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THE wIFE.s PRAYER,

woman's hand traced the following lines
which only woman's true und fond heart coul
have inspired.-[Ne York American.
Thy ,ounx wife kneeling 10 her God.
Seems brighter far in this lone scene,
Tb.u when our halls Of mirth she rod.
Mid Fashions lhrong worshipp'd queen
Gage on the love that fills theeheart,
N,.sv charms hath lent to cheek and brow
Gaze on-but hush the pure lips part,
Perslai,cs Cor thee she's pleading now.
.. Iy.ar me. thou who inark'si each feeling,
Thou who knowest each passions sway
A, thy sacred altar kneeing,
For beiug loved pray
lie il dearer than my mother
Who hath been my liio's fond guide
lie is .learer than NY brother.
Though brothers. still my pride.
on e,e summers blood had perished
For the lovers veal ] plead
Father on the husband chersh'd
Now thy choicest blessings shed
Ia ull " peril and temptation"
Guard hun with thy holy might
Mid charms Of power and station.
Keep noble spiri. bright.
Bless him, Father he is starting
Proudly for the goal Of fame
oh may every year departing
Add fresh laurcs 70 bis name !
Grant him genius inspiration
Wisdon's coquence divine
lIo is pledged unto nation
Let him too her councils shine.
Be his guide and for earih's sorrow,
For the blight, the cload, the 'l'orn'
So prepare him, THAT each morrow
On u fearless heart may dawn.
Father +! if the love bear him
Lends his path brighter ray;
Hrha, love enc ,paDg can spare hlin'
aid me still to cheer his way.
Should his manhood prime be shaded.
Let him on his heat repose-
II will prove when joys are faded,
Desert spring and forest rose.
Strengthen, guard and guide him ever!
May he glory in loves chains
Till lis links Thy angel sever,
Neer on earth to clasp again.
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Fresh Goods.

Nd ECElVED this week at LONG ROOM
~ French wrought muslin collars, bobbinct
iaces. edgngs, inseriings, foo'ings, bishop lawn,
bleached and brown shirting., stripe and check
shiriings. colo,ed cambricls, silk cravats, ban
dana and poogee hdkfs, fancy calicocs, Mar
seilles quite, blankets, Italian sewing silk and
twist, furniture calico, ticklenburgh, 0snaburgh
suspenders, cotton and wool flannel, Scotch
caps, yarn stockings, comforters, hannels
threads, crash buckskin gloves, sstinets, chesI
wooden cloths, woolen and wors,ed yarns al
celors, velvet head bands, spool cotton, crcas
slams, cotton handkercbieis, &c. &c.--all o
which will be cold, as usual, extremely low. q
the Old established Cheap Goods Store,
0QFNo. UNION CORNER.
Oct3t.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

II EAVES Bristol, every morning (Sundays
IA eAcepted) at o'clock, for Warren and
Providence. Returning, leaves Providence eve
ry afternoon Sundays excepted) at half past
o. clock, for " artcn and Bristol. Faro from
Brs,o oil TO Providence, 75 cents up and back
same day 81 50. From warren,76 cents up
and back same day, 81 70.
0t- Books kept in Providence, at the Man
sion House Brustow's Manufacturers Hotel:
and at the franklin House at Burgess ard
Horizons Hotels, Bristol end at Coles and
Commercial Hotels, Warren.
- Passengers called for and left at sny part
of the town. E CHAD WICK
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John DAVOL

SyyrILL receive the fist Of next week, from
Nv NEW YORK, an Invoice Of DRY
GOODS, bought Tor him at Auction, comprising
l case Thbet Cloths and English MeInoes, d
u superior quality, aud Of desirable shades, such
as, ieht and dark brown, cloth colors, &c
Also, a lot OF Broadcloths, common and super
fine Also-Petershams, and me new cali
coes, and many Other articles adapted TO the
wants Of his customers, all Of which, will posi-
lively be sold very cheap, at the Ca-h store IN
South Water street nov. Z.
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BRICKS.


RUST received from New York Auctions, q
6 prime assortment Of merinces Of the most
desirable colors. Also thibet and raw silk
hdkfs, thread edgings. gloves. linen csmbr't
hdk 70, colorcd cambrics, &c. for sale at unusual
low prices by J. BuRRoUoH, in. y Co.
sept o.
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SAMUEL WHEATON.

Corner Of Miller and North Nam streets,
HAEALER in HARD WARE and
~ SHIP CHANDLERY, AGRI-
CULTURAL UTENSILS; CHINA,
EARTHEN and GLASS WARE +;
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, and
a great variety Of MISCELLANIES, rs
constantly receiving supplies of the new
est and most desirable articles in his line
and ia selling them at the lowest prices.
Nov1
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Wooden Ware.

"UBS superior to Burr's, and Tubs
ofvarious other kinds, variety oi
pulls, pail balls, wash boards, iaccts,mea,s-
ures, boxes, coolers, rolling pirs, cloths
pins, bowls, SC &c. cheap cfeouse, by
feb 8. SAMUEL WHEATON.
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New Goods !!

MANCY ihibet. silk i&c. hdkfs, gents and
- ladies' g;o,es, india rubber ard common
braces, hooks and eyes, eyelcts, brown and
bleached drillings, White sate,n No. 1, low
priced calicoes, woocn and cotton yarns, * enis.
ladies and childrcns hosiery, CoLoREp SILKS
common and superior quality, assorted colors |;
ribbons, silk brads, cords, brown line ms, aud
other Goods. just opened at tho +" old Cheap
Store" MILLER STREET.
Oct "a.
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JOB PRINTING.
Charles Randall.

WILL EXECUTE WITH NEATNEss AND DE-
sPATcH AT THE STAR OFFICE,
N TTORNEYS' BLANKS, Of every descript-
"a ion Bank Checks, Bills Of Lading.
Billets, Blank Notes, Catalogues.
Bylaws ofSocieries. Circulars.
Business and Visiting Cards.
Certificates ofStock
Commercial Blanks ofall kinds,
Dealers filling-out Bills.
Labels, on coored paper
Notifications. Note and Bill Books.
Pamphlets. Policies of Insurance.
.Stsge Bills. Shop Bills.
Show Bills. Way Bills, &c. &c.
c. II. has lately made an addition Of some new
type to his Printing Office, and respectfully solicit
patronage. sept, IL.
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More New Goods.

TURNER d SALISBURY,
yEfAVE this week received another lot of
4A those very cheap Merinos and Circass-
ians, which they will sell at extra low prices,
Also, ginghams prints, bishop lawns, jaeone's,
check ID and satin stripe cambricks, linen floss
apron checks, brown drillings. red flannel black
cambrick, tabby velvet, black and white cot
ton cord, brown md bcached cottons, crash,
combs. corded skirts, steel buckles for children,
rose blankets, thread edglngs and nsertlngs,
velvet ribbons, &c. &C., all Of which shall be
sold at our very reduced prices.
South Water street, nov. Z.
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ITN'W GOODS (! =!
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED
CHEAP GOODS STORE UNION
CORNER No. /.
Junction Of Miller and Union streets,
WARREN, II. i.
,yyiIIialm n. Wheaton

yHf fAVING been compelled Ivy indisposition TO
sSS1.A rcknqush personal attention 10 his business
through the past season, has now the privilege oi
announcing return Of his accustomed stute oi
health and consequent re-esablishmont in bus-
ness. Having in the mean time very much re-.
duced his stock ON hand, and recently repaired and
ref,ted his Store in style more convenient for
the trade, he woald hereby give notice that he has
just received and opened for sale fresh supply OF
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Consisting Of fFoREIGN-imported by the latest
arrivals from the (" OLD WORLD" and Of Do
EsrIc-,he various productions OF AMERICAS
manufacture whole forming an extensive and
valuable assortment, well worth. Of par icula
examination and he would respecli Ny invite hls'
old friends and customers in this and the neigh-
boring Towns TO call and examine the same.
As much attention has been devoted in the So
lection and purchase Of these Goods, he feels a
great deeree ofconfdence in recommending them
'to the public us well I" laid in" and purchasers $
NAV consequently rest assured thnt at LONG
ROOM, Dry Goods Of every description can be
ob,ansd on terms extremely favorable.
A" look in'' ut this BAZAAR Of fashionable
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods will convince any
person who SEARCHES Tor such articles as gratfy
Tile fancy or conduce substantially TO bodily com
fort that these things may here be found at prices
in most cases little short Of the par rdfue
w. Il. w. will be constantly supplied from first
rate sources, with Staple and Fancy Goods, in ad-
dtion TO his Stock as the season advances.
Warren, Oct IL.
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NOTICE.

YTyHE subscriber requests oil who are
indebted to him, either by note re-
book account, Of long standing, to call
and settle Immediately, and save cost.
Noy.1. S. DAVOL, JR.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
m oOD Butter and Cheese for sale by
W JaMES GARDNER.
Oct IL.
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OYSTE RS,
rLOng Room +! !!

- ECEIvED this week blankets, nno pen
8 ny calico, combs, suspenders. lion skins,
pc, csssimeros, sattinets, fannes ,st ock
ings, brown and blcache shirtings, sewing silks,
twist, buttons, blue calico, fancy oaicoes stripe
aud check shirtings, guernsey frocks, drawers,
silk l1dkfs, black and fancy colors padding,
buckram, duck f,r trowsers, &C.; kersey black
blue. grey, white, slate, scarlet and random
colored yarns domestic woolen cloth, supe-
rior article italian cravats, tapes, sc. &c.
nov IA.
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COTTON BATTING.
wERY GOOD, received and for sale al
" DAVOL'S new Cash Store South Water
street nov z.
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Sxlz iY FRESH TEAS.
t1H.EE uoung H,son Tea Of prime quality
M&MN s, iinpoited in ship Hoogly and for
wsxnkal = sale by James Gardner
Sentl II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-07

vrrnmcn had pledged ITSELF =, ikc ro The x;.lation,
uonanil'sd on Us c<ras 70 ie p fsrcign &C..
What the duty q The co.ainntes 81 ,,ays and
Means as stated in 'ee roles &C the hoo q IL woul
II. II as there statces'<t Tie read TIN r,h-.l
NOW, was there any thing in this greson which could
ring At within the suites Of the connistec az Ways
aud Means az prescribed by this rule With scoar 10
inc question i'si, he lad net been matt tit; he
mad marked IT. during the proceedings which had lcr,,
had upon Il IN another branch Of The federal gisarc
nc ingh. indeed say that he had irycslieatcd The eucs
Ton aud he was free 10 say he did not think there was
any ground for these clan Bar, inaSn,,el, 90 Atl,ev
aros, out of foreign treaty he thoupht the subject
ought to be referred to the Commit tee ON loreirn Affairs
The question then taken on lis reference to the
Committee OF WAYS and Means which "a n, n.s,,~c,
Ayes 20, Noes lIg
HE question recurring on its reference Ia fIc Conn.
mittec Oh Foreign Affairs,
Mr. Wise said, he wished IL .t such reference might
oc given to the bill would insure its being acted at
the present session. From the remarks of tie gentleman
rom New York. (Nr. Cainbrcleng) they had rcassn To
suppose tat such would not be the case II no action
was taken OH the subject tue present session Cnuss
would at the next have to begin gain de MIRO He Wish
uea.iore I" amend the motion Of reference to the
Eo.nntce on Foreign Affairs, by adding instructions
That they should make report OH the subject on or be-
fore the 10Th of February
nj Oanbrclcng said he hoped the gentlemen would
Withdraw that amendment. As far lac (AIr. c.
concerned he pledged himself to use every possible
h 10 present report on this subject before the cosr
MT Wise on this withdrew his motion, and
vi. proposed reference was agreed 10.
The Chair then ann ounccd that the unfinished bus-
ness would be taken up which the bill for the rrl,f
OF the City of Alexandria
Mr. Folk cndcavor Il, Int unsucccssfully, to get up
the bills relative to tile depositc Banks and also to
inc Bank OF the United States, by postponng all the
dcrs of the day.
The question was taken by ayes and noes and mega
uved; aud the House then proceeded the orders Of
the day
CITY or ALEXANDRIA. .1
The House resumed the consideration of the bill Tor
the relief of the City Of Alexandria The question was
on motion to re consider vote of former day
Inc House was addressed by Mcssrs. Hardin rurrin,
MIR cketf,
the previous question: which sustained The motion
to reconsider then ncgativcd ayes 81 noes les
Mr. Watmough moved to take up the bill relative to
the pay OF the Navy but motion to adjourn prevailed,
by vote Of ayes a., noes 90
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I
nate would concur with him in the proprcty o. naking
the purchase. II suggested itself TO his mind that fbe
senate were perfectly authorized to adorn the Presidents
House with specimens of the fine arts. Notwithstanding
so much had been expended in the adjoining of the rooms
there had been additions of productions of this cha
ractcr IL occurred to him that such additions might be
ihdc idry with the sanction of those who were
generally the most squeansh their construction Of
consttutonal power, and he of these.
lie moved the readily i'm this matter because M
suspicion could attach to him OF motive cszH with
considerations of personal character Il been
in the Presidents house during IL years;
ana as II was Probable that - s. 40 it for
twenty years 20 come he the opporu.
nifty OF seeing the pictures there. He hoped that the
same liberahy would be exhibited in the purchase Of
these paintings which had been exhibited on all former
occasions in furnishing the house
lie then moved resolution the subject which was
read and ordered to second reading
The amendments Of the House To the bill making an
appropriation for presenting Gold Medal TO Col George
Croghan and Swords 70 the officers who served under
HIM; at the defence of Fort Sandusky, during the late
war concurred in, and further verbal anic ndment
having been made, motion Of Mr. Preston tho bl
was sent to the House Of Representatives for concur
The resolution offered some fine since directing that
inc new Snaorsbc supplied with copics Of Gales * Sea
tons Register Debates being taken up for consdcra-
ton, on the 4ncshon Of its second reading
Mr. Hill sud, that in every IN which the pur.
chase Of books was involved he should sope that there
would be an cNPaatonS lie m9ycd that ts resolution
be made The special order for Tuesday next
MIR King, Of Georgia suggested the proprety Of lay.
ing he resoiu9n ior he prcscnt, on the table, until the
secretary should have hsd opportunity 10 make oti
the list of the EXPENDED in the purchase Of books
ana printing, winch was ordered by resolution of the
senate last week This call had been made for the pur
pose o oDanifg information to the amount Of past
cSPrndiures on these Objects aDa It essential tha'
sle Seni" should be IA possession Of this inform
Delo.s the'c was any decision os to the propretyf
I ing this resolution lie expected it would 49,
ihis fcporl, That The cxifayagancc of the ~ II :
purchase and printing Of books - Is
fost Oflce, 10 its more cnlarg
tnres. While they were chaS -. q ~. 8 -
hndng tic grosscA misma1 ~ n
took place in the So III n fl = = s. Z &
imputation 10 be- cast ~ III
lie moved 10 lay FL & ~ ~ & ~ VI:
The table and the III ~ S
Gon i ~
JOINT HfeOI ~ ri
The Joint rcso II.
1919. concerning
second time rs. + ~
llr. Bcnion sid, Il a. ::z
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turing the vacation and TO give them great profits on it.
And so successful had been this practice that members
VINO had been made their innocent dupes, perfectly
astounded when they what was the cost of
the printing.
Now what the state of things at this moInenr
why, the Senate had on its hands Job which cost SAG.
OOO and which he believed TO be not worth q straw lie
OF the Senate who would read word of this document
although II had cost $4,000. Again: There were two
other documents, of Which in only the day be-
fore yesterday Ii contained 600 pages and most of them
consisted ofwat called table work therefore would
cost lac believed three times the price of ordinary work
bat he spoke under correction This Job was ordered to
be executed on the 9th of December 1884 and il WAS
II and see how much it contained which had not
been printed before. There were the monthly state
ments and the weekly statements Of Asnk OF tie u.
States &c.
The other job to which he had aii'cd was nov, IN the
progress OF delivery, and coming in by nstalnpnls
an octave volume at time. IL was commenced last
session and they still continued 10 receive instruments
octave volume after octave volume, Of which had
been read. lie would say further none of which would
be read And he would go little further and say Tat
when read it would be found Of use. The only pur-
pose 10 which he himself could put was TO 9bf his
candles. And that the way in which the public mo.
ney was squandercd.
This, too, part only Of the abuse resuliino from
having permanent officer in Public Printer Yet flc
Senate engaged in looking ut other abuses eso-
where; but nc trusted they would allow him 20 say there
was no abuse connected with the Government in which,
progress had been made than that Of the printing
which lad been done for their own body Yes the Sc.
ma, Of the United States had put on B seven oagucd
boots and strobe twcntyonc miles a time along the
road Ofcxravagancc. The expenditures for prntipg ba
bccn most enormous, aud - trcle
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WW OTSPUR This Stallion. the sire Of Col YIN.
80 Jobnsons Nnzeppa. IS at The stable of
Mr. Bail wcfc he a,i1 rcInain several days and may
be seen BY those dosirfDg 60 DO Sc
Fciresff seH
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'Twemty-tilird Congrcss---.sd.
a the militia II tao Of s Sac s.a's y
rru1v-0n1 5ccont re,S,c,
sacsGi0y February 3.
IN SENATE.
from the Secretary of

year, Ia were laid on the table.
MIR. Buchanan presented the merpforia of n c3nycn-
ton of sundry citizens of Pennsylvania assembled
Brownsville, asking for appropriation for
nent of the navigation of the river Monongalela Re-
erred to the Committee Commerce.
Mr. Robbins, on leave presented joint resolution
providing for the purchase of bronze of Gene
raj Washington, to be executed Spy American artist
and placed in the portco 81 the Capitol which was
read twice by unanimous consent, and referred to the
Committee on the Library.
:, Mr. Hendricks, from the Committee o9 Roads and
Canals, reported bill to provides for the transportation of
the mail and other property OF tic United States on the
Eastern section of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal;
which was read, and ordered to a second reading
PcRcHAsE OF PAINTINGS.
Mr. Preston rose, agrccably to notice which he had
given yesterday to offer resolution concerning the
purchase of certain paintings present in this city
Senator, now in his seat, (AIr. Waggaman,) had
short time since submitted this proposition the Senate
III different form Ii referred TO the Committee on
the Library but in consequence of the pressure of other
business the members of that committee no report
had as yet been made. On reflections, he MIR P) had
come to the conclusion that the mode he now about
to adopt was the preferable lie very DESTROYS
that the American public should not lose the advantage
OF having these paintings in their possession He had
satisfied himself that they might be arranged very taste
fully in the President House and that House
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GEORGE REED, Chairman.
JoHS w MILLER, Secrcary


We would refer readers, to prticlc in this day
paper copied from the Richmond Wig, over the signa
tUrc of John Mccoy Senator, in reply to an article
winch appeared IN that paper, the signature Of N
Czon 81 tho Disfrfc yon Misrepycsenf production Of
the representative Of Wheeling, Mr.. Mcfurc and we
are now led to believe that he is capable Of acting Tic
part he was designed by Wheeling TO act hot Of rcn-
der ofJaischood for il is evident to every in The dis
trict chat the charge made against Mr.. Mccoy BY Mr.
Mcclure is as tsc those he made last winter in The
Legislature that twotIrds Of The voters Of Ohio
~ were IN favor Of the seat Of justice remaining at Whcc
ing -Ed-qt'thtoien lOhio eooHty) p'rgini0n.
TO RIM IDITORS or TYJE EvQUfRER.
SunnY CouRr iIorsE. Va, Feb. ID, 1895
Please TO announce ia the Enquirer, that tho Krpuh
can Democrats Of Surry, viii support PgrEn 4 SpRsr
LEr, Esq, az suitable person 70 rcprcsCnt them in the
next Virginia Legislature. Yours. very respectfully,
WM. n EDwARDs,
PnfIfr Swiru,
RitnAnD II. EDWARDS,
~ T. BAILEY,
ffEo J. SCAmMKLt,
THoAAs RUYfIS
o. We requested to announce WV. II Hastily.
Esq candidate, to fPrcscnt Smyth County, in The
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'dtc tlldt
oily un-
|Dw, this
i the re-
in
81 their
Bt con-
uInent
4 MEM
7 of the
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0yWc are requested to announce Wv II HAHffY.
Esq as candidate, to represent smyth County, in The
next legislature
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-22
"MARITNSBURG o
FACTORY

TIE subscribers respectfully inform the
public that they continue the manufacture
of Wool 10 all IFS branches, such as
Cloths, Flannels, Blankets, and Car
pcting ; also, all kinds Of Dyeing, Of
Wool and Coton.-A Blue Vat in
constant operation.
Having been at great expense in fitting up
their machines, they are bow ready to do
better work than they have ever done,--
and at the shortest notice. Very strict
attention will be paid to all kinds ofcountry
work, such as Carding. Pulling, Dyeing.
&c. All kinds of approved country pro-
.duce, received in payment, if delivered
when the work is taken away ; otherwise,
the cash in all cases will be required,
No credit on small jobs under one dol
lar, unless TO regular and p~unctual custo
mers. who have open accounts with U.S.
We hope this rule will not be attempted
to be violated, as we are Determined
with our other manufacturing brethren, to
establish it 10 future without respect to
persons.
JOHN N. RIDDLE & Co.
May Z, 1885