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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-19
WAPOR BAT1S ,
Ned,cated or otherwise


Corner of Spring and Touro streets, Newport, r. l.
Their use, = says Andrew Combe, NJ. D.; Eel
low ofihe Royal College ofPhysicians of Edinburg,
;, is attended by the very best effects, particularly
in chronic ailments, and there can be no question
that their action is chiefly on the skin, aud through
its medium on the nervous system As means
Of determining 10 the surface, promoting cutan-
eous cIhalaiop and equaliZing the circulation,
they ore second to no remedy now in use and
consequently, in a variety Of affections which the
encouragement of the processes IS calculated 10
relieve, they may be employed with every prospect
OF advantage. The prevalent fear Of catching
cold, which deters many from using the vapour-
bath, even more than from warm bathing, is found
d on false analogy between its effects and those
Of profuse perspiration from exercise or illness.
The latter weakens the body, and by diminishing
the power Of reaction, renders 1t susceptible OF in
Jury from sudden changes OF temperature. But
the effect of the vapor bath properly administered
is very different When not too warm or too
ong continued, 1t increases instead of exhausting
the strength, and, by exciting the vital action of
the skin, gives rise 10 power Of reaction which
enables il 10 resist cold better than before, This
have heard many patients remark end the fact is
well exemplfed in Russia and the north of Europe,
where, in the depth of winter, II is not uncommon
for the natives 10 rush out of a vaporbath and
roll themselves in the snow, and be refreshed by
doing so; whereas, were they to attempt such a
practice after severe perspiratlon from exercise
they would inevitably suffer. II is the previous
stimulus given TO the skin by the vapor- bath which
is the real safeguard against the coldness of the
snow.
The vapor-bath is thus calculated to be extern
sve useful, both as a preServative and as a rem
edial agent. Many cold and many rheumatic
attack arising from checked perspiraton or long
exposure TO the weather might be nipped in the
bud by its timely use In chronic affections not
only ofthe skin ITSELF but of the internal organs
with which the skin sympathizes most closely, as
tion of the vaporb is productive of great relief
Even in chronic pulmonary complaints, it is, ac-
cording to the continental physicians not only safe
but very serviceabe particularly in those affec-
tions Of the mucous membrane which resemble
in so many Of their symptoms.
NJA general assortment Of THOMSONlAN
MEDICINES may be obtained ss above.
Aug. 29th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-19

NuATCHEs.--COoD friction Matches, pa,
Ivu up ia ao,s. for ,rls By ,se Gros, dcsen, or
single be'.hy W. CAI'A"As'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-19

Agents in the city Vi Providence, are
John shaw, 70, North Main st. 4; NJ. Robinson, 70
Westminster ST. Wyllis Ames. lI5. High ST. Ste
pben Martin, 3S5, NorthAiain St Wm. q. Crump,
/ Market Square. Noel Malh .wson. los South
Nam ST.;
The following are the Sub Agents for the State Of
Rhode Island. ...r .t...... ...r
Pawtucke --James L, Benedict; iCovcn,ry-John
Z. Harris; kiugs,on-Airs. Mary lngrahaln Clio
cesier-D. &, Tourtelo, " Co. do. Remington &
Ellis DO. Charles Green !; las, Gresawich-- -Thom.
as Bateman (; do George 5. Gardner Ciayvile
Comb Manuy Con. :. Daper Scituate-Jo.
seph W. Warner. Do Manufae tuIers Co. Store.
DO Harley Fish; Nutick-Ohver Baker Olney,ilc
john Waterman; Buui, ,ll.-RlchsrJtO tOney /;
Valley y-Falls a. Babcock Sl,iersyle-P -Pcudh ion
n Marvel Albion-MaSon Crane ~ Co. rawtux.
eta. w. Potter. Warwlck-B. w. Vaughn -
DO. Thompson n Avery DO. Amos Fish DO. y
mos Stone X Co W Ickiord-R. v. Rey nolds
South Kingston sylvester Robinson Richmond
WIN. Reynolds; Charesion-W. A tioxsie /;
Greeusille--E. n, Smith Jobnson-(near Centre
Mhls) G q. Arnold North Proyidsnce-A. lions,
jr. Lonsda,e-P. =. Clark Genital fuiis--k.
Smith; Mansyiljs--A Mason: Cumberland Hill
q. Cook Bernon Villages. Arnold Crans,oa--
]. X. Potter; Wonsocke,-y. h. W slker; Pascoag
yiIlage--D. L. Shumway; Ilairissilie--D. ). Mo
rey Little Comrton-Church & Brownell 1n-
seabory; do. 4 corners Olive,
Hicks; Dr,sioI--yohn Gladdng Wmren-s. a.
Driscoll; Cenirey le--N anSick Manufacturing Co.
u. BRANDRETH, ". II.
.r. I. lr.r Il SCI Brcsd~sr. Nes YcfS
n.a
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L..

COAL.
DtkSoNs wishing 10 supply themselve. with
ihs best quality Coal. for Crates can be fur.
aished with any qusnty nv leaving their order, .,
the store Of
n. WOOD 4 CO.. y,u whsr
jane -
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moves
JEFFERSON ACADEMY.

SPANISH o
LIST. BOOKS, sla es, paper, &c. charged separately
End. A month once begun, to be paid in FULL
3rd. No deduction for absence nor for holidays:
4th. Payments to be made regularly every month.
School hours from l-2 to O'Clock, except Thurs
DAVIS sep27
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FUN TT n M
81 The A superior fast sailing ship AREA
,tfrf> TUs, Captain Snow, will meet with imnedi-
AAlE. ate despatch. For passage only, having very
handsome accommodations, apply to
LEVI II. GALE,
d7 SO Common st
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GoaStW1se.

FOR NEW YORK -HnL NES' LINE.
REGULAR Packet for l2h December.
III THE ship ARKANSAS, +. 5 Dennis, Mas
,tl5sSSA ter, is now loading and will sail as above.
z1ALE For freight passage apply on board, first
Tier below the Vegetable Market, or to
ii AMES,
daft d" Camp st
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.
FOR HANRt,,

Fl Tho 4 fast sailing sh' p DEuCALloN
,G@:fA Capt Iiower. will have imh'date teStatch
10y for freight Of 20h bales, or passage apply To
5 T. J + WnlTNEY,
dlO 10 Camp st
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TUX L FIlFIOII.
III, The 1 and fast sailing ship MO-
ErM HAWK, Capt. Thing. requires 800 bales cot
AAE. ton to fill up and will receive immediate dcs-
patch. For terms, apply to l. II GALE,
dc Oh Common
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"a FOR IAVRE- Passage only-'rhe Al
,arTfe and fast ship RAMBLER, Captain Baxter, will
-A-sE ha We despatch for passage having hand somc
uccomm odations, apply 10
de o L II GALE, 70 Common street
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"a, FOR HAVRE.-rhe 4 last sailing ship
IM GLASGOW, will have immediate despatch.
10y. For passage only apply to
Il z WHITNEY,
II ltanln s
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For t;REENOCK.

II The we'll known ship MARS, regu-
,IrfN lar trader, hssing nearly all her cargo enSa-
zA ged, will have early despatch. For freight or
passage, having most comfortable cabin, apply on
10 ard, o HOLMES a. MILLS,
dS Bank Place
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EDR LIN ERPllll

Fl The A fast sailing ship NORM IN, J. +.
,TYN Wood, Master, will have immediate des-
1SAE- patc for freight of 200 bales tf cotton, or
passage, apply to 5. ii. J. +. WHITNEY.
IecIO Camp st.
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FOR CHARLESTON.
Fl The A fast sailing brig LANCET, ].
,IFfe CLARK, master, having two thirds of her
zxa..E- go engaged, will have immediate despstch
for balance OF freight. or passage, apply to
ZIP WHITNEY.
dc % Camp st
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FUR MISUNDERSTANDING Trader
,E The A and very fast sailing packet ship
rErFA ROCHESTER,, Chas Owen, Will positively
.lAlA.Agg. sail Saturday next and iake $50
bales cotton and ace ommGlate three cabin pas
sengers ifimmedatc application he made to
LEVI II GALE,
nOy29 % Common st
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lin
between Perii Union nmlO "
n oning Pavilion, g
G FmIar the
= ADMISIo DCem.C nnandS hal price Dec s.
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HI. X. 81 n. Id. wcO2nssp,
ORLEANS LtrrzoeRApxzxc OFFICE

ORLEANS LITIoGRAPE7xC OFFICE
No. 53 Magazine lrtet. opposite ibanks' Arcade,
ESTABLISHED for the execution of maps, plans
EL and drawings, merchants circulars, business and
address cards of every description funeral circulars
deep mourning paper, apohecary and druggists labels;
bank checks dray receipts, printed and in
acheap aud expeditions style; i by the ,opre!o,r
NIB Bank Notes Mt, 'lv executed. MA
ENCYCLOPEDIAS! DICTIONARIES!
Et.S Cyclopaedu, AZ vols, Ednburg Encyclo-
IN pacdn, IS vols,
Penny Cyciopaedia, vol llth Encyclopedia Amer
icnnn, l3 vols.
Penny Magazine for 1887;
GortOn's l5iogral ,hca Dictionary, 3vOls;
Walkers Dictionary, vol. Boyer's Dictionary,
vol,
Westcrs do | vol. johnson & Walkers
Newman Il Bnrrett's Dictionary, . vols
John.on's Dictionary, vols; bster's Dictona
Bover's Dictionary, . vols;
sale hy WM McKEAN,
dh cor Camp and Common St
NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-Waters and
Hllman.
No. 80 Noreau (near the PuntclaftrRn Raj, Road,)
Prot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
SagaR, Butter, Midiord and Water Crackers.
All shs above articles are warranted to be of the
fist quality, aud 10 keep in any climate, being
ssmpletely kiln dried.
Aso,-Kiln dried corn meal. ..
Orders left al G. w. Pr chard and Tagart, Jr
corner Magazine and Poydras streets, will receive
prompt attention. Small kegs put up expressly for
family use. l5nov
EUST received lat the Louisiana Furniture Ware
- Rooms, So Bienvlle street, 200 Maple and Cherry
Bedsteads; first rate article. Also, good a-sort
ment Of Napb, Walnut, and Painted Chairs which
will BIZ sold for the low est cash prices ,r
w X CARNEfS
jy7 81 Bianvie street
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FOR H,tVI}t

FOR HAWKE.
Ii The A | and fast sailing ship Malta
}IFM KEESEr, Capt. Spragur, having the great-
10y, est part of her cargo on board, can 1870 to 300
bales cotton. For terms, having very handsome
commodatons, apply to L. n GALE,
ilec3 81 Common ST
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VA&NIsHE.s,
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.

teUARDs &, SCANfLiNG-i5 NJ fest seasoned
ID White Pine Boards; p VI feet Hemleck $, ant
ling, landing troia ser CasslnS, near Eevee Rr-a- and
Tor sale by . NJ p WHITNEY,
d6 q Camp ST
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FRANKLIN INFIRMARY

FENIIE public are re reetuy informed fiat nis inst,
tuition is erected on The nqsl impro7hd plan, ard
am AIRY a a' " s ADJ aHs s" I'm T ssa
sippi.
The building is large a mo- coriiiii ifIapss divided
'h'n almrneirs Tor kst1g seiarate dheres eiasses'
The ihst,,u,on is suppl with lie j,,- skiAJ lid
attentive male aud te'iIne muse uni speaking the va
rous lnohern languages.
Private rooms he had bv gentlemen five dol
lars pqt day, inci,Iiiii- uttendr &c. &c.
Terms III the or injury ~a,i-, two duIInrs Per day
Slaves also two donrs. Small Pos III the ordiGaty
wards, five. duars.
All capitol surgical olerati"iiiy extra. ID,
The resident plysitan l- Dr " eddtinau, 10 h.in
application Tor admission mtal he ina,io. DIR G A
Lnzenibe' g, No II Rampant street. aplal v
ID CASEY, ~. 70 Camp ,trcei, has just received
Hbs from .endon, per chip Tiger, benny, Medium
ROYAL, Super Royal, Imperial, conmher, and doubs
do. rurnhrlr- London loa,ds. Plain and Tin ed
Bristol bond lvor, paper; transparent firn paper;
Gold mud SILVER paper Gold bodeis hite and Color
DRAWING PENCILS:
Reeves s. Sons best prepared Lead Pencils; Ersek-
man " Langdon's do do:
Reeves & Sons Wa.er Colore; Ne~n'ans dg hoxj
es OF Clalks, soft Cra,ors-36 72 and "a dlsrcnt
shades; Liquid Gold; Sold and siSet Shells; Marble
and hina Ink Slabs China Saucnfs China Tile, 30,
and divisions; Ivory, Mahogany, aud him Pslete.,
Ponah brushes; best BADGER Poimh brushes; Ponah
knives; Music aud Stretching Portfolios; Paper, lsah
eT and Cork stpmpsi Miniature worries I'D Eases
swun Quill teiie iia;, do black fsnIle do.
OIL COLOURS; -. =,
Prepared canvass; Japqn"ed Tin Boxes Bladder Co.
lnnrs with Pencils. Drawers, Sc. Prepared tanvass
Il, 81 s. 80 inches.
POCKET BOOKS & WALLETS.
Rnssin apd MoHiccp PICKET Ronks; Rns>ia leaihet
Wallets; Russia Leather Pocket hooks, y Ivory
leaves; patent Tablets, with Silver pencil cases.
SCREW HANDLES. ~
Plain aud Reedtd Rose~ God, Boxw"cd, Mat goia.
Furnished gold, Fancy colorcd and gold Screw han'
dies. :, y 49,,
PEN HOLDERS. ~,
Pearl and Gold Pen Holders; Pearl and Silver do.
nctIS =
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FRED, WILKINSON.

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENEPAL Gr LOUISIANA, J..
OFFERS his services the public - the, depart
~ ments OF Surveying and Civil Enginesf;Bg, both
in town and country Froinc considerable experience in
his profession and by promrfness and fdelit, in The
execution Of business entrusted to him, lie hopes to
aud eceive n shar. of public patronage He viii
also and calculate the contents Of walls nnd
excavations. Office No Chartres street, second story
back. ie7
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IMPORTANT TO MASTERS or STEAM BOATS.
4 The subscribers have in store fsw barrels OF
Illuminated Peat, article lately invepted IN New
York. few burreiS of this Peat pat gu hoard the
Great Western on her last ~ he engineer sta es that
the result of the iria has satisfied him that tUU lbs OF
Peat ART ,auli 10 aW lbs nj Coal aad that in cars
~bers there is difficulty in generating M keeping L
g III head Of steam, this el IS indispensable The d.
lectors the Great Western ordered tie purchase of
400 Iris for the Of The slip, which pnron bus,f
on her last de artnres
For lr.al, apply Ia S LOCK 81 Go.
No Front Leyee 81
NB--BnI J brls III time can emily be delivered ri
steam h'al, m'til We get further supply which
will be III te@ days.
dep6 SEA Ce.
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nn.s, PAlNrs AM. ruRPENTINE7--s4 casks
casks pure sperm ell bblsrps lanners I'll; bbs
No. castor oli aA kegs New t,rk Whue iead $50
Kegs Phladepha Nme lend 10 keg5:gfesn paint; dry.
chroms green sad %elow 10 bhls spirits Tsrperline;
fresh drugs aud medicines, for sale h. 4.
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4 NREAT WESTERN PEN. Just received direct
N from Lonlon, one hundred groce of the Great
Western Steel Pen made expressly for stationers retail
snes and warranted III, best pen ia nse for sale
by DAVID FELL 4, co,
nov % "a Chartres st.
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TO LET.
"a ONE two story dwelling house, No. 6, Tri-
~ m ton street, near Tivo Circle, standing back
sEa4 from the street, h wing four rooms, well fin
ished, story kitchen with four rooms, cisern, well
and every convenience to make il comfortable resi-
dece for small family desirons Of living retired. Adj
ply 10 J. OFT.
IerI
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FOR SALE
A Tthe mandatory of the subscriber Hosting
IN Wheels, Lead Pipe of all sizes; Sash, Plaster,
Hair, sc. Turning, Saving and Grinding done as
usual by LOTT
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NEW EUUkS.
I AND OF SHARKS & SEA GUl.I.S, in , vols.
H The Wife, Hunter. in = vols.
The St anger in China in 9 H1s. . EGG.
Murders and 0utiages committed in this country
e'nhellished with numerous engraYnes, representing
tie Of blood, and correct henesses Of The Grim
n,lS. .
Cnrosites of iterAtur ana literary character illus.
raed hv Ulsraeli Esq, { l., tenth edition, co,--
plete in volume. -.
Nicholas Nickleby part FIRST. complete. 81 Ill.,.
Reports of Cases, rgned and aijuget IN the ST.
preme Court of the United STATES, January term, 1888,
by Richard Peters, Vol T..
Just received and for sale by
so. NM M'kEAN,
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AH ANlFOID WRITERS--Wson's Improved
Va Manifold Writers in every STYLE just received at
the BAZAAR, corner of st Charles and Common SITS.
BUSH ~ ALLAN,
nov U Exchange Hotel.
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TO RENT.
9A 1.-TWO two story houses and kitchens on ST.
lssi@ piy,o JON" 81 "'"' K RoB Bi: cLANNoN, ~
nOv26 l2 Camp st
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NHEESE-o0 ho&es Pme Apple Cheese, just 10,
~ reiyed, sB4 fps sale by
READ & BARSTOW,
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LARGE MAPS or

l.
| SHOWING the public and Indian a..
~ dian Reservations, Land Districts !
ships, s.rcamA &c. engraved from, the 10 ~
ment surveys, and plans in the General Iss |
fee. Washington city;byE GILMAN. Ia
man il the General Land Office. aas|
f f. TAYLOR. bookseller, Washing,o.
has just published (and secured the oonyr; u q
cosding 70 law ofths above Maps, which ~ ,an
found Infinitely more complete and accur,, ~
any heretofore published on separate shcc,''
rontairins yearly six square feet, and viii /.
especially useful and valuable to those MI
inthe lands ofeiiher State, as they SHOW y, y
item Of information which Is il the nossss.. WI
the Land Officers relative to water courss. !.
ship lines. Indian lands and rsseryation, ~
districts, de-, and will be found perfectly ,r,'
and precise y, these points. They can h. ~
mail % any part Of the United States. spb;.ct ~
% single letter postage. Price two doIla,.
three copies ofeithcr will be sent by rnail q.
dollars. A liberal discount will be made =
cling agents, or 70 any who buy to sell again
QTEditors Of Newspapers, any where !
will giye the above advertisement (inclua;n. Y
notice) one ortwo Insertions, shall receive h. |
Turn mail coyyofcachmap, If they will -,
sopy ofthe napcr containing il to the adysr,iss,
Aug5, I637.
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INFORMATION WAVED.

naNlEL SCOTT, and DORCaS, his
~ vile, emIgrated to The westerRcoua-
try u1i.y years ago, from the county Of
Easwell Noriha Carolina. they are sup
posed to reside. ifIiying, il one Of the
States of Tennessee, alabama Or Missis.
sipp. The object 81 thisfis 70 notify
them, if they are alive, Or II they ere
dead, tie children ofthe body Of Dorcas
Scott who was Dorcas Cannon, that IL
they will address J line to Ann Scott, sis
Ter 10 Daniel Scott directed 10 Danville,
Va, they will hear, ia reply, Of some
thing materially TO their advantage,
O-rThe undersigned. who Is an elder.
" and infrm female, humbly entreats ed II
iiors 81 papers ia The Western and South
western States, As IN act Of beneyo!cnce,
and ID fWtherancc Of the ends Of justice,
10 give he above few insertions ID their
respective journals.
DsnviIIe, VA. OF. rs, 1851
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$500 REyV ARD. |

WNSCAPED from the Jail 81
~ Lauaerdale comfy Miss,
on the night Of the a5th inst,
.ROBER 4 B .MER RETT, said
Merrett i upwards OF six feet
high, long faced, black hair and
eyes, with a heavy beard, and
dark complexion: is a stout
built portly looking man, about
thirty pears old, moves quick,
speaks notify, but when excl
ted, very profane. Said Msrrett
was imprisoned for the wilfn
murder OF VIM. d. PELHAM of
this county.
The above reward will Be
given TO any person who will de-
aiver said Merrettto me ia Ma
rion, Or confne him in any safe
Jail, SO that | may get him.
ISHAM PACE.
Sh'f Of Lauderdale connty |
Marion, Nov "a, 1887.
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Factcrasc & Commission Business
lin MOBILE.

HyHE acknowledgements the tender ofhis
SERVICES as Factor and Commission
Merchant il Mobile. Circumstances be
yond bis control will cause him to re-.
man in Mobile 50 late that be will be IN
able 10 see many Of his Georgia and 8.
Carolina friends personally. He is how
aver, enabled to say that be has connect
Cd hmselfwi.h Col. C. +. MATHEWS,
ef.Dallse county, ID the Steam Press and
Ware House business, by which he offers
70 all who may be pleased to patrsnize
hin, superior 6re.Froof storage. for all
cotton consigned to him for sale. From
bis ling experience in Augusta Georgia.
in this business, he does moi doubt he
Will be able 10 give general satisfaction
FRANKLIN G. HEARD.
Mobile, Nov. 3. 1887 --9-4m.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-12

lie subscribers haye just completed ,he;,
specimen book Of light faced book ana 4
printing types, Sewers and osnameais, ia n
tents of witch are herewith partially given. I'M
nond, Pearl nos, | and 2, 4sgatr, nos. mi
Agate on Nonparicl body, Nonpariel, nos. il n
and 4, Diinionelts, nos. and 3, minion. NJ n
:, band a nlinion on BREWER body, br.vedy,
ninion body BREWER nos. Ia, 3and i, hreg;.mI
bourgeois body, BREWER on Yong plinmcr N
bourgeois on BREWER body, bongois nos. [, 9boo,s|
4,lboursois On long primer tisry, long plim3 !,
4, =, 3 and z, long primer on ANAL piras, Il.
small plea nos, and 2, plea on small pica IA
plea nos. ], and :, plea on english body. nam,
nos. and z, great primer, paragon, douhs q.
gish, double paragon, rannal,, FIVE line pea
twenty, eight line plea gofIic condensed to ,weu,
five, seven line and ten line, plea orna mental A
~, IL and ID lnss pira slsuad. s, Is. II AMI
l6 lines antiqeshaded.
Also alarge and beautiful SELECTION Of aora,
from pearl 70 ssyca Lines picar many Of which A.
not e DC found ina'sg other specimen; a new Il
sortment ofornameaal dashes,a variety Of c.J
borders, nearly two thousand MEAL o,naa,sot
brass rule, leads Of various thickness astronorir,
mathematician and physical signs. mrtal brac,s
and dashes, from 3to 30 mis- long. great prme]
aud double pra scripts on inclined a,,ody. AM
saond and nonpnriel musir III various Kind. anticsl
light and heavy lace Two line le.rer. FIJI f,ce i,
nan and italic noapareil, nhio, BREWER. lonp nr;
p and other blacks, noapuricl, uiion nv, breyir
Greek, Hebrew and Saxon.
= large variafr ornaments, calculatcd partis
arly FOR the SpsnsIs aud South American maj,
Sess; Spanish French aud Portuguese accents fp|
nishcd to order, wieh every other article made d,
y IN the printing business. All Of which can n
furnished at short nstce,of as good qualify and
IN as reasonable terms as any other sstablishneul
CONNER & COOF,
corner of Nassau and Ann streets. N. Y,
August Ii, 1887.
Or Proprictors Of newspapers printed within
my partof the United States on the C,rnsdas, whp|
w copy the above advertisement three dimes ANIL
ofwaId copy containing the same, viii be end.l
led % them pay ID any type east at our ioundar,
rcvidsd they take twicsthe amoant Of their bil,al
ype.
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IN ETTERS of Administration having
80 been granted 10 the undersigned On
ire estate Of J ohn Adams, late 81 Marion
county; deceased, BY he Honorable Pro-
bate court Of said county Of Marion al the
Jaauary Term 1883 of said court. An
persons Indebted to said sstats are here.
BY notified 10 make OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NJ 10 the undersigned. md al persons
having claims against said estate are re
quss,ea to!presenl them properly authen
ticated within ths time prescribed bylaw
Or they viii be forever barred.
ANDERSON ADAMS. .dd'mr.
Jan. Is. 1888 i6-4H
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NyHAT On aie 23rd dayof December next, u
u plrnance Sof an order from the Probate
Court Of Carroll County, shall proceed sell 70 the
highest bidder, 4 quarter section Of land, known
rs the Goodson Mill tract, situated on the east
fork Of White Sand, III the county Of Iawrnce.
Purchaser to give bond with approved security
Sale to take place Oh the premises time Of credit
made knrw Do the day Of sale. Said land will be
sold BY The Undersigned, as guardian for Martha
Dormer Goodson, a minor heir Of William Good
spn, decd.
NATHAN HOOKER,
Nov. III, 1876, CIV Guardian.