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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-26

The J. w. RICHMOND made her last trip
10 New York, for the season, on Monday
afternoon. The Directors, in a notice an
nouncing her Withdrawal, say -" They
have run the boat regularly during the sea-
son, at their reduced rate, and would con-
tinue So 10 do-bnt the season has arrived
when the travel is very much diminished,
and the Inconvenience to the public will be
small. The machinery having been much
used, requires adjustment in some parts
where the friction is greatest, and the win
ter season, when the navigation might at
any moment he stopped by the ice, is consid-
cred the most convenient time to make all
repairs to the engine and boat. Until fur
ther notice the boat will, therefore, cease to
run, after which her regular course will be
resumed, as it is hoped, with the approba-
tion of the public"
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PILES,
DROPSY, SWELLINGS,
.yy gnPE,S RISEYyHA a 7'JSN


All SORES, RHEUMA 7ISM.
UT is absolutely a,ser,cd on the most positive
III proof that The above complaints are arrested
and cured by tie timely use Of Hay. Lnip'snt. II
is impossible TO find room in this poper 10 present
those proofs which ure conclusive and conv viDciDg.
They may be seen at length us below. ,..
The true aricle has splendid engraved wrapper
with agents aud pIopreior's name. Call at
Fletcher srect near Maiden Lane. one door below
Penrl-street, where the article Is sold
SOLOMON HAYse.
FLORENCE, Ala. Sept 9Th, Is:,S.
ger tlcman oie highest standing IN this town, who
has been dreadfnly afflicted with he Blind Piles for
the last 26 years called upon me and freely coiies-
.ed 10 me his situation. Alter describing the sever
iiy Of the complaint, he remarked he had MOI been
so N for 20 years past as sas at that monent.
lie had u,ed one bo tie ouy Of Hays IInIn'ent. To
,,,e his own words e said " the " hole human fam
ily. who were Ihus afflicted, ought 10 bc made uc-
anainicd with this medicine" ~
Signed, X. l.. BLIss.
The original letter may be seen where tho article
10 sold, No. z Fleicl,ers, nov. ~.
Sold in Newport by r. J. TAYLOR.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
COURT Of PROBaTE, Nerport, Ore. Is. Iss1

COURT Of PROB7TE, Newport, Dte. l.. 1888
A n Instrument in Writing. dated the 18th da,
"A Of October. 1885, and Codicil thereto, dated
the 81 December, 1899, pDrpor'ing 10 be the Las
VIII and Testament and Codicil thereto, of II
LIZABETH N. BANIsTER, late of Newport
dec. was presented TO this Court for Probate anc
Letters Testamcniary thereon;
II is ordered, That the same he received. and the
consideration thereof referred TO q Court Of Probate
10 be holden at the State House in Newport on the
first Monday in January next, at o'clock A. ~, and
that previous notice be given. by publishing copy
Of this order three several times in the Rhode Isfond
Reppbiiean, Newport Mercury, and Herald Of tho
Times, for all persons interested in said Estate, "a
appear at said time and place, If they cause and
be heard.
A True Copy ;-Wiiness,
Dec. 10. II. B. ROWLAND, Prob. OK.
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WHALE SHIPS.

Touched at Talcahuana, Augns, 9;h, ship Con
situticn. Clifford ofihis port With 500 bbls sperm
and 400 wh oil; and sailed ngain 9th for s. coasi
Of Chill.
Sealing schooner Sailors Return, Of this port
(before reported) wrecked On Banks OF Cape 81
Roaue Oct. II. was a total loss, vessel and cargo
-rigging and sails only saved. The captain.
na,es and seamen have arr at Salem via Ma
ranham one Of the seamen remained at laitei
port. and others left Cape 81 Rogue by land for
Pernambuco.
Arr. al Fall River, 17th inst, brig William. iron
Western Ocean, with 400 bbis. sp. oil.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-26
the DEMOCRATS ALMANAC
AND POLITICAL REGISTER
FOR 1889.

~ONTAINING The Deciaishon Of Ineepen.
dence and the Constitution Of the United
state. with I,., Of the chief Executive and Jude
iaI Ofieer.. U. =. seusiors and Members Of Con
rre.. Governor. Of States anJ Territories, and the
time. Of holding elections. and the place sno nne o.
,re.,;n, N tho State legislatures together with the
VOTES n, President and Govofnors 0f states. and
Member. Of Congre.. IN 1895. ISL and ls5-.-
Also. a variety ef interesting matter, 'eecied rom
The .pe.cbss ard writings q the Psirischs of Do
noersey. prce I2t c>ots For sale Il
dee. 2S ~. CAti,sHtS'- Dooh-Siofe.
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From the New York Daily Express.

! ROWLAND X. MINTURN.--It is with M
common sensations, we notice the death OF
this valued and exemplary ciilzer. He had
been laboripg under bilious attack for
several days which was so severe as to sem
sibIy affect his mind On Monday, howev.
pr, lie was considered much better. but ON
| Tuesday he was worse, although the fami-
| ly were in no way alarmed. On Wednes-
day in mn alteration Of mind he jumped
from the fourth story of his house in Wash
incion Place, on 10 the pavement, md sur
yived the fall but two hours. He was the
son of the la,nenied Jonas Miniurn, whose
memory is so much cherished. 1t his
death, Rowland was hut n Stripping, and to
the astonishment of every one, he assumed
his fathers large business, and continued 10
conduct it for the past twelve or fifteen
years, with n fidelity and honor that cannot
he surpassed He had, by his ex,raordina-
ry intelligence, industry, and devotion to
business, acquired handsome property,
and credit truly enviable, His attention
and devotion of, We might almost say, his
life, to his respected mother aud family was
subject of remark by all-and more de-
voted son aud affec,ionate brother, cannot
be named His life was one of spotless in
noccnce, devoted to his family and business.
That he should be So suddenly and distress
ingly taken from his family and numerous
friends, is most painful.
The Coroner was yesterday called TO view
the body of the deceased, and last evening
an inouest was held. Two witnesses only
were called.
William Porter was called and stated tina,
about two o'clock, on "Wednesday after
noon, he was at work in yard opposite the
residence of the deceased, (29 Washington
Plsce) when he was alarmed by woman
near by crying out, " there's a man jump
( ing from the house top" Witness did not
see him jump, but went immediately and
carried him into the house he was inscn-
.ible a, the time; he jumped from the roof;
the house is 4 stories high.
/ DIR. l.. A. Beck was called to see deceas-
ed about two o'clock, on Wednesday after
noon; found him in a state Of insensibi'iiy
his skull fractured, the limbs fractured and
dislocated, and the body otherwise much
bruised and injured.
Deceased fingered till four o'clock, when
he expired-was 35 years Of age. The ju'
~ rendered verdict, "that the deceased
came to his death BY throwing himself frou
the house while in a state Of mental aber
Il ration"
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Theodore Dwight. When ac,ing rs Sec
retary of the Hartford Convention twenty
four gears ago, he regarded the people Of
this country MS he regards those If Penn
sylvania. This is federalsm-this is whig-
gery-rhis is the spirit of that party which
under Hamilton, the Adamses, Ames, Ellis
worth and others, have always opposed the
republican principle on which our govern
ment is founded"
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NOTICE.

IuyuE UNDERSIGNED takes this opportu.
u nifty 10 inform the public that he intends leav'
Ing the Town in the course ofic winter, aud requests
ali persons that have accounts against him to pre-
.sni them Immediately, and those indebted TO him by
The 25h Of this month"; OF they will be eft in other
hands for collection.
lie feels grateful for the liberal patronage besow-
ed on him IN the line Of his profession, for the last
two years, by the people of this town and on the Isl
and. and would inform them that he has general
sorirnent Of Thomsonian Medicines on hand, which
he offers si a very low price.
THE INFIRMARy, with the shop and FIX
ures, are now to let. Any good Practitioner wish.
inr for stand would do well 10 call and examine
hi. before looking any further; there is no other
Practitioner in tie town.
Newport Dec. q 1893 &. GARDNER.
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MISSING, supposed 10 have been paid AWAY
N through mistake. by the Subscribers wife, for
a one Dollar bill on "Wednesday last, one hundred
Dollar Note on The Bank Of Rhode Island IN New
port supposed to he No. 81 in whose possession
said note s ftey viii give notice TO the subscriber
or to Daniel e. Denham, so TIM the error may b.
traced and the money recovered. they shall be hand
sonieiy rewarded aud receive the thanks of
Nov. 7.-3ms ROBERT WILLIE.
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M
SHIP R NEW $.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY Dec. Goth
SchrS. Hero, Duncan, from Thomaston, and st.
Luce Gould from Lncolnville- both for n. York.
Sloops Linnaus, Horton. from Wareham for
Brookhaven.-Flora, Sowie, from New Bedford
for New York
FRIDAY, Dec 21st.
u s. Revenue Gutter Vigiant, Capt. Conner,
from cruise.
Sloops Excel, Nickerson from Chatham for Prov
dence Fame, Folgei, from Providence for Nan
ket-Independcnce Steward from New York
for Fall River.
SATURDAY, Dec. 22
Scbrs James Baker, Baker. from Providence for
Batimore.-New England Rogers from do for
Norfolk.-CrowD, Anthony. from Norfolk for Prov.
idence- Brig Snow, Thorndike 2S days from New
Orleans for.do.
SUNDAY Dec. 23d.
Brig jefferson, Watkins, from New Orleans for
New York.-Scbr. Pallas, Miller from Frankfort
Me. for New York,
MONDAY, Dec. "a.
Sloop Hero, Read, from Prov for New York
TUESDAY, Dec. 25.
Pilot boat Joseph Leggett, Johnston, from cruise
--2Gth inst. boa rded barque Marengo 65 days fm
Newcastle, for ~ York do. sch'T Oak Hill, from
wilmington " G.. for do.---Furnished both Pilots.
John w Thompson, Swede. seaman, was
knocked overheard By the main boom in jibing.
when coming into the harbor, and was lost, al
though every exeT,Ion was made 10 save him.
CLEARED.
SIoop Agent, Pr1tt. Providence.
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O. TO MASONS. IN

VE1Eba now on hand, good Assortment of
" Dexter, white lump. Dexti Join,a, Thomas
ton, and Camden LIME: Taunton Bricks and
tiles HydrauIic cement. cslcined Plss,er Of Par =
br,ek. stone and plais,sfnz uowels. &C. Al h,ct
!. offered for sale al the lowest market prices by
Dec. ~ MEEDES 4 BULL.
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M drrtc0
N~z2~S

N~(->F~T
In this Town on Sunday evening, 10Th inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. Burdick; Mr.. William G. Sherman
to Miss Lydia White, daughter of Mr.. Nicholas
White, all of this town.
On Tuesday, 9th of November, BY the Rev.
Mr.. Converse, Maj. Abraham Van Buren,, eldest
son of the President ofthc United States, to Miss
Sarah Angelica Singleton, youngest daughter of
MIR Richard Singleton, a, her fathers house, in
Sump,er district, South Carolina.
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CLEARED.
SIoop Agent, Prltt. Providence.
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Brig Confidence, Bailey, Of this port, for Mala-
ga, cleared at New York l1th inst.
Brig Gov Coddington, Cozzens, for Vera Cruz
CLEARED at New Orleans 9th inst
Az Mobile, l2th inst, sloop Trader, Easton, from
this port Cygnei, EDDY, from Apalacbicols.
Arr. at Galveston. Texas, lst inst, Schr. VOL
colt Burdick. from New York
Arr. at New Orleans, 18th inst, schr Consort
Gardiner, from Kingston, r. ].
Sailed from Elizabeth City l6,h inst schr Car
oline Souther, for this port.
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NEGLEcTING THE ANrEcEDENr.-The
Albany Journal gives the following as DR..
Morse, the geographer's account of Alba
ny, as it was some thirty years ago. 1T
contains" says the doctor, "about 1000
houses, and 5000 inhabitants all standing
with their gable ends to the street.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Dec.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Dec. II.
[Reported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot.
At market CPS Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep, and
$50 Swine.
About 1875 Beef Cattle unsold.
Prices--Beef Caule-Last weeks prices were
no, supported, and we reduce our quotations.
First quality, 7 80 81 75; second quality 10 a
81 25 third quality 25 So so.
Sheep-We quote lots at S225 2 80, 215 80 and
SO So
Swine-Lois 10 peddle we're sold at &c for Sows
and &C for BaTrows. At retail, a : lie.
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COURT )PRoBATE, NsYpori, Dec. u, 1899.

cOURTe( PROBATE, NeSporf, Dec. u, Is:'S.
A pPLICATION was made for an administrator
N TO be appointed on the esisie Of WING
spoon ER. late Of Newport. Sail Maker DEE. =
II Is ordered, that the same be receive1, and the
confederation thereof referred TO a Coun Of FRO
ha,.. 10 Be holden III the State House IN Newport.
on the hrs, Monday in January next, al O'Clock
A. NJ. and that previous notice b. gwen, By pub
l,shng copy of this order three several times, ~
the r. D. R,puiieas. that all persons interested MAJ
appear at said time and place. and BE- heard.
a True cory witness.
d. ID. nov LtND, Prote,c CLERK.
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NOTICE.-Rev. MR. BURroN will lee.
ture THIS evening, at l-2 o'clock, in
ARMoRr HALL, on the Responsibility Of the
Voter, the importance Of fair Political inqui-
ry, and the duty Of Parents in reference to
the subject. Ladies and Gentlemen are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

" VAIIIsNHAS has receftIy nIads IaFfs
w . additions. 10 his stock of Books and 5n-
,ionery. which lie odeu iou ..ls sl very low r'wss.
G AN aud see. Nov Z.
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WEIGH States.
The sofi red Welch States.
English aud American black States,
Russia Qus,-Duich Quills
Writing aud Cyphering Books.
Slate and Lead Pencils,-Ink Stands,
The best Of Writing Paper,
and general variety of
SCHOOL STATIONERY AND SCHOOL
BOOKS.
such as are in general use in this town and vicinity
for sale at as low prices, asey to be had for in
town, or State, nj
JAMES HAMM0ND's.
Dry Goods Book Store, and Circulating Library.
Dec. ~ l06 Thames-street
NOUNTRY YARN.--A nice Lot Of blue
~ mx'd and white old fashioned Stocking
YARN N,-such rs 40 many are in want Of,
l. just received. by
Nov. 7. WM. &. COZZENs Il 90.
MEATS root OIL, for sale by
IN Dee. 3. SHEFFIELD ~ BELL.
I(HARcoAL.--Soo ba.he., for sale by
~ ID. WOOD u co.
Dec. ~. Vus' Wharf
ELoUR.--IOO Barrels Cannl FLOUR, for sale
IL by y. WOOD 4 GO.
Dec. ~. Vars Wharf
EN EsTERN 900 lbs for salc
w by II. WOOD d CO.
Dec. IL. Vars Wharf
TWyHE BOSTON ACADEMY's Collection
u of Church Music, for sale low by
Dec. o. w. CALLAHAN.
DLAYING CARDS, supplied TO retailers Ut
u the lowest New York prices by
Dec. 3. w. CALLAHAN.
r..
- sale by. sHEFF!EI.D ~ BELL.
Dec. 8.
WNEsTERN FLOUR, in barrels and hal
w barrels, just received and for ,aleby
Nov. 81. suEFFiELD & BELL.
nREsENTS.-Agre great variety OF Books suit.
able for Presents, for sale nt very low prices,
Nov. 2s. at w. CALLAHAN's.
MALAGA GRAPEs.-Just received 20 Half
lH bbls White Malaga Grapes for sale low by
Nov %. SHEFFIELD & BELL.
INHEEsE.-.6C Casks superior Cheese, for sale
by sHEFFiELD & BELL.
Nov. 2s.
British Lustrc,
NOR polishing Stoves. for .aleb
wM. BROwNELL.
NUACKERAL.-4o Boxes No l a. 2, Tor sale
lU by Is. WOOD a. GO.
Dec H. Vars Wharf.
Nd NdATCHEs.--GOODi friction Matches. pui
WL up in boxes for sale by the Gross. dozen. or
single bop, by w. CALLAHAN.
Nov. 7.
uvLANK BOOKs.-A lot Of good and very
Id cheap Blank Books, received for sale by
kov.. w. CALLAHAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-26

SlfER WOODS
ElectrO-Magnctic Remedies
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES,
0fme Class Hypc,frophy, including all the Jormsef
Scrofnia, ris
Tupercular Consumption, White Swelhigs.
Dyspepsia, Scrofuous Sore Eyes,
Chronic Disease Of the Liver.
Ofihe Heart soald lIuad
Orihe Spleen. Kings Evil,
Ofthe kidnies. Leucorrhoa, } or Female
or the Spue, Chlorosis
Monorrhagia. compla int
THESE are bui different modfcaiions Of the same
disease. arising fiom The ssinc Cause, distinguished
by the slime diagnosis. dnt cnrable by the same REIN
edes. Their common cause is an Irregular uc,cn
Of the Elecro-Gayanic forces in, the system they
may oil be detected by pressure upon the sides Of
the vertbra@ and glands OF the neck which eliciis
the Elecuo.Galvanc symptoms. and they may be
cured by the Flecuo-Nagnetic remedies. The lat
ter are accompanied by eompendous medical
treatise. explaining the principles Of the discovery
upon which they are founded, aud stating the
ner in which they ate to he applied. In this work
DR. Sherwood demonstrates the fac, ,bs, every part
Of the human body, together with every particle Of
animate aud inann,aie matter, is either 10 mega
tive or positive stale Of electricity and that eveys
motion, IN all matter, whether in the largest inassrs
or in the smallest particles, IL prodnced by the Ut.
raciing and repelling forces oi This universal rri.
ciplc. The morbid action which produces disease
Of the organs limbs he proves to he occasoned By
| the undue prepoi'derncc OF one oi these forces ia
ths system aud bis remedies restore health by sub
DUNG tliis irregular action 10 an equilibrium. by
this means The very seeds Of the disease erndca.
and permanent cure effected, even in cases where
all hope Of relief from other is abandoned
The Electro Magnetic Remedies are the only pre-.
partitions applicable to this prevailing class of dis.
ense, and they never disappoint ths confidence re-.
al. "A. T..
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DteO.

In this town, on Sunday morning last, James l.
Langley, son of Capt. James l.. Langley, in the
10Th year of his age.
At Bennington, VT Hon. Isaac Tichenor, for
merly Governor, and u. s. Senator from that State
aged 81 Years.
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For the Journal.

article.
For the Journal.
All parties seem to be looking with anx-
ious solicitude for the next session of the
Rhode Island Legislature, as to what will
be done relative to the License LAW. As II
now stands, any one can he allowed to sell
liquor in any quantity, provided, he can OBJ
tain permission from the town wherein he
resides, aud proposes to sell. The friends
of Temperance are hoping (of course) tor
restrictions to be placed upon the rum trade,
&c; so likewise are the dealers IN liquors
wishing for the contrary. Therefore, the
General Assembly have an important WORK
to perform that all may be contenied tins
however, it will be impossible To do 4; there.
fore, uuder existing circumstances, would
it not be The most judicious course, to refuse
to egislate upon the matter For Leglsla-
ton upon such cause, Injuries rather than
improves for people will not be driven to
a thing by means which they do not like
II is persuntion and not compulsion thai
will accomplish a deed. A man will not
remain silent about matter which to him
does not seem good; rebellion is his nature
ana no mater WueIt, w u""'' """' y"
cuinsiances, he will revolt if it does not con-
form to lis preconcewed idea. To legislate
upon the cause of Temperance, according
to my view of the matter, is like throwing
sulphur upon house in flames. 1t only
serves to quicken and create more and
stronger opposition and every friend OF
the cause knows that there has already
been by far too much F; there has been too
many hot hendcd, ovcrbearing men in the
field, too many zealots moving step too
far; and until a remedy can be found for
this, this noble cause cannot prosper as II
should. Gentle, persuasive measures, will
do more good than all compulsion. Do
not the friends of temperance think it advi-
sable not to push for Legislation upon the
matter MODERATION.
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MELANCHOLY OccURREScE.-A melan-
choly and fatal affair took place in Little
Compton, R. ]. yesterday.
Mr.. Abraham Simmons, who for some
time passed has been deranged, being more
noisy than usual in his chamber yesterday
morning, at about 3 o'clock, his brother,
Mr.. Louis Simmons, went into the chamber
for the purpose Of quieiing him, when the
former fired upon his brother with pistol
and sho, him dead on the spot. In the
midst of the confusion which ensued, Abra-
ham Jumped out at the chamber window
and cleared. He was taken about noon
yesterday by Col. Sisson in this place and
secured in one Of the cells, to he delivered
up to the Rhode-Isiand authorities. A
loaded pistol, quantity, of buck shot, pow.
der aud jack knife were found about him
and taken away. lie will no doubt be
confined in some secure place to prevent
further injury from hi,n-which 10 al that
can legally lie done with him IN bis pre-
en-, drranged situation.
Fail Rirsr Monitor
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COURT5 PROBATE, Eewport, Dee 3, ls''s
TNII first Administration account on the estate
- ofGREEN BURROUGHS, late Of New.
port, decd. was presented for allowance his or
dered tina, the same be received and the eonndera-
ton thereof be referred TO Court -f Probate, 10 be
holden at the State House in Newport, on the fret
Monday in January next. at O'Clock a. NJ, and
,ha, pfeyiops notice he given by publishing copy Of
this order three several times IN the ". Repnbeon,
ths, al persons interested may appear ai said time
and place, aud be heard,
A True copy wines,
u. u. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk
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NOTICE.

EDE's ODORIFEROUs COMPOUND
IL or Persian Sweet Bag fresh supply Of tb,
above elegant article, for sale by
Dec. 26 X. j. TAYLOR.
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THE LICENSE QUEsT,oN.-A writer in
the Providence Journal offers some opin-
ions on this question, which appears to
US deserving of attention. We copy the
article.
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VNANTED-A Journeynan. and four Girl
w TO work in Cigar MaDuiactory. Goo
wages WIN be given, Apply at No. ~ Thamcs-st.
Two Doors south ofMarket Square.
Dec. 10, THOMAS n. ROWLAND.
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November 9Th.
JAMES HAMMOND
has just received. further supply Of
Rich Dark Winter Prints.
Elegant black lace Veils---Black Silk Fringe,
French and English Msrinos,
Winter Bonnet Ribbons, new style;
Table Covers, Apron Lnen,
Booking, Cashmere Crsvats,
Ribbed Merino Hose,
Shecting and Shiring Cotton,
Fancy Cravats. lndin Rubber Suspendcrs.