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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-30

"Tms is u hard fortune" ns the coun.
tcrfeiicr said ven he found himself eui,isg
Stone in the state prison.
"These sre the sweets Of mnirimony."
rs the man said ven his wife threw the SUI
gar bowl at his head.
e have LEFT of drinking, in q small mso-
sure," ss tho loafer said to the 6fieeI-yal-
lon jug ven he commenced sucking o, ne
ample mosib.
Guess you'll get used up,'-" the boy
said To the stick Of candy.
see them ON their winding wny. - the
toad said, vcu tvo snakes sere rne'ng 10
, esi hin.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-30
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JOURNAL OF A NAVAL OFFICER,
oURns THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.
lConlinued.1

xrrT By JOHN TREvErr, OF NEWPORT.
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NEW STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS.

IINlE subscribers rec.ivin. and i,s, op.a;,-
large aud entire stock of plain and fancy dry
goods, consisting in part of:
Super Blue. Black, Brown Drab, Olive, Inssbl. Gr,en
Daha and Steel mixed cloths.
Super Super Drah, Cinnamon, Black, Brown and Mixed
Cassimerss.
summer Cloths. Figured and Plain Satin and Silk
Poul, de Sol Forences, and Plain and Figured Gro
Nap.
Mousselin de Lane superior a,sies) of va
rious eolors and patterns.
Brown Pong-es, Silk Serge, Silk. Cashmere Rarc elona
saniine, Norwich, Twilled Silk, Embroidered Merne,
Pongee, Bandanna. Flag. Fancy Gaak-, and Victoria
Shawls and Handkerchiefs, Black and eoiored SILK
Braids, Galoons, Cords, &c.
Brown, Drah and Black Silk and Tabby Velvet.
Needle worked and Tamboured Collars and Capes.
Black, Green, White plain and wohsi Wells, Rlondneu.
Men and Womsns superior Hoskns, hid, fickne. Thread
and cotton Gloves
Fine hlte and Unbleached hose and Half hose
Irish linen Long Lawns linen Handkerchief, Bishop
Lawns 1'recian ne,t Bohinstt, Null nusn India and
Swiss muslins Fig aud Plain Book musliu handksr-
chiefs.
Cambria and hleaehed and unbieaehed Muslins.
Blue and Dab Pittsburgh cords.
/ Row ~ eesslueres.
Brown and White drillings, Striped and won,ed Buck-
+
Together within general Bounevts, linu
Boots and Shoes, Groceries. Hardw are Cu,lsry &c.
EDMUND EVANS & SON
s. w Corner of Main & Market ST. Richmond, Ia
Fourth 18th, 1892 - --tfs
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Steam Eagine Mandatory.

OtTEAM ENGINE AND MILL BuiLDlNG-Ihe
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New Establishment.

yuyHE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
l that he has commenced the saddhng BUSINESS one
door Owens ohce where he mtenas 10 MIMI
f,ce and keen constantly hand, all kinds OF SAD.
dies brides. Harness, &C.. which ne intends TO sell
low for the CASH He therefore hopes that by n strict
a,t,o, tn business and desire accommodates that he
Iii nett and receive share tn public pa sronage
"''' SAMUEL HOWARD JONES.
Richmond, March %. h-'"'
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The Latest News!

~ ME having recently formed partnership
for the purpose carrying the Mercantile business
II, the borough Richmond, and having received
fresh assortment goods consisting of Dry Goods Hard
ware Queenswae. and Groceries, Also variety OF School
Rooks Shaker wares, Stone and Poter's besides
Nor,;so,-s and Brandreths Pills,-they offer the
s,me at yerv cash. different Kinds OF
country produce for the time beings name TO represent
either at thsir store Maine three doors west Of
Pearl. StAao -. = ',,' ~ -
Represented in the hFm of PiERCf' x II Loh.
persons having accounts unsettled win , FN f,
for goods sold ,hem please call the above firm and
nav the same at such viii them be convenient
provided always such do delay payment beyond one
| wear from the time of purchase.
/ 3rd month u, 1889. Ii-3m.
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n AW MOTH c PARKER & GREEN
j SAMUEL w. PARKER. of Connersville, Fayette
and j. w GREEN, of Richmond, Wayne county, have
entered co-partnershp for the Transaction OF ciV hn
s,e in the Wayne Circuit Court. All such business
trusted with will receive the joint attention Of BOTH
Green continues his old stand door of the
R,,k where he still hopes receive his share of the pub
lie n,,,o,ape Asa Master in Chancefy he viii admins
ter oaths, dispositions, acknow Judgements of deeds,
mortgages, &c.
July I4th, 1898 - I'll
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DONT LOOK AT THIS,-The subscriber wishes
l DSELL or RENT Immediately public fe7-MON-
EY-MAkING ESTABLISHMENTS, and
Portable Dwelling houses Main Street, and opposite the
Court and Make, Houses, the of Indiana Ia
Application made in February, 1882 for the Tav
en Stand and Coffee House. and BEFORE the fifteenth of
March mex. for Dwellings, by letter Centre
VILE WAYNE county. Ia; and bu, good, auaIiaed
MI need apply.
JAMES B. RAY.
Jan % 1889. ST.
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The undersigned wish sell private sale lot No u
in tina, par, laid by G.. w Starr situated
on Main street Eastern line of the Corporation
having good two story Frame House, with Mitch
en- attached it; also Shop, occupied by NJ Was
agon-maker shops and other necessary conven-
iences Terms will be reasonable and for further norma-
ton inquire of CALEB SHf.ANON,
SAMUEL FLEMING,
n. 1929 Soft
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OF THE American PhrenOlOglca
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M Ga @4GMWIIEs
Surgeon Dentist

TTAS directly over Irwin Reeds Drug Store
Main where he is prepared for all operations
in Dentistry approved plan. lie has eighteen
different extracting teeth, by which the mos
difficult and however much decayed can be removed witt
perfect
n b. Take care Your teeth if you know what is good
and delays dangerous Artificial teeth in
serted any good new, no mistake. heUerenc
to hundreds.
Richmond Dec. 90, 1888. Diff
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YUNIE having purchased the tavern stand
Gently owned and occupied by John smith, si'ua'so
nm The National Road, three miles east OF Rchnoho' ID
now prepared the travelling public with com,
fort and ssac His accommodations IN general III
no "a good as the country affords. and he intends to give
IN. business his undvided attention, he hopes to receive
share of patronage, with the assurance that none WIZ "
90, him with a call shall go away dissatisfied
His Richmond friends will at all times be welcome:
LIS AMOS CLAWSON.
-
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OLD ROslN THE BOW.


I've Travelled this country all over,
And now TO the other I'll 60
For know that good quarters waiting,
Towelcoms old Rosin the Bow
To welcome old Rosin the Bow,
To welcome old Ro.n tho Bow,
For know that good quarters are waiting,
To welcome old Rosn the Bow
The gay rounds Of delight have Travelled,
Nor shall behind leave woe,
For whilst my companions are Joyial.
THEY'LL drink to old Rosin tho Bow,
They'll drink old, &c. &c.
NV life is now drawn 10 a closing,
And all will a, last be so
Wen now take a full bumper al parting,
To the name Of old Rosin the Bow,
To the Of old, &c. &c.
when I'm dead and laid OH the counter,
The people all anxious TO knox,
Will raise up the lid Of my coffin,
And look a: old Rosin tho Bow,
And look at old, &c. &c.
When thro' all the streets my friends bear me,
The ladies all fll'd with deep woe,
Will the doors and the "indo"sS
And sigh for old Rosin the Bow,
And sigh for, &c &C.
Then get me fine clever fellows,
And staggering let them all 90,
To Gig a deep hole in the meadow,
And in il toss Resin the Bow,
And in it toss, &c. &c.
Then place a couple Of dorncks,
One each my head and my toe,
Aud don't you forget to scratch on them,
The me of old Resin the Bow,
The name of old, &c. &c.
Then haveye these same clever fellows,
Surrounding my grave in a row
And drink from my favorite bottle,
Farewell old Rosin the Bow,
Farewell to old Resin the Bow,
Farewell to old Rosin the Bow,
And drink from my favorte bottle,
Farewell to old Rosin the Bow.
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MANAGERS -Wheeling, Virginia

MAN ofmy correspondents, doub, Judging from
wi their past msortunes imagine tina, the prospect for
suffering the golden opportunities passtncy forget
weeks have realize ortuass who had
despared Of bu, still persevered, they
eeeded. Go thou and do likewise.
Synopsis of Schemes of Nay, 1899.
Virginia Lottery, the benefit Internal Is,-
Class Il To be drawn May Sd, 1889 Scheme,
prizes $4,000, of 2,000 of $780, of l25o Of
l.00o of 500, &C. Whole tickets only So halse. ST. SO.
qua ters IS cents cer,iheats of a package of Wbol..
embracing all the numbers the wheel will forty dol
lars, shares of certificates in proportion
Virginia State Io,ery, Class b, for ls;9--To be drawn
of heeling, Va Friday May 30, 1889 Cap
itals $4,000, 5,O0O 1900, 200, ll70 10 prizes OF
900. &c Tickets 50; halves ,; quarters ceruh-
packet OF whoes viii cost 5; halves IS; quar-
tiers II.
Virginia State Lottery, Glass &. for 1899 be IN
Wheeling, Va, Friday, May IL 1889. Capitals $4,000
900: 1900; Prizes 1000 besides many Others Of
1000; 500 &c Tickets S., shares in proportion. Ger
,ihcae whole will $40, of halves 81, of guar 1s
Virginia State Lottery. for the benefit of Internal Im
provemens; class ID. draws Wheeling, MAY 24-Capi-
tails $4,000; of 5000 2430 1000, e.. Tickets s.,
proportion. Certificates whoes will 70
of halves 81, of quarters ls.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.-Virgnia State Lotiery.--
Class +, for 1889, be in Wheeling, May 81, 1880
Capitals $4,000; 10000 5000 1900; 2,357; 1000.
800 500; 1900; 500; of 500; of 300: OF
1850 100 of 100, &c Tickets 10; halves s; quarters
50 Certificates OF whoes Sla0, OF halves
of quarters 30. Address orlefs
JOHN NJ CLARK, Wheeling, Va.
Gail nj C1rk's and procure tick
cts proven thousands of sovereign remedy
for empty pockets nnumerablc certificates in psss-
sion will satisfy increduous The
case of this relief
IL DAYS Mr.. Conley Hunter Of West Lebanon, Ohio
being in Wheeling identally called Clark
temple fortune and purchased OF his tickets
l. on day of drawing and nsmgh be expected, ma,
ter realized his sangiine antcraons
pockeng the capital prize of 5000 dollars, ard started
-.1-: ooh, 1889. ,a,a
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ANOTHER TAMER OF BRUrEs.-The Marseii-
les print, LIE Semaphore. publishes the following
miraculous piece of news from Tuscany, which
attracts the attention Of most Of our Persian con-
temporaries: =" We are here all in astonishment,
since the arrival from Columbia Of the American
vessel at BASTARD. Ii has brought Senior Martin
Ootaya, his son Pamela, and racer OF a new de-
scripton, which Senior Martin has succeeded in
tanning with wondrous dexterty. This racer IS
a condor Of the Cordilleras, Of enormous size,
the two extrernitles of his extended wings are
,hir,y-two feet. He has been rendered SO gentle
and tactable, that Maain Ootayas son uses him
as horse, gets upon his back, and to the aston
ishment OF ALL flies with him to an immense
height. Young Pamela manages him as easily
as a horse by means Of a little stick with steel
point. His first ascension took place yesterday
at noon He rose from the Palace d'Armes, and
! at a certain elevation young Pamela stood up anc
saluted the Leghnrn people by waving his hand
kerchief He next got astride his steed, and
they disappeared in trice. The bird and boy
reached Florence in twelve minutes, and were
back in the evening The child was the bearer
Of certificates from the Florence authorities.
Every body hastens to see the condor, the price
of admission being two francs.
PERSIAN SATRE.-Many owners OF gardens
near cities in Persia are accustomed to charge
a certain sum to visitors, who are allowed to cal
as mu CHI fruit they please. The Perslans
who must invent joke upon everything, state
that at Cabool the eaters Of fruit are weighed or
entering and on coming out of the gardens
and charged for the difference; and they tel
how certain wag put stones in his pockets
which he threw away in the garden, so tina
when he had eaten his fill of fruit, and wa
weighed comming out, he was found lighte
than when he had gone ina problem which ha
long puzzled tho wise of 'the city of tn
hundred thousand gardens"
To give an idea of the scientific advancement
= and public spirit Of ST. Louis, the Capital c
re Missouri, the Academy of Natural Sciences {
o. that city recently purchased fifteen acres on tn
OF Common to enclose for Botanic Garden.-N.
~ Star
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-05-04

~ABINET FURNITURE--stephen Duncan, has
Y finished. and now in his vareroom, genera asso''
~, Of Cabue, Ware consisting of Bureaus side, dinng
and breakfast Tables; plain and fancy ork and eano
Stands; Bed,eads of all patterns and Sizes All macs o.
d. Res, and frs, wofkmen Persons ~is
ing to purchase will please call and examine MS work
articles in line made ORDER the shortest notice.
an uo5e,a,e terms Collins made and funerals asss"oeo
with prompiness- .<s
| Richmond, Feb 9. 1883.
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And of Le,sepress printing, executed at the
hor,es, and good style the office OF the PAL
LADIUM.
Richmond, January |, 1889
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II UMBER WANTED.-THE Subscribers wish TO pur-
l chase a large quantity of LUMBER of every descrp-
ton, for which cash will he given. -
III. S. s. d. l.. HAMILTON.
Richmond, June %, 1888. 24tf
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DR BROWNS IMPROVED SPLINT: for the neat
men. of the inferior exiremitics-on sails
PHYSICIANS would do well avail themselves Of them
Ian-2s 1893 FREED and BROTHER
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Town Property for Sale.

SMALL DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
For Sale Front street, nearly opposite the Me-
hodist Westinghouse Terms will be made known BY
curing of subscriber the premises
EDWARD FRANCIS.
Rirh-.,3 IAN 5,h 1882 52sf-
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An Apprentice Wanted

To the Carpenteng business An indus'feu. ied RON
10 II vears of age, will find good situation 70 safn ns
above business by application 70 - ,,,,1-o>,
NBIhave horse and carriage which would Dc
VIKING - INV F.W. r.
Richuaoad, April Doth, 1888 lo@u