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aud vigilance IN regard to the general state anl al.
lars y! the cofpVsalion
The whole anloant VI The picsen. outstanding
liabilities OF the city, exclusive OF Subscriptions
10 railroads, i, $3'5.9Sl ~, 81 This amour $40,
200 IS due ~ the Nests Ruthchlk 8, aud payabi.
on tie Isl ot March neSti Ss7Ut4ls DUE ~ tie II.
Il ". banS, and the Northwestern hank VI.
g'nls; Sss,S0s o? due upon certificates II loan;
s?S,26U up special loan; s47,lS3 81 drafts N
tansiiu, and ba snce due The TREASURER VI "a.
2l3 Il The Coupon bonds 0f the city author.
Iled Ly Ihr ordinances, II oil disposed vi upon
the terms !lmilei sy tie Council, viii abHUih S2i0,
UO OF tbs Indebtedness, ant postpone its pay.
mem for twenty years; leaving sill The oinnunt Of
S91.CCO due The Banss. and the sretial lusn VI
S2s,2S0. Thu !a>, Item may ~ isaIlly managed
ont q! Inc acc'nnS revenues Of the cutlenl yest.
u The funding op-la!ion ives completed, the deb,
Of The CITY would liz PRESENTED in this form. Lou.
rnn bouts payable IN twenty yeat 500, 0O0; debt
due the Banks $4,000, ~ oil :397,r00. I'll, nye.
uue Of The city lntIng the pas, yeu' rom the ordl.
nary sources, excluding The tax fur the Baltimore
aad Ohio RailfOad loan) may De- staie,i al about
$4,000. II may be ASSUMED that tho same ., a
IasSei snaouat vii b isceiy.d tuf the fnuie; a.
suln,ns II 81 sf0t00 and i. Quoting $4,000 in,,he
ordinary expenses Of the city. aud ihr,e viii te
$50, rrnslhtIgi sun. suff.cien, IL pay The In
ssf.a, s23,s20. um the public JsLt, and leave no
annual BALANCE IN The ttsasu,y Ol $25, $50, appl,
cahl" 10 .he sinking fluid, aud improvement in the
cry. Twill thus be- sten, that by The ptvcess IL
dI.ated, that HE hnancesoi tue city may be readi.
ly placed in sn eesy condition.
Another important power with which The {, un.
ell IS invested, Is conuects wi!h,he sale It spri,.
uous liquors. The 35th section o! the chat,e, 10
,ldes IS follows: "The Council shall have exclusive
authority within SAID city, tusrant ortefuye Licenses
TO the keepers VI ord,nanrs. inns aud ,syrrnS,
h1usss Of public OF private entertainment, bosld.
ing h uss, public eating houses coffee houses,
places OF whit b splitnoua liquors she'll te sid,
and PLACES VI public amusement. They shall
tut bet h yt authority 10 regulate The manner m
winch houses or places ahsll " pi, and II levy
aud culIrc taies lhele0n IN al ltun to sny isr
which VI shall he payable on The s,G1. 10 ihe
81 ls." he pow kisen /, this section, TAX, n
alone IS iull and eoppn IL on the v hUle 81 ircl;
and "ss originally contefred no, for The puipt,:
Of tetsIy regulating a lawful IL de OF traffic, bul
rs pats OF The police power Of The city TOT l., ne.
hciel and mo', purposes. This SSH section,
howeSer, was by law ii last wtn.t, ie.il acted
~ the same words, with the foItnwins condl,lon,
"Blt u The Z, uncii shalt upon application leius.
Of fai! 70 gan! eny such license, 70 keep az odd.
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MARRIED.

In Pawtucket, on Tuesday last. by Rev. Geo.
Taft. Mr.. ROBERT BARTON, Of Providence, to
Miss MARIA Louisa. eldes, daughter Of Ferd-
nand F. Balkcom. Of the former place.
In Warwick, 4th inst, Mr. Hazard Austin. OF
Warwick, to Miss Waity Johnson, Of East Green
wich.
In Providence. $d inst, Mr. William r. Will
son to Miss Sarah r, MillarJ eth. Mr. Warren
l.. White 10 Miss Rachel Lciard ;-7th, Mr. Jas
Nj. Rider 70 Miss Sarah J. Sidebotiom, all of p.
sth. Mr. Franklin Hastings, Of Wilmington, VT.
to Miss Eliza A. Washburn, OFF.
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TXs .asl1ssic Telegrsph.-An additional
stem towards the establishment oi electric
cosnsnunication between America and Eu.
rope 10 about TO be effected in The course Of
4 few weeks. The submarine telegraph
cable TO connect Cape Breton island with
n wfouudland Is in course of shipment on
boarJ the Sarnh l.. Bryant, at the works Of
w. Kmpes g. Co., the manufacturers, at
G Syesnw wich, and in less than two months
the line IL expected TO ba in operation.
'rhs length Of the cable Is I'd miles, weigh
ing 400 tons, and II contains three conduct
ing wires. Mr.. Canning, an engineer IN
K1per g. Co.'s employ, and. who was en-
gagged in laying do WI the Mediterranean
line from S,ezzia to Corsica and Sardinia,
10 to supsrintend the work.--(London
'rinnss. June %.
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"H Err q.

Ar at New Bedford 5th, bark Eugcnia. Bar.
nord, (ate WOODY Pacific Ocean, with 800 bbls
sp 100 do VIII on board. Sent home and sold
during the voyage 1900 bbls sp 800 do wh OIL
Has on freight 1880 bbls sp oil.
Ar 9th, ship Desdemona, Ellis, Bay Of Islands
Feb 9, with 1850 bbls sp oil.
Ar 9th, bark Vigant, Deblos. Pacific Ocenn,
Talcahuano May /, with $50 bbls sp 1000 do
win oil board. Sent home on the voyage 625
bbs sp oil and 10000 lbs bone.
Cid at Edgartown 9TH, ship Alpha, (of Man.
tucket) Caswel, Pacific Ocean.
At Honolulu May 10, Belle, Borden, Warren,
from cruise, 60 bbls sp oil this season.
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Court Of Probate, Warren, July Z, 1855.
A PPLICATION is made TO ihis Courl
"A in writing, that William Mason, or
some other suitable PERSON, may he ap.
pointed Administrator on the estate Oi
job A. Mason, late Of said Warren, ,deceas-
ed;-
Ordered, that tho same We received aud
referred to n Court oi Probate to he hold.
en- at the Town Clerks Office, in said
Warren, on tho first Saturday Of Angus,
next, at Two o'clock y. M, for considera'
ton. s. RANDALL, Z. Clerk.
july IS
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Express Notice.

.~N0 EARLE & co. having made ar
Mk1b ransements with the Providence, War
~. rem and Bristol Railroad company, are
prepared to forward freight and pack ages TO and
from Bristol, Warren and Providence. Particu-
lar attention paid 10 the collection Of Notes,
Drafts, &C., and to. the payment Of the same.-
Spocie, Bank Bills, &c. taken and receipted for.
This Express connects at Providence with
Earle & Co.'s Boston Express, with Harnden's 8
New York Express, the Adams Express Co.'S for
Hartford and Springfield, and with Lawton &
Co = for Stonington and New London.
Office in Providence l22 North Main street,
in Warren one door South Of Coles Hotel. and
State street, Bristol.
ii. ID. MAXFIELD, Agent for Warren.
iuly Is satot
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Providence, Warren and
Bristol Railroad.
go ER ga 90 -

an and after the l2th July, Passenger
" Trains will run on this road as follows:
Between India Point and Bristol, connecting at
India Point with the Boston and Providence Rail-
road 10 Boston and intermediate stations, and
with steamer Perry at Bristol, for Newport.
Passengers TO and from Bristol. Warren and
Newport, will be conveyed in omnibuses between
the Boston and Worcester Passenger Stations and
the cars ut India Point.
Omnbuses will leave the Boston and Worces
ter Passenger Stations for India Point, at 40
a. m, and 35 p. N.
Trains will run as follows:
Leave India Point Seekons, at a. m. and 6
so p, m for Nayat, Warren, Bristol, and New
port by steamer Perry from Bristol.
Leave Bristol at 6 45 a, m. and 20 p. M, on
arrival of the steamer Perry from Newport,
Passengers leaving Newport in the steamer
Perry for Bristol, at 80 a. m. and 2P m, Will
be conveyed without delay to Providence and
Boston and intermediate places.
GEORGE =. GREEN, Supt
Providence, July II, 1855.
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ESTATE OF HENRY BAKER.

Court of Probate, Warren, July 7, 1855.
NSEK B. SIMMONS, Administrator
-1Z OH the estate of Henry Baker. late OF
Warren, deceased, presents his accoun,
with said estate for allowance and settle
mcni;-
Ordered, that the same he received and
referred to Court OF Probate to he hold
Ell at the Town Clerks Office, in saIJ
Warren, on the first Saturday OF August
sext, at 9 O'Clock p. M, for consideration
lis s. RANDALL, L. Clerk.
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The Solid Men Of New Bedford.- New
Bedford, the richest city in the world, in
proportion to its population, numbers a.
inong Its heavy tax payers 30 who nro
worth 100000 each; worth $20O, 900; a
lady worth $780, 900; a man who has $780,
900 in his "pil- - ona worth $500, 900; two
worth 81 900. 900; and any number that
can show from $4,000 10 100000. Most
of these persons started in life poor, and
have made sher money from the whaling
busincss
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ESTATE OF DAVID BAKER.

Court of Probate, Warren, July 7, 1855.
VOHN Il. CHILD Administrator on the
81 estate Of David Baker, late Of War
ell, deceased, presents his account with
the estate oi SAID deceased for allowance;
Ordered, that the same be received and
referred for consideration to Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at the Town Clerks Of
fee, in said Warren, on the first Satur.
day Of August next, at two O'Clock, p.
M, for consideration. t>t
lI3 s. RANDALL, z. Clerk.
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question.

tCp Subscribers TO the Star who have paid in
advance, will be furnished with Saturdays Tel
egraph up TO the time for which they have paid
on our account.
Those who have received their papers at the
Office, WILL until other arrangements are made
find them at the store Of Mr. James Gardner.
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Estate or HANNAH E. CHAMpLIN.

Court Of Pro6ate,' Warren, July Z, 1855.
A PPLICATION is made to this Court
n in writing that Samuel Cole, or some
otter suitable person may be appointed
Administrator on the estate Of Hannah F.
lizabeth ChamplIn, late Of Warren, de-
ceased,-
Ordered, that the same be received and
referred to Court of Probate to he hold
en- at the Town Clerks Office in said War
rem, on the first Saturday Of August next,a
TWO O'Clock, p. m, for consideration.
ji3 S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
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Special Notice.

TIME subscriber having disposed Of his
u interest in " The Northern STAR" requests
all persons indebted to him for the paper. ad-
vertsing or job work. 10 make payment with as
little delay as possible. Those having demands
against The subscriber are requested to present
them Immediately for payment
Office for the present at the Old Stand. No. 2
Market street.
CHARLES RANDALL.
l.,lu
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E.srArE OF JOSEPH BuRT.

Court of Probate, Warren, July Z, 1856.
A PPLlCATlON has this day been
"A. made for The appointment Of George
w. Carr, or some other suitable person,
Administrator OF the estate at Joseph
Burt, late Of Warren, deceased;-
Ordered, that tho consideration thereof
lie referred 10 a Probate Court, to 5c hohl@
EN- at the Town Clerks Office,in said War
ren, on the first Saturday Of August next,
ut two o'clock, p. NJ, for consider aIion.
lis S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
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DIED..

In St. Louis. Mo-, June 10th. Mr. JOSEPH W.
SApDLER. Of this town, aged As years.
In Cranston. 9Th inst. Mr. Benjamin Fenner,
81.
In Pawtuxet. 9Th inst, Mrs Clarissa A.; wife
Of Capt Joseph II. Shepard. Al.
In Taunton, 30th ult.. Mrs Abigail Godfrey.
widow Of Ard Godfrey, sl;-Mr John Stanley,
Of Norton 50.
In Providence. 9th inst. Hannah. widow OF
Charles Yoang, 81 7;-widow Ruhamah Babscock,
o.
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Warren Post Office.

MAIL CLOSES for Providence at 40 a. M.
and is p. m., and arrives at 0 80 IN and 7
20 p. IN.
Mail closes Tor Bristol al l5 a. m. and p. m.
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NOTICE,-Thisi is to give notice thar
~ George Barton is no longer my agent for
disposing Of Canes.
y i3--lt HENRY CHAMPblN'
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To the Honorable General Assembly or the State
Of Rhode Island. &c., in session. May, A. ID.
! 1855.
Id ESPECTFULLY represent the un-
II y dersigned citizens Of Bristol. and owners
Of land in the town OF Bristol. that they are part
o them residents upon, and part Of them owners
Of portions Of land in that part Of said town Of
Bristol, winch Is contiguous to The South part oi
the town Of Warren. And their various inter ests
would, in their opinion. be greatly promoted and
advanced il they could be set off from the town
OF Bristol, and included within the township ol
Warren.
Wherefore they pray that an act Of the Assem-
bly, may be passed extending the corporate limits
Of the said town Of Warren, so Ear southerly be-
tween Warren River. on the West, and Kicke.
nuet River on the Eust, as to embrace within
said corporate limits. all The lands owned or oc-
cupied by your petitioners. or that the corporate
limits Of said town Of Warren may be extended
southery, in such other manner az 10 your honor
able body may seem meet. having due regard to
the interests Of your petitioners and the public
good in the premises.
And IN duty bound will ever pray.
.a GEO. w. LITTELL, and others.
Upon the petition Of George w. Littell and
others. TO set oil part Of Bristol aad annex the
same 10 Warren,
NOteu ana ReSOlVeu, nat ealu petItOH De re-
ceived and continued TO the next session Of this
General Assembly, and that in the mean time the
petitioners cause a copy Of said petition with this
vote the. con, TO be filed in the offices Of the
Town Clerks Of Warren and Bristol, within sixty
days after the rising Of this General Assembly a,
Ia present session.
And also cause copy Of said petition, with
this vote thereon, to be published in the newspn-
pers prinled in Warren and Bristol. for the Fix
weeks next after the rising Of this General A.
sembly at its present session. and that the said
re:ioners cause the subjec, Of said petition to be
brought before special Town Meetings TO be held
in the towns Of Warren and Bristol, within six
weeks after The rising Of this General Assembly
at its present session, with view to an anica-
bic settlement Of said controversy, and the pro-
ceedings Of said town meetings. and any and all
action taken by said towns upon said subject,
shall be reported properly authenticated to this
General Assembly at its next session.
Provided, however, that no further proceedings
be had upon said petition until bond he filed in
tile office Of the Secretary oi Stare. satisfactory
TO said Secretary in its signers and amount, 10 in
demnify the town Of Bristol for all co.,s said
town may incur in responding TO said petition.
In House Of Representatives, June IA, A. d.
1855. Voted &c. BY order.
SULLIVAN BALLOU, Clerk.
In Senate, June Is, 1855. Read nnd concur
red. BY order.
JNO. R. BARTLETT, Secretary.
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Ar ut Leghorn 10th ult.. barks Oceans Favor.
ite, Johnson, Havana; 18th, Muskingum, Dickey,
Genoa.
SD from Marseies 18th ult. bapk Topeka.
Church. for Malta.
Sroken-June 20. lat 2s. Ion IS 20. ship Den
mark, Luther. New Orleans for Boston.
Ar at Eastport Sd, ship Joshua Mauran, Bar
ton, from st Georges. NB for King Roads, Bris-
tol Channel, for orders.
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lPsA Town Meeting is to be held in Bristol'
on Saturday. in relation TO the "annexation'
question.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.

PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED.
SATURDAY, July Z.
Sch Sarah F., Eldrcd. Bristol.
Steamboat Blackstone, Allen. Providence.
MONDAY, July 9.
Sch Grace Darling, Carr, Providence.
Sloop Eagle. Ingraham, Providence.
Steamboat Blackstone, Allen, Providence.
TUESDAY, July 10.
Sch Perine, Ingraham, Providence.
Steamboat Blackstone. Allen, Providence.
WEDNESDAY, July IL.
Steamboat Blackstone, Allen, Providence.
THURSDAY, July IL.
Steamboat Blacksto ne, Allen, Providence.
FRIDAY, July l3.
Steamboat Blackstone. Allen. Providence.
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NOTICE.

AN and after Wednesday,, July a. 1855,
" the fare between Warren and Providence,
in the steamer Blackstone, will be reduced TO rs
cents. JULY
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~ The steamer Black
stone will discontinue
TGS:!S:::::.iEG@4:::;2 her trips between War
and Providence af-
ter Saturday, July 18th. july IS
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New Hampshire Legislature.-The New
Hampshire Senate, by vote Of Z to s, has
postponed the bill to unite the Concord, ,
aud Manchester and Lawrence Railroads,
TO next Legislature.
The Liquor Law wns passed In the
House by vote Of 2lS to so on Friday
afternoon, and RESOLUTIONS were passed de.
ciaring il the lutyofS Congress to prerenr
slavery in tho Territories, repudiat,ng the
with the Missouri Compromise
and demanding its restoration, asserting
non submission to the introduction Of slave.
ry into Kansas, and the determination to
use oil constitutional efforts 20 prevent fur
the. aggrcssions Of the slaye power.
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Commercial.
Imports of OH and Rome

Imports Of OIL and Bone
Into the U. States fbr the week ending July 8.
Sperm. Whale. Bone.
New Bedford; $3.50 1900 80 900
Sag Harbor. 324 l30
Total, 43O5 2O30 10000
New Bedford Oil Market,
For the week ending July 8.
Sperm, since our last. has declined. The
transactions include sales Of 600 bbls at I75 cts
per gallon. We would remark, however, that
this is usually the quiet season for oils, and hold
ers do not desire to operaie-a majority Of whom
will not sell at these prices, but are firm at prev
ious quotations, and the decline may bo copsid-
cred as only temporary. In Nantucket 500 bbls
have been sold 1T i76, and 1870 do at I7ic.
Whale-Coniinues firm with fair demand
In this market we report sales Of 1000 bbls at II
3-4c per gallon. 60 do at TIC, and $50 bbls up
on terms we did not learn. In New London we
hear Of sale Of 500 bbls for New York account
at 74c.
WhaIebone-The demand Is moderate and
prices fully sustained, Sales consist of 5000 lbs
Ochotsk At Acc. and IL 900 do do upon private
terms.
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BY THOMAS 1. GOFF.

Thursday afternoon sale, will be sold at
Auction
On Saturday Afternoon,
July I4th, TO tho highest bidder, without regard
to cost. ICJ>Sale commencing at o'clock,
4 LOT Of Spring Dress Goods, con-
IA sisting Of De LANES; Bcrages; Lawns; IT'S
sues; MusIins; Ginghams; Prints; Linens; Linen
Table Covers Of all kinds; Linen Handkerchieis;
Hose; Shawls; Cotton Clo,hs;-a IL dozen sets
Tea and Table silver plated Spoons; 12'do Tum-
blers; and lot of Vases Of various kinds and
general assortment Of Fancy Goods.
Ladies' will do well to attend this sale. as it will
be the last sale of this kind for the present
iuly Is
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AUCTIONS.


New Auction Room.
No. South Main street; (opposifs At BGptid
church, Warreps n. T.
TIME subscriber having opened at Auct-
- ion Room nj the above named place, wi
give his whole attention to sale 0f Real Estate
this kind. THOMAS /. GOFF.
ROBERT KIJV.NIC UT1. -Aurf'r.
lGFRegular Auction Sales Of Dry Goods and
Fancy Goods every Wednesday & Saturday even
ngs commencing at o'clock. feb lift
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BY S. A. DRISCOL.
House and Lot at Auction.

Will be sold at Public Auction, on Saturday, Ju-
Iy 2lst, 1855, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, on the pre-
misses,
R1aa The House and Lot on Market ST.,
l.s:: at the Rail Road Crossing. known as
lssss the Nmmo house. -.,.-
& Said House has been put in COM
pleie order and will positively be sold at the ap-
pointed time and place. Any person wishing 10
examine said premises can find the key at c, Il.
CHlLD'S Counting Room. july l3-ts
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NOTICE.

~ " i 4@1s
A LII persons having dishes or other ar
EA iicIes borrowed from the Arnory, July 4ih,
will please return The same Immediately 10 eth
er Of the Committee of Arrangements, or to MIR
Altan Cole.
Aso-1hose having demands against the Com
mittec are requested to hand them in without DE-
lay. ClIAS. s. JMITH,
WM. B. SMELL, Committee.
WM. Il. BARTON.)
July7, 1865.
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July 13.
Goods by Railroad.

ID ECEIVED this day from Boston,
IL Muslin Collars. Muslin Bands. White Bon
net Trimmings &c. &c, which will be sold cheap
at the True Cheap Store. No. l Aliens Corner.
july Is A. BARTON.
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r AWNS aDd French Muslins; al<o,
IL Jaconeis and plain and dotted Swiss Mus
lins, at Long Room, corner Of Miller rnd Union
streets. NJ q. WHEdTOtN,
June 10
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Wanted I!

Just Received at Long Room.
A NEW supply of mems and chl'!rcn's
"a Sunmer Slails fer jackets and pants, for
sale cheap. corner Of Miller and Union streets.
june 9 +, &. WHEATON,,
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ALFRED B. GARDNER,
AGENT FOR
providence Mutual Fire
INSURANCE GO.
GEORGE BAKER, I
VIM. TALLMAE,
VIM. ANpREws.
VIM. PABoDIE,
JOHN LARcHAR, directors.
ISAAC THURBER,
JOHN A. DARLING,
ROBERT ANGEL,
MENzIEs SWEET,
A. b. g. can be found at the store Of JAMES
GARDNER, and Is prepared to receive proposals
and give all necessary information in regard TO
the aboye. juno lew
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EHLOOR BRUSHES of AZ extra qnali-
n " inst received and Cor sale by
one i6 JANIS CARpNkR.
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HNW lNES-tlcmp and Cotton Twines,
IL good assortment for sale by
iune i6 JAMES GARDHEp.
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NNIRE NE'FTiNG-Fo, cellar WIN.
w dows; for sale by
june 10 JAMES GARDNER.
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CARPENrERs' BENCH TOOLS
~ Cor sale by JAMES GARDNER
June 10
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A MlRlcl Z nE SCIENCE /

Or. G. l.. kELrfNe, Of Mechanics burgh, Cnniber-
land Go. Pa. announce> TO those afflicted with III
mons, Wens, Cancers, poypus, Lapus, Nioles or
Marks, SeiofIa Kings Egil; and all diseases tha-
have been usually treated with Caustic or Knife, be
can remove them without cutting, bnIning or PAIN
neither Chloroiorm or Ether is administered TO the
patient. Il is no matter what part OF the body
they hA them with perfect safety,
and in remarkably short time. No Mineral or
Vegetable poson is applied; aud no money required
untll cure is perfected
Proapsis Utefi, Female complaints. Chronic Nen-
erea and all other diseases treated with positive sir-
Full particulars be obtained by addressing
in either English or German post paid. Patients can
be accommodated with Board Oh reasonable terms.
fredericksburg is one OF the prettiest and heathly
towns in this any other Stale. 1t is miles from
Harrisburg the &. v. X. L. aud accessible from
all parts OF the Union.
The DR.. will visit cases III any part of the State
when desired
Kind render il you kaoao O any afflicted fa-
iowcreafure, deiay moi, 10 tell than Of his
treatment.
March 2, ls55.-Gm.'