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NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY, iuNE %, Isl

major Of such brigade TO inspect and muster the
same, and sign the mustered rolls, ccnformably to
the provisions OF the act entitled An act more ef-
fectuay TO provide for the national defence by estab
fishing an uniform militia throughout the United
States" If less than brigade &c called forth, then
shall be the duty of brigade major of the district
wherein such militia may rendezvous. to inspect and
muster the same, and sign the rhustes rolls /; two
musters to be made in the manner aforesaid,
the assembling and the other the discharge such
militia. IF there should be no brigade major in the
vicinity, the commanding officer may drect any off,
Ger under the rank of lieutenant colonel, whether Of
the regular troops militia, to inspect and muster
the militia so called forth.
Sec. l2.-.9nd be t further enacted, That any COM
missioned officer, noR-cammissoned officer. music
ian private of the militia of the United States, who
shall have committed offence while in the actual
service of the United States, may be tried and pun.
shed for the same, although his term Of service may
have expired, in like manner If he had been sctu.
ally in the service of the United States.
Sec. 13-.3nd be it further enacted That tbs act
be continued in force for and during the preseat war
and 40 longer.
LANGDoN CHEvr
Speaker q she House Of Representatives
s,.a q ee S-.s4 r. GERRY,
Tice- President Of che United Ssafes. and 2 rs
.>- President Of the Senate.
April Is, 1Sl4-.4tprooed, JAMES MADISON.
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BY MAIL.
WAR EVENTS, sc.

Mai Aplng in report to Brig. Gen. Gaines, da-
ted Sandy Greek, May 80, says, Presumng that
you have already been made acquainted with the re-
suit of this mornings affair, consider il necessary
only to furnish you with the return of the killed,
wounded, and prisoners the part of the enemy,
which is rs follows: prisoners, % marines and loo
sailors wounded, % sailors and marines; killed,
Is do do and mdshpman with two Post Cap
tsins, four Leutenants of the Navy, prisoners and
two Lieutenants Of Marines, dangerously wounded
and prisoners The dead will receive all the honors
and attentions due unfortunate soldiers the wound
ed remain here waiting the arrival OF medical aid
from the Harbor. The prisoners have been march
ed into the country, and tomorrow they will pro-
coed for the Harbor. The cnernys boats also fell
into my hands, conSittng Of gun boats and five
barges, some Of which carried howtzers. OF 100
men and a few Indians, my loss does not exceed
one man Of the rifle corps wounded. cannot sut-
fcicnty exto the conduct Of the officers who sery-
ed under me, who were Lieuts, M'lntosh, Calhour,
Mcfarland. Armstrong and Smith, and Ensign
Austin" ---
Com Barney informs the Secretary of Navy, un.
der date of Patuxcnt, June 9th, that since The 4t
inst. the enemy has been reinforced with Race
and 4 man of war brig; that he then moved up st.
Lconsfd's Creek; that on the 9Th, at s, am. q
ship, brig, two schooners, and Is barges came up
the Patuxent. At 8, the the enemys ship, &c. ancll
Odd at the mouth Of the creek, and the barges
up the creek Rocket Barge was advanced upon
fell short. He got his barges (i3 in number) under
way, leaving the gun.boats at anchor, and rowed
down upon them, when they piecipitatcly fled from
their position, and pursued them until near the ship
ping-fred several shot among them, when hc re-
turned his mooripgs. In the afternoon they came
up again-agsin threw rockets, and were again pur-
sued out Of the creek.
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profess 10 be the disciples Of Washington ought to
do the works OF Washington. sEtet
HIS Excelleney says he is not satisfied with the
justice OF the war, by the course which is pursued
IN carrying Il on against the unoiiendng inhsbtants
OF Canada, for that we are allied TO many OF them
BY sae ties Of blood" But, Mr.. President, we al %
arc allied TO the people of Great by consan-
gulnitys and the Canadians are as much a part Of
the Is. itish government as those who nhabt the ISL
aud OF Great-Brtain. Can this consideration be q
reason why we should net appeal to arms when re-
peatediy denied jnsace, and the exercise OF those
natural rights which God has given equally 10 all
the nations of the earth
have prae,ised impositions the Indians is proba-
bse, and that the settlers frontiers have hsd
great cause of complaint for the abuses practised
upon them by the savages, Is certains vet recol-
iect It was crying sin in tue view OF many who
now find fault with the Nstion& Administration that
under Mr. Jehersons Presidency. SO tnuch paps was
taken aud so much money expended to amelioratc
the condition OF this unhappy, miserable people
and teach them the arts of civilized life In no IN
~tancc, however, have bEen ihs> =, discover an
Gel arsus iroM the rules ns iusti' Aia ssc rxerv
OF mercy toward them BY prrsrur ziniAssressa.
until by the excitement OF the English. the iudian
assumed hostile attitude not consistent with the
relations OF peace, and committed too grev-
Gus to be borne and not until then, dad our Gov
ernment chastise them in measure on the principles
OF self.preservaton, and not for conquest, as the
Speech aud the Answer would insinuate.
shall now sit down, Mr.. President and hear the
opinions OF other gentlemen after apologzing the
Senate for taxing their time and patience so long.
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MASS Bosrox, runc Is, 1914.
BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
MISS.

The conduct and in,rcpidity of Capt. ALLEN,
in defending his schooner, and capturing
twelve-oared barge from the British brig
Bream, in Dyer's Bay, 10 the Districto of Maine,
is deserving of the highest cncomium.--Scy-
cral ststements have been published, but none
Of them sufficiently correct TO do justice to tho
gallant Captain ALLEN and his brave crew.
We now have it in our power to give cir.
cumstaniial and correct accountxof the whole
Of that affair. /, would DC found highly hon.
oraole TO the brave fellows who SO hcroically
defended their little schooner, and followed
up their victory by capturing the enemy's
barge, with all her armament and crew, kill
led, wounded and prisoners. The letter writ
ten By the commander of the Bream to Capt.
Allen, shows that those who have the cour-
age TO face the enemy, and resist them, have
tho best claim to thir politencss. Those who
meet them boldly, are treated with respect,
and in place of being insulting foes, they be-
come perfectly pliable and courtly. Let our
coasting captains initiate the conduct Of Capt.
Allen, and the encmy's barges will DC care
ful how they approach them:
THE MlRRa7IrE.
Capt. Allen, of the sch. WIN. * John, OF
Scdgwick, (Maiae) was bound to Boston with
a cargo OF lumber. On the 2oth May, the
British sch. Brcam discovered her, and gave
chase. Capt. Allen put into Bowbarc, in Dy-
er's Bay. He soon discovered the Bream's
barge approaching. After she had got with.
in so yards, Capt. A. hailed the barge, but
received no answer. He then hailed them
again. They answered, it was no matter
what boat il was. Capt Allen then ordered
sb. - a., Lo.r cH ,,nr,v vvhirh n shev ask ked him
il !. was an English schr. Capt. A. answer
ed, No. They then asked what schr. il was.
Capt. A. replied, the Wm. & John, OF Sedg.
wick and seeing them still pulling towards
him, called out to them to eeea OF. Two OF
the men in the barge then crowed, and one
of the marines swung his match TO touch the
swivel in her bows. Capt, A. then ordered
his men to FIRE, one after ;hc other and take
good aim. Four Of his men fired their pie
ces the captain rssrrying his Ere for fear
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" YORK. ChrAxpArouA. June 2.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS. :

Mai. Gen. Brown and suite passed here
Friday last for the west. 1890
On Saturday last, detachment ofbeswe{
3 and 400 U. s. infantry, under Major IL
man, passed through this village for Buiis
Also, on Thursday last, IA pieces OF ar,ill|
ry, and eaissops, for the same destination
The Eric flcc, is expected down the LAX
in few days.
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POLITICAL.
SPEECH

SPEECH
OF THE HON. NJ L. HILL,
In fhe Senate Of Massachnsefss-Jnne 8, 1914.
During the Debate on fbe
.fnSsuer- 10 me Governors tSfeech.
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p. S.--One of the British Biue.Ligdsl
captured as above, is in Boston. II is not,a|
many suppose, lamp, but simply woode|
tube, holding about plot, filed with a cou|
bustible material, which is held in the hand
and when set on fire, emi,s stream of bid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-07

OF the United States, or which shall have been
| OF may be incurred in cases of calls made by
the authority Of any state or territory which
shall have been or may be approved by him.
shail be adjusted and paid in IKE manner "a
the expenses incurred after their arrival At such
place Of rendezvous on the reouisitioaaof. the
President of the United States: H6oided
That nothing herein contained shall be ccnsi-
dered Is authorising any species of expendi..
ture previous to ARRIVING at The place of renc
devious, which is not provided by existing
laws to be paid for after their arrival a suchh
place of rendez yous. y q
sec IL. and DC &C. further enacted. That in all
cases where brigade of, militia shall be call
-, or ~ 1871 sel''c' !. snan De tne ou
-. 80, ,'a aue MAJOR .. sucn Drissue 70 m
ter roIIs consornably to the provisions Of the
vide for ,i nc. mere -. 20 pro.
,us ,on u,a na1,1nai defence ~ esaoilsng
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DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS.

WhiCh celebrated 1or ihe cure T many diseases
Not only 10 cure, 6af TO prevent sickness.
a there has been much said in publications as TO
- the utility of Medicines, shall only say these
the best correctors Of the bile that have found
ious, asthmatical complaints. Where there 10 dry
hard ski costiveness loss of appetite, yellow skim
dizziness in the head, pain in the side and bowels
one Pill taken every night eight or nights
cessvely then from to four, the appears,
10 purge, will be satisfaction to those who please
to try them. They may be given to persons Of all
ages and both without any disagrecable feel
ings they are the ocst Pills for females that in
use particularly for women who in chld.bed,
where there is only cathartic wanted. when from
one to four may be used, the age and situation of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY
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POETRY.
SELECTED. |
EUET,

EUET,
From Tfoore's Comic Opera, entitled III p. or the
Blue Stocking.
'Tis sweet to behold, when the pillows are sleeping
Some grey eolor'd bark moving gracefully by
No damp on her deck, but the even tide creeping,
No breath in her sails, but the summers winds sigh
Yet who would not turn with fonder emotion,
To gaze on the life boat, though rugged and worn,
Which often hath waited o'er hills of the ocean,
The lost sight Of hope TO the sailor forlorn.
Oh grant that Of those who in lifes sunny slumbers
Around us, like summer bafks, idly have play'd
When storms are abroad we may find in the number
One friend, like the life boat, TO fly to our aid
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APPROPRIATION.


We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that We
and families have in various and in different
times, used Dr. Cnry's celebrated Family Pills, which
are now prepared by the vender at Coventry, r. l.
We have found them highly serviccable in fami-
lies, and particularly cfIcacous in removing those
complaints for which they are prescribed I'VE 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, r. Remington, Sd,
John Remington, Mary Remington, " Greene,
Patience Greene, r. Kehon, Iheodsria Reming-
ton, C.: BOaen, " Green, y. WiI6rr. jun
J. G. Bro,On, Phe6e h',cin, NJ. Ir,via, J. Ha,v-
kins, Benjamin Morse.
Certify that was sick about two years with dry
skin, costivencss, and difficulty of breathing could
no, rest-i had several doctors, but could get
lef-i applied TO DIR. Cary, and got immediate relief
believe If it had not been for his Pills, could not
have lived. Icontiaue taking the Pills, and am in
toerable health, HUGH RELPH.
certify that was troubled with pain in my bow
or and side. and dizziness in the head-I called on
DR.. Cary; he gave me about thirty Pills, which cur
cd me. Iesteem them valuable.
May, 1915. CHARLIE CoLvIN
certify that have made use of DIR. Cary's Pills,
and am in duty bound to say they the most easy
(. cathartic that ever made use OF.
September, 1878 RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber having been much afflicted with
the asthma for several years, was induced to make
trial OF DR.. Csrys Pills-Before had taken 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.
Gr The Pills speak for themselves.
The above Medicines sold by II. rLEY Nsr.
wichCon. Avis x ANN SNiTH, Wexford, X. 1. and
by SAMUEL W. VrNsoN, Newport. At the last men.
toned place are kept, as usual, all kinds Of Drugs
and Medicines now generally in use and Of the best
,quality-A continuance of iavors solicited
SAMUEL w. VlNSON.
.Nssgboff, March IL, 1914 ON.
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HENRY MOORE,

HENRY MOORE,
OFFERS For SHE,
CIN-50 pipe: Of Sisson's mandatory;
" RUM-l0 hhds. w !. Sd and 4th proof, Of prize
schooner Louisa's cargo;
BRANDY-French and panisL;
WINE-Madeira and Lisbon;
MoLASSES-hhds. and bills.
SUGARS--Hayana and Muscovado,ty box, &c
TEAS--Hyson, Hyson Skin, Souchong, aad Bo-
hea, BY the chest;
COFFEE--by the bag;
SALr-coarse aud fine
NUTMEG
ALLSSICE;
PEPPER;
CASSlA;
CAYENNE-pepper
SNUFF-ycllow
OiL--sweet and lamp;
WARE-iron aud stone;
BED-CORDS-a few gross;
And great number of other articles too numcr-
10 rnention-All which VIII be sold wholesale
aud retail, for cash or approved credit, ss low a,
can be purchased in Rhoie-Island.
,Nesperf, FetraEy IL, 1919. f.
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Moro, Lyons and Me- q, Scots z1korf
EJAS FOR SALE,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee, in hhds and
bbls. entitled to debenture
so bbIs. mess, and so do prime Beef
90 do. prime Pork;
200 do. Tar, large barrels;
so pieces Russia Duck rs do. Ravens do.
Sheathing Boards and Nails, constantly
hOd, at No 6, Lyons wharf, where Ship Stores, &c.
are put up at the shortest notice. If Mar IL.
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Nesv Feather Beds and Feathers.

N I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
II Beds, from 20 to Is dollars, kept constantly
Tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. ., ChGriss-strccs.
Likswse--an assortment of MATTRESSES OF
every description, constantly kevt for sale as above
March %. ,f
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N. PELlCHAN,
CONFECTIONER
ID EPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of New.
~ port that he has lately opened at his store No.
l08 Thames.st large supply of
CONFECTIONERY,
consisting Of Cream and Barley Candy, Sugar Al
monds, Sugar Pumbs, Caraway Seeds, and hand.
some assortment of sugar Images, &c.
Also
Fresh Turkey Figs, Raisins, Prunes, Currants,
sott-sheed Almonds, English Walnuts, and Filberts.
-LKEWISE-
An assortment of best Wines, Gin boxes and bot
tles.) Liquors. and Groceries.
Newport, April 2, 1914. IT,
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JOHN ]. ALLEN,
Has yfor sale.
At the Store OF VIM. S. N. ALLEN,
No. 8, Long -WhaJ,
Is bbls. prime Beef;
10 do. mess and prime Pork;
80 do fresh Philadelphia Flour;
q do. Cayenne Cloves, of superior quality
so quintals Goldfish, 1st quality;
W. l. and N e Rum, by the hhd;
Ship and Cabin Bread, large small quantity
Spanish and American Segars, and Paper To-
co, wholesale and retail.
Lkewise-8OO Rails. May a.
JOHN G. & S. WHITEHORNE,
H4VE FOR SALE,
II ORTY hhds. N. Il. RUM;
h 10000 pounds best Batavia COFFEE-deliver.
able in Providence entitled to double de.
bcnture
.qisp, Just receivsd,
Russia and Raven DUCK;
American do.
Russia SHEETINGS
Blue NANKINS.
Newport. May III, 1914 IF.
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WILLIAM WHITE.

rrovldence, April 70 IT,
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. II, Long Wha-E Has for Sale,
FifafSs y bs1.. p'pe'' first quality GIN,
g 1isso 1ips' lissos. Ma,os. wISE'
20 20 bsIss'' bsIs frs quality MoLA E.s
90 bbls Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT. COFFEE
10 chests Hyson Skn,1 rr.
10 ditto Souchong, s
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 10 Ditto Ditto spaSsn spnao%;nro sEeARs arst quality
ditto Playing CADS:
100 bottles CASTER OIL.
Also
very large assortment Of GROCERIES AZ usual
March 5, 1914 If
LOPANI ERoniP FORMED.
THE public respectfully informed that the
subscribers have entered in Coparnership un.
der the firm of
DYER s. POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION s. CO.,f.
MISSION MERCHANTS, from and after this
date, and will occupy the store Of said DYER, in
Market-sreet, assuring their friends and the public
that all business conided to them will at all times
have their best attention. Cash will be literally ad-
vanced on all kinds of merchandise deposited for
public or private sale, and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted on the most accommoda.
ting terms ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER.
DrER e PoTTsR offer at hrivase safe,
10000 pounds of best green Coffee, in bags and
terces;
pipes 9TH proof Brandy, Expeditions cargo.
DO 4th do Viper's do.
20 boxes spermaceti Candles
tons Of Logwood;
do. Fustic;
do. Nicaragua Wood;
do. Hemp (hrst quality);
i do. Copperas;
few boxes of white Havana Sugars;
20 bags Of Pepper;
10 boxes of brown Sugar;
90 bales OF Calcutta Twinc.
Providence. oeiossr 30. 1913. G
HENRY MOORE,
AT his Brick tore--MARxrr-SouARE,
Nas for SAFE,
60 hhds. New-England RUM;
so pipes Sisson's GIN;
100 bbls. Philadelphia and Baltimore su.
per6ne FLOUR,
Is kegs ncgro-head TOBACCO;
GROCERIES and Silip.SToRES, as usual.
MAY a.
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Iarietp
Republican Pennsylvania.

Republican, PENNSYLVANIA.
The following beautiful and true picture Of of
The largest States in the Union, is from the Ad-
dress of the Delegates who nominated Governor
SHYpER
Those principles to which the American
Revolution gave birth and which are the
strength and pride of our country, have been
successfully maintained in Pennsylvania, and
have been extended further than at any for
1per era. Tho cxcelencics of Democratic
Representative Government have beer favour
ably developed, and have produced conscquen-
ces gratifying to the patriot, and highly bcnc-
fetal to our common country. The State has
exhibited great progress in improvement both
public s. private. Placed by geographical sit
uaiions, as well as by territory and population,
on q high eminence among her sister states,
she has maintained their respect and won their
confidence. No where is party spirit mole a.
bated--no where property more secure or
the laws more mild--no where the rights OF
man more extensively protected than within
her territory. In peace she has added by her
industry and frugali,y to the common stock
OF our coontry's wcalth--in war she has pour
cd forth her treasures and arrsyed her citizens
al the call OF the republic, without consulting
narrow feelings or local pre- judices.
10 produce these blessings the character
and conduct other republican chief magistrate
have contributed much"
%ste~--
The crew of the U. S. frigatc President,
has arrived at Philadelphia, with all the OIL
GERS excepting 1t. Gamble, who was lef, in
New-York, to give up the President TO Com
Decatur. The Guerrero, will not be ready
or launching until the middle Of June.
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WHEELW WRIGHT & LOPEZ,
~, Ihames-ssrcet, Offer at Private sale,
260 boxes Havana brown
40 90 hhds and 20 bbl- MusccvadoS
900 lbs. Coffee, entitled to double debcnture;
500 hhds retailing Mclasses;
10 pipes Gin, 1st and 4th proof:
so bbls prime Beef-20 do. Pork;
40 bbls. Turpentne--50 do Tar;
so pieces Russia Duck-500O bushels Salt;
so bbs. Mackerel;
Is bags Tumeric-Spanish Segars.
Newport, April IS, 1914.
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NEW HOTEL.

No. l08, Zhames-Strees.
nj rELlCHAN most respe ctfally informs the in.
1Ns habitants of Newport, that he has recently
opened New Hotel, or Victuallng 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, or Suppers, in superior style, at the
shortest notice.
Confectionery, Ice.Creams, and Pastries of every
description, can be got up and furnished at all times
He also keeps for sale, general assortment of
Groceries, Wines, and Liquors, of superior quality
On hand, quantity of Vermicila, for soups-aso
quantity of Conserves.
IT'Sugars, six pounds and half for dollar
and Tea, at one dollar pound. If. March %
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FOR SALE,
.Af No. 8, Long -Wharf
TWENTY bbls. mess and prime Beef;
y 10 Dbls. mess i'o<lr;
SO bbs. ship and pilot Bread;
so beef Hams, smoked and salt petered;
SO quintas Cod Fish
w l. and N. K. Rum, by the hhd;
Boards. shingles and timbers, &c.
Flour. &c.
.Neuport, Feb. o. VI.
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JOHN G. & S. WHITEHORNE,
HAVE EOR SgyF


Have for Sale,
LIVE hundred boxes Candles;
l. 500 do. do. Soap;
$50 barrels superfne Flour;
10 tons Archange Hemp,
$50 hhds. retailing Moasses;
162 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
65 bhds w. l. Rum;
200 bags debenture Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auction.
GERS and Commission Merchants, and refer for nor.
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
john G. & AMUEL WHITEHoaNE, of New4ort.
Providence, April % IT,
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TO LET.
NOTICE

Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court Of Probate, of the town Of
Iiverton, in the County Of Newport, Commission.
ers to receive the claims against the Estate of
Col. JOHN COOKE,
late OF said Iiverton, deceased represented nsol.
yent-Noce is hereby given to the creditors of said
Estate that SIX months longer from the third Instant.
are allowed them to exhibit their claims us, and
that we will attend at the dive ling .heuse of JAMES
MANeHEsTER, in said Iiverion, on the las, Thurs
DAY IN May, June, July, August, September and
october, tor the purpose of receiving them.
JOSEPH BAILEY, } cou,,s
HOLDER ALMY,S ~'"
Tiyerton, May IL, 1914.
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TERMS.
The paper j. printed once week at two dollars
year--one halt 10 he paid IN advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted at ibc rate
Of Si-So square, foE three wesks-oIheTs m hat
proportion.