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Town and Country,

LISTEN TO THE TL.TD NUUNU|
TURNER & SALISBURY,
sESEG leave TO invite ,he attent on OF purchas-
~ sis Of DRY GOODS. generally. to their
very exlens We aud desirable 81 ock, which was
bought in NEW YORK. the past week, at pr:-
ces (fnot lower) certaialy as low as any goods
that have been or can bs offered in Town, ihls
season and We tins day pledge ourselves to
sell goods ior SiI Months, at lower prne than
any other perso" whatever. Our sto as now
exhllited in the two Room 8. comprises a much
la &c. assortment OF SrAPLK and FAacY
Goods, than cun he found at retail. IN this
State Aud we tlatter ourselves that every one
that calls, Will 90 away, satisfied that IT Is our
intention O sell goods cheaper than they have
heretofore been sold in this town.
South Water sireet, Oct "a.
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NM ESSRS. CAPRON g. PECK,
N-A will commence on Wednesday
28,h Oct. course Of Dancing Parties,
at the Union House, Swanzey, to be con-
tnued once fortnight. Hours Of dan
cing from to ~. Tickets 80 cents.
Oct "a, eowtf.
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BRiGHroS MARKET, Oct, 10.
Reported for the Boston Patriot.

At Market, 1850 Beef Cattle, 2e00
Stores, $3.50 Sheep, and $50 Swine.
PRicEs.-Beef Cattie-The best quail
tiles of Beef Cattle, were scarce, conse-
quently former prices we're fully support
ed. We noticed few beautiful cattle
from Worcester County, equal in rich
ness to the premium cattle, taken at about
34s Cd and a few at 32s Cd. We quote
prime at sos good at 2ss 28s sd; two
and three year old, l6s Sd 2ls.
Barrslling Cattle The large number
at market and the unusual warm weather
was the occasion of uneven prices and
dull sales. We quote mess, at 22s Sd a
e3s Sd No !, 2ls No 2, los Cd some
lots Of mess, including a few market cat
tie were taken at Gas.
Stores-Duh. Yearlings at $4 so
5 SO two year old Sc 30 a SI3; three
year $l2 $2l.
Sheep-DuH. Sales at ss Sd, 90, los
Sd, lis l2s l3s cd, and l4s we!hers,
l5s los Cd, and lbs.
Swiue-In good demand. "A Lot ol
old barrows were taken at &c lot Of old
sows at 8 lac lots of selected barfows
at 6 l-4c several lots more than hall
sows were taken at 5 l-2c; one lot a'
4 5-8c for SOW, and $ SO for barrows
at retail 5 Ia and 8 l2 for sows, anc
+ Ia and 6 l-2 for baraOws.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship MAGNET, Brown, Pacific Ocean. Nov. lst
Ship HOOGLY, Luce, Indian Ocean, ubou, Nov.
lst
tD1 Letters and packages sent to this Office.
free Of expence, will be despatched by the first op
portunty.
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RHODE IsLANp ADVOCATE. Ths 10 the
name of new paper which has just made lie 0P-
pesrance at Woonsocket Falls, in this State. II
will advocate the cause Of Alarin Van Buren, sand
Richard NJ. Johnson, A" be liberal. Independent.
and democratic in its views," and last though not
lssst. we hope i, will support the Constitutional
party. l, is neatly printed. every Friday morn
ing by HAPGooD & WILDER. Leaving Van
Buren and Johnson out Of The question. aud VIZ
wish them success.
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Portrait Painting.
MIR. GASSNER.

AM ISL ES TO inform the Ladies and
w Gentlemen Of Warren and its vi
cinty, that he is about to commence
Painting Portraits, Miniatures, Land
scapes, &c. at his residence, at the house
Of CAPT. Samuel Cole, in South Water
street, where he will be happy to wait up.
on any that favor him with call.
All work done to satisfaction, or no
pay.
sD"Mr. G. also purposes to give les
sons in Landscape Painting. in oii, il he
should meet with sufficient encourage
ment.
Oct. II. 3w.
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ADMINISTRATORS S NOTICE.

ADJNLyvISTR.aIOR'S NOTICE.
FAHHE subscriber hereby gives public
H. notice that he has been appointed
by the Honorable Court OF Probate Of
the town Of Warren, administrators on
the estate Of HANNAH COCHRAN,
late OF Warren, deceased, and has ac-
cepted OF said trust by giving bonds as
the law requires. He therefore requests
all persons having demands against said
estate to present them for settlement as
soon as may be, and those indebted 10
make immediate payment.
STEPHEN JOHNSON, Admir-.
oct IL. Sw.
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MELANCHOLY DIsASTER.-Ths brig Mt

MELANCHOLY DISASTER.-Ths brig Mos
COW, Capt. John l.. Perry, Of and for this port,
sailed from Turks Island on the 18th Sept. On
the 10th. at 8 =. M. in a gale. LAT 30 10. lon IL
SO, was run into by the schooner Plymouth Rock,
from Wilmington and cut down 10 the waters .
.dge--,he brig began to leak badly in 10 or 70
minutes, af.er having got clear Of the schooner.
was run into by her second time, by some mis-
management on board the schooner. Capt. +. and
one Of the sea,nen, jumped on board the schooner.
woich stood oil iron tho brig and hove to. The
mate and remainder oil the crew [9 in number]
cleared away the Jolly boat, embarked In her. and
pulled for tne schooner. When she got quarter
OF mile from the brig. the sea running high. the
boat capsized-5 men and boys, lone Of ths
boys a passenger were drowned. The remain
der, (yohn Iiazsi, I'd mate, and VIM West sea-
mani succeeded in regaining the brig. by swim
ming Capt. Perry, with the schooner boat,
hove them u line with u spar attached to il, by
which they were hauled TO tue boat and rescued
from waiery grave. The survivors were u. Turks
Leland on the "a INST having been carried there by
lhe Plymouth Rock. The Moscow belonged to
hessrs. W iiiian X. Bowers u Co. and was insur-
ed ut the Washington Olice.--[ Journal.
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where Boots and Shoes will be made TO
measure, at short notice, aud in the best
style. An assortment will also con-
stantly be kept on hand. eD- Old Boots
and Shoes repaired and mnde almost e.
quail to new ones.
by prompt attention to his business ne
hopes to secure portion of public pat
ronage. EZRA y. CHILD.
OcI II, 1895.
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New Goods /!

mANCY thibo,. silk &c. hdkis. gents end
80 Ia dies GO es. Ind'a rubber sid common
btaces. hooks and eyes, cycles. brown AID
bloacbed drll.ngs, ~h,,e safe n No !. low
priced caii, oes, ~ooen ard cotton yarns, X enis.
ladies' and chlIdrcns hosiery, CoLoREp SILKS
common aud superior quality. assorted co'os )
ribbons. silk bralds. cords. brown linens, AID
other Coous. just opened 81 the =" Old Cheop
Store" MILLER STREET..
Oct ~.
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MC&.a NEW GOODS
AT e. II. THURSTON,S

No. IL Market square, Providence
~ ust opened pieces blue. black and brown
" Dufiils 1 piece black rilot Clott
piece drab do; poces brown, olive and invs
Ible green Cloth, very heavy and cheap by the
piece OF yard. On hand, piece Rob Roy suIt-
able fer ladies' cloaks; red Serges; FED and white
Flsnnels; cotton do; brown and blesch'd shset-
ings and Shrtings; TIckings; silk aud cotton
Umbrellas; fancy Hkfs; Cravats; cotton Bat
tiny and Wadding, together with a general as
sormcnt Of Dry Goods. Now selling oil very
cheap, large quantity Of thin Clothing. for
cash traders starting Tor the South would DO
do vol TO call and look at the articles. A
great assortment Of seasonable Clothing iust
made up now ready for sale. such a. Can,lot
Cloaks, BrOadci Clocks, brown. olive. cla-
'et- aud invisible green superline box Coats;
brown. blue. claret, and green Frock Coais;
black, invisible green and cIaret superfine Dress
Goats; brown, gteon and mixed comron do :.
drab and black Pilot Cloth box and Poa
Goats; of every description Brondcloth ani
Volencia Vosts, a large assortment rashio ma MIA
buckskn and ribbed Cashmere Pantsl o,n,.
striped and drab, lavender, slate drab. .nye
green, black blue, brown ant mixed plain ca.
samere Pan,aloons " orsted SHIRTS and Draw
srs; fine Shiris; common do; elk Stocks: wbsa
Marseles Vests and white Satin 81 ocks alw.,.
on hand; blue Broadcoth Jackets; Sat- net s.d
green Booking do.
Garments made 10 order At short notice.-
None but FIRST rate Journey men employed at
this establishment. Oct 9.
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IN HREHD EDGLNGS & INSERT
~ IO.NS, bobbineu do, a large iot just ro>
ceved by Turner & Salisbury,
Oct. IT. South Water strt eI
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u. w. BU1G

KVILL open on Tue 8 d A Y
w NEXT; a fine assos(ment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, IRE
ceived direct from New York; and will
offer them at prices that cannot prove
otherwise than acceptable.
Oct II.
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NEW
FalI s. Winter Goods
j. BurrOugh, Jr. Il Go.

j. Burrough, Jr. n Go.
A RE constantly receiving from Part
A ners in New York, fresh supplies
Seaso nable Goods, and have this day
opened, q complete assortment OF lh'oe'
and merno cloth, circassians, bombazetsl
silk and cotton velvcts, diapers, linens
cotton batting, stout satinetts, do. cassl
me,es, Farmers cloths, cloak cloths. 'hi
bet cloths, with a variety Of other goods
all of which have been purchased The
preseu week with Cash, at Auction, an'
will be offered at very low prices.
Oct 10.
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.ADJNL.NISz TRAITORS NOTICE.
NvHE subscriber hereby gives public
~ notice that he has been appointed
by the Hon. Court OF Probate Of the
town Of Warren, Administrator on the
estate of
GEORGE SANDERS,
late Of the city Of Philadelphia, in the
State Of Pennsylvania, deceased, and has
accepted Of saId trust by giving bonds as
the law requires. He therefore requests
all persons indebted TO said estate to make
immediate payment, and those having de-
mands to present the same for settlement
as soon as may be.
HAIL COLLINS, Adm'r.
Oct IL. 3w.
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II u lt N 1 $ III L N G.
lHWQNH&a
Turner & salisbury,

Turner & salisbury,
NE AVING erected Store adjoining
the GeNrLEMEN's FURNISHING
Room, have just returned from NEW
YORK, with an entire new Stock OF
STAPLE q FANCY DRF GOODS,
which they offer the Citizens of this and
the adjacent Towns, at a very small ad-
vance from cost.
In the SOUTH ROOM, which is in
tended particularly for the accommoda.
ton of the LADIES, will at all times be
found a complete assortment of Goods a.
dapted to their tastes and wants, and we
have made such an arrangement with ouI
Agent in New York, that we shall be
constantly receiving the most jash'onab!t
articles
The GENrIEMsN's FURNISHING ROOM
has also received large addition to the
forner Stock, and now contains full as
sortment of all such Goods as are usually
called for in an establishment of this kind.
An extensive assortment Of Ready Made
Clothing, constantly on hand. GAR
MENTs OF every description made to order
in the best styles, at short notice, ana on
the most reasonable terms.
All those in want Of good GooDs will
do well to call aud examine our Stock, as
Great Bargains pay be expected.
South Water street, Oct II.
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BrOadcIOtIls, Cassilneres,

BfOadciOths, Cassllheres,
SAII.NETS, KERSEYS, Sc.
FUST opened at Long ROOM. prime as
q soriment OF fashionable Broadclotbs Of va>
iiou, coIors and qualities, for genticmsn's and
| Dies garments do. cassiuieses. striped anu
plain suttInets, fancy colofs blue, mixed enj
drab Ker.eys Vostings. good assortment Tor
sale very low al tho " old Cheap Store, M.
i, UNiON CORNER.
Oct A.
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AUCTIONS.
THIS .D.AY

AUCTION. &
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the
Goth day Of Oct >instant, st2 o'cIoct,
p. M. (if not previously disposed Of
n Farm consisting Of about fifty =
"A eres of.mowing, tillsge, and woed
land, with a good orchard Of fruit treep,
and a good one story dwelling House,
barn, and other out buildings, which are
in good repair. 12 acres of the above
mentioned estate is incumbered with
Mortgage, to the amount Of $400.
For reference inquire Of
JosEFH G. LUTHER, Esq.
Or A. "a JONES, on the premises.
Swanzey, Oct "a.
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souTH KINesrowN ERECT We learn
from tho Journal Of yesterday, that an election
was held in South Kingstown on Wednesday last,
to elect Representative in the place Of the Hon.
Elisha R. Potter. deceased. Stephen Browning.
was the Wing, and Thos s. Taylor, the Van Bu-
rem candidate. The vote stood l9l for Brown
ing, and l6i for TayOr-ths largest vote believed
ever to have been pOllsd in that town. The Jack
SON majority has generally been about 80.
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1t was currently reported in Newport ON We'd
nssday. that Dusee J. Pearcs has had the offer OF
the appointment Of Minister to Spain.
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FANCY SHAWLS AND HDkFS.
A DdVOL'S New Cash Store in South
~ Water str OF. Oct "a.
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AlanA for Sale
1MzatA
.MiiE

q WISH 10 sell my Land, lying in Amherst
u county, II miles from Lynchburg, and and
a half miles from the Cour.house AMI n mile aud
half west OF the Main Road from Lynchhure TO
Chatlot'essile-ll0 100 acres in the tract There
Is not "A more healthy situation in the State nor a
place more certain 10 Well well in every Mind 81
grain tobacco and clover. There ore abou, 500
acres in cultivation, and FIVE hundred in woods, n
great part of which rich tobacco land as could
be drsiled. The improvements are a go,d framed
DIV cling House, with rooms, md the usual out
houses, bca,Ino trees OF good fruits, ot various
kinds, sufficient for any one family. Possession
would be given on or before the tr,t day of jam
airy, $50. with the privilege Of seeding ut the
common time. Any purchaser can be amply fur
nished on the place, with grain aud rough food,
1--we stock aud plantation tool. Ms land is a
bundantly watered with good sp,lngs AMI branch
es. EDM'D WINSTON.
81 Refer to DR.. c. y. Rose who is Authorized to
sell T.. w.
Jan. %
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CHEAP GOODS

sfE SUBSCRIBER is now opeoinp H.. H.,
49, oil his Spring Goods COMPRISING ., 49,,
,"e"' 81 The most fashionable iylc. of tho -,
I'm rorta'ions, such as '"' ''''s'
Ram an" figured Silks of oil sAssesl
White and Colpred Ssrins
Black Satins and Lnyaniincs
Mstso"i, Italian, Lu,t,ine and o,bs, p,.cL
Silks ''"'' '''"e"
Whie ami Coloured Florenccs
rahcy Ran"kerchets (of every ,ie.cr;,,;o,\
L'hen Camhric Hanat erchief.
Cambric and Muslns
Jaconrt, Null and Swiss do
striped. ind Checked do
Superior French Nusjns
large assortment of Calicos
Irish Linens and Lawns
PEsIuE.
Blue. Black and Fanay Coored Cloths
Black and foinred Summer Clotbs n,ou,n
and White Drillings
Silk and other Ves,ings, White and Colo,ed
Satteens
hoan Cass'meres and Stripes, very cbeap.
Apron and Counterpart Checks
81 and 1 Blown aud Beached Domes,;c
&c.
With general ass 1rtment Of Goods which ,al
be sold al prices TO phase.
100 ROBERT KYLE.
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New England Seed Store.

4 T tho A4rtcniturot and Horticalln,al Jtare
IA house connected with The N. Enwland Farmer
the subscriber continues the Seed Establishment
and now offers 10 dealers Gardeners and the pub
lie generally an unrivaed collection Of
GARDEN, GRASS, & FLOWER SEEDS,
comprising unusual fine varieties ana Of undoubted
quality and yraly--being raised under tn par
cular direction and expressly for the establish
ment.
Gar{cn Seeds in boxes assorted for dealers from
1910 100 dollars each.--Also in roun1s halves and
quarters at very moderate ,fncts.
Botes IF Seeds containing good assortment for
private gardens al $3 each.
300 to 400 choice varieties of Flower Seeds IN 6
cen, papers-20 papers for s 90.
Grass Seeds at the lowest market prices at
Wholesale and Retail.
Frutt and Ornamental TREES. Grapc ViRc.
Plants and Roots supplied at one days notice
Just published Catalogue of 80 pages which
will be sent gratis 10 customers.
GEO. c. BARRETT.
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SALE OF NEGROES Dr

IL .u'"e oil deed OF trust. executed :, m.
ing date the ,"'[ by Cot Jahn r Gray. boar
' 'h, >" the Clerks Office # Bedford en ",' ., IT,
beneG, ~ '"e aree'lon of the persons Tor whose
OF Inlv ~ "rfo was made, on FL ay, the Bid dav
county, $500 'oYo' ;" 'he town NJ Libe,tv, Bedford
folIa,i l'nceed to sell to the highest b,la,r. Tho
Rice ,, S"'fs' 70 Wit Lewis. EaJy, Rachael.
and tbei. .hatlfs, Alien, paune. Nd, Am,
and Ia Two children Billy and Edmond Pete,
VIII e"'anu any increase OF the female slaves
- H. so, on tho same day, or tie ue,tde salI
SAID - h's .indef nj public anc'ion all his. the
Sbson "' NY ; Horse, stock of Cattle, HOPS and
WIN all his Farming Utensils, two set. of
,"s"'h's tools, all his Household and k,,rhrn
Of eY.r. "n" all the crop OF toLacco, eraiu. aud
win ba ''en'' OF one, two, and three years
wa W. gwen, the purchasers giving ho,d ui,,
Socofi Y, to secure the purchase money
Srava '"'e OF all The personal Property, EXCEPT the
N'' WIZ 'ahe p'nre at Col. Grnv's Home house
Aa,,.o EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee.
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VOL. XllI...NO. 80.

which he continued 10 laDour for moro than two
months, Thorpe being occasionally called upon 10
as'a', though never pernr'edio enter into ihe
room OF w lson. 'miih made the srran gemepf
with Thorpe. and generally paid him for the
bnnm, DC. Tho day before The parties were ar.
r'hff', smith aud Wilson went into Thorpe's
and made IN arrangement, with regard to tho ioi.h
cd work. by "hch Il was agreed tina, Wilson wa,
" have the machinery and $1,000, and Smith va,
10 hnsc share Of he patent igni
The next 10y Thorpe hearing on unusual ps..
N The room, went Mp stars, entered mud saw Smith
anh w llson Engaged IN printing of bnuk notes
Hnd hr then determined 10 give information to the
foliec. hat evening, however, Srri,h md VII.
Sun were arrested IN the hit siorc Of MIR. Oakford
"a Lombard street Wilson wos laten 10 prison.
hoi the other Effected his escape lmrncdia ely of
ter a'restng blm, the Police officers proc eedea 10
lbe house OF Thorpe, IN Church street md in IL
amln'ne The room 81 Wilson, discovered apparatus
OF the most perfect character for councrfeitng bank
noles' lhey also discovered quantity Of copper.
plate perer we, and cut in the shape Of bank notes
dues, and IN short, all the implements ola skilful
counicti.itcr
In he course Of the trial, Mr. Ru.h, thu coun
,'l io' The defendant, asked Mr. Blaney IL Smith
o1 not si'c The informa, which led to tho arcs,
OF Wilson, but the District Attorney objected 10
We question md the objection was sust ned BY the
curt Mr. Rush expressed the opinion, that If he
could show that his client wns made the vic
I'm, while Others equally guilty were permitted to
eacnpe he thought he could nyall himself Of such
testimony but Mr. GIlp,n commended tina, such CIV.
dtncc would not nd the defendant, and Judge Bald
WIN argued that II would not prove Wilson innt-
cert, however deeply II might eliminate smiih-Ls
Naih TINT u II would Md the defence Of Wilson il
ought TO be received but II would not benefit him.
| mud hence he dec NJ tbc
WIRE examined IN behalf If tho defendant, and the
attorneys agreed TO submit the case TO the iurv un
der the charge of The Court Judge BALDWIN then
delivered brief charge, md The Jury prompt.
! y rendered n verdict of Guilty" Wa bavs
nol yet htntd the extent Of the sentence Wilson.
ma an artist n w''hou,n superior in his particular
Inc.
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We short time since noticed the nrrcs Of most
sklful counterfciicr. His trial commenced ON the
2lst instant, in the Circuit Court of the United
States for The Eastern District Of Pennsylvania.
Flc was charged with having engraved copper
plate, 10 be used 10 forging notes OF the Bank OF the
United States, and with having 10 his possession
blank counterfeit notes TO be used for that purpose.
A number Of witnesses were brought forward 10
subsianlInie these charges
II appeared IN evidence, that the defendant who
passed under the name Of James Wilson, in the
month Of November last occupied house in
tired situation, in Roxbury, and in company with
a named Smith or Davis, WINS engaged IN rrc-
paring some description Of machinery. Smith sub
went to New York, ard engaged black
sm h., named Thorpe to como up and assist them,
Smith and Wilson alleging that they were ma
king patent model. Thorpe. with his family,
came on, md being unwilling to reside at Roxbu'
ry, took house in Church street.
Wilson boarded with them, ard had tho e1eln-
slvc possession oil one Of the unpcs Ioons, III
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Auction Sales.

AN Tuesday nigh, the 9th, shall resume !, my s,
" night Auctions, and regularly eo"'" rue ' r.
every Tuesday and Friday nights during the fa al
and Winter months. My stock will be such as
will suit-the season and sold in small lots' IVY
Jsy sales will be every Wednesday at o ciotn
of Groceries, Furniture &c. &c Favors rom IN, .as
country arc particularly invited, as my W sa aac,,
be regular. CHARLES ifs
Sept. s, 1884.
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- FLETCHER s TOLER.
TEfS MS.

~ per snanan payIsle IN nayfnGS' six month";
loa VII De iaued (but at the discretion
I'D 40 pspsn, all arreara.es are paid.
= elorsl uh., uFyrS will be inserted at 81 cents
~ ,DVER Fio' 6rs t,,ne and 81 - for each
81 square tof from distance must he paid forpre-
nsriioa payment assumed by some
prn.ibe per- ",.si to taa Editors post paid
GAui.,u NOT be attended, TO-
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NOTICE..
April Is

A SECTION OF LAND, lying within miles
IA of Paris, Edgar county, state OF Illinois
would be exchanged for Negroes, Bonds, or oihe
property As the land lies near the Wabash, i
exceedingly fertile, with fair proportion oil rra''
and Timber, cmisrants TO that prosperous ana De
lshtfu region of country would find II to their ad'
vantage to negotiate upon the subject with tho pro
prieor. H..
-, Letters addressed to W. NJ. B., Franklin u
H. Va will be attended tc.
April 23 i'l
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REAUTIFUE GOODS.

corn ApRIT, 1888.
- UPERB London CaIicos,
~ Very rich Partisan, do
Gnghams ofthe rarest patterns,
Painted and Gauze Muslins,
Black Italian Silks, glossy,
Blue Black Mandarlne Silks,
Ribbed Silk, and other Hosiery.
With a great variety of Fancy Sap.e nooos
hourly expected. ROBINSON u ELLio