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,NlkESH souchong and Young Hyson 1'E-q
- for sale by JAMES GARDNER.
Oct4.
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
American Magazine

SSSeSAAAAOs
OF USEFUL AND ENrERrAININ0 KNowL-
EDGE.
To be illustrated bu numerous Engrarings
BY the Boston Bewick Company.
ENliE success which has attended the publica-
- ton oithe best Magazines from the English
Press has led TO preparations for issuing Il period
ical more particularly adapted to The wants and
taste Of the AWerican Public. While it will be the
object of the propretors to make the work strictly
what its title indicates, il WILL nevertheless, con-
tain all articles of interest TO its patrons which ap-
pear in foreign Magazines.
Extensive preparations have been entered into
both with artists and authors, TO furnish from all
parts ofthe Union, drawings and illustrations OF
every subject ofinterest, which the publishers con-
iidently believe will enable them to issue a work
honorable to Its lille. aud acceptable TO the Amer
icun People.
The first number Of the American Magazine, H.
lustrated with upwards Of Twenty Splendid En-
cravings, will appear before the first of Sep
tember, and be continued monthly, containing be-
tween forty and fifty imperial octave pages, aud be
furnished at the low price Of two dollars per an
NUN. II will comprise
Portraits and Biographical Sketches of disin-
gnshed Americans Views Of Public Buildings,
Monuments and Improvements (; Landscape Seem
ery-the boundless variety and beauty ofwhcl, in
this country, will form an unceasing source Of in
strno,on and gratfication Engravings and de-
scriptions of the character, habht, &C. of Beasts,
Birds, Frhes and Insects, together with evsry
subject connected with the Geography, History
Natural and Artificial resources of the country H.
lustrated in familiar and popular manner.
FREEMAN HUNT,
Agent Of the Boston Bcwck Company,
Al Court street, Boston.
Boston July 10. 1884
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-08

5OOx 8. CASK RAISlNS-for sale by
- Oct 4, JAMES GARDNER.
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SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.

kER For sale, one thirty-secont
ESEWss part of the substantial ship
yas9:ss BENJAMIN Rush, now on 4
whaling voyage in the Pacii
ic Ocean, burthern 385 tons, and is frs,
rate vessel. Apply at this Office.
August 9.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-08

TMARTHEN POTS of all sires for sale by
SkA Oct 4. James Gardner.
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.Merino Cloths and Circassians.
IDURNEH s. SALISBURY will close thci
~ remaining stock of Mcrino Cloths and Cir
cassinns, at prices which cannot fail to plcoeo
Water-stfcet, Oct lS.
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SDLANNELS.- - Crimson. scarlet, white and
~ES yellow nannels blea ohec oDd unb 'ca CHI
ed Canton do cotton and wGol do, different
qualities this week received by
TURNER & SALISBURY.
Wntcr- street Oct lS
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(T1LOVtR AND HERDS SEED for sale by
~ Oct II. James Gar dner.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-08

RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.
JUNE SESSION-.NEWPORT.
Debate on the Bill for calling a Conuen-
f,o,, TO amend the Constitutional Charter
of this State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-05-29
TO STONE n1AS0Ms
BFf6ge Rs-iEdcr8.

DROpOSALS, sealed and endorsed, will
n DC received until the lst OF July, inclu-
ave, for ;he Materials tandS Alason work of
the abuiment and PIERS Of Bridge 10 be
bnir across the Roanoke River at Weldon, IN
North Carolina. The Bridge wIll be &c wood
resting on tao abuimentS, and three piers Of
stone The abutmrnts 20 be Is feet high
(abose low water,) - feet long al the base.
aud Is feet thick. batter 1 in l2-the thick
ness at the top 10 be feet and the length 81
fcet-ihc wing walls will be so feet long. the
Thickness of the ends. 9 feet at the base, and
. at ioP-the piers 20 be 10 Zee t'Droad at the
base; and ~ feet long, feet broad at top.
ana 81 feet lOng-a batter Of I IA ~. com
h'encins at low water. The pier heads TO be
circular.
The Hasonry OF both the piers AID abrf
ments "a be land IN the best lime mortar. ex-
cepi tts face stones, which will bs lad m nv
drsulic cement, 90 a depth Of inches. The
work Will also DC pointed with hydraulic &C.
mont.
The materials are 10 be Of the best qualii,
which the neighbofiag quarrirs will afford
The work 10 he bammer-dres.ed ~ nearly
range work as the stones will admit and en-
eeuied ~ a neat, substantial, and workman.
lESe manner
Tie Oiasoary will NJ carried down 20 the
bed Of the river. which j. rock. covered v IN,
thin stratum % gravel The foundation OF
she tao lbutmcnis aud one pier will extend
about three feet belOU Naies-the other to
p'cgs vtll BE- founded, one ) feet and the othe =
= hct under water.
The bidders wiii offer for the work Al an
much per perch, (of - cubic feetD Twill
be understood that the price named will en-
braee ne eNPen.c ~ Golfer dams. the cost Of
Tie work. and all the materials which are "a
b. employed m the PIERS aud abutment.. to-
gethcr with The necessary machinery. Sst,.-
factory evidences for tho fauhful performance
" the work will be required
The right % reject all bids j. reserved
should they be dered too high.
Stone Of a suitable quslity can be- readily
obtained on the banks al ihe riyer within hail
male Of the site Of the bridge, and trans
ported BY water.
Those who are desifous Of receiving FUR
ther information relative o. The situation OF
she quarries, character Of he materials. cost
81 provisions, labouT, &C. will address Col
Andres joyner, Weldon, Halifax County,
North CarVira.
The proposals will be addressed 20 the sub.
scriocr, a. ?OrtAInouth Firkmfa-
WALrLR GWYNN.
"ny -, ISJA-N Cird Eaginsfy
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Look az Th6ss
His House and LOf

are now In market The house IS sItgafeI An
The most business part of the to~n, AID - \
comfortable t~o-story frame bOu~e, uIih =
inc basement suitable for shof's CT cfsc,.s -
There ~ large aud comfortable kitchen.
With Inc garrett that answers for a srs.okc-
house, standing within eight feet Of she b.ssi.e
There - also good frame Stsbl- 90 TIE lof.
that eontaius tao stalls, a large cutting ROOFS.
and fins loft for hay. Az t,-r-oa Hi.o nav
wish to become the propEbetor u thrs proper
~, can have u on such iernss a. ~tIl ensbI<
him to pay for II With the greatest ease, B.,
applying 10 tie subscriber.
wal also sell, fOs cash or good bonds. NJ
tious,hoid snd k'iohsa FHraifETs. uauseiy, to Q
solid mahogany Tables, OIe mahogany " ork-
stand, ono do. Candle Staad cse dozen hsnS-
some Parlour Chars, new, one cozen &C. q
little defaeed, one striped Carpet and hearth
rug, one rag Carpet, one pair steel shovel
and Tongs, best kind, one pair brass Asd-
Irons, one pair giit-lramed Looking Giass~s.
three Weather Beds, three Bed.issds, tso u
which are high poet, AID truuBeI t.cdsieAd.
iSo Stoves, two mShogany framed Dressing
Olasses, and . uanbcr 81 other arlsrles rss
eeresssry 90 mention.
Ny horse, sadiicr's press, screw hencbs.
ana clans glass eases, add every sriirie a.
taehed 10 my ssddiIng establishment. ara fof
sale ssddlers Of the De iEi.b0srbOoa 10 d.
sell 10 call and eSsa.ihs siy siock q firrs-
iosrs' az am determined o. gise barEssns
" tie above property BE noi soid bsfors
Fndag ~ l-h yuiy nsrf. y sil thsn h. sail
on The premises, % tee highest ta5dcr. "a
out reserve, ca credit 81 siK uouiis. go
purchaser giving bond aud security &c eli
SUNS Of and aisote i've doiiars-less sams.
cash. The payments on tAc HOVE zsd Lot
Wili he divided 20 sud tie purchaser
Al persons usdsbied o. enc are esrnessis
requested 70 make psy nett 81 sooa D, prsc-
u'aee' SAMUEL o. ALf-ENONts
Chariesiowa, Ne, q. I-5G-tl
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For VV'asI,imyfon Cru.



Upon the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, res
pcetfuiiy invite pubic attention TO the sub
Ject- They have aware-House near The OLE
Furnace, lat the head Of the Gam. } oae miIe
above Harpers-ferry--one Al the Point Of
hocks-and one al Gcorgetowa-the latter =
lew doors West Of francis Dodses. The de-
sign OF this arrangement Is TO transport 20 or
der, or receive Tor sale, on commission, all
sorts OF PRODUCE which ths trace Of
tue surrounding country may require; ard
this shall be done such ternrs aud coudi-
lions As TO prove advantageous TO the people
OF the upper country. PRODUCE Wlli t-e
received II any point OF the Canal where Il
can be taken into the boats
One OF the concern will be constantly in
Gcorgctown-the other at the Old Furnace
or Point Of Rocks. Those who may eniru-t
their affairs IN this line 20 the management
OF this firm, may rely upon a promIf atien-
ton and upon every possible eNertion 90 pro-
mote their interest
The Boats are now ready, ard orc Of thru
the VI JoR JAcK DowSIsC. ~ cf the largest
class which can move upon the Canal. aud
will have a good CABIN, and berths for t.sos<
Who may wish 60 accompany their produce
10 I.lrket.
The undersigned feel some confidence hat
this arrangement III be productive of public
benefit and they shall feel grateful Ca such
OF their friends as will make an experiment
with them.
JOHN G.. WILSON,
JAMES l.. HENSIIAw.
March 27, ls3i.-n
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From BT'iHchesfes. 20 EBalfk
more.
THROUGH I'M ONE nAvy

IN order TO extend still further the fseiltie.
Il extended 10 travellers. the undersirned
have placed upon the route between WIN
chester and Baltimore m additional line Of
hrstra Coaches, by which gentienen ira
yelling from Winchester 90 Baltimore will
be enabled TO perform the trip ia oa< xSy.-
This line has commenced running. and . ~
hereafter leave Winchester on the morning,
of Mondays, Taes49s, Thursdays and Safuy-
days, and arrive at lHarPers-Ferry IN time 20
take the cars which arrive IN Baltimore the
same evening.
The other line, connecting win the ssaun-
ton stages, leaves Winchester On Ws4nesxsv.
Friday and Sundrg. and arrives IN Frederick
or n: the Point Of Rocks IN time 70 take tie
cars for Baltimore neat morning.
A. HUMRICkHoUS Sc L. co.
April -, 1884.
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TRANSPORTATION

By TINE ~ II. R0L IN R8-TuEEyAEL-
TLHOkE CD ~ fOENTsf EOCAS
a DAILY Traiz Of R.li-zy W .ross pro
"A o-sds - S-sA. SEzcSs,sss S<f-e-- BaiElrssr-
.,.t tisr Ps-Hz II Ho<k&
wESTWiRa-Y
Si.rzss.g frsrs Bzt1sr.axr q - a-r-n - s-rSr-
itE =; The fOiss u RSrks ~ soo1 sl - ts{lDssaS
d<S-
EASTwaRDlY
Starts froE. 49, Posa- q ko<ks = Ss- q. 81
esrNiss- ssa rr=-<a-cs De D-Tas ~ H.hsE.oEe e
;he ssIse isSzar a ti.e fOssS~ NJ sSs.ssx
The RNiI Rod Cc-zrGsr ksvr esr.hls.k y .-a-
pie o0ssrsssrc-s ..d SA>rsss-yy lev t-- 49, -,
cAsr.IiIoas fr-s.-Asssr-r - P<u-<- 49, eo.a..O-
dI,scs bc5-e-- sA< C..sI B,sr> 40 r. R.sI-S1
C-rN Tbc Cc=r1sr ~ A.sS FsWpss~d - ~
e-sse rsroc0ec fros. te Ersss. sTs- rvxSTzss "a
the SS-s4e 10 r,s- ~w-rTs g. sra<r ---1 g.
liver tsse >oa-- tk- ksa H. Rsl,iuur ~ =.
tis, cos~sSsees. tnr tse .Aas- u - - ha<-
ri for fBoar, 1.s cs.-rr e1z-oSsts-s ~ -@zs<
t~rporn0n-
Ib~y al 40 5-isrsr Gsso-ss 90 ss<u<Il % -
Post Il Rock> fra Raisi-s--v n Iea exnrs ~
iWabs 49, u.fal fs.-sA-r sssser EIs.A-r "a fs.-
ne ~ - pa to. .Ad s.,s-s Fs1A .as Sa,z a n,
essfs pr ioo -
Mr. =. 1854
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
TIMBER.

DEofOSALS fOr tAe szgp4y 80 delivery
- q ssus4 SCANTLlSss IL ysKo~ sa1i
psteA pss.e .zsi wasie. fee Isss var1 g tk< road
o<tueea tAe fOisg q ks<ks ,.s1 II8rr<rs-FeE-
~, al - received hT tsse s..a--rrss1-T n -
iioosis Ns,i's. Ma. ss1i sAe krss CAV q Jus-
oeKL The seaaGisng arzsG - fall .lx rseLss
~G-are, q >ouaA tHzber, free fID1 wEaus-
shake @z'4 cSe1r q saP. sxcsFs % os> esr-
per u rseh Ssees. UheTs &C. Eack 81 sa1 - IN
- s1E.Htea- "a @1-s Dc II s~sss tsxsve Sset
iong. eui nay y IOsser. ProsS5es q - n
eTessod - scE-Csh y regS.i1r z4tRSoas. RAJ
- Il Eisy - -. Is. ~. szs4 80 -, fess boa-
e3eAT e kerG u tuo OF E.ogs kE-ss of Erzs-
stT are FTOSo-e1 flr. th< kE-ss sszsasIsy. an-s
Pr'or e ssc% MI ~ separate. ssssed- Sseh
e MAJ - eelIsessS - Us.er. al - Srva-S-
I'd en- ~ bcT'a eNrk q 80 CA<-s1>Akr sa-s
oa.so Css.sl. - sSeh Psss - ysslts a. Eae
sss,~crsscr uaay eess-11,s k-lt Il Transported
- asts1, tAe f-oPO-<T sal ss4s~ t.e peat %
Poslis % tAs iF,,@ - to Tsii rad AZ seS-A ~
css MT oo1sczStzfiy Sehssr a ssn<-thsrt
81 TIE qs12fzy 2rrSa--s foT. u - &eIEssrsa
"a 60 hrfur- 49, ErSs S1y e A1-s<t-oas-
ihHd ca 90 t~foss fAs hrss cav Il s@Psesa-
ber-&nd tie r. ua4szs,,C f,.isj O. OF sefsys ths
tirst cay q Ortoh<r n<xi. - aio-t GAsi TA~
tiBbrr - - Essy-rac4 - deI5ysry. AaA a.
proves - m sEs.i q ia Cs@D@@y. A.Gsss
q I'D ~ soospAs1 80 pas1 &c. ASeua 60
hufs1red ss'd f.'rss ti--1,.as1 FRET. Ezs.i s.<a-
sUr~. uan - rs'T.ssst n tie shase 80 ksss
SAL ~ recrsse4 &c ssy T41aasy frs@ 60
tbossss.,4 bset uyu4Es~ FruSos-rs 10 IS
souitcrn States. - CO - ssssy1hss . der.
q tte CisssEraks Bsy. szsy at1I3 th@-sss Ne.
e tte Ibessf@4ke sd OAss Gal frosa H.
District q Ce31-sssa- - q a.. Halsu.srz a
Otse Rssl Ra-4 irprs Bsissz.sss, 81 raezy n-s
salr fsotcs - tTszsgoftstsoa-
frOFossis Essy e nzasesasea % tAe s1s-
-cfIisr - taaI-
CAsPAK ". wEyER-
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To;fag Ladies' Seminary.

RHfsS NICHOLSON ssI Niss HENRY
I'VE uil eoc4act a s<iect Seminary for
yO1aS ls<se.- The coor~e OF Literature plr-
s1-s u tie ooe a-lop.cs "a socso of the bcS:
sas.IsE;iosss 81 Cse tnliea States The plan
% rastrSs<tsos. - fhs re~sIlt of much expert
~ne< sn< stEsty, AID - suited 10 the taste ..
th> p~v-ss; eLh-tieaed and EnSu-rin- ar
Mr. Nsshot-oa IA. tsn- been engaged IN the
EH2ortaAt su>ss<ss % TEACHING. add IN. tc>ti-
EsssSAls freea E-nti-msn u kE=h s;ssiins- Pa
rert, are s1sFss IN call AL e,zmine them.
TIE euuE>e % tasrpoa ecsspsshes4s tie ele-
E>-sf=ry ard ki-s<r eranehr- Of etsse alton;
eGsrset7s crcsrzpSs, tie Of globes, con-
str-StSoa of nap. grammar. composition
rt<teEac. aaeiea; .nd nOsssTn history, tao.al
an-l Eansral .t4riossPay, sAynisiry, Botany n
euu.nertSor - - Srawrs< snd painting Latin,
Fr-n<h. sn-i ns.sre- Nfss Siehoi.on design.
rSvr<i~--su- n ssus.e tn Ladies. 10 arc nOI
eoossetea uE;A tLe s-nuary, and soises;s "a
trvasce-
TIE sstn-oi n sow oPen for the reception 81
Pc7sis- Thsre vail - t~o sessSons N tie
year, &C Eve moths snA n half each
Term hOa - TO sii, Per Session; MUSK
slz Soc % isssos>-
REFERENCES
Rrv- W. JSSk 49, Ne~ I-rA
R<.- Mr. H.~i-y. NasLssxt1n.
~ Joi.-s. q -,-irsorr
k<s- W sE-i.r1 Nesias In
ers- u IL kbr.nr, u---rsoza-
Nv Mr., Ma. so-u-rti, ID Mo@;-uEseTy M
t.rn- % NSi..s1-. H-s-rs'o-n. Nj
III j. kryso,.;z. DO
~ >21=. ~ f7---rsy a Es-r-r>ss-a-
fsrSHts arc ,-r''-si 70 ell II Col SrusSie1 Ia
I'D sxs-ain- tiea
Nfzsl<- 81 a. Ys-ns ..s.i Cssssssr.
Ate~ 1aarc ySs.= t.,s<s b. accommodated
- ~ Aa-Si - I'll >s.sbi-h-id'a
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III YMAN RTTDhCo .

bNAN RID a Co. Comu.sssioa NsF-
- chants, No Z. Sgsth Ckasiss street
bs'iimofe. Nd, devote Pari,cuiar ast~nt5sr
10 ue sale q WOOL Az ootssxsssr-i a.
made them. sil receive thcr pafh ,Isr -
ieti'on' ani LIBERAL sdssnoe, vLl - ALE
wten required
Bsiils9.e, Nay t-1f-orA
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So W-E.yG.

TV>lIE Prorriefors q rtr Bu-r- Ss~ 70
II on the oTequon Greek. hEsaSg eansssr-
ed their work, ART ROW neaes - -xcrIsx IN
Der aud accommodate The pstG5c 49, L g
kinds u Saving. upon Tie 1ass1 rezs.i.-.a1s
terrls and sA0ries; nutsoe
Timber viii lie taken N rny-,.-a fs- sIw-
ing Nsy Il. l-SE-s-
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VARIETY.

Barber's Poie.-It WAS an old ,upersii-
too that Rome VAS once delivered from
the plague by the good Eseulsp,us. who.
u was supposed. came there IN the foru. OF
serpent. and lsij himself among the
reed. "a en- Island OF the fiber. Ever ar
ter, E.eulapius VAS represented with q
stan, round which n serpent was wreathed.
They were particularly sacred 10 him. no,
on'y as accent ply ,icians used them ia
their prescriptions, but because they " ore
considered as embl-ms Of that prudence
sn'i foresight. which are 80 necessary in the
profession OF medicine. In TURNER time.
surgeons were likewise BARRIERS; and when
man displayed u staff With n twisted
snake at his door. u WAS . token that he
cured diseases as well as shaved boards.
BARRIERS are no longer physicians, but the
old sign Of Eseulap'us is still continued.
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Eih rrni Ter ~ tssfui.-r q ss-s-. f-srss -
- IL Day q 9uis nrKt ems SIS sIaN
MILL, situated en- ti.s Eull-l :. -. e. r,.l,I
~, ~ Z" hsrlcssvSn. O. .. 49, tasSsr -
os'ieni repair Aird a. uraer - Esius s-nn
eFcrr oescriIttsal- r.tsisr. wah . sr.4
family, al be Fsrferr,a
JOIN NTr-S
sisy -. i-sf-M
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FRESH SPRING GOODS
NEW GOonS

llIIE subscriber has just received a Fresh
- SupPiy Of SsasSpaDIe GOODS, which.
"a stiIiiOn go his stock on hand, males his
assortment goOd-ali Of which IS offered a,
PrIees 10 suit the times NJ frsends and Gus
toners are invited 20 call ard supply their
wants JOHN =. COOKCS
shsPherdsiOwn, Msrrh -, IS3;.-tL
97AP- S~--Tbe subscriber is IN want Of
NONEf-he therefore requests those who
arc owing bun, 90 render All the assistance
ihaf The times w.il allow, add thereby eonfsr
a special favour IN these tia.cs q much need
,. T. e.
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U'Ool JIonujaefurins

AZ tielsers Old stand. cue nae S0uzi-eH-s ~
Chsriesio~n- A. Re has t~o SIH1As1g re-
ohH.e., OGe CT thIfy-sIA- a..e she uEase- az
th'rty sPTDdlcs. and Haene- a. esSissy $500.
experienced louIIesu,er- ls Ha9 lie e.Ea rs
10 execute all WORK entrusted 20 kEs NJ
neatness and desraief- The shRrre- 60 81
ufseturI1s n Il! be Ale following For terat
Blankets from 20 cts- 10 81. Fi41a,sa fnlEI y.
Narrow do. 30 u - Ct.-; Striped DO - -
10 cts AID Tor Cardrg clszAs sAese, & e.
per II. he wiil kez 2 osEsass1xiy = spfFAs ~
fuiled- striPrd, add plan UNSETS- ~
viii DO sold i0W fcr casa, or bH-as-x-6 &c
WOOL AENRR r SlsENCA-
MAY -, i53I-
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Yx.AY7x AWD soARrx.T1ro.
Wool Cariing at Brlcetown

H#VifE uaeerslEnei siH reeve rsralarlv
n ea-s . ~eet. "a OOf-. picksd sd xreas-
- - fas sfurc a ar Tto1ass Tfrit~r aks
n sasfhfsid. o. - szrisd ia'o rul,. o..
go return 80 aanis b. sal store. tss uerk
foiiounE - rerspsion-
1907 Ms 4 CLEMAIENs.
NAV = l-1s-M
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Tr~&k. assaeEe (.RSM!!

,lTE s1bscrIhe viii exeh1nze DRY CooIs
fsr TIE hos~s of tie Farmers snd Me-
eA7nles' Bank. tseoT=-sous, ard the Pa,r.ot,-
E1n<, " asbIEEf@s eSiy. az give the cash fer
Ten - a certain fsase- T0S further partieu-
ars. sFPiy a. Ass store
,. 3. HANTRAMCE.
SasTbss&ss0vn, April ~, Is3E.
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a. ths Sisrk,oissy- sF - .o -rv
~ thafi-stgaa. sra ffu-gsrs-f,.-s q --
ptAe Company. uil o. h.. 81 81 % Ig.s.
"a 4 harissia~s. 60 Frsdss tit Ca aefr6 Ser
ueHt, 81 o'ciock. y 3 Tar =. ~ ~
lar snpsai n,aetIs,r fs.f rfe s8,,-,rr a. t.fns-.
"A Pre- )~ai saa fi.ss-s asl.asa.rz -naE o
iuil reprcsesisissn ~ fie ssrrk. t-..r e
Person % ~ pruzg - se.srsbk
~ oder.
A isI NTEr s~T
Nay p. 1914
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- EsPEcTFULLS ctr. 4. 70 &. 3
u y S'rsSces 10 tiie caezsrss a ssn-,-r
Very NirEiuias, Eolsar. ard 10 .s,.--sa.
M ueighhorhpocs- ife al rsrur.Gs =.
found q. Is Drug and ,deGit ne <7ss- AR
TIE dsy and ~ uigtt, a. tIs reassra4s rn-,
diatsly above "a store whore ~ uss -.
70 al cal, ~ tie Luc u iis IssS.sssa
y. =. The suS>crtscr. ErH.esu1 f-u zr.r 4
vors, resPecttgily Inforr.s ~, Fr.tgr Ga 10.
s'di oOftfDurs lie f'EfTc es.E .wEEErEsg
s1srnerA. Hi rs SsiI-tro@n s-ssss s.ssa Sag
% tiss store 81 Mr.. ,. J. Es~-el. siz s-sa-
siis the L - Arsenal fersss,s -.zzlslsr n-.s-
ei"T, &c may rssi sssufcc ~ sx-ausE e 81 -
Se-i quairy, aid en- rrasssnaf air .rrsas.
April -. i-sa -eo8s
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XNANTID. nan,-dlA.ei.- ssur- z-s
w healthy woman. VIII . fE-~h NJ ~.
of milk. 10 assisi an turning zA.s E1ssaas- /.
fortnight old To HomAn of .nerrccz ti.s-
racter aud neai ksts;-. fhe tIirtsess Hsr-s ~ L
DC given. =nd ever Ding dsa.e IL nsHtt .-,-
comfortable and harry seer Ira 70
man ar American would End a m BeE-z1-l-
rrous situation. Apply 10 The Ecasr ID -
paper
May :. l=3i-tf
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sNNSTE Subscriber haSi-s parciased tie enfirr
y sztsr~st % Nessrs- Le-is Wernsa- AMI
J1zes Haok. ~ tas tEuber asd lcnbsr on
bad an.i reHted the szS-nilI, a prepared o.
81 bsiis a. . slsert nstsc-. Ga cash OF APPROX
e&psP~r. aiSSIag % had gos-s supPsy Of
seasoaeA
YLAY3R A1D 80AYTE.ugo.
q vsFuusIs kis~s.. ssvIss, those Wrshfas a sup
viy. - es1 Ead examine a.
tJ-Ca-h pad for timber q tie foIiozE M
soFts fsiiss ansi whsfs Plns. All kiss!. q
Oak. vsPiar. Eri.-Esc, Curie8 anA Sugar
psPie, " "a Ch-sfs. " slnus, Ash. Hickory.
ssa LScvsf, a delivered al tisrp<rs-Ferry.
SOSEPi T. SMITH
VrEsal1s. Jgiy i. I-3I
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$50 REWARD

ER ~ AWAY from tbs Subscriber. 90 fri
y y DAY ths ia Ir-iant. q urgro w0ruai
nauie1 EWEKsEMA. sIth = caiid as0g
~ n.oniirs %. usused kastt shs - . stDu
hkeiy Woman, about - year. q a-r-iool
~ clothing 9Th her except shat sbs sore
uhFh uas sirirsd husey froek. sun bou
aef. snd . par q she's soms shsi worn So,
soalsiirass pis.ts her hair before. So = N,
YroPsriy q ~ daughter. Hsry $40 Dsvi,
hsr n.o,ler lives 81 ar Joha iIsapht3s
% Baiistiu. uhsrs - nsY b. I,rk,.s
IT, ABOVE resard viii - PAD n tisv ~.
delivered % ne. o. secured IN AL - itsf
can get t.ssn srsia.
LEONARD = DAVIS. .1yrai
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tOt ~ MICRO a0sAx $50 -.
- ~ 81 %. wS1 b. 500 isa e. . g.1.rl. b
er in De ccui.is 80 sess,.t.lfE r-r-tst.f ~. 90
{. god sork - ssi.tg al,z arsr@r.
Arr's g. he gEsN~Tr
Nrv - 80
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worm or snake about three inches in
length, and In thickness about the size OF a
coarse needle, was latel, extracted from the
ear Of a lady Of Chamber>burg-s had been
afflicted with pain in her ear for tic last two
years. When viewed through a microscope
~ u c>e"'r'i tn appearance Of a garter snake
with rings aud joints along the back.
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Delicate ComPli'aen,s.-A young lady being
addressed b. gentleman much older than
herself, observed 10 him, the only objection
which she had TO an union with him, was the
probability Of his dying before her, and Icav-
'ns her 10 feel the sorrows Of widowhood TO
~hichshe made the following reply: "Bless-
sd Is The man that hath 4 viriuOns wife, for
the number OF his days shall be doubled !"