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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12
Orphans Court.

.Aerardria Couufy, Dec. Term, 1914
US.D a.RFD That the Executors q
D.vIp LuproN, Jun. deceased, do in.
sert tbs following advertisements Tires
times week for eight weeks in tn.
Alexan ria new papers-
4 Cop Test
A MOORE, Reg'r.
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A tutor ii allted

4 Salary OF 200 Dollars will be givca
"a to an elderly Gentleman Of good
neral habits aho will undertake the tut
ton sf 9 Boys in q private family. 1t
viii be required that be has perfect
knowledge If lhs English laaguage and
the different branches Of Mathematics
) BENZ. DULANY.
Disc g.. II
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Tobacco Wanted

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to par
chase few hundred Hogsbeads To-
tACCO, Of the seirhboriag lnspeoslo Sc
JAMES r. RIDDLE.
November IL. dtL
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Orphans Court,

.4lesandrsa County, Dee. Term, 1914.
ORDERED, Tia: tse Fxecutot OF
NaTnUKIN PERRIN, de ,eased, do In.
sert the following Advertisement thee
times week eight weeks in the A
iexanaria newspap ers.
A Cepy-Test.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12
kANHAWA LAND
FOR SALE.
iOW Acres of LAND.

i'NG on Elk River, about 90
Miles from Chariestown, where
49, spues into the Great Kenhawa Ri
~, ana IN the County of Kenhawa,
n,o. % sold err exchanged for other
;, s LET IN the District sf Columbia,
,s,. ,' e.sae adjacent Conntiss On low
i. -. This Land Is heavily timber-
ns;a,, good quality, and lies in the
w. aS0snnod ct several valuable Salt
,sbps :. for terms and particulars
]. D. simms.
~.--- Hierondric
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JUST Publ ISHE1
FOR SALE
ny r. GRAY,
CAREYs GENERAL ATLAs,

IMPROVED & EKLARGED,
nsiNG a collection of Maps OF the
world, and Quarters, their Empires,
: sAzdems &c. containing fifty eight
MapA handsomely Colored. half bound
: Msreeco Backs and Parchmsat Cor
a'rs--Price sls.
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JUST PUBLISHED
BIZ THE sURsCR RS

A neat edition Of Dr. VI Atts's plain
and easy CATECHISMS for Children,
to which are aided Preservative
fom the Sins and Follics of Youth !:
Tie Westminster Assembly's shorter
CATEC HISMwith Explanatory Notes
and oeriptural References.-Songs Dis
vino & Moral, with some short prayers
for the use oil Chill rcn--by the same
Author.
James Kennedy q Son.
Nov q diff
LADY'S & GENTTEWEN'S
Pocket Almanac for 1915,
And few copies Of Letter from
JOHN RANDOLPH to JAMES
LLOYD Esq Of Bssssn.
For Sale By
R. Gray.
January s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12
PORK.

FAMILIES msy be Supplied With
GOOD PORK, by applying ss ,ne cor.
ner Oh, King and Parrish streets
{ GRIFFITH.
Deccr-<h her IT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12

his is to give Notice,
That tho Subscriber Of Alsxaadria coun.
~ III the district Of Columbia has obtain
ed fsona the Orphans Court Of said
County, letters Testameptary on the.
estate Of Charles Alexander, late of the
said County, dec'd.-Ail persons having
claisns against the said decedent arc
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with
tao vouchers thereof, TO the Subscribers
duly authenticated and passed by the
Orphans Csurt, on or before the 3oh
day Of May next, or they may by iaw
be excluded from all benefit to sid
estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under ay baud this soth day Of
November 1914.
Wm. B. Alexander,
Vim. 4. Ssoann,
Executor. of CHAs. ALExANDEs.
DaIcsibcr l. d8w ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12

THIS is to give notice, that the sub.
scribcr of Alexandria Cenn.y, IN tho
Di.trie of G. ,ls9b,a, has obtained frem
the Orphans Court OF said county, let
Iers o. administrators on the personal
estate OF John Ball. hate of the county
aforesaid, decsased--all persons having
claims against the said deeedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof daily authenticated
and passed by the Orphan Ccar', to
the subscriber, on or before the I'd OF.
July psxt, or they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit to said estate.
and those indebted thereto are required
10 make imme date payment
Gwen under my hand this % January
1915.
ROBERT BALL,
.Adminfsvator Of JsAn Ball.
January 3 Dr.
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10 s., 'lascovado Sugar
en- nv nae bright Musoovado SUI
e IS Nsv.orleans dc.
'2'rers'.7i COR s,re,r
Sc. j. ada'ns, Herbert G Co.
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THURSDAY, January 12, 1915.
Joseph Nan lc9iHe,

Joseph Wan le7ille,
Corner Of King and Fai.tar Streets.
Has FOR SALE,
so or. Chests Gunpoxdcf, Imperial,
Hysen, Young Hyssn, hyson-
Skin, and Soucheng T E4AS.
Sc, 900 ID. refined SUGARS
SO bbls. Muscovado s N. Orleans
Sugars.
20 boxes White and Brown Fla.
wanna do. "a
10 pipes Cognaa BRANDY. a
80 pexes Mould CANDLES:
With a general assortment ST the best
Wiaes, Liquors and Groceries:
October IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12
To Rent,

To Rent,
THE Country Seat on Cameron.
! Hill. formerly the property o!
John Richter, deceased. This tene-
meat is beautifully situated on com
manding eminence. u from its health
mess and centiguity to the Town of
Alexandria, offers strong induce
mont to gcnteel family.
ALSO,
The House and Lot lately occupied
by DR.. Brooke, where variety OF
handsome Furniture may be bought.
Apply to
James C. Deneale.
Nov. -.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12
FOX KEN i,
A comfortable and very convenient
DWELLING HOUSE,

DWELLINU hVCDE,
At the lower end Of Royal 81 est, ss
present occupies by MIR. samuel Ear
per, Jr,; possession MY be lad the st
day Of February.
ALSO,
A very comfortable Hou.e adjoining !:
possession If which may be asd in.ms'
diatsly.
John T. Brooks.
January 10 b
Hot Pressed Playing Cards
Just received and 10. ~. by
John A. Stswartr
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12

n tract Oh La ~ III 4 diftSA ssou''|
y, Eve miles from Alexandra, con-
hialag about
$50 ACRES
Adjoining he seats of Thompson Ma
son and lanes Patton. Esqrs. the qua
lily Of the Land is good, having beer
much improved by tho use of Plaster
and Clover-there are nearly $50 A..
sres Of bottom in this tract, through
shichthere are extensive bitches, some
meadow lanh we'll set with timothy TO
which there may DO additions made
With a snail expense the buildings
are situated on a range OF hills com
fuaadia2 beautiful view of the Pots
mac With an extensive land prospect.
anew Brick House % feet by Is, was
built LIST summer with upper and low
erPorticos and a brick quarter for me-
sraes Is :ectby so. For further par
tica'ars apply to the subscriber resia-
pg sn the premises,
John C. ToaueH.
Mount Hvsla. le5Y Id. m
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Orphans Court.

.Alerandria County, Dec. Term, 1914.
AARDERFS That the administrators
q of John,haA decd. do insert The
following ad, Yissmsnt three tines a
week for two eeks in the Alexandra
Newspapers.
A Copy-Ifst,
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D.sYs. 7HURsD.aTs o s.aTURD.aTs, BY s. s.N'OH
ORPHANS COURT.

yzsraadrsa County, MOO Term, ls14.
81 ORDERED, that tbs Executors
Of Charles .Alerandfr, dec. do insert
the ialioaisg advertisement three tisnes
a week for 8 weeks in the Alexandria
newspapers.
A Cory Test.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12

For Hire for the ensuing 7 ear,
rHREE NEGRO MEN & one WO-
;MAN.---Thc Men have been accus :
tomed to Farming, and the Woman
is a geed House Servant Apply to
Marian Ball,
Genre Mile, near .Alsrsnaria.
Dec. %. 3t*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12
LAND FOR SALE,

A Tract of LANo in Fairfax Coun.
y, Eve miles from Alexandria, con
tiHIag about
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12
TO RENT,

THAT three story Brick House, On
Prince street. near the Farmers Bank,
now occupied BY Mrs. Washington IS
a boarding house. Immediate possess
sion may be had.
G. Denealc.
October 6. IF
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I.1orYrs NJ anted Immediately
Joseph Dean, or
Matthew Robinson.

Voluntary Contributions N ianor
!. moaey will be thankfully received or
"a i the above mentioned work
s.,,ia r,,sler ~ q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12

Executor. of CHAs. ALExANDEa.
d .Scebcr 1 a8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-22
THE UNITED STATES.

have already said, that the American
people have no motive to be either am
, bitious or wari,Se. 1t is social industry,
agriculture and commerce, and under their
Kindred influence that her prosperity fnu.
rishes. advantageous without being DANCE.
rous to any.
From the first establishment, her tran
quill industry has made the most useful pro-
gress. At the time of the embargo, twenty
thousand sailors, and merchant vessels
mounting to 600 0c0 tons left her harbors
to support and enrich the world.
The United States and their marine are as
tree and independent as they ought to be -
Behold at this moment, the immense trade
opened to France and other nations for the
productions of their soil and manufactures,
and a sure gain to them at last, in the chief
arr les furnished them by America. The
prosperity Of this nation will be the aug
mentation of the resources of others. with
out any possibility of danger; their subiec.
ton or deoasement would complete the tri.
nmph oil people already too powerful and
lead TO the ruin Of all other independent ma.
tions.
But, in considering the character of The
the two people as actually engaged i'm the
war, their political character, their objects
IN conducting the struggle aud the eiforts
that would be produced by it's result, it is
clear that Europe is substantially Interested
!" fhe S~cceSs Of the american arms
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-22

What has been already said, renders it
unnecessary TO enter upon long details in
this article. The causes of the war are ex /.
planned clearr enough already.
England arrogates to herself the right of
searching a nerican vessels, whenever she
thinks it convenient to her purposes he
cause by these means she shackles a COM
merce which excites her Jealousy, and ex
ercises despotism that is in the nature of
her policy.
She attributes to herself the right of i'm
pressing Our seamen, because it paralises
both our navigation, and procures men ofex
perienCe for them, whom they are in want
Of 10 support their enormous military and
merchant marine
England uses the ocean as her exclusive
property, prescribes conditions to those who
sail on that great high7p0y Of nations, and
forces them to pay tribute.
They pursue the same practice with A..
mericans on the high seas, which they at
feet to discountenance as unchristan in At
RIGA.
They 60 greater lengths. and Their pre-
tensions are extended from the ocean to those
inland seas which the God Of the universe
has destined for the United States.
They wish to divest us Of the right 70 have
ships on our own lakcs--forts on our own
.shores--aDd they even require that we not
only cede to them part of our territory but
that we make them a highway to attack ~
in our homes, at our firesides.
Behold for what they make war---see up
on what conditions they propose TO make
peace--
The United States demand nothing but
exact justice they wish neither TO sggran.
die nor enrich Observation-Disclosures to ex 4.
tend their own rights nor surrender them to
others.
They wish to be masfers Of their ozgn
country they wish to arrest the pillage Of
their ships. which they consider as mode
rate wish--and this is what they would call
justice.
They wish to determine what IS intended
by blockade, and to fix the rights of neutrals !;
10 maintain that the seas are free for all !;
and to indemnify for all captures contrary
to the right and laws Of nations.
This is what they constantly demand
what they demand and must even insist on.
IL IS TO obtain that which they could not re-
use, that they have taken up arms which
they are ready to lay down AZ soon as they
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-22
TAKEN. u r.

A few days ago from adrift, new BOAT, of
the following description. Built of pine plank,
Used head and stern, twenty six feet length,
three feet wedth, nineteen inches at the ends,
fully sar'd one side, and one coat on the o.
thor; none on the bottom and inside with one
seat, and containing few carpenters tools and
anew paddle:
Iue s.wlier can obtain her, upon satisfactory
evidence of property, and paying expenses OF
th;s notice. WIN. DANDhtDGE.
Curps, Henrico, April Is. 1T
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-22
Dry Goods Auction Room.

We have taken and fitted up in asuitable
manner, the STORE next 10 Messrs Col.
ton and Reeds, opposite the Fell Tavern.
for the purpose of receiving and disposing OF
Dry. Goods by .4uction.
MURPHY & SCOTT,
April IA Vendue Masters
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-22
Notice to Clerks of Courts

GLRRKS whose duty it is to transmit to the
~ Auditors Office copies of the Sherif's
bonds, are earnestly requested to be prompt in
the discharge OF thSt duty.
JNO. BURFOOT, A. p. A.
March IS. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-22
From ii. Bafti,uo,e tFederatl 7scg,qss..

We anxiously await for the arrival Of further
intelligence from the frigste Constitution A
rumor has reached us from New York, that this
noble vessel was but two miles 20 the windward
Of 4 British squadron then in full chase, and
that towards sunset a tremendous cannonadne
was heard u this figate should safely arrive
in port, she ought to be laid up and preserved
as a national relic She has been tie mcaus
under Divine Providence, OF impressing Amsa
ricsns with confidence in themselves. She
has awakened IN our oountryinen thoughts ans.
convictions which they never entertained be-
fore They now deem themselves able, abon-.
dainty able, to meet on equal terms tire Lords
of the Ocean. The Constitution has done more
than this she has imp essed this conviction on
the minds Of our former enemies themselves -.
They have manifested soreness aud Irritation
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-22
NATIONAL POLITICS.
No. y.
From Les Flats Unis et L'Hngiererre.
CHAPTER III,

The OBJECT OF EACH OF THE TWO Ma.
TIoNs IN THE PRESENT WAR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-22

One or them has carried IL so far as 10
aSserf, that the president of the United
States has no more dignity than church,
warden ia EngiIndS 10 gphich an dnleri.
can has answered IL the same sfyie, thar
y you acre to fWt fhe Syhote English rov.
al family IN array. y7H 7vould mr. find in
the ranks Of both sereS as much character
or Ubfue as you Fad in an american vie
iage dancing harty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-22

have obtained those objects and which
they must and will obtain at no very remote
day, However high the crest of England /.
elevated at this moment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-02
Disreilanp.

hNEcDcrE.-Aftor the signal Il tea of tre
Britisns,my, general Lambert imagined that
his camp was entirely surrounded by the A.
mcricans and ant cipatng nothing but defeat
and disgrace should be attempt to fight bis
way through. he had rccourte to the follow
ing stra,sgcm, in order TO effect his escape.
Ike requested general Jackson to allow him
four days TO bury his dead, intending to make
use Of that time to make good his retreat un.
der cover of the night Having accordingly
got every thing in readiness for precipitate
flight, the British pmmander on the even.
ing previous to the expiration OF the truce,
pat his troops in motion, and commenced
his march, protected by the total darkness
which then reigned, as silently as possible.
H. had not proceeded far, however, before
his progress was arrested, a. he thought, by
the numerous army determined to destroy
him and his unfortunate followers. Strange
and unacconntahle sounds seemingly proceed
ing from ten Thousand ciapocous tongues,
were heard all around him ; some app ,rently
crying ou', " You'll be 100 late n'--others,
"Surrender, surrender !''--and Others" Shoot
shoe Sno,, % which 80 terrified the aston.
ished warrior, that he cried out in the agooy
Of his soul, q" For o DDS sake, gentlemen, don't
shoot we'll give up-!' He then staid all
night on the spot. under the impression that
he Was prisoner and in the morning sent
his aid In order to treat with the supposed
cneny when hnling tha, the army, which
had thus frustrated his design, instead of
being composed of bloody minded Yankees,
consisted of nothing more or less than nu-
merous host o. harmless frogs conveniently
posted in the neighboring msrshcs,he became
so overwhelmed with rage and shame, that his
reason forsook him for time, and he was
obliged to be confined on board the British
i'ect for several days --Fredoniun
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-02
POETRY.
For :hs II. l. Republican.

Fer As II. l. Repn6!ean.
TO TIM PLEASANT, ESQ.
IN imitation Of Eaher Scotia Parody.
EAiL, Brsthsr Tin, who in rhyming advances,
How honor'd and bess'd, who with force wields
the quill
Tone may Tim Pleasant e'er tickle our fancies,
Tho oft with keen satire is gilded the pH!
Mines shed your heaviest dew,
Grace, lend your aid anew,
Gaiy in dog grelIs and rhyrniag to grow,
While ey'ry rock and glen,
To Newport and back agen,
Brother Tim Pleasant, write on, derry o.
Your muse is no bantling found far from the nta,n
Blooming in Spring. IN Winter to fade.
when the whirlwnd has stripd every leaf from the
mountain
WHY then, brother Tim, il cannot need the shade !!
Fast an our Island rock,
Proof against envy shock,
The faster you write, storms keencr will blows
Poppersquash, Dlarney den
Echo your praise agen.
Brother Tim Pleasant write on, derry o!
Pull, Brother Tin for the pride Of the Liand,
Down on your knees, and worship the mines
O! that the thistle which grows on our dry lid,
Were wreathed in u garland your brows to en-
twiDe,
o. that some precious gem,
Worthy such npbe stem.
Honor'd and blessd in your example might grow !!
All tie rocks, brown or blue,
Which in our youth we knew,
Send it back shouting write on derry o!
ROGER BRAMBDE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-02
PRIME GOODS.
WILLIAM TILLET, Sd.

No. l24, Chcapest-Side,
EiH ohen this day, al Q o'clock, an erfensiVe
assortment Of Seasona6le Goods, which,
together cDifh Ills former goods GViH
make his stoek COMPLETE, Tvhieh
he zviA sell iorver than has
been c6ered for many
years--
AMONG WHICH ARE TIE FOLLOWING, VIE -
IL ROADCLbrHS, Cassimeres, Flannels, Bonba-
AJ Gets, blue and black Rsttenes supeIfine dress.
ed and undresscd London Prints, 64 anu Al steam
loom and dressed shirtag Cotton, shear spring
ioomed and book Muslin, Nankins, Leno net, firing
ed, saten and ntestring Ribbons, ladies' and gen.
tlemens' white and colored Hose, Siawls, Diapers,
ladies' and genuemens Gloves. black silk ftnged
Hand1erchiets, Madras, do bonnet Wire, ladies'
silk Handkerchefs, best blue Cacoes. Cambria
Muslins striped cambrc Ginghams, plad. ditto,
Fans &c. &c. &c. Juhy 5, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-02
NEW GOODS.

P. p. REMING TON, No. Il. Thames-st
IL As just received an extensive assortment Of
\ English India French and American Goops,
Which will be sold remarkably cheap tor CASH
.4m'ng which are the Joa019ing'
Broadclotns black, Uiue and mixed
Cassimeres FIannels; black. brown and red Bonn
bazetts Ritinets; superfine undressd Caicoes !;
Prints white Cambrcs elegant silk half Hkf ;
striped and seeded Mushns jaconet do si.S Hkf s.
long and short kid Gloves cambric Dlmilies, CON-
mon do; NAnkns; elegant Vestings, Ribbons.
L. 4. Remington mas received 40 Iaseou
ment Of American Goods, which will be sold Fl the
factory prices. Aewb9rt JUN $
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-02

Orders for Tickets, Halves, rQuarters
and eighths, in either Of the above Lotteries. can
be obtained at the truly fortunate Lottery Office Of
JOSIAH c. SHAW, No. lie, Thames s.street.
y erobors, JUN -, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-02
BERNARD HILL. Jun.

TAKES this method TO inform his old Cus,omers
l. and the Public in geeeral, that he can furnish
them at the shortest notice, with the following art;
cles, at wholesale or retail, viz white Rope. Of
all sizes deep-sea and hand Lines Log Lines !.
Housing and Marine seine, sewing and whipping
Twine; Pack Thread Cod Lines Bedcords. from
to 10 Dollars per dozen; Fish Lines all sizes, Of
cotton, fax or silk Chalk.Lines; Mule ndIpg I,
cotton and silk Cords, for trimmings; carpet Warp
and Filling Flax, Tow, &c. &c. &c.
He assures those who may favor him with their
custom, that the above articles will be manufac,ur.
cd OF the best materials, warranted as good, and
sold as cheap as can be purchased in the State Of
Rhode-lsl March q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-02

1veU-1ess aoly md Treasury sVofes.
CONSTANTLY bougi,, and sold by c. SHAW,
~ So.lls, rhames.street-who has just received
and offers for sale, 800 reams wrapping Paper. Of
superior qcaliy. jpy ~,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-02

O.A>N 81 OIN-fok SALE.
MINE SHARES in the Capital Stock Of the Rhode.
AS Island Usiea pank--tos sale by
!ns ~. WM. LOWE,
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PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,

Price 5O cts. per DOR,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease and
certainty is infinitely superior to any other mesi.
cine, Cor the cure of that most disagreeabe aud
menting 6isordcl the Itch.
Dr.. Dyo rs infalible Tooth Ache Drops; price
so cts Crcassian Eye.water, price SO cents soy.
ereign remedy for all disorders Of the eyes.
DR.. TIssor's celebrated Gout and Rheumatic
Drops ;prioe So, The Vegetable Balm Of Life; price
81 The Balm of iberia price Sc, extracted from
an IbeSan plant for curing detects of the skin, and
improving the complexion. &c. The Restorative
Den,ifre. for, cleansing, whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums, (price 6fty cents per box)
since these invaluable medicines were first dis.
covered; upwards Of Seven Hundred Ta0rsand Persons
have experienced their happy AMI salntary effects
many OF whom from the lowest state OF their dsor.
lcrs.
or Take notice. that each ard all the above gesu.
inc medicines arc signed the outside covers with
the signature of the sole proprietor. T. w. pyo,,.
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~, A fresh supply Of the ssove MEoi-
crESs just received, and for sale by SAM
UEL w. VINSON, Drtysisf, .Ne.ksrf.
where pamphlets containing certificates CT
curcs SC. may be had grs,is.
.Nsrprs, March %, 1915 .Teow,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-02
Grand National Lottery.
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deduction of Is per cent.