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NAPLES, 9th March, 1910

NAPLES. 9th March. 1910:
The 17;aister Of Foreign -49'airs Of Ais
4HVcafy me King IF fAe 2Evo Settles.
10 Mr. T. H4mmet. consul of The Unfit
ca States Of America
SIR,
havelaid before his majesty the re-
peated demands which you have addressed
to me in behalf of the American citizens and
vessels lying in the ports of his Kingdom.
His majesty cannot CoDte mpiate, without
pain, the little consonance which appears
to him to exist between your solicitations and
the principles adopted by the government
of the United States, which are Contained in
the provisions of the act OF the first OF
March OF the past year, operating against
the commerce OF France and that of those
states ieagued with her in the political sys.
tenn OF the French empire.
Alter that act, you ought not to be sur
prised, sir, at the vigorous measures which
his majesty the king bias been compelled to
adopt against the vessels of your nation,
laden with prohibited merchandise.
With respect TO the Americans who COM
pose the crews OF the conhscated vessels, his
majesty has directed his minister of the ma
rine to procure passages for them, in orden
that they may return TO America.
/ flatter. myself, sir, that the alterations
which may take place in the resolutions Of
your government, will dispose his ma; esty to
measures more conformabIe to his views and
to those sentiments of friendship and good
understanding, which the king is eesTous
should exist, and Which he wishes to cuiti.
vate with the United States of America.
Accept.
Sir,
The assurance of my very dis,in-
guished consideration.
(Sirred
THE MARQUIS OF GALLO.
The preceding official papers, respecting
the state of our relations with France, go far
to show that but little chance exists of AN
early accommodation of our differences with
her, on any principles compatible either
with justice or that respect which every
Independent nation owes to itself These
communications remove all doubt of the ge-
nuineness of the Due De Cadore's note to
General Armstrong which, in point of Ian
guage, as well as substance, is equally re-
prehensible. The principles 1t assumes are
such as we never could adopt without dis
grace, and the terms are an outrage on dig
nifty and decorum. With such features, il is
not surprising that its genuineness was ques-
toned, for it was scarcely credible, that a
government that, we were told from vari
Gus quarters, protested friendship towards
US and a respect TOR neutral rights, should
use language only fitted to excite indignati-
on. We are authorized to say, that our go
vernment had no official knowledge Of the
existence Of this note, until it was receiv-
ed through England, few days since, by
the Camilla The publicity given to it must
have been by the French government, as it
made its appearance in the Paris papers
"a few days subsequent toits data memo
rable fact, indicating the resolution Of that.
government, In thus committing itseif 70 the
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ken of reconciliation Us frank as faithful shall,
present The hand OF the Archduchess MARIA
LOUISA TO the Delegate OF the Great Monarch.
whom YOU represent; and pray you. my Prince.
10 publish TO France my ardent wishes that the
virtues oithc Archduchcss may cement forever
the friendship OF our Sovefeisns, and the happi.
ness OF their people"
Ley,len, March IS The Archduke Francis,
brother OF the Empress of Aasnia, is to marry
Mario Augusta En;ionetre, Princess, of Royal
Saxony J; and will be created King OF Poland.
LONDON March 90.
All the continental papers are filled with ar,i-
cles on the subject of Bonapa,4e's marriage
From theatre of war the diiic rent States appear
TO lie converted into one con,ending scene o!
gossippng and chit-rhat--With what ievity does
the mind OF man move from the extremes 1t hor.
ror, to the veries liitleness of coffee.cup confer
ences-.rom the ttu:apet's blast " TO the iascivi.
Gus warnings ofthe lute !''-from Death, to
dance, and song, and revelry
TRIESTE March S--The Russian feet,
which has been coded by Russia to France.
consists of four sail of the line, besides fri
gates and corvettes. These vessels are
partly at Trieste, and partly at Venice
The Russian crews have already set ont on
their return home, and the French have ia
ken possession of the vessels.
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TripIicate.
Extracts ofa letter from Gen armstrong
foIhe Secretary Of Stare, dated
PARIS, 17th February, 1910
he note from Mr.. Champagny. a CO.
Ply of which is enclosed, was received yes
terday,"
This goes by the way of England and
may not DC much later in reaching you than
my dispatch of the 2Sth ult. which took the
same road"
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Some doubts have been expressed in some of
our prints of the genuineness of the note of the
Due de Galore 10 General Armstrong We have
received Paris paper, which dtssipates all doub,
on tins head 1t contains the note which, on ex.
animation, we find to have ben faithfully, thougI.
rather ciums'ly translated, The note iisci IS
not dated but" February 8:h /" is added IN wri
ting by the person in Paris, from whom the pa.
per is received, which probaly indicates the
dste.-Nat Int.
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ar Printing in ali It's branch.
IS neatly executed at this Office
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Raxi's Patent lsfallsbls
I COLUMBIAN Oil.

The inventor oil this highly esteemed me-
,,;c;ae IS q native of smcrica and, the conPo-
s;tion IS the production OF American SOIL,
consequent, it is in every sense o. the ao.a
domestic, il is not pulled up with numerous
train OF pompols foreign eeruheases OF pst.
sons fso.n whom by the great ais'a'ieo wa.
separates us It's impossible to e5saih ihioi-
ms,iou. therefore the public has better seCu'
rity for their money as there cannot DC tue !.
Est shadow of deception TO cover his meds-
cine. for he simply appears before the com
n,uslity with his invention and eSPesilhei-
~ aeta;l Of the various cases n which II re-
ally is so wonderfully efhcacious and IN Nhich
he IS supported by the following ccstihca, &c
,xh..xe names are not only SUBSCRIBER uut
th.;r persons may also he Consulted oeihs
residents within the circle of our nei5 hoor-
hood. The following arc the coinpsal 10 -
which the Columbian Oil has oeen louis . %
efhtacious and rarely ever tails Oh eHscuhs
cure, viz Rheum~tism, consnnpao"' l'ains
in any part of the body, but parucuiaf9 ~
the back and breast, colds and coughs too'ii
ache, spleen, pieurisIcs, choilc, cramps, eA-
tern.i and internal bruises, sprains ana nesii
wounds, .scalds and burns, yhooping cough
and mumps, ami dysentry and bloody haS'
Group and the summer complaints In chill
dren, and In weak stomach that Is causea
by indigestion, a constant sinking and loss Oh
appetite, it viii act as apowettul bracer 10
the relaxed fibre and restore tito Its proper
torfe. 80.
Il seems AS though nature had ranked II the
FRS, of the class OF I'LL pectorals and expecto-
rails for tine relief of the breast and lungs as II
scarcely ever fails of removing distractions
in either, particularly those who are trou-
bled with pnthysiek or asthmatic complaints
who in the act of walking fast, stopping or
lying down are almost suFocated, haiia tea
spoon full of the Columbian Oil will render
some relief iestantaneousiy, and II continued
agrecably TO the directions in saca cases, VIII
prove a ra,Iis@l cure, by producing the fsii
power of irritation to the lungs and Tree ex-
paa sion oithe breast
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Just RECEIVED.

Per Schooner MARY, Captain CoLp, f,o,, !,
yayo, and TOR safe BY The subser;5e,. y
"a barrels OF Coffee,
900 Spanish Hides,
geo whole, and s.
100 half boxes first Qualify Spanish isc..
IN Sl'1RE, e~
80 bolts frs, quality Russia Ducl \
20 do. Cd do
So bolts RaveRs Duck {
bale Russia SEeets.g.
5000 lbs Seine Twine,
80 barrels No ! Beef,
10 do. Prime Pork,
5 boxes 7 by 9 WINDOW Glass,
And a general assortment of Ship d,ar
dlery.
Yeaton and Conway
I Decemher IS. 3tawys
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HELD AND ROOKIE.
November %

~ ONTINJE to carry on the BLACK.
~ SMITHS business in all its various
branches with neatness and dispatch. They
have lately received . quantity Of STEEE., &
part of which they ofier for sale, being OF 8
very superior quality for edge tools * othe2
pur poses, which they can recommend 10 pa
of the best kind. Smiths in town and else.
where, and country merchants mag bs sup
piled on very reasonable terms BY applying
1t H. Eield's nail marufactory, Unions street,
who has for sale, as usual, general assoit-
ment OF Spikes, Nails, Brad: and Sprics Of
every description, By she cash ar less euans.
tity
December s. M
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Burr Blocks & James River Goa.

Just 'eeeiued by the subscriber,
eco Blocks of fresh Bur,s of an excellent
quality for making mill stones.
800 Bushels of James River coa;. vaich
will be sold low if taken from sn BOARD pai.
mer's packet,
1000 lbs best White yeau srouaf, ir NJ
so boxes Tia 81.
80 casks Rice
hogsheads best retailing ly:siassss
90 bales Gotten
10000 lbs. Green Cofee--ani.
Groceries as usual.
fthly 20
Mordecaii Mile
5ecember Is. ataw2w
JUST BANDED,
From Sloop MoNrEzuMA. oia Moytox
IS bales nice retailing Cotton.
sfom Seh'r. ELIZABETH, irons gossoa.
20 boxes Candles
Far sale 5y
E. GILMAN.
0eseMSsr i4s DIST law4w
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a,nirent physician, who prescribed the hot
bath, ETC. which were regularly attended 70
but without the smallest advantage. had
about nine ounces Of blood taken from ms
still tho complaint did hot give way IN the
least degree | was then advised to try Paui's
sColumbian Oil, but with very Little hopes OF
succeeding; when 10 my great surprise and
comfort, was sensible Of some case IN my
kip on tho first time OF amounting; tie next
day the pain in ny back WAS sbated the head
ache LETT me, and in four days was perfectly
recovered.
Apaloma Walter,
Lexington street, two doors from Liberty
street, Baltimore.
To Thomas Pau, mveufor of the Columbian
CaL
No H.
Philadelphia, July 8, 1907.
BY your request, do certify, that i had
been long time dangerously indiposed, and
was reouced TO the lowest state of weakness,
insomuch that my recovery appeared doubt
ful; my complaints seemed to be affections
o t. e breast and lungs-I could procure nc
relief from ipces SAINT coughing, nor breathe
without great p.in and difficulty when. by
the use OF one phial of Paul's Columbian Oil,
my Distressing cough left me, every other
symptom was removed, and was restored
to an EXCELLENT state OF health, which now
enjoy.
Kitty M'Clain.
Corner of Spruce and Fish streets.
Far sale in Aiesandyia by RICHARD II
LILLE, Apothecary and Druggist,
faufa* STREET, first ao0r belozO
King street.
Who has conitantly on hand,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs ana Medicines of superior quality
by wholesale or retail.
A l. S O,
Nutnegs, mace, cloves, pepper, alspice
ginger, London mustard, alum, copperas,
madder, Salt petre, chewing tobacco of first
quality, etc. etc.
A variety of celebrated Patent
Medicines.
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Toieph Vaudeville,

JOlePil WdlluCVlllCs
Corner IF King and Fairfax streets:
HAS RECEIVED FOR SALE,
10 puncheons ga proof Antigua rum
2 pipes real cogniac brandy
8 pipes country gin
80 barrels New England rum
40 barrels rye whiskey
hogsheads Orleans sugar
5000 lbs. green coffee
so boxes and half boxes choice :irsG aEaa
second quality Havana segar5
90 casks first quality Goshen cheese
Is boxes London and Philadelphia mustard
500 lbs. refined saltpctre
20 boxes muscatel and bloom raisins
500 lbs. fresh Zante currants
SO boxes mould and dipt candles
1900 lbs. brlmslone
SO dozen pertumed soap
20 lbs. Cayenne pepper.
5000 ID good Firkin Butter, in sins sniop.,,y
order.
November %
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~ Notice.
Decemher IS.

A LII those that became purchasers ;,
N the sale Of the estate of Mary Somms
deceased. quiW take notice thar their nov.
became due on the fifth Of this month. Til,
isto give notice that ! shall attend at Fairs,
court house the first day of next Februlr
court, at which time and place hope Al
those concerned will attend and oischarp,
their notes without mourning more cost, :,
ell the notes of dc inquents on that day viii
be put into the hands of an officer for COLI.
ton.
James S. Fsrguson, Ex'r,
Dec, 90. 2aw2ws
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I PROPOSALS.

Philip II. NackLan & Go,
20: publishing by subscription aeuv pest,
oaica5 1yerR: 10 be issued quarterly, and
"a be sntisjed
.!.hs t.-aer.can Review Of 4iRory i
!, Politics
s&a@ 1snsrel Repository Of g;isgetws
end State pabeys..
y HIS work will be conducted under the
z management Of RoBaa- WALSH, Jun.
Esquire, & modelled upon q olaE calculated
10 render it extensively and permanently
useful. It will embrace review OF the pub
&c occurrences of Europe: and OF our ova
relations with thas quarter of the globe ;-.~aa
examination ofthe parliamentary history and
domestic policy ofthis country IAN enquiry
Snto the s.lerits of foreign and native prcouce
sions--particulafly Of such as profess 10 de-
iineate our own condition and character 80
original essays and seleciione in every e.
Partmens OF literature ;--an application Gs
The principles of political economy to- a
peculiar circumstances Of the United St3 r
and q collection Of state papers, 10 the dee
Of en- appendix,-ftted 70 illustrate al;7eos
confirm the facts and opinions adyanc,
the historical and politicsl circles. laoo'
CONDITIONS. ,fou'
l. This work will be printed op :
paper, IN octave, and will, consist ~
numbers annually, of at leas, Two +, ~
pages each, TO be issued quarterly, tass
q The arst number will be issusa IN
st of January 1911.
Ill. Price of subscriptlea, siS dol. e"''0 y.
annum, 70 be paid on the delivery nf the ''''
eond number Of every year. ion
W. Distant subscribers are sxpegted 70
pay In sdvance, or upon tho delivery Of sss
first number.
Subscriptions received By y&Nss AzssgS
dy, senior, A!cxandria.
November 90.
H Printing in all It's branch.
es neatly executed al this Office.
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rom the nfSt aPpllCdliOll, anu ny pay ing pro
per attention to the directions ior using it,
was, to the astonishment Of all who were
acquainted with my situation, in Ave days
entirely free from all pain, and have now the
use of my leg as we'll as ever, and any person
who may pcruse the above certificate, beiLg
DESTROYS of any information respecting m,
case, have no objection on their making
application, to give them every satisfaction in
my power respecting it. am, sir, yours,
George l.. Hughes,
Market street, baltimore
To MIR. Thomas Paul, inventor of the Co
lusnbian Oil, Harrison's Greek, Baltimore.
No. 10.
Conceiving it 70 be my duty not to conceal
from the public the virtues of vonr most va
luabIe Columbian oil, from which received
so much benefit, | am therefore induced,
FROM principle of gratitude for my recovery
to give short statement of the complaint
under which suffered. was first seized
in the right hip with most intolerable pain,
which seemed exactly in the joint, and OH the
day following dreadful pain in my back,
which lasted about three weeks during
which time could not walk upright, but al.
ways in a bent posture and if seated in
chair the pain would be SO excruc iating in the
act of rising that it was impossible for me TO
refrain from screaming. My appetite had
entirely left me, and a constant head ache,
could sometimes almost deprive me of my
senses in fact ] was in deplorable condi-
ton. A number of remedies were tried, bat
to no purpose. ] had aiss -she advice Of an
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S. e u. REED,

z0" .s' Tee:+';s TER IsA s1'by q sh's
.l.adisS' black and red Morocco pa,ens
common Cork soal Shoes, TIC, walking do
Woalens' Misses and Chit?rens' il a,hc7
Boots and aies Ladies white and -otoru
Kid Shoes dee ornamented do, Mens'
sso..t sesd Enc Shoes; do. Daneins pumps
44,L.SO.
Ieatsen1enS .irst and aecond quality Oak.
icy Hate /; Ladies' Stray and Chg Bon.
,ssls sa;' TRAININGS.
or RAND
Il. Consignment Of ApPAES--,5il Of
'phies: vlI! be disposed 81 CD the saoes rea.
eonaple :ersnc.
sIoy, az 90
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Susanna Purden.

" n. B. My Susanna, a child aged twenty
months an,. 6 days, was taken about the mid
die ofJuly hast with a violent cough, which
the neighbors said was The hopping cough;
gave her six drops of the Colu nbian Oil,
which gave immediate relief, and proved an
yHectual cure.
saratoga,sEsst, Baltimore, An q, 1909.
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Certificates Of its efficacy.
Ne. /.
SEpTEMBEa 1909


i do certify that have been aiiing nearly
two years with q hectic cough and violcat
oppression at the breast, lsppiied TO the
most eminent physicins and could get no.
relief from my low state Of health, until J.
got paui's Columbian Oil, and found imme-
sliate relief. take this method OF informing
the public ofthe efficacy of this valuable me
dicine, from tbs cures which have expert
enced--I think it an Incumbent duty to oRcl
the same TO the public.
Eti!ha Seward,
Baltimore, NO. 10, Water street, sign of
Plough. Sept. 1893.
No. 9.
hereby certify, that had cough and
pain in my stomach for upwart'o ftwo years,
when was recommended to Paul's Column
ban Oil procured one phiai of that yalua-
BILE medicine. which has restored me to
good state of health again
Thomas Elliott,
On rhs Heck .-tows road, near the turn
pike gates
February IL, 1909.
Nos.
Z have great reason to be very thankful for
oeine recommended to Paul's Coumbian Oil.
7 had been afflicted with violent pain in my
back, SO that was not able to walk. pro-
cured ons phial of the Oil, and received
Immediate relief, and have been very we'll
ever since
~ B. l had violent tooth ache about two
or three months ago, shen droppeda few
drops of the Oil on some lint. ana applied it
20 the tooth affected, and received immedi-
ate relief.
Eleanor Elliott.
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Eleanor Elliott.
SIR,

comply with your request Of stating
my opinion OF Paui's columbian Oil being
an eHectual remedy for the letter worm
have been afflicted with tho letter in my hand
for ! 3 years, and have made trial of many
medicines which have been recommended,
bat all to no effect. Hearing of Pauls CO..
lasabian Oil, aboutthe 18th of January last,
proving an cHeciual cure for the ring worm
and similar complaints. / Immediately got a
phiai OF your Oil and applied il agreeahly to
the directions for about two months success.
sively, when the letter left me and has not
made its appearance since.
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.M}RhIrU.

At North. R7 rsto,vn, on Monday last. by the Rev
NJ. lNerihup. the Ton ELIsaA u. PoIER,-S of
.GyI,h- aae sto.s0, memhtr of Congress from this
S'rte, 20 Miss MARY MAwNEy, daughter # Pardon
Mawrey, Esc Of Egst Greenwich.
At Rio de Joneiro,. Nay Is, Hs Most Serene
Hieimess Don pgpRo CARLus De BoURBo~ De
BuAGAHcA, ACnte Of Spain, to the Princess DA
BEIRA DnNNA MApIA TEREsA, daughter Of the
Prince Reg,rt Of Portrayal The City and Shipping,
were Illuminated for three NIGHTS grand display
Of fireworks took place. $500 were dschar-
gcd at once,
DIED,
In this town, SUNDAY morning last, after ling
ering illness whch she bore with Christian for,iuide
and resignation, Mrs ErIzABerH TowNsE d con-
sort of Nr. Thoras Townsend
On Thursday last, MRS ELIzABEru ID TrspALE
consow, OF Mr.. Wm Tisdaie, and daughter of Mr..
si.s Dean, in the 22d ycT of her age.
on Mndav last, JAMES, son Of Mr.. Dcnj Blven
Of il,iS town, aged Is months.
A. Ndaetorn, CR.L on the 10Th inst Miss -
LICE Govt d, daughter Of the late Mr.. Tho Gould,
in the An year OF her age.
At I"r0viience at an advanced aye, BRrsroL
HHupEs black man ~ thp late olItion.rV ,rby
in Which he long served with deserved reputa'ion.
~ the Sc of Yorktown he was severc'w wounle :.
having unfortunately lost eg AND an arm, ard has
since subsisted on rension-At Rochesser 4tl inst
NJ LeMpUL GuRvRy, aged 50, he dropped dead
from Lishorse While riding
IT, P1ris pArf. BENpIFLp, once fluous Asia.
tick natob, who brought from the Fast Indies for-
tune of little less than million sterling he died IN
very indignant circumstances
In J'omfs, { Cen. BARNARD PHILLrps, Jun
aged 19 he fel 46 feet from the gir oS steep;e a.
he vas assisting in raising a tower; and although
he weighcd 2)olbs and no'hing iatrrcepted has fa
no bone was fractured or dsloc,trd but the shock
deprived him ~ all scnsbil;tv bcirv his IIips he
survived the accident several davS.
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NEWPORT
WEDNESDAY,, JULY l8, 1910.


MONDAY arrived the big Constcllation,capt
Iseach, from Cadiz. She sailed on the 22d
Of Nay, Capt l.. informs that the Spahfards
and English had had severe engagement
with the French for the recovery of fort
ie former were successful at irst, but were
az ie'gth obliged TO aoandon the position
beth Sizes claimed the victory. The Eng
hSh sud TIC French lost 1000, and they about
700 The Frenth had permitted water to be
taken from st. Mays for the relief of their
country men, prisoners in Cadiz, and on board
the ships, but they hal refused to suffer any
more to be ta.en. The patriot efforts in the
interiour for the emancipation of the country
continued; and the people in Cadiz were in
excellent spirits.
The FreRch from fort Matagorda and the
batteries, frequently annoyed the shipping
The markets were good, and still rising.
Boston Palladium
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New Stationary Office.

sOS.AH {. SHIN,
INFORMS the pubLek in general, and his friends
4 IN pa. tiousr rhat he has opened small assert
,aeu OF the most approved STATIONARY, conr
prsing, among other, the following ar.iees, viz n
Paper--foulscap, pot, lcitcr, gin and back
edged, Of the various descriptions'
Qsills fron IS 10 25 cents, per bunch
Pocket Books, from SIS to 81 each
P,nknves, AN assortment;
Backgammon Tables
Scales and Di,iders;
Ink stands, Sealing Wax
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soap;
Black lead Pencils, Sc &c. sc.
Resides Variety otsitcles TOO numerous Ia mention,
also, FOR .iLE,
The Genuine Epglsh Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen, and constant supply of the ce,cbr, tc' three
slit metalick Steel Pensa an Which will be sod ~ Ma
Boston rst~i,ins prees.--CALi. AND SEE.
Exchange and Lotel! oiNc,)
No. lls, Thamos-ssrre,,
Newport, April lo,h, 1910
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is in contemplation 10 ommence ghe WFAv-
ING BUSINESS IN ali It's various kinds. TIE
(.iCTORY uOCSEin in 1,is ,owp, PROVIDED sutfi-
cent number of suitable persons can be procui III
for hat purposc.-The Agent has taken kis mvtl.oG
to enquire, # parens AID Guardians will iet their
Chiidren learn ,hs BUSH. IS, Ohc Art of Weaving
different kinds of Cloth with the fyug si, ckle,
&c.) for whic, suitable wages will be given durius
the time the, may be learning and after tpey have
learnt to be at expence to TIC Factory, a'd
Can do good days work, lken "a that Ne wa
ges wi!l-bc vased All those that wish their Chill
dfcn TO learn, and be employed in the Factory,
requested to cali at the Office Of he RHoDE.isLANp
kEptBLIeAN, for fu ther information ,-~
Newport, July IL, 1910. 1917