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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-08
Plymouth Beach Lottery.
FOURTH CLASS.
10000 Dolls. Highest Prize.

SCHEME.
Prize of S 10000
Ditto of 5000
Ditto of 1000
Ditto Of lcco 5000
10 Ditto OF 500 5000
100 Ditto of 100 10000
100 Ditto of so 5000
500 Ditto of 90 = 5000
$3.50 Ditto of 10 4l,76o
1922 Prizes lo4,76O
1878 Blanks = l5,24o
$4,000 Tickets at $40 10000
pNot tzuo Blanks TO a Prize..Cs
wholss, Halves, Quarters, and Eighths may be OBJ
tanned by orders left with
JOSIAH &. SHAW,
1T his Truly Fortunate Lottery Office,
No. 1ls, TR,a,fES.STREET
who has obtained for his friends, in the Third Class
Just completed drawing,
Prize Of 500 DOltars !!!!
S Ditto Of 100 DoRars!!.
Ditto | so Dollars!g
10 Ditto Of 90 Dollars
The Managers Official List Of the Third Class is re.
ceived, and may be examined gratis
at MS Once.
Prize Tickets taken in payment as Cash.
JOSIAH &. SHAW.
.Nsgport, .4pril -, 1914. If.
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. IL, Long Wha-G Has for Sale,
Fifatss la Sbis. ppe'' first quality cIN'
70 pipes Malaga WINE
2 ditto Lisbon, 5
20 20 t,sIse'' SsIs frs, quality MoLAssrs.
90 bbs. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 w.t. COFFEE
10 10 CHESTS Si,is saIsn"ns Hy1on sskin'} TEA.
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
90 ditto Spanish Src.ps Co.. ,oI.,
10 ditto Ssndomingo 'H'""0' '''' 4I"''J'
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
ALSO
very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual
March 5. 1914 IT,.
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HENRY MOORE,
OFFERS EOR !CAE ~

OFFERS FOR SALE,
CIN-50 pipe. of Ssson's nanufactory
~@ RUM-10 hhds. w. l. Sd and 4th proof, of prize
schooner Louisa's cargo
BRANDY-French and panish;
WlNE-Madeira and Lisbon;
M0LASSES-hhds. and bbls.
SUGARS-Havana and Muscovado by box, &c.
TEAS-iyson, Hyson Skin, Souchong, and Bo-
hea, by the chest;
COFFEE-by the bag;
SALr-coarse and fine;
NUTMEGS;
hLLSPICE;
PEPPER;
CASSIA;
CAYENNE--pepper,
SNUFF--yellow
OlL-sweet and lamp;
WARE-iron and stone,
BED-CORDS-a few gross;
And great number Of other articles too nuner-
Gus to mention.--Au which will be sold wholesale
and retail, for cash or approved credit, low as
can be purchased in Rhode-lsland.
.Ne1VpOrt. February II. 1914. IF.
WHEEL WRIGHT & LOPEZ,
70, 7HanieSssrset, Offer at Private sale,
$50 boxes Havana Brown crrro,c
60 hhds. and 20 bbls. MuscovadoS "o""n''
10000 lbs. Coffee, entitled to double de5enture;
500 hhds. retailing Molasses;
10 pipes Gin, 1st and 4th proof;
so bbs prime Beef-2O do, Pork;
40 bbls. Turpentne-50 do Tar
SO pieces Russia Duck--5000 bushels Salt;
SO bbs. Mackerel;
Is bags Tumerc-Spanish Segars.
Newport, April l3, 1914.
CHARLES Nj. THURSTON, & Co.
Offer for Sale, 1T NO. rs, 7hames.sf.
EIFTEEN bbs. prime Pork,
h 10 bbls. mess Beef,
10 half bbls do. do for family use,
10 10 Sss' SSis green Coffee, entitled to debenturs,
IS do. Sugar,
do. Molasses,
8 bags Pimento,
90 kegs Lard,
10 boxes Chocolate,
do. mould Candles,
40 do. Spanish Cigars
Also, at RetsA.
Sugar, w. l. and n. e. Rum,
Tea, Gin,
Coffee, Salt,
Molasses, Pepper,
Madeira,y Pimento,
Lisbon. Wine, Pork,
Currant, Hams, &c. &c. &b.
Brandy,
.Nc,spors Nay 4, 1914.
JOHN J. ALLEN,
Has for sale,
AT the Store of WIN. S. N..ALLEN,
No 8, Lons-Wharf,
Is bbls. prime Beef;
10 do. mess and prime Pork;
30 do. fresh Philadelphia Flour;
2 do. Cayenne Gloves, of superior quality;
so quintas Goldfish, 1st quality;
w. and n. r. Rum, by the hhd.;
ship and Cabin Bread large or small quantity;
Spanish and American Scgars. and Paper To-
CO, wholesale and retail.
Likewise-S00 Rails May 4.
HENRY MOORE,
At his Brick Store-MARKEr-SoyARK,
Has for sole,
so hhds. New England RUM;
s. pines Sisson's GIN.
To- bhls phisdelphs and Baltimore 81.
narhne FLOUR,
4 E-rs 1.r. al TOBACCO;
fg.l.r- uI..- "a .fITp gTAuES ueuss
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NOTICE.

NJ he.
THE subscriber having been appointed by
the Honorable Court Of Probate Of the town OF
Hopkintown, in the county of Washington, Admins
traitor On the Estate Of
ZACHEUS REYNOLDS,
late Of said Hopkintown, deceasedAereby calls up
all persons indebted to said Estate, TO make inn
mediate payment aud all persons having demands
to present their accounts for settlement.
IRA REYNOLDS, .9dministrator.
Hopkintown, Sept 90, 1914. GM10-3m.1
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APPRECIATION.


and our families have in various and in different
times, used Dr. Carys celebrated Family Pills, (which
now prepared by the vender at Coventry, II. I.
We have found them highly serviceable in fami-
lies, and particularly efficscous in removing those
complaints for which they arc prescribed 1--WE feel
assured OF their excellence, and consider the Pills
valuable and worthy the attention of all family Ply
sicians. In testimony hereof, we have affixed our
respective signatures.
Caleb Keiton, Joseph Straight T. Remington, Sd,
John Remington, Mary Remington, W.Greet,e,
Patience Greene, 4. Keitos, 1neod,ria Reming-
ton, G. Bowen, j. Y Green, p. Wilbur, jun
J. g. Brozvn, Phe5e f1sin, NJ. Irpin, j. Ha,g-
Eins, Benjamin Morse.
certify that was sick about two years with dry
skin. costiveness, and difficulty of breathing could
not rest-I had several doctors, but could get
et-I applied to Dr. Cary, and got immediate relief.
believe if it had not been for his Pills, could not
have lived. Iconthue taking the Pills, and am in
tolerable health. HUGH RBLPH.
certify that was troubled with pain in my bow
and side, and dizziness in the head-I called on
Dr. Cary he gave me about thirty Pills, which cur
ed me- Iesteem them vasable.
May, 1918. CHARLES COLVIN.
l certify that have made use of Dr. Carys Pills.
and am in duty bound to say they are the most easy
September, 1915. RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber having been much afflicted with
the asthma for several'years, was induced to make
trial of DR.. Cary's Plls-Before had taken one box
found myself much relieved, and am now in the
enjoyment Of good health. J. ROWLAND.
DR.. G. w. HOPPiN is sole agent for the town OF
Providence.
Of The Pills speak for themselves.
The above Medicines are sold by d. RIrLEY,Nor-
wich Con. AVIS & ANN SMITH, WEXFORD, X. l. and
by SAMUEL w. VINsoN, Newport At the last men
toned place are kept, usual, all kinds OF Drugs
and Medicines now generally in use and Of the best
Quality.-A continuance Of favors solicited.
SAMUEL w. VlNSON.
Nsypsrr, .sfhrch IL, 1914. 6m.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
1 have been dily appointed Executors Of tho
last Will and Testament of
JOHN CARR, rs,
late Of Newport, in the county of Newport, yeomans
deceased; and have taken upon themselves that
trust, by giving bends as the law directs. All per.
sons having demsnds against the Estate of the said
deceased, are requested to exhibit the same and ALI
persons indebted are called upon to make immedi-
ate payment to
SAMUEL /. CARR, I Ert'rs.
GEO: w. CARR,
.NSwporf, .1iay 25, 1914.
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ARRIVED
az tie DOMESTIC WlRE- House., No. III,
2hames-strees, last zveek, in TIE
BIO sion Waggon,
THIRTY pieces Stripes and Ginghams;
Shrting Cottons, No. III to so, inclusive;
A large quantity Of assorted Threads;
Blue and white Twists, &c. sc.
The whole tc be sold at the Factory prices for cash
May l8. JOSEPH w. EDDY
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JOHN B. lyon,

No 6, Lyons and Ne. a, Scots ~harc
LAS FOR SALE,
"A $4,000 lbs. green Coffee, in hhds. and
bbls. entitled TO debenture:
50 bbls mess, and so do prime Beef;
% do. prime Pork;
20O do. Tar, large barrels;
50 pieces Russia Duck, IS do Ravens do;
Shea,hing- boards and Nails, constantly on
hsnd, at No 6, Lyons wharf, where Ship Stores, SC
are put up at the shortes, notice. r. Ma l7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
WANTED.
SHERIrF'S SALE.
1p,i 9

Taken BY Execution and TO be /,M at Public
.Auaisn an fbur/Aay the tb.dayy1fay
next, at ns o'clock T. M. at The dq0eAliAg-
bayegf 5yiab Sba7v, in Gorham,
4 LII ,he right ia equity of Redemption which
"A JOAN CROCksI Of Corham has in re-
deeming the following defcribed mot,gaged Real
E,tate. ltuAted in Corham--one 6xth part IA
Common and undivided oftwo Ger ain lois Of anG
tying in faid Gofhsm 70 wit, one Of ia,d lots 10
numbered twenty Eve on the pan Of Land 10 fAi6
Gorbam aud con aiming sfly aS.ss more or lcsse
the other of laid Lorsis numbefed twenty eight
on fAid piaax confaning ehirty acre, or
lets, being the fame lots Of which Pc a,izh Crock
ct, lac Of iaid Gorham i father of iad John died,
se'zed aud pof.asI which the iaid John held. ia
common and undivided with the other hers OF
laid Pelatah--exeep,iog the widows dover there
in 1.-THE above deic-iasd premises mortgaSed
10 NathAniei Hatch Of Gorhan ia yfaid couni y,
Feb. IS 'sls for twenty four dollars and fifty two
cent?, payable IN one year a. appears by Regiites
BOOK 68, page
MoRRELL JoRDON, Dep'y S5.,iF.
Portland, March IS, lal4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
!" Attention'' the Militia.

Do you wish to be conscripted and order
I'd TO the frontiers of Canada and there en-
dure the fatigue and distress which Nc Mi
lila Of New-York and other States have
been subjected to in consequence Of having
war.hawks for Governors! then use all your
exertions to oppose the reelection Of Gov.
STRONG, for be assured, he is not the man
tograsify you in this respect. On the O.
ther hand, are you DESTROYS OF cultiva,ing
Jour farms and peaceably pursuing your
hheu.s in your stores & work shops2 You
know from the past, tina, your friend and
protector, STRONG, will not drag you
from your common and ordinary occupa-
lions for the purpose of putting you under
the command OF Mr.. Madison's understrap.
pers.
From he knowledge you possess Of the
principles and views OF the two Candidates,
can you hesitate, for moment, which Of
these yoa ougb, 10 support 1t is believed
jou will not, and that you will give your
sm and unite support TO The reelection Of
your present worthy Commander in Chief.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
For THE GAZETTE.

WOE to thee that spoiest, and thou qpasf nc,
p0ed; and deales, ,reacherously. and they
~sV not treacherously with thee when thou
way cesae to spoil, thou shsl, be spoiled and
''en'hou shalt make an end to deal reacherous.
""ey shall deal treacherousiy with thee.
ISAIAH, xxxIIf.-1.
u i'a petition in the prayer of every
s"''s'ian Mai our Rulers may be made Min.
''" q God for good TO as !; yet how utter.
Inconsistent is the practice of many
'a''s''ans with their ofessions.-lf in
"sa'e HE !, is solemn duty 10 bring our
si0ns to the slric. scrutiny of conscience
The word Of God, it is assuredly a
:" a most important duty, rightly and
'''uaonaly to exercise the privilege OF
"s 'or our public officers There is a
- analogy between political, religious s.
ruth and a mans duty to the
''s u more important as TO its effects
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02

10 the Honour able the ,Setlafe and Houje of
Re2ytlentatiuei o, The Com,asn ueatb 3,
MqDaebyeftS. ronvened at l59tfon, on The
Jee0nd y edasjaay y .11anuary 4. ID. 1914
he iubfcribef., inhabitants Of The town Of
Ffyeburg, III fad Commonwealth Respectfully
reprefsn iha, he saco RiveI about shiriy
three mite. VII hin iald town, aud about h,r,, ~
miles Of he river wihia laid eown uts through
or is hordesed sy in ervA!e and meadow iands--
that the fad river as 1t now ends nearly encissles
the whole If faid Gown sha, j, cutters the lou,h.
weaery corner ard runs ,owsrds The high and.
which are connected with the White Noun aus
to she Dolhwea corner of the town, whe,e il re
ceve. numher of tributsey asesms which flow
from the eailern and fauh .rn iides Of the 1ips,
anas Immediately connected with the white afoun.
IA NJ ,ha, every conider abe IA, OF rain contiur.
Jog eui twenty four hours invariably produce; >
rapid RTE of ,heie rivers; And. for number Of
YEAR, paR great proportion OF the iatervsle and
meadow lsnds whin faid town have ha.n over
flowed repeatedly ia the seurie Of the tusnnar lea
lou, WHEREBY the crops Of corn, gram, grsis and
every sefrtiption Of vege able growing on laid
,n,sivale aud meadow iand, have been greatly in
jared, aud ~ nume,ou. initanees entirely aeroyed
md the public travel, during thoie fsefhets has
been totally oslruelsd-to ovia;es as far D might
be practicable theie great pr vatc As well As pubic
evils, urmber Of the Inhabitants If fsid town
have heretofore attempted 10 open q new ehaunel
for lad szeo river Though part of faid Ftyeburg
and have Already derived eonfider able ad. xntags
from thefe isbours-Whesefore your petitioner,
play ,hst they, aud thoie VINO ma, hereafter ado.
rs,s wi thea may be 'ncorpora ed for the pur
pofe n. opening a us~ channe fvr fxid Saco river,
w,shin lard .own OF fryehufg III the following III.
reetioa, 20 VT beginning a, The uor. heallerly
xsg La f,~fO al
Capt Ioisph Eye Ahou: hf'y rods foushwefier,y
Of she dwei log houie OF William Rufeil. E.q aud
running through The iauds Of tbenezsr F,aenSen
JUNIOR Efq Peter Wa ker. ifaac Abbo stephen
Abbo, TO Iear Pocd, 70 called and from faid pond
through the cana, 10 ca''el. To Bog Pond, and
thence eaawssdiy TO tsld saeo river he dwell
ing h. ufe Of the honorable simon Frye; and thar
they may be veiied wi h ali ,u h sorpo ae pow er.
aud privilege. !. may he usesaaIy TO snabe .hsm
TO open the channel aforef.id, under iueh ilabii,
ties, aud oa iuch conditions ~ your honors may
deem j, proper 10 impoie.
F,ys6gg Dsssofs' SD SIS
JOSEPH CHANDLER, y 50 sBsu.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
MAKSHAL'S NOTICE.
U.fsd State, Of Amohs,l
DHi6 q Maiss, r. :

dated St0sG 81 Am"Hs,
DG,ia Of A1s'ss, II
DUESU Ant TO warrant from the Hon. David
i sewai, Judge Of the Dihriet Cour Of Maine
l hereby give public notice thai libel 10 nisd IA
laid Court by James Chever. jun Eiq commander
Of the private armed fh'p OF the Unsed S. ates call
cd the America, aiIedsng that being duly author
fled by he Preiident vt the United States by q
comm iii n under the zeal thereof be with hn III
GERS ana crew in iaid ih;p america on the high
Teas on he 9Th January Ian dad capture the ihsp
Falcon, burthes about 81 toms mounting 10 xuus,
commanded by Thomas Ravens A,kinion, with =
cargo conGang Of dry goods hard ware, sIai. ware.
je~siry. paints brandy, parln lead oil. chalk &c,
aud The fame did bring nso the por, Of Bath, IN fad
D.lrica, and hereby give notice thai hearing
on fad tibet will, be had at York, "a fAid Diisitt
Wedn~iday, the 9th day Of April neIr. al thee
O'Clock ?. N. where any pesfou in,ereiied may APP
pear aud ihew cauie, II any can be aiewn where
fore the fame fhouid not be eendempe1 as lawful
prize Of war, TO the hbellant, his owners, officers
and crew, As prayed for.
Given under my hand at Saeo. this 2esh day Of
March A ID 10 4
Z. 6. THORNTON, ks.s.i Of Mai.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
Mis- CeoHdge's School

TOR the nfruc,ion Of Mriles, will commence on
Monday the iI,h infant, a, one of he large
airy rooms va the dwelling houie Of the ata WIN
Fyng. hlq. in Middle ee:,-The P,ecep,sef,
having engaged to limit the number of Scholar.
TO thirty, The will in NO cafe exceed il. Only five
more can ne admired
fes1ast dp,a 2 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
PEACE, UNION u COMMERCE..

The Citizens Of Portland, one and all,
who ere in isvour Of the re election Of that
venerable and patriotic Statesman, CALEB
) iRONG-,hat friend and advocate for a
restoration of ,hs good old Washingtonian
days Of PEACE, COMMERCE & PROS
PERKY, ate hereby desired to asss mblr
at the Court House a, O'Clock I,sis Even
hg-f0r the purpose Of making such ar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02

Accounts from Vermont are that Col
Clark with body of 1000 or 1900 troops
had entered L. Canada, and proceeded to
the village of Miilifquoi. where he made
prifoners of about 20 militia.
The Montreal papers mention feveral
inaauces where parties off,. States troops
have invaded the provinces, plundered
property and carried off the Inhabitants.
They pronounce this fyttem Of warfare,
as infamous, and declare it will produce
retaliation.
Abatcb If Banks.-The Legislature OF
Pennfylvania, notwithstanding the Gov
ernor's objections, have pafsed by con-
Aitu,ional majority of the Houfe and
Senate, the bill creating Forty.one new
Banks in that State
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
BaIii1ss's, Judy orb $40 Cuial
Lees Elixir.

:" 'e1suy 'o' sou ep"'ae coughs
',"', A"'A'' 'o's s"'oa's @uo approaching con-
,a"p''n'
"','". s,eNAs' iee co. N
~u VIZ" mo" S'o'so' so'd' severe
ss" 80 p-'. ~ '"e a'ssa, "n'en continued 10
k'o" sos~su'ins ~"Nen Wy apPetise tA,ied and
ny 'o'se A'e'sa - "a'h ma was WITH he ut
a'e'. ~ ssa1 P'enooee "nse 'en'eoce
,o1".' '"~u "J o'sA'n soa,e % my h'eaas hsv-
s s.s -. s.s " =. "A. "u.a s''e "Ao pee" done
80" easnsu me 10 procure
sseora;o,,y d,a-,.s 20 ,h.,. n.,saa' ~msn
ted wish he msr..s Of mi. med cine. a W., an.
pear aison,hss sA4s ,hr.s doe. ihoad rem We he
pa,a. la my b. sAl asa the uls Of one bot, = ,.lv
ssitsrsd uas ~ pssfsei hsz IN J. IL SMITH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
Loans and Standing armies.

1te1S 01II A5tfDVt1T1S .1|HfcS.
The new Loan Bill for borrowing IS MILL
IONS OF DOLLARS 10 pay the Officers and Sol.
i'ers Of Mr. Msdison's army, and which virtual.
y mortgages every mans farm, shop and indus.
Try to repay those who shall advance their money
sld Of the glorious proiect of conquering Can.
"a. has passed both houses nf Congress, and 20
question but that before this, il has become the
NV Of the land. AS M. Dexter is for going all
s0s'hs to support the war, this measure is un-
S"0'ed'y IN full consent with his opinion
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
IAMES JAMESON

INFORMS the public TIA; he has taken the
Houie is'ey improved by hi. b. her in Free
port, VIII ch wi, Oil be appropriated for the En-
tefta,rn.ent of fraveilers-a and where every exer,
ton will he made to accommodate fuch a. may
favor HIM With sheir patronage.
Ffssps,t, AbsH2 IolA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
NOTIEE.

an the 18th of Feb Iait, a MFR Mason fergean,
~ in the u s, army. left red MAsE a. the
liable If the fubcrher and ha. as yet called for
her This ia TO requee and notify the owner or
the faid Nafon To call Immediately and take her
away otherwite faid Mare will be fold to paw
charges SAMUEL LARABEE
Ne, Lyo. mouth Ms-eb 81, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02

engagements as will give to the Federal Can.
didates their jealous and united support OF
Monday next.
by the request of,he Federal Ward Com.
mittees.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
DIED.,

In Minot, much lsmened by ell who knew
am. Mr.. Charles Brsdmsn, aged 81.
In WindhaIn. the SIS ut Mr. Samuel Han.
II. n jhe 70 h ytsr OF his age
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
NOTICE.

WANTED to pu,ehafe a good Dwelling houfe
with garden fpof, out houies aud good well
Of water Any one having the like 10 feII on rea
ionabie 'ermsmay spPyto WIN. MLELLANjr
Ap1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02

TIE following certiica'e added TO the great
NUMBER e,ofore Ia he poHeffion Of the
pfoPr'eter) isano'he pleaing ADD eoaviueing PROOF
OF the powerful and wonae; full effects Of
LEES, LOZ INES
~ expe1ing and defaroyine thofe totmen ing adj.
mal'. tina, have n,u Il is nn lAying4 h sufands Of
our fellow being, children in par .cuar) Portions
@hi,cted and 'ormeuted with .hefe defl uctve an
ma fhouid have immediate reeea-fe 20 this valu-
able medicine--n ihoutd be kept in ali families.
ME-, Miebas! Lee y Co.
have beea fome time pan grea,ly 4ffl;eted With
pans in my bowel, RomAch and head viii n.her
disre flag fymptoms, which betevsa was casied
by worms procured tome Of Lee's W5,m Der
heyisg Lexe~ge, the iecond dcfe (be x sropger)
10 my greas y.lbr,ughr away one us .hofs moa-
hefs "a Zap Aofm)in piece. I colha atty be- eve
the whole would have. meafured frosa 'ou~ 10 Il.
yards IN ieng n alto two large rouar worms 4 8
inches long aud three hurths Of an ,.eh round.
] have now she p'eaiuse 10 inform i. that am
entirely relieved from thofe dilsttfing snd tormen-
Ting pains, ana now eajay good heath
"a teud you two roui Il worm, 9Th fl fu1all pie.
ces OF the ape worm, the large pa',s ts;cg pul -
way before though. Of iend,os then, "a you.
With ient'men,s Of efleem for the beGefs reeeiv-
ed, FIR, your obsdieut fes vzof.
GEORGE BRiscoE.
Bafs;m''s. June 10, 1873 appie ALLY F Point.
Lees Ambitious Pills.
Incorporation OF shsfe highly eleemel .'.lls 10
perieet mild, aud the experience of thou.s and. has
proved they may be uled in every itua,ion u i.fe,
without the ieAit inconvenience.
SELECTED CASES OF CURE.
MtGs Misbasi Lee & c..
for two months pah have been sffi;elsJ wish
violent Gckoefs At the nonaach a. M ,on to
vomis, aud Ios OF appeti'e-by ,akias w., teies
Of your piii' am reltored Q pc fea aar. Of health
winch induced my wife 20 tsy them alto which
wa. attended with The fame gond eff Cts leiup
now aoe attend 20 her dometsic ceucsrn. In
my opinion tn. medicine - unequalied in tionach
and towel complains, NO being attended with
hat gripiIg pam, common &C other medicines.
JOIN SCOTT.
6aAi"s's, July otb $40 cuany- ttrese
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
gouCaNS:
Saturday, April 2, 1914.

The pat week has not furnifhed any
European intelligence of later date than
what WAS publfhed in our laR. At the
periods of the lalt accounts, the allies
were marching towards and into France
in the full tide of fuocefs. The Uinr-
Der, Bonaparte, was retreating and flung
for peace, whether he will be able to OBJ
tain one or retain any part Of his i'll gotten
power, is very doubtful. We do not be-
leve any thing fhort Of his dethronemeut
will enfure any lalting repofe to Europe
or the u. States, and we ihall rejoice
10 hear that this diiturber ana Destroyer
ofnations was confgned to the fate from
which he originated.
Late letters from Cadiz fate, that the
Spaniards in that city almoR to man
were oppoied to the reitoration Of Fer
dinand 7th--and the cry Of even the
children was me Bmabarfe5'-.No Bonv.
bons'- From the temper Of the Spanifh
debates and papers we conclude that the
above was the general Continent in
Spain.-Cent.
Recent accounts from Bermuda, men,
ton the arrival of Admiral Cochrane at
that place with powerful naval force,
accompanied by 1000 land troops.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-04-02
ANOTHER CURE.

THE following cer'i6cae (added to the great
numoer he e,ofore ia he poHeffi,a Of the
proPr'eter isanos.,e plealng ADD coaviueing PROOF
OF the powerful and wonde; full effects of