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.,.,.,v Of the Russian Mea,atl-
ae' p !, sn"nI4 have been agreeable to
on, J, ,,, soals to have heard frs y
tie r.,l,s,iaoisntisries of the y. s: :.
'he ne 6. petersburg The oiieroi
sSs st..';al;sn by ous power, ana the
a ...t,aes oft by anothsr' forms q
1.,,, between them. the dslieaey
rs E a',irh cannot but DO felt. From
o. o.. tnswa character however OF tine
1 ,'',. n" and the benevolent views
am lns, xhich his mediation was offered
WI" ,,res;dent cannot doubt thas ne
the the, f .ss With satisfaction a concur.
s vi, Of tho Uaited States. in an al
fss.s which, uader existing cir
'e ''s,s'snees. affords the best prospect
e 81 oS,sining speedily what was tae
81 ",; o@,1 Il his intorpositisn. am ac-
0 oy,l;asIy instructed 10 make known
co... g. sa,,r oMshir. fer the iafasra-
!, 10. se Of his aoyaiHighness the prinee
T nont ,bat The President aeeedss to
H., Il. ryososition, and will take the
~. -, sage. depending on him Ter car"
Mig m; !, iito effect at Gottenburg'
n;,,' rs ,!t,!e delay as possible, itbs-
;,y. presumed. that Ills Majesty tie
V;". of Sweden, as the friend OF
botb nartiss, will readily acqniesoe
!" TIE choice Of place for their pa
eise negotiations, within his domi-
pions. -, !.
The President is duty sen .!hle Of
,Se attention. Of Ills Royal Hishness
,be p,.isce Regent, 10 giving the Of
Lers to The Admiral commanding tbs
d itish squadron on this coast, which
YOUR iei1ship has communicated.
have Inc h0aorto be, ae.
JAMES MONROE.
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Congress OF the U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIpAY, Jan. Z.

Mr.. Wheaton, presented the petition
OF Paul Cahfes, a nisn Of colour, resident
in Mass. s;a.iDg :na. before the snbsr.
go was laid he bad it 10 contemplation
to make voyage to Africa, for the sxr.
pose Of endeavoring to civiiize the IN.
hatiiants OF The land Of his ancestors,
AID praying permission to prosecute his
benevolent intentions Referred to the
committee Of oommsrcs and Wasslas.
lures.
Mr.. Archer frsm the cou r,ittes Of
claims, made a report on the petition OF
Rebecca Hodgson, which vas reicrrsd
10 a c. mlni.tee Of tho wacie hosse Tor
Mohday next.
M. i0gersoll, after some predatory
observations in relation to the abuses
. which may be prsctised BY the Post Of
flee Department in the distribution OF
appointments, offered tho following -
Ressired, that committee be appoint
ed 10 enquire into the expsdisney of re-
yisins the laws, regulating the General
Post Once establishments Of the Z. s.
and OF SO amending them as to render
them more confsrmabie than they are
to the principles OF the constitution Us
'ezsrds appointments 10 Office under
Inst estab!ishment-Adopted, 81 CON.
mittee Of FIVE ordered.
Mr.. GrosveDor, after some pertinent
introductory remarks offered the follow.
ing:
ResofDcd, That the committee on mi
litary affairs be instructed to enquire
into the acts, rules and regulations, BY
which furIeughs ard leave Of absence
frsru the armies Of the U. Strife are OBJ
tanned by the officers thereof, and whs.
Their, such acts, rules aud regulations
ought IN be revised, altered and amend
I ed, and that they have leave to report
by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Troup opposed the resolution %
the ground that it would be interfering
With TIE prerogatives Of tbs President
of the U. States who as comma ader 10
chief Of tine armies of the United S,atss,
is vested with arbitrary poser in this
r.spect-if the fault lay with the Sc
crctary Of War. it vas in the power OF
tie President to remove him even With
OUT hearing: he thought 1t sb5eetisn'
able on various grounds.
Mr.. Gholsen and MFR. Farrev oppo'.
ed and Mr.. Fisk Of VT advocated the
fso'ution.
Mr.. C.lhsun moved that thu resoiu.
ton 10 On the table. Csrrlsd.
TIL. House in eomnittee sfthe vhsls,
MIR. Moore IN the chair % the amend.
ncuts efths Senate to the bill naaking
partial appropriations fer the year 1874
The Senate have appropriated 100000
dollars Tor the service ofthe Navy De.
partmcss. -
After SEINE, opposition The aaend-
msnt vas agreed to syes7 poss 81 and
the committee rose and reported the
bill as amended.
A dsbste snsaed On securing With
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import ola single clause in the law,with
cut regard to any thing else that follows
Every man Of common sense wsult
infer that if law is enacted, pressrib'
ing the conditions upss which part
cular act was TO be done, or prirnsgs
grspted, the psvson who complied With
those conditions, could do the act, Or be
entitled to the privilege.
The est Of Congress requiring the
retsilers Of spiritueus liquors, mer.
cbsndizs, &s. to obtain q license for
the vending Of their ssmmoditiss, pre-.
seribss the duty which such persons
zust psrfsr,s, before they arc permit
ted to vend. They must obtain a Ii.
cense BY the payment OF certain sun ;
and if they do pay that suH and obtain
a license, it has never been doubted
tAat they are entitled to the friuilege o!
psrsuisg their usual business.
The two cases spesar TO usto be "a
nalasous. The Collector of the Reeve.
nue., is AZ much authorised by the law,
to refuse license in the one case, as
the Collector Of the Customs has, to re-
fuse it in the other. The conse.
qusuees which Nust result, to large
portion of the Eastern people froa the
prohibition Of the fishing trade, ere
known to every enc who is al all &C.
qeainted with their habits < resources
Many persons, perhaps two thirds Of
the poorer classes, suSsist principally
IN Ash fe prohibit the trade which
supplies them with this food, is there
fore 70 give them either one or the o.
ther elternatlye---to throw themselves
upon the charity Of tao public, or to
perish But admitting that the mean.
isg Of the Legislature is ambiguous;
ought not their acts, SO materially sf-
fee,ing tie riShls and interests of the
people, to BE- construed literally? Is
it just, is it proper, that hundreds Of
the people of these United States should
be consigned TO want and miss,y by
9ni5bis II the Ian
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S6.0t6.o80 90
s 100000 90

The SUNS above stated. for duties
pa merchandise imported, are with
Pun deduction for drawbacks paid
10 merrhasdize reexported.-Fhese
'ashaeks paid frem the fist ofJuly
the sist Dee. 1912. amessted by
Aeseeeunts settled, 20 S6ss.555 A.
"'hey are estimated to have a
nos; ?. daring the three FIRST quar-
PCS oI the year 1915, 10 the follow
as sums. VIZ:
Daring the ist
aariSr of the year
SO TO S $4,000 90
Cd do. $4,000 90
Sd do. iis,O00 90.
/ ssis,ooo 90
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DIrTES On IMPORTATION 4
TONNAGE.


| To lie seaaie Of the United States.
Transmit to the Senate a report OF
the acting Secretary Of the Treasury,
complying with their resolution OF
the 18TH inst.
JAMES MADISON.
December 2sth, 1913.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
December 10th, ISIS.
sIR-In compliance with the reso-
luton OF the Senate Of the 18th inst.
have the hoaor 10 state:
That the amount OF
duties aeerGinS on
goods. wares * mer-
ehaudize.importedin-
TO the United States,
from Ii. 1st day OF
July. tSi2,to the Sist
day Of December OK
the same year, for
which period the az
counts OF The collect
Ors ofIte customs are
settled, was 5 9,S69,t99 81
And the amount
Of tonnage. including
light money, aceruing
duriag the same peri
Od, was 9e.2e7 20
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60 The Gentleman who
delivered to the Subscriber some time
last week. asmall bundle which was
left at his house by aWaggoner, and
addressed to John Marx. Fredericks.
burg, 10 requested TO call on
Samuel Marx.
Jan 8 lt
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TO LEASE.

FOR term Of years; that large
LOT and improvements, itaated on
the corner Of Camcpsn.ssrect and St.
Asspb's-street, for soEne time past &C.
scupied BY Mrs hodgkin. For terms
appDy to
John Vaudeville.
Jan.,s y =
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The following Resolutions were laid
before The House Of Representa-
tiyes en- Thursday.

By Mr. jackson of Va.-Reseiped bv
the Ss1ate and House Of Penresenfa Ives
OF the Uited Sfaics Of .1mfrica in Con-
gress assembled, s7ss-fhWds Of both
HOUSES ccncm2iag, That the following
articles he propose! 70 the Legislatures
IL tie ssveral States, as amendment. to
the Constitution of the United States,
each OF wItica vixen r.tif=d ny il,rce
l2urrhs cf:.c said Legislatures. stsii bs
val d 10 81! 'ntcnts and purposes, a. part
Of the said Constitution
/. Consress shall have power to lay
4 tax or s.uty nGt exoasding per
centuhi al va!oren Oil articles exported
from any state.
2. Congress shall have power to
make roads in any STATE
s. Congress shall have power to make
canals In any state. with the -ccnseot OF
the state within which tne same shall
be made.
T. Congress shall hare power to as.
tablish a n&tiena! bank with branches
thereof IN any STAT.
By Mr.. Merfr-e -f N. Y Resolved,
Fiat the committee on Military Affsirs
be instructed to enquire into the expe-
diency of empowering by Law the Pre-
sident of the Uaitcd States, BY and with
the advice and consent of the Senate, to
appoint ahe Lieutenant General to eos
mand the armies Of tho United States,
with such powers and emoluments as
may bs deen,ed expcdic1t.
By AIR. Sharp OF ken,ucky-Reso,v.
ed, That the Militia of any of these u.
States, or the territories thereof wh.a
lawfully employed in the service ofthe
United States are subject to the same
rules and articles as the troops Of the U.
States.
Eesslvsd, That every persen not
slbiectto the rules and articles of war,
who shall procure or entice soldier in
the service of the U. s. to desert, is
guilty of an infrsc.ion of the law. Of the
y. S. and subject to punishment.
Resstped That his excalleney Mar
tin Chi.enden, Governor OF the state Of
Vermont, by issuing hi. proclamation,
dated at Montpelier on the 10th day of
Nov. in the year of our Lord 1918, did
entice SOLDIERS in the service OF the U.
S. to desert-Therefnre,
ResioUed. That the President Of the U.
S. be and be is hereby requested to in
strucs the Attorney Gen of the U. S.
to instruct prosetion against the said
Martin Chinenden.
The object Of the last resolutions
is, to institute an enquiry into the
conduct of his ExcelIehcy Martin
Chittenden, Governor OF the State
Of Vermont, in respect to the pros.
elamation Of recall issued By him
some months since. Whatever may
have, been the true motives, which
induced Hr. Sharp, to bring for.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, January 8.

50 gre sHKw
raI VERY AGE & RorY er rHs rInE
Srs FORM AND paHssuRx. s
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we further learn, that an Express
reached Westinghouse Thursday night
bringing intelligence that. 5000 men
were on their march for Erie, with a
view Of destroying Commodore Perry's
Fleet.
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athe soHAniittes ftHe sahols house, 70
which Messrs. Pitkin, Shelley Webster
and others opposed, and Messrs. Eppes
Wright end AlitotS advocated Il. The
question was decided BY ayes and ness,
and we're yeas 9osnays 50:
On motion Il was ordered, thss when
tho House adjourn it adjourn till Mon.
day nsxt.-Adjoarned.
Married at N. Ysrk, BY the Rev: DR..
Kuytss, Mr.. Silss Bs,lrr, Nero liant OF
Washmsten City, 10 Miss Phe6s Nai-
dyeu.
- at naltimsrs, BY the Rev. Arch.
bishcp Carroll, Rsbert r.. Brens Of
Washington, "a Mas Ehzs L. Carere.
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By an order Of the British Adjutsnt
General OF the forces in Canada, issued
on t.e 18th of December in conse-
quence OF the retaliatory orders issued
BY the American Government for i'm
prisoning IS British officers, it appears
that all the American officers prisoners
Of war, are ordered into close confne-
ment as hostages for the Is Office RS
confined.
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I have the hoaor to be,
With the highest respect. sir,
Your NEST obedient servant,
w. JONES, \
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
The President Of tho United States.
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a96i.l9z Ut

The accounts OF the collectors
from the 1st day Of January, 1919,
Ito the seth day Of September of the
same year have been but partially
settled. and some for the quarter
eadius SOth Of Septsmber have not
|yet been received at the Treasury
Fer :his period, therefore an esti-
mate only can he given, taken from
the accounts Of the collectors, as
|rsaasred TO tie Treasury. ardin some
eases from their less formal returns.
|Ihis estimate is as follows:
Duties on goods, wares, and mer-
|chaadiZe impeFied:
Fer the ist quarter
ofthe yeariSIs S9,9S0,0e0 90
Cd do. 2,s5S,0O0 90
Sd Go. i.SsO.O00 90
S6.0t6.080 90
Tonnage duties, including light
money:
For the ist quarter
Of the year iSts $4,000 90
cd do. $4,000 90
! Sd do. $1,000 90
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ward these ridiculous resolutions,
there can be No doubt, that even if
adopted BY tho House, they would
prove as harmless a. tho honorable
mover is himself. Governor Chit.
tenden Is ne doubt faliy able to de-
fend his es.auet upon constitutional
grounds. Tho resolutions submit
ted by Mr.. Murfree, 80 ste the ap-
pointment ola Lieutenant General,
who is to be entrusted with the Sd.
preme command of the military
forces OF the United States. The
necessity of this appointment was
few weeks ago, strongly urged, in
an essay which appeared in the Al
bany Register. and which has been
with much conRdsAcc, aseribed to
General .armstrons. We have al.
ways thought, that the first object Of
the secretary woald be to obtain the
command and direction ofthe militia
ry power of the nation, after which
he would aspire to tho eiUil crown.
From what he is known to have
done in thegreen tree, we can have
no doubt Of what he is capable of do
ing in the dry.
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NOTICE.

To all schom it may concern.
VOU are hereby notified, that the tax under the
4 act of Congress, passed the ID OF August, 1873,
entitled can act to lay and collect Direct Tax
within the United States," has become due and pay
able, and that attendance will be given to receive
the same at the following times and places, wiz
At the Collectors Office, Newport, for the towns
of Newport, jamestown and Middietown, from the
Goth TO the Soh inst. inclusive.
At the tavern Of Oliver Green, or the east road in
Portsmouth, fer the town OF Portsmouth, on the
.st, I'd and 5th of July.
At the tavern ofJohn Tanner near the stonebrdgc,
for the town of Tiverton from the 9th to lie 9th of
July, inclusive.
At Artemas Brownelps tavern, on the plain of Lit
tle-Compton, for the town of Little Compton, from
the llth to the 18th of July, inclusive.
At Coes's tavern, in Warren, on the 18th, 18th,
10Th, and 18th July, for the town of Warren
At Kcnnicut's tavern, in Barrington,from the 18th
TO the Esd July inclusive for the town OF Darlington.
And that correct copies of the Tax lists remain
with the principal Assessor of this collection dis
trict open to the inspection of any person who may
apply to inspect the same
q The Collectors Office, in Bristol viii be at.
tended during the whole of the above period.
CHRISTOPHER n. PERRY,
Collector Of tie lsi Collection District
for the State Of Rhode Island.
N..pb.-f Yvue %
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@arSDai's 3Notire5.

ns,, District Of Rhode Island.
DONooANrt 10 a Warrant from the Hon.
y HOWELL, Esq. Judge of the Dis
trict Sou' OF the United States, Tor the Dis.
NOUS is hereby given, that there has been
h'ea oeore said Judge, an information by
hshs'RoBINs, Esq. United States Attorney
1or ahode-lsland District~in behalf of the
tftcd States, against certain sloop or ves-
.el called the WILlsiAM, of Rochester, be-
longing to citizen Or citizens of the United
States, with her cargo on board, consisting OF
hity-hvc hogsheads of Rum, and five tons OF
Iron, also belonging to citizen or ci,izens of
the United States for that the said vessel
was found having license, pass or other in.
strumcnt, granted by the government of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land, or by an officer OF agent thereof, for the
protection OF said vessel in navigating the
waters between the said District of Rhode
Island and the District of New.York.
Trial will be had thereon at the next term
of the Districs Court, TO DC holden at Pcoyi.
dence, in and for said Dis,ric, on the frs,
Tuesday in August next.
DUTEE ]. pEARCE. Dehafy Marsha.
Nfptor, Jane Is, 1914.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

Mr., KENNEDY respectfully informs the Ladies
lVl and Gentlemen of this town and ITS vicinity,
that he proposes opening Dancing School fos the
instruction of Ladies and Gentlemen in the polite art
Of Dancing. lie proposes 10 commence as soon as
sufficient number Of subscribers are procured. tie
will give two lessons week, at such hours as shall
NO, interfere with the instruction OF his scholars IN
more important branches of learning; and suggests
the following hours, if convenient to the pubc,wiil
,e fixed upoo. For Ladies, from to 9, n NJ
Foe Gentlcm.r from to 9, PM Mr. Kennedy has
laken lodgings a; Jr. Dow's Hotel, Ihanes-sireet,
whcr, he may be spoken with ., any hour
.Nc~oori, yass 30.
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n. PELICHAN.

CONFECTTCNER,
ID EPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of New.
M port, that he has lately opened at his store NO
l08 Thames-st. large supply OF
CONFECIION.ARY,
consisting Of Cream and Barley Candy, Sugar AL
moods. Sugar Plumbs, Caraway Seeds, and a hand
some assortment of sugar Images, sc.
ALSO
Fresh Turkey Figs, Raisins, Prunes, Currants,
softsheled Almonds, English Wa!nuts, and Filberts
-LIKEJTISE-
An assortment Of best Wines, (in boxes and bot.
tles,) Liquors, and Groceries.
Newport, April z, 1914. IT,
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GEORGE S. TOMPKlNS,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IN public, that he has taken the store, No $50,
Thames-street, formerly occupied by Mr.. Walter
Cornell, where he offers his services Clock and
Matchmaker, and assures his friends and all who
may favor him with their custom, that he Will use
his utmost excrtions to give general satisfaction
He has also on hand, small assortment Of Jewelry
and Fancy Goods; he expects new supply in few
days, which he will sell cheap can be purchas-
ed in Ntwport .Hay l8
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FOR SALE,
Nezv Feather Beds and Feathers.

T I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, an 4 Feather
- Beds, from 20 to as dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charles-street.
Like7gse-an assortment of MATTRESSES Ok
every description constantly kept for sale above
March %. IT,
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NEW HOTEL.
No. loe, 7hames- Street.

No. lOs, Ihames- Street.
NJ PELICHAN most respectfully informs the in
1<s habitants of Newport, that he has recently
opened New Hotel or Victuaing. House, where
he can accommodate his customers with good Beef
Steaks, Oysters. Turtle Soups, &c. with Pastries,
Wines and all kinds Of Spurious Liquors, of the very
best quality
Clubs and Societies may be furnished with Cola
tons, Dinners Suppers, i'll superior style, at the
shortest notice.
Confectionery, yceCreams, and Pastries of every
desc pton. be got up and furnished all times
He also keeps for sale, gsneral assortment of
Groceries, Wines, and Liquors, of superior quality.
On hand, quantity of Vermicla, for soups-also
quantity of Conserves.
Or Sugars, six pounds and half for dollar
and Tea, at one dollar pound. If. March %
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Portsmouth Woolen Manu-.
factory.

THE subscriber informs his friends ard the pub
i lie, that his Machines at Cundairs Mills are j,
excellent order for carding sleeps Wool, and thai
new and improved Machine viii be in operation ir
few weeks, for carding Merino Wool, (pure blood
The Clothing business is conducted by the frs
workmen in this country; all kinds of Woolen cloths
manufactured in a superior style, at short notice
and on accommodating terms.
SAMUEL. CLARKE.
NB-All articles intended TO be conveyed to ih'
Mills will in future be received the Doresiic War
House. No l7y, Thames-street, where they will b
promptly attended to.
Portsmouth, May l8.
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Allen p. Valentine
Arnold Benedict capt.
Austin Joseph N.
AspiRwall T..
Allen Elisha, .Mddletozyn
Il
Barney Lydia Miss
Babccck Hezekiah
Boisseau Lydia Mrs.
Besty Whiten Joseph
Baker w. Jonas
Bacon John
Borden Parker capt.
Burr Peter capt.
Blinn James capt.
Brown VIM. ftiddletolyn
Bailey VIM. do.
G.
Congdon Peleg capt.
Coggeshall Nancy
Curtis X. Thomas
Chace Elisha
Corey Nancy
Clark Josiah
Coffin Caleb
Cranse,t Mary
Coggeshall Geo. Perish.
Garage Miller John
Crandali Philip
Campbell John
ID
Delano Jethro
DE Forest Linson
Duon Henry
Duer Thomas
Dickson Gordon
Dunham Robert
Dean Ely
Derby iona. FL.Holcott.
Easton John
Z
Franklin w. Samuel
Gardner James Capt.
Gilbet Bezabeel
Oracle r. Archibald
Griffin Ii. Peter 9
Hathaway George
.Midd,etown
Horton Deborah 2
Hall William
Handy Thomas 9
Howard Mary
Hitchcock George
Hines Rufus Fl. EolcoGt
Johnson Jubat
Justis Peter
Johnson George
X
Keith Hannah
l..
Lazell Lamond
Loring George 9
Lee John
Lswton Abraham
Lawton Abigail -.--..
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Soda Mater Establishment.
NJnLI DBL ECANT

NOEL PELECAN,
III AS the pleasure of announcing 20 the Ladies and
Gentlemen of the town of Newport, and its vi
cnlty, that they may be constantly supplied at his
store, No. 108, Thames street, Newport, with the
first quality SODA WATER, commencing on Sat-
urday, the llth instant, manufactured by MIR.
JOSEPH CARR, upon the Most correct chemcaipiin
ciples. The beneficial effects of this salubrious Wa
ter have, tor the last two years. greatly augmented
the demand forit whilst at the time thro want
OF care skill, proper attention, and variety OF CIR
cumstances, its value has been deprecisting III this
town. The experience of mankind has long estab
lished the extensive utility of SODA NATTER The
proprietor having the most convenient accOmmoda-
tions tor Ladies and Gentlemen, he fiatters himself
that he shall receive due share of public support,
to enable him to prosecute, with success, his es-
tablishment.
This pungcnt and aciduated Water has been di-
rected by Medical men, and is well known to pro-
ducc desirable effects, IN many common and trou-
besome complaints; 1t IS compleate remedy against
sourness of the stomach, commonly called heart
burns; and in cases of indigestion and weakness OF
the stomach it is found very useful gradually res
torng the appetite and with it the OF the organ;
it preventive OF many of the diseases OF the sto-
mach and bowels, which proceed from acidltyi and
for the same reasons it in most cases removes or
prevents the sick headache it has proved advanta-
geOus in the gout, those who have taken this Wa
for the gravel have been cured OF both diseases,
by means OF Soda.--N may be taken TO the quantity
of pint, or more daily, at three stated periods,
morning. noon, and ngh!, one hour previously TO
the several meals of the day-In addition to its Med
ica qualities, it is very refreshing and grateful
drink, especially after heat and fatigue, and may be
made a complete substitute for beverage of a delite
robustness nature with Wines and Sugar, it is very
grateful. June 8.