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EMIGRATION.

yXYHRRE.AS, it is the discrimination Of
w of Individuals, to epgrate 20 and
some one OF the Western Territories,
provided suitable opportunity should of,
whereas, in os,ler 10 effect the same, il is q
tcntion to petition Congress. at its next sessi.
grant of one Township OF Land. or more,
on the wabash river, in the Indiana territory,
such other place as shall hereafter be agreed o
the subscribers, on such terms and conditions
Congress shall seem proper. All honest, pru
AMI Industrious pcrsons--either laborers, ne
les, or professional Characters, wishing TO %.
50 desirable and profitable an undertaki0
therefore requested TO call on Capt. JAMEs
RY, or Capt. THOMAS NJ READ. Of this
early as possible, in order TO obtain further
ton, aud To do what To them may seem neces
When the rapid growth OF the Western 5
considered, on the one hand, and the chesg
the land, and the favorable terms on whicl
probably be obtained, together with the E:
the soil, the purify of the climate, and the
certainty of advantage, on the other-perh.
man caa hesitate to close with an offer, ever
SO beneficial The laborer is sure of his
which are bountiful, together with land, VIII
value, is constantly increasIng-the Mechs
sure of employment and Of foFtune--and tt
professional man,no prospect can be more te'-
Those disposed to subscribe as aforesaid,
quesied to apply as above, as early as possit
being necessary that meeting Of the subsc
should be held, very soon, in order to NIKE
cessary arrangements.
.Neagbors, Se6ferlbcr 90, 1915.
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!. TO make such errors 10 practice, II would be
attended with the loss of all his patients.
The man drly replied, "good Doctor, TIE
sun discovers my iaults---the earth hides
yours"
DR.. Johnson was one day in company with
q very talkaliye young lady, OF whom he APP
peared to take Very little notice, She in
piqae, said 10 him, {" why doctor, believe
you prefer The company OF men 10 that OF the
ladies'" Madam (replied be) | am very
lond of the company OF ladies (; like their
bcauty,I like their delicacy,l like their viyac-
ity, like their silence"
The Man Of forty thousand Franc8.-A
provincial loolman put into the Lottery of 81.
Sulpice, gained prize o. forty thousand
francs, took leave Of his master, and came TO
Paris--not TO place out his money to advan.
tagc, but TO spend IT, He hired a superb
hotel, purchased horses and carriage, cloth
ed his numerous domestics in a superb live
ry, played high, and kept an excellent table.
He was universally feasted and entertained
and evory where, In the best houses, nothing
was talked Of but the generous Stranger in
deed, lie was known by nobody. Generous
too, Tor he had his purse full Of money, and
paid every account that was presented TO him;
but, so freely did he disburse and pay, that at
the end OF the year he had nothing left
Al last, he announced that he would dine
at home, and q two o'clock precisely. Two
o'clock sriko@-dinner is served-no guest
appears He calls up his coachman, his por-
ter, his iacquies, his cook, and his vale,-de-
chamber. He makes signal for them to
slt down at table with him. They are at first
astonished, and then star, diffic uliics in com.
plying. lie insists they obey. They eat
When The champaign begins 10 establish Ia.
miiiarily, he says 10 them -
My comrades, you have thought me
great man; am only a valet! like yourselves.
gained prize of forty thousand francs
have expended it; have nothing more
80 to resume my ll,ery.--Adicu."
This said, he gets into diligence, and ar
rlvcs at the house of his old master, who is
delighted al seeing him again.
expect to hear shat you have laid ou,
your money very WE'LL" said he TO him.
very wcil for have eaten IT,"
Eaten It !"
Yes and that 10 the space Of a year.
wished TO sec what was the life Of man who
had forty thousand francs year. | have
done almost every thing which they co /;
have procured all their cnjoymchts."
" Is it really SO !"
! Really there is nothing wonderful in
that behold mo satisfied. | shall be SO
much the better if you will take me into
| your service"
"Vcry willingly f; If your experiment has
, forever cured you OF the desire Of riches !"
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lDisisslameous.
HiSTORIC.2I,s

u,cY,<, >, ~, -, SCR.1FO.
When Marshal de la ~ - ~
into Mcn,z, the Jews do "'o ,o'o'a'e' '"o' -
ramc TO compliment '"' Us inc c'ne' ,nnao. 1
itants did .as soon "s nc was INFORMED tney
wsre IN rho AM; 1rt .ch mber will no, see the
rasca,s sai, h. ,Tey are the people who put
INV m,,rer 70 de, III Go not suffer them 10
come in Thy were then told that Marshal
ron,I na,b. spoken with TO which they re-
nlicJ ,h., were extremely sorry Tor it, and
'h,,,hey had brought him presenl of four
th,S"sand pis,oles /; M. de la Fer,o being i'm
,r.edia,ely made acauaic'ed with that, let
them be admited, said he, lheae poor devils
did not certainly know who hc was, when
they cruciEed him.
Marcus Lisias, after Fabius Maxmus bad
retakcn Tarentun, boasted that Fabius was
Indebted TO him for the success OF the enter-
piize ; and endea,ored TO efiace the merit Of
the achievement. True, (said Fabius)
acknowledge your assistance, for had YOU no,
last 1t, could never have ce,Akcn it,"
Artaxelxes being roa,ed in battle and
put to flight, after his baggage and provisions
had been plundcrcd he found himself so pres.
sed with hunger, that he was reduced 10 cat
piece Of barley bread aud some dry figs.
But he found such relish in them, ,ha, he
Gred out ." o gods how many pleasures
has plenty deprived me of, to this hour"
Diogenes being asked, the biting of which
beast was the most dangerous ? answered,
IL you mean wild beasts, lis the SANDER.
cr'sv-if tame ones, the ila,,erer's."
Cicero said TO Caninus Revilius, who had
been consul but one Gay, We have a con-
sui so yigieot, that he has not slept single
night during his consulship."
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&NN
Irom a B.rmingAam peper, of Lpn is.

From birmingham paper, Of Ju!y 16
We are niormcd from various quarters
tha, the greatest inducements arc held on, by
some people in this town 10 en,ice maouiac-
lurcrs and handicraitsmen to emigralo TO A.
mcrica the public houses freqnen,ed by The
manufacturers arc visited by these agents,
and money 10 considerable amount, with
various other tempting advantages, arc held
out in order TO procure the most valuable
workmen TO abandon their county. This is
a most serious evil, which should be strictly
watched, aud the penalties en(otced. We
hope an example may soon be made the
penalty by 23d Geo. ii. chap. IS, is 5ool. for
the first offence, aud looot Tor the second.
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CRAZE or THE IMPRESSED S.4LOR

HIGH on a cliff the maniac stood,
And w4tcl'd old oceans heasing Hood;
Beneath her feet the briny wave,
Curpd DER the shipwreckd sailors grave
Loose on the gale her tresses wav'd,
- Ark roll'd her eye, while thus she rayd
Where Won white curling bllow
With wild cOmmotion sweeps,
Deep, Oh his rocky pillow,
NV much lov'd sailor sleeps.
"All dark and lonely in his ocean BED,
O'er his grave
No flower shall wave,
No pitying friend shall weep
Where shall the traveller point and say,
There rests the gallant sailors clay
poor sailor boy, Thy grave is cold and deep;
While tempests howl,
And bilioWs roll,
And burst above thy head
Hard is my sailors rocky pillow,
chill DER his slumbers burst the blilcw,
While Abon's blood Stand banners play
Triumphant DER his sleeping clay
go let me seek his oozy grave,
And in some sea-maid's pearly cave
Soft make his bed
III puck the fairest, sweetest flowers
rnat bloom in Neptune's coral bowers
To deck his head;
Choicely III plat the sea green vest,
10 mantle DER his faithful breast,
For cold s his sleep;
Without a shroud, the demons gave
My sailor to- his wa,ery grave,
That grave so deep:
Hard, sailor, is thy rocky pillow,
While DER thy siumbers bursts the billow."
The maniac ceased. TIE storm of night~
I,owl'd o'er the dark and 2wiul height,
The lighting burst around her head;
Quick to the utmost verge she Sped
And look'd below :. ] need no more;
Ere morn, the tempest ceas'd TO roar:
Bright rose the sun--his earliest ray
smipd on the nianiac's lifeless clay.
Her form the fisherman deserted.
Half buried in the sand,
lie sav'd it from the whelming tide,
And bore il from the strand
Where the mourniul willows wave,
On the green bank near,
lie kindly delv'd the maniac's grave,
And o'er it droppd tear.
Rest, hapless boy, beneath the billow;
Poor maniac, sleep beneath yon willow,
+, Just Hcavea roW one day demand
r.ss blood al BTtdm'S murd;"ons handI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18
ER. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHlC BITTERS,
Price one Goth

Price one dollar,
DR.. RoBERTsoNs stomachic Bitters, tpriec > l,)
which celebrated for strengi ihening weak stom-
achs, increasing the appetite md certain preventive
and cure fox the fever and ague, &c For The fever
and ague,a maada prevalent ,hrcughoutth the south.
ern States, and affecting to families esiding in all
low countries. redundant with marshes lakes, stag"
mated pools, rivers, sc. These celebrated ana uni
yersaliy esteemed Besait have surpassed any reue-
dy ever administered for the relief and cure OF that
most obstinate oppressor of the human frame, mum
becess instances Of their efficacy have been testhed'
after the barks, and various other exoied prescrp
tons failed, they proved successful 10 the admiration
OF those who experienced and Witnessed their happy
effects
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&g v:s ssssEg5, NJ
MA %~<..3,..Se
~ wa 2saA &s s:ss N~

Ubich are ceEeOraffd for me eITe or moSs as
eases 10 5oiich The human 6ody is hdbie
PREPARED ONLY ny THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
i. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
GRANDSON or TuE LATE cELEBRATED DR. RoB-
ERTsoE OF RDINBCBGH;
AND FOR SALE ~ PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
PROPRIETOR'SU UHO LES7LE .A.ND RET.4iL
DRUG AND FA.d,LY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 157, North East Corner OF Second and Race sts
,.4na by ,elaH Of his agents throughout
Me Unitrd Statrs.
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated SToMhCIilC ELIXIR OF HEALTH
(P,iee 81 So
One OF 'emosl efiicacious medicines 'er c''elea
to the public, for the speedy relief and cuteoi 'os
nate coughs, colds, ,consumrtions, the hoopmg ooubh
asthmas, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
habilua cosyeness, sickness at tho stomach, dysen
cries, cholera morbus, severe grplngs. the spi'
mer bowel complanin children, &C.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
VEGEI.aBLE NERVOUS Cordial,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one dollar and ftty cents
Is confidently recommended as The most ethcacio"s
medicine for the speedy relief and cure o all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, depres-
sion of the spirits, headache trenor, fanness, hys-
terlc fits, debility, seminal weakness, gieets, ana
various complaints resulting from secret iinP op'ey
of yout! and dissipated habits, residence in warm
climates, the immoderste use of tea, the unsklilui
or excessive use of mercury, often destructive 10
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females al a
certain period Of life, huor aDus barrenness, &c sc'
Under the denomination of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases. Of the most dangerous
kind and arc ~ various, that volume would hardly
suffice to complete a description of them. 1t per-
vades, with It's baeful influence the whole nervous
,wrthng the heart with ineXpressblc anguish,
and exciting the most dreadful suggestions OF hor-
ror and despair. To this demon have thousands tal-
len sacrifice. in tie dreu transports OF itJ rage.
The most common symptoms of It's commencement,
are weakness, fatulence, palpta,ons, wachtulness,
drowsIness after eating, tmid,y, flashes OF heat and
cod numbness, cramp, giddincss, pains in the head,
back aud loins, hckup, difficulty of respiration and
dcguttion, anxiety, dry cough, &c.
Dn. ROBER1SON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Price one dollar.
safe and efectua cure for the gout, rheuma-
,ism, lumbsgo. stone and gravel, swelllnSs, and
weakness of the joints, spraus, bruises, and all
kinds of green wounds-the cramppains in the head,
face and body, stiffness Of the neck, chilbains, fro
zen limbs, &c.
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Stoken,

EROI the subscriber, on the goth ult. living
Il Banister's-wharf, picked stern Boat, vii
green bottom, white boot top and black aha!e
bout Is feet keel, All old oak rudter, one II,
bowsprit broken, mansail and new jib. Any +
son that finds her and sends word to he prne
subscriber, shall be handsomly rewarded TO their
isfaction. JAMES EVEN
.Ncwport, October 4, 1915. Z,
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AS two rustic neighbors were talking TO-
gether on late market day, in Dromore,
said one TO another Can you tell me Paddy,
what makes candies so dear this season %
Why, the syar 20 replies the other. "Eord
bless us /! (cried PaO are they going to fight
by candle hghf 20
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For Sale,

THE Estate, f:rmerly the property Of &.
L Durfee, Esq deceased, lying en- the wes'
leading to Bristol Ferry and four miles from
port. beautifully situated for any gcntleman's
ment. containing Is l.2 acres excellent LAM
an orchard nearly in its prime. Further part
can be known by application to Mr.. WM. La:
or the subscriber, living in Newport
ELIZABETH DURi
.Nerrb7rt, Ociobrr 4, 1915. Sw
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PARocNIAL REPRESENTATIVES,.

A French constitutional priest, who had usually
very small audience, one day preaching at
the church in his village when, the doors being o.
pen, sander aud several geese came stalking up
the middle aisle The preacher, ayailing himself
of the circumstance, Observed" that he could no
longer find fault wthhis district for nonatendance
because, though hey did not come themselves, they
sent their representatives. !"
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.M7xIliS OF CONDUCT.

Never let the considerations OF future pos.
sibili,ies scprive you of presen, enjoyment,
Reflect on past actions, not TO initiate your
vanity, but TO correct your future conduct.
Would you be respected by others, always
have suitable regard FOR yourself.
Accommodate your conversation to the
conditions of all never mention the ea,ego-
lies of Aristotle to the peasant, nor introduce
the vulgar dialect Of sailors and hackmen in
the society Of the polite and refined.
--~ @ @-
.1NECD 0TES.
A physician observed TO a elork-maker,
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Dr.. ROBERTSON'S
Infalliable WORM DESTROYING LOZENGEs

Price .Gtty cents.
medicine highly necessary to be kept in all Ia
miles.
SYMPToMs.-1he common symptoms OF The
Worms are, paleness cf the countenance, at other
times flushing OF the face, itching of the nose, and
about the scat starting and grndiag of the teeth in
sleep, swelling of the upper lip, the appetite some
agreeable breath, hard sweed belly, great thirst,
the urine frothy aud sometimes of whitish color,
gripping or choic pains, an involuntary discharge of
saliva, especially when asleep; frequent pains in tie
side, with dry cough, aud unequal pulse. ra'pha
tons of the hert, swoomines, cold swcais, palsy
cpilcp,ic fits, &c.
Though numberless Medicines are extoled for cx-
pellng aud killing worms, equal in efficacy
TO Dr.. Robertson's Worm Destroying Lozcngcs, they
are mild in the operation, and may be given to the
youngest infant with safety.
IL
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SoutlrGck, .hgnsf Is. 1918.
For sale,

ElVE-TWELFTIIS of a Cotton Mandatory
ate in North KingSto7ea, about one mile
Ficktord. 1t has a stream of water sufficient ~
perate 1000 spindles, and has now in op.ruton 8
with Dwel!ing.House and other necessary BIZ
ings, all i'll good repair. Seldom has property
scssing so many advantages been offered for So
'lbe terms will be liberal and may be known
plying to JoHN HAWKINS, at the Factory. or :,
BERlAH & DANIEL WAL
.Ncspbort, Jnne z, 1915.
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Price 50 cts. per b9I

Price 50 cts. per 62I,
For pleasan;ncss, safety, expedition, case and
certainty is in!itnicy superior to auy,oiher mcd-
cine for the cure of that dsaSrecaOle and
menting disorder the Itch.
Dr. DYOrr's infable Tooth Ache Drops; Price
50 cts. Circassian Eye-watcr; price 50 cents soy.
ereign remedy for all disorders of The eyes.
Dir. Tissor's celebrated Gout ana Rheumatic
Drops price So The Vegetable Balm of Life p'cc
ST. The Balm or Iberia price So, extracted from
bcran plant, for curing defects of the skin, aud
improving the complexion, &c. The Restorative
Dvniiric. for, cleansing. whitening snd preserving
the teeth and gums, (psee fifty cents per box)
Since these invaluable medicines we're first dis
coyereli upwards Of Sc rra HaGied TIsuIGnd Persons
have experienced theft happy and saiu,ary elects
many Ut whom from the lowest state Of their disor.
ders
or Take notice. tha, each and all the above gcnu-
inc medicines arc signed on the ou lc covers with
the signature OF the sole proprietor, NV Dyott,
~ A fresh supply Of the above MRpi-
ciESs jus, received, and for sale by SAM.
UEL w. NINSON, Drusgisf, .Ntssaorf,
where pamphlets containing certificates OF
cures &c. may be had gratis.
.Ntrpc"f, .Hs-gi 20, 1915 syew.
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ENTIM Mt.

Dryden, says the brilliant D'Iraeli, traces
the whole history OF Genius in couplc,
What in Natures dawn the child admired
The youth eadeaoored and tie man ACQUIRED.
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TO LET.

THE House, No. 5, Thames street, formerly
ed by Capt. Henry Hunter, having large '
aud garden, with other couveniences For parl
i'rs, apply to WIN. LANGLEY, Newport, or s.
uEL ALMY, Portsmouth. .aI0V
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for o1iG,

He FARM of the subscriber situated in Ports
mouth, one half mile south of Bristol Ferry,
containing about 90 acres, with a Dwelling House,
Barn and other out houses, in good repair.
whole will be sold on reasonable terms For pai,lc-
ulars, apply to the subscriber, living the premises
JOHN ANTiiONA
Portsmouth, y1lv 10, 1915
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contains

Tickets only Five Dollars each. and New.yo-k
money received st par for the same, at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery Office of J. c. SHAW, No. lis,
Thames-street,
Where orders will be attended 10 for Tickets an
shares, IN all Lotteries in the unioa. Oct. &
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Portsmouth, July 10, 1915.
FARMS-FoR SALE.

Ion sale, four Farms adjoining, contan'og al
l. one hundred aud fifty acres, each s. sted in t
town Of Southwick, state OF Massachusetts,, on.-h'
mile from the central Of said town. The alb
Farms, are excellent for grain end grass. Also,
half Gun Powder Manufactory on one Of
farms, and likewise an excellent scae for c,
Factory or almost any other water works. fire.
ed, an extensive credit will be given for a cons
able part. For further particulars enquire
subscriber on the pre..ises.
AARON rem;
Soufh1pick. august IS 1915.
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DN. DYOTT's
ANIiBILIOUS PILLS,

Price 25 cts s--tdrye bores 50 esMs,
For the prevention and cure o. bilious and malg-
nant fevers.
These Pills, If timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce tho yellow Fe-
yer, Bilious Fevers, Ague aud Fever, choc pains,
ha,ulcncies. indges,ions, cosveness. hypochondr,-
&C and hystcric complaints stranSuary gravel, rheu-
matism and gout.
They are peculiarly serviceable in FcmaltsOisor-
dcrs, and especially in the removal ofihose obsiruc-
tons of their complaints at certain periods.
Dp DNOTI'S
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pride.

We meet with great difficulty in conquering pride
By resisting it-how polOnt then must it be, when
battered!
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More Prizes than Blan&s /.
Advcnturers-Attend.

Washington Bridge Louesv-No. 6.
Commences drawing in New.tiaven, this month }
The Grand Scheme Of two connected classes
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will 4
~ meeting of the Committee appointed to 4
claims against the State, OIL acco,ai: of The lail
at the General IFeasurer's Office, in Newpo
TUESDAY, the 24ih day of October next. v
and where all persons interested, may appear
exhibit their demands. with the necessary e. id
in support thereof
NICHOLAS TAYLOR, }
CHARLES BR,fToN, Comm
WILLIAM ENNIS, y
Ne:rborf, Sept Is, 1915.
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Commissioners NoHce.

Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers, having been by IN
Court Of Probate of the town of New,
appointed Commissioners to receive, examine
adjust the claims of the several creditors TO a.
tate Of THOMAS HUDSON, jsn late Of saio
port, mariner. deceased, represented insoIveht.
notice, that siS months from the second ias,sn
allowed unto said creditors, for bringing in an
ing their respective claims and that We will a
for that purpose, at our respective dwellings,
time during saic period.
THOMAS G. PiTMkN, Z
EDWRRD THURsTON, 70"
All persons indebted TO said Estate, ale !
required TO make immediate payment TO
ELIZABETH HUDSON, .llnIwsfra
.Ns-shor'. Oct 4. 1915
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A physician observed 'oa slosk'makcr,