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VI
JOHN DAvoL.
ATTHE NEW CASH STORE
I'm wATER-sTRRE

IN wATER-sTRRET-
TXHOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants
w Of Warren and its vicinity, that he has
Just received and opened, an Extensive and very
Beautiful assortment Of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
. Comprising the most complete variety which he
has ever offered to his customers. Bought with
Cash, at Auction, in New York, and under cir
cumsancss, equalled by few, excelled by none.-
With these advantages for selling Goods Cheap,
the advertiser would beg leave to be permitted to
&C, his part in supplying the wants Of the Public.
As there is prevailing mania, to buy Great Bar
gains, he has made il very particular object to
buy his Goods closer than usual and what is Of O.
qual importance, he pledges himself to sell them,
for as small profit, as has been his custom Of
late. More. need not be said, in relation to the
price.
His good Friends in the Country, are particular
ly invited to continue their patronage, liberaIy
extended toward him recently, and may be asssr-
ed OF his disposition to make il an object for them,
to call on him always before purchasing elsewhere.
lie has pleasure in informing the Public, of bis
having made an arrangement with House in Nsw
YORK, ny which, they are to purchase for him, at
AUCTION. such Goods as he may want. and he
will consequently, be in the receipt of some neD
articles, almost daily, and be enabled to offer
them, a very irlils above Auction Prices.
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AUCTIONS.
Guardians Sale.

To he sold at Public AuciioD, on Wednes
day the 18Th day Of May next, on tho
premises IN Swanzey, at 2 O'clock, sfe
| ternoon, by virtue oI a License from
the Cour OF Common Pleas, begun
aud holden at Taunton, within una Tor
the county Of Bristol, in the Common
wealth Of m massachusetts,, on the second
Monday OF Nlsrcb, A. ID. 1886.
A LII the right, title, and interest,
"A. which DANIEL X. GARpsvR ard
CHARLES GARDNER, Suns Of RebercR
Gardner, late of Warren, in the State Of
Rhode Island; deceased, have in and to
a certain tract Of land, situate partly ~
said town Of Swanzey, and partly m
said town of Warren, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to VIII Westerly on
the public highway leading from said town
of Warren 10 BurneysviIIe or Miles
Bridge, in said Swanzey north by hand
Of Samuel Luther east on land now or
late of -- Munro, or b. ,hc great
Rock, SO called ; and south psuy by
land Of Jonathan Sweet, anc pHrtiy by
land Of Seth Simmons, Conthinii < about
thirty acres, more Or less.
The interest herein offered for sale is
two thirds of one undivided fourth part Of
the above described premises. Condi-
tions at the sale
SAMUEL RANDALL, CaardsaN.
april 9th, 1885.
N. b. The remainder Of the above
premises will be sold at the same time
and place, 50 that the purchaser can have
deed of the whole.
STEPHEN STILWELL,
WILLIAM KELLEY,
JAMES BOWEN,
ALLEN BOWEN.
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j. B. DAVOL.

ut No. 3 Cheop1de, 80 Main-sfrsei,
Gk FFERS for sale a generni assort-
~ ment Of cRocKERY, GLASS WARE,
WOODEN WARE, ENTRY MhTrs, BRooMs,
sHovELs, HOES, and MANuRE FORKS; to.
gether with choics selection OF GRO
CERlES, SUCH as mslasses, sugar,
coffee, teas, alsPice. pepper, ginger, cas-
sia, sa'eratus, nutmegs, starch, candles,
dried beef, northern hams, butter, cheese,
lard, raisins, smoking and chewing tobac-
CO, snuff, and candlewick, sc. SC.
april 10.
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ClC:r.$:...I.N!a9
a good assortment al,rays on hand.

BOOTS SHOES ! HATS ! CAPS
a complete assortment Of Ladies', Gentlemen :
and Cbdren's Boots aud Shoes. Also-Sutn
Deaver llats-iur bodies, Fur Hats, Mems and
Boys Caps, &c. Sc. All Of which will be sold
for II sa'all advance from cost, for CASH.
April 25.
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.Nsw York Election n.-The New York
Advertiser Of Saturday announces the re-
suit Of the Charter election in that city
ms follows Agreeable to our expeeta-
tion the election has resulted decidedly in
favor of the Regency ticket. The First,
Second, Third and Fifteenth Wards were
carried by the Wings. The Fourth,
Fifth, Seventh, Eighth, and Fourteenth
Wards we're carried by the Regency
The Sixth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh,
Twelfth, and Thirteenth Wards were not
contested, or if they were, with no expec-
tation Of success. The city has been
iost by entire apathy. Less than elk
thousand votes. have been polled than last
season, and iu those wards where the
Wings have lost their tickets, hundreds
did not take the trouble to go to the polls
The water question has been carried bv a
much iarser minority Than was snticipa-'
ted.
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TAILORING DISAGREEMENT.

Spring and Summer Fashion, Just reed.
great variety of Broadcloihs, Cassuineres.
Vestings, Thin Goods for summer wear, &c. SC,
CONSTANT on hand, and will be made up into
GARMENTS, of any description, in the latest
fashion or otherwise, "s may be required, and
warauted TO lit, or no sale.
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MARIN N2rEIkST.
PORT OF WARREN
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
April 2oth-.sloop Eliza, Lawton, Providence.
2ist-sloop Mt Aoriah, Ingraham, do.
Slooo Portsmouth, Winslow, New York.
a3d-sloop Eliza, Lawton, Providence.
Fla, boat Walker, Luther, from Rums.ick, will
IL sand and gravel"
2l,h-sloop VIM Penn, Munro, Nantucket.
SAILED, 23d-sloop Hope, Car, Newfork.
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IN IrLHPLES>>Tlc larres, assortment o.
- thimblcs ever offered az this town, ma,
he found at L. BRAhArs
tpril IS.
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Sailed from ST Helena, March 4th slip Phocion.
for New Bedford
Arr at New London 2Ist, ships Tuscarora, Smith
South Atlantic 2700 bbls oil julius Ceesar, Ho-
brou do 1000.
Cid at New Bedford 22d bark Bramin, Pope,
Amsterdam.
Al Salem 4lst, ship Izetts, Sistare, South At
lantic, l40O bis oil
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iJs A number of articles prepared for this
day $ paper are necessarily deferred this week
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the solemn attention Of the crowded auditory,
tagged not 10 lis conclusion. The subjest was
handled with that nice discrimination and analy-
sis, united to that peculiar felicity and copious-
ness OF illustration, which so eminentIy Distinguish
The performances Of this gentleman. all occa-
s'on-. Much that new was impaired, aud
the Rev. 2eiteman's argument, mingled as il
was "'h the narration of some potent aud soul
absorbing facts which had passed under his own
observation, seemed TO amount 10 demonstration,
and to carry conviction to the minds of the most
ncredulous. Several of the resident Clergy were
present, and assist d in the exercises. as far as
the nniure of the arrangement would permit -
The Constitution Of the Society was read by The
Rev. MIR. DUMoNr, and the concluding Prayer.
(Which was peculiarly fervid md appropriate
offered by the Rev. Mr.. DowLING. five may
Judge Of the impressions Of others, by the charac-
ter Of our own, then ae we assured, that much
light has been impaired 10 the community upon
this appalling subject, through the medium ofthis
Address, and yet deeper conviction established,
Of the soOurge-like influence of Alcohol, as the
dethroner of Man from his moral and intellectual
elevation, the bane Of domestic happiness, the
basilisk of society, and the murderer of the I'M
mortal soul W.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RELIGIOUS WORKS,
For SALE by

JAS. HAMMOND.
rsNEIE family at home, by Abbott; The Mo-
n ther at Home, by Abbott; The Child at
Home, by Abbott ; The Young Christian, by
Abbott; The Corner Stone, by Abbott.
Jays morning EXercises;-Jo evening
Exercises; Jays Dlsconrses.
Selections from Fcncon, by lady.
Rohinson's Bible Dictionary.
Macom's Bible Dictionary.
Life of Hannah Moore, by WIN. Roberts.
Hannah Morc's Private Dovotions.
The Philosophy of n future state, by Tho
mas Dick.
The Christian Philosopher,--by Thomas
Dick.
Life of John Wesley, by Richard Watson.
Bucks Religious Experience.
A Companion for the Altar, by Bishop llo-
hart.
The rise and progress of Religion in the
soul, by Philip Dodridge.
Luther, and the Lutheran Rofornation,-
by John Scott.
A treatise on the Millennium, by George
Bush, A.. NJ.
A statement of Reasons for not believing
the doctrine ofTrnitarians, by Andrew Nor
ion.
h' ib!c "'u w IltiSS VI 'hC 'otS "io' IT,
abela Graham.
Memoir of the Rev. Leigh Richmond, by
Rev. S. : Grilnshaw.
Cheering views of Man aud Providence
origin, uses, and remedies OF evil, by Warren
Burton.
The Golden Treasury, with practical obser-
vatlons in prose and verse, for every day in
the year, by G. II. V. Bogatzky.
The Pilgrims Progress, by John Bunyan
Evidences Of Christianity, Alexander,
Watson, Jenyns, Leslie, and Palcy.
The Life Of Adam Clarke, edited by J. B.
b. Clarke.
Thoughts on Religion, by Blalse Pascal.
Words Of Belever,--translated from the
French by F'de la Mcnnas.
The ANXIOUS Enquirer after Salvation-by
John Angel James.
Newport, March 5, 1885.
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Died,

In this town, on Saturday evening last, of scar
let fever, Caroline Jones, youngest child Of MIR.
William S. Clarke, aged yrs. mos. & 4 days.
On Sunday morning last, after short illness,
Mr.. benjamin Marvel, aged 43 years.
On Tuesday evening last, after a short but dis
trcssng illness, Mrs. Sarah +. Brown, wife of
Col 1homas G.. Brown, and daughter of the
late Mr.. James Boone, in the 37th year Of her
age. This sudden and affective dispensatiun Of
Divine Providence, is not only deeply felt by the
very numerous family circle but extends to almost
every portion Of the community. In the discharge
Of all the various duties Of wife, mother, dauch-
ter, and sister, no one could hold more enviable
place. AS christian, she was not only conspi-
cuous for her humble piety and the lively interest
she took in persuadng sinners to repentance, but
also for charity and affection for all who differed
with her in sentiment. The last sermon she lis
tened to was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Dowling,
who had that afternoon exchanged with her PAS
tor--the text selected was Rev. 7ih, xiv, "lhese
are they which came out Of great tribulation, and
have washed their robes and made them white in
the blood Of the Lamb" The words were well
suited to her case; she had seen much tribulation
and it had been sanciilied TO her awakening and
converson.-It is not strange, therefore,, that she
felt so sensibly the speakers delneation of her
experience and claims 10 immortal Joys in the
world above.--On leaving the church she said to
friend, "Oh how beautifully he spoke Of our
employment and happiness in heaven,-I feel
I've an interest there" She was not deceived
her end was peace. Oh then, let us dry up the
fountain Of our tears, and say "The Lord gave,
TIE Lord hath taken away, and blessed be the
name Of the Lord Funeral tomorrow ni.er-
noon at | O'Clock at the house, in Frank street.
lIor remains will be conveyed to the Methodist
Chapel where funeral discourse will be deliver
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Lord Relatives and friends
are requested to attend without further Invitation.
GCoMM.
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THE CHRISTIAN LIBRARY.
n Republication 9fMe most
POPULAR RELIGIOUS WORKS.

MOS. 2& 3-Contain a Memoir of the Rev. Henry
3dy s., rac,ical Pe,y, by Hannah More, IS,
6& 7-rrogress If The Gospel in Polynesia, l2i
7s& 9-Iintory of the rivi'z tion and Coioniza-
ton Of south Aiira. ls2
Oh l0-Christian iicsrHrchts in Asia, 12a
J. L. e. l3-Iick's Christian Philosopher, los
ID & l5-Fabe,'s Difficulties Of infdeliiy, Ia
l5-L, urton the Conv-rs on of st. Tael, q
lG II & Is-Lire of the Rev. Rowland HilI, iss
l9-Lite Of Rev. John Eliot and
Life of Rev. Wm Tennent, G.
G0-Manly piety, N is Principles, GJ
2l-Many Piety in its Spirit, Ct
29-chrislian Expe'inc or Guide to the =,
% 2i-i he Christian Keepsake, and Miss'ona-
ry Annual for 1885, l2i
25-The Anxious Enquirer after salvation
directed aud encouraged by J. ANGEL James, u
25 26-Etrrny healizedj-or, Gu de to the
Thoughtful i2i
Nry-'rhe above compo.e Vol Of The Christian Libra
ry, the price If which in Numbers, Is ,b2t.
Nos 81 & :s, contain The Reetory Of Val head, "N
picture of n Christian iiomr, price IL
ga Memoir OF Mrs. Judson, 81
% 30 3l-l.fe ofthe rev. Geo,ae Whi'eheid, isi
3i-Commences the Life OF the Rev. John
THE "CHRisTIAN LIBRARY" IS issued in Week y
Numbers Of 30 quarto pages each, stitched in new CO.
NO Work wi appear in The III rary, without the ap
probation Of the following Clergymen-Rev. Jonathan
Of the Episcop,i rhur Rev. John NJ Krebs, of the
! rrshytrran Church-and hev John 1ackaher,y, Uf
'ha Methodi Episcopal hurch. ,,,.
The following Recommendation has been Kindly CIV
EN- by the Rev. Mir. umont.
"hR CALLAHAS-
ear Sir :-st your request I have examined the
Number. of the Christian Iii rary, You furnished me
With of the orks it contains am familiar; they
are such as can and DO most cordially recommend tu
the pciusa of all with whom. my recommendation may
have any influence. he " "rk comb mes body the
choicest religious reading aud the very cheap te al
which is furnished, puts 1t within the reach of almost
every one. h sincere wishes that IL may lie eAten
svcly circulated in this community
| remain Respcctf 'lly,
Your obi SeT'vt,
a. .iiENRY DGMoNT."
Numbers to 81 n G received for sale and for srhscr
bcrs, IL ". 'NLLAuAN'S DtOk STORE AAb cir
ICt'EATING Library.
n,wnntt Nntrh lS.{5
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The Wandering Piper was at the last dates
at New Orleans.
The Lion disposed oc-The Alexandra
Gazette states that the Lion presented to
Gen. Jackson, by the Emperor of Morocco
has, under the authority vested in the Presi-
dent by resolution of Congress, been given
t. the Orphan Asyluns of Washington and
Georgetown, and the royal beast is offered
for sale at public auction in Washington on
the 2lst Of next month";
The Hon. Edward Everett, was nominated
ut a Wing Caucns, holden on Friday even-
ing, at Boston, candidate for the next Gov
ernor of Massachusetts, he having received
157 votes out of l66. Hon. S. II. Armstrong.
was also nominated for reelection to the of.
flee of Lit. Governor.
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fPCoNcREssIoNAL.-The papers re-
ceived by mail yesterday, furnish no la
ter accounts from Washington than
Thursday. We copy from the Boston
Patriot, received last evening, the fol-
lowing from their correspondent.
WASHINGTON, FEB. 26.
The Special Committee appointed on
Saturday to inquire into the charges n
gainst Poindextcr, which have been on
Mr.. Pearce's authority traced to the
White House, reported this afternoon
through their Chairman, succinctly, that
their investigation had been diligently
pursued, and had resulted in an abso-
lutte and unqualified acquittal from the
slightest suspicion. This, you will un-
derstand, was unanimous, and includes
the assent of King, of Georgia,-and
Wright. it has ended as every body
supposed it must but what bitterness,
and what basencss, does it imply and
disclose, on the part Of the wire-drawing
instigators Of this nefaiious concern
The poor tools who have been played up
One ofthe deponents, it seems, has been
known proverbia'ly here for number of
years, rs "Lying -" and dozens
Of respectable citizens testify to the fact.
This man, it is understood, was taken
under the Committees authority TO the
street where tie Senator's house is which
he had sworn he saw Lawrence enter
,,hn q, ~ ho ,ot
tinguish it. The other man has assert
ed, even since the public ation-that he
never swore to any such statement. The
thing is not worth dwelling on, and yet
it was one Of these nauscous nuisanccs
that cannot be permitted to pass without
notice.
The House was warmly interested in
hearing the Presidents communication
Of the Livingston corrcspondence-one
chapter more. Parts Of it will not add
to the dignity of his reput espcci-
ally the elcctioneering assertion that if
the Treaty fails, it must be charged to
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. Enquirer,
SC. There is also some boysh bullying
ofthe French, in which he charges them
previous to the prese ntation of the Trea-
ty, and the expose Of the Minister, with
designing to charge all the blame upon
him and Surruricr; and that occasions a
smart sally, which contrasted with the
truly digniicd and noble spirit of the
minister's remarks, really appears very
small. Admiral Dc Rigny's notes com
pletely sustain MIR. Clay's views of the
innocence of the French Admnistra-
tion. lie speaks Of the charges in the
Message, as "imputations not 10 be nan-
ed."
Another outrage! Mr. Ewing, Of the
House, on his return thence this even
ing to his lodgings, was violently set upon
bv young man connected with the En-
gineer Department, a son Of his COL
league, Lane and badly bruised about
the head with the stripling's sword cane.
Mr.. Ewing is near sixty years old, and /,
though man of great spirit, as we'll as
talent, very feeble of body. The assault
is brutal. The pretext of it is doubtless
traced to recent debates. Lane smarts
under the truth, but Ewing has never in
regard to him, transgressed the rules Of
decorum 81 as to be checked, TO my
knowledge, by the Speaker of the
House.
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.Harch 3.
JAS. IiAMMOND'S
Circulating E-is,raEy.

RECENT ADDITIONS.
9GS-Scrmons on duties belonging 10
c6 IL some Of the conditions and relations
of private life, by John &. Palfry, vol.
2lS4 Frizzlc Pumpkin-some passages in
the life ot Sir Frizzle Pumpkin, the pic nic,
&C.. vol.
2iS5 CoQuctte, by the Onthor Of Miscrri-
mus, 3 vols.
1856 Princess, or the Rcgunc, by Lady
Morgan, = vols.
24S7 Arnold-The life and treason of Ben
edict Arnold, by Jared Sparks, vol.
2tSS Allen Prescott, or the fortunes of a
New-England Boy, by Mrs. Scdgwick, VS..
2IS9 Rccolcctions of House keeper, by
Mrs. Clarissa Packard. | vol.
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Married,

In Middleiown, on Tuesday evening last. by
the Rev. MIR. Lo'd, Mr.. Abraham Barker TO Miss
Sophronia Gould, both Of that place.
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MA Rim II
EHST.
ORT OF n EW p @ r. II.

ENY'ERED.
Soop Nmgara, Irons, New-I York.
Sloop Linnacus, Swan, do.
CLEARED,
Orig Sampson, Purkss, Havana.
.ARRIV.9LS
FRIDAY, Feb. 27-arr. sloop Maria, Macy :,
from New-Rediord FOR N London.
Sloop Niagara, Irons, fiom NYori for Prov.
Swedish ship harmonic, Norrin, from Fall
River for n York
MorDAY, March 2-Sloop Express, Barlow,
from York for Providence.
Slcop Linnacus, Swan, from do Tor do.
TUEsDAY--arr sIoop Midas, Millard, from Pro-
vidence for y York.
WEpNEsDAy-arr schr. Ann Cory, Reeves,
from philad. for Providence.
Sloop Kingston. Burdick, Of this port was n,
Charleston, 18th, fr New Orleans.
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sTT To CORRESPONDENTS com
munication of our correspondent 3D."
(whosc views exactly agree with our
own on the subject alluded to- has been
received, but we have thought proper to
defer its insertion for the present, for
reasons which he will be satisfied with
on an interview.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday March 2
(Report fer the Iaily Advertiser and pariM)

At market, lG4 beef cattle, $40 sheep, and
100 swine.
Prices Beef Cai!c-!n consequence of the
very small number at market, sal cs were eff
fected easily, and prices advanced. We quote
prime at 34s I'D 81; good at 32s Cd 33,thin
at 26 30s.
.Sheep-No sale was effected OF one lot of
about 200, and the best at market, some of an
inferior quality were taken at II and 24s.
.Sicine-Neary all at market were sold in
one lot, price unknown; at retail 6 for sows
and for barrows.
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EsWses and Regulations

HsVASS seHEo LAsS eeIsstEOaaS
Respecting the manner an ,vhich accounts
against the State Of Rhode Island, Sc. are 10
be naac om aHd certified:
A law was passed at the session OF the 1
General Assembly in January, 1880
providing for the auditing of accounts n
gainst the State, and requiring the Cen
eral Treasurer TO make and publish from
time to time, such rules and regulations
respecting the manner in which such ac-
counts arc TO be made out and certified,
as he shall deem necessary Public no.
tice is therefore hereby given, that the
following regulations will be strictly ad-
hcred to, until experience shall point out
more eligible mode of making out and
certifying the accounts, Of which due
notice will always be given
All accounts intended to be presented
to the General Assembly for allowance,
must be made out against the State of
Rhode-lsland, &c. and be dated at the
city or town where the person resides in
whose favor they are made out. Every
iiem must be stated separately, with the
date prefxed, and the price carried out
against it. The certificate herein after
required to the several accounts, must
state in writing at full length, the gross
amount Of the account to which il is an
ncxed, and all accounts must be transmit
ted to the Office of the General Trcasu-
rer at least four weeks before the session
Of the General Assembly, at which they
are to be acted upon.
All accounts Of justices Of the peace,
or Of officers or witnesses in justices
courts of examination,-or at the trial Of
criminal causes in justices courts, must
have annexed 10 them the certificate Of
the presiding justice, certifying the ser.
vices were performed, or the attendance
given by the person charging for the
same, and that the prices charged are
the same as were taxed in the bill Of
cost, or (when the accused are discharg-
ed without cost are lawful, or reasona-
ble.-Every person presenting accounts
for services rendered in criminal pro-
ceedings, which accounts the Supreme
Judicial Court, or Court of General Ses-
sions Of the Peace are authorized to al
low, must, if justice Of the peace, GER
tify as such; or if al officer or witness,
must make affidavit before some magis-
trate that such account has not been pre-
sented to the proper court for allowance.
When any such account has been pre-
sented to the proper court for allowance,
and has been rejected, the statement of
the fact without the affidavit, will be su!-
ticient: but in all such cases good and
satisfactory rpasons will he rp uuired why
such account should he recommended to
the General Assembly for allowance.
Jailers accounts for board Of State
prisoners, sc. must have annexed to
them the certificate OF the sh'riii OF the
county, VINO VIII cei'i'y 'ha' ne ''as care
'" oAI',l,oo ;,n ,h yI @ ' h|aIt .an a' ca, ,,a,
"n p'.s;',. "',,I ,,,;nm ,Lo % nn,,o .;,,a ~
\, - i Q -
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DIR. JOHNSON,

I'D EsrEcrFuii.y informs his friends md the
n u public. that he will devote his whole at
ien'ion TO the pRAcTicr oF MrD,ciNL. Of
FICE, No. 1873. 1hamcs. street.
Newport, Nov. 9Th, 1894. t3m.
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DIR. w. u. WELLS,

ED EsPECTFULLY gives notice that he has
"a u taken an office No. 80. Ihalnes-s'ree,, dl-
rectly over w. B. s. T.. J. Swans store, where
he will be happy to attend to calls in hn profess
sion.
iC.JSsurgcry will receive particular attention.
feb26
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JEREMIAH GAsEY,
DR.. TIP. MOORE,

D ESPECTFULLY tenders his services to the
He, citizens Of Newport and vicinity, in the
practice Of MrDIcINE and SURGERY. Resi-
dence, north sldc Of the Parade, in the house for
merly occupied by Charles Feke.
feb Eft.