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Just Rcceircd at No. 90 Ia, Tzame

street,
A beautiful assortment Of RICH JEW
~ ELRY--gilt plaques. card csses-spool
staDds--fancy work boxes-emery cushions
motto seals, &c. &c. s. PECKIIAM.
Newport, Oct 20.
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NOTICE..


J" "IHtCT WOUUSs III
III f. BREWSTER has this day reed from
He New York, his winter stock Of Eng.
ish. French g. .4merican Dry Goods, which,
together with his former stock, renders his
assortment complete; purchasers are respect
fully solicited to call and examine for them
selves. Nov 3.
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The Manufacture of Woolen Goods, at
Portsmouth, II. |. will be continued by Ed
arard ". Lairion and Um. C.. Coescns, under
the firm of T.. ~. L.1HI'ONS. Co.
E.W. LAwToN,
w. G. CozzENs,
Newport, Feb. ].
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Winter Advancement.

For the Newpor Il Boston Mai Stage.
TL1- F.ALL RII'ER md I.1U.NT'O.E
Euro IN. R,ctn., sI
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NOTICE.,

EDWARD w. LAWTON and WM c.
EI COZZENS, have this day admitted
FRANCIS LAWTON, as partner in the
Dry Goods business, which will be continued
under the firm of
UM c. COZZE.N;S s. co.
f. w. LAwTOy,
WM. &. CoZZENs,
Francis LAwToN.
Newport, Feb. 9, 1897.
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4 stage VIII leave NEW
port, every morning
Sundays excepted at z
IL O'clock. A. NJ. arrive
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NM OULD inform his friends and customers
Wv generally, shat he has for sale at his Store
No. 9OI Thames street, good assortment Of
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~ LII TOT IHt ucCOl pUaIIOn OF The pubic gen.
IN orally, HORSES AND CARRIAGES o
every description, to let, on the most reasonable
terms at their Livery Stables, at the Bevue House
on the Ill., and on the wharf next south of Jonn J.
Stlceys Store, Thames-street, Newport Il. |.
" Orders promptly attended to, and all favors
gratefully acknowledged. Passengers conveyed to
and from the Steamboats, Horses kept for any
length of time--terms liberal
NeWnort. Ian 4th ff
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THOMPSCNS
New and Valuable Patent
TRU SIS,


TUlHE subscribers are aware that there is a nun
- ber of kinds oc Trusses already before the pub
hc but from experience themselves, and from the es
timony OF others who have worn them, they Were IN
duced to believe that Truss better adapted to me
wants of that portion Of the community that have
the misfortune to have Hernia, or Rupture, might
be made andbythe help ola kind Providence they be-
lieve that they have been enabled to in, ~. Truss
preferable to any other nov known. Ii is decidedly
the safest and easiest TO wear, and is baner
against the escape Of the vscera without IN the least
degree cndangerng the adjacent spermatc cord
From the credit that they have already gained in the
last year. where they have been used, and from the
certificates of numbers who have been cured by
wearing them, ard from the recommendations of
Surgeons and Physicians who have seen them. aud
the general appreciation that the Truss has received
wherever has heen used and examined the subscr-
bers can. with confidence, offer them to an enight-
cned public, fully believing that all that is necessary
loi them in all places where they offered
for sale, that appreciation they merit, is their
Six days is sufficient 10 satisfy any person of their
superiorlty-and that time will be allowed to every
ono who buys a Truss, TO return it if he choose.
Persons at distance obtain Truss TO fit by
sending the number off and inches they measure
round and Oh which side the Truss is TO be applied.
The subscribers have in their possession a large
number Of Certificates in relation to the merits and
superiority of their Truss, which are believed 10 be
sufficient to carry conviction to the mind of the most
incredulOus They subjoin a few only
THOMPSON Il WADSWORTH,
Brattleborough Vermont. Sept. 1886,
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DE IN TIS s r r Y,

N GOURAUD, NJ. D., SURGEON DEN
dies and Gentlemen Of Newport and its vicinity.
that he has returned from his tour down East to his
old stand at Madame F. PERRO'S in Farewell ST.,
near the Liberty Tree. where he will be happy to
give his attendance to those who may be in need Of
his skill in the Art Of Dentistry from the grating OF
a single tooth 10 complete se;t, with all the improve
ments Of the age, ACCOMPANIED with upwards OF
On v,ars nr,ctice The ease and comfort experien
ced hy ali ais patients during his perform ,nce', .
the best recomme nda,ion he can offer to those tne
bad state Of whose Teeth require some attenuon.- N
Porcelain. or Mineral Teeth inserted as usual H0"
"a to - each gold plate extra
March 18th
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TUOMSONIAN
INEIRMARY.

THNTIE Subscriber, having been for more than two
n years, in constant and successful practice. now
floers hls services to the public Botanic Physic-
iaR.-Ile would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of Newport and the adjoining towns that he has re-
Gently removed from the of Broad u Collins
streets the more commodOus house at the corner
Of Sprng& Mll-streets, (for the better accommoda-
ION OF his numerous patients, which daily calling
upon him where he will administer the Pure Ihon'-
soUian Medicines such may favor him with their
patronage. No pains will be spared TO render the
patients comfortable and to restore them TO health.
Situate in one OF the most healthy places in our
land the subscriber hattcrs himself tia, tne advanta-
ges of this In6rmary surpassed by few institu-
tons of the kind in this country. To his former
friends and patrons he tenders his most hearty thanks
and should they stand in need of his services, he Is
ready 10 administer to them such remedies the God
of Nature has SO bountifuly scattered our fields
This InfrInary will be conductedunder the imme
diate patronage of DR. SAMUE THOMSON.
ThOmson's ne,o guide TO health
RObeason's Lectures
And n general asso rtment OF
THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale at the lnfr-
mary. c. GARDNER.
Ttrms.-S3 for course of medicine
$3.50 per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is now in readiness for
those who wish to take it.
October Goth, 1886.
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noARpERs WANTED.

n ssv, steady boarders can be vel aceommods
a ted on application to the Subscriber. at her
esidenco in Th1mes-strset. MS tDDf.
Ian lfh NJ
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CERTIFICATES.

Mr.. Isaac Thompson, Sir-IIaving had occasion
during many years, 10 Trusses for Hernias, for
my patients aud for myself, am satisfied by exam.
ining and using yours, with Conical application, sc.
cured as it is by an ingenious Spring and Lock, is
both easier TO the wearer, and more likely to effect
permanent cures, than any other patent or other
kind with which have ever been acquainted, and
wish you sir, and all those who need Trusses all the
success in the use of yours, which their excellent
construction is calculated to effect.
CYRUS WASHBURN, NJ. ID.
Vernon, December, 1886,
Mr., Thompson. Sir have not forgot my prom
Sc | made youwhen bought the Truss that if il
did effect a cure | would send YOU certificate.
Now sir, have the satisfaction in being able to send
you statement. la the month of March my Hernia
became so bad was unaoe to labor. Feeling some
alarmed about my situation, went up to keene to
see il DIR. Twlchel could do any thing TO help me.
On making my case known to him, he advised me to
go 10 BraItleboro and get Of 1hOmpson's Truss
es-said twas the best he knew OF, and thought |
should receive immediate relief by wearing II. !
made the application in March, and wore the Truss
aboul eight weeks. On examining, | was satisfied
that was cured but the truss being easy to
keptit about four weeks longer, then took ii of,
and have had no occasion to wear IL since.
Respectfully yours, WILLIAM CARLTON.
Winchester, n. n, September, 1886.
hereby certify that on commencing haying this
season, | was afflicted with Hernia, which became
81 nllnlul uldt was fuN "oth' "PP''SN
one of rhonpsou's Trusses, with which was ena-
bled to labor daily, and found no more inconyen-
isnce in wearing it than in wearing my stockings.
In three weeks was perfectly cured, laid aside the
Truss, and have had no recurrence of Hernia since.
Brattleboro, Aug, lStS. GEO. a, HALE.
Mr.. Thompson, Sir-The trusses bsgin to go well,
having sold five. You say in your note by Mr..
Lewis that have no objection you wish to make
use OF my name in your bills advertisements
Now. sir, as far As it Is OF use you have It, Hayin
tired several ullsses Of various kns, fonnd re-
lief. But pn,ting Of yours the first OF April
last in four weeks entirely cured and have not
had occasion to any since; and do not hess
tate to say that in my OF lnion hcy will be the bles-
sing OF God effect permanent cure.
Greenfield, September, 1886.
Sold by
DIR. X. II. HAZARD,
Agent for Newport,
At the sign OF the GOLDEN MORTAR, near
the Court House.
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SHnf1n lbs. good Cooking Butter. ms, 70.
~VNV ceivcd and offered at Sir Po,,S,
for One Dollar. by
Apps SHEFFIELD ksrtI
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ar Persons having unsettled accounts with the
former concern Of VIM. c. COZZENS g. Co. are
earnestly requested to bring them in for settlement
Feb. s.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For tho Newport * Boston. Mail Stage.
zssR

vA-FALL RIVER & TAUNTON.
Fare TO Boston, 81.
4 stage will leave Newport every morning Sun.
"a days excepted. ai7i O'clock 4. NJ, arrive in
Fail River at lO4 An
in Taunton. l p NJ.
in Boston, at 81 P. II.
Returning. Stage will leave Boston every morn.
Ing, Sundays excepted at past O'Clock A. NJ; in
Taunton, at O'Clock, p NJ.
" in Fail River, at 4 o'clock
IN Newport, at O'Clock.
stage book at Townsend's, & Hassard's Hotels
in Newport.
The stage will leave Townsend's a, "A & Has.
sards att j.
Stage books at Barker's Marlborough Hotel. Bos,.
This Stage is connected with the New.Bedrord
stage at Fall Ryer-Leaves Fall-River 10 ] O'Clock
every day, Sundays excepted, arrive in New Bedford
at past II o'clock.
Leaves every day, Sundays excepted, at | ! o'clk,
arrives n New-Bedford at 81 oclock.-Returning
leaves New Bedford every day SUNDAYS excepted
at o'clock A. VI. and arrives in Fall River at 10 A. NJ
and at p. NJ. 3o'clock p. NJ
Stage Books, at Coles & Dla6es Hotels New
Bedford.
~ Passengers wishing to go to New Bedford are
informed that they can by this stage. leave Newport
IN the morning, and return early the same evening,
and have half an hour leisure time in New Bedford
stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays ex-
cepted at past O'Clock p: m, for Swansey, War.
rem, a. Brstol-Retnrning. leaves Bristolevery day,
Sundays excepted, at o'clock a: M, and Warren at
. a. m ana arrive ~ Fall River at 10 4o' clock a mi:
A stage leaves Fall River every day- SUNDAYS ex
cepted. for Providence, leaves Fail River at 10 o.
Ock, arrives in Providence u. Returning, leaves
Providence every day at 10 O'Clock M arrives in
Fall River l p. m.
Passengers wishing to go TO Fall River, can have
hours IN Fall River, and return the same evening.
u Extra Coaches furnished at all times & on
reasonable terms.
= Al baggage and small parcels at the risk Of
the owners thereof. r. d. KINSLEY, Agent.
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JUST RECEIVED.
And for sale at Wholesale or Retail by
JAS. r. NEWTON & CS.

EAbags Java csfee, 25 do parched do
SSv 25 quarter boxes raisns, 10000 Spanish Sc
gars 90 bags shot, 70 DO Lagura coffee. 10 uerees
ric, 400 loaves sugar, % boxes brown sugar, 40
baskets champagne 20 chests souchoug tea, 20 b6ls
gin (Curtis,) do alco lol, 5000 Principe segars,
70 boxes plug tobacco, 10 chests gunpowder tea,
cases canis,ers do, boxes white Havana sugar,
100 dcmyons, 20 chests yonng hyson tea, 80 kegs
lard, 1000 lbs. dried apples, 80 boxes brown soap,
10 do colored and white do, 30 jars Maccabo smut,
bbls. smoking tobacco, 100 drums Sul;ana rasins'
20 boxes ciuou, cases prunes in fancy boxes,
80 boxes pipes 10 do lemons, 10 do oranges 10 bags
peanuts 20 drums figs, Obs. Cayenne pepper,
90 hams, bbls. Newark cider, 20 boxes starch,
90 dozen mats, IL do brooms, IL bbls. crackers,
100 casks raisns 80 hall boxes do 10000 half Span
sh segars, CasIile soap, French wanuts, almonds,
corks, essence rose, mustard, &c. &c. NJ. y.
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rOCT0R THcNIPsCN.

A .spply Of THoMPsoN'S celebrated Eys
"a Water and Tooth ache drops,-I.ee's Pills
Buffers Vegetable Indian SrecI6c FOR Coughs
Colds. Consumption. &c Doctor Rush's and Jew
Us Pills for Dyspepsa, Jsundice diseases the Q
Liver sc. ARdfor sale by R.R. HAZARD.
At tis sigH Of ths
GOLDEN MORTAR, N-rpe-r. RI
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OLIVER c. TURNER, q VIM. c. TURNER
UUAVE established themselves as 'Apothecaries
n II and Druggists, opposite iTownsends Hotel in
Newport on Thames.street, under the firm of o. c.
TURNER Il Co; and will be pleased to attend to
all calls aud orders in their line OF business.
DOCr o. e. TURNER, will attend to such
calls he may receive in the several departments Of
Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery.
Newport, June H. 1336.-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
V1HE Subscribers having been appointed by the
IL Cour, OF Probate, for the town Of Newport
Administrators on the Estate OF GEORGE :
HAZARD, late of Newport deceased, aud having
given bond according to law, request all persons
having demands against said Estate to present them
for settlement, and those indebted TO make imme
diate payment
Russell CLARKE, Administrator.
Newport, Jany. 25th.
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WM. B. & y. =. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILOPs.
No. 40 THAMES STREur

Ed pESPECTFULLY inform their r,;0,.. 49,,
- u the public generally. tha, thew nave rsc.;x "a
from Boston, A Full, AND FASHION SRv n,
ASSORTMENT Of Pilot-Clo,hs. Lion Skns No
hairs, Flusbings. Kerseys, Broadco,hs Cass;mo-cs
Sa,'inets, aud Ves''ngs which they will make M 10
order in the best manuer. Up '"
ALSO. Hosiery Gloves, Suspendcrs. udkf.
Comioriers, Croyats, Stocks, Bosoms. Cou,rs ,nd
every other article usually found in en-, an .,s,,,h
men,, a, prices which cannot fail 10 sui, 49, .ho
fooldisposed 10 pa,ronse them. ""'
Cutting particularly attended to-
comple'e assortment Of READY MAIZE
CLOTHING. constantly on hand. and IN, .sl. :.
sheip can be bought at any other store in he.,a,e
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30

the people look forward 80.
dence to its progressive ;nn. mn eoai.
until the rudiments Of u,eFs, y1.sneat,
edge, ike the sunshine, shall !. aeo.l.
all who do not choose the sh.ss We =
provisions made by compact ~, =, |
United States, for the maint.c, ,.a .:
primary schools, are more o. 1900
liable according to the situ,t;as - y.
|quality Of the land assigned !or ~. g
pose. In this township, fco... .: Pr
one whole section and some f ,...;
parts, amounting to two Or thrr. .,s'l !
i amounts to 81, 600, from vh;.s
!. income Of l2 per cent arises. ,,,,;. g
!. ole 70 the support Of primary ,e ST.
IN the township. Other townships s. !.
the county have fund of th,.. :. .I $
six thousand dollars, but the n,.h. lua
average through the State, We b,,s s, nas
the means Of now ascertain;n,. II, ~ y
It more or less, we yield with 7, n, :. 9
to the conviction that if proDerIr :.
tered by q wise and parental sy,t.r ~ Z
legislation, it will be the mean. IN, 4 -; :
pensing incalculable benefits i ,h /. I :
sing generation. [Lacon Herald.
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afable, mild and unobtrusive in his
manners, he enjoyed the respect and
esteem Of 4 numerous circle ofacquain-
tances, whose grief at his melancholy
decease will be sincere and poignant.
Bait Chron.
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DECISIVE BATTLE-ATTAcK ON ST.
CHARLEs--THE RoYALIsTs DEFEAT
ED AND DISPERSED.

An intelligent gentleman who left
Swanton last night, arrived in thenorth-
ern stage this morning, brings US infor-
nation of decisive engagement be-
tween the patriotsand loyalists on Sat
urday night Our informant, Mr.. San
born, of Plattsburgh. says that an ex-
press arrived at Swanton last night, at
is o'block, bringing dispatches from
Mr.. Brown at st. Charles, dated II o.
clock, A. NJ. on Monday, giving
particular account Of the engagement.
Mr.. Sanborn says he saw the letter,
heard it read, and was present at the
examination Of the messenger who
brought it. There can be no mistake.
The following letterfral nh|iging cor
respondent, MIR. Whit at st.
Adams, embodies the facfsy |antial-
iy as we gather them from our infor-
tnant. We therefore adopt it for the
present occasion.
"Dear Sir-The glorious news has
just arrived here which may be impli-
city credited, that on the evening Of
the 25th inst. the regular and volunteer
British forces, 1900 strong, made an
unexpected assault upon the fort at st.
Charles, about IS miles from Montre-
al. The assaultwas urged and resisted
with the greatest obstinacy and most
determined resolution on both sides
until near morning, when the British
were suddenly attacked in the rear by
about 1000 patriots from st. Matthias,
IA miles distant, who, hearing the cam
nonading, reached to the rescue, and
came up just in time to save the fort
which was about being captured.
The royalists Immediately fled in
all directions into the woods with the
patriots at their heels, and will proba-
bly, be nearly all killed or taken pris-
oners, as the patriots under the orders
Of Gen. Brown had previously cut of
all means Of retreat or escape, by des-
troying the boats in the river Richie
lieu, and stationing forces in the only
places wherethey mightretreat. When
the express left St. Charles, at Z A. M.
on the 26th, the patriots were in hot
pu. rsuit. The patriots lost il, the as
sault IN the fort about 200 men in kill
ed and wounded. The loss Of the as
sailants not known. They left behind
then, two pieces Of cannon; cut DID
not burn the village o. St. Charles.
There is no doubt Of tho result; the
British forces this side Of Quebec, ars
nearly all annihilated. A spirit Of pa
triotiSm and courage IS aroused in the
French population SO much despised,
aud 50 tauntingly stigmatised a. cow
ards, which viii shortly take yep-
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geance upon their oPpressors for the
slavery Of nearly a century. It Is said
that there is scarcely : royalist in the
whole French population. The women
are engaged in making ball cartridge,
and are as enthusiastic as their hus-
bands and brothers. Many ofthem in
advance of the British forces, threw
into the river all their furniture and
provisions that they could not carry,
and set FIRE to, and abandoned their
houses, rather than they should fall in
Ito the hands of the enemy.
An express has arrived, requesting
that the steamboats, be semitic ST. Johns
Immediately. The inhabitants were
leaving Montreal, and the banks at that
place and Quebec are forwarding their
specie to the States.
Commandant Brown, in his letter
'says-ssthe troops are flying in all di-
|rections-the patriots in hot pursuit,
and it is hardly possible that single
soldier shall return to Montreal"
From the Office Of the Burlington
Sentinel Of the e9th nltimo.
In the letter from Gen Brown to DR..
Cote at Swanton. the plan for future
operations Of the patriots was, for the
troops under the command Of DR.. Cote
to march Immediately for Montreal in
case the patriots were victorious at St
Charles, and the probability is that
Montreal, if not already, will, within
As hours, fall into the hands Of the pa
triots.
The mail from Stanstead to Sher-
broke was intercepted, and taken on
Monday by the patriot picket guard.
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So 49, (foiiIal cIfSbe ana = II III.

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aise anu nv s"ns,. lrh.a -. ;n,.i..h,. "a
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~ VINO ise' =. .s';..;e, .;vs. ,h. = t Va,
IN 49,. r. - ;,,dssd ,hs cheanes, nubl;.
.a.;a. =; ,hi Ir,;..a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., il line void.
O"r ,a.;.;a, ;, .hs ...s of Goyernmest enable, u
- 49,. !. s. y, lo,v rate. W. ~ eowpeHsa
70 nmbl;,h ,le proceednss in detail, for our daily
paper. This done. il requires, comparatively, but
an. II ,dd;t;onal EXPENSE 10 change them 70 tho
'al. ~. Gn..si;..,,.i C,ohs IA Ann.,a;,.
wy g. 80. ,c.. ". sauld n,
.s..h,:sn g.. ca. ,;a,.. ~. an. ch,r..d
Tsn" E sus .s Co.. ;. ro.ds ~ AZ Il.
~ go. ...,a h,... 80 Can,,..
...n -. - che n,smber. coudsn.ed. n,
s -. $500. ~ ;,,,ro,,,n, cn;.c,s s;,en Il
~. "a. ID. .r,.,I ~. =, sixteen
puons.'s Gu w.o.v' -. ''''' ''f''
loy ", 4uassu pass ~. .n..ch.. At ne
. ~. :, I'm length written gu, by themselves
M !. - tho satne form NJ tho Congnaion.
car - nren.red. Usually there are more numbers
printed for 4 session than there are weeks ~ IT..
Each Of these works is complete in itsslf 2"
Il 4 ds,r.ble far every subscriber 10 have boh
cause. n there should be any ambiguity in the ~
nopsis ofa speech in the Congressional Globe, g
any denial Of ts correcnes, il may BE- removed g
once, by referring TO the speech in the Appendix.
Indexes 10 both arc sent 10 subser'Des, = sSS
The la,e session Of Congress being sssy .sape.-
tant one, we printed about i've moosana ssa. -.
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JOHN WIGHT

Ss pf vs.: In Arr.cu~.x.
Before Matthias Ringer, justice If III, p,,e. q,
and within the County Of Du Buqu..
NOTICE is hereby given, That a suit il n.
IN tachmsnt has been commenced, su.i,ed !,
above, against the goods md chat,els, right ana
credits of the said defendent, an absent debtor and
that the said suit stands continued uutil tho .n,h
day Of February, 1889, at the Office Of the said iu,.
tice in the town Of Bellview, Wisconsin Tertiary.
MATTHIAS RINGER, ]. P.
Dec. 80, 1887. 2s-6,.
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STILL LATER.
SIxO,cLocx.s

The Traveller left Niagara this af-
ternoon with one hundred royal vol
uuteers, under the command Of Daniel
Nc ougajl, who was lieutanant in
the militia at the battle Of Queenstown.
,The steamer Transit is lying Of in the
hav of i oronto, with the family ofthe
Governor and the public munitions.
Z ;;,he militia are assembling at Mia
cara, Apprehc;, sion, are felt Of an
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DRUS AND MEDICINES
pAlvrse olis.

ME sub'cribsr has now on hand /. eho;e. y.
sort,nsnt Of fresh Drugs, Medicines. P.;,,.
Oils, Glass, DC. all ofwhich he will sell :, ,sda'
ced prices. T. MASON vua'
Do Buque. Dec. 80, 1896, 2s-,f, o"'
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-12-30
Notice.

NAME to the farm of James M,Cabe, liyjnr
~ near Carlport, in Du Buqus county, Cd The lt
Of June last, three stray Oxen. Marks-one rsa
stag FIVE years old, one pided brown with d,ooped
horns, five years old, one red aud white spotted
steer, blind Of the left eye, i've years old. Any
person owning said cattle can have them byproyias
prfpe1iy al <As.ss'; -, $ J, -. Q.
|Carlposty Ne. %, 1897. s2s-sf q q 4