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BALTIMORE, Fej. =.

Capt. Adams who Came passenger in he
Com.nodore Rogers, from Bsyannr, req Il.
ed town on Saturday p1orning from. Mo-.
folk 10 pilot boat. He intorns ,has as
ship Ann from New ". 4 arrived "A. PISS
sage % h December. the schooner !ndt.
pendcnce, Dashis!g for Baltnor. w.s 10
sail from Bayoune, the FIRST or second #
January. Passengers ia the Commeda.
Rogers Captain Adams Of Baltimore, Law
soa and Hills, Of Bnston; M*servey aai
Warner, of Marble head; Ho!mrs & Wost'
berry, of Salem; Foster, of Beverley; iva
mates and several sea,n-n. All the Ame
rican vessels, srqu, stsrtd have ei,hrr bes.
taken BY the government or sold excerpt III
ship Hawk, Of philadelphia, given up IA
bring home the crew-L1gse House Bseta
We are indebted TO The puli,.ness Of C1p
tain Adams Tor the loan Of Bordeaux p"
prr.. They however are only 10 The "a
Nov. 1t was stated at Bayoonr taat b.
cree had been. or was abou, 70 be siasl
permitting general importation of all kinds
of colonial produce ino France ufor ~
payment OF the new duties. No public ~
clara,ion having been made respecting Ii.
repeal Of he Berlin and Milan DEGREES O'ao'
than the correspondence which took plst
between tn. Duke Of Cadnre and G'n"fH
Armstrong, it was no, kanwn iii Fr""
whether they wers repealed or rot, !"
correspondence which WAS laid hrlore O."
gress on this subject, however. w%s re fS'
llshed in the Moni,eur of August last
l he cid king aud queen Of Spaa ard y"
doy sull remained at Mars-ill,s AMI "s''
SAID to enjoy as much happiness as I" hea :"
the throne. The real distress in fr4S''
was ny 40 means SO great as has beer -
presented, as the wants experienced s'''
tor the iuxurIrs, not the nceessar'e" OF 80
The people generally with all thar o''9'I
possessed that saiety Of Disposition '''
lag SO characteristic Of the patton.
Mr.. L'E.caiier, tn. consul srnera
the United States, was 10 SSH fro" ''
onnr, in the ship Hawk. OF P.,l!ad'iF"'
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sangu;ne expectations. The rules hy Will.
I was governed in It's application, were n.
following:
/. Lit the power or force used. &C, eor.
ter to the contraction Of the muscles.
9. The action Of the force should d. g..
slant. (T..s is /, st done in most Cars ~
means Of splints and roilers.)
8. Bleeding, purging and blisterinr =
Indicated.
q. Frciions with vol. salts linamrn,s 3,
Exercise of TIE limb or affected mn,
clr., affair reduction.
II Offering these observation, to tie M,
lie. ana sensible the eFec. may prove t..
less; but if one effected person ou, Ct
thousand, should br benefited hy the rem.
DIV, I shall feel myself more than comc...
stated for my trouble. 1t is but az act ,f
humanity to disclose new remedies ia III,
healing art by SO doing. sc promote p,h.
lie good, which is certainly a more dy.r.hi,
acquisition, than that of pecuniary ;r,er,a
and private beue6ts. have aever found =,
aoy medical author, similar tr.a,m-n, IT,
chronic rheumatism, which induces m. 10
make this publication, hoping j! may be Il.
means OF all, WAITING human misery and pas
in some cases, though the discovery usy
have been made long since. conNuecs.
ted the results Of my few experiments. wus
this new ;emedy, to Dr.. Dt:hrse. Dr. AK.
and-r, DR.. Boykin, Dr.. Webb, and Dr.
Henderson,, al. Of whon informed me ,hs,
they had never met with similar treat.
ment tor chronic rh-umssism. in tn coss.
of their nse dica reading. The three las, nan-
ed gentlemen, have promised .. max, tu.
ais OF the remedy, and report the results I,
inc all of which ! s,all, together wi! n,y
own, communicate TO The pablo.
SOCK.
Camden (S.C J Jan. "a, 1911.
sDoc' Oh Webb. Of sumterville s. CT Use,
a volatile linamciIt, well .sIcuisltd for this
purposs-,hs recipe I an, not At liber,y t,
publish.
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NOW LANDED,

From siosh Ctivc Brantd, Via S0Fhse,, ~
AN additional supply of EACILh"
COTTON.
IN STORE,
80 Bags Carolina GROUND-Not''
Is Boxes Fancy SOAP,
800 Spanish HIDES, ,,,.
TRUNK and SHOES oonstA'N ''t.
D.ceuhe, 9, e,Jl'"
80 Having large quantity Of s. .lsr.
dispose oil, a, the corner 81 fayctto ~" u
m.rcc Streets, | would enscgs 70 q" .rss
low grounds adjaoea, lLere.o, {" ~ G. /
terms.
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MOUNT EAGLE.
February IA

This desirable Country Seat is for
Sale on liberal Within halt an hours
ride of Alexandria, it offers every necessary
accommodation for gcnteel family. The
Tract bounds on Hunting Greek; and con-
,ains two hundred and twenty.three acres.
II not sold before the first week in April, it
will, be leased to an approved Tenant, Oh &C
comm o.la,ing publications. may be
made 10 WILLIAMS HERBERT, Esq Alexan-
dris, or TO the subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near Hanuiae, Marydand.
B.,r,,rv ~ 2awtf
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Burr MiN-StOne M0nu}0do1y.
The Subscriber informs the

public that he has received q supply of BUR
BLOCKS and intends to recommence the max
ing of Burr Mill-otones at his late dwelling
or Patrick street, between King an Cameron
streets, ABOUT the first of March 'next. whe
be can supply Burr Stones OF any dimensions
that NAV be ordered He has also good as
sor,mea, of Boiling Cloths, which c:n be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or atthe Manu-.
factory Any person wishing 10 engage
surrs be fore the FIST of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December IL. Jaw
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FOR SALE,
On the sOth ofth;s month,

Eleven Rams and 13 Ewes,
with young Lambs, of the real Meriao
breed imported in the brig Hunter. Captain
Johnston, from Csdiz being part of the lock
Of his excsllency the duke dInfanta6o, as
certified by Don i.ntonio Merino Correeidor,
Of Gibraleon and which sheep were obtained
from. the interior BY Richard s. Ea kley, Es-
ouire, American Consul at Cadiz, and patti
cuiarly selected being par. OF the dock in-
ported by General John and fhomp>on Ma
son, in the brig Hunter.
Robert Patton, jun.
February Il. cost
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Notice is hereby given,
SLAVES WANTED.

FOR eight or ten Virginia S3aves, boys,
women and men of good character, = liberal
price in cash will be given. Apply to tie
subscriber,
Francis L. Lee,
In Alexaneria or to his Manager
at Sully, Fairfax county
February IA OF
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Spaailh Merino Sheep.

Yal be sold at auction, 1T Broom Lawn,
mar Alexandria, on Saturday, the sth OIL
February next. ON liberal credit
Two Rams and thirty Ewes
which sheep were selected ny sehuI ,"ann
In LISBON. from flock oil Soo' anu H'' c..
IN. I..,,n,'. of tn. rransumante, the hnest
ard beat .reea in Spin. Certificates OF wnlcn
as also the Snce will be she"n y" AZ
tioh 10 4,
Las4alon & Fowle.
January 49,
~ The sale Of the above men
toned Sheep was poaponed on >a'
turday Ialt in conlequence OF the "ea-
,her. 1t will take place en- TUESDAY
next the 10Th init. at IL O'Clock.
Feb. Is.
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Sitting OF the lothDes' 1917
Mans;rur n. Councillor Of State, Count
CaEarelIi, presented the following Ex'
pose.
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LawraEon & Fowle.
St. Andrews Society.

A STA TED quar,ell meeting of the st
"A Andrews Society, will be held at the
house Of Mr.. Daniel NDosyaa, Oh Tuesday
Eueaing next, tn: 18th inslsn.. Plnctual at
tendance is requested.
By order If the President,
Donald Macleod, Sec'y.
February X. vt
Notice is hereby given,
1'h2, the sixth and last instaiment Of zen
Eodats p.r share, 90 the subscription to the
FAsMsas BANK OF Alexandra, becomes due
on 7Burs.iay the 2lst instant, and Will be re-
ceiycd 1t the bank.
John HooH, Cashier:
February 1914.
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Camden IS. T. J Jan. "a, 1911.

Doc! OF Webb. of sumterville SC usei
volatile lmamcilt, we'll calculated for hi,
purposs-,he recipe am not At ibery q
publish.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, .iagrst IS
PRIHa1'EERL.NG.

From the Wilmington Statesman we
have inserted statements Of the abuse per-
mitted TO be made Of our ports by French
privatcers. which have captured and de-
str0yed many OF oar vessels, and which
will Immediately place themselves on the
watch for others. An highly respectable
gentleman, who favored us with a ST.
Thomas paper, from which day or two
ago. we extracted some OF tho exploits OF
the Marengo. assures Us. that she is no
other than the Emma OF this port. He
frequently saw the Emma whilst here. and
finds from the very accurate description
given Of her by iieut. Dwyer. ofthe Eliza
beth. that the MareHgo is the same vessel.
Hence the tale of her ingfrom France.
is mere pretext. Her crew consists Of
vasaboBds OF all natisas and n,screant.
now here, is said 10 be engaged in giving
her information OF what vessels are to sal
in short time. Having looked into New
York and the Delaware, she VIII have
her list OF prizes pretty eopiously filed,
before she springs on her prey. Much.
or perhaps the principal part of her plum
der, she has been permittedto land at the
two last mentioned places.
The captain ayowing positive orders to
burn. sink and destroy every American
vessel bound TO or from Spain and Portu-
cal. and that he is determined to execute
them. one would think there could be no
great injustice ir burning Or sinking this
pirate. before he has an opportunity OF
again enforcing sue orders upon our
countrymen. As TO his correspondent
here. we possess his name. and do not
think il would he any reflection upon the
police af the city to lay hold on him be-
fore some OF our good friends at the Point
give him a SQUAD dueiins.--Fsd. Rep.
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FRENCH PIRATES.

TIE Jiiigsnce-IayS opposite New Cas-
IL. A Philadelphia slOeP Il scS days ago,
brought down soaia.;:: ::ser supplies. whe-
tier OF pro..s:Sns Or arms, We have aot
IearD, but perhaps both. On Tuesday
list she received. from Philadelphia. a
considerable Quantity Of powder, matches.
sc. these articles came down in one Of the
New Castle boats. Her time Of sailing
is unknown but from the readiness Wit:
which she is furnished with the materials.
necessary to aid in capturing more Anne
rican vessels. il will no doubt be soon.
Tie sdarengo.-0M readers viii reeol-
lect chat We published some account OF
this prisatcer in eer last paper from the
Evening Post, OF New-York. She arriv-
ed at Port Penn. on Monday last. where
she now is, undergoing some repairs, and
getting supply OF water, provisions, Sc.
it is expected she will be ready to sail in
few days. The eaptaia states that he
has positive orders from our good friend,
the lor;ng Emperor. to BURN. SINK s.
DESTROY, every .4H.erieam ressri bound
to or from Spain or Portugal; and that
he is determined to execute those orders.
EThese pirates will next levy e eontribu-
hion on cur towns, and, if il is not paid,
lay them in ruins. The Marenso ought
to be taken care of.-DeiGIcarc Statessnaa.
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visit to the new Island was contem-
nlatsd to be made immedistely.-The re-
su,t Of this, visit will no doubt prove high
" interesting to the philosopher, as well
as important 10 the navigator.
The inpatient curiosity ofthrec gen
tlemen was very near being paid with the
loss oftheir lives. In attempting visit
nreyious to the termination Of the crap
ton. they, were, notwithstanding their
greatest efforts. drawn by an oyeipowering
suction Of air about, half mile, as they
supposed. into the immense body of sur
rounding smoke. They remained one
hour AMI half. much frightened by their
periious situation. When, at length, the
glorious light ofReayen again shoae upon
them. they were much surprised 10 lind
their faces, hands, cloths. and sails. quite
b,aekened, and the deck OF t,leir vessel en-
tireiy covered mere than an inch thick
with a course black ciader like those found
in blacksmith's shop. This new Island
is in lat. 81, rs, long. 25, 50.
"it is not vet ascertained whether a
vessel can OF cannot pass through between
this new island AMI the old land. This
and many other particulars viii be the
fruits CT the expected investigation OF this
wonderful giN Of old Neptune"
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I. w. PEYTON
O r n T. r s ,POR S5I

FFERS ron SALE,
Havana Sugar in boxes
Antigua and Jamaica Rum
Holland and New York Anchor Gin
Old Madeira Wine in bottles * half pipes
London Particular Teneriffa ditto
Spanish Eides-Cotton
Green Coffee, Imperial & Y. Hyson Tea
300 barrels sbad and Herrings
2oo Sacks Liverpool Salt
loCDO Luahels ditto
$40 tons Plaster of Paris.
August ~ dIwe2awIm
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

Under the authority of two deeds of trust
from HENRY ROSE, deceased, to the SUBJ
scribers, We will offer at public sale, at the
coffee house, in the town of Alexandra,
on MONDAY the soth day of September
next,
NHREE tracts or parcel. GLAND, con.
Il tanning about $50, ITO and $50 acres
each, situate in the county of Fairfax, and
lying on the Little River Turnpike Road,
adjoining the lands of Judge Fitzhugh, Viii
liam Moss. the representatives of John Moss,
deceased, Giles Fitzhugh and others-dis-
tant from the cities of Washington & Alex.
andria about seven miles.
These tracts are Sd laid off as to embrace
proportion OF cleared land tolerabIy well
enclosed, and woodland, with an abundance
OF timber and fuel. On one of the lots are
we'll improved productive meadow, about an
hundred acres well taken with red clover,
and an inexhaustable body of soap or fire
stone. the value Of " hich Tor ovens, fire pla-
ces, &c. Is generally known, being worth
dollars the Wagon load at the quarry.
A credit of six, twelve & eighteen months
will be allowed bonds with approved secu.
rity will be required; and lien will be re-
tained on the property uHtil payment.
r. M. Scott,
VIM. Mofs.
August 27 cots
The editor of the National InteIIigexcer is
requested to insert the above advertisement
and send lis account to this Office for pay.
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e. PasTURAGE ready for

g. PasTURAGE ready for
the accommo alton of all gentlemen who
may wish to posture Horses, Cattle or Sheep
on the IsianG adjoining the Washington
5riage do imagine it as good. ilnot The
best, the county or district Fan afford, as
we'll as its proximity to the different mar.
kets. viz Washington, George Town and
A.exan ria
August 2S d
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the Court Martial summoned to meet
there in few days. 1t is doubted. we
believe, whether or not quorum will be
present on the day assigned for opening
the Court; in which case it will, We pre-
sumo, be adjourned from day to day until
a quorum appears.
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e. MONEY LOST.
PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURD Az, the 18th Of Sept embsr
will be sold, on the premises. for cash,
4 LoT or GROUND, situated on st.
n Asaph street nesr King street, TWEEN.
/, icet front by 90 feet deep
P. c.. Marsteller.
August % dts
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WAsHISGToN-CITY, August 81.
Gen. WILKINSON, left this city on Sa-
turday last for Fredericktown, to attend
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ahEK.a.N.DRL4 D.aILY GAZETTE

" TO sHRw
THE VERY ACE AND BODY OF THE TINE
ms FoRM AND PkESSVRE."
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Artificial Mineral Waters.
SoDA AEr BALLsToWY WA7ER,
For sale at the MEDICINE SroRE OF
SAM lL w. viNSON,

No. 95, INdres.strerf, Nc.,1,srt.
4 ND manufactured upon correct chemical trInci-
"A pies, by L. STARkW ATHER, of ,roridencs,
the extensive uiiiiiy of which, has been long eslab-
Eshed by the experience OF mankind, and sanctioned
by the opinions OF the first medical practitioners Of
every enlightened country.
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PUBLICK HEALTH.
BATHING HOUSE,
PEtHAM.sTkrrT,
NEWPORT,

TTSHE Proprietor in announcing 20 the publlck IN
4 general, and 10 the patrons of this institution
in particular that is ,ened for the accommo
daiion of those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish 10
partake Of the luxury Of the Bath" is happy in
being, able to state, that il is in every respect as
complete as at any period since its establishments
To those acquainted ii is unneccssay,o say, that as
to elegance of accommodation, quality OF water,
situation. cleanliness and attention, this BArHrSc-
HousE is not inieriour any in ;he United States.
1, j: open every day, from sunrise until o'clock
IL the evening, Sunday cacoptsJ, Nhenn is closed
at 10 in he morning.
M Holders of ehares viii be furnished with
Tickets on account (not less than six at timc) by
applying at the Bathing house Tickets sold at No
8, Pelham street, .sld at the store of Mr.. Wn Lor
IE, Thames s-strcct.-Price so CENTS.
Newport, June -, 1911 (cpu)
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*x* Selling ogEM Prime Cost

THE subscribers, contemplating different
arrangement in business offers his Stock in Ts1de,
comprising large and extensive assortment of Eu-
ropean and India Goods, of every descriptions, suit
ing the present and approaching season--whicl hay
ing been purchased the most advantageous terms,
IN New-York and Boston, affords private families and
merchants An opportunity Of supplying themselves
cheaper than perhaps ever has been, or will agaia
DC afforded i'm this town.
A few chests OF Hyson and Souchong Teas, war
rented of the first quality, viii also he sold very
cheap for CASH. EteS
p. o. RICHMOND.
Newport, July II, 1911.
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rT,wo fa,uilies, with number Of children N each,
from to Is years Ct age, and several Girls,
from 19 10 % years of age, may receive constant
employment and generous wages, at the Cotton
NJ .nuiac,ory of sny, Bro1vn e Slater, at asfiick-
et.-Unq,lestionablc recommendation as to character
and morals will be required. Application may be
made TO Samuel Slater, Pdytuckct, .di,y Brotvn,
Providence, orto the Subscriber, No. Us, 1nGmes-
street. who win give every information, required.
. EDWARD w. LAWTON.
Newport, ID Of 5if mo. 1911.
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hoTE upoA Note.

Captain Lowell observes that having le'i
the aforementioned Jonathan Lambert, &C
com paaicd by two persons from Rio dc Ja-
neric, On. Tristan dc Canha Island, hs pro-
cced.d on his SSyagc, sna on his return 70
tie Is:api after the SPACE Of "a days, nir.
Lambc r had cleared about fifty acres o! 'aad
and planted varioun kinds of seeds, some oil
which as wcu as TIE coffee tree ana sugar
cane, were furnished him by the American
Minister at Rio dc Janciro----Thc above
seeds hszlsp,nng up, ard looked very prori'
ising
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AR7ICLE

TAX following Communication Was handed us by a
gentleman, who is witness TO the facts therein
stated; and who thinks, notwithstanding the ap-
that Mr.. Lambert and his associates viii found an
important and highly valuable settlement.
lBoTsos GAzSTrE.
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FRESH GOODS.
TUsT received from Nsw.YO,k and Boston, and
~ now opening at
p. q. RICHMOND's Cash Store,

An elegant assortment of almost every de-
pcfipt;on of FsscY and STAPLE GoODs-among
which ere, few bales Venetian Stair Carpetings, OF
supesiour quality black and coloured Lusrings
and Ribbons black Grapes; Prints Cambricks !;
fancy, leno and null Muslns cambrick Shirtiags !;
1 case fine and low.rriced Irish Linens 500 Yards
kleachcd Crash and few elegant Parasols, OF new
patterns
..0lso-l bale damaged India Cottons. All OF which
will be sold remarkably cheap for cash
July 90, ieli
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DANIEL SHELDON,

ID EPECTFULLY informs his friends, that he
N has on hant--
a quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles ,pine Shinglc, Boards, Planks,
Joits, &c. &c.
which he viii sell cheap, at his stard on sIIER
BURNES' Wharf. Nsv. ID.
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This puagent and acldu!ated Water has been d.
rected BY medical men, and is we'll Known to pro-
ducc desirable effects IN many common and trouble
some complaints. IL is a complete remedy against
so,,rness vi he stomach commonly called heartburn,
and in cases of indgesttn and Weakness of the ston-
ae. IT IS found very useful gradually restoring The APP
ne ;i,e snt with il he of the organ Is pre-
ventative 81 many of the diseases OF the stomach and
bowels, which proceed from acidiy ana t,r the sane
reasons in most cases prevents the SICK
mead he it has proved dvnta seous in Inc gou;, as
those who have taken this water the gravel have
beer cured OF both diseases by means OF soda 1t may
be taken 10 the quantity Of pat OF more daily, 1T
three stated periods, morning, noon and night one
hour previously 10 the scyerai meals OF the day
Soda Water is also very refreshing ana erateiui
drink especially ai,er heat md fague, and may bc
made complete substitute foi the bevo -ges ot Which
ardent spirits form part.--With wines and sugar /,
is yegy grateful
BALLoTOWN " ATkR.
TIE Water sold under this na-,c has been aclsnowl
edged lo judicious professional men, Chemists and
tJ sclsns 10 be IN it, taste aid ofecs irv eqna. ~
not superior 10 the natural spilng the virtues ot voeh
have oen been enumerated BY writers, and experien-
ced by the ..blck atirge his well knowr inte u
States as gent cashart k--an sctyc diuietl tick
rcmed, against ga aveliy etnpaints--a onios 10 te
stomach and generally to The sy sem-not TO mention
lis efficacy agans, rheumalI ard cuiareon- ce'h'
p!aints when applied cxteinalyas well rs internally
il is ther fore cniy n, cessary observe, tia peuss
of il eniivcns Tie spirits, decreases ne oppcle shH
Ne,ps digestion is perfectly clear and peiNcld aa
~.parkcs when poured INTO tic glass q is mgFg a2-
duiate, possesses great punscJeyi - IS s'f'.'5N
chalybcat ate tmay be drank ia The bostcs ~ea,,'e ~
the largest quantities, wthout,he eas' liiuii az Al
any time of day. hour Before or two houls aier
meals. ---
CER7IfIC4TE.
From the evidence we have had Of the skill OF III
SrARKwATHEe, in preparing his artificial MineSa'
Waters, ard from theus we have made of them, We
do not hesitate 10 recommend them to the inhabitants
of the town, both as agreeable beverage, and as
| mild and use ul lyncdione in those complaints tor
which ,he Natural Mineral Waters arc often preecrb-
! cd. -. PAKDoN boWEN'
| LEVI WHEATON,.
Providence, May 20, 1911.
/ or Tickets at 81 each, emitting the bearer to -
classes Of Mineral Waters, for sale aoovc single
glass cts. it MAY be a.o received in jugs or bot
| ties Of any size.
NJ B. The addition Of little common WING t'
the Soda Water. gives it all the piquancy and spar
| king quality Of the best Champagne Wine
Newport, July l6, 1911. (Sweow)