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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16

SHAW'S List of Prizes in the
Piymouth Beach Lottery, 4M Class.
Sold at his TrMPLE CT FORTUNE,
No 118, Thdmesst-esf.
g 1000, No. 96o8. (sold to number Of industrious
young men;)i 8 100, No. 88, 81, 1869, s63os
3 so, No S2, S2l, 307o, S078, 646o, 9l25, 9646;
s 90, No. 50. 46o. 500, ,354:, 3567, .6i12, 6l3i,
6496 9l07, 9i4l, 9440, e450. 156 of s 10.
Orders received for Tickets and Shares ia
the following Grand Lotteries.
Pennsyivania Internal Navigation Loaer,,
$4,000 highest prize.
Board Of Kfsaiih LOTTERY.
S 10000 highest prize. -.
Washington Bridge Lottery, 4fh Ciass,
S 5000 highest prize.
ALL ranks and ages now agree,
That money much is wanted
so all musttry the Lottery, q
Te have their wisco granted"
.Nesrporf, October 9. - ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16

The following
Agreeable Sensations
American Chronology
American and British Ma.
Wy List
Blair's Lectures
Bible News
Bride Of Abydos
British Spy
Battles of Leipzig
Belinda, 3 vols.
Banks Of Wye
Choice Emblems
Corvisart's Essay on ile
Diseases of the Heart.
Calamities Of Authors
Cowper's Poems, s vols.
Castle Rackrent
Cowper's Task
Come and Welcome
Camoen's Poems
Campbell's Poems
Christian Morals, 2vols.
Du6ef's French and En-
glish Dictionary, 3v.
Dutief's Nature Display.
ed, Sd edition, 3v.
Ely's Contrast ]
Evangelical History
Evenings at Home 4"
Forest OF MoatalbaD, Aw
Fathers Tales
Taber's Essay on the he,
ly Spirit
Good Men Of Modern
date -..l ,-
History of New-york, 2v.
History Of New England,
- 2y.
Humphrey Clinker, 2v.
Health and Long Life, by
Cameron
Hull's Trial
Jacquelinc, q poem
1871, n poem
Life of Gen. Moresu
Letters OF Junius
Lara. a tale by ld.Byroa
lay Of the Last Minstrel
Lady Of the Lake
Mademoiselle de Ia Fay
cite
Menastry Of ST. ColumS
Mickle's Traveller
Mirror Of the Graces
Mourner Comiorted
Marian, \ novel. . v.
Mrs. Graat on Education
Marmioo
1'ogether with a large Al
SCHOOL BOOKS A
Newport. Nov. 2. 1914.
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HENRY MOORE,s

HENRY sMOORE,.~ %
Has for sale,
so hhds. New Eng land RUM;
sopipes Sisson's GIN; -
10O bbls. Pbilsdelphia and Baltimore 81.
perfne FLOUR;
IS kegs negro-head TOBACCO;
NIB Groceries shipistores. as usual May4..
nhEr.L " RiIlH L x LOPEZ,
Have Just received, and offers joYt sGls,
T~HREE thousand bushels RYE
: 4 250 bbs. Philadelphia superhnc flour;
$50 bushels yellow CORN. ALSO,
900 boxes Havana brown cy,clspc
81 hhds. and 20 bbls Muscoyalo s
10000 lbs. Coffee, entitled to double debcnturs;
500 hhds. retailing Molas,es; g
10 pipes Gin, LIST and 4,h proof;
SO bbls prime Beef--20 do Pork;
20 bbls. Turpentine do. Tar;
so pieces Russia Duck-5000 bushels Salt;
so bbls. Mackerel;
Is bags Tumeric. s,. .3xgwsf g
JAMES TOWNSEND,
OFFERS for sale, at his store, in M.l-street, next
~ east of the r. l. Republican ohec--
L. bexes No. L & =, Chocolate;
10 do. mould Candles;
200 w.t. Of good Cheese; e.
boxes OF Spanish Segars;
10000 American do,
With an assortment Of frat quality Groceries, at
retail Jane -.
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JONES & RATHBONE,

Have for Safe,
FIVE hundred boxes Candles;
- 500 do. do. Soap;
$50 barrels superfne Flour; az
10 tons Archangcl Hemp;
$50 hhds. retailing Molasses;
l62 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
65 bids. w L. Rum;
200 bags debenture Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auction.
GERS and Commission Merchants, and refer for infor-
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
JOHN G. & SAMuEL WHITEIoRNE, of Newport
Providence, April IS. IT.
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WILLIAM WHITE,
No. IL, Long Uha-E Has for Sale,
4 - sfss bbIs p'pe'' first quality GIN:
70 pipes Malaga,2 WINE.
ditto Lisbon,
% % t,hseeS' hS1s first quality MOLAssEs:
90 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR;
5000 W.T.. COFFEE
10 chests Hyson skin,l TEA.
10 ditto Souchong, s
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
20 20 ditto ditto Spanish } sEeARs, frs. quality:
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
--.4LSO-
very large assortment Of GROCERIES as ssual
March s. 1914. If
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FOR SALE,
A FARM, situated in South kingstown, on the
"A back side one mile and half west OF naviss
tavern, containing il6 acres of gOed LAND, with a
large two story House, a Barn and Crib. Aiso' a
good Gris,-Mill, with fine stream Of water, 10 be
Sold separate from The Farm, or both together The
said Farm is considered a hne stand Tor FACTORY
Thev viii be .old on liberal terms, which may be
known by applying to the subscriber, living on the
n,em;ses' SOLOMON " LfrTLEFiELD
South -xlngsie.sn. May IS. 1914: 4:
BLANKS,
Ftr sale si y, c. Skzt's oRcs-
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zrwly Fortunate Indeed!

IF Ticket you buy. and wish for the gold.
You must all GO to the prizes are sold
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16

Neap Feather Beds and Feathers.
T I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
Ia Beds, from 20 to IS dollars, kept constantly
tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. ., ChGrlss-sfrref.
Likez,se--an assortment of MATTRESSES OF
every description, constantly kept for sale as above
March "a u
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On TUESDAY,, I'D Nov. at II O'Clock,
WiN be sold at Public .fuction, on the Premises,
A LII the Right, Title and Interest that DANIEL
"A 'B. VAUoHN, an insolvent debtor, has in an
undivided half part Of lot of Land, wi,h two dwell
ling Houses thereon, situated on the corner of Pel
ham and Spring street; subject to three mortgages,
amounting to S2OS8 10 cents, with the interest,
from the date of the same
Conditions made known at the sale.
Eieazer 7repeff, \
Cyr. Johnson, Conr'rs.
Daniel Yaushan,J
n nezpsors Oek ~. 1874
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7Vd,hiagtcn, OCTOBER 90. 1914.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-10
pRtyI,ttSAJS

MILL. he received hy the Subscriber unn the 18Th
~ OF IlseemheJ, 1914, Tor supplying the Un,ed
slti with the following artici q, ia sci. quantities as
may be Required, and at such prices may be agreed
ca. W.:
LAP bst5ds
Leather caps { iltlc,neu
pomgoDs
Co.toa drilling for Summer sycralLs
Co,to, .usGn tnr shirts
WOO!sn kef'ey t~led (sey) for jacketts and o-erss
Wooden kersey tw:led (wt FOR oyeralr, s.. vide '
5'anne' Tor shirts, Snoas, Short Stcvk;ags
Erauictts made q, rottou
Eutlors ofeyery desert On fyr troops
bi"e ceti. So or e. vic welIlyed
e.reg cloth 81 OF g. vide, Scarlet Goth c.. v;ds
SoeAa'.cs aud eagles. Leather stocSs
Eoalen bianActss points, Maseii.ii s5r tests
.tiafng ts,ts, Iron cs,np kettles, Moss pans
apaics aud S,oyeis, A!attoe rs ana I'.cis
sets Of Tent Poles, Hnapsacks I{5versacks
Esntccns complete, Dvu,1s ccnipic-s
Threads Tor making army c.o-;rg
Sets Of artillery barnes
fartoucil boxes with cyss BETS and bavonet vrao,,,
Con siin;s, Musset, RIFE ami Pistol Fijis
Crude Iiti per pouad Sulphur Ne. vcu.J
SwedS :'r ron-cOri -u'ssioled nflicers
i'.s,ols, Siu'Ssts, q 'ca. Prr,siios ind Wires
Cannon trares, BTca't ciaias, Lead, Pouuis 0f
ltesn,s of cannon ard ;ntsSel .a,t idg. papcr
.icillc bits, stu pIronq, carry ribs
HIsnc cCf,ss. ticfne Brushes Nose f,eys
The Pipossls must be written and seesti must state
ic articles for Sliie the rpntc, IS desired the a,
fy 70 be cont-a9tcd'r, the lowest price f., \ heh il
can 10 furnished, within twelve months from the period
ti lis eXee''tipn. 4 bord s two surees, viii ~ each
ease he reqortd, to esnre the ,lfincnt of the con-
'roet-i Ne penalty viii he about G,sd the amount
RoEER1 c. JE.N.NJnGG
Soven1er 16. epit0
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NO. III
Il. RRITISII NOTE.

AHs British 10 thc HoieucaH Commissioners.
-, GEENT, Sept. d, 1914
nc unoc.sigued have the honor to a knoy-
ledge the receipt Of the note of The American
F'enipotentiarieS, dated the z4tH ultjmo.
1t IS with uufeigned regret that the under
SiBncd observe, roth in the tons and substance
OF the whole note SO littic proof Of any disDo-
sition on the Pati of the government of In.
y. States to enter ipto al amica5le djscnss,on
OF the several points submitted by ,hc under
signed III thcif former communication. The
undersigned are perfectly aware, that in b,in-
2 ing forward those points for consideration.
and Sitting with 50 much frankness. as thew
do, the views with which they were propo-
sec, they departed from the usual course of
negoclation, ny disclosing ali the objects Of
Their government, while those which tie A.
mcrican government had iD new were with
hcld but ~ 50 doing they were principally
actuated by a sincere desire of br;p,inri The
hegociation as soon as possible to a fayora-
be elimination, and in some measure by =, cir
Willingness 20 comply with the wishes cxples-
sen ~ the Aioe lean Plenipotentiaries them
selves.
1t IS perfectly true that the war between
his maIestY and the United States, was decls-
red by The Latter power. upon the orctence
or maritime rights a!ledged to be asserted by
|rcat Britain, ard d,spJ;ed by tie United
II the var thus declared b. the. ". Cares
nad besn Carried on by them for objects r,,re-
~ ~ q maritime nature, OK If the s.tart
wh'cn h4S been made on Canada had been eo,
lhe purpost ct Divers II, or IN the Wv Il do
irnt " ms. TIE British forces in that o,ar-
ter a,y question as TO tae boubd4rles Of Can
ana IA yi1t have been considered AS uorec
saiy Dd. It IS notorious TO the whole wcrli
that tn conquest Of Gansda, ana . t.gruJ-
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u.
E&iLt. be seid on de premises, On Tuesday the.
w 2O,i day ofilercrn'er next, (iffsir If not the
nextiair day. IL the hiyhcsl Gde the interest that the
sNlse''ber hoIis in the SAID O PITTS, which isa fee
sim.ic est IN 1915 Acres, an the right of working
coal IN about l0p Acres ado. ung sail TJaet--.aLse
lease on the other moity, wich his eight years 20
run from the first iay ~ January next CT the rate Of
sblUuO per annum, al.. per b,sei, over and
shove lcOcoo blshsls, which may be delivered at
Tie isain in lhchincfd with te privilege OF working
the Houses
The. ore now in gn,d mr. ~ for WORKING HAVING
severS shafts sunk ntn large bodies of coai o superior
quality, nthst they may be worked several years 1t
but ltt'e eyrence The expeuce ofboaing the cnal To
b,isi,e
The terms Of payrncn will be, one-sxth part IL, six
months from the date, and tse residue at Eve ecuat
annual payments. wit, interest from The date with
mortgage on eprcuises, md personal security The
purchaser may take possession of the Pitts ON The eay
OF sale, md every house huc The dwelling house and
is eppsadages which sisi De given I'D m March next
He mas also, (f lie wishes t) have. all the horses
rn'iles, carts &c. at vaa.on So that lac may DC ena
bie' to so probably {, work Immediately alter the
purchase, aud make The sales or the coal meet s pay
a eDts.
My anxiety along to rere from business in NV olp
aSe, is the cause ofin making sale ofthis valuable pro-
psrty.-Dr. John Adams, who owns the other ynoe,y
OF this property, has authorised say that e will
te; privately with any gentleman FOX las interest in
The sale vii begin at 10 O'clock
Nov %. tbs ~ F,
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For THE E.rQUTRER.
THE RESULT OF THE CAMPAIGN or
1914

tn hhe Peo5hie offhe United States.
You are sincerely congratulated on the sue
cess ct the American arms, both by sea and
hnd.-No campaigns during the war of the
revolution, had ever been more gloiious.-
lce American historian and poet, will with
heartfelt pleasure, recount It's feats Great
britain having successfully terminated a war
OF ~ campaigns IN Europe, and having larpc
cisposaoie force, sent to- America her most
select troops. threatening TO burn our cities.
towns ana villages, and to- drive us far IN The
inter- CT our country but alas how mise
rably she has been disappointed /; let the dis
.1sters Oh tie campaign DC recounted afterthe
Va3 poinp, ami idle boastinC cf the enemy.
an the glory that has crowned lis. bofh b,,
sea and land. | have no data 90 90 OF, or re-
ferences II refer TO, and but frail memory
to rely on. may not therefore state all the mi
cutie or the campaign /; but the prominent
FONTS, tho great Victories obtained, by Gems.
Erown, Scott. Gaines. M'Comb, jackson
IA Oonoug'I, &c. made so forCible AN i'm
preston on nv heart, that they will b., fore
yer treslllg r-nen bered.-Brown and Scott
two celebrated American Generals. beat the
enemy w..t inf rior force Of regulars and mi
iua at B1d6ewater AID Chippe Way saw
VIC beat them, I"'d Wciiingtons best troor,s.
c1ijcd his mvincibles because thcv had car.
~ every thing before them in Europc. IN
PortuSTt. Spain and France. but not so in A.
m'rica-~-Nve took their General prisoner &
Two himdre Of his best troops. their cannoa
" "ice taken ard the balance Of the ar
I'F coH'pr'" to rrccip iatc retreat. Gen.
{ -r $ &c Tue hattie Of Fore Erie, repnlsed
.e "Evic Of tbs British ;I.ny, defeated then.
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THE .a.N.a'U.9L .MEETING
ar the Stockholders in the Bank OF Virginia will
" take place the fist Monday in Jan,,.ry
W.iL D.i.NDRLDCE, Cashier.
Dec. 3. If
so DOLLARS REWARD.

so DOLLARS REWARD.
n ESERTED, frum my Recruiting rendezvous in
= the city Of Richmond the 26t!i day OF Noyem-
bsr, 1914,
JOIN SMITH,
q xldier IN the United States army he was born in
Ireland FIVE teetssht inches his h. of fair complexion,
grey eses, Light hair ard by profession
ain unable to describe bis wearing aJari he ha,iap
draw from me complete suit OF tntantry uniform,
The greater part OF which h, did carry AWAY with
htn. he above reward win h. & zen to silv person
"to will deliver HIM to in Richmond, or any cem-
nissoaed officer in tie United States army.
SAMUEL HARRIS, Lieut..
10Th R9s,. U. s. lift
Dcc.o- 4tp.
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to RENT.
The House and 10: vhJre / resi,>-possesson &c, be-
given the 1St Of January .esi.
JOSEPH CALICO.
.fuN.Tp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-04

SEVERITY OF THE SEASON.
For the last eight days our communication.
with the interior of the country have been all.
most completely suspended. The memory OF
man cannot furnish any thing comparable to the
present severity Of the season. II would seem
as 1t there were absoluteiy:, revolution in The
climate. The bitterest days OF iceland, even
accordng to the very rgorou, .,cscriD;ion ot.
enc OF the best of modern travellers, (sir Geo.
siAckehz'e') can have scarcely surpassed, in the
intenseness OF the cold, the last ten DAVIS in
Dublin; 1T puts one in mind OLA Russian win
ter--oi hat Winter which conquered Napoeon.
Iowarda the middle Of last week the e, n ar,,.,s
was generally live feet in Dubtin--i,i tl,. cou,
Try we understand, twas much deeper Eor
nearly eight days, the nais Rave. na. Zee ahIe
TO fnoye-they have been sent of ON t,r.cs re
Pea.ea'y, ana The post -coach deserves tredit
tor its activity; but In nine ms, ancs.s n,,t orfs
they have returned without being ..b.e IA meme
tra.e to the interior. The berry AMI i,elfast
mans arrived Yesterday; the Galway mail has
Also arrived, but our communications with the
south has been completely suspended. --
Inc consequence is, much commercial dis
.ress and embarrassment-bills protested.
c,eat injured, &c. The markets have experience
cd tins extraordinary visitation. Butchers, meat
snd vegetables have advanced-the f;r., f,,,-,
two-penceto -wo-pence half-penny in the pound'
tne second are now four.fold the price for which
they were ,vended a fortnight ago. Nor must
our gu, catalogue of nisfortunes be closed here -
The mortality in Dublin. since the commenc.
ment OF the fogs 10 the present dav. has her,
computed to amount from so to 100 per diem
Many may imagine that this is an exagverat,on.
put s. we have reason to confde in its accuracvN
We, We trust tnat tina competent authorities will
make out a correct census--ss il wouId h. ~.
tremely desirable for medical, as we'll as az no.
ltlcsi reasons, that the precise amount offbe
mortality should be ascertained.
There WAS slight thaw on Saturday. bnt ~,
Sunday, showers Of sleet, and sIip6t snr;nn4
ing OF snow fell from time to time and YES.
terday most severe and biting frost SET in
WI continues. Last night and This morning,
the snow recommended, but not in any form.
dable degree. The streets are still nearly i'm
Passaoe, the narrow streets in the Liberty aIrnos.
choked up, and a face of misery and famine IS
spread pre- over the city. 1t is like biockaded.
Owl, ana begins already to experience. in the
midst of a profound peace, the miserie. and
dlstresses of a besieged city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-04

ant On the Issue az events in Earone for he
maintenance OF those rights for whc; we
took up arms. Shrll natinna 81 eisi,, mil.
lions OF free inhabitants be Suppressed. % nc
TOO feeble or too base to stand On is own
ground; to rely on its own bravery and
means for the prosecution of It's jus, and ne !,
cessary vars We trust not. We hope
that ere the present season closes. un,ess an
immediate treaty at Got.enburs should ST.
persede the necessity Of continuing The con.
test, Lake Ontario will confess the supre.
macy OF the American nav. and a GREAT
portion OF the enemy's provinces be I'll,
uWl'nantiy ocenpied by our military 10. evs.
we sign fora retcrn OF peace Y its inana,i
oiessioSs. but moi for peace dictated ! :
Engiisn Iisolence, not for peace which
shau proclaim To the world. that America
IS incapable Of herself Of mainta;n,,,r i,,:,. in-
teres,s and maritime rights.
Bolt finer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-04

tie fruits are called English, sc. w short I'm
glish aud gsod have been and are yst consider
ca synonymous terms, when applied TO fabrics
Of any Kind, and even when sb surdiy applied 90
tie indigenous fruits Of the soil IL is plain
that British influence pcrvades The whole
country. YOU may race il in splendid mansi
ons, m the Dell which announces your visit, the
lamp whie lights you along the passage, the
carpet on which yon tread, the glass and plate
from which Fou are served, and III the brilliant
mirroys which reflect the company arrayed an
British st1fis OF costly fabric. In the farm
house and The cottage, you Ind it lurking IN
your ssockery and queewware, knives 4 forks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-04

LONDON Feb. IL.
Inc Prince dc Neufchatel American mr.;
vateer, OF Ii guns and 137 men. arr;vsd =,
Snerooarg 2Sth ult. after Capturing two
or'ga from Madeira, laden with wine two
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-04
SEVERITY OF THE sr ,sov

From The Das!is Evenirs Post. Of yansa,y is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-04

PosoD y indeed iudicrous enough. Fcderalists
Areirsvoked to hug TO their bosoms the recoI
iecdon that they are Of the party which has
right to the glory Of having some share in the
prostrstlon of Frsnce.--What a magnanimous
party! What amazing glory psrty, which
avows, without any sort Of disguise, its devotion
20 the cause of foreign enemy, and its rapture
at his suecess-boasting OF the glory of having
always entertained similar sentiments, and
fought and bied to maintain them!
gfsions Of C!eyy, sbare my aching sighfl
the writer IS ready to excIaim, with the poet
The briilisncy of his own 'exhiIiratine Thoughts
appears. indeed, TO have transported him
beyond bis latitude, having obviously miss.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-22
HAMlLTON's
Vora Destroying Lo=enges,


" aich nAyC wIlhia yeas pat, cur
ed m ,m nease number oe parsons OF
bota SIX s, OF every age, and in every
situation, OF various dangerous CONF
plants srising from Worms, AID o! %.
IL ucrinus CT iouIncss la tae stomach
o. 4 bowels
This neLicia> hears no nna!ogywhat-
cver :, oih.rs % simi,sr title, so cons
m,l,y compliance OF S operating witn.
violence Oh TIE contrary. aplrucuiar
cxcrlteaCe oftnis remedy IS It's Being
.pi,etl 20 svery age and constitution -
l,c,n,alns nolhilG but WA, ts7ericc,
lyi,s. A:cni, mi is 80 mill ~ its opc-
ion tal il cannot illuic the mast dc
hGttc D - ,tnt lacy, or the tsnter-
eat iatsa. ot week Old, sIoHid no
worms exis. IL tug bHiy but Tli'
wi,hoat pin o. grimm. cleanse ihs
s,sn,0cr and bcwe!s, OF Whatever Is
i1ui or Offensive, and thereby prevent
tac pri;iu-iioa 0t wu,ms, ahd man
I, Il disnr,l,ss. Tive loZrD CO Az pa'-
yi-iltr., ssi .aeious in carry inS OF ali
,.r,4s ham>~s ana cIup,io.s, ieve'isa
spa h,l..ut comp ANTS. and are The
.a;s.t an, ,ail3est pnrgll'e that can
be used On any occasion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-22
Gn me FlnB MEeinss.
JUST RECEIVED By
James Kennedy and Son,
a S3ssH sUpslr OF qaE FOLLOWING
Geauiae Medicines.

For the p"eycn ION aud cure OF BIZ
h,us All NJ .iiouaat fevers, Is re-
COMMEND d
HAMS ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS
THIS We licine Ia: been ATTENDED
win degrec OF suc ,ess highly CRATE
fnl I, the lnyeRtor's leeangs, IL se'e-
I'll parts o; The West Indies, aaf ihs
sadller and M:;li!c states, p.rt'cu-
larry N y, York, puis'ellhis, bin.
are, P;tersbirg, Rchm0n l., Ncrio'h'
EJcntaa, Wti-,ingon, Cnaise 'ton, aha
Sav.na,h Tie testimonN OF a"uS
Der u persons in es.h OF TIE Dove
pl.ca: ~ DC adductd, who have 'es
so, - scl,eye srat timely use Oi tbs
sSot-r, re,ac,iy mas, under pio'iaenc',
nr,s-rvc taci: lives, rren In the mos
Y.,.,ni ~ circuns,an,
r.. i, ni TIA, conclu " nature spea'
lu,:- ia favor OF medicine thu &c.
mm7. II p1mpoHs euio,y, founded Oh
las ASSERT "n
!, Il. no., ilieet pr, sUmp'uouSly
W r,lscd IS a inf liibte cure, bu, th
Inventor AZ every pnsSis's Fc"'on III
c.. re.ni, fru.n extensive exp 'rleuce
fJr believing, iaii doie oil 'h:se = i'N
r,>-p ,sce l., every two weeks, DIR n.
prs, deuce o. on hi hcas levers,
vi ps.,y,. an iat.itibie pr.>=1tatve !:
~! fdrker, that IN the earl'a HaSts
O. thn.e d,se sc . Their U.s. WI vert
y~a .~-ir Su- cei in !, stnIi'g bedit",
and frequently in cases. est-enicd des-
pirate, yri he.ond the 20 YER ~ com
in-.ir NJ n''Gies
ra- ooesa!ioa 0f ihc,e Pitts is rer-
/, " nj. /, 40 10, they may be useG
withs.Ie,s by DcrssH. o. every s!tua
tina. Anl u cv,,y rye
T&rV s-e s~c,lleally adapted to cSr'
~ a, saosrilaou, nile, o'id prevent Its
mo bill secrcuans--to restore and
rla3 taa aple't,e Ito produce a :rce
p.n,p,ra,:an, g. thereby prevent colds
W 4icn we 05,en ef fatal Coz cqucnceS-
A lose ner,r fails 10 rem I've s cold, u
Z Ken ~ Is frs. appearance, they
az. ceiehr.t-d Cor removing hnhnnc!
r,>,,ven-ss --sickn IS 1t lie stomach.
en- .sycrs aead-acie-Snd ought to be
tstea ny all perGons o. Change oil
chm ts.
rl.y have hccn found remarkably
sIsciaus in prev snting and curing
al. ,-lcrs attendant On long VOYAGES,
anl should b. procured, and carefully
preserved for use, bv every seaman