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UNION HOUSE.

THE undersigned having purchased
this house and made many inn
provements on the same, 10 now ready
to servo tho public in his line Of profess
sion, and pledges himself that no exerton
on mis- part shall be wanting, to give those
who visit this House entire satisfaction.
This House is situated on the main road
from Providence and Fali River, and hall
way between the Ferries and is one OF
che pleasantest spots in the New England
States. The lodgiag rooms are all sepa-
rate and airy, and attached to the house
is fine ball on the second story, and Sc
parate from the body Of the house q
large stable is also attached to the premi-
ses, and many other convencies to render
the visits Of those who bestow their
patronage, agreeable.
A few more boardcrs can be accom-
modated at this delightful retreat, where
they can enjoy pure air and retirement
from the bustle Of cities and towns.
The Stages pass daily to and from Proyi-
dsncs and New Bedford, one Of the most
travelled roads in these parts, it being
eight miles from Providence, ten from
Pswtucket, ten from Fall River, and three
from Warren.
Select Parties entertained at short no.
tice, and in . style that will suit every
ago, as he 70 thoroughly acquainted with
the business having hesn brought up ia
il, and u willing to be tho pubIis's humble
servant.
Clan Bskes snd Chowders prepared ri
short notice and in the best order, with
au the dainiiss' that the sea and shore
affords, with many Of the varieties and
Iuxuiics Of this happy land. A share Of
the public patronage 10 solicited.
ALVAN COLE.
Swsnzsy, July 70, 1885 II
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NGW GOODS
n 0TNO. /, WASHING TON ROW
.SA Just received, at the w ASHIM G>
TON ROW CLOTHIN q STORE p
a fresh supply Of Goods, consisting Of Cloths
; nd Cassime,es Of as many different shades,
colors, and qualities as will be found in any
store Of the kind in this city. Also. Satinets,
Vestings, Cravats, Neck Stocks, Trimmings,
and numerous other articles in tho line which
with stock previously on hand makes an assort-
,nent out Of hch men Of all ranks in life may
g.t ed-if they will.
II great vareiy Of Ready Made Clothing
constantly on hand, in lots TO suit, and faith
fully made.
Garments Of all kinds made up to order, and
warranted tc suit in every respect.
Persons in want of spring suits, are partic'
ulary invited TO call and examine my assort-
meni Of cloths, &C. Ifs TO good fits there will
be no mistake about il.
NIB. The subscriber will sell exclusively
for CASH, and he will not be under sold BY
any in this State. For further particulars cal
and see. WILLARD A. HANDY.
Providence, april !.
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COLE s. ANTHONY

Gentlemen of Warren and its vicinity,
that they intend manufacturing Boots and
Shoes, of all kinds and of the latest fashl
ons. Their work shall be made of the
best stock the market affords. HavinS
had several years experience in the above
branches, they feel confident that no one
oftheir customers will be dissatisfied as to
the neatness and durability OF their work,
which shall not be surpassed by any in
this town as to workmanship and style.
They intend keeping general assort-
ment OF gentlemen's calf, seal, goat and
buckskn Boots and Shoes.
All kinds Of Boots and Shoes mended
to order.
A share Of public patronage is solicit
ed. HENRY COLE,
SIMEON ANTHONY
aprii 25.
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School Books.

WNHE subscriber has on hand for sale,
n Smiths productive grammar, Muir
rays grammar, Goods book Of nature,
Mason on self knowledge, Smiths arith-
metick, Parley's geography, Matte Bruins
do and atlas, Morse's do. do, Angels
Uh IN Nos. /, 9, 3,4, 5, and 6 Good
rich's history and supplement, Alden's
spelling book, english reader, accompt
books, memorandum books, bank books,
writing books, paper, quilts, ink stands,
states, pencils, &c.
SAMUEL WHEATON.
nov %.
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Brass Founders
AND
COPPER SMITHS.

yHE Subscribers wish to inform the
citizens Of WarreR and the neigh
towns, that they still continue TO
Acture, at short notice, Composition
Nails, Thimbles for Ships Sails,
Hangings, Ship and Hand Bells.
Companion Door Hinges, dead
nd bullwork Hinges, Hasps, SC. sc.
Copper Coolers, Copper Wash
ss, of any size, made to suite the
laser Tea Kettles, Ship and House
ps, Cider and Ale Pumps, Brass
Hooks, Skimmers, Ladies, Brass
ckers and Door Plates to any pat
s. They will also manufacture at
rt notice, all kinds of factory castings,
ge and small. Orders from the neigh
ring towns shall be punctually attended
:. The subscribers feel themselves com
,,etent to make any articles that may be
called for in their line Of business. They
still carry on their business at their old
stand, few rods east Of the residence OF
]. Smith, Esq. A share Of patronage ii
respectfully solicited.
ip Cash paid for old Copper, Brass
Pewter, and Lead or received in ex.
change for any of the above articles.
TUELL g. WINSLOW.
Warren, July %.
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u L the annual meeting Of the Stock
"A. holders in the Hope Bank, held on
Monday. the Sd instant, the following per-
sons were chosen Directors for the year
ensuing, viz Joseph Smith, John Stock
ford, Samuel Barton, Barnard Smith,
Lewis Hoar, William Carr, Jr. Miller
Barney, Jonathan Luther and Daniel
Bosworth.
And at meeting Of the Directors on
the following day, JOSEPH SMITH. Esq
was chosen President, and
THOMAS G. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Warren, August 8, 1885. Sw
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.,xr Ew STYLE CRAvATs d'deron, eoIors
III blk IL Ian Lusupg do. prime qnalny
low priced do, Just reccis.d by
Tuner \ Salisbury.
water street. June Is.
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Wind eWSSy
EOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
the wharf formerly owued and occu-
pied by Freebora Sisson, Esq.
NHE WIND MILL as it now stands,
with all the appurtenances there
0 belonging, This mill was built OF
rate materials, with very stout frame
appears perfectly sound, and is fitted
two run of stones, with all necessary
,hinery. &C., and can be transported
ny other place by water, at very
iexpense. Sufficient time will be
to the purchaser to remove the
;. Enquire of
WILLIAM CARR, and
GEORGE WHEATON.
IA,
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nROwELs-Pisssr and Brick rso~el,. Tor
- ssls by JAMES GARDNER.
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GRAPE CAH PTS :
I'M 4. H'HEAIO.N has just Ieceiveu
GRAPE cAMLErs Of very superior qua
or gentlenen's coats and pantuloon'.
Jv 3b LONG ROOM
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yrNDIA STRAW MATTINGs'-Plain and
- plaid, and cotton carpetings are offered
lower than usual, at the new cash store in watsg
st:eei. JOHN DAvoL.
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EZYILDER's PATENT sTRAPS-for pan
W. falcons, and India rubber srspenders, re-
ceivedthis week by Turner y Salisbury.
water street, June 13.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.
EAVES Bristol, every morning Sundays
ILL excepted) at O'Clock, for Warren and
Providence. Returning, leaves Providence eve
ry afternoon Sundays excepted) at half past ,
o'clock, for Warren and Bristol. Faio from
Bristol to Providence, rs cents up and back
same day 81 so. From Warren, rs cents up
and back same day, 81 26.
0j- Books kept in Providence, at the Man.
sion House /; Brastow's Manufacturers Hotel.
and at the franklin House at Burgess and
Horizons Hotels, Bristol and at Coles and
Commercial Hotels, v arren.
80 Passengers called fol and left at any part
of the town. J. f. W CHAD WICK.
July Is.
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HI ATS.

JPERIOR Satin Beaver Hats, for sale low
bv JAMES SMITH
lly Is. Opposite COies Ho'ef'
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PAY YOUR BILLS!

IA Y Il OU R BtLHLS5
IN HE subscribers are sbou, making new ar-
~ rangement in then business, which makes
il necessary that all their accounts should be
settled immediately Let every one govern h'in-
self accord ngly. They must all be attended TO
without delay.
TURNER 4 SALISPUR
Warren, July Is, 1885.
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his wife to scrub he sshss hS for ef
af,;c,ed husbands; and therefore, do not wonder at all
they smoke putting off their shefeSss n s s'Sus
80 ~. avan scr,bbing cannot touch But smoking
and scrubbng aside and scubbng is only r via
"1 You hardly see miserable house do not renem
hcr one Though the country houses have net so many
lowers as the English have, yet they are all neat and
attractive All have gardens who have grounds lotnake
them and the pre,esl gardens too. If were !ed up
on to point The place where the industry of man nas
done the most to triumph obstacles, where nothing
of soil climate to have appalled, them-"her':
not the wilderness made 10 blossom Ike !hc T'Te
bu, the orass The bog, should certainly point 70 bs
land To say that such people, who have done al uni III
the ncccss,res and coynen's o" M are ~ tc ros
people, is but faint praise. 1t only I"St'a:I ~ nss
iion tat the more Nature does for people, the css
hsy c t" do for hcsy w. ,' ,o Sy s s%
aud the duty nperalivr then man aroIS'S nnse.' 'u
every faculty mind y !; dsy"1rSu s to 1 S iu m Es
cent linus ilo''""" " 3.
IL is
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kfes.fs sIS'EEC
Zion, III. PiitsanIs Manufacturer.
HE EON. THOMAS II. BENTON

HE liON. ] tiSh!tS IL DIN
This gentleman, known as the great champion Of the
princpls that are laid down and acr,l by tie Admi-
nis,ration arrived in this city last Mondsy evening,
and pat up at Lie Exchange Hotel SHADY ana ianily
accompanied hin y large number OF citizens,
Tuesday, waited hun, and rendered it public din
nrr which le tiu. 1t proper IL decline, fer TIC
assigned III his iter, in answcr which, together with
the invitation, will BE- found below. 1t to b. regretted
that Mr. Benton could not suffer himself 10 accept OF
this mark oil regard from citizens There hun,
dreds, nay thousands in This city that would have greatly
rruccd III such opportunity OF testfying their lcgard
for nan that more than all Others has been l. oked
upon by the American people the invincbie ad-
vocatc {" the principles Of democracy. However, it
is perhaps prudent PLAN and a, least republican one.
he has adopted of suffering himself to receive no public
honor of this kind. He lett this city with his family on
Thursday evening, on his way, by the Canal, to Film
lcphia and from thence to Washington CITY, where ar
duous and Important duties in the Senate vi lhc e. s.
will devolve on him. "A large concourse OF citizens
witnessed his departure: Of them, with the Ger
man Band. accompanied him for few miles from town.
We subion the letter Of invitation from cilizons, -
public dinner, aud his reply ...
. a. PrrrsBunG, November 18th, 1875.
Hon. Thomas II. Bcntnn:
S1R-Your arrival in this city has afforded your friends
and the friends of the present Administration, sacere
qualification They rcioice to find You in continued
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IAIK. BENTON REPLY.l

Exc
cy..rnE receive with nrcat qualification the kind
EXPRESSIONS Of personal and political reGHfn wii winch
,,, have hcnorcd yunr leter nl invitation To
blic dinner: and while respectfully declining the honor
;L - o., nrlv rendered, take the occasion of
rr.s:nr the Measure which have felt IN meeting, with
out form ceremony, SO many Vi our "l'us III lhS
STRONGHOLD Of Pennsylvania Democracy.
have lonr wished 10 visit your celebrated CITY, and
q, r,yrrsc tie interior nf your great State. where sc
ma3y monuments of art and industry claim the atten
lion and challenge the admiration, not oh'y OIL native
Americans but ai so many ehish'ene' '.'a"e's, ON
city is in itself wander; and nothing nnl an actual cx
,;,,,ior can rivc any adequate conception OF The
RED minute and stupcndnns operations OF successful
ur and vrorols industry which enables comparatively
SMALL pnnurt;oa o thirty forty thousand sous upon
r, oc two or three miles To- produce the fabrics
and 10 send forth the exports which command ren'n
OF ten millions If dollars per annuni, ana rcipsc the az
orpa,e expectation OF Of the greatest oa'es OF The
Linz, Nor was il works only but people also that
wished TO scr wished to that Democracy Of Penn
sYyana which has often been the sncctanrhor of tho
Rcpuc which has sometimes paid The forfeit of cxccs
sire strength aud confidence by spll!hS INTO DIVISIONS
and sutrIny rcycrscs but which, like The Roman To-
rions has risen victorious from every fail, ana Shown
itself more formidable after every defeat
For the prosperity which now pervades and bcsscs
crrr,. mart Of our country the democracy OF the whole
nHu have the strongest for sctapprobaton and
decentralization. 1t they who elected and sus-
lanc, tho patriot President, who has been the great
leader in all the which have broken the drsPot
ism % nuCd institution, restored the reign OF
s,i,ulional currency balled the cxccrabe designs Of Pa
mic and Pressure and secured to The country degree c
prosperity and OF happiness. such no people, in any
age Of the world any quarter OF the globe: ever en-
j1ycd before Whou; his lead, and without the support
of the Democracy of III" Union, my own cxcstlons,
which yen have hrca pleased to refer TO with much
haucrn. COMMUNICATION, instead of being no" honored
with vnlr appreciation and crowned with your plaudilS
would have been tie subject of concmptuoms ridcue
from the luuphant cnrmis your rights aud interests
RcsDcctiuily and gratefully gentlemen: | have Tie
honor to he your Obliged lcIlnw.citlzcn, ~
THOMAS II. BENTON.
Pat AZ
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POETRY,
NucH VET EMh;N> tH'I H"'


THE WEES PRAY hh' ,.,;eb o,lv v
wonnan's hanl traced the foilcNmS Wy = .9,eriean.
and fond heart could hive 'n'p''e"
,rhv vo,,g wi,t knrciin. 10 he' w.,
So, h,;,hte, far in this ioht So
IT,, .tIn 1Ir halls Of mrth shs IT,
,W;s r, sh;oa's throas, "o'Sh'PP '
c.,on--,he lore tia, fills her near. ,,
w - -, rms hath lent 10 chrcS anu o''
80 o,-bu, hush the pui" ups P''',
"i po,chnnco for thce she's pleading now!
mn thou who mark'st each feelings
sr'a, ' who know'st cnch passions sway
A,ahy sacred altar kncc!ir e,
Fer being loved Pia!!
He istesrer than tho mother
Who hath bc:n my liies !oau S"ide-
He il nearer than brother, .
Though brothers. still my p'iac.
or, ere summers bloom Ind perish'i,
For the ioocr'S veal plead
Father on the husband chcrish'd
Now thy choicest blessings shca'
In all ssperil and temptation"
Guard him with thy holy msM,
'alid tho charms o! power a''a s'i''''
Keep noble spirit bright.
pl,,s him. Father! he ia starting
Proudly for the goa vi iainc--
Oh may every year arpartin"
Add fresh lnurels 10 his name
Gran, him genius, Inspiration
VisionI's oioTucncc div'ac-
He is pledged unto u nation,
Let him in her councils shine.
Pa hi. r,.;.Ie-and for earth's sorrow,
For the blight, the cloud, the thern'
So prepare him, that each MORROW
On fearless heart may dawn.
Father! il the loro bear HIN
Lends his path brighter ray;
n that luvc ono pans can spare 'i:n'
Aid nc still! TO cheer his way.
sbou,a hi. u,au,oois prime be ShadTd'
Ie, him on this heart rcroSe-
I, will prove when joys arc 'Hdeu'
Doser, spring and forest Fo'c'
Strengthen, guard and guide him ever
Nav he slo!y in loves chaIa,
Till its links thy unsels cvcr,.
Ns'er on earth TO clasp again.
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MTOTlCE.-Pursulnt 10 Drrd Ut Trust, executed t.,
the subscriber and Charles Thompson, jr. by Sam.
ucl Ccchran bearing date the 3st of Octobcr 1888
and duly recorded in the Clerk office Of a mover Coun.
~ Court shall proceed to SELL Monday the 18th,
day Of February, 1885, if fair if not, the fair day
thereafter at public auction, The premises, for ready
money! for the purposes therein expressed the Tract
Land in said Trust Decd nlcnluncd. lying 10th sides
of Little river in !he county of Hanrver and contain
ing three hundred ard forty nine acres which there
is Grst and Saw Mill, lanyard, and various other
improvements Selling as trustee, shall convey such
title only as is vested in by the Trust Deed though
the title is believed TO be good and unquestionabc.
J. u. G. BROWN, Trustee
November 3D. 55-wtds
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health, and prepared again 10 meet the asns
,,roiisn b1 vc heretofore with so much instre
DESTROYS of manesng the high respect and con-,
sdcraon which they in common with al ia, Ic p 1or,
Of the nation entertain for r", 'nSs asS
vol m entertainment such time as may best suit your
convenience ,, ,bor arc &c SC
James Patterson, Jchn Iaas"T1r, Nd maid ,rhns
} rl i H.s"s!' Fs!srsen wo Msca"acs;
Ro l, Chambers McK;bbn Esn rattTn Xxx r John
HsS a*ss My Tisv ns'I sG Ro s"
anrd Johns, Robert Porter Richard Phillips, Ihos
Hamilton, WIN. H. Smith, Thomas Livingston, Wm
Mcclure, A. S. Nicholson A. NlGtrIs a; Alexander !
Hmeh Toner, George r: Riddle, s. Jones' Josiah Ming
y ,T;d Lynch, William Robinson.
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n AND FOR SALE.-A highly improved Farm,
n called Lime Stone Greek, situated on the Rich
mond Road, nine miles from Charlottesville, containing
1l2 acres, less, with dwelling houses and all
the necessary out houses, stables, Llrcsng naclnc:
&C. will be said By private contract; together with
negroes stock cattle and valuable horses, implements
of usbandry, corn, fodder &c A small tract Of low
land belonging AE David Niche: and which is to be
sold separates il from the Jivanna River. There is
vein OF rich Limestone running through The whole tract.
which has been quarrr and kncd for these years,
and The lime employed manure to enrich the land,
and : selling it Tor building purposes Persons DESTROYS
Of huvine will apply at The Office Of the Charlottesville
Advocate. or to Dr. DCttcrmann at the University.
Or,oler IN 4S-wtf
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SYLVAN Hill. ACADEhlf.-1he next session of
s this Institution will commence on the lth Of Janu-
arp. >;i6 The course OF instruction embraces Such
uarcirs Of the English usually taught IN Ac1dc-
mics t,grtlcr with tie French Latin, and Greek lam
,uapcs Tie situation is very healthy and retired; and
the Subscriber has, at considerable EXPENSE led build
nrs suited to his protesion and aiordlng ample accom-
mGd,ons fn. his buardcrs under the same ROOT with his
E,,,r. As the influence of early impressions is very
ast;nc the duty Of strictly marking the development of
mind and feeling that correct views may he incncatcd
and vicious habits prevented requires SO much OF the
subscribers attention at hone as 10 prevent his nngng
much in sncic;y; and although few appreciate more
hi y the confidence Of The public receive with more
sincere gratitude The practical illustration OF that conf
dcrcc than the subscriber yet such are his views OF The
Jutv privileges and responsibilities Of parents, in refer
once 10 the education OF their Children prevent his
exhibiting any conduct which mig Int BIZ construed into
an c:rt to prcne their patronage He therefore SIN
ccrc!y hopes the public will investigate the merits of his
schu,l and afford it the patronage il deserves and
hi; rcpu.aon abroad is founded upon his character at
home this is particularly the duty of those among
whom he has lately settled liza love for the duties of his
proessonif long experience i'll those duties-ii system
in the arrangement and zeal in the prosecution of them,
be any guarantee of success then may parents expect
the interest Of their children to be advanced under the
care of the subscriber OF one thing they may assured
that under his present impression to his responsibility,
and his views Of honesty he cannot suffer those cnrust-
ed 10 his care, to squandcr their time in dcncsS vice
Terms for board, tuition and washing, $lOO. Bedding
and candles, if furnished by the subscriber, 50.
The subscriber takes the liberty of referring the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Of hia former and present pa
irons flon. WIN. Brockenbrough and VIM. H. Cabcl,
Nessrs Tho Ritchie P V. Daniel, T. n. Nicholas, J.
Robinson, james Rawlings, and Gen. B. peyton, of
Richnond Dr. J. r. Archer. of ANGLIA; MIR. Levi,
Rawlings Of Spottsylvania alsn Messrs Fontane and
Pa1rott, Of the Senate Of Virginia.
ve Address H. f'A A"'pS'" ' h. FOX iS"'
Nov. q. 5o-~Gw
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TnE HoRrrR TrorDLrs.-The Concord ~ II. patri-
ant. General Low 10 Gov Badger detailing the partcu
lars Of the arrest of the persons more Immediately
ccrncd in the affair Of the Indian Stream Settlement,
the border between n. Hampshire and the British pro-
y:nccs The Patriot SAYS that it will be sCtn from the
communication alluded TO- That the troubles Of the Indi-
an Stream are qctcd 10 leave TO fear
ui Their difficulties. unless the authorities people Of
Canada shall attempt Interfere. So udicous the
measures adopted and with such spirit they carried
nlo execution to result III tn" capture vi five OF The
rinecadcs Of the dsarctrd, before they scarcely
aware that measures in progress against them
Oae Of these has been indicted by The grand jury Of Coos
county for high TREASON, and number Of others for vio
tins resisting the laws Of the State In addition to
those captured, considerable number fed into the Br
tsh province for protcctIon-lb.
LATEST FROM INDIAN STREAM.-The latest account
from this REGION where belligerent spirit appears
day. tollaws
Just as our paper was going to press, letter from
Lancaster dalcd tc 10Th inst put into our hand by
which wr learn that dnant. General Low and Sheriff
White left Lancaster on Thursday morning of last week.
after having ordered Colonel Young of the oath reg
ncn call into immediate service the Sewardstorn
company OF Infantry consisting of about so privaes On
Friday evening, Cen Low aud Col. White arrived at
Indian Stream. About 6 o'clock Saturday morning
81 Of the company, after marching foot from 10 10 50
miles each arrived before sunrise the head quarters
of the rebels surrounded As as the rngead-
ers the two 9pplebces father and son. their peous
situation, they sailed out with muskets in hand, threaten.