be received ~ the
subscri5e''s family. Aty intending to send their
children, VIII please make nniedia,e application
The following branches VII be taught.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geos-
raphY, use II Globes construction Of Maps. Bellies
Leitfes, conpos.Inn, Clemens of Natural ard
Moral Philosophy, SO per season Of 5 months.
Lnngnages $40 90
VI SIC Pilno,, IL 90
Use Of Piano 9 50
Drawing and Painting in water colors, GO
Board, including washing, ll,bi & fuel, 40 90
CHARLES II PAGE.
New-Glasgow, Amherst, co. July } 5~
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70 the AM.c,eN.

HhR. JOs l.. MAX Fit & MR. RICE
NJ are prepared to oiierto the eommuruy, Stng.
nos new ly mycuod TRUSS, by the use of which
they propose 10 etleci, beyond doubt n permanent
cure otidat nos painful aud distressing complaint
called Hernia (ur E0pture) " hich has never been
ell,e,ed by the most proved Truss hitherto pre-
sen!ed TO Tho pubic he principle upon which
this Truss acts IN the restoration Of the parts to
healthy condition, is radically diff rent from any
othes eyer offered tor the patronage OF the afflicted
DR.. NJ & Mr.. X deem II unnecessary TO mutt.
ply recommendoory language, not only from the
fact thai they have ~ their possession testimonials
that III satisfy the most lncredu Gus but that the
itu9s has only to be prar,,ly adJustcl to the rup-
tufed snilrler TO recommend itsri
they will be ut Charlotte L. II on the 2l and
} days of August, at Lunt nburs { IT. on the 5th
day OF Angus, at Holloway on the 9Th, and at
Petersburg on the illh, I2sh Il 18Th of August
DR H. LATHAM, of thls place, has the
exclusive rtght of applying the above r,uss IN the
counties Of Campbell and Amherst. lie deems II
s'iess 10 say any thing ~ relation to the subject
except thai nc guarantees cure IN every case. He
has seen letters from some of The most eminent Ale
deal gentlemen OF kentucky, st9ting its SUPERIOR
~ over any other instrument Of the kind
Jaly 81 Is
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n. w, & !. j. FRY.
w holesale Grocers and Commits
sion Merchants,

RicAmeAd. VI.
I'D EsPECTFULBY laiofm their friends ana
i Z, the public, thnt they are nov receiving thfif
Fall suri,y OF Goods. by snbdfy vessels hom bes-
Ton. Sew York and Philadelphia, consulting OF
rs hbds. Il Cox, p. REQ and \ O. Sugars
an ,,,,,e,s 1, 10
81 toxes and 90 bbls. Louf do
bio Da2s Prime green nnd old white Coffee
IN hhds n o ana W / Molosses
$50 boxes w ndow Glass
355 Kegs MAIDS, asserted sizes
IL iuns Am bpd S@tdes ifon
3 20 shno, and hoop do
do Am German ana Cost Steel
400 bags Shot, assorted
1000 - Ks best Salt daily expected
Is 90 lbs. god damaged so.e Leatter, cheap
$50 package fresh oas
2o00 bs soft hell Almonds
80 boxes Bunch Rafsans
o. haes Rerc GIo}er
80 da Black Pepper
20 do Al.sr,co
II barrels Sal Pete an1 Alum
80 easks M,rs,itcs Madeira Vine
20 do swcet Malaga do
- boxes Glaze, do
20 30 Muscnt do
~ ID Spun Can1eg
% d. falloV d.
~ boxes Turpcnun, soap
soo realms Wrapping Papsr
300 do AYuuns- -Letts and F'ooseaF do
90 0oo Is Petersburg, Richmond and Manchester
Cotton Yaros, oil Of winch viii he sold on be
eanmodaiins terms.
- q ,od, received and Forwarded with dispatch
to up country merchants
Richmond, Sept | 1891 w3~
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Valuable pcvioAicnN.
Aug,o5

lsNHE Penny Magazine, from ITS valuable in
- formation and general utility commends itself
TO every lover of information. l. is production OF
the SocIey for The diffusion { Useful now edge in
London. Their valuable works are well known
10 the American puoiic, but none of them have
gained SO high reputation as The Penny Maya
zine. This is attributable 10 TWO causes Flfs,
II takes no part III politics or seciarianlsm but i'm
parts the most valuable information on mos sub
J.cts Of importance, and illustrates that Information
by as many as twenty FIVE handsome wood cuts 10
each monthly par and 2dly, the cheapness OF its
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iiSno,I,,urS taA l>uces.

"a VIE Races over tins course will commence o.
Tu'sdny, the 23d September ncxt, and cont
nue five DAYS.
les, two mll' heets 300 enhance half forfeit
four entries aud closed
VIM. Cassel enters lis colt Ticklebreeches, by
Shakespeare, dam 10y Madison.
Thos. Hale enters his b. c by Tnoleon dam b,
Ragand's Doomed
Isaac II Oliver enters his b c by Ttullle. dam
Lady T'azIc.
VIM Garth enters his b f. by Mon iour Tonson,
dam Lady Racket.
SECOND pAY-P,opric'or's Purse 5000 Two
mile heats, tsj entrance
THIRD DAY.-Joekey Club Purse 500, three
mile heats, $40 entrance
~FOURTH DAY-Propre,or's Purse $500. two
mile heats, SIS entrance
FIFTH DAY "A swccps,aIe, for colts and
FLIES, one mule ard repeat 300 entrance, hall
forfeit 3en,rles and elo ed
fhos. Hale enters his +. Lecoh by sir Charles.
dam Midas.
WIN. McCatso enters his g. f. Jenny Dang, by
Medley, dam Sally Finn
WIN. w uort cutters his &C Dandy, by Med.
ley, dam by Sir Charl $.
The Proprlutor Will be prepared to accommodate
forty or fifty race hotses ih 2oad stables, lite,
aud orage.-Iht moaey Tor each days race vii
be paid 10 the winner, subcc to the usual discount
From the large number OF horses III tranlna, fin,
sport may b. expected
ISAAC H. OLIVER, Proprietor.
Aug. 10 tdr
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NOTICE.,

" pursuance ola dcetee 1T the late Superior
- Court OF Chaneery Of the Lynebhnrg District,
entered up on the 29ih Jay Of oeobei, 1928 IN the
case Of Boolhe vs. Latham and amended by .
further decree of the Circuit Superior Cour Of
Law and Chancory for the town of Lynehbu'e on
the 18th day of July, 1891, the undersigned viii
proceed 10 sell Al Bedford Coan House, at Publr
auction ior cash, tho loih day OF October next,
the sixth part Of the undivided interest in and
TO the following slaves, 10 wit, Amelia, Isaac Es-
Their, Bob Martha and Moses with the increase of
the feTaes II any, since the 18Th day of December,
1927 subjec, nevertheless 70 'he tgbls ct Polly
Otey, in said slaves-ii being TIC interest OF Thorn
as A Latham IN the slaves sotrsaid.
BALDA MCDANIEL,
Sheriff of Bedford County, 10y Thomas Mead
his deputy.
Sep. /. 1891 ids
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Ny II
Revolutionary { laims.


. J!!n z no AFaOS5J Atf,tuey La -
~ ri at Amb"'N toari iirnsr, Va, h,a mae
go j" ell a'qna'rtc5 With il ,aw. gnyein ~ 81
re manner If prose, ntue, all cis>se. al Dr.
= Ter a,oi"-t VrgiBt5 ct lle Uuj.ed 81 - t.
tIunHy oerv'c,- dafiHp lie VA OF thu X oiu
'ion. aid b" hrte iesre.tioly tenders his
- 10 uch q Ill nj 9pidisis Of thai Al "a =,
'sing. ana fht nous OF dpslsees ui such
lead "a AID len III prrsea'tGe h"if claiHs.-Ps
sohs sizing 10 consult Inn o. eI gage his atieaion
o theii huns, cunid euabp hin t. dee idt or
.erve them n r. Il. IA J., bv gi,itga detai a.
ihtPment 81 the services ttlncs = en- an &
= anf :" Cn,neUtary sy,d nc, srl IN si,ttnoe
such as letters OF appointments g-n' raj rls cott,
mission, muster, pay roll II iischarp. aud .
nut II such other proets ran ~ pIocur Il f. ..
shoul3 >fecih 10 What cOrps thu applicant ot In.
i "he hi ih" Va. Cantinental state Linz, Siate
Navy, OF Militia.
His fees IN all cases where he as eits CHIN. -
pfeisrs o b" c"nlnpeni, depending upon his ste
tess, 81 tha "htre nothiag y ovstcd, he " II
make no charge, oe,,h., tof troHbl nor exptrsee
incurred III In ys- tn the seats of the eoyertuttt
h i9fP WHOM the claims would be- prose cutee het
80 viii tHppri LIBERAL po1tl IL off, c recovery de
1#edhs as u will upon - H4ats eos fN%eeacns =
E#'sr nee MAJ EN- ~ i ht huIee. #maua -
speh ensinr "a iDr Ealiots ot id5 pap.r--ansf n
leists addressed to him must be postage rald
Aug y l2n
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oplenAi0 Furnituvc a. Van
cY ARTICLES,

a. the latest New York patterns, from the
W mnnufae,ory Of Cios1io & Spence, Rich
monl, warranted superior workmanship, aud beat
materials, consisting ~ PM Of the following atit.
cl.B, w
Sldeooad, Bureaus, Book Gase, Tea Tables,
Ladies Work Tables, IA gfeat variety, with and
without SILK Slders Mantle and Pcr Looan.
GlasBes, &c. Rn elegant assortment II Portable
Writing Desks rnd hfessos lnhi.s, Lone of
them ; hendsomc can be md 40 the Umls1
Slates, great variety VI Ladies Work Boxasr
nree nnd smaIl, made Of fpnoy woods,
The eitz ms Of Lynchbofg md it, vicinity arc
Invited 10 coll and examine the urtelrs, when vii
DO opened on Tuesday, the 81 Srpten.bu, IN tn
5 or next door to Mr. ktnuh, Wachmalct. und
nca,ly opposite the Banks. WI. CRO9BlE
Asa, aefe Wal be exposed for sale goa var
~ Of day Clocks, metal works warranted Of the
bosl English manufacture, which Will be left 10
ludgss.
Sept. "a
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AraNN ior ale

wall 10 sell tract Of Land, situated about two
- miles lfom Lynchburs, on the main road lead
me 10 Amhetst Court-housc. THIS tract of land
hes we'll Is conveniently situated, has some very
good creek bottoms on II, With sufficient wool lard
Ion the necessary use of the tract nn contains u
bout $50 aeres Wishing to .ell, VIII give II od
bhrgain IN H. PETER {. HANSARD
Aag % In
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Spring and Summer 30
GOODS.

Mrfc.- ,.co,v.d . ,aTge and choice assortment
ID of staple and fancy Dry Goods, OF The ia'es'
Tnpor alious, such as -. 4.
,ch Olympian, lternannL Nes''no, ofape u
Chen, and other fancy ildkis ana 9ha"'s
case Duns'abc Bonne,
French and Swlss Painted MusHhs
calIeos Of cvtry style
Rich fg'd and watcred Silks
Sup. Maleon Italian and other Lus"'hs' w
cheap
Je. black and blue black Gro dc Nap Silks
variety Of cole Gro dc Nap llks
White, pink ana blue Saits and Florence
PLAIN II Bobneus and IA PLAIN and = d Gre
cIanetis
PLAN Bobine,s AMI fed Gtee'aneu CoPes
"A cheap assortment OF Gingiinms
Rich blonde Ribbons tef Borncts
Belt Ribbons
Irish Linens and X rings
Linen Cambria Hdkis
plain nd fg'd Null Jusiins
| Canbrcs ard Cambfie Alasl'ns
Coded and checked Ale-has
Corded skirts OF y.4eps pF.ses
| Sdk ead Cotton Hosiery
A general assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen
Gloves. sc.
r. / invite the attention Of the Ladies' TO The
above, and great variety of othess MT mentioncd
FOR ENILEMEN'S ~ EAR.
Black green SUNNI Cloths, white ano CO
loed Drillings, fancy Casslmercs for Summer
ErmInelts, fancy Dts, Roam Casimcr7s, Plus
burg Cords, Circass.ans and Bonbazlnes, snfeI
blaek, blue and faoey col Cloths, super black,
blue and fancy cold cassimercs, blue and green
Habit Cloths. for sumner coa's, Summer Hats
Bandanna Htkf5 u general assortment OF I'm
breisa, BumOazinc nn1 her Stocks.
Ii, above. comprising handsome aud eSie"-
sire assortment, wtll b sold prices 10 SUI tie
r. mi times. Who'll yale and retail dchlers ar
fquested TO cMl ard examine the stock.
ROBERT KYLE.
Ny II IS
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III IN"iNlA- rules held IA the Clerk uIcr II he
county court oi Hed!urd, the 2d day of Jmc, o.
un"usaun IGN hahdlsu and thnty four.-Thrpypl.
'i'.'r flit again Nlehoias a Garland and Abel l. NJ
eHois Dtlis.-iH thanoorJ.
Inc dcicndadt Sitiolts g. Garland moi h.v,ry s,,s,
has appearance al gwen securit, nccnrdins =, ~, m
Sen.n'} ana the tales Of tins court and 1t appearr,
Satisfactory evidence that he l. not an iub5llsuo
'e5' Is ordered that the said defendant a amour b
~, ~ 'o"'h mohdaN III August nexi, auu answer IA.
VI W." c'ifiauant and that cep, of this otder !,
'"'"lth Inserted Ia she Nntinau, rev siaper pubIa
=" "a '"s pSh oil l. ehnu,g, Tor tu nont, >ucc, ,p,
- " Posto a tao irost door of tho count huse Of d
county. ~ "S' "
copy-Tcslo, RIO. c. MITCHELL. n G
WIN |
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EgtAGlhiA,At rules held in the Clark
fenf Supe,lsr Court Of Law aud Cnnncer y. IN, "a
- 10y ochburg on the ith day of Auru,t ia, ~"
"asie ~ sinbotaam, Daiel iIiggnbutIam and TT
- z sH1ofh0ta nie merchants I'D partners ,ra,; In
e' 0e style aud firm CID h. Il Iggiuhotb.,n g. ~
- ~ iihst Watt Duncan and Mary his wiz ~
I'm gu can John bnacaa aud PbGbc hi. WIFI Jh ~
.eeafien ana Rehecca has wlio aud William S,ed d;
ahIFaiLh is wife, bens ~ S'oo" and
b 10 defendant Rcbecce Goodrich not having o,,o,
'l.tfHaee, AID given ty according 10 ,he 90 Gu r
- = ~, aoa tho rules Of ts CONT and it appear;na
'."eta evidence sae is not an nbohi,o" o'
hero =, J. 'fdeted' that no said defendant do anne .
Tho rim VIZ ISL DAY OF the nest term, aud anew,
b. n 81 the Plaintiffs, and that COP, of ib,. 81
tow a. inserted IN some newspaper printed in rho
oo,,a sburg. for two months s,IucessiyeIv snd
town, - IN '"e Sourt mousse ~ tho sai1
Sept n|oPy-Ieste, d. ROBES, ok.
w2m
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|, aoie SSnieiZ


YHNHE ayhscrlbet viii he urepltei 10 acGomno
- date from23 to 80 gentlemen, nnd III II horscs
du ing the Lynehbutg Raccs IA .eod did Vng'nia
style and at all TINS ready to entertain about that
number IN like inanuer--and begs leave 20 return
hs grateful ael,no @ledgemert., 10 the bono md 81
aep Of all Professions he TURNER'S aud planters.
for their patronage, the las spung aud summer, aud
assures thcm lhatesery cxeruon will be used To
Please those " ho cali u,on him. Ii ha. been re-
ported that this establishment has no stable, unn
that no conr,otiatlon cau he hnd-a better stu
bic is not IL l.ynehbarg with - excel1nt ais,
f,om which al horses put there and ordered to be
fed come OF with full bellies as not tn case eve
~ hote-se the rcpod Is false The fat IS, that no
gen'lcmun that has put up here snco November
last, has gone of dissatisfied shall they us Ion :
as keep this house.
take tins only mode ofintormiag the gentlemen
OF Lynchburs, aud the country, thai have nude
nsemens much better than thai of the las, sea
son ior Oysters Of HE tost kind, ind will lurns
30 gallons per week 10 the clu2ens besides those
for my Restorative, ard that those viii be served
up in the best order, by prolessed hand. Rooms
eniitcly private viii be furnished 10 gentlemen who
call for them and every necessary Attendance.
DRURY ClllLDERS.
Lynchbnfg, Sept 2w
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EuNaloe @pvings.

VIE subscribe, having made arrangement, To
settle himself permanently at the uBos..
>pfhsS, is now more interested than heretofore IN
bringing them before the public as valuable waters
lie pledges himself thai every cx ltlon on his par
VIII be made to render the accommodations good
IN every respect, Being unable this season to pdJ
any buildings to those Of ast, have determined IN
lower the rate of board To 50 per weck-chtftj,sn
$5-seryons % Horses .:3 50
w. l.. SAUNDERS.
Is
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Een"~a,sng 40 I'd,
Prepared and SoM By Il. $. Der
AdRr, Druegist, AorfoM, Ia.
REC Ma DISCOVERY.

EF4Ss.NI sssSCDV
=. KERN Alti'S RENDRA ING Ii
O.. QUlD Ion 'xuacung all Kinds OF Oils
rnls, Tar aid br from the most delicate co
Toured Silks "a us, Cloths, Bomb ZINES, or Vel
vets, without mJa t"g m the eas ther Colour OF
{ xfurr.
Tbs eeent and valuable chem cal discovery is
offered for solo by the snbsciher 1t almost SUI
pcrscdrs he necessity Ui dylng and lhe scourcrs
vocation Is gone Fifty cents worth " i'll Sc
curr Bacon Me'cha,t's b,eechcs from criticism
10, II mon lis. | acts like n charm upon silks OF
finest texture, by instantly removing tn. taints of
~ as, without III the least aftectnc the fabric H.
self--lhe most lnveierate loigm hts of wax upon
Coat Collars fl b fore II Ikt dusl brfor, "A brush
1t IS no QuaetfiR lat tho true secundun ar,cm
mode ct apearin dec'nt IN old clothes at the Least
imaginable expense. |, is offy,ed TO Gc3ttltpca an
50 cents PhieL end all other olts OF people can
nave u NJ the same price.
No longer nefdue auprehended in using upon
''le finest and mos dllcate Sdks-nor is 1t like the
soaps SO commonly advertised l. or days which
by removing one evil, aImos, invariably produce
another OF double slze-nor docs il require the pre-
aratnry means OF all ether r. lvaiors- rs not
IRONS aud the Ike. Only hple clean water, ac.
cordlng 10 the directions, s wanfmp. Oh or
Grease of any kind can be extracted from the mos
d hcaie eoloured carpets, without the usual to .ble
OF taking them 10. II used according to the dtfcc-
uons II will al once extract every particle Of grease
from lhe finest Cloh or most delicate Silks, with
out nJufins IN the least the coou, or lex ure.
DElfGC1s9NS.
For coloured silks or Satins, Ike ono part of
the Keno, atlng Liquid, and Two OF soft water. mig
IT together and arply 1t TO the grease by means of
soft sponge, observing to rub hard and quick at
the same time; then dip the END OF the sponge in
water and wipe of the Liqud-end lastly wipe 1t
wl;h piece Of Try cloth
For black Silks or Cloths Of any kind, take
nall quantity OF The Liquid aud apply i, IN lis ORR
& | state, observing as before 10 rub II quick and
hard, sponge II whh water, and ape it dry with
pt of cloth. Prize 5Ocrs
For s"lcb by J. /. * J. L. ROYALL, Agis.
Lynchburg, Va |
june w3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08
Just leceiVeA

"a JSl received from Nw York n supply of 'h'
w following a,,icI,s: nydrodale Potass, 10
dine, Solahate4l nnlne, English Caiclned Masne-
,la, Cupp#ng instruments, omnele, Preston Sails
Nee 5sar Oh, Cosmetic Wash Bal, COLOGNE
" alter, superior London Tooth Brushes, ono
ttns,, French Waters ard Lorlllards NJ Atcobay
9"ut, by the pound, together with various 9TH
1t'ctrs IN our llnc, winch we are disposed " sell
on accommodating terms.
j. l.. & J. E. ROYAL.
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