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SCHEME OF TIE

the s5th.
First drawn ticket on the 3sth $500
Do seth to 4lst SEQ
Do 4ist to sOth inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day $4,000
The prize boofs TO consist Of Nos. a 1000.
The Object contemplated to he accomplished By
the above scheme, is eminenty entitled TO the favor
aud patronage of the citizens Of Baltimore. The c.
Enlistment of Medical College wi, unques,ior,s,sy
have beneficial influence the general literary
character OF our ci;y-oh It perhaps may be heFcaf
ter ehsratted the other Colleges, and thus uniyer
sity be constituted.
1t WIN however give other important advantages
1t will promote spirit of investigation in the Ia
culty it will induce young men of talents to establish
themselves in city, and thereby permanently Sc
cure to this ccipmiuny the best aid that can Ne sf-
| forded by the medical profession. 1t may also be
proper to remark, that If this school should prospcr,
rs is anticipated, il will large be expen
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise ho
disburscd In other places.
We presume that those gentlemen who are anSs-
GUS for the advancement of the interests OF Bati-
more, will give their support on the above cona
derations.
To those who inclined to profit themselves At
the same time that they encourage us-we conf
IDENTITY say, that no scheme of lottery splendid or
promising as the above, has been offered in ts
country.
o. The commissioners having already Contracted
for the sale OF sufficient number of Tickets to au,
thorze them in fixing the earliest day for drawing.
that the time necessary foymaking preparations via
admit, 81. u.s..
GIVE NOTICE,
That the drawing of the Medical College Lottert
will commence on The 1lh day Of June nest.
TICKETS may be had by application to the Ma
nagers, Il; .-.
IT4h9RERS
John r. Davidge Midd'n. b. Magrudsr
James Mosher Isaac Purneu
John Comegys Benjamin Berry
Robert Cary Long George Winchester
Is. ii. Mulhkn John Crawford
ID. a. Smith G. +. Mitchell 90.
Hall Harrison j. III. Nicklnj ST..
W. III. Clendnen William MsNfechen
Fielding Lucas, jun. j. /. H. Worthingtus
William Gwynn William Jessop
David Hoffman Henry Thompson
Samuel Baker Charles A. WarfetG
James Cooke Charles Wirgpaa
Jonathan Meredith William orman
jeremiah Sullivan
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Washinftss

q special contract
Stko diconrae a the option or ernmens
n o
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MEDICAL COLLEGE LoTTERY

$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each SS5O.ooo
CASH PRIZES
Subject to q deduction OF hfteen per cent.
Stationary PRICES as follows
First drawn ticket entitled to 5000
5000 blanks Sl2 each
he next 1000 do. IS
do Ticket after the 5000 blanks Sson0
First drawn ticket the 18th aud until :e ossA
day $500 earss
Do aSth to ssth lexeep'"g the 100 1:eketa
The said ten prizes consist of the numbers from
to 1000 inci',sive each hundred OF the said 1900 10
be one prize, the first drawn hundred or lowest u,ns-
Del Tor The 18th day, and so regularly ascending a.
(BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
MARILhND.)
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ALBERT GADLATN.


Millions
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lion, that that on your subscription should be made
the same principles all others, or whether,
you would leave it discretionary with to reduce
Il to aless sum than your proportional share. My
for this last enquiry is that in the event of
larger sum being subscribed altogether than eleven
millions, il would BE- desirable to receive the whole
amount from individuals, and TO reserve for some
subsequent emergency the resource Of such loans as
may be obtained from the several banks.
am, very respectfully Sir. your obedient ser.
vants
ALBERT GALLATN.
The Psrs.aent kfshs
Union Bank of New Hsnppbirs.
Union Bank, Boston,
Massachusetts Bank,
State Bank, Boston,,
Roger Williams Bank.
Hartford Bank,
Manhattan Company,
Mechshic's Bank. New York,
Bank of nnSylvania,
Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
Bank of Baltimore,
Commercial & Farmers aBnk,
Bank of Virginia,
State Bank, Charleston,
Planters Mechanics Bank,
Bank Of Columbia,
Washington,
Merchants Bank, Salem.
nd 2dofA9oy 1912 on account effhe Loan of
Is Of Dollars.
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SHOES-JokE Hesop, opposite Mr.. Samuel g..
- Adams, has lately received general sssortme NJ
Of ladies', misses and cnldrens Morocco and Kid
Shoes suitable for the season Also on hand ~, 900
pair Of various kinds, which re will sell on Wholesale
or retail "a low as can be Purchased in this place
ladies Morocco Ssoes tross % 81 TO Is Sd per
pan:
May s. ep4g
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State Bank, Albany
Philadelphia Bank,
Bank Of North America.
Bank of Maryland,
Union Bank Of Maryland,
Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore,
Farmers & Merchants Bank, Baltimore,
Franklin Bank Baltimore,
Marine Bank, Baltimore,
Farmers Bank of Maryland,
Union Bank of Georgetown,
Potomac Bank,
Farmers Bank Of Alexsndris.
Bank Of Alexandria. -
CD =
1feasvry DEPARTMENT,
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May g..

M RS. NELSON has removed TO the house near
We the Washington Tavern, formerly occupied
by William Writ, esq. She continues to accommo-
date gentlemen and ladies' residents visitants Of
the City, with Board, So.IIer situation is now very
convenient to gentlemen in F. street.
May I. fmoav
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S1R,-To my letter of the 7th instant. l beg leave
to add that il should suit the views of your insti-
tuition to oac any sum Of money ee U. States at
q rate not exceeding six per sentum per annum,
without however subscribing to the proposed loan &
relieving stock therefor, Especial contract for the
purpose may be formed. In this event you will be
pleased to Communicate to the Secretary of The
Treasury the amount proposed to be loaned. the
time or times when The whole or its portions viii Do
advanced, and the period when reimbursement from
the U. s. will be expected.
also request that in the event Of your institution
subscribing to the proposed loan you would inform
whether it would be your wish, in case of re,luc.
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PRTTING Of every kind Handsomely md tSpsdi-
Gsssk dsne 81 Vi. etEsc
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IIeasIy Department,

- -. April 9TH, 1879.
S1R, Having thought it probable that some of
Che Banks might be disposed subscribe to the loan
of eleven millions of dollars to be opened on the
&rst day of May next and that it would be an add-
xional Involvement 20 that measure, If the sums to
be paid on account of such subscription should be
permitted to remain in deposit in the Banks ma
king the subscription until wanted for the public
servce, have taken this mode to notify the sever
81 banks that arrangement III that Kind will be al
lowed By the Treasury.
IT, therefore, it shall suit the views of your insttu-
zion to subscribe for any part of the loan the SUBJ
pcripton may be made AZ the bank or banks in
your state where subscriptions, by the terms of the
enclosed contract are to be received, the amount
of each instalment, it becomes payable, may re-
main in your bank the credit of the Treasurer Of
the u. States till drawn for account OF the pub
lie service. receipt or certificate of your Cash
her that the amount Of each instam ent become,
payable, is placed in your Bank, to the credit of
the Treasury of the United States has been direc-
red to be accepted ut the Banks where subscrip.
tons are received, sufficient evidence Of the pay
Sncnt.
II, from the terms Of your charter, or from any
Othor cause, il should be deemed improper to sub.
scribe to the loan and receive stock therefor 81 the
Bank should nevertheless be disposed to loan mcn-
Ry to the u. states, at rate otntcrest not
ding six per centum per annun, special contract for
the purpose may be formed. In this event yoa will
be pleased to communicate to the Secretary OF the
Treasury the amount proposed to be leaned, the
time or times when the whole or its portions will
be advanced, and the period when reimburse IN eat
from the u States will be expected. The same
privilege will be allowed in this case, as in case OF
subscription to the loan, Of permitting the amount
Which may be engaged to be advanced by the Bank,
20 remain in the Bank in deposit Till drawn for By
the Treasurer, for the current service.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, sir,
Jour obedieut servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
TIE Prendenf .ffhs
Bank OF New Hampshire,
Boston Bank,
Maine Bank,
Portland Bank,
6sco Bank,
Bank of Ncwburypert,
Salem Bank,
Pank Of Essex,
Bank n Providence,
Bank of Rhode Island.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR S.4LE--By

Lexington, Virginia
April 81, 1879. tbs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-12
AfiSCHLL.aNhOUS SELECIIoNS.


the metampsyc hosts, or transmgration OF
the soul, WAS moi the doctrine oi Pythagoras
alone. The Bralnins of Maiabar teach il TO
this day OF which an Engis Captain mar
rowy escaped feeling the effects. For, trad
Ing along the coast, and going one day ashore
he unluckily shot bi'd, called perumel,
which carries one OF their gods Of the first
rank A Malabarian saw il, and accused him
Of this enormous fact /; whereupoH the peo-
pie in the neighbouring villages Immediately
assembled, seized the sacrilegious person,
And he was going to be sacrificed, whcr
Jew. to save the Captains lie, kindly and
ehrewdly advised him TO own his crime, and
make the following dclence," My fatherwao
has been dead some time, was thrown into
the sea, aud was become carp the peru
mel was going to deyour bim before my
eyes, and could suffer that :" His Judges
were struck at tho business of his plea, and
instantly did dismiss the criminal. 81 hotau.
Ius pnn decihi deciheafur.
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ON A SEGAR.

WHO can blame the gen'rous leaf,
Ba,my antidote of grief!
Why the mild Segar dcspise,
In which such hidden virtues lies'
1t soothes and aids us when We think
Gives q zest TO wine we drink ;
lAuses pleasure sends despair
i. 6erpentlning into air.
1t heightens converse and IL warns,
The heart TO social pleasures charms
Adds 10 The song and ev'ry joke
Shines brighter through cloud OF smoke.
With Segar, in pensive mood,
moralizc in solitude
IN its decrease read my end
Dread lecture OF dying friend.
Like thee at first, from earth l came,
Recelv'd form was given name
Afer few short puils, must,
Moulder like thee TO native dust.
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Fer the X. 4. Republican.

COME mild religion, disspate my fears
Lo, at thy shrine shed repentant tears;
On soothe my sorrowing heart, and give it rest,
'Tis only thou canst make me truly blest.
Hume my soul with thy immortal ray.
Reveal thy truth, and all its power display.
Then in thy temple, let me humbly raise
The prayel Of gratitude, and song of praise.
Before thy alter may stand contest,
And thy white dove upon my bosom rest.
From all that's sinful purify my soul
And let thy chast'nng voice my heart control.
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POr
For the Il. 4. Republican.
THE MONTHLY ROSE

THOU comest again, sweet flower;
Once more thy place resume,
, To charm the autumnal hour
And plead Thy mild perfume
Thou emblem Of the exalted mind,
In riches colour drest.-
Thou ioveliest blossom Of thy kind
Which stands alone contest,
Smiling through winters deepest gloom,
When other flowers decay,
Thy buds unfold, expand, and bloom
In beauiy's fair array.
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TO THE PUBLICK.

The subscriber having been greatly benefited by
the use of d.. Rogers Vegetable Pulmonic Deter
gent, co ceives /, duty he owes the proprietor of
the medicine and the publick to state the following
facts.
For several years have been much afflicted with
the asthma and for weeks together have not been
BILE TO lie down in my bed seeing the above Medi-
cine advertised for sale at MIR. TAPPAN's Book store,
l determined 10 make trial of ID; though have al
ways been much prejudiced against Patent Medicines
in general, and confess had very little faith i'll this
but to my great surprise and Joy, after taking
the first dose, found myself much relieved as to
sleep quietly III bed and have since, when in
the &c asst troubled with the Asthma, found IMnedi,
ate relief by its use.
! do not hesitate, with confidence, to recommend
the Vegetable Detergent to all in the least afflicted
with the Asthma, and have no doubt but they viii
receive great relief by the use of this invaluable
medicine WIN, WALKER.
Portsmouth, March ii, 1911.
!, ISRAEL FENNER, of Providence, in
the State of Rhode e.Island do hereby certify that
my wife, RUTH FENNER, afflicted for consid-
cradle time, in the summer of 1911, with extreme
cough pain in her side and loss of appetite, which
reduced her such low and feeble state that she
was scarcely able to walk across the room, and to
all appearance fast incning to quick consumption
] immediately obtained one cake of Rogers Veget-
able Pumonic Detergent, and after taking this
cording 10 the directions, she restored to her
uSual state OF beaIth, which We attraute, with the
blessing OF God, to the above valuable medicine.
ISRAEL FENNER.
Providence, November IL, 1911.
n. B.-The Medicine mentioned in the
above Certificates, may be had of JAMES
TAYLOR and SAMUEL w. VINSON,
Newport. John CASEY, East-Green-
wich,---ROBERr COZZENS, Wexford.
THO MAS X. WELLS, Little-Rest Hill
RICHARD NJ. WEBBER, Tiverton, and
at various other places.
Price Two Dollars pei Cake.
Newport, December 25, 1911.
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DC OOtalncu I'D INcNpOrt-NlZ.--
100 rcams various kinds Books and Portable
Writing Paper, OF ve- Desks
ry superiour quality; Wrtford's Writing Co.
An assortment of Blank pies, Ivy the dozen or
Books, Ledgers, Day single
Books, Receipt Books, Amanacks, by the groce
&c. or dozen;
SO leams Wrapping Pa Singing. Books, of various
per, various kinds; kinds also a few CO.
Bibles, Testaments, Die pies of the Boston Mu-
tonaries, Biographies, sica Miscellany
Spelling Books, &c.&c. Shaving soap, by the doz-
wholesale and retail; en- or single cake, very
10000 English, Dutch, excellent
and Russian Quills, of A very handsome assort-
very superiour quail mcnt of bamboo and o.
uy; ther Canes, from sd to
Back Gammon Tables, S s each
Playing and Visiting An assortment of silver
Cards, States, lead mounted Whips, and
and slate Pencils, Wa travelling Trunks
fers. Inkstands, Scales A regular supply of best
and Dlvders, Pocket Spanish Segars.
The above articles are generally The very
best kind, and will be sold very low--Orders from
the country will meet particular attention, and any
articles not on hsnd, will be Immediately obtained
from Boston or New-York,
- Constant attendance given from sunrise till 9
o'clock r. and every favour gratefully acknowl-
edged.
Stationary, Lottery s. Erehanye 0Ece,l
NO. 1l8, IH0 mes Street, Zee ~, :
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II escape hom ,sahfs Aressing ksA
We only need the aid Of cash p
o. should we wish to " cut a dashl"
Dame Fortune must befriend Us.
A THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLAR PRIZE
She now holds out before our eyes,
IL soon will fall TO him who tries,
10 make her smiles commend Hs
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JOSHUA SAVER,
BfKER.

- ESPECrFuLLy informs his friends and the
AN publick, that he has removed to his New
Bakc-House, little to the eastward of his former
stand. in Mll-srect where he will keep constantly
on hand, Tor sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usually KEEP, for sale.
yais 10.
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q II A n ID
Uniou CoHege Lottery, No. 8,

WILL begin TO draw in the City OF New
York, on the 28th Of April next, containing
nearly as many Prizes as blanks
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10000 Dollars Highest PriSs!
Read this Scheme.

besides host Of smaller Prizes. Tickets
and Parts In the above celebrated Lottery,
may be obtained by orders left at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery and Exchange Office OF
T. e.. SHAW,
who has had the pleasure 10 procure Tor his
Friends
Prize of s $4,000
beside very large number of s 20, s 10, &c.
so that it has now become proverbial, that
If a Ticket we buy, and wish for the Gold,
Let's all so TO StlAWs,where the Prizes sold"
Present price of Union College Tickets,
Wholes 8 so
Halve8 s 4 62
Quarters S 2 81
but will soon rise.
Prize Tickets in the Harvard College and
Washington Monument Lotteries, taken in
payment.
N. B. Cash will be paid at :hs Office on
all Plies obtained through the agency OF
J. &. SHAW, as soon as due.
Managers Lists in all the Lotteries, rcgu-
larry received, and maybe examined gratis.
sLJ@ A complete assortment Of Station
AIRY. IS usual, very cheap for cash or credit.
Earhnge and Lottery 0Gee,2
Jan %, 1912.
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Ne7O Stationary and SrbooI
Books.
]. G. SHAW,

Is now opening general assortment OF
Il STATIONARY Ss SCHOOL BOOKS,
which he will sell upon good terms as can
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ADMIRAL, PAI.SEY.

When this gsllan, admiral, whose leg was
taken off by cannon shot, was carrying down
20 the cockpit, one Of the tars met him, and
hoped he had not lost his foot, he said,
have Jack, but take care, don't you lose my
fag before come up again"
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Bran4yovine Paper.
]. G.. SHAW,

]. {. SHAW,
Has Just received from Philadelphia.
Sixty Reams BRANDYWlNE PAPER,
consisting Of Cap No. * ,, ouaro vellum post and
medium Drawing, which with his former stock, of
various kinds of PAPER, makes his assortment as
complete any in this State. All which will be
sold as low can be purchased in this town.
January z.
NOIILE.
"E, the subscribers, having been appointed BY
w the Hcnourable Court of Probate for the town
OF iltte-Compton, Commissioners to receive and ex-
anime the claims against the estate Of
MOSES SUCKONiSH,
late of said Little Compton, mariner, deceased,
presented insolvent and six months from the 9TH OF
Dec 1871 last, being allowed for the purpose afore-
said-Notice is hereby given, that we will attend
Co the said service at the store of WV. A. BRowN,
in Lit,le.Compton, on the last Saturday in this and
each ensuing month, for the time aforesaid, at one
o'clock, II. NJ.
Mlil,SM sTrp,,HN a; a,1MyrS BROWN; :; Commissioners.
Tiverton, Jan. Is, 1919
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BON NOT
Of the Vice- Chancellor 9f Trinity Church
DXbkn.


Dxbkn.
The Vice Chancellor is remarkably fond
of HAM. He frequently asserted, that he
though, men ought to adhere to the princi-
pies in which they were educated, and abide
by ,hc customs which belong to the creed of
their fathers. His Worship being once pre-
sent at a table where pork HAM was brought
into the room, the favour seemed to delight
him but before he could make an incision,
one Of the company requested he would an
swer the following question 4" 1T you, Sir,
had been educated a Jew, how would you
have acted, il, when you were very hungry,
such ham as this had been placed before
you :" E" Sir," replied he, " | would have
puiied off my hat, made low bow, and said
wit, Agrippa, ALMOST THOU PERsuApEsT
NE TO BE A CHRISTIAN"
In some parts OF Scotland bordering or
the sea, where the people are more than
usually industrious and frugal, oatmeal is
used instead of soap for washing, commixed
with the sea wsier. am not chemist enough
to describe technically now it acts, but will
be easily understood, when affirm that the
meal decomposes the oily portion of the ma
rinc element, and renders ii rs fit Tor wash
ing. as the finest soft water with soap. This
discovery is of very great importance to pas
sengers on board snip, as the captains are
always sparing Of fresh water aud scarceiy
ever permit it to be used for washing. have
many day at sea, found the most luxurious
refi icshment, in a bucket OF sea water with
handful of oatmeal and no one should SO to
sea without supply OF it.
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New Feather Beds & Feathers

7 I'VE Geese and Fovi L GATHERS.
IL and Feather Beds, from 20 to As dollars, kept
constantly for sale by
ABRAHAM BARKER,
No 2, Charies-streek.
Lkezsise-an assortment Of MATTRESSES, Of
every description, constantly kept for sane above
Newport, Mareh z, 1870
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Vetellius, an Emperour Of Rome, was so
luxurious, tha: at one supper ne had upon
his tablo two thousand 6shcs OF different
kinds, and seven thousand nying fowls. He
lxas crawn through the streets OF Rome with
~ hsIssr abouJ wxs put to death
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CRANSTON & SHAW,

RANSTON & SHAW,
0FFER az priuate SAFE rcosonobe terms, for Gb-
" proved SGper, their store on foyeLe s-,rnarf -.
154 bags Coffee
23 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
Is pipes Providence Gin;
do. Brandy;
81 kegs Tobacco;
80 bbs. and 2S half bbls. prime Beef;
20 bbs. and IL half bbls. mess do;
81 do. prime Pork
IS do. do /;
II chests Hyson
" do Hyson-skin
IS do. Young -Hyson
10 do Souchong IEhS.
do. Campoy
4S do. Bolrea
80 quarter-chests Bohea
N. b. CRANsToN & SHAW offer TO their
Friends and the Publick in general, their warmes,
acknowledgements of gratitude, for the liberal sup
port which they have received since the commence
ment of their establishment, and solicit the continu
ance of their business.
Newport, Oct. 90.
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PSAL MODT.
THE publisher of the NeSv. ENGLAND

THE publisher of the Ne7v- England
Il Selection, o. PLAIN Psalnodisf having found
rapid sale Of said Book than was expected by
him when published, has, upon the solicitation
Of some of the friends of the book, and competent
judges of Psalmody, concluded to publish another
edition of said book with few alterations SO as
To have them bound and ready for sale in October
next. He feels himself much obliged to those who
have encouraged and promoted the sale of said book
and would thank any of his correspondents, as we'll
as those who teach Psalmody, and superin,end it in
religious societies, to recommend to him any suita
bic piece for insertion in the second edition.
Jan. l, 1912. JOEL READ.
n. V. All letters directed to said READ and sent.
to Pawtuckett post Office, rth-Providcnce, and
post paid, wilt be gratefully received.
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CERIIt IC.3TES.
I, JONATHAN KINGSLEY, Of Wind

/, JONATHAN KINGSLEY, OF WIND
ham, in the county of Windham, and State OF Con-
nectcut, do hereby certify, that my wife, ZILLAn
KINGSLEY, was afflicted in the winter Of 1909 with
extreme cough, loss of appetite, &c. and though
under the care of an able Physician, and expert
encins any particular beneft was induced TO make
a trial of DR. Rogers Vegetable Pulmonc Deter
gent-and after using two three cakes she experi-
enced its beneficial effects and in the course OF
few months recovered her usual state of health,
which she had previously been much alarmed
about and think il is entirely owing to the
valuable medicine called Rogers Vegetable Pulmo-
nc Detergent. JONATHAN KINGSLEY.
Wmdhsm, July 1918 %
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W1bite Satins and Grapes.

TUST reed. by p. Q. RICHMOND,
u few pieces elegant white satins, Grapes, and
Ribbons and few long white kid Gloves, all Of a
superiour quality.
Aso--a general assortment of Seasonable
Goods and one bale India Cottons, httlr damsg-
ed, which will be sold cheap. Dec IL.