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Fnaa, II spaaisfef >e'cefat %.
Fi,e fases that now Nifhering Ii,
Scattered by thee seorn;plla
Pscpng dawn tehcld me cut.
fragrant, fresh anih,antiful.
fi,inr, tll,y sIi hrs,velv foufistl,
i Tor lasting axes nolushd;
nni like shadows hastiae azt,
sll fair t,i,e, do fade at la,f.
August with his sult, breath
Stiles sweetest flowers to dealt,
When to other regions SprinE
llanics they lie perizhius!
Autumn shows his udd, fac.
Glowing witaa perfect graee.
l. aecl SasIaisr fnsi dcclaes,
DIVING midst the dropping ,infs
Then roaring winds from ont thu nortb, =
Ger The mountains hnu,iag pth,
tina ruin ON the sterile soil . -
AMI the landscapes harms desroil,
So ,loh dark and eheerlcss night
roIoa fact day soden light,
JOYOUS smiles give place to tcars,
And pleasure lies q sriefappcar>i
Inconsistency rein over ali
Til. heslc eloi,--f-netnaI
Ii within rs eele- range
Musi sisil 10 I'm eternal change.
Thus on Consistency she traurs'
In the midst Of such examples,
Can nachaugas truth he -hos,,
naiIcn. il thy ls,.f aloa l. l.. J.
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10 Planters and Farmers,

M l. have now IN store a good suppl, German
~ BurapS, No. /, ,, and O-MrrcIant's :
Richmond and Manchester Factory Cotton Ozna-
burgs; Tow Linens 81, IL, 81 and "a brown and
llcached Cotton Cloths all OF which will be- >ollon
terms 10 suit the times.
MARTIN, WARD x DAVIS.
April u Is
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FIRM he .\ee OtfaaS BE.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

Llacf 10 q esiH.ot.tia Na- O3esap, ,iaieJ
HENco, Nay5, ls1a
i 's nov pretty well a-ccr'iecl tba' ten. Ge,sa-
'aente practice deception ou tie liberal par, leor,
i1e ee' ton 10 gain tlen suproa. Tie priests un-
derstood tbs manauWc anil acted acrurdualy. and
40 sooner does he GET into pawcrthan theu influence
as at oncc recognized IN the appointment oftho min
istTy. Don Lreaj. A!amon dior ltuler, Il Gun
hing lItFUcitc. luuncd tie cabinet. Hljsiamcnfr +,
YeaA NAB, and this carGiy ii liberal principles Will
manage matters TO salt h.3nsci.- J. rjras Ell ,n,f-
zero md aas the cause ot lis Icing hot.
Aiinlsicr Of Finance under tils $amr Busamcntc
80 20, Inc made fortune by >igclr Of policy
III managing the ishsioan. IL, stoca was felneci
~ rou know TO the lowest cAb ia EaelHl-thi4
sanity fellow renttcd thhcr ~; DE igids l.. could
i1se and had t3em quietly H,st=...t }Ita,eo8 bonds.
being urc oi this. naasjp adopted far fie 10
nlar payment 81 interest tIlf loals. OGc, ESQ,
three rcalagces mdde--thp stock rises aboyc rar.
snd 81 Noa l.. Alasaoa, Minister Of Finance, sells
sni--5rd bee ennis the payme8t OF interest on
fsin lna1. ihs r. tae swmdier who now has the
i'lni 81 sfae in hrd, whose coaduci ~ private lie
egaaHy Infamous.
ihe '''asjanai,~ ef Nan.n de f'aro /, SAL nj his
ael-iidf, ao irne iseecg II ail tlte revolutionary
"reh:nals ~ iho county. Ere lon. W ugy expect
sIfihiN e5sFh#iolt--a curse seems 10 rest on tie
=.
he .GofeEnent assembled tie holders Of Gus
I1gss paler Oh the I'd inst. and asked in extern
tor two years on interest Of two per cent Il
hit WIS rrlu8ed--il,cy then ass ed for a loan of
a0alnonllily, secured by the revenue OF the
"a .ioases, which was also refused. They next
~ lhe priests, md they agreed yesterday 10
property 70. loan a1ft"o months. which I
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szy7:T TrJs{e =. =Pr

fs'IlE absyrbes has on i,al.l ab1ut :e3 ,ll,6.
3 Of Mounlaiu LINE in III" s>par. AaIa
keep supply Of II II Sanael l}nrcjs i.uae
Room about 9 doors 5rioa the t'rankla llolcl.
SAMUEL STEELE. Agcb.
for ia,uss &.ise4 81. Eec..bfidse County ".
June Inn
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fronpie Nac o,llaas .f5rer,i..l ha,la.

TtN,s.--'fhe news b, tie sclIr Oscar. arrived On
Saturl, 1T noon. wa5to tia eieet that hr Tom ! a
by, (Texan crli,er) had captured MeNi6an 6ris
loaded Mith silt aud had her into Galveston,
uInls She proceeded in pursuit Of that dr>dera'nn
sg.eie sui 10 be on boarda vessel bound to Spain,
aud to tie amount Of 50,o1oi II this vessel i. ia
ken " t,ust The gallant captain wall have the good
sense 10 send the pfze Ia New Orleans.
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DIR. sss;I.E's.'s,
NIL BILIOUS PILL

M II -BIT4IIUI : I'IfT4S
f"' l'H@'slio"' ioSyef appetite L;>dCyHecyy, Ucaa-
ache, Co,ftrenoSS, Fidtnicacc Coijc, BatouS i6ic-
hoaS 81.
'GNo comment on the efficacy Of hcse Pills atir
L inl experience o many IN England and America
has established ihcr reputation, needless suffice Ia n
serve that for redundancy Of Bile Fhtucncc Cnsycne..
icanclo &c. Ne they will ulhouhtcd, prov, far more SER
'"ni, man ttoS' drastic pnr.cs leo Frequently cnpoved
and will only same time tend To remove In nnr
cause b, gentle mo"n and strengthen digestive organs
b" Improve the appetite and rcnoNuta the system, Prize 50
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

.t.ze&.AsT totwo DEGREES ri the Circuit Su-
perlnr Count 81 Law and tilancers held iof
fleufieo county, at thu Capitol, IN the lily ot Rich
nond On the 99lh ne 1883, and on the 10Th June
fss6 pronounced ia the suit of Preston and others
against pcndleion aud others, now depending M the
sad Eouri-he subscriber, commissioner appoint
ed b, that curt will, Saturday, the 29tl1 day oi
July next proceed sell, at public auction, for ready
money before the front loor OF the Franklin Hotel,
IN the town of Lyncbburg, Zone certain tract or par
eel of AND living aud being IN the county oi Camp
bell ON both sides ol Whipping creek, called aud
, known by the name OF Locust Thici.ci, and
sad to contain by survey seventeen hundred and thir
ty-six acres be the same more less; being the
same LAND Which was conveyed by deed Of trust,
dated The 10Th da, OF November ls.,l1, and duly
corded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Campbell on the 9th Of January, lr23, by William e.
Pendcion & Mary G.. his wife, Tor the purposes there
mentioned, IN which the above DEGREES pro-
nounccd. This LAND is part OF larger tract.
tina,cd to contain eighteen hundred acres, which
was conveyed by Robl. AleXanoet to the said VII
linn g. Pendrron and May &. his wife By deed of
the 9th Of of December iol3, duly recorded III the
County Court of Campbell. 1t is bounded b, and
crossing whipping creek, and b, lands OF Dudly Ter
rel Philip Payne, aud DIR. John anghicr, rs will
more fully appear by the deed of trust recorded as
aforesaid III the office OF the County Court o Camp
bell and filed in the suit OF Preston and others against
Pemeton and others. in the Circuit Superior Court
of Law aud Chancery for lIcurico county, and will
b sold b, authority of the two DEGREES OF 10Th June.
lr}3, aud 18th June, i-'6, pronounced BY the said
Court WV. NEkERNIS, Commissioner.
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p : f. IA y. Sc.

( BEAUTIFUL Bonnet SILKS, rich figured
- SILkS and SArINS, some beautiful STYLES for
party dte,Sr<; black Matte nj L,lsrings, black and
Cea5'd Gro de Maps, beautiful Chalrttcs: Bonn
bczncs; Printed Jacoucts Nc. Nc. Just rccriy-
ed 1T MARTINI. WARD x DANIS'S.
Aprl - Is
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Eau<eoa Cloths :,,,s: yc>,;,,,

tENILEMEN wishing the real agony" in the
~ most fashionable shades of Cloths 10, D,essor
troch Coats, can be accommodated by clllin5 -,
ROBINSON 4 ELLIOTT
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DOMESTIC zgVHAAgGHNCH.
From nc Aaieaot h'eiagart.

TiS IhspAags---.ht Tie opening al the GapG
#th.smanes, M kff fpse and stated dat IT, lt5
received thefallaias lerf from the POSTMASTER ei-
F., ,.,-
- -.
l. ,a. -. - - -, -
-, .f.,i5
.t'7' '' - :" '''' 's' ~ - u '''.,.
NM i-5''' -. ~ 49, ~ ,'',
80 l4' #s' ''Y '1't' - ''''''''- - 'e''i's ~
"a " ~.
't'''' 10y 'elo,a "'' ~" M
I'M nm ~ 'It - - ~. io
$50 'ei e~'' .ai' gu ''s'"i .''a. '', ST
ga b'' '#' nc. s' ~ il1i.a ''' It -"
He"ts - ihs7 sIa.'' .'s .'' sl'l's' apartments
"t IT, i'7't 1am'.ss
'sin- is''l'H - 10y 'Ae'a''t ,'''' = tf
.'5ia- WIN" me '..l,. = - W., y mn" ana NJ
he's o. '1#s's' f' ~ ~. 'a'ae hA'eldNe ''1ti-
III ~ f.Fs no. h'1a'zi " ~ M 10 salri mfs,ll 1"
ht-H'# re- 4' 5. 511 hN liN "Nh 1HlI'us'1 ~ OPP
hizisai .'t' i's ~ i'te ..'A 's.' a. WI "t5'e -.
60 ~ p IS ~ ~ z'5t.'9'' "A 7''fl oi me
sa' iHfs.a#' la i'a' i't I my a'iN I'D '}ifh pe"i'
t= .tflni inHh II Is men 'l't'} 3'at IN 'il
T a#'Hr. "ith 3l.s t'e"'5 a'h sol onJ'ei I" con
tf.5a' thf jurisdiction oil ihf se'ii e"n'pfe3i's 40
IHh5H H if1Ff'i I'D ihr chl'lo'tlsft anu Is proper
fs"7 %. fsi'tHcf ie lie CLAIMS "t power set mp III
rs e'#.
4ep aa' therefore requested anil instructed tofP-
pc m i1r afH3 enll Ia my btHa'l as I"-jn1.is-
'e f's'~ra',d >pnfiI> announcing to the 'ona Nat
va Z" - ohlt lof ilf FaiP"s" "l fonfsttht 'hru
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y e. z & 4; .

6 4 y the 9th day of June the premises there
~ Will be rented, 10 the highest bidder, flor one
ycr) the well known property called STONE.
LIST Jaly. DAVID STAPLES
as attorney fer Gorge S"yies, Guar3ian.
June - o,.
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Is IphEN from the sui scrlber a small Waron
,, AMI two Horses, some time in Fcbrnar, last bv
hnSta'us Watt, formerly of Rockbridgc county
have reason 10 believe he is, at this time some
where IN koeAhrdsc, and will give liberal reward
i'r ms apprehension HENRY LATHAM.
April II ~
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Il K y e

me CASE fine and very handsome ENGLISH
~ ancy Prints, just opened at
JAMES {. HUNT & Co.'S
June >
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NSsE.N'5Ea .PSS .<EE.A,S, sc.
JAMES 4. HUNT ~ Go.

\ a AZ I on hand few pieces READ French aud Eng
Z Il lsh Painted Muslin> in which great bargains
will be sold also few pieces dark French Prints,
and black aud white MI Sins, At extra cheap phi
ceS.
June II Is
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tl,lil


\ NEAT little invoice of CORSETS. dntc.
L q from the manufacturer, and N the most tcfupt-
M prices. ROBINSON X ELLIOTT
Ma
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June Is
.yE.W O.g'k, 10 g'sf3.s'.

Just received, supply of Clemens ALN0SAp
- LOTION, certain cure for PimRle', tirehi's'
letters, Suaburus. &c. &c. For sale by
JAMES 7. RolAl"
t,ll
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ANDRES.

ST received, superior lot of CANDIES
~ Which will be sold LOW by WHOLESALE or RE-
TAI. ii the sigh OF the Rog y Hortar
Fol RQt REAN Il PALMER.
March p *
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spHuNt. SADDLES.

This SPR NJ is said. by all those WHO have secn Il.
10 be by far superior any vet invented ot the
purpose designed. both for durability and ease Ia
man and horse. Ii is 81 far superior 10 Boards q
any other SPRING vet invented that Il good na-
ny OF those who have been using Boards. aud other
SPRINGS, have given them up, and have adopted
and intend for the future Adopt the Of Sheets's
altogether. In fact. there is sort III comparison
between Shceis's aud any other SPRING that has
as vet ever been used. ] solicit those who want to
purchase SPRING SADDLES, TO call and exam
inc and compare Shccts's with Boards and other
SPRINGS. that lave been heretofore in use, and
satisfy themselves. am willing to warrant all the
Saddles that | may sell, To Il osc WHO may favor
me with their custom, made with Shccts's SPRING,
to give entire satisfaction: otht rwsc they may re-
turn them, and .ct others.
&c. SlIACkLEFORD.
| have examined Mr.. Shcets's newly invented
Sring for Saddles, and believe it 10 be the neatest
and best that have yet seen, and have no doubt ti1t
it will answer most valuable purpose.
\. VI. MOSBN.
Staunton May 1887.
"a 49,. THIS is to certify that have used lieu
- ~ Sheet newly invented Saddle Spring IN
az the nanulactory OF Saddles and GIVE to it
the decided preference OF any Spring that have "
or used. have used Boards Sprine Ton some length
OF time but since have Mr.. s,hcctss Spring 50
much give to il the decided preference that have
stopped the oltlle other altogether Given un-
,lermy hand III Waynesboro. Til, l9,hda, Of April.
JOIiN Long.
Man - Is
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4 ras0is Il L .IbrcIIa.!!

~ + are this day opening Case of the above,
W winch orbeauty OF sly lie aud nish sui pass
ny We have ever had, aud at very moderate prices.
ROBINSON X ELLIOTT.
MAY Is
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a.OaesE "A 'sssEs
!sIrfys's ncsr!y fiapfosea,
.sTENE' sfessEa1s SADDLE 49,.

HNllE 81 iRlliER, layine purchased the right
oi using ahofe named SPRING, has now, and
will constantly keep hand with his other assert
mcnt ofwork, good suppl, of the above named
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From Arkansas. We lrtn that Nm. !. HekEE,
convicted OF bc.ns acccssary to the wiliul murder al
Burere Scorr, was hung on FRIDAY the 26th al
l1,l mouth aud thai on the 18th, BESJAaaN ALLIN
AS ulcd ,ud convicted Of the murder OF wv. CoNr-
rnN and sentenced to be hung the 18th of this
mouth. The supremacy oitle laws" Is thus sindi-
Gated in Arkansas.
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April 81
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i flock Of sheep 81 m number belonging to hr
Edmund tiarh Of New Milford, (Cun.) were ever,
one oi hen killed by single flash ofIis Inning lev
DAYS siucr. They were under trce which wa
struck and The eniltclck stfict en- dead by la
holt several oi thcm being found standing lead OF
the4r feet.
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SUMMER esepDssS.

Lynchburg, Oct. u
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CONSCIENCE.
When foolish though, within,
Tries TO take rs 10 snare,
Consc science tells us Il u sin;
And entreats rs 10 beware.
lin something we transgress
And are tempted TO deny
Conscisne, says ysur fault confess;
Do not dure to tell lie,
fn'the morning when we rise;
And would fain omit TO pray
Child, consider conscience cries
Should not God, be sought TO DAY;
When within his holy walls,
Far abroad our thoughts we send;
conscience often loudly calls,
And entreats Us to attend.
Thus without ur'wll or choice;
This good monitor within,
With a secret gentle voice
Warns Us 10 beware-of sin,
But f we should disregard
While this friendly voice should call;
Conscience soon will grow so hard,
That il will not speak at all.
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Sealncns' Clothing.
DavOl s. Harding,

NfAVE constantly on and an assortment Of
&2k GARMENTS for Seamens' use, made OF
very superior Goods and warranted to be made
in a substantial manner. The assoi iment con-
sists Of Pea Jackets, monkey and round do. oi
various descriptions ,h;ck and thin Trowsers
sad Vests flannel, calico and striped Shirts
Drawers and under Shirts. Also on hand
real Liverpool blue and drab Pilot Cloths ol
,he fret quality do. second do dufiils, lion
skins and kerseys, heavy undressed Satnets, all
wool cloths, Fdn,,iy made Vineyard striped
Flannels; all wool, cotton and wool do green
kersey fannels for Jackets Hamilton twilled
stripes and plain do ravens, topgallant and
cotton duck ;'blae nankins for shirts: Lowell
sCalicoes OF new patterns, for do Russia AM
imitation Russia sheeiings; and many othe
Goods, all o. Which they pfier to sell by piece
or yard, OF make into garments, in such q man
ncr, as to give entire satisfaction.
ALSO ON HAND,
Hair, moss and hay Mattresses pillows do
sheath knives and belts blankets. razors, Rog
ers best knives, razor straps, shaving boxes
looking glasses, shaving soap, and oil those
indispensable articles, comprised in "ittins
OUT" for sale positively at the lowest marke
prices for Cash. June IT.
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Summer Dry Goods
RECEIVED AT
DavOl & narding'S
Cash Store IN ). Water street

a MONG which are English and American
~ calicos. at uncommonly low pri' es; French
printed cambrlcs and muslns, comprising some
aconers of an extra superior qualify and style;
rich garniture and cap ribbons. Also, received
one more lot Of those splendid ,hally aprons;
English aud French ginghams, merino shawls
blk white ant red some OF them OF Lupn's best
also Rob Roy shawls; superior
assorl ment of summer shawls and fancy bdkfs;
bonnet silks and satins; dress silks variety OF
coors and qualities; a beautiful style oil para
soils; gloves and hosiery; foundation muslins and
wha ebones, wound wire, Src Tor millinery pur-
poses; trunks and baskets; gauze white fiannes
a superior article. and warranted not TO shrink
or full by washing. and many other goods, from
ali Of winch a handsome discount will be made
IN exchange for BANK BILLS or SPECIE, rs the
cas- may be. May ~.
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Working Cheap! at
LONG E0c&a
VUU~ n~fDpp r. ~ <u<Iuy

AVE just opered fresh lot Of DRY
- GooDs bought this week with 0J- CASH.
Among them are super colored ind plain mat :
,ings, brown sheeiings, fine brown and bleach~
ed shiriiogs, cold can.brics, stripe shirtlngs
sewiag cotons, silk hdkis, cbIldren's cotton
hose, green wo.sted cord, cotton hdkfs, blue
nankin, linen driilings, satin beaver hats,
combs, knitting cottons, silk and cotton hosie-
ry; silk, II. skin, Be'ln and LisIe thread gloves;
osnaburgh, London prin's, French muslins and
cambrics, Italian lawns, blonde lace for wells a
new and beautiful article, white and pink gro
de nap, white and pink florence. super Q, en-
barege, spotted lace, white and colofed sstins.
creweis, green moreen, brown linens, ribbons,
summer stocks, dickics, twilled stripes; blue
and fancy jeans. &c. for childfet Is clothing
erminets, Venetisns, buckskn and Peruvian
fancy stripes, calicoes. &c &c. All Of which
will be sold off at prices unusually low for
t PAPER MoSnY Of almost any description
in the market.
For further particulars apply at the OLD
STAND MILLER STREET.
june 5.
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PAPER EAN&n%&ss

Just received the most splendid assort-
mert of French and American PAPER
HANGINGs, ever offered for sale in this
town and they will be continually ad
ding patterns the newest style as the
demand may require.
All the above articles were bought o
the Importers and Manufacturers, with
CASH and will be sold at low rate iol
cash or approved credit. April 8.
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Guardians Mohce.

,"HE subscriber hereby gives public
- notice that he has been appointed
by the Hon. Court Of Probate for the
stown Of Warren, Guardian of the person
and Estate of ALLEN CHAcE, son of the
late Capt. Allen Chace, oi Warren, g mi
nor under the age Of 81 years, and has
acceptedof said trust by giving bonds as
the law requires. All persons therefore.
indebted to said Estate, are requested to
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing demands will present them for set.
Element within six months from this date
SAMUEL PEARCE, Guardian.
June "a. CIV.
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Aug. 13,

TH EAvES Bristol, every morning (Sunday
~ exceptcd) at half pas, o'clock, for
Warren and Providence. Returning, leaves
Providence every afternoon Sundays except.
ed) at half. past 3 O'Clock, for Warren and
Bristol.
iDsPassengers arriving in Providence IN
the Steamboat train Of Cars from Boston, can
take passage in this Stage and arrive at war
rem and Briss oil the same evening.
no Books kept in Providence, at the Man.
ufa cturer's Hotel I; Horizons Hotel, Bristol ;
and at Coles Hotel, Warren.
IL r. NJ CHaDWICK.
April 8.
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Paints, Oil, Glass, &c.
HlDAR A COs

IL M w 10 III ~ - ~
Having enlarged their establishment no"
offer for sale,
~ PIPES English Linseea o"'
7 tons pure White Lead,
ton dry and ground Verdigr's, Ga
100 boxes French Window Glass; hrs'
quality and Of different sizes,
A few boxes Of double thickness ffenc"
Glass, a superior article,
Glass of different sizes and
qualities, ,x,..,
All kinds Of Pants, Oils and Varn'shes'
usually ca;led for n'theT line OF busl-
ness, :,
Paint and white wash Brushes, all sizes,
Harris first quality and jointer lime,
Potash Of first quality, aud Resin, oy the
barrel or pound,
Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead,
Copper and IRON Tacks,
Dye S;ufs, SC. SC.
ALSO,
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VEGETABLE COMPOSITION POWDER.
This is u valu.b e medicine and may be safe
ly used in any case of s.cbnessof young or old,
male or female. II IL good Tor sudden cold,
foul stomach, relax, rheumatism, anG all kinds
Of female con plants caused BY colds.
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Brass Founder
COPPER SMITH.

"HE Subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens Of Warren and the
eighborinGk towns, that he has taken
The stand lately occupied by TUELL &
WINsLow, where he will continue 10
manufacture, at short notice, Composition
Spikes, Nails, Thimbles for Ships Sails.
Rudder Hangings, Ship and Hand Bells,
Also-Companioa Door Hinges, dead.
light and bullwork Hinges, Hasps, &c.Sc
Also---Copper Coolers, Copper Wash
Kettles, of any size, made to suite the
purchaser Tea Kettles, Ship and House
Jumps, Cider and Ale Pumps, Brass
Jamb Hooks, Skimmers, Ladies, Brass
Knockers and Door Plates to any pat
terms. He will also manufacture at
short notice, all kinds Of factory casting,
large and small.
Orders from the neighboring towns
shall be punctually attended to. He sl'Il
carries on the business at the old stand,
few rods east of the residence OF Jo-
seph Smith, Esq. A share Of patronage
s respectfully solicited.
sD@ Cash paid for old Copper, Brass
Pewter, and Lead; or received IN eS'
change for any Of the above articles.
JOHN ID. TUELL.
Warren, Aug. 81. 6m.
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TAKE NOTICE.

"HE subscribers requests ALL per-
sons indebted to them previous to
January /, 1887, to call and settle the
same, within 80 days, and save costs.
Notes and Accounts Of long standing, wi
be placed in an Attorneys hands Tor col
lection, unless Immediately attended to.
]. SD. X. LUTHER.
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PATENT
Cordage Mandatory
LIZ 80 ~ M M

gMyHE subscriber continues the busi
ness of manufacturing CoRDAGE,
and will execute orders for GANGS OF
RIGGING, CABLES, AND WHAL-
ING GEAR. made Of the best stock, with
promptness and on the most favorable
terms. He also intends to keep cons stant-
ly on hand a general assortment of such
descriptions as are usually called for;
such as-Russia hemp rope, tarred and
untarred; Manila hemp rope; bolt rope,
seine lines; wormIne; spunyarn; marline,
bedcords, and a variety Of lines.
DANIEL b. WHEATON.
Aug. 13.
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More New Goods :!

RECEIVED THIS WEEK AT LONG Il DOM,
- UPER India mating, merno shawls, Pei
- sian spool cotton, oil cloth, r. duck, yei'
low flannel mole skin ladies II 5 gloves slack
se,ced ioah black and coloIed, hooks and eyes,
ribbons, florence silks, white and coIoTed hg-
ured satins and PLAN colored Gro de Naples
5-4 black bombaz nc fine and for sale CHEAT
at the Old Stand, MILLER STREET.
may 20.