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suspected 10 have aided his raster in remov-
ing the specie, was arrested by VIM. Black
lock, Esq. ut whose house his vile resided,
and OH being informed that his master had
been cymmi,ted TO Jail for robbing the bank,
and that he was known 10 have aided him In
the robbery, he was so inundated that he
confessed the fact, and offered Oh condition
of pardon, sc. TO point out where the money
had been concealed. A detachment of the
city guard was imm ediately procured, and
sent off TO secure the money, which they
found deposited in the original boxes, in the
inclOsure of Mr. Gray's residence, near tie
race e-course, concealed under quantity OF
manure, straw, sc. The money, with the
exception of a few hundred dollars, which
had been made way with, was brought down
early yesterday morning, (Sep,. H. and de-
posted in the vaults, from whence II had
been taken exactly one week before. We
understand that the false keys, with which
the bank is supposed To have been entered,
besides lantern, sc. where found in a leath-
ern bag, secreted with the money.
We cannot refrain from congratulaling the
community on the discovery OF the pcrpetra-
tor OF this daring ro bbery. The Officers OF
the bank whose feelings on this occasion, en-
veloped as the bn siness was In mystery and
darkness, must have been acute indeed, are
at once relieved from weight of anxiety and
responsibility, which, to feeling mind, Is
more distressing than even conviction OF
guilt itself, and the citizens at large who have
taken lively interest in the investigation Of
the business, from a conviction tha, the char
acter of our city would suffer in the eyes of
the world should the robbers escape with i'm
punity, will reflect with pleasure, that a trans
action, rivalling in ingenuity and design, and
in secrecy of execution, the power Of en-
chantment ITSELF has brought TO light, and
that all those hateful suspicious which would
otherwise inevitably have fastened themselves
upon the mind, have been thus happily dssi-
pated.
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nP FL.N.4L NOTICE.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT is, 1911.

WE have announced, some time back, our deter
nination to stop our papers to those subscribers
who are in arrears for the same, and put their
counts in suite against them. This painful task be-
comes our DUTY; and whatever may be our personal
feelings the OCCASION it is indispensaby
ry that We should do SO. No one will accuse us Of
precipitancy, as all have had fair warning. Many
OF our subscribers have not paid cent since the
paper has been established, which will be two years
and a half on the publication of our next paper.
Can such an expensive establishment as this exist
without prompt payment 1t cannot. Let us once
more, and for the last time, call upon delinquent
subscribers to make immediate payment, otherwise
we shall stop their papers, after next pubca-
tlon and lodge their accounts in the hands OF at
torney at law for collection.
We thank, sincerely thank our friends and patrons
for their aid and supports and they may rest assur-
sd that our exertions shall be unremitted to merit
continuance of their fayours. The times are big
with events, that menace q malignant blow 1t the
liberties, wealth and happiness OF America. Like a
faithful watchman, placed at the alarm post, will
be vigilent and always the aert--and on tie ap-
proach of danger will sound the tocsn of alarm,
that patriotism may shield our dear country from
every threatening afiicton. We will cheerfully do
our duty--the ultimate event We leave TO GoD and
our country.
EDITOR OF THE II. l. REPUBLICAN.
Sept. lS, 1911.
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WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. Z.

WAsHINGToN CITY, Sept. Z.
WE learn from Norfolk, that the British
sloop-of-war Tartarus, having entered Hamp-
ton Roads, and not complied with the condi-
lions OF our non-intercourse law, the Collector
at Norfolk on Friday the 3Oth ult. required
from Com. PORTER, commanding on the
Norfolk station, the aid of the naval force
subject 10 his order, to compel her to leave
our waters. The Com. accordingly forthwith
proceeded to Hampton Roads, with an intcn-
ton OF driving her from that place, with gun
boats No. 6S and 50, manned from the crew
of the Essex, the brig Nautilus, Lieut.. COM.
Sinclair, and the boats Of the frigaie Essex,
armed and under the command Of Lieuten-
ants Downs. Wilmore, Wilson and Finch.
On the arrival OF these boats at the place of
her anchorage, Com. Porter was informed by
pilot, (empoyed for the purpose of saving
her anchor) that the Tartarus had, in conse-
quence OF letter received by her comman-
der from Norfolk, cut her cable ADD gone to
sea in the night There is no doubt, from
the activity and zeal displayed by the officers
and seamen, that had she remained she would
have severely suffered for her hardhood and
imprudence In setting our laws at defiance.
We need not remind our readers, that this is
the vessel which the other day captured the
American ship Orion and sch Betsey on our
coast, in utter disregard and disgracefui vo-
laiion OF our neutrality and OF national law.
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IT is with much satisfaction, says the Charles
ron Courier, that we are enabled 10 state the
recovery OF the money taken from the vaults
OF the late Office of Discount and Deposit in
this City, on the night of the oath ult II
appears, that strong suspicious had been en-
tertaincd by the Agents Of the bank for some
days, that Mr.. Bcnj. Gray, of this city, a
man Of great mechanical talents, had been
concerned in the robbery.--A warrant was
accordingly procured on Saturday morning.
and lie was arrested and underwent an exam.
ina,ion at the baak, before J. II. Mitchell,
Esq. Justice Of the Quorum, in presence of
the Directors Of the Institution and several
other gentlemen. We understand, that al
though there was much circumstantial evil
dence tending to criminate MIR. Gray, pro-
duced on this examination, yet nothing ap-
peared sufficiently strong 10 have convicted
him of the act he was however committed
to prison in the afternoon, preparatory to a
further examination.
In the course of the evening. anegro fel-
low, belonging to Mr.. Gray, and who was
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' NOTICE..

'iIE town, at n meeting held the 9th inst having
resolved to erect or purshase suitable building.
as an House of Industry, for the accommodation and
employment Of the Poor, and that such building, II.
erected, shall be OF stone .-Ihereforc,
PROPOSdLS
Will be received by either Of the subscribing Com
mite, (apponcd for that purposc) for contracts to-
furnish 400 cords Of good faced building stones To-
be delivered on or before the 1st day OF March next
at such place near the present Work-hsuse as thes
building the walls Of said house, 70 feet long, So
broad, "a high, upon basement of feet, feet of
which is TO be above ground The basement walkf
to be 2 feet thick. The first story 9 feet high and
l3 inches thick-The story 8fcet high and i6 inch
es thick.--Thc third story feet high and FOOT
thick. There will be 8 doors and 90 windows
.4so, for contracts to furnish, an agreed priccs
per lOGu feet, Timber (whie pine, free Of sap, y
Boards and cedar Shingles necessary for the build.
mg.-The quantity and dimensions to be given by
the Committee, at the time Of concluding the corr
tracts Also, for contracts for putting on hipped
roof upon said building, making the DOORS and the
frames and sashes for 90 windows, z by 9 glass;
putting up the partitions necessary for rooms on
the first fisor and Ia each Of the two up.
per stories, to be divided by an entry feet wide,
through the centre Of each upper story--and for
the whole inside work necessary for said building.
ia be done in the plainest manner.
The proposals may be made for the whole or any
part Of the above, to be delivered nwithin month
from this date
Any variation made in this plan by the Commtts
appointed to superinsnd the building, will betaken
into consideration 1T the time of concluding the con-
tracts.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
DAVID BUFFUM,
JOHN SLOCUM, q
NATWL HAZARD,
JOHN EARL, jr. z
SHAS DEAN,
HENRY BULL,
BENJAMIN HAZARD. ke
Newport, Sept. -, l8ln
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NOTICE.

WHERE4S an advertisement appeared in tbs
r. l. Republican, Of the 1lth inst signed n.
ID. LAwToa, advertising me runaway sppren-
tce, and offering reward Of one cent for my appre-
hcnsioD, and forbiding any person employing or har
bouring me on penalty Of the law. This may cer,i-
fy, that never apprentice TO the said La,s-
ton but lived with him as long AZ he knew how to
treat me well. Therefore the publick will see that in
advertising me lac was uacorrect and unauthorized
by law Itherefore defy him 10 produce either law
q jpoce that ~ill aecI any perssn that may see fit
g 0 ~ - GRO H0RsEWEI.L.
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JOSEPH B. PEABODY,

WiLL commence SCHOOL, on Monday the 18th
w Sept. next, at the scho room formerly occu-
pied by Rouss TAYLOR, and known by the name of
the fnends school house. Owing to the pleasant
ness OF ITS situation and the ample accommodations
with which SAID house is furnished for the conye-
nepee OF a school, together with his best exer,ons
to render his services useful 20 those gentlemen
who nay afford encouragement to his intended es-
tabliSment. he INDUCES himself with the hope
that Ae shall meet with share of pubck approba.
tion.s
N B. His evening School will commence on
Monday Evening, 10th Sept. Sept a.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber being about to re.
= move from this place for the westward calls
upon all persons with whom be has unsettled accounts
TO adjust the sane, without delay. All those Who
hare demands against him, requested TO present
immediate settlement must be made.
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Nswpor, September 4, 1911.
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ER.41'U.4f.

ER.IIU.M.
Among the names referred to- in the piece the
subject of WHEELER MARTIN, Esq. in our last
paper, The name of John Daueas, was inserted in
stead Of JOHN DoRRANcE.
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1TfRRIED,

On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Towe,
Capt. JOHN DENNIS, to Miss CArHARlNE ENcs
second deughier of Capt. VIM. Engs, all Of this
town
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EYTR.aORDLMaRY RapTiSN

The Eastern Star informs us, that at a
Methodist Camp Meeting near Dover, Del.
on the 5th of. Aug. two hundred and thirty
three were baptised.
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N conformity 20 Vote of the Artillery Company
OF the Town of Newport, their Fellow Citizens
are respectfully informed, that the Company have in
their possession, and confded to tneir care and d-
reotion AS constituting part Of the defence OF the
the United States. And their present numbers be-
ing inadequate TO the necessary and proper manage
ment OF the same, when called into actual service.
they respectfully suggest their fellow ctizens the,
propriety Of attaching themselves to this Company
that in case the exgences of our country should
qure our services, efforts might be rendered an
formidable as possible
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
Newport, Sept. 18, 1911.
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A adjourned meeting of the .Newport IsdAsen-
4 n dent Volunteers, viii be held at the State house
on Thursday next OH inst. at half past O'Clock.
r. NJ general attendance of the members is reaues-
ted, (without arms) business of Importance to
the Company will be laid before them.
By order Of the Commanding Officer,
Sept. Is GEO. BRIGGS, Clerk, pro ten.
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WE understand that Mr.. Wright late eai-
tor of the INDEPENDENT VINO, at Nezv6u-
ryh0rf, is about bringing forward proof that
the deposition of Patterson, relative to the
destruction of his Office, is palpable false
hood, and that bribery has been employed to
bring the accusation against him.
Salem Register. J
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MARINE LIST.
PORT or .AEUpORT.

PORT or NEUPORT
Entered-Snow Rising Sun, Tew, Porto Rico
sch. Richard, Maybury, ST. Bartholomew sioop
Huntrcss, Justin, n. York do. Golden-Age, Gibbs,
New-York
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GROCERIES
WILLIAM w HIT f,

Il
HIS JUST RECEIVED AND
Offers for sale, at the store on ong-.Ohar formerly
occupied by the Progressive Company, No IL.
By WHOLESaLES g RETAIL,
General Assortment Of Grocery, Crockery, and
mum plarS rsrrsr
Gin Ginger rse 4
cognlac BRANDY Pimento
Msaos MoasSe' Alsxandrla} s,,;,hda} FLOUR
Hysoh skin TEAS. Wrapping Paper.
Souchong s Raisns
Bohea Tobacco
Coffee / Rice ~.
Chocolate Soap
Loaf Candles
Havana cr-Cap Cheese
White & Butter
Brown and Meal
~ALSO,~
500 quintaIs Goldfish;
500 boxes English behring's.
20 dozen sets of Measures
100 bbls prime Beef;
so DO. Mess do.
so do. Mess Pork
80 do. Prime do
1000 bbls best Keg Butter
10 kegs Lard;
1000 lbs. Cheese;
10000 punches Onions
q bales Upland Cotton;
80 hhds. Moasses
20 bags West India Coffee
$50 NJ Shingles, with quantity Of Boards
and Laths, of the first quality
The abovn articles are to be sold on the most rea-
sohable terms for cash approved credit.
Aug. 2S.
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america present, compared with the friends
of national character in the North-no. one
native of South America can be bought orer
by the agents Of the mother country.-i6.
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The court of inquiry relative to the conduct of
Com. RODGERS, has terminated its session, and
the papers sealed and on to the seat of gov
ernment. All the evidence, ho:"ever, as far as we
have seen IN The New-York papers, corroSorate the
statement OF our gallant Commodore.
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NOTICE.
JOHN RODMANs

EFENING SCHOOL
WnI. commence on MONDAY EVENING, the
w 2Sd September inst.
n. Is. Carpenters, Masons and Painters, who wish
10 nave their Children or apprentices sehooled, and
IN work. viii be readily accommodated.
Sept l8.
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NttentiOn /!
REGIIWENIAL ORDERS.

ELISHA SMITH, jun. being appointed
and warranted Adjutant of first Regiment OF first
Brigade Of Militia. Newport, with the rank Of Lieu
tenant, is to be obeyed and respected accordingly
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HORSES & OATS.

JOHN COOK s. Son, and EIisha BroIn wish 10
purchace thirty good shipping Horses, and 500
bushels Oats, to be delivered in all October next.
TNerton, Sept IL.
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GORDON being appointed and
warranted Quarter Master Of first Regiment OF first
Brigate OF Militia, Newport, with the Rank Of Lieu
tenant, is to be obeyed and respected accordingly.
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Fer Baltimore and Norton,
.rA ~ THE sch. WILLIAM, of Wcr-
NH4TA. 'en, to sail in 10 days, having good
E1AE@Y accommodations. For freight orp pas
~xssaSkzS-- sage, apply to the master on board,
Al Oarsl' or to WM. II. MooRr, Nsupsr'
Sept l8
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The Hon. JOHN l.. TUTrLE has been agreed on
by the Republicans of Middlesex county, Mass as
their Candidate for the seat i'll Congress vacated by
the resignation of the Hon. JOSEPH B. VERNuN, {,
lected to the Senate of the United States, in the
room of MIR Picke~ing
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GEORGE c. SHAW, being appointed
sergeant major Of 1st Regiment Of Isl Brigade Of Mi
i;ta; Nc~res', -. be obeyed and respected sc-
cordingy.
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7o be sold at Pubhck Auction,
On SATURDAY, 18th October next,

At 10 o'c!otk, "a VI On the Prcpases,
A Building, almost new, two stories
1 n high, built with the best materials, well CAL
culated for Dwelling g-House-to be removed oft
lot.
Mso--a complete set Of Carpenters Tools !;
a farming Lathe and fools Clock, almost new !;
very large mahogany Table; number Of Books; ;
? Cows and 1 very likely two years old Heifer a
great variety of Window Frames and Sasi:s, new {,
and a number ofother articles.
Immediately after will be sold, at the Methodist
Chapel Pcws Conditions at the time and place
Of sale.
Hsnry BRii, aHef'r.
Sept Is
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Vermont Election.

The election in Vermont has terminated in com
plete triumph of Republicanism The majority for
Governour is probably between THREE and FOUR
THOUSAND Last year there was Republican
majority OF seuenty in the House of Representatives
and the last Vermont papers states that that number
will not be materially altered, ing the
,ory papers say "ere i. chance fer federal heuse'
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STEPHEN DEBLOIS, being appointed
Paymaster of first Regiment Of first Brigade of Mi
litia, Newport, is to be obeyed and respected ac-
cordingly
JAMES PERRY, Lieut. Col Com.
Nezeporf. Jane 90, 1911.
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Sales at Auctiou.

N6SCS NE <<U(SSCV.
TO-1f0RROU, September 10, 1911,
AT 10 o'clock, p. NJ at
CrmsSton S' Shau's Office,
QUANTITY OF GROCERIES,
--e0nsisang ef--
III hhds. Sd proof St. Croix2 RIM.
do. do. AntiguaS NO"
!: i 's::' &: &: s::;s;;1' s:::::;s s:$;:; TEA
's R.Rft R4ifp;pss fss"t1y do. GIN;
80 SaIf SaIFes do BEEF
so bags COFFEE
S hhds. Molasses.
Conditions at the sale.
Sept. Is. Cransfon e. Shazv, auct'rS.
on SATURDAY, September IL, 1911,
at lO o'clock, NJ. at the office of the
Newpor Igauronee COMPANY
M 5 SHARES in tue stock of said Insurance
Company;
4 SHARES in the stock of the. c.Rhode- Is
land Union Bank
SHARE in the Bathing House and
Pew in the Methodist Chapel.
.qlso,-on the same day, at IL O'Clock,
On the Premises,
a large two-story new STORE, situated
in Bridge-street, now occupied by C. G. Hoskins q
Co. and late the property OF Joseph Boss, Esq de-
ceased.
Sept ls. Cranston u Shaw, auct'rs.
REAL ESTATE,-M Auc.ion.
on TUESDAY, October 1, 1911,
at ii o'clock,
WiH Positively be sold TO The highest bidder,
TNHAI valuable Estate pleasantly situated
L at the head of Broadstreet (the property Of
Col. THOMAS ID. STALL, who is about removing
from this place. consisting of commodious two.
story Dwelling House, large Garden, and an cx.
celient well OF water--of which property an indis-
putable title will be given.
ALSO,
At the same time and place great variety Of
--HOUSEHOI-D FUkNIIUkE-
comprising many very valuable articles
Conditions Iiberai--to be made known az the sale
Sept l8. Cransfoa S Shazv, azcPrs.
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Joseph SPEAR,
October 8

aEsst restseytu!iy nforn,s bis Friends an9 tie
Public,
THAT he has commenced The C.dBLAEI
BUSINESS in al its ssr;ous branches, near
" opposite tie Vendue Store, Prince.s,rcet
he also makes and repairs al kinds oi Mu.
steal Instruments, such as Pisno Fortes'
Bass Viols, Violins, Guitars, sc. and viii
also furnish Mahogany Coffns for grown per-
sons for fifteen dollars. He hopes the
goodness Of his materials, the soundness CT
his work, and the strict attention he inten6s
paying to his business, will ensure him en-
couragement from a generous public. All
Of the above branches of business Will be ex-
ecuted at the shortest notice.
June l8. law
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ROBERT GRAY,

ROBERT GRAY,
has t4telv received, far sale, the fotEoEuiHs
MUSIC far tte PLz.A o FORTE.
GRAND RONDO-by Weight.
Military D;vertimento-Eolst-
Easy I.essons-Relnagie.
Favorite Duets-Gldon.
k s;5 s;:,: Viz {: s'':;'
Six Rontos-Nleolla.
Serenade. Walce ct Rondo-Gildon.
Savoyard, Rondo-Gii6o0.
lie Sansonct Afiranchi, c;,do,
Romance =nd Rondo,
Military Rondo-Holst.
Favorite Lesson--Steibeit.
GiDsav Rondo-Holst.
Les P!aisirs lie L'Esperance-Gildon.
La File Recommendation.
The Maid of Nartivale, ballad from
Moore's Poems-Stepbenson.
yiotti's Poliacca, arranged for the Piano
Forte-Dnsek.
Italian Momfrina-Holst.
Irish Melodist-Vocal Repository, Nos.
and a-TheSacred Companion for the Ger
man Flute-a selection of Psalm and Hymn
Tunes, adapted to that instrument.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Fortes, Guitars, French Horns,
Clarinets, Hautboys, Flutes, Flies, Violins,
&c.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges ( Screws.
Instructions for learning to play on each
instrument.
May 81.
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lust ARRIVED,

AND FOR SALE
On board the Sloop HERO, lying at Covers
Wharf,
20 barrels Talbot Sweet Apples,
9 ditto Cranberries.
5arrels Glauber Salts.
.st1tly TO the Cottain on board.
November 2. dot
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FAMILY MEDICINES
repaired with inc gsestese care & attention
By MICHlAL EE * 10.
Les HIors, destroying Lo-fnge'.
Thi. medicine is superior TO cry ever Oh
tered to the puolic, beng inno'eni anG I''i."'
,ertain and efiicaci Us II Is oPcrahohs'
Lee's Ef1r.
A certain remedy Tor cciA:, coughs, OF
sthmas * particularly The whoopins cough
0 destructive to children
Let's Essence s. AiH&tard
So well known for the cure OF Rheuma-
ism, govt, palsy. sprains, &c
Lees grand tss0rGffre,
Proved by long experience 10 be unequal
I'd in the cure Of nervous disorders. con"
ampfions, iowness Of spirits, Inward weak
less. etc
Lees .4rti-5iii0us Pi!Lt,
Forjbe nreyen,ion and cure OF bilious and
malignant feyers.
Lees Ssv:reigr oi7fmentf, the f'h,
Which is wai.ai,, Cd an inialii5!e reE.etJ
4 one applicali n.
Lss'a iafa'ib!e y4sa- z Feve- Drots,
For the care of agues, remiitent sad inter
nitteni fevers.
Lees GENUINE Persian Lotion,
Celebrated for the cure 0! lin5#orns, tet.
srs, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye uGtsr,
An effec,ual remedy foI all diseases IN the
eys.
which give Immediate relief.
Lees Toofh-zche Dr2fS,
LEES Corn Plgisser.
Lees Darlask Lin SotVe.
Lees Restorative Ps7,dsr,
For tAe teeth and gums.
Lees dnodyne Ehrir,
For the cure of every kird OF headache.
Taf Indian Vegetable S.hseifc,
For the cure of Nencreal complaints.
Sold who esale and retail, By the pIoPrie-
or, No. 90, Pitt-street, Baltimore.
Il GRAY, bookseller, king-street, and
| Y. HINCS TON, Fairiax-strcet, Aiexan-
lris.
To country merchants and others, who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount will
De given by The proPrietors.
To detect cnunter.eits, observe each arti-
le has, on the outside wrapper, the sigma
uIe OF NiC1aEL LIE aHd 20.
N b. At the places of sale may be had
eratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex-
,rsordinary cases oec cures whose length pre-
vents there being herewith inserted.
June 90. Jaw