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REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
TO THE PUBEIC

TO THE PUBEIC
The Fiysecond Number of the Republic of Letters will
close the first year the work 1t commenced as an ex
perimen-he liberal patronage has received well the ia
vor bestowedupon other works of like kind which have fol
owed its track shows that the plan the work approved
and has gwen pennanency which induces the pubser to
make such alterations and imp he believes will be
acceptable to subscribers and give further claim upon the
reading community
Since the work has been the hands of the present publish
er he has endeavored far practicable the
views of the subscribers relation matters mpor-
tant to the interest of the work.
In future, this work will be edited by MRS A. H. NIGH
OLAS who will receive the aid and advice Of
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CARPET WARE ROOM.

HEA AVE now on hand fine assortment of CARPETING
consisting fine and super Ingram of patterns and
Substituted Wilton and BRUSSELS Hearth Rugs, Fancy
Drnggas, green aud figd Bookings ALSO, II pieces Of
heavy Linen Carpeng, first sericeabe article for
mon rooms, and at a low price. Oct Ia, 1885.
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DIR. +. GOURAUD'S
Medical Doctor, Surgeon Dentist, and Chyxist,
GENUINE CHYMICAL COMPOUNDS,
DEVOTED TO THE LADIES' TOILET.
SO 4 y II i r i.
Wholesale retail to suit purchasers. A liberal
discount to Druggists for Cash.
SUPERIOR VEGETABLE ROUGE,
A liquid composed materially from flowers and SIM
plies which initiates nature in its perfection improve
or beautify the complexion of the Ladies.
VEGETABLE FACE POWDER,
FOR IMMEDIATELY WHITENING THE SKIN.
CELEBRATED WATER OF BEAUTY,
Or true Eau de Beaute a wash. For relieving
the skin, or face, from freckles, pimples,
and wrinkles.
SUPERIOR ESSENCE OF TYRE,
Or vegetable Grecian Black DYE, for changing
white, gray, or red hair on the head or whis-
kers, to permanent black.
DEPILATORY POWDER,
For the removal of superfuous hair ON the face,
head, neck, &c.
WARRANTED GENUINE
q o lR M lP L, a S IP u r.
For the use of the Ladies' A superior article.
INK AND IRON RUST DESTROYER
INDELIBLE INK DESTROYER.
A VARIETY OF TOOTH POWDERS.
Each bottle is accompanied cith an explicit diree-
tion for the use of he articles, and put up in neat
styie and forwarded to any part Of the UOrld Nth
out injury.
J. REMOND, Sole Agentfor Ne~port,
1877 Thames-a. Nov. IS, IT,
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WANTED.


uNHE coParnershp heretofore existing under the firm OF
II Joseph ID. Weaver Co. is this div dissolved by mu.
a CONSENT, all persons indebted the said firm are
to make immediate payment to Joseph Weaver who du.
authorised to settle the scco, OF the said firm
JOSEPH D. WEAVER.
- SAMUEL A. PARKER.
Newport Os ls2sAh
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NAVIGAIION, PENMANSHIP, AND
BOOK-KEEPINr

H. MOVES Teacher of the Theory and practice of Nau;
1vl teal Observations systematic Penmanshp and Book
Keeping respectfully informs his Friends and public that
he giving Instruction the above room in Mary.
street. formerly occupied by the Hon. VIM Hunter as am Office
Hours of tuition Gentlemen from to 10 A. NJ Ladies from
to r M-Persons wishing instruction, will please make i'm
mediate application.
Newport June 24.t
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MORRISON'S HYGEIAN
VcgefabIe Uu;rersoI Ned

'cSetuDH GHtreTS0 Medtctne.
IHNHio 10 ~ CERTIFY, That Samuel Young having
gwen assurance OF his convection the Hygean Theory
rhysology, as developed by the British College of Health
London and having furnished the necessary security against
connieriets Is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HfGEIAN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
.MEDICINES AND PUBLICATIONS,
In and ior the State Of Rhode-Isand.
In confirmation whereof have this fourth day of January
1888, set my hand III. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sofe General Hygeian Agent for the u. s. of
America, Smith-street, Brooklyn l.. I.
This to certify that have appointed the following gentle
emn as Agents for vending Monisons Hygeian Universal
Medicines IN this State, TO wit Mr. Reue H. Baker Of War
ren mr. David Melville Of Newport nessrs George Hammond
d Co Wlcfford-mr Jefferson Kimbal, Coventry James
IL Pearce in EastGreenwicb and George Rckard Woonsoc
ket SAMI YOUNG.
Feb g. 1884
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GLOVES-GLOVES

AIDES II. s. Gloves, quite good, may be bought for on
IL 20 cts. pair. Oct Ia
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08

NOTLCEA

EFT on board the Steamboat Columbia,
= in berth No. l5, about the twelfth of
May, 1886, GREEN POCKET-BOOK,
containing a promissory note, drawn by J
Watson, payable to T X M'AIister, at the
counting-roOm Of A Hist, Watt g. Co, at
Natchez, Mississippi,a i,and endorsed by James
Watson, Of Mississippi, and Il X M'Alister
Of Louisiana, for 81 so, or thereabout, with
ten per cent INTEREST," urtil paid. Said note
was due about the fifth or sixth day Of April,
1855. Also, note drawn by Nimrod Sell
Aer for 800, payable to A G Bowen, or or.
dor, and due thirty days after date. Also,
an order drawn BY the captain of the steam.
boat Lamplighter, on the Oil-nlill at Natchez
for $l46, and accepted by the agent Of said
mill. All persons are cautioned not to trade
for any Of said notes.
A. G. BOWEN.
June l7 l9-5w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
Notice TO BuiIders.


that the clerk Of this board
" give notice, by publication for six
weeks in the Rodney Telegraph and Match
ez Courier, that this board will, at a special
meeting, to be held on the second Monday
in July, receive sealed proposals for furnish
ing materials for and completing building
in Fayette, of the following description, to
witt
A brick clerks Office, thirty-six feel front
by twenty wide; walls thirteen inches in
thickness and thirteen feet high, one story
chimney at each endI partition wall nine
inches in thickness; two doors in front to
correspond with two windows id front Of
twehty-four lights Of glass, ten BY twelve
four windows in the rear, opposite the said
front windows and doors; three coats Of
plaster on ceiling; walls inside to be neatly
poinsed and painted, roof 10 be covered
with tin; the doors and window-shutters to
be covered on the outside with sheet iron,
in fre;proof MANNERS door and windowssills
to be Of stone, or Of wood, covered with
sheet-iron. floors paved with brick on edge.
| All 10 be neatly painted, the walls red
the rod. doors and window-shutters Of lead
color, o be completed on or before the first
Monday in June, 1887. Proposals, sealed,
may b left with the clerk Of the board, OF
any ofthe members Of the board, and will
not beppened until the said special meet
ing. By order Of the Board County Police,
JAMES J. COLLIER, CLERK.
Faystte, June l6, 1885. 20-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
NOTICE.

YYA stray, by D, F. Stand
I- '';:. BLACK HORSE.
Is hands high, 8 years old, long bodied, a
long switch tail; some marks Of gear; PAGES
tolerably well; no brands perceivable.
Taken up by Andrew BarIand, a LIGHT
BAY HORSE, Is hands one inch high,
left hind foot white mark Of the gear; A years
old; blemish in the left eycj no brands
perceivable.
Taken up by Henry Cato, BRIGHT
BAY HORSE, with black name and tail,
four feet inches high, three years Oldi no
brands perceivable.
Taken up by Alexander M'Murchy,
DARK BROWN HORSE, long tail, four
white feet, six years old, about 10 hands
high, -.
Taken up by Thomas Y, Abbot CHES-
NUT SORREL HORSE, l4i hands high;
snip on the nose; 5 OF years Oldj heavy
name and tail; no marks or brands per-
ceivable.
Taken up by Hiram Baldwin, GREY
MARE, dark name and tail; 9 or 2 years
old; ID hands high; somewhat collar and
saddle marked, brand DIX on the left
shoulder,
Taken up BY Stephen Williams, A soR-
REL HORSE 5 years old; near hind foot
white, star in the forehead; saddle marks
/, Is hands high.
Taken up by William G. Vaughn,
3. GRAY HORSE, Is hands high, dark name
and tail, 8 years old; no marks or brant
. perceivable.
Taken up by Joseph Carter, BLUE
ROAM HORSE, Is hands high, 3 years
: old; black name and tail; right hind foo
] white; scar on the same leg, above th'
hook; left eye injuredj marked with th'
J gear.
Taken up by Daniel M'Dougal, a DARE
!, BAY HORSE, I years old, IA hands high
: right hind foot white; no brands perceiva
BILE.
Taken up by Lucretia Maberry, SOR
REL HORSE, l5A hands high; blind i
the right eye; white strip in the face; som
small saddle marks, 8 years old; shod be
fore. Also, u BAY HORSE, Is hand
high, 6 years old; snip on the nose; sma
} saddle marks; one shoe on before.
a Taken up by Louisa Harper as a STRAY
4 a BAY MARE, Is hands high, 0 or
D. years old, with one fore and one hind whlI
}; foot; star in her forehead; branded x Q
:; the left shoulder; marked with the gea
n worth $40.
., JOHN H. DUNCAN, Ranger.
y Rodney, June 10. ls-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
Dissolution.

TNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist.
u ing under the firm of Wilson, Allison
g. Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will hereafter be con.
Quoted under the name and style Of ALI,
SON g. SNYDER, who are charged with
the settlement of the accounts of the ole
firms of Wilson and Allison, and Wilson
Allison & Co.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the house, the under
signed respectfully request a continuance
Of the made, and by unremitted attention
to business, hope to merit proportional
share Of public custom.
ALLISON & SNYDER.
Rodney. May IL, 1885. l5-y.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
STOP THE RUNAWAY!

EFT my plantation, on Monday night
last, the 9th inst, without any known
cause, my nergro man
BOB,
&c dark complexion, 25 years Of age, soft,
slow voice and pleasant countenance; about
9 feet high, stout built, and little round
shouldered. purchased him in December
last, Of Morgan g. Winston, of Tenn. Bob
was faithful, obedient servant, and has not
needed chastisement since Shaw owned
him; and | cannot learn from my blacks
tiat be ever expressed any dissatisfaction
With his situation. Any person securing
him 50 that ! can get him again, shall be
literally rewarded, and all expenses paid.
j. M. WHITNEY.
Fayette, June 8, 1886. l9-4w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
no the Public,


"A NEW PATENT LEVER COTTON
IN PRESS, by Payne g. January, has
lately been erected at Mr.. Vim. Grifing's,
Of this county, near Rodney, and success
ful experiment made Of its great utility.
The machinery consists of two large cast
iron spur-wheels, Ga feet diameter, worked
with two six inch pinions by crank, with
a le fses---si- -tsaehea-to each end Of the
lever, operating as a jackscrew power sp
piled 70 the lever: having two press-boxe.
operating alternately by releasing one bale
while the other Is pressing. The great ad
vantages possessed lover all Others) by thi
press, consists in speed and easy packing
being done entirely by hand. Two mel
can run down a bale Of 440 lbs in two min
utes, and is also well adapted to re.pressinl
bales for shipping.
Those who have examined this press Civ,
their decided opinion that the principle !
superior to any thing Of the kind yet offer
ed, and certificates to such effect will b
produced. Any persons wishing to obtai
the above press, can have the castings oI
dered, and the services Of the makers, b
applying %
GRIFFING g. CAROTHERS.
j Rodney, June "a, 1886. 20-3w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
NO TICE.

AT THE APRIL TERM Of the Pro.
n bate Court Of Jefferson County, LEWIS
RENO, Guardian Of Isaac Raney, minoE
filed his petition praying permission to sell
the undivided interest Of his said ward in o
tract Of land lying near Fayette, containing
about 100 acres. Notice is, therefore, here
by given to oil persons interested, to appear
al the June Term Of said court, and shev
cause, if any they can, why the said laht
should not be sold.
LEWIS RENO,
May 1886. l5-tf Guardian.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
NO TICE.


- Estrayed from the premises Of
~ the Subscriber, on the 9th inst,
- ~ four and half miles from Rod
TN ney, on the Natchez road,
sa4 TWO RAE HORSES;
one very dark bay, or brown six or seven
years old this Spring; full sixteen hands
high; very large head and mouth. The
other lighter bay, nearly sixteen hands
high, seven or eight years old this Spring
both in tOlerable order, only, and mark
ed with the collar and harness. The shoes
Of both horses had just been taken of be-
fore they left.
Any information respecting them will be
suitably rewarded.
JOHN D. JAMES.
Rodney, May 90, 1886. l5-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08

N PURSUANCE Of un ofder from tbs
Hon. Probate Court Of jefferson county.
Iaeladeusigned, Executor Of The late Thomas
"A. h.am, win offer at Public Sale to the biyb.
ezl bidder, Al the plantation Of Mr. James
Payne, on Saturday the 18th July, a Dart ol
his personal property, consisting Of a small
stock Of Cattle, sheep and Hogs; also !
sidebeard, Tables, Chairs, Bedslesds, a sell
oi China and Glass Ware, and sundry o,her
articles too tedious to enumsnte' The
whole % be sold on a creditof twelve months
'he purchaser giving notes, with approved
security.
ROBERT Y. WOOD.
Intending 10 leave The state for shor
time, ! hereby appoint JAMS PAYNE N,
sgens during my absence.
r. Wv.
June - 20-4w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
NOTTCE.

NO TICE.
WILL sell, on accommodating terms,
the HOUSE and LOT whereon | now
live, situated on Magnolia street, together
with all the land and out-buildings attached
thereto, at present known as the
UNION HOTEL.
There is never-failing spring Of fine water
On the premises, and perfectly convenient
% she house.
will sell the above described property,
with or without the furniture l have on
hand. For terms, apply to the subscriber
on the premises.
JOHN M. PINTARD.
Rodney, June II, 1886. left
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
r e MOVAL.

WUST RECEIVED, and for sale, by
- JAMES & BAYLY,
Best London Porter, by the doz.
Champaigne, Madeira, Tenerifie and Claret
Wines;
Old Champagne and COgnac Brandy;
Vinegar;
Sperm oil; Candlesj Boston Soap; Starch
Pineapple Cheese.
Also, a superior ot'of canvassed Bacon
Hams and Shoulders, and canvassed Dried
Beef.
Also, Bagging and Rope; Linseys aht
Wool Socks.
Rodney, June II. 19-6w
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
To Rent.

To R mt.
WvHE large aud commodious SroRE and
= WARE RooM, ad Joining the Brick Store,
now occupied by Messrs. Stuart and Coch.
fNn-- possession to be given LIST Of june
next.
For.tsrtns apply - A. IA. simmer = s''e
Hick Store. s...
NAV 9Th. 1856 l3-tf.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
$40 Reward.

- RAN AWAY from the sub
- scriber, living in Rodney, on Fri-
- day, the 3D. inst, a Negro Man
qk9 named
W. CYRUs,
lS about FIVE feet ten inches high
very black; about "a or 25 years Of age
his under lip is very large, and hangs down
has rather a bad countenance. Had on
when he loft blue roundabout and panta-.
looms; black fur hat, and heavy russell
shoes.
Said negro, with another runaway, it is
surmised, has been lurking about this place
for several days past, and escaped from the
wharf, by means Of skif, on Tuesday
evening last. :,
The above reward will be given to any
person delivering said negro to me, or fol
any information, so that lean get him again
NATHANIEL WILSON, per
ALEXANDER H. WILSON.
June 10 lS-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
STEAM ENGINE AT AUCTION.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE.
WTLL BE SOLD, on the 25th day Of
July next, to the highest bidder, a
STEAM ENGINE, belonging to the estate
Of Putnam n Williams, decd, which has
been just received from the Foundry Of Be.
mis- & Co. of Pistsburg. Also cart and
wrought irons for a Steam Saw and Grisi
Mill. The engine is Of sufficient power fol
Q Saw and Grist Mill, with one saw ans
one run Of stones, and the cart and wrOugh
iron complete for such mill.
The sale will take place in Rodney
Terms, twelve months credit-bond AM
COED security required.
CHAS. CLARK,
R. DIXON,
B. M. MARKHAM,
Adm'rs.
March 80, 2O-tds
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08

O'NElLLh MEDICINE,
An lnfalIible Remedy Cor aheuhaatisna.
For sale BY COMPTON & JOHNSON
lust PRINTED, and Eor salo at this
~ Office,
Bills Lddings Bills Erchaage; Notes II
Bank; Attachments, and AiIackmeai Bonds;
Recognizdnccs, State Warrants; Subpenas;
Erecnitons; Forthcoming Bonds; Alpka-
bets, Labels and Skop Bills, for Merchants,
use; Cotton Receipts, sc. Sc.
Having good assortment oEJ0B TYPE
we ara prepared % execute my orders
that may be forwarded, with ueainass and
despatch.
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
STRAYED

soRREL HORSE,
Is hands high, five years old this Spring; a
star in his forehead-long switch tail; but
no marks or brands recollected. Also,
A LIGHT BAY COLT,
two years old the coming Fall, and has a
star in his forehead.
A liberal reward viii be given to any
person delivering said Horse and Colt tc
the undersigned, or for any information, SC
that they can be recovered.
G. g. r. G. DAVIS.
June 8 l7-3
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08

OrThe paper win be sent in exchange
TO such newspapers as may oblige is by
publishing our advertisements.
May is, 1896,
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08

nRs. SAVAGE and NEW have assO-
ciated themselves in the practice Of
iieir profession. One Of them will always
IL found al the Office heretofore occupied by
D, Savage. DR. New will give his atten-
ion particularly to any surgical cases thai
NAV require bis assistance.
April %, 1885. l5-a
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08

LIVERY variety Of BLANKS kept Of
hand aud FOR sale At this oiice
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
%. -. 5. EunEEIlr

"a. dEo. s 8URBETD9T.
AtlNG Permanently heated e. Rod.
AA ney' tenders his professional ssryi-
eea to iis citizens and vicinity. He will at
tend Panetually to all cases entrusted to bis
care. His ofhee Is The same e. that ossa-
pied By q. 7. Martin.
REFERENCES.
3. w. DgDLET, N. p. J -
s. ?. YAEgrLI, N. u. LEXINGTON, KI
i. ia ss-9s, n,s..,,, Z. 49,. = GEoRGEToWN. Kr
Geo. w. SNrfH, N. b. iLOUIsVILLE, KF.
Rodney, April s, 1885. eff
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08

VALUABLE LAND ron SAFE.

TIE Subscribers offer for sale two
tracts Of frst-rate high CANE-LAND, ly-
ing in Warren county, in this state, one
tract containing about
coo Acres,
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08
400 ACRES

The above land lies about fourteen miles
from Vicksburg, and two miles from the
fazoo river. There is a good road leading
from il direct to yicksburg.
To persons wishing to embrace an op-
Portuniiy for speculating or planting, none
better could be offered in this section Of
country.
Those disposed to purchase can ascertain
the terms, and procure any further inforna.
ton respecting the said tracts, on applica.
ton to WILSON a. ALLISON
Rodney, May 6, 1896. lS-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08

WOODWARD s CLARKE.
e Philadelpbia
Southern telegraph., 1836-07-08

= e R M s.

The Philadelphia Saturday Courier Is
still continued in its large form, at the sama
price as heretofore, The Philadelphia Air.
ror, being a quarto edition Of the Saturday
Courier, with its increased attractions. and
printed on the best fine white paper &c the
same size as the New York Albion, will l,s
put at precisely one half the price Of that
valuable journal, Wit Three Dollars per
annum, payable in advance, (incIuding tho
Maps.)
WOODWARD & CLARKE.
m =
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u. 4. ztgtsldture.
ls38-JUsE sLsios,-NEwpoRr.

Thwsddy morning.--A great number
of petitions were read and referred.
Mr.. Dorr presented the petition ofsun.
dry citizens Of this State, denoIninated
Abolitionists, requesting the use Of the
State. House this day, from IL to 5
o'clock, aud at other times when the As
sembly are not in SEES. ion, f,r the purpose
of holding their meetings therein.
After the petition was read, MIR. Dorr
moved that the request be granted.
Mr.. Is. Hazard moved that the petition
be- laid on the table.
After some debate, the motion to lay
the petition On the table was carried,
by yeas SO, nays 2s,-,he Speaker did
not vote,and seven members were absent
The petition of the Artillery Company
IN Newport, was referred.
Mr. AttweII, from the committee ON
the Stonington Railroad, made n report,
which was laid on the table.
Afternoon. Dorr, from tho com.
miitee appointed at tie January session
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TO YOUNG MEN.

There il no moral object 50 beautiful to
me as u conscientious young man! ]
watch him a. do star in the heavens:
clouds may be before him, but we know
that this light is behind him, and will
be am ag ain; the blaze ofotller's prosperi-
ty may outshine him, but we know that
though unseen, he dummies his own tue
sphere. lie resists temptation not with
out struggle, for that is not virtue;
but he does resist and conquer; he hears
the sarcasns of the profligate and II slings
him, Tor that is the trial Of viitue but he
heals the wound with his own pure touch.
He heeds not to the watchwOTd Of fash
ion, if it leads to sin; the Atheist who
says not only 10 his heart but with his
lips, there is no Cod controls hun not,
Tor he sees the hand Of d creating God
and revercs it, OF a preserving God and
TeJoices IN II.
Woman i, sheltered by fond arms and
loving counsel-old age is protected by
its experience and manhood by It's
strength; but the young man stands a.
mid the temptations Of the world like
self balanced tower; happy he who seeks
and gains the prop and shelter Of morali-
lty.
Onward, then conscientious youih!-
raise thy standard aud nerve ,hyself for
good,uss. II God has given thee intel
lectual power, awaken It in that cause;
never let it he said of thee, he helped to
swell the tide Of sin, by pouring his in
huence into its channels. IL thou art
feeble in mental strength, throw not that
drop into the polluted current. Awake,
arise, young man! 1t is easy foariully
to sin-it is difficult to be pure and holy.
Put on thy strength then let thy chivalry
bs aroused against error; let Truth be
the lady Of Thy love, defend her IS.
Rose.
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NEWPORT DYE.UOUSE,
JOSEPH VINEIS.

SILK, WOOLE.v g. COITON DYER,
WOULD respectfully inform the Inliab.
w tsnts Of Newport and its vicinity, that
he has taken tho Dyeing Establishment re-
Gently occupied by WV. A. TnUKsroN, DeaI
the Custom House, where he will Dye, and
finish in the best manner the following arti-
cles, viz: Broadcloths, Cassinieres, Sattins,
Lustrings, Grapes, silk and cotton velycts,
worsted cords, camels hair Shawls, hosiery
and gloves, plush, ribbons, &c.-ALso, lace
wells, leghorn and straw bonnets, ostrich aud
other feathers; ladies and gentlemen's wooden
garments, such as dress, frock and great
coats, surtouts, vests and pantaloons; thibet
and broadcloth cloaks dyed and dressed with
out being ripped; also cleanscs and finishes
ladies' aud gentlemen's wooden garments
without ripping; inerino and cashmere shawls
cleansed and whitened without injury to the
borders; WOODEN table cloths 4eleansed; per-
mament colors dyed on woolen aud cotton
yarn for weaving, to any psttcrn.-Having
had long experience in the business, he is
confident Of giving satisfaction, 40 no pains
will be spared.
o. All articles left at the Dye House, or
with Edward Mason, Fall River, or Caleb
Bryant d. Co. Purchase street, New Bedford,
will receive prompt attention. ma
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bounded by ths-sleDder force Of human
beings IL is, therefore, Of the utmost
Importance that those who have any M
teniioD vi deviaiing from the beaten roads
al I,ie, and securing repu'"ii"" suPe-
Iior to names hourly swept away NY 'nne'
among the refuse Of fame, should add to
tism reason, and their spirit, the power
of persisting in their purposes-ncqu're
The art Of sspping, wha, they cannot bat
ter, aud the habit Of vanquishing obsli-
nate resistance by obstinate attacks
Ur. yohuson.