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1 oAEsTlc IN7,EL.LIcEMcE.
! ALEXANDRIA, oefaber 10. :,

Extract a letter from a physician Of
~ resp rctdbitity IN Nerp.gork 70 his friend
m Philadelphia, dated Septem5er 20.
!" Our city has received greater lda-
mage this year than in any former sea.
son Of yellow fever the wealthy carly
ahandoned5he city, and THE poor are t,aii.z
y falling victims 70 It's rasages. The
Corporation early opened Bellevue, ..
rected commodious sheds four miles
from the city, to accommodate the moor
who were still free from the disease, and
appointed four phy sicians to attend the
sick poor ofthe city, whose reports man
BE- depended on. Better than one-half Of
the citizens, calculate, have removed
to the country. The active beneyolenee
Of the magistrates, at this salamitous ne.
Rod, is agreat consolation. to the citi.
zens, and an honour to themselves !; thev
are constantly at the. Almfs-Honse all
ministering relief, and dsvising me i.
Ysures Tor the safety ofthe city,, But the
Chief Magistrate BY his whole conduct.
has given an example Of activity, cou-
rage and henexolence, rarely TO be tlfet
with j. not content With performing the
ordinary duties Of his station, MI. L.
sings.on seeks out for hidden distress.
and fearless Of infection, accompanies
the physician to thewretched bed Of DO.
very and contagion, enquiries person.
ally into their wants, and relieves their
distresses he IS daily in the most de.
serted and dangerous paris Of the city,
and pays frequent visits to the establish.
ment At Bellevue, where he. examines
with a scrupulus and kind attention into
the state of the sick, and administers 70
the comforts of the conyalescent." %f
EXTRACT from a. letter receised in Rhila-. !
driphia from Cddis, dated August I,
1908. s., :, - :
WAR between SPAIs and, EEcLAND.
swan between this country and Eng
land in inevitable. Many months cannot
pass over without It's taking place, and
the probability IS, that the northern pow
ers WILDE engaged also. The French
minister here has completely gulIed the
English nation. He induced the Prince
q Peace to giue an dndinecc far suress-
sire days andto pay the greatest res
pectand fiattering attention 70 the am
bassador Of Great Britain, who wrote
home TO BIS government circumstantiaI
account ofthe proceedings on the part of
Spain and ofthe probability Of Spain Join
ing them against France--It will oe-.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30
NOIES.


4. The PaamaieT. Gsncral may exued;te
the mails and ater the times Of arrival and de-
parture a, any time during the continuance OF
the coatraets, he fiPuatiog an adequs'e com
pena,ion tor any exsra exPence thar may be Uc-
caioned thereby.
4. Fifteen miuu'cs ihall be allowed for
opcnng and ciol,og the mails at all Offices,
= neIe 40 parneniar time is fpcriird.
3. For every thirty minGtes delay lUn-
avoid ;hie accidents cxceptcd) in arriving after
the times precr;bed in any contract, TIE con-
tractor lhall forfeit ore do,a. and if the delay
continue notil The departure of any depending
mail. whereby the mails defined for iuch dc
pcndins mails, lofe Trip, az additional forfeit
u.c o. hye dolls,s ih3li be incurred.
4. Newipapera as yell a. LETTERS sIe 90 he
tent In the nal and ii any reIion making pro-
po!al,, detifcs 10 carry newipspers, Other than
ihoic conveyed in the mail fr MS owo euoiu-
ment, be mua fate in his propofals, for rat
fnm he ), i'll carry eisb the eusiumen,, and ior
what fun without that e,nolumept.
6. Should aoy psrfon maEicg propofsls
deGre an alteration uE tie times q arrival and
departure above fptcfcd, he mnA fate in his
propoias the ai,era,iooa dcSysd and .he differ
ence they viii make in 5e cfrn. oi 'he coo-
tra6t.
6. Pcrfons making Propofas ;re dcfi,ed 10
fate their prices BY the ycar. ihof: who con-
tract vii! receive their pay qpar'efly in the
months Of February, May, AeguG, ard No
vembcr, one month at.er the sxpira,ioa of each
quarter.
7. No other than free white perfon fhall
be employed TO convey the mail.
s. Whe,e the propoier inieads TO convey
the mail in the. body OF Rsgc carrisss, he is
deircd to eate i, in his propofas.
Q. The Poamafc. General reEcrves to
himielf the right Of declaring any coniraa at an
end whenever three failures happen which a.
mount to the lois Of Trip each.
re. Thoie who with 10 con,raee for two
years, will make ditines propoiak, fpccifyiog
for what price they will perform the ieryice for
one year, and at what price for two years.
II. The CONTRACT, for the above routes arc
to be in operation on thc firR day Of October
next, and are to continue in force for one year.
or two years, at the election of The PofmsRer
General. GIDEON GRANGER,
PoRnaasr. General.
General Pse-oGer, WalSmgDn- |
Clip, Atra Arb. 1903. J
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

EQ2MBKLY owned by Gov. Porter, a
I his0ti'ul blood bay Ao7;c, c. Gz., Gaufc,
and movements; 20. proved hin!e!Eto to be one tf
zoe dTft fires that has ever bern bred a,nonp rs,
as may be o6ierysd !fon h,>c Ire the coonte
OF Wellington, ione of Hich nave been "a
for YaVo Haaared D9Afy al TWO years bkf;,
TALLIo ws, Hfsd by lhe young Liberty, whuis
hEe ran at Nc@Port sgaioR IaesS,A's hcrie.
ANY Gsn,issnen. t.aeraEofs. ushn -~aoid ~Irll 10
improve ia ihci breed Of hoyi >, are tol!c;,ed i'd
cali At the faola oi NJ. Aa9s GarIaer, .3oaoh
Neekl whcIe The above aors rnsy be fe.n Oh
Mondays and T'usidaya frcm tho flra Moudsy
and 'rueiday IA May there - coni'nue thsoush
'he iealon on Mondays AID Tueidsys ;--snd
Fridays and Satu;dqys At IN. fable os Mt.
Sannel dlex iNouh Kingaown. THE re-
maining part OF the seaion he will be az the fs-
bic OF the fubicrbeg, in Sao.h KiaqHown.-
The terms Of fervice, are Tine DeIa,s Ihc iea-
fon, rnoncy paid down; bot Is the money be
not PAID down, Feny DslYers vii be required;
and One Dol!ar & .sfy Cea1s the dogle leap.
- Good PaauTiag for mafcs. at the above
aands. SIMEON HAZARD.
S0afb- KngRozrr, ApR o, 1903.
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NICOLAS GEFFROY,

IL rs CaafGnfJ or bazd, az eitgAa, 0J5yt-
4 mtSf .f cv@ryasted, ard common EnEly@,
g Grxeva Wettbes q TnsepiEce,, 7rbicb 6e avW
jeN on rsaj]Ta6!r fcr,a,.--He nl@ ea,ries on tke
Gotdimith'S N Silveriinith's
B4fas5 IN all lis braHcSe,, g aosN make, O, re.
fai,, any kisdof je4osi,y, il hSr rtdi.a J.i6.an.
He has likew:!e for Sale,
Wboiefale and Retail, all kinds Of Tf1o-
eAeg, imp'rfrd and fi6e Laf1f Es15iasi; ebTcen'
geld and fllsr tfarirtn; piated end 6ygJ} cos-
al9siess plated and britannia na-p0fs d,,k5,
iuaH ,f5o0rd and b0rger,; fia,cd bns. Jfi,ra,,
= lpu"; 'ea-trays; ee,fo,s, asdiyout, ,bepeI and
t0as'; en1Lcr 1rays Of aHkip6i rigkf and day
iaSirs and genfiemtn', toekei-book |,
dr:gisg-gieDss; HfpeaA'u; irs9ss; kgr/:-4ubips:
yasor' Rapkm'' Jansss yaSor,G,oBs; bsf Bs4z,-
cr ban; tsrfameyy Of all kinds, .f,or Lone5n srS
PGri,; haiy-sa1eder /; .faseb; 6ca MaekaJapS
Sooeb/rnf; and gyea, 1'ayirty Of ofbs, ar,ielss,
100 nTmr-c~ 70 inert IN an Advcrtyfeest. ..
In addition to the a5ovf, be has re-
ce'rrd BY ,be fat-R intsrfafioxs. a gyeai eari.sy
Of a,fieiss in bis iirr, awsve zvbieb are, Gssfff-
msa' tosohrg Stee,, dastr and erci. 6a,r,fd.
vnritfy of uaEea! f.aymassb and bsoks ek-
gas, fra Hrrr; haksrg .giag's, Je-vei2t.y Of ru-
'i'1s kisdS and fe,6ron lbs7aeit, Of q4yis1s
sr'e,f fror 6f. 10 sci per pciy; eifcarf gid
RINGS = breef PINS, iaisi1 4piib prG,i.
H CASH, and fbe Hgbea Prize, givcn
i. far old CslI md S,it.e-.
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70hn * Henry Cahoone,
HAVE FOR SALE.

HAVE FOX SALE,
At their STORE on Baaifer's Wharf,
- ROU,N SL'G.4R, BY tbr ba,nl; H,b6er',
A-S 8,o7vn Sfaaf; RNJ01 pc, ee@; Mil4D5s y
Toe bss&e4d; Pleay, Iy TIE 6arrsi; MoHid and
Dpf Caa9le5, b. he bsx; Iron Caboyes, Asd
se14ise SPANISH SEC 4RS.-ALso,
HONE1,, by The barrel or gallon
---Mcqo-1o'A Soap, BY ,bc b'x--Ntg,o- Hfadfo
b4te'--BcG 4ib bro:f Ja@aiea Ram; Iron Si0Vf,
--,at. Peter d Ham, Loaf Sugar /; Bsfter, and
Hsg's Lard, Ce.----LIxswIsE.
LIQUORS, Of the beR kind, a
gearyGi A9S,tmexf--aha qa,iaRs etbey A,f'rlf'
r f5e Grociyy Lire--a eeMpirn 4s6artmfm Of
rV5itb ny propsE 70 be cogsastG Ntpiied avi'b
a~f- MASTERS of Packets, PaE
ifngn;. c3e. my be Japfiied at /a6 S'orr, s~
tbe yt6o,frG Nonee---7Oitb 0xy Articf fb.y ma,
sO0nf--S5 fbti, JaVor' grat.t4i, atimsqvh4ged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per De1en-
-Mdingi, PER b4ygri oy tarmk-oas6,, br,
HAsdyed 6Erebrs, or (aaIicr gaaattirs-LOAF-
SUGARS. and a vdriety ef sbe 6ef sf7E4S.
Newport, Dec. IS, oo1. 3y
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IL be Aoid az Let,

a WELL hoiihed Dveii.ng- ioufe. dtu,tcd
L N on Th.rnes-St'ect. oppoG,c MIR. Robcrt
SnU.mt' new S,ore, adjoining the yard
aud garden. with a good well of water.-.lf
NOT immediately fold. the Shop, with ,!ome part
at the jouc, wll be 10 let.--1he iustiou,
bolh for health and bUfnsis, is not inferior 70
any in town. Conditions may bc known, by
applying to HENRY q. GHAMPLIN.
Newport, Nov. 10, 1904 cxii
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Public Entertainment.

1.-THE fubfcriber ioform the Public that he
], has opened ilou;c Of En.eTrainmcnt in
Wafer Street.. in the toon of WARES, fgD
OF the SbiS; WeR of Cele's lnn.--Contant at
tendance ~iil be given, and every attention paid
to Ladies and Gentlemen. for their accommoda-
zion. by the Pbbi,c's h"'nhie fcrvaot,
PRESERVED ALGFR.
O7o5s a3, 1904. cviiirf
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TO BE SOLD, or LET,
4 + Il R M.

II T Il K NJ,
7 YING in Exeter, Siae Of I0and,
l. about ex niles from Wexford, contain.
ing ,7s acres OF good Laod, With Dwelling
Houies, AID other our t,uiidings. II may be
rprchafed together, or in fepara,e divihons.
Paymen; will De made eaiy.-----Aifo.
A lhare in tie Ohio Company,
sontsining nearly Twelve Hundred Acres OF
excellent Land. For further particulars apply
10 PARDON TlLLINGHASG.
Ere,>y, Dee. 20, 1902. sort
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30

TEE Leeiilature Of the State of Rhode
L Hand. &c. at their aa isiioss, having
granted Permiaioo To the Matter. Wardens. ana
Brethren OF ST. John's Lodge, No. 7, in New
port, 10 raiie BY Lottery the fun Of T4cs qbcH-
fana firs Hsn8red Dolla,,, TO dIichafge the debt
due on Msion's Hall and having appointed the
iuoicrioers Managers (ssho have gwen bonds TO
the General Tfeafuret) they prefenf shc follow
ing Schem. tor the patronage Of rfe Public.
S G II Z M E.
Net one and ihree-quariers O. blank to prize.
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" q Il &c E

IV y y 4 =
Is hereby given, 60 an perfons.having any de-
4 nands againtt the eaate Of Captain JosEPR
CoNupoN, late of Jamciown. deceaied, TO sx-
hibit tiem; and all perfons indebted TO laid ef.
tate, are called upon TO make payment to MA
RY CONGDON, Of Jameeown, Execu,rix to
iaid efase; or to EBENEZER SHERMAN,
her lawful Agent. a, Newport.
November Il, Isor. IIstf
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CORTON ANDERSON. retpedfully ia-
NJ fosms his friend. sna TIE puolic in gcnc-
ya,, thar be has taken par, of The tore belong
iae GO his s4Iher. Franeii Aadegjaa, oppodie the
Red. Market, where he carries on she oulneis ct
q Tin Plate Worker. in all its various branche. ::
Taof, who may tayor him with their cuitom,
may de2eod upon punttuali;y Cona1ui as'en-
dance vii be given, and the fnalleR fayors
gracefully acknowledged.
&rCG@ gi1es far otd Pe7ofr' 8 Lead
The partnerihip of Anderj0a & Heath,
was d.holved, by mutual agreement,
on the 18Th of March, 1903.
Newport, Aprii %. IS,
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Retpeafaib hform, Sb F,tnds and 1be PabAe
grnfrGl.
THAT he has taken the HAY-ScREws.
Il la,e belonging TO Mr.. J'aRatbag Mqz@,
decealed; and intends carrying on the Hay
Screwing buaneis. s.-Thote PeTlons who nay
win to have Hay Screwed, may depeod upon
having j, done With flelIry and difpasch.
The fnaea favors gratefully Acknowledged.
NraVtsrf. Ma,eb IS, 1903. $40
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CASH. aSD FOR
LINEN Il WOJLEN RIGS, BT
Chriifopher OIney, & Co.

DehiUe,cd al ibeir hf,lk5, or Paper Hare lfoglt,
wv HERE .hey have for fae, at sho!eiala &
Wv retail. all kinds Of Paper, viz. FoOii-
cap Writing Paper, No. and 2.--Veilun Let
ter do.-Pot do.--Wrspping 6o.-Bonnct do.
---Clo,hier's do. n quality. .-Shea'hing, with
and without, Sand. Book. Binders Boards
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.--Anso,
A complete Ahortment OF Blank Account
and Record Books.--LIKEwIsE
Account Books made and ruled to any pat
tern, TO fuit the purchafsr.-A complete Abort
rnent Of School Books. s; Stationary Of all kinds.
Mn, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or popnd, Cocoa Shells, by The Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, from ! 4
TO ~ years Of age. as Apprentices to the Paper
making and Clothing baiinef,.-To fueh grea;
encouragement viii be given.
P,oOiatnct, OH. z6, 1902. taft
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day Of JHI next. Il So3J mei.Epe.
IRON Bottom by Milton, Randolph, Bridge
i wafer, Raynhan, Tsunron, Digh,on, Som
e''et and Swsnzey 10 Warren K. /. orce week.
Lave Bottom every Monday at 3P. NJ. and
arrive at Warren on Thuriday by - A. NJ
Leave Warren every Thuridsy az P. NJ. and
arnve at Bottom on Saturday at 10 A. M.
From Newpor, BY New Bsdford Rochefer,
and Wsreham 10 Sandwich once week. LeaSe
Newport every ThUifday at p. M. and arrive
at Sandwich on Friday by P. NJ. Leave Sand.
wich every Wednelday at A. NJ. arrive az
Newport on 1huriday by P. NJ.
From Providence BY North Providence,
Conlberlsnd, Mtrdoa, Up,on, Cation, Wor.
ceaer, Holden, Rutland, Barre, PctsrNham,
A,hcl. Or-nge, WsIwiek. NJrhiield and iIi.E-
dsie, TO Brsttleboro, and thence BY We,fieIi,
Nsw-Sa!em, Pcteiihsm, and The fame toose to
Prcsidence once a week. Leave Providence
every Tue'dny at 10 A. NJ. and arrive at Brat.
tlebo'o, on Friday by 9. An. Leave Dtattle-
boro.e'eIJ rr'dsy atz NJ. and arrive at PFC
yidcncc on Menday by srm. 3rH-
RHODE-lSLAND. ..l so
From Providence by Darlington, B,ifol
ard Warrtn TO Newport tip7es a week 10
iummer and three times m winter. -ef
May 10 hstsa5.y ,.
Leave Providence every day Sonday ex-
excepted "a 7 a. M. and srr.tc at Newport by
4P.n Leave New port every osY Sunday
excepted st'S A. NJ. aad aif;vc at Providence by
4 M.
Novenbs, - May Il. .H..
Lave Providence every Monday, We'd
Deitay q Friday al 7 a. NJ. and arrive at New
port 1T P. M. Leave Nr~por eveIy Tuei
day, rhuritay and Saturday at A NJ. ana ar,
rive At Providence a. a p. ". t..s
From Ptnvi4.nce by Eait Greenwich. -.
rle Ref and Wexford 20 ToWefhiil once a
werk. Leave Providence every kndsy at 4
A. M. and arrive az TowcrhiH bg II A. ID.
Retarave--L-avc Tover'in every Friday a, /
p. NJ. ard str,ve a. Providence hy P M.
From f!ewcorr by 'Toeerhii, Chautown,
Weaerly, Sroringtor iC,.) and Crotou, 20 Nc@
Lnndon. t-ice P seek.--Lcsve Newport every
Tncfday and 'ThoFioay az 70 A. NJ. and arrive
q, New London on WcGrcflsy ard Friday bY
ar. NJ RrtaynMy--Irs.e New London eVe-
~ Tuefdsy and fhe,idsy az % A. NJ. sod arrive
at Newport on Wednesday and frioay bv noon.
From Providence 10 1snotpn ONCE week.
Leave Tsunton every Monday ar 10 A. N.
and arrive a. Providence by p. M. Leave
Providehce every Tuesiay at A. NJ. and ar
rive at Taunton by nocn.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-30
ABNER TABER,

HAVING been sbfent four months from
/ i home, and now having Recommended
Tayloring, in every branch,
He Informs his cuitomers that he carries on his
bu6neh in the ihop where he formerly did on
Bangfer's wha's, where thoie perions Who in.
eliae to favor him with their employment, may
rely on having their work performed in the
dual good order; and in the n-weii fa!hions.
All perion' having unfettied ACCOUNTS with
faid 7absy, arc requeHed to exhibit them for
ies,lemen, without delay.
NcSgpsn, AS,Hi6. l33
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FOR SdLE, BIZ
SIMEON MARTIN.

:. r.. . :
CKrY Hhds. good retailing MoIsnes,
- Two tons HaT, Club, and Halbeck Steel,
Twenty boxes brown HAVANA Sugars.
Two thouiand buhe!s Exuna Salt, iuitable for
pork, beei, aud fh. h.------ Alto,
JsR ,eee.vf4 fj0'r .4agyfeylam, fe, %ip Eagle,
(DaRtri dsaiu MgfcyJ
IS Boxes plain Glals- Ware, each containing Sc
frswS Of haif-pint Tumhers, 10 per ara~--
6 pint DccanIer,--6 half pint do.-Iz Wine
Glahcs--6 Salt Cells.
IS Boxes Auted GaEs Ware, each containing
AGO half-pint Tumhiers--z quart D acan,e'',
pint do.--4 half pint diuo---3o Wine
Ganes--6 Sale Cells.
70 Pipes Weefp Gins cafks White Lead.
50 quarter calkl Of Pia Powder,
l. cSlSs Shet, of various fzcs,
ditto Linieed Oil,
90 Dntch Cheelss, weighing s s. 3, lbs. each,
eco tIs bortie) empty Gin Gales.
Ne7vPon, Jan. 40. 1893. izW
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Sot one and ihree-quariers OF blank to prize.
1903 Prizes.
5o97 Blanks.
5000 Tickets a, 4 Dollars IS rooco

oSOS IlSkc1s AZ )olars ~ .cSco
This Scheme is ca!culaed for he advsu-
tsge OF adveuturefs there bsiog not onr srd
Fh,ee-qhar,ers OF q bsr< - Prize, spd the
prizes only fubjctf 40 d dedutton OF c,ysge sd
oae-haH per een,. The eacoursesmeut and
asfabce which the Managers 6suer tlriafciyes
VII he given 10 this Lottery, by ,he Maloni;
fFsoerbity 10 this and ihe neIShhuuSirg Stases.
lesses thea ~itholg doubt thar the 'Eiekets
will meet lpecdy iaic, and thar the d,s4ifg
vii '6dmmencc 10 II, ,rt tiuc which as i23n
fmHhed, hR oi the prizes will be pobliG,fd,
a-d hitty DAYS alter, the pt2c, viii be punttu-
aAy paid.-ThoEe Prizes hich arc not demanded
within twelve month, aE,efdnwn. viii D. deemed
sencEcu!y given for ,be pospoie OF the Lottery.
WILLIAM few,
JAMES PERRY,
JOAN PRICE. jim. Ma--
' EDWARD EASION, Jun. [ ae,,s.
CLARKE COOK,
WILLIAM MOORE, juc. =
g-s- Tici>et' IN the above Louery mag bs
had of her of the Managers.
Nrsvborf, Mqyc5 7, 8o3. lz8f
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WILLIAM HELME

RsLp-afniJ isjo,m' biz FrieSdf and The PAtlie.
THAT having employed an experienced
L Workman from New. York, he has for
hIe, a, MS Mandatory on the Point (by the
large or fmail quan,i'y) mould and dipped tai
low Candies, nsrd and foft Soap, warranted to
be Of equsl qualify 10 any imported.
Newport, Sept. 8. Soz. cW
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NTOiiC& is he,eby gwen r. ali pcrloas bay-
4 y ing aay demands asaioa tie s2aSe of
oArosr Rea@, late OF lSav porf, Mariner, ,le-
csaied. to -xhioi, chem - ,hs {u5icy1eI s .et-
tleneAt AID ali tho{. any vi.c iadcbte' 70 sa'A
eFSre, arc here5y cai!1d upoa ., make ars-
diasc ,aymcut Ga MARY READ, A5,sir'x.
Newport. April 9, 1888. 1872 ,n
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fer sale, BY ibe lsgjeribs,, Q gf'a' g4antiy #
O A X u NJ,
VNTHlCH will be difpoied of, either in large
w or tmaN quantities, as low as can be
pareliaf-d 10 this STATE.
*..CAsn, and the highef price, given for
old JUNK, as ofual. JOHN WILLIAMS.
Kr,tl, .f tbe Work- Hogt.
Newport, Feb. IL. 7zrf
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WATCH MAKING BUSINESS
in all lis Branches. Lkewiie all kinds OF
Hair Hork sS Gold Cypbers
neatly executed. rhey have for Sale, Ensih
and Gcaeva gold & iilves Watches, Gold Neck
lacrs, iiiver tea aud table spoons, iat, muhatd
& pap Spoons. foup aud punch Ladies, iugar
longs. large & inall Looking Glsies, dreting
DO. tea Trays, Waters & dreiiing Cafes, plat
ed, wooden. and Britannia Gators, Britannia
tea and coffee Pos, Gcntenca's and Children,
tea s. common HAITI, Suipenders, Knives and
Forks. btaisslo & common Handiroos, SHOW
ei & Tongs, nyas and iappaned Lamps, elegant
,p's,ed s. btsh Candleniests, dat and common
Gains, hcrle q chsiic Whips, ladies 80. SciiIors.
Pen Knives. Snafer, 6: Trays, powder Boxes
snd Puffs, Rszors in cafes and without, fhaving
Boxes, and Wiudfor Soap. Cream Balls, writing
Paper, Dutch Oniis, Spanifh Scgar., Maccabau,
Rsppee s. Sco,ch Snuff, Starch, Purple Brown,
together with complete AGortmcnt of Jewel
icy s. Perfumery. - They ALTO carry on the
GoLo & SiLvtRsatrB's
BuGreis CsIh given tor Old Gold end Silver.
VT Punttual attendance. and the fmallea
favots gratefully acknowledged.
I. Newport, Oet. :. 1901. 7sd I
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Scr CASH given Jor dean Coffo,
and Linen RIGS, and oid Sail Clefk,
at fbs Office sffbe Republican.
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Mails of the United States

On the following Polt Roads,
WILL be rsor'ved at fbe CrssRAL Posr Or.
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Federal PrediHonJ.


Iuff before the laft Pre6dential
election, federalilt declared that he
did NOT with to live minute, after
Mr.. Jeferfon fhould be Preiident.
After the election, he has obltinately
perlilted to eat, drink and ileep as
ufnal. Another declared that he
thould not confider his flock in the
funds worth dollar in the pound,
if Mr.. Jefferfon ihouli be elected, yet
ever Gnce he has held them higher
than before. A Sword cutler declar-
ed he fhould ftarve if Mr.. Jeferfon
fhould be chofen, but fince he finds
that Mr.. Jefferfon is not in the line
ofSwords, he has turned his hand to
other bufnels, and is doing better
than before. A political Clergyman
prophecied that chriltianity would be
yuined, If the inidel Jeferfon ihould
be Prelident, and the prophet has
found his prediction verified in his
ownperion, for he has never exhibited
one evidence of chriltianity fince the
4,h March 1901. Hart. Mer.
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LITTLE OLD MAID
FROM ANN wIkcsovE.

FROM ANN wIkcsovE.
VXyELL, friends, rIi begin, - You with
w me TO eng. m
And the mufes will lend their kind aid
If happy for me. hope fill TO live free,
"A reipeeiable, little old maid.
Where affections unite, and all things are
right,
No Gate with the married can vie;
Bot If pique lead the way, or interca fway,
It's better unmarried TO die.
ns wife ! had prov'd, TO man that lov'd,
Whole saions bright wiidom had fway'd.
How happy my lite to have been biet wife,
And not poor little old maid
Bot IL kind refped to his will don't dired
Our ftep, through the mazes of life,
You had better live free, an old maid like me,
Than be to Bockhead wife.
II benevolencc mild make us fond of each
child,
And good nature fhould beam on our cheek {:
Though the rotes may fade in each worthy old
maid,
Yet many our friendihip will Teck.
Then b: not difmay d. each cheerful old maid !
But join 10 my whimhcal Tong,
Live happy. ~hiie will laugh till die
With ,hoie tina, now fet among.
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May z8b, 1904.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

nESERTED from the Carlton OF Fort
~ Wolcott. 10 the night OF the z3d inf.
two foldien Of the United States Regiment of
Artillery, OF the following name, and defcrip-
tion Nieboias Jones', born in the town Of
Wallingford, New Haven county, Connecticut
aged Io years; FIVE feet eight inches high,
blue eyes. fhort brown hair, and dark complex
ions Of aender form, and aoops much
when walkipg--wss drfed in the habit of a
9ilor. ALTO, Francis Ledrard. born in Ply
mouth. Conneeticu'--sged twenty-five years !;
five feet nine inches high, dark complexion,
gsey eyes, and mort brown hair i, of an athle-
tic form. very Rraighr. and remarkably active.
----had on when he deietted, round hat, Mort
blue jacket, and linen trowfers, all about half
worn. Whoever iecures faid deferers in any
gaol, or delivers them to the fub'eriber at Fort
Wolcott, or TO any other OfRcer in the ieryice
Of the United States, fhall be entitled TO the
above reward, with all resfonable expenfes; or
Ten Dollars for either Of them.
L.HOWARD, N Lieut.. U. S. ArtilleriRs.
Fort Wolco,t, May "a, 1904.