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BRICK.
1AA 900 Taunton Brick,
l!OO, !! for sale BY the Warren
Furnace Go.
JOS. B. DAVOL, Agent.
March 25.
More New Goods.

WHE.ATCNS s. EDDY,
NEAVE just opened fresh lot OF desirable
GA Goods, consisting tf Raw silk shawls
muslin and lace collars, thread edgings, wash
ing blonde, cap ribbons, garnitures, mattings'
silk and II skin gloves, foundation muslIns'
white horences, figured and plain satins, white
Grape, cap wire; French muslns, rich patterns;
caIico's cheaper than ever; oil silk aprons. sa-
tin ribbons, French calico, doaesiic STRIPES
cotton hose, linen hdkis; stripe shriings' Dur
laps, bleached 4 brown sheetings, fust'an' &c.
All Of which will be sold off cheap Tor CASH
at the Old Cheap Store" MILLER STREET
June 10.
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PEACH SYRUP

For Dysentsry, to strengthen the Stomach
aud BODeis, ana restore tcedk PATIENTS
This Syrupis very good 10 streng' hen the sto-
ma ch and Bowels, and is particularly useful IN
the Dysentery; which leaves the Bowels in a
sore Al ale.
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TINCTURE kMLTIC

Is an cffectual Counter Poison, either in
ternally taken, or externally applied. 1t is als'
an excellent remedy Tor the Asthma, and al
complaints of tho Lungs.
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CELEBRATED g OMACH RESTORATIVE
Or Vegefa6ie .Anti-Dyspehc Wine B'tfers.
The salubnons effects ol ,his ~adm,raDle med-
cine has been SO great, that it rs esteemed BY
thousands who have used H., as unIhal.ed IN
The class Of loncs, by any remedy now exiant.
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NERVE OINTMENT.

NERVE OINTMENT.
To be usedior Bruises, Sprains, Callouses,
SwelIings or Corns in Rheumatism it is an ex-
celent article 10 ba,he the parts affected.
April 8.
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RHEUMATIC HOT DROPS,

Or Vegelubie Eiai. These drops are to
remoye pam and prevent modification; to be
taken ihwardly or aFpied edexlernaly.
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NPAR FOUND.

."VAKEN up adrift, in NaHaganset
Bay, on the 23d inst. spruce
SPAR, 80 feet long and l2 inchesin
diameter. The owner may have it by
proving property and paying charges
ADAM ALLlN.
Darlington, June %, 1897. tJl]
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New Spring Goods.

INHE subscribers have commenced receiving
~ their Spring supplies, Of new aud desirable
Goods, and are opening almost daily Fresh yar'-
cites OF articles in their line Of trade. They have
this week received several cases, containing first
rate assortment of light and dark Cacoes, furni-
ture chin,zes, barred and striped cam5rics and
musGs; jaconet, Swiss aud null muslins, plain
and figured pongee silk hdkfs, silk and cotton un.
brellas, ladies aud gents II gloves, betings,spool
thread. pearl buttons. hosiery, beached and brown
shee,ng and shirting. black Italian and Barcelona
silk cravats. checked gingham do; red, black and
white merno shawls, ribbons. tapes, COMBS, black
fsrri,s, cotton cord, &c. &c. sc all Of which are
offered for sale at fair prices by
]. BURROUGH, JR. & Co.
| march IL.
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VEGETABLE RITTERS.

This preparation s-caleulated to correct thu
bile and create an appetite, by restoring tbt
d gesiive powers aid may be safely used IN AM
situation; both as u 0rative and 10 prevea
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-CO-P.AR TyNER SHIPFORMED.
"HE subscribers have formed con-
nexion in business under the firm
of John s. Monroe s. Go.
for the purpose of keeping WHOLESALE
and RETAIL PROVISION and GRO
Gerry STORE, ,n this town, in the new
store on the corner Of South Water and
Baker streets, where they intend to keep
constant supply Of Flour, corn, rye,
shorts, beef, pork, butter. cheese, and in
fact oil kinds Of Provisions and Groceries
N. b. We will sell as low as any Other
in this vicinity-No MISTAKE.
MASON BARNEY,
JOHN MONROE.
Warren, June / 1887. J18.
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;scWAY. q IN1IoINns
yplREPARED and lor sale, wholesale aud re-
x tail, by1. A. BkOWN. Botanic Thomp-
sonian Physician, Providence, also, at Ma
THAN NJ .BURR'S. South Main street, VAR
rem. -
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE,
Or Composition Syrup. for colds, coughs, and
all complaints cured thereby.
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LOTION

For ChHblains. Also good FOR the Rheu-
matism. cod hands and feet, aud oil external
Injuries,
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RYE, &c.

RYE, NCe
,oA BUSHELS Rye, partially da-
OV mayed, received on Saturday
from New York, per sloop Metamora,
and for sale low for CASH.
Also, first quality New York Hams.
ALSO ON HAND,
First quality Boston Hams mess pork
and beef, Boston Inspection.
100 bushels FIRST quality RYE, all ol
which will be sold at the lowest rates for
Cash, by S. w. REMINGTON,
Corner South Main s. Baker sts.
June II.
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PaI1lll Leaf Hats and Caps.

RUST received a eood assortment, oi Palm
q Leaf Hats and Caps, which will be sold
low for Cash. by s. DAVOL, ia. Main St.
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COUGH PO \ DER.
An excellent article for Coughs.
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LUMBER.

VUNHE subscribers respectfully give
II. notice that they have opened a
Lumber Yard, on Collins's Wharf, South
Water street, where they intend at all
times keeping general assortment o.
Lumber, such as, a
Merchantable pine Boards and Plank
Clear do do do.
Refuse do do do.
Hemlock Joist and Boards
Spruce Timber and Plank
Ash Plank
Oak Plank and Boards
A general assortment of Shingles,
Clapboards, Laths, sc.
Whale Oars. Common do.
Ship Knees.
NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
All Of which will be sold on accommo-
dating terms.
HAIL COLLINS.
VIM. COLLINS, JR.
Warren, Nov. IA.
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Marine and Fire Insurance


Marine and Fire Insurance.
>h lie PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON IN
~ SURANCE COMPANY, Providence, r. !.
continue to insure against LOSS OR DAM
40 II BY FIRE, ON Cotton, Woollen, and 9TH
er Manufactures, Buildings and Merchandise, and
also against MAR i.h-E RISKS, on favorable
terms. This Company was incorporated A. ID.
1900. The Capital Stock is
100000,
All paid in many years since, and well secured in
Bank Stocks aud Real Estate.
Persons wishing !or Insurance. are requested ts
direct their applications (which should be accom-
panied with particular description Of the prop.
eriy,) per mail, TO the President or Secretary o
the Company, and the same will meet with promp
attention.
RICHARD JACKSON, President.
e. II. DABNEy, Secretary.
Providence Washington Insursncel
Cos Office, Angus, Is, 1886,
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ANTHRACITE COAL.
ENOR sale at the COAL YARD foot
E of MILLER STREET, the celebrated
GATE'VElN Coal Of the following de-
.scriptions
Lumps unbroken,
Broken for Parlor Crates,
Egg size for small stoves,
All free from dirt.
Aso a quantity of Nat size and Gust,
for burning under steam boilers.
JOHN CHILD.
Oct %
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Farming Tools.
Bank Notes Wanted.

ZN q E subscribers have just streceived fresl
~ lot of summer Goods, bought in Neu
York the present week, at very reduced PR
ces, all OF which are offered in exchang
Tor BANK NorEs, at about first cost.
MayI3. J. BURROUGH, JR. d Co.
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Friday, september 22.

The Fall term Of the Superior Court
for this county, Was held last week. his
honor Judge SAuSDFRs presiding. We
are sure we but speak the sentiments Of
all who Witnessed the proceedings, when
We say that he discharged his duty with
dignity and ability, as rell a. with great
promptness. When his appointment was
first announced, we regarded it as one Of
the evils growing out ofihe intemperanee
and blindness Of party; hut in tits in
stance we have been agreeably disap-
pointed. and with great pleasure make
known the fact. Once indeed, we have
reason 10 believe, has the violent partisan
been converted into faithful and digni-
fed Judge. <
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= The late Rail Road .2cciieni.----On
TI,''day last came IN befure the Court of
Examination at Suffolk. the trial Of Mr..
v, Elheredge. who il will be remember
Gu was the superintendent, Of the raiu of
vars which came in cnniac, with the pas
'enser tram on the Portsmouth aud R0al-
OAe kaIl Road. the result Of which was
we ueplorable loss pf lives which has al.
''suy been noticed in this paper. After
a"ll and laborIous examination Of the
"nOle case. Mr.. Elheredge was uuani-
~'usIy acquitted. The blame, wherev-
81 else !, may rest, was clearly shown not
w. &c 'mpnIable 10 the Captain Of the
, "rm train. The Court was com posed
O,Sol, Josiah Ridlick. presiding Justice.
I !, John u. Benton. Mills Riddlck, j.
noI'ahay and W. Sumner, esqs. The
F''Vee9'nss aud evidence in this case are
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In Senats.--Mr. MKean presented a
memorial for, AMI Mr.. buchanan a me-
moral against the annexation Il Texas
10 the Union; which were laid on the Ia
BILE.
The bin TO postpone the pawn nj Of
the fourth instllment Of the deposile with
the States roming up as the special orier,
Mes.rs. Calhoun, Wright. Preston and
Hubbard male few remarks, when the
bill was read a second time, and post
poned until tomorrow. The Sena;e
spent some tim in executive business,
and then adjourned.
Houre IF Representatives. MIR. Cam
herleng, from the committee of ways AMI
means, reported bill to postpone the
fourth instslment Of deposi;e with the
States; which was real t~ ice, and refer
red to the committee ofthe whole on the
state Of the union.
Mr.. fusion was elected Chaplain on
the second balloting; number vi gentle-
men were in nomination.
Mr.. lIerol presented memorials Of in
habitanis of MooresviIe and Plainfield, in
the state OF Indiana. praying for the in
corporation Of NationI Bank, obliged
to perform such fiscal duties as may be
required by government, and whose en-
ergies and resources shall chiefly be d.
rec,eI to the collection al moneys, and
furnishing drafts on all parts OF the Unit
oil States, 50 az TO effect an equalization
ofexchanges throughout the country. Re-
ferred to the committee OF ways and
means.
Mr. Johnson, of Louisiana. presented
a memorial from the Chamber of Com
merce Of New Orleans, praying for the
establishment ola National Bank; which
was also referred to the committee Of
ways and means.
rd"esiay September -
IN Seaais.--Mr. Morris presented me-
MORALS from FIVE counties in Ohio, re-
monstraiing against the annexation of
Texas to the United States, under any
circumstances whatever, which were laid
upon the table.
Mr., Wright, from the committee on fl
nance, reported the three following bills,
which were read, and severallv ordered
to 4 second reading:
J l. A bill to authorize the issue of I'rea-
sury notes.
FMS bIil authorizes the issue Of Trea-
sury mites ID an amour, not exceeding
- mI'iinns Of dollars, and Of denon-
inaaun- aoi less than 500, and provides
that the nates be redeemed bv the Uni.
ted Stats. Al the Treasury. after nne
year from their date. 10 bear interest for
the said term: rate of interest "a be fixed
BY the Secretary, not to exceed six per
cent per annum; the faith Of the UniIed
States 10 be solemnly pledged for the re-
demplion Of said notes
2. A bill authorising the further ex.
tension of the time for the payment Of
duty bonds.
3. A bill to adjust the remaining claims
in the Opposite Banks.
The bill to postpone the fourth install
ment Of the deposite law came up, but on
motion of Mr., Calhoun was postponed
until tomorrow.
House of.ReprPsea'a'iues.--Mr. Cam
breleng, from the committee of ways and
means, reported I" a bill to authorize the
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then sishsany cling angasissi Or slaEsz.
nsaa s.ly Win such persons. an Of
fence against god manners i q much
more serious lining an an offence zgainst
good morals. Nov. Mr.. Editor. ~
viii oblige gOOdly number Of your p.
irons, : sell = their wives and daugh-
iers. By insirucsing a portion Of our
ehnrca-going population lhai al the nat
iers and things herein afler enumerated,
are considered, by those whose gOo3 opi-
MONS the perpetrators sfee. highly 70 w.
lue, i,nPOiie and mgmisd. while the
las j. regarded uagsaiis1aa,Iy and mson:
viz. Staring al lady in church, especial
y when tie starer incurs the risS Of dis.
locating the serIebra Of his nerk; wink.
ing. smiling, laughing and whisPenrg IN
church; stalking heAslly along the isles
in high-heeled skreaking hools or s.,aes,
espreially ALTER service has cOmmenceds
essing the church before the congrega,
lion is dismissed; staining the fsfniiare
and flooding the floor viii tobacco juice;
whiting with knife in church.. Naelnef
the acIlon re performed on the benches
or The finger nails; lOungiag OF gong To-
sleep in church, especial, when the
sleeper snOres so loud as to interrupt the
de oGiOns or Ihe dreams Of his neighbors.
assembling round the church door before
service; and, finally, standing before the
church door after service, and looking at
the ladies' ankles as they are walking
down the steps. X.
Monday, September II.
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FOR the HrLLsBoRoueH RECORDER.


Dir. Editor: As the benevolent Foun.
der Of our religion did sometimes seem to
lay aside the meekness and gentleness so
characteristic of his general manners, and
even with scourge drive out those who
prostituted the very courts Of his Fa-
theirs house" to the purposes of traffic
and gain; so it becomes his ministers
sometimes to "reproVe sharply" as well
as to " rebuke with all long-suffering and
kindness"
have often wondered at the tameness
with which ministers of the gospel sub
nit to the levities and indecorums so fire.
quently perpetrated in the house of God;
and was gratifed, yesterday, by hearing
a long-merited reproof well administered
to the various classes of ill-behaved per-
sons who iniest our places of worship.
To show the immortality, the sinful
ness, of misbehaviour in church, whether
it develope itself in the ogling glance, the
suppressed whisper, the lounging pos
ture, the cotemptuous sneer, the immod-
est dress. or the ill-concealed desire of adj
miration, is the legitimate province of the
preacher: while to denounce any overt
act of leVity, as breach ofpoliteness and
good-breeding, is the common privilege
of every citizen-may not add, the COM
mon duty of every parent and every pat
riot! Fools" says the wise man,
Knock at SIM" There are many who
will, with unruffled serenity, submit to
be catechised as sinners against God,
whose cholar would kindle incontinently
against the man that should dare to charge
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Office At the Republican, D
90 .. g. 4

Indians for Forida.--A gentleman
from Fort Leayensworlh, reports that il
was stated when he left there, thai The
quota required OF the Kansas tribe had
agreed to 60, but that the Shawnees
repealed the proposition with indignation.
They told the Agent tina. they fought
their oDn battles, not those Of ,comea.--
meaning the United States. The Kansas
are one Of the most ef1eminsle and un.
warlike tribes on our frontier. They
will as assuredy run as that they &c. into
fight.
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Congress "A recent sejourn Of Few
DAYS - Washington has ronvineed Us
thai nothing wili be done. u HE .prrsent
session Of Congress. 10 relieve the roun-
Try from IFS distressed situation. ID is
probable that an extension Of credit will
be granledito merchants on The bonds gl-
ven by them 10 the government for dulles,
and this will afford some relief TO ihe
commercial eIlies. but nothing will be
done TOW ards restoring The currency 10
It's former sound eondltion---nolhing, TO
revive the business and hopes Of the
country, Shlch. every where, are alike
Frustrated. A resolution having passed
both houses almost with unanimIiy, 10
c0nfine the action Of Congress 10 the spe-
ci6c propositions embraced IN the Presi-
dents message, al adjournment may be
expected from the Isl to the 10Th Of Oc-
iOber. In the meantime, the patience Of
the house will be wesried with unprofl-
able discussion. 50 far as maturing a.
ny bensfciat measures are concerned.
but whirh may do good, by enligh,enmg
, the country as to the causes Of the pres
ent distress. which some are still unwll-
ling 10 attribute to its true source. the mis-.
chieyous course Of the Government.
; We do not believe that any friend oI
the administration hopes TO carry through
Congress the Sub-Tressury scheme.
; The design is, BY presenting so impracli-
. cable plan. 10 induce the Wings 10 bring
forward a proposition for National Bank,
which being done, an endeavuur would
be made 10 create an issue before The peo
! pie between the two propositions, ant
to throw the oaus on the Wings. BU
as Mr. Wise TOLD the chairman Of The
committee of ways aud means T Mr.. Cam
breleng. The other day, the Wings fully
understand the game the administration
is playing. and will no, fall into the trap,
The Hhigs hare no proposition to bring
! f0r,card. They will lake the best for
The country. which is presented. wiihou,
reference to whence il proceeds, but hs'
! wing had no hand in reducing it To il:
. present extremity, they will leave the %
| originating Of plans for relief to those
whose indiscretion has afflicted the ma
lion. Raleigh Register.
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deeply interesting 70 De pablis. and Il
. hoped lhai and abstract, Il aol ! repon
Of Them. vii Be furnished.
A az ael q justice % Mr.. Esheredgs,
y y requested lhai nose pspers which
hase Published The account Of he scei-
dent will also copy he above.
Norfolk Herald.
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ID,
Monday, ssPtsmbsf II.

In GreensbCrOugh, on the 9Th instant,
after short illness, Mr.. WATSON w.
WooDBuRS. Clerk Of the County Court
of Iuiliord, aged 30 years.
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Dr.. csmbFslsng. from he committee
Of wsss and means. reported "a bill IN
posing additional d0lies = drposllnrlrs.
IN certain eases. - public officers" which
vas referred u he communicating sholr
on The state d The union.
Mr.. Csmbeheng. from me sane con-
misaees also reported . bill . adjusting
The remaining claims on The late dspasile
banks" which received lhe sane refer
ence.
Saturday. ssPtsnbsr is
The Senate resumed Ire consideration
Of The bill authorizing The issue &c Tree
suIy noles. Mr. Calhoun having signlii-
ed his intention u Offering IN amrsdnent
70 the bill. 10 sfFard him IN opportunity
10 do so the bill Was postponed mil
Monday. -ss
The House Of Representatives did mol
sit to-day.
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D Dollars Reward.
September 10.

dan away. on the llih of September, from
IL the residence Of Paisley Nelson, a Ne.
GRO WOMAN, with an infant Girl in the
arms, the property Of John Hari. Barbary is q
very black wonan, quite tall and sleuder. with
very white teeth, and shews good deal Of the
white Of her eyes A reward OF FIVE dollars
viii he given by the subscriber for The appre-
hensinn OF said slave and child, ant all reason.
able charges paid,
J JOHN NJ, PAUL.
September 81. ase
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Tie Employment efihe North Hest.
ca hiiuas against the Seminoies. A
writer IN the NJ. Louis Bulletin complains
bitterly against This proposed employ
nent Its. says he, the most fatal stroke
OIL policy ever conceived by any Govern
nenl. II il pregnant with mischief, and
calculated al once 10 excite contempt.
md produce a combination Of all the
lndAns from the Sab,ae To the 81. Peters.
Never was the heal Of "a department led
In'o such fatal error; il is only equalled
BY the plan Ia procure from the 49, in
NE vicinity oi Fort Leaven wor,h, dried
hSrio msai for lie support Of the FYori-
"a fanny; aud whether these rxua0rdina-
" 'uggesuoas have me cnrnrnnn origin or
hoi' Is question well worthy Of consid.
Grafton. But the die is casl--ihe Iatsl ap-
phcauau has been made. and the effect il
'Ifea''y pfodared--lhe sad and shameful
acknowledgement OF our weakness has
gone abroad, and the inabIlitv Uf fifteen
millions NJ Americans ~ conquer hand
'aI Of starred. naked Indians. pent up in
M swamps Of Florida j. acknowledged
% al Tue world. A>a matter OF policy,
us defective ia every particular.
eeaIn--" they will say, The whole
american nation. after two years war,
S''e been unable Ia conquer OsroIa snd
us little band. who we're pen. up like 80
many cattle, aud had III last To accomplish
INV a little war party from the vicinity
C' t"n Ieasenworlh: what could they d.
WIN that I',tie party wien eonrbIned with
~ The border tribes North and South,
ION n. Peters To Red Rivrrl"
Ne,o Fork Express.
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Notice.

THE subscriber having qualified at the last
L term Of Orange County Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, august Term as executor
To the last viii and testament Of WILLIAM
STRAYHoRN, deceased, hereby gives notice
to all persons indebted 10 said estate to make
immediate payment; and those having claims
will present them properly authenticated, With
in the time prescribed by law, otherwise this
notice will be plead 10 bar Of their recovery.
WILLIAM DUSKIN, Ear.
september H. ss--3wp